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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pursuance OF ord of the 90 Ii OF Csmmea Pleas
OF Putnam County, Chic. at their March Term l5&7,
the undersigned. Administrators ofthe estate Of William
Mills late Of said county deceased will fer for sSs at the
door Of the Court House in said county Saturday the
third day Of June 1a4 st u orocs at OF said day,
tho following Described real estate OF said William Mills,
deceased situated In said seuaty otPu,nasn, 10 wit:
The nsrih half of tie south quarter Of section
num'sr fifteen township one north Of range number
eight east; containing eighty acres, ~
Also the south west quarter of the south quarter OF
section htean township number north OF range eisht
east containing forty acres. .t't" h-t4H
Also, Loi number three in Chamoers' Addition 10 the
town OF Gil oa. Y tH
Said Real Estate will be sold subject to the dover estate
Ct tho widow therein. '.....-
.r JOHN D. BEAMER,
CATHERINE MILLS, III
Administrations.
April 20, ls47. 3QIsw
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Cr We acknowledge the receipt Of tho
l0'h No. Of the Treasury Of History, pub
lished by Daniel Adeo, l07 Fulton-street, N.
Y. city. Tho design Of the work is we'll
carried ont; synspsis Of universal history
could not we'll have been written which
wsuld have eomprshendcd more valuable in.
formation in an equal space. The publisher
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ADMLNISTRATO TORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE. A ''

nN Saturday the 29,h day ofMay next will
" offer for sale between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. M, and four O'clock P. NJ, Of TINT day at the
heuse lately occupied by James D. Wamscy, in
the town OF Psnuleton in the county Of Putnnni
Ohio, the following described real Estate, be.
longing tv the estO,s of John Mcdowell deeels-
ed 10 wit: .. atl'AA
Commencing n, the North west corner OF sec.
No. fourteen (No. i4) of township No. one mo. y
south Of range No. eight mo. 81 east thence
south one hundred and eighty rods, thence east
sixty rods thence north one hundred and sixty
rods thence ives, sixty rods to the place Of
beginning containing sixty acres Of land; terms
onc-,hrd to be paid in hand and the balance
in two eqnsl inssslments, with interest.
.yja9Ey w. ACKLEY,
administrator.
April 30, I847. os Ealelgeq 322
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W Our respected coiemporary Of the Ii.

W Our respected contemporary Of the Lii
ms Argus ia correct 10 saying that We have
bean al all times ready 10 do the county
printing cheap, if offered 10 Us 10 perform.
We will 60 further and say that as under
bidding s tie gume, for Political psrposss,
we are ready, when occasion demands, 10
suffer some pscuniary loss, il it is necessary
to ,hwart the falselood and deception that
Is used on this subject, in whispered tales
and mysterious sivings ont. But US We are
assured by the reverend "county govern
meats" organ that the whole of the printing
should bs given OIL, Of the county, for the
benefit Of bis deputy, vo can res. perfectly
easy ,hatwha. should be will bs, and when the
proper iimo comes we shall charactsrize the
parties and the proceedings as they deserve.
With regard 10 the printing of the assessors
blanks, we have said nothing in reference
to the reverend auditors disposition ofthsm,
as the Law loavss il 10 his discretion. When
last wo did tina. work, we had two sepera,e
orders to fulfil, the frs, heing insufficient,
the oxac. amour, necessary being then un
known, and consequently did abou, double
,hs amour, Of labor required for the presen,
year. The trick Of doing one or two jobs a,
rates far below reasonable and homes, prices
to justify the putting money hereafter in
AckermaA g. Co.'S purse, is shallow enough
to be easily understood, and will not quite
buy the Democracy Of Putnam, and we do
not jesm it Of importance sufficient, at pre-
sent 10 waste words about il or ito very cum
ming inventors. We arc not surprised, how.
ever, at their evident uneasiness.
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SllERlFFS SALE.
EXECUTION.

