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MR., BOTTS.

Mr. Bolts is suffering under and fever. but hopes
TO be well enough address the People Fairfield Sa.
tardHy, spd in Richmond on ner Monday evening.
We may here be suffered say that the peculiar
readers o the Enquirer will probably rejoice whom tho cleo
ton 10 be relieved from the incesssn and ibera
attacks with which Mr. Bolts has been pursued by that
paper and it, correspondents for months No number Of
appears without assault upon him. either editorial,
from correspondents who writing under various signatures
suspected to be but last, aud that probably
rather instigated by perons VI WILL than by the Esuotie
feelings which only ought to prompt tho suagnment Of
public To assai Mr.. Bolts motivos-to misrepre-
sent his public oondueo dstort his opinons-snd TO
inJurc him personally, we'll destroy him politically.
Is work pursued through the Enquirer with all the reRu-
ar Of system, and oil the diligence and adof of private
venom When the pres, ihps becomes engine Of ind-
vidual oppression, II is instead Of blessing -
But this Is tho fate Of all who offend the Enquirer; We
have seen how WIN e. Riyes, ilustious CITIZEN whom
could enough praise when bo cooperated with H.,
and to whom IL confessed rne obligations 80 ss-
cred that mo itself ought never have esced them, hiss
been rancorou.y pursued with vindictye mscoosuetion
for years, aud tho less nay the sayseey n pos
sble. since his retirement from public life, and At the in
slant, when he closing the eyes Of his venerable
parent
We say that all but the mos bitter psrzsns who suffer
political passions become demons Of private hate and
unehsrtsbeness their bosoms, must be Disguised with
the unreenng vengeance with which Mr. Bots has been
hunted by tho Enquirer and it, smiablc correspondents
What then does 1t become his friends TO dol Why TO
svcnge HIM upJn bic ASSISTANTS the way most dstss'e
FOL hey most honorable Mr.. Bois, and most eisc
oaI stop tho iceniious tongues of his tfsdacen'
ELECT HIM! Elect him by triumphant majority
Give him and no, them, the verde, Of tho People.
How differently hiss Mr.. Seldom. Mr.. Bots' competition,
been treated by the Wing Pfcss Of the District and the
Stse No assaults have been made upon him OF any Kind
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DIED.

~ Moraico, his residence IN Lancaster county, Vrgi.
nis, on Monday 18th April 1876. with Apople1y. Capt
GEO. w. BOWMAN, m the SOD year Of hs age. lie has
LEFT two sisters and numerous relatives bomosn his loss
At his residence IN the county OF Gloucester on the Oh
instant SAMUEL N. SrUBBs. Esq. aged &C. IN his domcs-
tic and social relations Of lie, surpassed him-ss
Christian husband, father aud exemplary citizen.
IL The Enquirer will please copy.
On yr,,arday. after illness o6 weeks ATExR LESLIE
IN the 18Th year ~ he age.
us fua,ral take place Baps, Church
tTs niornitg NJ ~ O'Clock.
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~ II WhNhEE -ApHI I5-29 VI.
The sales OF to-day are 1000 b.s. aud ,,,. nm,
that 700 bales were SOLD yesise}ay
Flour remains without change; Genosee Is n GO 7s
quie Southern generaly S75. 800 bu River rive .od a,
6sc. delivered; 1000 bu Southern corn At 47c VT oa,
32c. ETIT = = w ~''
Pearls ar offered NJ SI,5e. ....t
Drudge whiskey is 23c; 80 bbls were sojd nj s3i
Ten thousand lbs NV whalebone sold At 35Ic which
shows quite advance 5000 lbs cold ves,erd,v n,
35c. r.t-.i. - = -. ''N''"'' ~
Five hundred bbs primo pork wero oa,r.d a, 40 60 Inn,
not taken; and We heard OF ssles Of provisions Lard 10
rather heavy. H - wv - -'-' ~
r. g. Evening. There are further sales OF cotton
sugar aud molasses have been quiet dsy-Jsur tan
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DEArH MIR. CoLN.S The village OF Saratoga, rs
we'll the musical world has with great loss the
death OF this esimabe young He left this city but
few days before his DEATH being thai time in feeble
health. friend called upon him just before he left his
Hotel for the boat. Coman in ascending long flight OF
stairs hld become weary and sat down for moments rest
His friend found him in that position. breathe lightly.
said Coman, "there infection this atmosphere They
have the measles in the adjoining room" lie died from
this disease few days after he reached his home SIS,
raoga.-N. Y. Express.
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Plrr.rrson, April la.h, isis.


