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(l(us rem u6ouiton (Seras) 2ele9rapb.O
Cine sroBs 4n3abl Dlormonsn, Die ith
ltstes Sabr tst Iuttln nleperlsbcm bereiten
lt6 jest gu einsm !lm;us nah @atrc's gclc'
nis AM Olerlna, rcr.
&hrjllcb pom Nlo Sranre III Scrar unc
anosrn lpetlitbeu Stdcteu angelo meme sper'
1onei, 9eben al, pa6 alle wsltlib pom S(ucces
selesenem Dralricn abastrannt 1tno, 10 pab
(te Feline lBsips mebr fir Spferpe eartleteu.
DIan Ia9t, baB pice BON Den Dlertancrn GEE
fhebsn iei, um unierc Sruppen III perbinpern,
bonn Slueees nab BEN Nic Sranpe Oor5us
rhfeu; mir taten es Jetctb fir ipabritheMs
liher, oaB rs aelebsben 1T, I'M biz ltetsrfalle
ber Snoianer 3u perbhtsn. l8enu mir nitbt
irrsn, pfs9en Die Werifaner III Den Wintsr:
monatsu felt msbrrn Sabrsu linmer bic pras
irisn atjntrenncn.
mr b6ren ron &eutsn bic fiirslitb biz
,peftliebe SrenSe belntbten, oab let bod pten
ain &olcrapo felt elnissn 2Boeben Elm GROCER
Snpiauerbaufsn seiammelt bat; ptele Der
pesIihsn 2lnitspler befirhten caB lte lteb gu
Msusn SeinDiellsteiten aesen unIere uniRc:
lunsen portcreitsn. Sie gcman6es be(uh'
ten fir;lidb 9orrep's Sancelspoiten tenab
men itb jepceb dnbTit frsunolith, unc 5cisten
tsiM feinplihss Scrbatsn fonpern ietlenc,
i'm Srssntbeil temibt il Iein, ihre frcuno
lbaftIibsm 0erteberun9en 5u erneuern. Si'
prablsm icbr nit itren srfolsrsibsn splinos
runse5hsen assen bic W1erifauer, uno es ii
ipahrIhelnlleb, caB tie Surianer, bic man an
Colorado bemsrft BAT, ltb psriammelt baten
um ibre SelnbIeli9teiten 9e9en ole meritaniI
INfeelun9en irieber 81 beginner. [I. 2B
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9Scn Dera eru}.- 0ie Corvette ct. O1a
rps, ,pslete am S. Iprl Scra Cru, pcrlie6,
traebtc fclaenee interenante Nahrtbten
9ie Stact Il lUarabo bat 1th cbue
Sbwerttretb al Die amerifanildbs Irmee
eraeben, naebbem Den Ylraern 9le6erbet oes
scbene II. gisentbums juselthert porpen mar.
Die Gtart Salappa bat Ibseorbnete
al 8su. Sectt naeb Dera grus asianOt unD
pemIeIben Die Stblidd per Statt iterreitten
la0cm init rsr 8ittc, or m6dte 70 fhnea ais
mbalieb, siniae Nesimenter gum Setuse Der
Bhracr naet SaIappa Iemcen.
Ssn. $a Oesa bat ais CT fab, oa6 ibm bic
Shrser ter tenattarten Stdtte fenen Sei.
itano leiltsn, bic Duenta Slaticnal (Slatioual
8rhfe) serdunt. uno Ite6 nit Ieinsn Srup
pen, imaefdbr 1000, lno Dem &eGebaBe uad
Der Sauptltant Dlcrifo 3urifarscee.:
Sera GrHs, :. Gprl. 8ener. wcrtb 1T
aspiB Der bete 8cupsrnor. oen Sierra Cru,
je aebatt. Gr bat in cen rpsniscn Gaasn felt
8efsnabms brr 9taot mebr Sotb IL Gdbmns
aus Der Staet ranmen lalTen, ale Die O1eri
fansr in ben Ieeten e5 Sabren ausmitetcn
0as &auopolf bat tercits anaefanaen, $ctens
mittel naeb Sera Cruz au trinaen; OctCsu:
feifeb, Sammelfcfeb, 8ihs, 8smhIe nnp
Iuitern ipurben su maBissn pvefen pereauft.
Dabei bat Sen. 3Bortb aueh aae Srannts
mein @tbdntsn fhIie6sn laGen, 70, oaB nur
nod in amsi anttanciaen 5otsls aeittise @ss
tranfe pcrfauft ,perpen ohrfcn. Olebrc Sre,
wllise, Die fteb 8epalttbdtiafstm sesen bic
oortissn ginmobner III Gbnlben fommen
lisBsn, fnp prrbaftet unb iperoen ebne 3peis
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Seler tit ben Seraeu. -