Hamilton MtCrnrv, \
William Gorden, b.
vs.. EXECUTION,
Samuel Myers. ...r
DY virtue oftwo wris OF Execution to directed from
- the CoHr' of Common Pleas, Of Putnam eOunty, !
will oier for sale, at tis house OF SAMUEL MYERS, In
Perry Township. Putnam COunty, Oiio /:
tie 18th day Of May, I6t7, between Hs Iours OF
ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock, P. NJ Of said day,
the following described property, 10 wit: s.-
Two Yoke OF 0Ien. one Id OK, mare. twenty
head Of oss. two thousand feet Of walnut lumber,
mnntle clock, threG year old roam colt
Taken the property OF Samuel Myers, TO satisfy two
Judgments In favor Of William Gordon and In "a
vo, Of Hamilton McCrury.
IN VAIL. S.sri6.
SaERiyF's OFyieE
KaIida, Nay 7, 1871 3e3bw
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VACATION or THE TOWN OF
WEST BOIJVA Qr-y -.

NollCE 10 hereby given that Henry Pence.
i on the 27lh day Of April l847 filed in ths
Court Of Common Pleas for Putnam County
his petition, praying that ihs Town Plat n.
Town OF West Bolivar in Perry township in ,si
County may be vacated; which said petition will
be for hearing on the frs,day ofusxt term Of s,id
court or 50 soon thereafter az counsel can be
heard. " TfI''' -
Kalida April 26th, le47 {2s cfaeaVE
BY JOHN J. ACKERMAN j3a
'zzs~ @ Attorney for Petitioner,
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uJDGE WOOD.

Two hundred and fifty six citizens of SEN
eca county have published u card in the Sen
cca Advertiser, declaring their preference
for the Hon. REUBEN WOOD, late Chief
Justice of the State, for nomination at the
Democratic 9Th ofJanuary Convent on Lii
mo Argus. H i.. t' eis..
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Or Col. Benton having been nominated
as . candidate for the Presidency by tho
Boeaville (Mo.y Bulletin, has written let.
ter requesting tbs Elilot.o drop his name
frem its place atths- head Of the. jourksl. -
He will notbs essididste. SYTAtTH .
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VACATION or The TOWN OF YER.
NON

NOTICE 10 hereby given iha, Henry Stsmsn
1 on mo 9th day Of April l847, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas for Putnam coun,v G,h;.
his Petition praying that the Town Pla,t Of the
Town Of Vernon in Sugarcreek township in said
county may be vacated. Which said Ps,i,is.
Will 90 Tor hearing on the FIRST day Of the nsr,
term OF said Court SO soon thereafter as Coun.
Gil can BIZ heard. 1G ~ -aSS,T
Kalida, April 26. 1847. 973afa lgah
a.. By yJoHN ], ACEERMANio
'Ite" la .Attoraey for Petitioner
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TIE HOME JOURNAL,
The publication of
'. DOMBY AND SON

UOMbT AND SON
Will be continued as heretofore, wit1om asy
aor'dgemfnf Of the usual contents Of he ps-
per. Each part will be Issued in
!iig 81 ANExrRA, 4..
as soon as i. reaches this county, and div
ilsuied grdfuitously to ,hs subscribers of
'he HohE JOURNAL. BY this arrangement.
our readers viii! receive this popular story at
the earliest possible date, and sooner ,hsn i,
can be issued by any of the booksellers or
publishing houses in the county. To aev
suoser'6srs. renifii"g years. su5scr;ptios
(Ss) in aduanee, aud tre uiH send
IHE Blk PARTS ALREADY OUT, GRAru.
~ The office Of publication, No.
lo7 Fulton-stres,, New York.
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THE FoRnroN MARKEr.-Ths last news
from England announced fall in the price
Of Corn and Wheat. The private CT rrss.
poadsscs Of the New York Tribune, leaves
rhe impression that the decline, followed IA
i. has been by still greater decline in the
charges for freight, will no. materially pre-,
vent the shipment Of Breadstuffs TO Eu,ope.
A: present, sayss,hs Tribune, the demand
from the Contnent is more depended on TO
sustain prices than that from the
United Kingdom. The export Of
brsads,uffs will still pay profit, although not
so large a. at present. ,. ..,
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The Chinese provcrb says, "a lie has no
logs and canaot stand; bu, il hos wings and
can fly far aRd wide." ...,.
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FoREIGN CoIN.--The following valuable
tables are furnished by the Secretary of the
Treasury for the use Of receivers Of public
inoneys:---
The ratT at Whieh foreign money or currency are
fTSd bu Insr
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a u COMMISSIONERS REPORT
OF aEcErPrs AND EXPENDITURES OF rH1
Findlay g. Kalida
FREE TURNPIKE ROAD.
FOR THE YEAR 1916.

