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Cilea EesSiale
WAR WITH MEXICOl

NVIlE subscriber thankful for past IA
vors, takes this method Of ofinforming
his customers and the public in general,
thal he has removed 10 The shop former
ly occupied by him Immediately west of
the residence of John l.. Snyder. and
one door east of the Office of G.. F.
Mitchell, ESQ, in HE Borough of Som
erset where he will constantly keep on
hand, COPPER and
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PRO CLAM ALTON.

NNHEREAS. by an act of the Cen
w eraI Assembly Of the Common.
wealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled IAN act
relating to theEleclions of this Common
wealth, 1t is enjoined on the Sheriff TO
give pubhc notice oi such election, and
70 eRumera'e in such notice what officers
are To be elected: In pursuance thereof,
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SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue Of yendi exponns to me directed
- from, the Clerk off the Conrtof Common Pleas
OF Putnam Comfy, Ghin, j will offer for sale ut
the house oi Jslln Ridenour In Perry township.
PutDam County, Ohio, on the OH day Of October
next between ,e hoursof i0o'clock A. M. and
4 O'clock P. N ahe following goods aud chattes
To wit:
One sorrel horse and one brown mare; taken
in execution MS the property Of John Ridensuf ss
satisfy a judgment in favor pf David Mnckerell
and against jackson Fruxee and John Ridenour.
I'LL. VAIL, Sheriff
.e SHEaIFF's 0FFrcr.
Kalida, ,Sept, "a, 1876. 29lew
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u1y virtue n q viii Of s ia % me directed
EJ from lhe Clark Of the Court o. conmen
p'ess 81 Paa|iinE County. Qhio. HilI oiiar for
suIe " ibs i3sI d ne cour houss. ID KaIide. on
lhe IGih toy " Qclobef. next. bcDwecn ihe hours
Psstedost \, w. ,he following asseribsd real
1ha sopsh tensquarsos oI xoush essI quarter Of
oecl|cn nepbes eiehfsen 10 townehip nember one,
ncf,n b range number dve east. epnloiDing ahou;
fosf3 s<1o1 I'D lhe north ees quarter of the south
o18i 6defzcf d cec,icn number eighteen in town
ehip 6umber one, norih Of range numbes Eve east
cciia; Ming forty ecre1. and she pouth went Ifae-
lion of section number eight II Township NUM-
ben one. north of Range numbes fxe ssss con-
taioin9 es<<nty-peycn eczss and The ncf1h weAs
IfacsioH q section numbef seventeen Ii Town
sh,p number one. north Of range natnbef'dse east,
containing four acrss end the north east fraction
containing about twenty one acses Of section
numocr sIGhlssn ii township namber one north
e fsnse 1unber fye sss', 81 lying IL Putnam
7'sken ID sxscstisn ss III property Of Nathan
shi'ly, q sssisfy indgnsns n favor ef Henry
H.yAlI, Sheriff.
Bssn1ss's ovrIcx.
KsIide, Sep. "a, 1916. 800
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SHERIFNS SAVE.

ny virtue Of decresal osderto me directed
I'D from tho Clerk Of tho Court of Common Pleas
81 Putnam County. Ohio. will offer for sale al
tho door Of ths Court House. in Aida on The 26h
d&s of0ctober next, between shs hours Of 10
s'cloch. A. M. and o'clock. P. N. the follow
ing described real estate, 10 wit;
The north cast fraction OF ths north east quar-
isr ef sscson fourteen iown enc north If Range
6>e east of the meSedisn line containing thirty
acres snd fifteen hundredth Of an acre: Also the
north chst fraction Of section thirteen township
one north range Eve east, containing forty nine
acres and wohundredths Of an acre; and ulse
the nsrth east iiacton the north cast quarter OF
section number eleven township number one
north 81 range number FIVE east, con'aining one
hundred and thirty -four acres and nifty hundreths
sfIand; more er less; lying in Putnam County,
Ohio taken in execution rs The properly Of Hugh
Scott 70 satisfy judgment 10 favor of George H.
CsiImnn, g "a
SnErf,r.s OrrIoz.
KaIlda, Sept. ~, l846 29iew
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Try yifsue Of q writ sf execution to me direci.
I'D "a from the Clerk sf the Court Of common
s4e ii lhe door of the Court house, in KaIida, or
>hs 16th day u October next. between The hours
81 10 o'clock, a, NJ. and o'clock p N., the isI-
lowing described resi- estate 70 yjt:
Tho south west quarter Of tfenoith west quar-
4er feoctieu {euyteen. township two, south range
dix sss(. lying - Putnam County Ohio; taken IN
execution a. he property of Nancy Lippencoth
ts snsisfy Judeaent in favor of ]. 2: Curtes
J.H. VAIL. Sheriff
xsI'ds. ai ssps. a, Is4s asiew
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Edited by John lnman.-
The above valuable work will be complet-
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NY virtue d writ of execution 20 ne directed
I'D directed from Inc Clerk of the Court o. com-
mon PItae of F1tn8m County. Ohio. will offer
~ isle u thv tsane of Peter Rices in Blanchard
TownrAip. Putnsna County. Ohio, On the 2i.ss
dny Of 0ctcbef, between The hours Of i0o'clock.
4. A.. and o'clock I'm, the following goods
and ChatieIs. 20 wit:
Tve lislds u Corn standins in on shs ground.
sevepfeen heads Of sheep one hnndsI COW, one
spotted cow, one two year old heifer, nine head
nf hogs. fwe plows. one Farming Mill, sixty dog.
eatsin the Nov, two bay Mares, one sorrel Col
swo years old, taken IN execution no the propsrty
Of Peter Rice % sktisfy : Judsmensjn favor Of
Matthew Chsmbes.
BlitKIrr's oryrcr.
KaIida. Sept. "A, 1876 eelfw
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SHERIFE,66ALE.