wv WV N~ONNsyNHV<
ose 9tspsrinfsSsr9es war am 9olsrifaaNbsnp
prabtpcll iIlunnrt cbns 5,psiftl 81 gbrsn pcn
saplcr, Sectt unb bsrsn tapfsrn maHsntris
bern. Die SIammsn ;sriftrtsn bas llntsrboI(
auf cine bsosutsnos Strsde unp Der Sbabsn'
am S9cbWaIbs mag nbt unbsesutsnb isin. =
Wsan ia9t eas eas 8susr in Der Ndbs tss9
QSirtbSbauis5 sum "ShwarSsn Bar burb
Pabldfli9fsit sntifanosn is, unp nht purtb
Sunfsn bon eer qpfcmptieps, ps man anfanss
permutbete.
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Ser ma0netiiebe Selearapb, jwi,

lbsn pDllaosIpDla une pottspIIs, piro in nee
ni9sn Sassn Dis nab &saon9 pousnrst fsin.
Die pfcifen iinS tsrsits bis jur5dIfts bss gSs>
ssS aufssifsIlt unS bic librissn lisssn gum auf.
ltsllsn bsrsit. Sn furisr Ssit wirb bic san,e
9inie b6 pottspille poliencet ftin.
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Geabin9, BEN 27. 9tpril 1S47
9smcfratiibe Bbis:ernsnnunssn.
Sur 6oupernSr:
Seneral SSantes cSrbin,
BON Sentsr @auntD.
Sur Canal GommifIoner:
sDnsf1D TU. 19attoM,
bon Cumberland @auntp.

E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth St.
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
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ba6 cieit Wafsntbat beifpislloe fsi. Oh ite
i'm ansebcrnen psr,pessnsn Settle pisfsr seus
te las, coer Oh oiclsIten pon ibrem unerlehrot
tenen Anfhbrcr ea3u ansefeuert moroen. mol,
len mir niett ennbeioen. Oem orlttsn Snsl
ana Hesimsnt wollsn mir ater serne bas
3eusni6 setsn, oaB es f6 enelie6 wisoer erF
mannte uno AM Nbenbe ber Seblabt bic
Setanbe bes W1oraens ausipeste.
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BEN bod felbft bisle 8rc6tbaten eureb biefen
uet Der Msnfhlittsit, init wslbsm Ct Die
perwunosten Seinpe bom 6unsertcbe rettets,
UercuNtelt.
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Ben. Uaylor's 9Ienfeblibfeit. = Sn
W1atomcras ltnb Srisfe BON Bueno Sifa
pom 1e. O1dr3 sinatroAen ge mar in je,
net Seseuo allies rubia. Die Dsrwuuoeten
,paren auf oem betsn wsas Der 8eneluns,
nno auf Sen. 3aplor'e BsfsbL melhen oer:
ielte por isinem atsuae naeb Wonterep er:
tbsllt bate, naren 40 Waultbisrlacunaen &es
tensnlttsl an bic in enearnaeiou lieaencen
peripnnoeten O1srltansr atas1anot ,poroen,
I'm eiele itnalhflieben ,penisltens pom 6uns
sertoee 3u retten.-Ocr Ssriebtsrltatter fest
bier bel: Gin folder srcBartiaer 3us bon
crbatsner menf6lidfeit teoarf feince $otes.
So srob aueb bet &risssrubm 1T, tpele6en
8enwal Gaplor bureb sine Neibe sldn3snoer
Siese ibsr bic Wsrifaner sserntet, 70 wers
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Sic c5llmninatipn.-9is Snuminatis