FOR THE YEAR 1876
,..s Kalida, April 80, lS47.
I'm compliance with the act passed Febru-
IL ary 18th, ls44,' 10 lay out and establish
free turnpike from Findlay in Hancock coun-
,,ylto Kalida, in Putnam county, we DO here
by exhibit the receipts and expenditures Of
sad pike in Putnam Co. for the year 1916.
Amount due said pike IN Putnam Co. as char
ged on duplicate. go. 49,. -. 257,3l
Amoant discharged by la ''-
bor. 1881
Received in cash. l24,00 $257, 81
EXPENCES.
Amoun, paid r. Douglass. 1890
p4 sa,"s na J. Parrish. -" 900 - t1.-
eg1 "1th g j. Nchelas.... 400 gurn
J. McCracken. 400 $30,50
Amount expended in re- " - l
viewisg par, Of said pike.i4.oO .l
Fa3ENlftI43 Gbg IA
Total, l,.......,... $3.50 81
t@4-.A 'o J. NICHOLAS, Pres't. a
r. McCRAcKEN, Sec'y. E7n 323
u
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A RoosRAcK.--It would bo strange il 4
Wing victory should, under any circumstan-
ces, be achieved over the dernacracy, with.
ou, being dsgraced by the tainl Of fraud on
the masses. The recent vic,ory, il such it
can be callod, Of tho wings in New York,
was no, without this ingredient. The fol-
lowing explanation, given from the N. Y.
Tribune, shows, that place him where you
will, genuine coon will prove a snsakng,
,rsaeherous and dishonest ANIMAL
CATER the resul, (of the city clsctien) we
stated the truth that many Of the National
Rcformers had voted tor Mr.. Brady, (;he
whig candidate for mayof believing him fav-
orable 10 their lending principle Of Land Ii
imitation; and our statement being eontru-
verled by the Express, we published The let.
tor having M. Brady's signature, which had
lod TO this diversion in his favor. That letter
Il now appears, 'Sas a Forgery, Of which Mr..
Brady knew noihing till after its publication,
bu, this by no mems affects that il was pub-
ilisbed MS genuine. and gave Mr.. B. some tvo
to four hundred uotes."
The Tribune atiirms that il was the net OF
one of Mr.. Brady's friends. Owners for
such acts arc scarce when tho mean object
is accomplished. taI1u lFF
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Joel Wilcox,
In Chancery.
Ds.
James H/Vcil, |
Sheri { and Ma. |
than Shirley and |
Phillip Shirley, |

