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The CONTESTED SEAT.-The Legislature,
on Wednesday evening, finally succeeded in
their act of infamy, by turning Mr.. Belts,
the rightful and legitimate Representative Of
the people Of Morgan, county, out of his
seat, and giving it 10 CHANDLER, a federalist,
who comes here claiming the seat upon the
strength of the votes of two townships of peo-
pie who were enumerated with Athens
county, when the State was apportioned for
representatives, and who had no more right,
under the constitution of the State, to vote
with Morgan county, than they had with
Franklin. Thus has this INSCRIPTIONS Leg
islature trampled upon the rights of the peo-
pie of Morgan county, for the purpose Of
carrying out their unhallowed political des-
igns.
1t was mere partizan affair, as Mr.. Sum-
mers (ed.) declared upon the floor of the
House-"i it was merely our bull that gored
their OK" If, said Mr.. Summers, the case
wasFsrersed, in political point of view, he
had no doubt but that the result would have
been accordingly; thereby candidly acknow-
Lodging that the wings had treated it merely
as political question, which is the truth.
TO those who were ignorant of the real
state of the case, and followed their unscrup.
ulous leaders into this infamous act, we have
only to say, they are to be pitied. But the
leaders, who have dictated, and dragged this
Infamous act through the Legislature, des-
erve the scorn and contempt OF every citizen.
A door has been thrown open by the wings,
which, if kept open by parties, must end in a
civil revolution; counties can be changed
every year, for the mere purpose of changing
their political complexion, and to answer the
purposes ofsome political demagogue.--Ohio
Statesman.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of decretal orfer to me directed by the
- Court of common pleas Putnam County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at The door of the Court HOUSE. said coun
ty, Wednesday, the eighteenth day of February 1886
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ und four O'Clock
p NJ of said day. the following described tract of land
wit:
In Lot No. one Q) being subdivision of out Lot No.
twenty nine (e9) the town of KuIda Putnam County,
Ohio. Taken the property of Isaac Lafever TO satisfy
decree in favor of William Dinsmore.
JAMES H. VAIL, Sheriff.
sHER1yP's oyrIcE, Kalida,l
January 8, 1916 254ew
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The following article from The Statesman,
is a beautiful commentary upon the injustice
and Partially of the present federal tax law.
We ask the reader to examine it, and mark
the distinction that is made against the hon
est laborer, and in favor of the banks:
"VALUABLE STArIsrrcs.--The aggregate
amount of taxable property on the grand le-
Wy for the year lS45, is Ia, ,l6O,469. The
aggregate amoont Of taxes levied for the
year ls45, is $24ll,5 4s-being tax
of l6 7-l0 mills OH the dollar. Seven
branches Of The State Bank paid, in Novem-
ber last, on an average capital of $425, 500,
employed on an average of four months, tax
es to the amount of 1920 81 dols.--being
3 Ito mills on the dollar, for four months;
equal to 9 $40 mills on the dollar for the
year. Thus making the taxible property Of
the state, other than bank cabital, pay l6 L
10 mills on the dollar, while bank capital
pays only 9 $40 mills.--Democratic Spark.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

or the Fund Commissioners of Putnam County,
Ohio, for the year l845, of the fund received by
said County of the state in conformity to the
act for the distribution of the Surplus Revenue.
Total amount received from the state, $6,474 10
Amount paid back to the
state, $4Oo 90
Amount loaned to individuals
at Ga per centand secured
by real estate, 4,O09 80
Amount loaned to individuals
at Ct per cent and secured
by other security, 900 90
Amount loaned to the county, l,l64 30
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. .
NOTICEis is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed by the Court of common
pleas, of Putnam County Administrator of the
good, chattels and effects of Daniel w. Durfv,
deceased, late of said County.
JOSEPH BELFoRr
January 8, l846 25 u.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
lN has been appointed by the court of common
pleas ofPutuam County Administrator of the good
chattels, and effects of James Welch, deceased
late of said county.
JOSEPH BELFoRD.
January S, 1916. fai 254
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CONGRESS.