on unisrsr @itp, am 9isnifas 2lbsnb mar sn
rsbt 8 dnSenoss gui9nis une pisIs qsuts
rsrlbsrn, oas iis nix stpaS fo @Idnssnoss sss
fsbsn babsn. Der @mpfsbIuns pss Wapcrs
muree, NIT wsni9sn 2lusnaDmsn, al1snnn
@sna9s 9slslifst; unitrs ipnif jismlitb ounfsln :
Straeen waren eurb Sauisnbe ppn Qitbkrn
une gampen fat bur Sa9ssbsas srIsubRt, biz
in bic sntfsrntsifsn Sbsils Der Stast uno ntbts
nbsrtraf rsn baron aus9sbsnosn 9lanH fslbft
Der Mcnc mar ip bsibsiosu fsin sanjenoss
Ssftt bntsr tribsn ErIfsn iu psrIsdsn, 70
lanse Die illumination bausrts, unb srit nab
10 llbr ,ea9te sr ss bsrporSutoilsn miu fsbsn
cb Die &saeln9er brs Qibtsr ausss6iht battsn.
@ldnSsnes une paitnoe sranspaunte psrmsbrs
ts blsSh6nbeit Der illumination wobsi bic por
BEN toduiern snser patriotifbsr wbss lb
Defenders ausssibnsten. Der Nbsnb mar fb6n,
Dem @ui9ni1e gang 9seisnet uno bic Strassn
warsn Istbaft poi Msnfbsn BON jsssm Wltsr
uno @efblsebt scb 9in9 Gass obns bic mlnoss
ffe St6run9 porhbsr 70 oas SOnifabsls uno
Alesrmdnnsr feline @sibdfts mabtsn.
llnisrs patrictifbs StrassnsSussno mar bsi
Der SslsSenbst nbt mdss Gin Sonnfsusr
mar i'm Marfts9srsf aneebrannt uno Die in
Der 9dbs wrbnsnosn &aufsuts babsn UaDr,
fbsinld am ndbftsn Morssn ssfunbsn, bas
itb bic Sabl ibrsr lssrsn Baarenfiifsn une
Sbssrfaffsr bsbsutsnS bstininbsrt bate. Ssusrs
Srddsrs f1cssn nur 81 bauf1s uno ss 1T aufs
faaeno, bab eurb B sis ssfdbrlibsn Spie!oins
ger fsn lln9ldd sntfano. ..
Ser Arte9. Die Nabribtsn bonn Srisss
fbauplase fiIlsn bsuts tuiscer einen bsSsutsns
ben &aum i'm Ssobabtsr. Sie bileen jsst
Die Sauptiadbs movon Ssbrr stwas Nsues srs
,partst, unb rperbsn IS AUDI wobl nod lan9e
bleibsn. Hab ben flisgsnosn SsrlbNn, msls
be BON Msrifo gu uns fommsn, linS bic Msris
fansr nod wsni9 seneist gum 8risesn; lis tpel'
len nobmal ibr glif psriubsn uno wercsn
AUDI pobl nobmal SsibIa9en wsresn. ltnfsre
Grmss bsipsst iIb nab Der 9auptffabt 81 uno
man srpartst eab fis i'm Gaufe ees W1aimos
mats bieIslbe sinnebnsn ipiro.
Sob aefunben.-stm 9onnsrifase purf
be bic Qsids zines unbsfailtsn W1ahss, nlbt iptt
bon bier, in elmer 9bsuer an Der 9buplfill,
ssfunosn unb auf pottsrsfsIb bssrabsn. Ole
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Sob aef,n,ben. .-sm 9onnsrifass ~ur<
Be bic qsibe zines unbsfailsn W1ailss, nltt rptit
BON bier, in elmer Sbeuer an Der Sbuplflt,
ssfunosn unb auf pOttsrsfsIp bssrabsn. Ole
lem 1srmutbsn nab war 60 Elm NimatbIofsr
9sutfbtr.
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pGsnte Dc 6ornas, auBsrbalb osr walls
bon Scra grus, oen 27. Oldr5 1S47.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-12
WAR INTELLIGENCE.