.
than Shirley and ''.-t'-H " .lEtts 'uHt 4
Phillip Shirley ] sg'4n. y.- . a. -gs
Ie sad Nat an Shirley and Phillip shirIsy sys be,shx
at Oh the " day Of December NAG the snd IL
~ MED IN the court Of common ploa Tor the COUP
" OF putnam Ohio Lis bill in Cbancery qguinst tle ssid
James Vt. Sr,if. alledeing Gmong Otter tioTs Tia;
!nr sau Natnan and Phillip are npehed TO sad Wilcox in
tHo sum OF S2Os md that sBid Vail sheriff il inaeh,cd
20 said Nathan and PHILIP in tho OF $i5e5s n obiest
ana prayer Of which Bill tIat the raid Viii "a eri TSsv
ne enloned from ying tie said sum OF sI5a 70 shs
SAD Na.ian md Phillip until tie ssid Wilcox can oItnin
nt law usniHst tGe said Nathan and Plip In the
Courier Common pleas for Pauding county Ohio md rid
M NATHAN nna pllp nre irt sr notified tiat M leave Of
sad cou io shid county OF Putnam at the March Term
t'eree le47 hrst had otnined the snid Wife, a. Nv. LIS
wenyrst dsy Of Apri lsi filed ere eou, last asre
sai LIS amended Bill making tie said Natan nnd p;rI;,
parties 20 said original Bill and prnys that tlev NAV ~
ronPesn , 70 answer ts same And tile said Nathan and
rhi are further notified, that unless they anpenr nIsS
answer or demur to said Bill wtii sixty DAYS afer ,hs
next term ossd ceur the seid Wilcox at lie term nay,
asr 'he expiration OF said sixty days will ask said eou
DINGHY r I'ITf' - ''''>,' ''e'si" sceef
,,,, By JOHN J. ACKERMAN
'~su" CoInp'tu soleitoY
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GrDa'ly Packets 60 north from Section
Ten about 10 A. N. aud south about 4
P. M. .e..r ...... a..- .....
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BLANK DEEDS. !