His Exeeilcncy
FRANCES X. SUNK,
Dear Strive imploSs yos, IN behalf OF ruined CITY.
in behalf Of thousands OF helpless aud children,
and in the OF the Most High and fce the sake ot
every and benevolent emotion Of the heart Of
extend the nerposon Of authority vesied in the Exc
cutivc the session OF the Legislature drawing
close, in order that the condition Of this suffering aud pros
people may be laid before the General Assembly, tor
the purpose OF considering such suggestions for their
hef confidently ,rus, will NEE, the prcmp. aud
willing ssscu, the constituted authorities Of tho State.
With great respect. &c.
K. c. GRnR,
w. RosiS-cS. Jr.
w. MckSisHr,
T.. SrNrsoS,
THcs LIeGsrr, Jr b.
HHSRy 5. MAsRAw,
LYoS. SHoRs & Co.
wuII.S }. HowsRo, Mayor,
CRARLss SHAtvx.
CroRes A. BAyARp,
JANIS A. BRiGes,
J. ID. lRwIN.
In behalf Of the citizens OF Pittsburyh.
WILLIAM J. HOWARD, Mayor.
To Ills Exccency FRANCIS K. SKUNK.
Governor OF Pennsylvania.
The the part OF the citizens Of Pittsburgh,
desire call your attention 10 the extensive calamity
VII CHI has beiallcn the OF Pittsburgh from eonhasrs
disastrous than that occurred sisce the
union ct the States.
Herewith Is copy Of the proceedings Of the selec, and
Common Councils OF the city. authorizing of the un-
dcrsgned proceed Harrisburg, and submit the facts 10
your EScellency:
At Join, meeting OF the Select and Common Coune, Of
the city Of rsburgh. held April H. lsiS, the following
resemble and resolutions adopted
Whereas very large portion, comprising probably more
than third Of the population suffering aud two thirds OF
the wealth. OF the city Of Pittsburgh smouderng IN ruins
Ivy dPeusaon Of Providence unprecedented in the UNI
ted States and the ex;eni and universally OF the confusion
and disaster. this beyond oil computation
carrying the hopes and fortunes OF thousands upon thou
sands a ruin that besgars estimate description and
naugh all hopes OF private local relief, and
peais ressby the beraly OF the Legislature and the
country.
Resolved. That the Hon. c. Dsraeh be authorized TO
proceed the OF government and press upon
authorities there. the claims and necessity for such liz
bcral provisions Of law will mitigate the enormous losses
and sufengs OF PROSTATE community, and for this pur
pose forego Tor days the adjournment OF the egs
unul adequate and appropriate measures OF
relief can be agreed upon. Signed.
MORGAN ROBERTSON,
President of Common Council
GEORGE w. JACKSON,
President OF Select Council
Auest-E. J. RoBssrs, Clerk OF Council.
Subj Joined this OF the origin progress, and
loss occacned hy the fire, signed by Z. Darragh and Will
McCandless II will be seen. by the letter OF our Har-
sbutg correspondent that bill has been introduced in the
Legislature, making appropriation oi $4,000 as relief
u the city.
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Death Of Judge Leonard.