~
LATER FROM TAMPICO.
The news from Tampico, received through
the New Orleans Picayuns ofthe 18th ult.
gives The loss Of the ship Ondiaka. She had
on board four companies Of the Louisiana
volunteers and was wrecked about 80 miles
south of Tampico. All tho troops on board
and the crew got safely ashore and were said
10 have saved weeks provisions and erect
ed Temporary defences till assistance could
bo rendered them. A report states that Gen.
Cos had arrived from Tuspan at the scene
of,he wreck and summoned Col. de Russy
to sunender-ihat an engagement had taken
pIace--the Mexicans having $50 men--and
that they had possession Of the wreck. Brig.
Gea. Pillow with three regiments Tennessee
volunteers, two on foot and one mounted ,and
three companies Of artillery had started
10 relieve Col Ds Rnssy and the wrecked
volunteers. Isl,
The health Of the troops at Tampico wa'
generally goe,LI 81 ,g l.sa sqH
The Picayune Of the 18Th has Mexican
ne VS. ffom Havana. Santa Annals moi killed
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-12

FINANCIAL INcrDENr Aefew days since
citizen Of this county presented specimen
Of engraving. genus River Raisin, at tho
ceunter ef the Merchants Bank Of this city
for payment The Cashier, . certain (or
rather an-certain) Mr. DoiO, with leok Of
holy horror, met ihs rcquost Of The country
man with The sslsmn assurance that be " did
net deal IN this articlsw What could be
more characteristic ofa banker, than this re-
ply Of our distinguished Cleveland financier
Who ever caught ono Of the swindIing
gentry "dealing in the article after the bub-
bls had burst, aud the vllainy heen success
fully accemplishedi They arc jus. The ones
te know whon,to quit! The impudence Of
Nh Dow goes little ahead of that Of the
Cashier Of the far-famsd Owl Creek con-
Csrn. That dignitary acknowledged the
corn," although lie refused "to shell QUIZ
syen good looking counterfeit in payment Of
the worthless promises Of tbs bank; but the
godfather Of the River Raisin uncondi-
tionally disowns his baniling. - Clsveland
Times.
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NATIyElsM.

We heard, yesterday, says the ST. Loui,
Revillo, ;ofia good joke growing out of the
recent Pilgrim celebration. Among our
New England citizens are two friends--varm.
est kind Of friends, albeit, the one is whole
hog Nstivist, while The oiheris simply com
mon sense Wing American On the mern.
ing Of the celebration the two met, when
something like the following solloquy en-
sued: ~ efo
Naiivo--Ah! how are you'll wanted to
sss you. Have you get your ticket for the
dinner this evening e.s.s,5 . sa,' 81
Whig-Dinneri' What dinnerf
Native Why the Pilgrim dinner Of counc.
You New Englander and ask such ques-
toni ss atl syaa
Whig--Ths Pilgrim dinner indeed! Do
you suppose that ! ara going TO give three
dollars TO assist in celebrating the landing Of
Q pack Of foreigners!
We are told the Na!visi fol. so exceed
iagly snubbed that he couldn't swallow aRy-
thing al dinncr--even his forefathers.
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TESTIMONY OF REV. JOSEPH CLARK,

TESTIMONY OF REV. JOSEPH CLARK,
Noun, Healthy, Hamilton CO, o.
In letter to the proprietor. this we'll known
and aged Minister of the Gospel says: +" For
years have been unable to lay down at night TO
rest, my cough has been 30 severe; but now
again enjoy the comfort Of refreshing slesp-and
This, under God, attribute sololy to the use of
your Panacea." The tessim ony Of Mr.. Clark is
but one of hundreds in the possession Of the Pro-
pristor, in which Coughs, Colds, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, &C., have bsen
speedily and permanently removed, by the use Of
the Ginseng Panacea.
Sec advertisement and Pamphlets in the hands
Of the Agents.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-12
SHERIF.P,S SALE.
Thoma, Sparrow,
EXECUTION.