OF WARRANTY. just printed, on superior
~ paper For sale at this, 0fic sap Fil 30l
alL.n .IlEaEn mAEr-s.- .....
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Translated for tha Warrington Union from the HAvauu
Diaiia do 10 Marina, Of April TO-.
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
We have still nore reesnt dates from the
capital. % ~
On tho 3lst [of March, The oapitulatioa oI
Vera Crnx with the Americans was announ
ced in Mexico, 90 We perceive by proclaim
alton Of tho Presidcn,, General Santa Anna,
in which, among other things, he says:
"MexicaRs! Vera Cruz is now in the pow.
er of the enemy. II has fallen, not in con.
sequence Of American valor, nor oven Of ad.
verse fortune. We ourselves, however
shameful the declaration may be, have been
the cause Of this fatal disaster, by our inter.
minable disseniions. am resol-
we'd 10 20 and meet the enemy.
Perhaps the American hos, may proudly
tread the capital Of the Aztec empire.
havo no, to witness that disgrace, for an.
determined rather 10 die fighting. "* >
The nation does not yet die; still, l swear
il. will answer far tho triumph Of Mexico, il
a sincere and unanimous effort seconds my
desires. A thousand times welcome ihs un-
happy affair Of Vera Cruz, if the destruction
Of that place shall communicate to Mexican
bosoms the enthusiasm, the dignity, and the
generous ardor Of true pa,riolis,a. The
coun,ry will indubiiably have been saved"
On tho 9Th General Romule de Ia Vegs,
and Don Juan Soto, the governor Of the
State of Vera Cruz, were still at Puente Ma
cionaI ION the road from Vera Cruz to Mex
ics) with some forces. From the 9th 10
the 3Oth, two brgadss Of infantry aud one
Of cavalry, in all about two thousand men,
with their train, lsfl the capital Of Pusn.e
Nacionsl.
General Santa Anna himself, with two
Thousand more, was 10 leave Mexico on the
Is, of April, to direct in person the military
operations in the State Of Vera Cruz deter
mined, i, Is said, 10 defend The territory inch
by inch, and resolved 10 die rather than sign
a peace-,ho generals own words, as stated
in letters and in publication. Eaiisimen,s
were going ON at various points. ~
The army Of the north had retired 10 San
Luis Pososi, where it was a, the last dates.
PRosPKCTs IN CALlFoRNIA.--Ths insar-
recs.on is ex,inguished in California. The
regular troops have arrived there from New
York, and S,evenson's regiment has joined
them for some time. These reiaforcsmen.s,
along with the force uader Ksarney, Fre-
mont Stockton, and Stevenson will cons,i-
tnte q military force which will defy all the
efforts Of tho Mexican. Besides, we nndsr-
stand from an article in the "Californisa,'' y
jus, received, shat strong par, Of The popu-
lation isin favor ola union with The United
sta,es.- y Washiagsoa Uaion. n''A'4
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WIsUoNsrN.---Gov. Dodge has called a sp g.
cial session Of the Legislature TO make ar
rangemenis for calling u new convention 10
form constitution. We shall not be sur
prissd to find the constitution ultimately ad-
opted vary very little from that which has
Just been rejected. Time for the second
sober though: will cause the retention OF al.
most the whole Of that excelIen, instrument.
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We copy the following from the New
York Tribune, the leading Whig Journal in
Now York. To the masses these views arc
addressed, and their promulgation secures
votes to, the WhigIpar,y.r These principles
NO are far from excepting to, because we
believe them right and Just, but /, is fraud
10 call them whig. In the State Legslai-
vres. in Congress, The bi,tsrest opponents to
the amslioraton Of ito Land system are
whigs;and the very principle which Greeley
contends for would sweep at once their cher
ished doctrine ofLand Distribution OIL, Of ex-
.snce. This looking one way and rowing
another is quito common among whig poliii-
~ciahs. Bu, to the article:
q "'rho inherent right Of man 10 land faT
his own improvement aad cultivation We do
most earnestly maintain, but not any mass
right to the improvements made upon uny
particular land by some one olse, either d.
rsc,ly or by proxy, But unaccupisd, nnim-
proved land is the direct bounty Of Provid-
encs 10 the whole human family, as clearly
as the rain and the sunshine, and ought over
to Aaus bsen prsssrusd from monopoly and
speculation for the FREE use, in limited
quantities. ef those who should, from time TO
to ,mo, see fit to improve and cultivate it.
Tho errors Of the past cannot be recalled; !;
but they surely may be avoided for the fu,-
ure. All ,ha, wo dosire with regard to TN
Dr0ped land ia the adoption of the priHcple
Of limitation, SO tha, oae man may not here
after acquire an inordiuate proportion Of the
soil from which all may be subslsied. with
that of Homestead Exemption, 10 prevent
those who have a little frombeins stripped Of
their all. These measures will take nothing
from any man--thsy are eminontly in the
good sense conservative; and we look With
confidence for their early and enduring tri-
umph."
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PARTIAL LEGISLATION tho las.
session of tho Legislature Of this State ssve-
raj laws were passed, Of a gonoral character,
but their operation was confined 10 few
counties, instead Of being gex,ended over the
State. OF this class was the law leaving
to the vote Of the people in their several
townships, tho decision of the License qses.
ton relative to the retailing Of spirituous Ii.
quors, and the law providing for tho appoint
ment of County Superntendan,s Of Connoa
Schools. This principle Of legislation is
not new. |, has boen growing in inpsrt.
ance for several years. II is, nevertheless,
unjust, partial and dangerous: 1t is unjust,
if the laws are good, 70 withhold their bsne-
fits from all but a lew fay ored localities, and
if evil, public opinion is not permitted to
afford a vigorous opposition. II is partial in
substituting for an equal system Of laws, a
system graduated TO ihs temporary preindi-
ces of peculiar localities. And il is danger.
GUS from the tendency it creates to sectional
views, feelings, and interests; because ito
nse wilin time introduce class 40 we'll 40
local distinctions; and create confusion
in tho administration Of the laws. The
prastice, for, aiier all there is no principle
in IT,. arises from the excessive loossness
with which special aud exclusive privileges
have bOen created in our State-and when
enc departure from sorrecs principles Of log
islation takes place anchsckod, il is ditiicul.
70 check ,hs tendency 10 error i, gathers
strength from impunity, until : The small
mis-, of error has darkensd tho political her.
izeA with The clouds of wrong. -, 4a'iit
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