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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23
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Later from Mexico.


The Peace Commissioners, Messrs. Sc
yier and Clifford have arrived at the city ol
Mexico. They have been invited 10 Quere-
iaro. They have given the Mexicans until
the I'd inst. TO ratify the treaty, when if moi
ratified hostlhies were 10 recommence.
Ayirain arrived at Vera Cruz OH the l7,li
ult.. IRON the city of Mexico on the 7th.
Gen. Cadwalader and Mr.. Trist, framer Of
the treaty, accompanied the train. On the
road, near Passa la Vego, a Mexican report
ed 10 the commander of the escort that he
bad been robbed of some mules, aud stated
that the robbers were in the chappare). 1t
Hawkins dismouned ten of his men and
startod in search ofthe ruffians, and shortly
afterwards returned with them, having sur
prised and taken them in the most admira
BILE manner. They are nown custody.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Gems. Pillow, Towson, and Gushing, ar
rived at New Orleans Oh the Sd.
Ger. Scott and Staff, embarked at Vera
Cruz on the 81. Petersburg, for New York or
the 30th ult.
/ Mexican papers state that Pena Pena
will ratily the treaty, should a quorum of the
Congress not be present.
Gen. Worth has written letter TO Mr.
Bowdeu of Alabama, in which he takes ultra
democratic grounds on the public questions
of the day.
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NTOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
Y be presented TO the Commissioners of Put.
nam county, Ohio, at their next session., on the
first Monday in June, 1913, to lay out and estab.
Iish new County Road, beginning on the east
line on the south east corner Of section thirty
six in township No. one north Of range six cost,
thence north four miles, that is the south ;easl
corner Of section twelve in said township, thence
one mile west more or less, to inteisect the I'ur-
key Foot free Turnpike. -
April "a, l848. sfSew
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COUNTY NOTICE.
ROAD TAKES.

NOTICE is hereby given that The Coun-
Commissioners Of Putnam County, Ohio, at
their March Session, A. d. lS4S, levied for
Road purposes within said county, ille sum
of Three Thousand Two Hundred Dollars,
being at the rate Of forty cents upon the hum
dred dollars Valuation, as the same Stands on
the duplicate Of Taxes fox said county for
The year lS4S, and that all persons owing
said Road Taxes may discharge the same by
labor upon the Public Highways III Tho pro-
per Road District, or upon the proper Free
Turnpike Road, at the rate of seventy five
cents per day, for such labor as provided By
law. NAHUM SMITH,
N8~ Auditor.
AUDToR's OFFICE,
Putnam Co. o., May Sd, l848.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23

A CONTRAST The Baltimore Sun gives
the following as strange contrast:
GA Provisional government in France,
and a &arpationary one in Ireland"
The Hungary government is entirely
overlooked in this picture. - Phil Times.
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nj oTtCE is hereby given that petition wil'be pres
elted to the commissioners of Putnam county at their
June session praying for county road commencing
at Glandorf, Ottawa township, Putnam county, on the
road leading from Ottawa Franconia between the pro.
perty of J. G.. Bookholl and b. II. Kemper--thence
north eastery course to the Blanchard below
the land bewixt the property Of y II, Kemper and eo
do Kuhnan nterssct the Ottowa and Defiance State
Road, In Section no. 16 Oowa township, Putnam county
NAV 9, 1913.
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or The N. Y. Merchants Ledgeris assn.
I'd that we heartily concur with it in its con.
.unation of DR.. Mauriceau's work. We
used to advertise It, and believe its corrup.
n has not penetrated among our people,
n will we even in condemning it., SO faI
scribe it as to awake any prurlent taste to
suite after, purchase and peruse it.
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Henry County Road 7ar.