Thomas Sparrow, B
~ EXECUTION. .
]. 8. Martin, and te
Michael J. Myers.
RY virtue OF a writ OF execution, to me, dir, ed
- from she Court Of common pleas. Of Putna m
County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at tho door Of
the Cour, house, in Kulida, on the 30th day Of
March. A. D., l847, between the hours of ton
o'clock. A. M, and four O'Clock, P. M, of said
day, tho following described property, to wit:
In Lot No. fifty. six, 1861 with dwelling houss
and barn on the same, and In Lot No. sixty-one
[6ll all in the Town Of Columbus Grove, Pleasant
Township, Putnam County, Ohio. Taken as the
property or Michael ]. Myers, to satisfy juds-
ment in favor Of Thomas Spsmew.
J.H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHEsUy's OFTicE,
Kalida, February 10, l947 3I9ew
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he was not opposed 10 the csnfscation o
church propsrty-Ahs was still at San Luii
Potosi--his whole force efaIl arms does no
exceed %, 900 men, He is gambling and
urging Congress- for money, bui had made nc
movement, though twas expected he would
move upon lula on the 27ih ult.
Gen. la Vega is commander Of the force.
at Vera Cruz; his troops are stated at about
5000. Those at St. Jean d'Ulloa at 100,
and with less than two months provisions.
There is little likelihood ofthe eon6scatioA
Of Church property. It's real estate, and
no one il is thought would purchass it. Tho
whole body Of tbs clergy have protested a.
gainst il One Of themin the city Of Mexico
has bseu imprisoned for bis fsctious opposi-
ton 10 il.
We find no mention made Of the capture
Of Chihuahua, out there has been an action
in the immediate vicinity Of Ell Pass dol
None in which our troops were entirely sue
csssfal. The report is altogether Mexican,
and was published in the capital on the 26ih
ult.
From the New Orleans Delta.
LATER FROM THE BRAZOS.
February --Infornation has inst reach.
ed us, that detachment composed Of so
Kentucky and 80 Arkansas cavalry, have
been cut off 80 miles beyond Saltllc. They
formed an outpost, and were surprised and
taken without resistance, not u gun being
fred Three officers were iaksn with the
party--one is Major Borland, of the Arkan-
sas troops; the other, Cassius M. Clay; and
the third | do mol know. .t
The capture Of Lieut.. Ritchie and ten dra-
goons, who were all killed between Victoria
and Monterey, alluded to in the following let
tor mus, be the great achievement Of Gen.
Mnon, referred 10 in the Mexican news.
"Lieut Ritche was shesrer of dispatches
from Gen. Scott to Gen. Taylor, and he, with
his command, were out of, between MoAter-
sy and Victoria, and all killed II is much
to be regretted that Gen. Sceu's dispatches
should have thus fallen into the hands of the
enemy, as they contained a full development
of the plans and purposes Of the campaign.
There 10 little doubt that some changes will
be made in the order Of things by this mshap
Iii so, the items which follow herein may
not agreo with future movements Of the
troops"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-12
SHERIPF'S SALE.
Chris,iaa Denaldson g. Coz
Us. EXECUTION.

James Nicholas. 4s,,5f
DY virtue of writ Of Exec ntiun, 10 me diisS-
ID ted from the Court, Of Common Pleas, sf
Putnam County, Ohie, will offer for sale, AZ ths
door Of the Cour. Heuss. in Kalda. on the 50sh
Gay Of March, A. D.. le47, between the heprs Of
ten o'clock, A. M, and four O'Clock, P. M, Of
said day, the following described property, to
wit! .-....,,s... sa,4
The west half Of the south west quarter and
the south east quarter Of the south west quarter
efsectien TIVE Rty+eighi Of tow hship numbsr tive
south Of range number six east;, containing enc
hundred and twenty acres ofiand. Taken asths
property Of James Nicholas to satisfy 4 Judgment
in favor of Christian Denaldson d Co. Z.
& }.S J. H:vAIL; Sheriff
SHERrFT's OyEicE,
Kalida, February 10, 1s41. , view
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