SENATE.-Mr. Allen, in accordance, with
notice previously given, introduced the fol
lowing:
Resolued By the Senate and House of Re.
personalities, Of the United States Of Ameri.
ca in Congress assembled, That the President
of the United States be, and he is hereby,
advised TO give, forthwith, notice 10 Great
Britain, that the Government of the United
States will, in virtue of the second article of
the convention of the sixth of August, A. d.
eighteen hundred and twenty-seven, between
the United States and Great Britain, relative
to the joint occupancy of Oregon Territory;
nd, after the expiration of twelve months
from the day on which such notice shall have
been received by the government of Great
Britain, annul and abrogate that convention.
After being read first and second time it
was referred to the committee on Foreign
Affairs.
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THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH FORD DECEASED.
NHE undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified
l. executor Of the last will and testament of Joseph
Ford late Of Putnam country deceased all those indebted
said estate hereby notified to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated for settlement within year
rom this date.
JOHN DEFFENBAUGH, Executor.
October o5th IR45.
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The democrats Of Knox county, in con-
vention, passed tho following resolutions:
Resolued, That banking system is a
scheme of robbery, invented by the lazy few
for the plunder Of the laboring many; and
that banks of issue are unconstitutional il
their creation, and aristocratic and oppress
i've in their tendencies.
Resolped, That we will never relax ou
efforts to repeal the federal banking law o
last winter, until that scheme Of fraud ane
plunder shall no longer disgrace the statute:
of the state.
The Summit county democracy, in Con
vention, called for the same purpose as the
above, adopted the following resolution:
"We hereby instruct our delegates 10 ad
vocate, in the State Convention, the policy
of repeating all laws on the subject of bank
ing; and we tender this proposition in spi
rit of compromise, trusting it may remove a
"bone of contention," that has distracted
and divided our councils too long already.
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NOTICE.
rs hereby given that the undersigned has this
il day been appointed by the Court of common
pleas of Putnam County, Ohio, Administrator of
the goods. ehates, and effects of John Blackburn.
deceased, late of said county.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
Kalda, January 2, 1916. 254
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NOTICE. @
rs hereby given that the undersigned has this
IL day been appointed by the court of common
pleas of Putnam County, Ohio Administrator Of
the goods, chattles and effects Of Joseph Black
burn deceased, late of said county.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
Kalida, January2, 1916. Esd
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STATE BANK OF INDIANA-The returns of thil
institution for October, l845, gives the following
result: Capital, $2,O88,s94; Loans, $3,626, ,535
Specie, 81 ,079, 1868; Circulation, $3,649, 149 ant
deposites, $359,265 Upon this. statement of tn,
bank the money article Of the N. Y. Morning
News is as follows:
The specie of this concern, it we'll be OBJ
served, is to the circulation as to 81, and
its privilege of issuing bank notes of small
denominations is about to expire. The
loans of the bank, it appears, have extended
to 80 per cent. more than in lS43, and they
have borrowed $I,9OO,O00 of the farmers
and working men of Indiana more than in
1912. All the citizens of Indiana have taken
the promises of the bank for the proceeds OF
their industry, and the property so borrowed
has been loaned to the few persons and their
friends who control the engine of oppression.
This enlarged circulation spreads over the
neighboring States, and has now to encoun-
ter flood of promises from the Ohio banks,
of which some twenty-five are entering the
market, eager to obtain the industry of the
people for their promises. These conflicting
and competing rival issues, must certainly
and speedily produce revulsion. The Leg
islature Of Indiana will be wanting to its
duty if it does not throw the protection of its
influence between the people and the bank,
by resisting any renewal of its privilege for
the issue of small notes. The Independent
Treasury of the Federal Government will,
by Withdrawing its support from banks, do its
duty in checking the issues of the banks of
Ohio and the other States, so as 10 insure a
greater proportion Of specie in the current
circulation. 1t is a great error to suppose
that bank issues add in any degree to the
circulation of country. 1t is a law oftrade,
that every thing that is wanted in country
will come into it in spite of all the parch-
ment laws that can be concocted. Thus it
is with specie; as long as there is want oi
"a r. "a -:--.,Irt;-., e viii - 'rs-r saa-i nd
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= The bill creating the office of Attorney
with salary Of $3.50, has passed the Sem
ate.
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X Aida I'll o TEL.
ia M ES H. VAIL

