The Kalida Venture, 1845-05-09

How tub System works. One of the strong arguments most frequently urged in favor of paper money banking by its advo advocates - cates advocates is, that through them small traders and beginners in business are enabled to procure the neeessary amount of capital to enter into business as principals. The following fact, stated by Mr. Clay of Alabama, in a speech in the United States Senate some time since, proves that this reason, feeble as it is, is not always made a principle with the banks. He said ho had known an instance where the Directors of a bank, wilh a capital of two millions of dollars, had loaned themselves, their relations, and those connected with them in business, to the amount of $2,800, $2,800,-000 - 000 $2,800,-000 about $800,000 more than the capital actually paid in! Tfiis is merely a single instance that came to the knowledge of an individual discon disconnected - nected disconnected with a Bank, if the black veil that covers up the reservoir of corruption em embodied - bodied embodied in the . Banking System could be withdrawn and the wholesale system of fraud and rascality practiced through it, ex exhibited - hibited exhibited in its naked deformity, honest men would start back in horror and scarcely be believe - lieve believe their own eyes. The idea that paper money creates wealth honestly, is preposter preposterous! - ous! preposterous! When the honest producers of our soil learn the iniquity of the system, then and not till then, will our exertions in expo exposing - sing exposing it be appreciated. In the language of an eminent Virginian, it is a system not to ba supported by any sound piisciple of poli political - tical political economy a gross delusion, a dream of a visionary a system that has done more to corrupt the morals of society than any thinj; else. Western Democrat.

May, 1845, between the hours or ten o'ciock, A. Mw and four o'clock, P- M. of said day, the fol following - lowing following described goods and chatties, to wit: One yoke of Oxen; one yearling Colt; two 3 airs oW Colts; 5 head of Hogs; one 4 horse wa wa-fon - fon wa-fon and bed; three Cupboards; two Bureaus; 6 pair of Bedsteads; one clock; six chairs; four ' steers; four yearling calves; one red cow; three JLjearlinf calves; about twenty fivo acres of wheat . in the ground, and one grindstone Taken as tho . property of Frederick Fruchey to satisfy a Judg- ment in favor of Henry Shoemaker, for the use of John A. Beam. T. R.. McCLURE, Sheriff. SHERIFFS OFFICE, Kalida,) May '2, 1845. - ) 3w219. SHERIFF'S SALE. Ira Riimn vs. Venditioni Etponas. . Ho jh Strain. J 15V virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas to me directed from tha Court of Common Pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, I will offer fer sale at the house of Hugh Strain in Ottawa township, on Thursday, the 15th day of May, A. D., 1845, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M., and four o'clock, P. M., of said day, the following described property, to wit: Two Cows and one Heifer. Taken as the pro property - perty property of Hugh Strain, to satisfy an execution in favor of Ira Harmon.

NOTICE is hereby given thnt a petition will ; bo presented to the commissioners of Put Putnam - nam Putnam county, Ohio, at their next session, praying for a county road commencing in sec. 8, at the . east lino in the road leading from the Defiance and Ottawa turnpike in tho Napoleon road ; thence westerly to Blanchard through the fording place; thence near the house of Henry Ridcnour,in tho half sec. line of 17; thence south along that line to soc. 20; thence westerly to the mill near Glan Glan-dorf - dorf Glan-dorf all in Ottawa township. . 28th April, 1845. 4w219 Pay Hie Printer. J. B. STEEDMAN & CO. have left tho un un-. - . un-. settled business pertaining to the North Northwestern - western Northwestern in my hands to be adjusted, those indebt indebted - ed indebted for advertising or on subscription will please call and settle. WILLIAM CARTER. Defiance, February 28th, 1845,r )."

trasted with that of a most squalid looking urchin about seven years of age, who follow followed - ed followed her, carrying a basket of cold victuab, excited suspicion, and she was arrested, and brought by two respectable citizens to the office of Alderman Redman. Here she per persisted - sisted persisted in declaring that the child was her's, but the boy whom she called hor son, on being questioned in private, told that his mother had carried the little girl away from a house in the neighborhood of the Wash Washington - ington Washington market. Officers were sent to in inquire, - quire, inquire, and they returned, bringing the father, who was nearly distracted, with them. Phil, Gax.

SHERIFF'S SALE. George II. Stephenson) vs. Venditioni Exponas. Anthony Earley. ) ' BY virtus of a writ of Venditioni Exponas to me directed from the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Putnam and State of Ohio, I will offer for sale at the house of Jacob Bojjgurt, in Pleasant Township, county aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 13th day of May, A. D., 1845, between tho hours of ten o'clock, A. M., and four o'clock, P. M., of said day, the following doacribed property, to wit : One yoke of Oxen, and one red cow. Taken as the property of Anthony Earley to satisfy an execution in favor of George H. Stephenson. T. R. McCLURE, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Kalida,) Mav2, 1815. 3w219

of poplar siding, one lot of inch antl half, seven lots Of inch flooring, two lots of black walnut. Taken as tho property of Abraham Hardin, at the suit of Mark Delaney, for the use of Squire Car Carlin.. - lin.. Carlin.. T. R. McCLURE, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Kalida,) May 2, 1845. , S 3w219 DOCTOR SOLOMON M. SHAFFER, J ' Physician Surgeon, LATE of Pennsylvania, but more recently from Rochester, Ohio, haalocated himself at Rock Rock-port, - port, Rock-port, Putnam county, Ohio, and tenders to the pjl'l'e his professional services. Felf., '44.

the whig tax bill to send to Europe ! It is supposed the object is to show the people there what people professing to be free will submit to, after making such a fuss about a tax on tea in 1770! If the despots of Eu Europe - rope Europe wish to draw consolation from this coon tax bill, they had better wait until after the freemen of Ohio, not in Mr. Kelley's tin tin-pan, - pan, tin-pan, speak at the polls next fall! Ohio Statesman.

Child Stolm bv a Femalb Beggar. A child two years old, daughter of John Kel Kel-ley, - ley, Kel-ley, No. 117 Plum street, was stolen yester yesterday - day yesterday morning, while playing on the sidewalk, by a female vagrant named Isabella Hagan. As the woman was going from door to door beeging in the lower part of the city, the