ny virture Of q decrAal der 70 me direafed
ID from the Clerk Of the Court Of common Pleas
Putnam County Ohio. will offer for sale al
the door Of the Court House,in Kalida, on the
16th dsy OF October next. between the hous Of 10
c'clock "A. M. and O'Clock P. M. the following
described real estate 10 Wit;
The north west quarter Of the north west quar-
Ger Of section number two township number two
south Of rsnre number seven enst, lying in the
county Of Putnam: taken in execution as the
preperfy Of Robert Tate and John B. Rcederto sat.
isfy Judgment In favsr Of Clurk H. RICE and
David Ayres
sHrniPF,s OgrIck.
E Kslida. Sept. "a, lB46. 29iew
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SHERIFF,S SAFE.

lY virtne ofswo wills OF exerutiors 10 me directed
- fom de C'erk of tie our OF eonmon pers Of Put
rr County 0Iio will offer for sale tie door cf q
(surt 'onfe III Kaiida. tie eCfh day Of Ostser Next
betusen the ours 81 10 ecork, and O'clock.
the f1llovinn desrriaed real est 70. 10 wit: 81 #
Tie west half Of c ssuth west 4uuyter md tre sout'
ers quarter Of fhe kout west quarsr Of setion twenty
saIt cf Townphipn two south OF range SIX
o<s c0nfninins hundred and twenty Affes Of land
mars exe; ying in Pusps County. Ohio; takenn
<niion fhe property oI Jnnes Nebons g sntisv two
~ Edward Msrysns. sl Z. y. :, II. y.
xs';ss ssss;ss,s sss; os,'ss g Is.s
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SHERfFE.S SALE.

3v yirsne of derrcenI order 70 me direfed from the
III of the Court Or tonroo pleas ~ Prtnntn Coun-
" 0io / viii o. for sae az the door Of She Court
onse " Kalits en 26sh dey q oecher
<14 nurt OF ir o'oek and eclock A. NJ fAe tnI-
I6>1iuc desfr ~ "A real es'sfe. 10 VII: . N
The roasIa qunrta u ssctjo uumhoF tweny eizif
IL fnnsh]p number two south of range nnInher seyen
<ns hundred and axfy acres mere or less
fvInr n Pueunm County olo taken j. execulioQ - te
'e''E &.s . zs s:;s:::s
~. ~ ~ 3 x. isfs soIsw
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cLEnK's OFFICE, coURror COMMON PLEAS.
OcroBxe Term. 4. D. 1916

7KI Office q hereby given thar Hannah Grossly
i IN formerly Hannah MiIler) Administering
Il 1sreph Miller. junior, deceased. has filed heI
accsunts for final settlement d the above Terra.
Dated Sept. 10, 1916.
x0isw. MOSES LEE. Clerk
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GROCERIES,

Any quantity, and Of the best quahtios.s AL
persons wishing 10 supply themselves with Spring
and Summer Goods will do well 10 give us : call
and examine the prices and quality Of cnr Goods.
before purchasing elsewhere. as WE WfLL NOT
BE UyNDERSOLD BY Any ONE /! Want
cd. in exchange Tor our Goods, any quantity Of
Ginseng, Timothy seed, Flax seed !, Wheat, But
Ter. Beeswax. Feathers. For all Of which We
wllpay the higheat bankruptcies. CASH vii
no. be refused. sSedo not be backward, but step
up and give US call.
Kada. June n. 1916. 276ebv
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CLERKS OFFICE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.