NTOTlCE. is hereby given that the County
lN Commissioners Of Henry County, Ohio at
the March session, l848, levied for road purp,os-
es within and for said county, the sum OF twelve
hunSredand eighteen dollars, being at the rate o'
twenty. five cents on the hundred dollars yalua-
lion, as tile came stands on the duplicate OF taxes
for said county for the year 1915 ana lhat an
same by labor on the public highways in the pro-
DER road districts, or upon the proper free turn
Dix 0 read. at the rate of seventy.kve cents per
day for such labor, as provided sy law;
County .4vditor.
Aup1roR's oFFIcE, Henry County, Q.
Napoleon, May lsl, l848. 31oc
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23

O. The Democratic State Convention
beld at Columbus on the 10Th inst, has had
wonderfully unpleasant effect upon the
orain OF the Editor of the Ohio State Journal.
'adging from his writings il must have Civ
II him the nightmare-and the "raw head
and bloody bone" speculations relative there.
= with which he fills his last sheet will Ger.
'ainly have tendency 10 frighten somebody
Who, we don't know.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.

THNIIE undersigned commissioners of Put
IL nam County will receive sealed propo-
sails until the first Monday of June, lS4s,
for building board fence around the court
house lois in Kalida said proposals are 10 be
filed in the Auditors Office before IL o.
clock ofsaid day, properly endorsed by the
person filing the same. a3ai
Specifications and plan Of said fence can
be seen at the Auditors office.
Ii ]. BOEHMER,
GEO. STEWART ! Commissioners
S, GUTHRIE.
April 1lth, ls4S.
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A9IEclBSo
ASHES! ASHES!!

WV TANTED, by the subscriber, any
" quantity of Ashes, for which ial'
price will be given. Those within few
miles Of Kalida will do we'll 10 save them
as they will be found good article Tor tins
market. THOMAS CooL iEh'
Kalda, May 9, ls4s.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

TEMPERANCE MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Putnam Coun-
ty Temperance Society will be held in This
place, on Friday evening next, at the Meth
odist Church, to elect officers. Addresses
may be expected. GEO. SKINNER,
Nav %. lS4S. SEC'Y.
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0+ The broken Erie Bank, Of Pennsyl-
vana, bad about 100000 in circulation.--
lis bills are selling at less than so cents on
the dollar; another tax of 100000 on that
class who never profit by banks. The Israel
ties worshipping golden calf were not hall
so superstitious as are those who in spite OF
its frequent frauds, still worship the pic
tured image Of money issued by our robber
bank aristocracy.
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Times Of Holding Courts. fer lsAs

SUPREME COURT.
Putnam, July, II Defiance, July, l.
Van Vert, :" 10 Williams, 2;
Paulding, 20 Henry, Q
COM MON PLEAS.
EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Defiance April a, July A. November IA.
Wiiiia n,s--April II, July II, November 2h
P,,tnan,-April l8, July 10. November 90.
Van Wert-April 25, October II.
Paulding-May 2, October "a.
Henry-May 9, November Z.
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NOTICE.

A T my instance an attachment was this day
IA issued By Elias Horn, Justice Of the Peace
OF Van Buren township, Putnam county, Ohio,
against tue property and effects of Michael Mich
LUDoWlCK HULL.
Datel Nav 18th, l848. 376a3
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WILL De SOLD AT BRUCE