Judge Gilbert Leonard OF the Parish of Plaquemnes,
and whose has been made by his aedeed
connection with and participation in, the famous Plaque
mines frauds, died in New Orleans the sth from wound
received in duel three weeks before Ii is supposed that
the duel originated in the frauds alluded to.
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eAss,ss. "a saspse,sd :, s>ps % vsp upeA dNHios
Md AsAe>R ~ would tankk svsw 6sn fs esAsvsa
that he could command the sasses Of his own party
ys, the hbsrsir Of hi oppcosns he's no, permitted them
looss party blood hounds upon him. Respected By
a difference Of opinion public uss,oos was not re-
garded BY the Wings giving them any RICH, vnde'ive-
" pursue him. We alone did ask him weeks ago.
tsssA questions the sabis o. his political sen
,msas; bat 6oding from his ehsrnsss In answering tina,
he ssssyst BY them. desisisd We took tho ball
prs esnfesss
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Prom IN. Cincinnati Atla..
THE IRON DE.

TIL o Il X ADE E.
There is branch OF national Industry which
has made such rapid advance the manufacture OF Iron
And there other branch of Manufactures 50 benef
ca the country that inasmuch its principal value
the labor bestowed upon 1.-THE material
being comparatively Of little value. is, therefore, graft
flying hear. every hand, Of great revival of this i'm
portant branch Of trade
There Is extreme difficulty in procuring exact informa-
ZION in regard the in tbs manufacture Of this
article but judging from what have, should infer
rh In Pennsy the in the las; years. has
been than hundred per cent. The qusntty Of
iron shipped on the Public Works Of that State during IS43
ll9 lbs and in 1874 it l57,945 ESQ lbs
being increase Of nearly ninety cent in lo44 and
d well known that the manufacture has been
fve than in any previous period Old furnaces that have
long been out O blast. being blown ia. and many
have been pu, operation. In sddiuon these
persons Of capital have projected and are about establishing
many IN various parts OF The State. This s
moot gratifying state Of things, nd there be but little
doubt that the increase the present year must be much
GREATER than last
The causes which have led to this increased eonsump-
OF iron principally in the fact that a sort Of MANN
has taken possession Of mems minds regard the
ploynea, Of oa Houses, ships stesmboais-nay, amos,
everyhiagas being built, exclusively IN part, Of this
maternal. In tho city ~ Liverpool. Eng, less than
twenty thousand Of iron used during the past
year In the construction d building; and for
still greater have been made for similar purpose,
for the cnuen year; and is said that $4,000 Of
Wrought IRON prepared, in process u prepars-
s.sn. fos ships end STEAMBOATS,. building England
But fof these purposes the amount OF iron wanted
insgncsnt 10 comparison 10 that wanted for the
pletop OF the immense lines OF Railway which have
been commenced projected in paris Of Europe
requiring, per annexed table, tbs quantity Of
millions tpo hundred and eighty thousand TOMS wis
For Railways In Crest Britain and Ireland, 2OOO miles
France, 1000
Prussia and Germany $500
Russia and the rest OF Europe, 1900
In ali, 1000 mlos
-.
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dsslress ssssAlA hinsslf psrasasaay in Riehasad.
end nothing 70 ~snnns enable hln TO do this. bs, the
opportunity to msks the public acquainted With HE sape
rios qualifications nstructor. A u honorable
feelings and exemplary department. hs 10 entitled to the
confidence of any community. ConAdns i'm his dsposi-
lion. and generous fault he has secured foS him.
s~lf that pecunis independence which another Of the
,sens but disrssuul Of oshsss end At
enve self interest oshs have ossinsd and he 10 ,hsss
fore s compelled rely upon his profession fos support
Believing you be tho willing ends Of sterling end
pssssudns merit take tho liberty Of sddressog you this
note wi,hoa, the knowledge Of Mr. Mecrbsck.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-18