OcroBEz TERn, a. D. 1916. 4.
RToTICE ii hereby given that William VIII
In lisms administrator Of Samuel Irwin decea-
ssd has flsd kis sccounls for final settlement At
Inc above term. Dated Sept. i9 l846.
1eicw. MOSES LEE, Clerk.
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CLERKS OFFICE. COURT Of COMMON
PLEAS.

ocroBHn TsRM, A.p. io&6.
nj Office Is hereby given that John Cox, ad.
In minislratorcf Janes Irwin. deceased has
filed bis accounts for innIsettIement atths shove
term. Dated Sept 10, l846
x9tcw. MOSES LEE. Clerk.
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T1HE amount OF Tax levied on sneh Hundred Dellsrs
u vnuatisl sfT4xahie Property nthe county OF Put
ma nam. FOR 20 year 1896 is Ne fo'ewe,to Wit u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
From Havana.

By the packet brig Tit, Capt. Brown we have
received regular files OF Havana papers TO the 2ls
ult eleven days later than had previously. Although
several vessels had arrived ut Havana the llth and
18th from Sacrifcios Vera Cruz and Tampico, we ind
no later news in the papers before US
Don lgnacio Basadrc, the Mexican Genera! who was
at Havana with Santa and Aon,e left the 10th
ul board OF the Spanish brig Emilio for Sisal iuca
tan, whence he proposed proceeding 10 Tobacco.
correspondent informs that it's generally believed
that Gen Basadre has business Of importance 10
attend 10 on behalf OF Santa Ana
We regret 10 observe the death of Mrs. Campbell,
wife OF the US. Consul at Havana. She died on the
1th ult.
Tho Spanish schooner ot.war Habanero left Havana
for Newfork the 18th for the purpose OF conveying
TO the former city Capt Trinidad Quesadra OF the Navy
who i, ordered there to supernend the direction Of
some work which must be done in New-York for The
Dry Dock now in OF construction the Havana
arsenal
Two new steamer. have been ordered By the owners
Of the Genilthe Christina the Queen Mother
and few ohers TO be built in NewYork for the line OF
steam navigation on the Southern coast OF Cuba
81. .. Delta, Aug. /.
LATER.-The Savannah Republican hu, adviccs
10 the 27h ult by the schooner Franklin that port
Nothing is sad Of Santa Ana or Alnon,e. and no news
from Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

TIE PoTrowArAMuE TREATY.-This treaty rati-
fed by the Senate OF great importance from the
fac; that the Indians parties 10 this have always had
English preudicc. and iaincal TO the the United
States. The negotiation commenced al Washing
ton last fall By General Gibson and Major Andrews
Commissioners with large delegation o: Pocowstae
chiefs and was resumed and terminated al Council
Bluffs north of the State OF Missouri snd al the Usage
river OF the State, by Major Andrews
Tor Commissioner. with Major Thomas e. Harvey of
Missouri and Mr. c. c. Mstock OF Tennessee Associ-
ale Commissioners
BY this treaty the possessory RICH; of The Potowaa-
mics some SIX millions of OF land is gui<h-
ed--6ve millions OF valuable land lying between the
Missouri and Mississippi OF the State OF Iowa and
north OF the STATE OF Missouri snd million OF
the Ossge river OF the latter State The State
OF lows will by ,his treaty gam fEoa on me Missouri
river OF several hundred miles and that State and the
United States obtain possession OF i've millions OF fruit
tul and salesole land toward which large emigration
has already been directed
The Po;owsiames now sso pledge their testy 10 the
States snd s-e within short distance OF permanent
garrison; and s-e placed immediately adjoining tie
oravest ri5es o: Indians this continent whose az
tsch9ent 70 the people and Government Of the United
States Is inrovable-we mean the Shawnees and Del
swa-es. We nave, by this treaty. lost the danger OF
Ii'y and secured the allegiance Of large tribe OF L.
Gisas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
The Cherokee Difculrie. Settled.