HAS taken the we'll known and
A Ill commodious Tavern Stand fern
VssH erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
M House has been thoroughly repaired
&khakhSb this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation of the travelling community.
J. H. V. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part Of Ohio stable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding county
affords, and his bills will be found reasonable
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
the comfort and convenience OF his guests.
KALIDA, January 8, 1916. 154eb
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Gen. Dromgoole, from the Committee ol
Ways and Means, reported bill establish
ing the Sub-treasury, which was read
twice, and referred the TO committee of the
whole. .a..
The sub-treasury bill, by Gen. Dromgoole,
l believe, is an old acquaintance. 1t is, sub
stantially, the old " constitutional treasury"
bill of Mr.. Van Buren, and is similar, in mos,
respects, to the bill passed by the last House
of Representatives. 1t comes from the com
mittee of Ways and Means, and is but pre-
lude, suppose, to the equally importan
measure, the bill for reducing the tariff
which will emenate from the same commit
tee. The latter bill is much more compli
Gated in its details, and we'll, consequently
require more time and care in its adjustment
but that it will be before the House as soeI
as circumstances will permit, have not tht
least doubt Ohio Statesman.
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THE PIKEToNIAN.-The editorial conduct of this
able journal has been transferred to GEORGE Finn
Esq. From the following paragraph in Mr..
Pike's vaedictory we hope we are not to infe
that Mr. Finn, is to make the Piketonian the
apoogst and defender of the legalisea robberies
of banking, and call it democracy.
"My views upon the currency question may
have been "HARDER" than was congcnial to the
feelings and wishes Of some of my readers, but
as they have not been more radical than those of
jefferson, and as | find all truth and experience
supports my position, can never abandon it for
light or transient causes. Those who differ with
me, upon this question, will one day see and per-
haps acknowledge the error under which they
have laborad; and that they may do SO, is the
sincere desire Of the public's friend aud well
wisher."
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADWINIo KA UKS NOIIOE.
A T special session of the court of common
IN pleas of Putnam county, the subscriber was
appointed administrator of the estate Of Frederick
Oliver, of Pleasant township, in said county, de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate are.
required to make immediate payment, and those
who have accounts against the same are required
to present them promptly for settlement.
WILLIAM TURNER, .Adm'r.
Nov Is, l845. 948ew
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\ A LII kinds of country produce taken in pay
IN ment for subscriptions to the VENTURE, az
the hig best market price.
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DLANKs Of different kinds for sale d ihis
I'D Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-11
NO LONGER
:ssS3
RUH OHANGaMD no as.


o. The public are respectfully Informed that by the
ordinance Of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscriber's number has been changed
from 20 TO 49, of which his customers and strangers
whl please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BGTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which are liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from most rsspeca-
BILE individuals all tesuyng to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity TO return
his grateful thanks TO discerning public, whe have
extended to his medicines such liberal support
their introduction into this city; and he is happy
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used AS he lie the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of bis medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his on the label the
side of the bottle None other are genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
| His ANTI BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together 18th great variety OF PERFUMERY, cata-
Iegues of which be seen at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city,
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
NIB. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine Grti-
Giles for sale at no other place in BALTIMORE Rl6
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UMPORTANT TO HOUSEK
n NEW FURNISHING WARE HOUSE,
NO. I79 BALTIMORE STREET,

9Th DOOR EAST or LlCHT,
C0RTL.AN9 CO., Importers and Dealers in Fam
lily and Fame, HARDWARE, Table Cutlery, Tea
Trays and Walters, PLATED and 3 BRITANNIA WARE
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRENDOLES, CHINA VASES,
Kitchen Utensils Hollow Ware Brushes, Mats, Wood
CIR WARE, BASKETS. VARIETY GOODS AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, OF every description,
Also manufacturers OF Planshed Block Tin and
JAPANNED WARES.
The subscriber would call the attention of those
about commencing house keeping TO their new and
large assortment of House Furnishing articles: which
Will be found complete in all its various branches,
and so laid in to offer the greatest inducements to
purchasers. Old and young house ,kePp ers will find
that our stock comprises decidedly the greatest vare
~ TO be found in the city, to which additions are
constantly being made Of every thing that is new
convenient aud beneficial TO them.
Ii shall be our endeavcur by the best work, mode
rate changes judieous impOrtations and selections
nom the first American manufacturers, to merit a
continuance of public patronage, and TO render our
establishment place of resort for House aud Hotel
Keepers, owners of Steamboats, and others.
Purchasers should remember that we manufacture
and import the greatest porcn of goods, and are
consequently enabled to procure them at first cost,
and TO sell them terms equal to any establishment
In the United States.
6}- Goods delivered in aay quantity to any part of
the city free of charge, or packed by an experienced
hand for shipment.
nE5-"The Economist" containing a catalogue of
useful House Keeping Articles, sc. imported, man.
ufactured aad for sale at our warerooms always on
hand
CONTAIN b CO., ITO Baltimore ST.,
al 4th door East of Lisht
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MEDICAL CARD!
W. PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,


DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, Lock lNFIRMARY, No.
Is E. PRATT STREET, between President ST. and
the Bridge. Disease driven out instead of being turn
ed in upon the constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound, administer
ed 10 all alike without regard TO constitution, SyRp
toms stage of disease, when, for the same money,
they obtain the advice and treatment of skilfu
aud experienced Physician?
DR. HARRIS, distinguished graduate OF Cam
bridge, united with an eminent practtiOn from New
Orleans, is well known to the citizens sf Baltimore
as a skilml and experienced PLY stefan. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted it is given in writ
ing, so there can be no mistake!
REMEMBER THIS
No Mercury, Basam disgusting Olis or fceted Drugs,
tants his remedies. They are made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable ompOunds-purilyng the hood
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease out
instead Of throwing il into the system TO break out
afterwards with renewed viruence Syphilis, Co
nonhDa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Swelled Glands, or any innam-
nation of the members, with Affect of the kid
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speed
I" cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gerous diseases Dr. H. pledges his reputation TO eff
fectualIy in few days without surgical opera
ton hindrance from business Persons at a dis
lance may consult Dr. II BY letter (post pad) and be
cured at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Once arranged with private Rooms Open
from in the morning till ii O'Clock at night.
N. b. Observe the signs upon the window and the
door, jy3l-tf
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correspondence of the Baltimore Clppcr,I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1916.