Losioas Congressienai Disbiet.
The announcementofa Democratic candidate in this dis
N. Carroll Mason OF Loudoun--wil We hope
bring the Wings OF what they themselves
and their cau.e-io concord and unity.
WHO CANDIDATES FUS TINS CONGRESSIONAL am
SEviTuRLiL DISTRICT
For the 9th Congressional District (Powhatsn. Chester
field C;oochand Louisa Hanover, cnrco and the City oi
JOHN MINOR BoTrS.
For the Senatorial Dsuc; Ut James City. Charles City.
New Kent, Henrico and the City OF Richmond,
ROBERT e. STANARD.
For the House Of Delegates:
rowHArAS,
CHASrAlN COOKE.
CHESTERFIELD,
LAWSON money BuRFooT.
LOUISA,
ELISHA MELTON.
HANOVER,
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
HISRico,
SHERWlN McRAE.
cHARLks CITY AND SEw KENT,
RICHMOND L. Lacy.
JAMES (YoRK AND wiLLIANsBuRs)
- HOWARD.
RICHMOND CITY.
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Nominee OF a Wing Conventions;
JAMES LYONS,
Nominee OF individuals.
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HOMO.

Pssie -usshag al OBJ ySLisss'
MIR. Lyons will address the citizens Of Richmond the
Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening the 18th instant,
at O'Clock. Mr. L. having been for ~ days past.
absent in attendance upon the Hanover Cour, and there
fore unable TO wait upon in person. takes
the above mentioned mode Of appearing before them
MANY WIIIG VOTERS.
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SLAYER "

We publish Macsuley's denunciation Of u.s. that the
People Of Virginia may know what is passing in the world
We had prepared defence against his sanderous
tack which is necessarily postponed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-18

IJ- II will be SEEM by reference advertising
Iumns that the Misses BraG,son will give their farewell
Concert this evening, assisted by Mr.. Opt and Mr. Van
den Berg. We bespeak for them bumper.
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To ~. Editors Of the Vhis,

Gendemen-will you permit me 10 introduces to the eii-
rcns OF Richmond through the medium Of your extensive.
y circulated paper, Mr. MFsRBieK.s gentleman who hss
been successful teacher Of Music in Of tho frs,
schools In our State, Mr. Mserbsek 10 stranger here but
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-18

Prssident Poiks i1d-Amongs tho applicants
Washington for office "Mr Mayor Morrs" as he IL
generally called but the President IL said has given him
which u likely superesde the old one. II
appesrs that Nr Morrs kept calling and calling tho
White Horse, until hi' calls became very frequent that
". Y. Cur. 4 Eag.
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A Fragment &,

The reader will find collection of noble thoughts in the
poetic article thus styled flies very high above the
age Of American poetry.
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OF The Ladies or the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church and congregation assisted by the Ladies Of the
Bethel Church. will hold sale NJ the Lecture Room Of tho
Church REV Mr.. SdlosD Tuesday the gid instant to
continue through the week They hsve good assortment
Of useful and fancy articles for which they will ak only
reasonable price. Tho nvss will be applied to aid The
Bethel Church atRockss. The public respectfully in.
vted 10 attend.
CHESTERFIELD KA1L ROAD COMPANY.
u The annual meeting u the Stockholders will be held
Al The Eyehange Rank ~ Virginia, In Richmond, MONDAY
2Is, Aprh, At ~ o'c'ock.
GEO PIaUPR P,e.stcr.
u There will he meeting Of tho Union T. A. So
eey fhis Evening, the Oid Chapel Union i oelock
Capt NsRr has promised be and address meeting
Come esryto snsurca scat apis
AUCTION NOTICE ~
Piano fo',,s Furniture, Grsndoes, Patent Gold Lever
Watches, &c. &c.
Pv We vii auction This Morning Al 10 oek AZ sore
variety ofhe above articles pubic attention.
Pb INLoEs \ BROTHER, Aucis.
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Gill d ~ovAy Of the cons wealth that slses. and ~
people Who seceivs. fRs. K HUNK. "
y Exssaiivs Chamber, - -
April II. lslS.
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WIN. II. RIcuARosON, Adj. Gsor
NEW SPRING CLOTHING.