David MaekereI,
". EXECUTION.
John Ridsneur.
DY virtue Of writ Of execution to me directed
ID from the Court Of common Plsas, Of Put.
nam county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the
house of John Ridenour, in Perry township, Put
d. l847, between the heuis often o'clock, A. M.
and four o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the fsllev-
ing described property to wit:
One sorrel horse. and emo brown mare; taken
a. the pr"pery Of JsbR Ridenour, to satisfy a
Judgment in favor Of David Mackersl.
J.H. VAIL, SheriE
SnERnF's OTYIcE,
Kalida Feb. 46, lB<f. 3lzb
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Loyalty to the representative Of the State in
mOnarchies is rightly supplied by love Of country
where the people constitute tho sovereign power.
In Rome the love Of country was an everything
principle when was held by men dearsr than
life. The captive Regulus, returning 20 Car.
.hago to die death of horror and agony because
he would not advise peace in urous to his coun-
try, is noble example OF this principle. How
different was his course from tina, of the craven
Republicans whs, in our swn day, think them.
selves serving Heaven by a dereliction Of their
duty to their country, by denouncing the prose-
cution Of her interests, and " counting the cost"
oi her honor auu prosperity, with a miser's par.
simony. The morbid Christianity which they
profess s modern discovery, and had 1t been
the faith Of she fathers Of the Republic would
have m,de them nonresistant Teries. The his
tory OF the Revolution was written in blood-ths
contest Of l8l2-i5 for the protsctioB Of cur com.
msrcs was written in the same sanguins char.
acters, but now we read that the duty of Chris
tan people," as explained in Corwin's speech, (at
least so says the New York Thbune) isto declare
war unjnst--to deneunee oil war, bu, mos, es-
pecally that isto which eur owa nation happens
to be forced to protect the rights OF her citizens
The war with Mexico could possibly have been
avoided il eur government would have waived
reparation for the wreng and spolia,ions inflicted
upan cur citizens in Mexico; but because our
government refused, war was the cohse-
quence. IIerrera's government fell because they
favored peace, and the new governmen, declared
war on pretenee Of the annexation Of fTexas. The
chirge that but for the march of troops upon
the Rio Grands war would have been avoided,
will bo believed by on one who has perused the
correspondence Of Mr.. slidell In reIatio TO the
state Of parties in Mexice-while it was only
eight days after our troops arrived there, & before
Paredes could have known thatthsy had arrived,
that he ordered the Mexican General to attack
them "by every means that war permits"
rhe march upon the Rio Grande-ths defence Of
our own soil-a necessity Of the true principles
Of self defence, has been tortured, by those who
consider every BOLD act that is no, their own az a
crime, Into a staple of assault b. every re.
creant to his country's cause. But this is not
the true reason of the cendemnations uttered. II
is party selfishness, which in the pursuit of an
unholy ambition would rather hold their own
country up to the scorA Of the wsrld as engaged
in an unjust war-a war Of aggression on suffer
ing weaknsss-than ses IN opposite party reap
credit by the valor Of our troops, the prosperity
Of our country.
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sHERIFP,S SALE.
Fl FA.
Eli Bowman,
avid Lambard.

Eli Bowman.
pY virtue OF n writ Of f ia to me directed from
1.-The court o fCommon Pleas Of Putnam County,
Ohio, will offer fer sale a. the house Of Eli Bow
man in Greensburgh Township on the 26ih day
Of March, A. D. l847. between the hours Of ten
o'clock. AZ. M, and four O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said
day the following described property to wit:
One sorrel horse, one black mare one dark gray
mare, zen head of csws, taken us the property Of
Eli Bowmen to satisfy Judgment in favor Of DEE
vid Lambard.
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff
SnERIFE's 0ErIcE,
Kalida, March le, 1877. St5
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nN the 29th day Of March, A. D., l847, between
" the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and fou.
O'Clock, P. M, at the tavern house Of Matthew
Chambers in the town of Gilboa, Putnam county,
Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property Of Samuel
Clark, deceased, to wit:
The east half Of the north east quarter. and
the south west quarter Of the north east quarter
Of section thirteen Q3) in town one (D north Of
range seven % east; eontaiping one hundred
and twenty acres; subject to the dover Of the
widow.
Terms Of sale One third in hand, and the bal
ance IN two equal annual insalments with interest
the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
CHRISTIAN HUBER,
.ddminst rator Of the estate Of Samuel Clark deed