WASHINGTON, Dec. III, 1916.
The Yan Ness Case. A point of law in dis
puto yesterday, at the adjournment of the
Court, viz: the admissbiiity of the testimony
ofthird persons TO prove the agency, and the
acts as the agent of the plaintiff, of Col, ShuI-
burne, was resumed this morning and continued
for some time between Messrs. Coke and
Brent, the former for and the latter against the
introduction Of such testimony.
The Court decided in favor of its admission,
when Mr.. Brent drew up and submitted pa
per Perceptions to the decision. Mr. Brad
ley for the defence also Submitted in writing to
the Court detail of the acts of agency, which
he designed to prove.
The Counsel for the plaintiff filed the obiec-
lions with the Court, and left it for their con-
Sideration.
Mr. L. G.. Wood, constable, and Alderman
Brazier, both of Philadelphia, were examined
as 10 the presence of the plaintiff in Philadel-
Colonel John II. Shurburne acting with her
and for her-ths latter person making
oVertures Of bribery to Adm. Brazer, by pla-
cling in his hand note, in lead pencil, to the
effect that if he did not marry Gen. Van Ness
tc Mrs. Conner, yet, fhe would do the thing
that was right, $4,000 would be his. These
two witnesses do not however, too positively
identity the parties. In fact Mr.. Wood does
not do SO at all, although Adm. Brazer having
only last week hunted up Sherburne, for the
purpose efdentifying him, he now thinks he was
the man who put the note ofbribe in his hand.
DIR. Ketchum's cross-examinaton was finish
ed, when Mr.. burlington Anthony and Mr.. J.
8. Harris underwent very long examinations, as
TO the latters acquaintance and familiarity with
the plaintiff. 1t was rather of a doubtful char
acter, but the latter endeavored to sustain him
self, refusing to answer questions which would
compromise his or her character. @.
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ExPERIENoE INsUREs SUCCESS.

RA DR. DOW has probably han more practice and
experience in curing diseases of private nature
than generally falls TO the lot of any one physician;
and within the last four years. he has doubt cured
more of those difficult cases of private disease such
as require practical experience, than all the physi-
clans in Baltimore. The reason is that he appiies
himself 10 The duties of his profession with unlirne
zeal and industry IN the investigation OF the disorders
10 which he has eonfiRed his whole attention, and
has by this means discovered that the old fashioned
mode of doct0ring symptoms only, does not succeed
ell as his plan Of attacking the disease frs,-ex
tinguIsh that, and attend 10 the symptoms as may
best suit the His medicines are free from any
nauseeus drug and easy to be take a. without in
teifeiing with thu avOcations of the patient,
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
DR.. Dow would say that his medicines are free
put up in small ana compact form, and can be ia
ken without fear of exposure or hindrance from bus
iness, and except in case of violent nfamm alton no
change ofdiet IL necessary. For further partlcu
please call at HE Vi flee,
NO. 4s SECOND STREET,
where aiaete of all afflicted with Pr
vate Diseases in this city make immediate applica
ton, and therefore always receive speedy and per
mansnt cures. DR.. Dow need say nothing as to his
success but merely advises III afflicted who are not
acquainted with him, to observe that he has had an
extensive practice for the last eight years aad durug
that time he has made such Improvements in the |
healing art that he safely guarantee perfect cure
in all old Chronic cases, such have baed the skill
Of some most eminen physicians |
b. NO nay without q cure, and the poor liber-
ally considered. Once hours iom A. NJ. to P. M.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.

THNEf r Y
d AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, sc. sc. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the mos effectHal, as
they have never been known to fahu fectaPer
nent cure. They are mild and pI't Mt to take, yet
powerful in their action, and nPy "e taken without
the knowledge of the most intrinsic friend. These
Pills are put up in square boxes, with fall directions
accompanying each hex.
0I5- For sale by J. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay ST.
20. IT,; and by c. Wiseman, Light-st., opposite
Fountain Inn.
In WashingtOn-hy M. Delany, cor. At street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scott, cor. 9TH st.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. jal7