The following semi-oicial announcement appears
IN the Washington Union OF Friday:
We understand TIA, the Cherokee Commissioners, sp-
pointed 10 adjust the unhappy difficulties among tas
fortunate Che-okees have, after several weeks !soo-
GUS investigation This evening agreed upon q treaty.
which wss his morning submitted 20 the P-esidec, and
received his approval PHO: 20 is conclusion
We have aot tce 10 gre TIE particulars. but under
stand that rs nos, important a-acle provides Tor gen
e-a amnesty and -ee pardon OF g past offences and
sentiments among the cou;erding par-es. Tney Will
hereafter II 10 i've II peace together. The Government
agrees make iair settlement OF The SIX million six
hundred snd toryscysa thousand dollars appropriated
10 carry OF, tne eaTy OF ISIS and * certain basis tor
excluding al improper charges TAey also agree 70
give the Western Cherokees oneth-t part as much 81
me net balance which Will be left for pr ocric division
among TIE er;s-snts who West prior me treaty
o; lsS Ias ta- from satisfying ther expectations,
5Ct rney Welded % tie terms measure o; peace
Those k1o"u as ne ueaty party get one hundred
thousand collars and tie families Of each o: he
de!ed A'dses and Of EAas Soud-aot GET i've thousand
dollars $1,000 L gwen me Cherokee nation pay
:or some nAocaa sPols-ons. Some three questions
OF great III Po-ance 70 the Cherokees though OF small
importance 70 t5e United SAFES are referred 10 the
Senate "Ach SN!oxeG n favor OF tie Cherokees will
MAKE 's CetE much more acceptable the Cherokee
people W. ttst tat the Cherokees have ror made
peace, the senate Will be disposed 70 act literally and
huaty requires tia; i should receive their n1red;.
ale ratincacon aud that the small appropriations re.
CURED under the treaty VIII DO made before Congress
a5louIns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
Their Foot in IL,

Our last ST. Louis papers are rejoicing over the
passage Of the River and Harbor bill, unsuspicous
OF the Veto thundcrbolt about to blast their hopes.
Here are letters from two Missouri Loco.Focos in
Congress rejoicing the heats OF their constituents
with tidings of the passage OF the bill.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, July "a, 1876.
The River and Harbor bill hss this moment passed the
Senate without amendment, by n vote OF "a TO 10.
This gives us S2iO0OO for Rivers and $4,000 for
our Harbor Thank God il has triumphed or1 the
Vaccinations Of hpocrcal and false rinds and open foes
and all is safe.
Yours in great haste. J. B. BOWLlN."
All Jamie you little dreamed how powerful was
one hypocritcal and false friend that you had
never suspected. The Loco oco Editor introduces
this with the joyous remark that the bill only
wants the signature Of The President to become Il
law True enough, but for want of only that it is
dead rs Caesar.
Here is the letter of another Loco NJ. c. to the
Missouri Reporter:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, July "a lsi6.
Dear SIR have the pleasure TO inform you that the
River and Habor bill which passed the House has this
moment passed the Senate without amendment, by a
OF "a 20 IL. |; only requires the Executive sane
ton 10 become law.
Yours truly, JAMES H RELFE.
Maj WIN. C.ANDERsoN."
On this the Reporter thus exults
The large vote for this bill in the Senate-more than
two TO oneshows that The Western policy scted last
and hereafter anticipate less diTcuty in securing pro
per appropriations for our large rtrers'
Unhappy Reporter! caught in the very act Of
propagating the rankest Federalism after years
of valiant and profitable devotion to Democracy
What will it dol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

The CorRr OF ISQUIRY.-On Wednesday TWO
letters we've read before ne Court OF Inquiry The
case OF General Games, IRON Louisiana planters
requesting Ger- Gaines loan ,heu, pieces OF artillery
which Was done BY hin Gen G. stated explanation
thsi re was responsible 10 the Government for the prop
erty committed to as charge After dispaichins some
other business TIE Court adjourned
Norfolk Beacon Friday.
We have letter from A6jUtant Gen
era General zones which states taat the Court Martial
proceedings in The OF Capt : 3 Thornton. ID drs
seons have corae 10 hsnd. They exhibit the gratifying
TACT asi he acquitted of al the chsrcss on which he
WAS tried. rRicb7-o,j ;,orirs-
" The Prince Georges Mar,bo-o, f-azs,,a s.,.es
upon careful inquiry. thu, there viii not - rnors rhsn
t"otniss OF Tobacco crop 10 marker from tina,
rsSoa ms year II also states that the Wheat crop i
SUI more as Is proved By the th-eshing out
/ DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-Tbe lar,. s;..;,r.-.s
tween Waterloo and Seneca Falls wa. b,,Tn.S :: -.
s5oTSd' on the evening Of the On. Damage sbout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

v Among n&nsbr Of articles crordcd oeer until ii.
adjournment Of Congress shall degree diminish The
daily pressure columns letter from a. BaisBANE
IN reference to The camnies Of Tie O6sce7 4 Co. on The As.
sociatoni.;s also one from Me.us ANDREWS 9BoYLE
earring in suggestion Of Photographic Contention in
his et.yner October. We hope publish both this veet