No. 49, Main Street
SToNR co offer for saeA general sssoncn n Goats Pas
- AMI Vests suitable for Spring Summer Also.
great variety Of Lnep and Muslin Shirts. Bosoms Collars
Seafs Cavats suspebders Gloves Pocket Handkece Hail
Hose &c. We ask of the public
Of Offer great Inducements pur
chs a cIothin f bous in
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An BALP Ra.ia. jos, BY
Az ap rs INiyoBs q BeOrIiHe.
HUHBAaD, GARDNgu a CARLTON,
"AVE received their usual large supply Of
spns Goods, end ~ thu bod Of
Shoes Leather Hats Paper Thread Cotton and Wool Cards
had for the unusual low prices and
and buyers generally 70 give eau before
PURCHASING. sps-eodaw
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MORGAN ROBERTSON,
President Of Common Council.
GEORGE w. JACKSON,
President of Select Council.

Auest-E. J. RoBssrs, Clerk OF Council.
SuhIoned this statement OF the origin progress, and
loss hy the fire. signed by {. Daragh and Will
McCandess will be seen. by the letter OF our Har-
sbutg correspondent bill has been introduced in the
Legislature, making appropriation ot $4,000 as relief
II the city
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MISS Es IL n a N ON's
FAREWELL
CONCERT M

TIME LITTLE QUEEN OF THE PIANO FORTE will give her
II farewell Conesri Al the Exchange Concert Room FRIDAY
EVENING, the 18th -.
Miss will be assisted
Cpl and r. II. vanden Berg.
Tickets so cents. Children half price.
Do Doors will be past O'Clock CONNIE
at o'cI.ck. apIs
VyNBE ADVERTISER wishes BOYS be
u engaged business that
Dining Room Servant For further particulars apply
lB-N THIS OFFICE
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FAR III n Il u
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IL On hssSy I'll Why shoeh b. but shsrs u long
- e. IL Eas very somoay felt BY The prosd hssrted
Dsseb. vhss eostsd ~ soSrow."
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Tksioss end weary heart that still must weep
Tks hiiss . Maynard destiny denied
Or only esa IN cares its sorrows steep,
Orsaasr lsssh'sr's mask, the tears {" blood must III
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Ths dsrk dre.r erave-where crush'6 affections lie
Ths lorn-the lost-and more than Lost, 10 sec
Tie csrslsss. evld. or sad svertcd eye
or ksarts. that Islander severd far from thee
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GENERAL ORDERS.

II s 60 hal. r sS Rice LANDING and for sale BY
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OPENING DAY.
YNHE subscriber respectfully invites his friends
u AMI the public generally HOUSE.
mery known the Mechanics Coffee House,
sreet-to paake Of snack and Tesmsnts
OF III and I O'Clock WIN. HANNA.
April Its
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NOTICE.
OF The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company
will be- held their Office cny of Richmond Monday
Goth day Of May, ist5, at ~ O'Clock, ".
sp It'd g. w. sAcaURDo. T~s-uusr
ruNOW LlNENS-Just received an invoice Of
Mountain made Tow Linen, Of al srades very superior
article for negroes
apis D. ~ LONDON
Managers ONCE.
Drawing Of the Possuose River Lottery. No ~.
~ III ~ ~ So 10 III 81 50 60 81 3 ~
Drawing ~ the Potomote River Lottery, No. rs.
~ 50 81 ~ GO ~ 4 IS ~ 5 SIS ~
$4,000, so prizes Of $1,000! Tickets only 81.
Drawing os hns scheme received day io'eioct Safes
eios- ~ O'clock Capitals ti200o so of 1000 ke
n Ballots Tickets w. halves ore .. certificate Of pset
sge Of quarter tickets only si5.
For this Evening".
sran Lottery -cspss $4,000, 1000, 1900. 1900 1895 a.
~ Nos IS BaHots Tickess2 |..-.
Certificate Of packages Of 96 whole Tickets Is only s0o so
DO. do. 26 half do. III IS
Do. do. &c quarter do. s GO
For sale BY T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
IS Opposite Ease Ruins
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NOTICE is hereby given that there will be petition
IN presented to the Commissioners of Putnam County,
at their session, in Kada praying for alteration
of road leading from Rockpor to Kada alteration
mencing at the centre of section ten the east line in
Monroe township, running west until it intersecs the L.
and Perysburg Free Turnpike road thence north said
road until it inter sects the old survey.
February 7th, 1845. 3w207*
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Sheriff's office, Kalida, Feb. IA
SHERIFF'S SALE.
: VENDI EXPONAS.

Gordon c. Colt, G. Clark,l
and George w. Merrill, I vENn1 rxpoNas
-SN~
Mathew Chambers, ct al.)
DY virtue of Vendi Exponas to directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of the county of Erie, and
State of Ohio will offer for sale at the house of Matthew
Chambers, in Gboa, Monday the Gath day of Februa
ry, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and occk
M of said day. the following property, to wit eight day
Brass Clocks set of Blacksmith toos yoke of OK
en-, Red and White Sore Horse Gray Horse;
Bay Stud Horse; Durham Heifer; one Horse Buggy
and one Two Horse Wagon. Taken as the property Of
Matthew Chambers, W.. Ackey stanberry Sutton and
don G. Goit Grotomer Clark and George w. Merrill.
T. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, |
Kalida, February ID, 1945 2w206
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this prospectus married., will be entitled to a
copy of the Democratic Review for the year
ls45, gratis, if they will give the above q
few insertions in their papers, and call the
attention of their subscribers to it.
Editors accepting the above proposal will
please send marked copy of their paper to
he Publisher.
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Terms Of the Columbian NTagazin

6T The Columbian and Graham's Maga-
zines will be furnished one year on receipt
of $5, or the Columbian and Godey's Lady's
Book, $5; or the three Magazines one year
for So.
Any Post master wishing specimen num-
Der of the Columbian Magazine can have ii
on application to the Publisher. Address
post paid,
ISRAEL POST, 3 Astor House, New York
We tender our sincere thanks to all Edi-
tors throughout the United States who have
been so kind in noticing'the Columbian Ma
gazine.
J8 ltd&w* ISRAEL POST.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
DECRETAL ORDER.

Benjamin Burch.)
ny virtue of decretal order 10 me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio,
will offer for sale the door of the Court house, In Kada
in said County Monday the 18th day of March next be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ and four O'Clock
p M of said day. the following lands laying in the
ty of Putnam, and State of Ohio, to wit
Commencing a the north east quarter of section number
thirty.two (32 (2) south of range six east
south hundred and sixty 6O pples thence
twenty three 23 poes thence north hundred and sis
ty (60 poles, thence twsntythree (23) poles,
place of beginning, containing twenty morthe
less Taken the property of Benjamin Burc h, to
decree in favor of the State of Ohio atisfy
7. n. MCCLURE, Sher
Sherfs office, Kalida Feb. 18th, l945. iff,
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The State Of Ohio, Henry county, 50.
Court Of Common Pleas.
The State Of ohio,)

49,, s e; IN cHANcERY.
TIME defendant John Harman is hereby notified that
l. bill was filed in the Court of Common Pleas OF said
County on the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1884, foreclbsc
mortgage executed by said defendant in favor Of tho
State of Ohio for hundred dollars of Surplus Revenue
upon the following described lands, to wit: The south
west quarter also the north quarter Of the south
quarter of section twenty two, in Township N0 st
north Of Range No. six eas saving and excepting one hun
dred the west side of said tract taken off by
line running north and south paraewh the section The
tract herein contaiued contains hundred acres more
less The said John Harman is therefore notified that
unless he appear Plead or demur to snid bill as the
law Directs that the said State of Ohio will apply said
Court ut the thereof take the matters of the
said bill confessed and to decree thereon accordingly
COFFINBERRY & HALY,
Solicitors for the State.
January 9Th, l645. ew204
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Bank Of Geauga, Painesyille,....,.... dead
The following banks were paying specie
at the last accounts: Lafayette bank Of Gin
cinnati, Clinton bank of Columbus, bank. Of
Circleville, bank of Massillon, bank of Nor
walk, bank of Sandusky, bank of Wooster,
bank of Xenia.