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| cannot however, but regard your so'ici-
tude for the sppport.of discipline TO be more
ostentaious than profound. When gene
raj at the head of an amy Of freemen, who
do moi lose their rights as citizens by becom'
ing soldiers, sets up pretentions TO dictatori-
al pcwer-when he condemns the au-
thorily of his government, and is much more
ready to censure than TO execute its orders
and insructions--when he denounces as an
Outrage and punishment the attempt TO sub.
mit.liis acts, charged 10 be an offence against
subordinate officer, 10 an investigation in
the mildest form--when he administers an
indignant reproof 10 his superior; for uphold
ing the sacred right to appeal, upon which
depend the security aud protection Of all un-
der his command-such a general sets ali
example of ns1bordinate conduct, of wide
and wiihcrmg influence upon sound military
discipline.
sin conclusion, may be permitted 10 say
that, as one Of the Presidents advisers, | had
afuU share in the responsibility of the act
which assigned you to The command of our
armies Of Mexico. ielt interested, even
more than naturally appertained TO my Off
cial position, that success and glory should
signalize your operations. IT was my duty to
bring 10 your aid the efficient cooperation of
the War Department never had feeling
that did not harmoniEe with the full and fair
discharge of this duty. know 10 has been
faithfully performed. There are some men
for whom enough cannot be done 10 make
them grateful, or even just, unless acts of
subserviency and personal devctedness are
superadded. From you expected bare JUS
iicc, but have been disappointed. have
found you my accuser. In my vindcation,
l have cndeavored 10 maintain defensive
line; and ifI have gone beyond it at any
time, it has been done to repel unprovoked
aggressons. To your fame | have endea
vored 10 be just. have been gratiGed with
the mlny occasions have had 10 bear pub
hc testimony TO your abilities and signal
services as u military commander in the
field. | has been, and, under any change in
our personal relations, it will continue 10 be
my purpose TO be liberal in my appreciation
of your distinguished military merits. In
respect TO yonr errors and your faults, though
! could not be blind, regret that you have
not permitted me TO be silent.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The pction Of the General Conference OF
this body upon the separation made by the
t.Church South" on account Uf Slavery is
destined to exert very powerful influence
upon the relations of The Union, and 10 pro-
duce effects of which The results cannot now
be fully perceived When the. "Church
South" was forcibly separated from the
Methodist Episcopal connection it was gen
orally looked upon as unfavorable to the po-
liical Union Of the States. In this view lis
effect was undoubtedly exaggerated, but there
can be no question that the act forever did
away with the conservative influence of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in favor of Sa-
very, aud arrayed that Church in position
if not of active, certainly of latent, hostility.
Many of the Churches in Missouri, Ken
tucky, and Arkansas, have memorialized the
Conference that the separation of the Church
South has been contrary to their consent,
and ask to b, continued as heretofore in
the original M. E. Church. euel aab9
The action of The Confre will Gc
gathered up to May s,h, from the follow
ing extracts from the ". Y, Epening Post:
The Committee on the state of the Church
reported in reference 10 the application of
DR.. Pierce, delegate from the southern
organization, recommending the adoption ol
a resolution, rendering TO DR.. Pierce all per-
sonaI courtesy, and inviting him to attend the
sitings of this body. but declaring tha: it is
not proper, al present, To enter into fraternal
relationship with the Methodist Episcopal
Church south.
A motion was made 10 defer the passage OF
this resolution until the questions of bounda-
ry and property have been deciled. This
motion was hid on the table by a very large
majority; as was also substitute proposing
to invite the Doctor to address the conference
upon the subject Of his mission. NV
The original resolution was then adopted
with an amendment, that nothing in the res
olution should be so construed as TO operate
as bar to any proposition from DR.. Pierce
or any other representative from the church
south, relating to The adjustment of any diff
ficultes between that church and this. The
question was taken by yeas and nays, and
passed with entire unanimity.
BY telegraph we learn that the conference
has refused by very large majority, to hold
fra,ernal relations with the Methodist Epis
copal Church South, there having been Mint
votes only, in favor of the proposition.
O. The Democratic State Convention
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VXTHEREAS, my wife, Rosanna Hardin, has
w left my house and separated herself from
mo, hereby caution all person against trusting g
or harboring her on my account, asst is my lnten-
ton hereafter not to be responsible for any debt
she may contract. GEORGE HARDIN.
Blanchard tp., Putnam CO., O.. May %, '48.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23

Col. JOHN B. WELLER.-The Ohio State
Journal sneers at John d. Weller's abilities
as speaker, but will be very careful not TO
take up the offer Of the Ohio Statesman and
urge the Wing candidate, Seabury Ford, TO
canvass the State with Col. Weller; that
would bo loo fair and offsctual a test of the
Colonel's merits, and ofhis opponents def
ciencies, -n'7
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23

The above prices, in consequence OF increased,
facilities for manufacturing, are much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount for cash
in hand at the date of the invoice.
Presses, Chases, Gases, Wood Type, Ink, &C.,
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thcr for cash or credit .
Our Specimen Book for i848 is now ready for
distribution to Printers, who will send for it,and
contains many new articles that we have never
before exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes, Or
naments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. Of which we
have an ample stock for the prompt execution OF
orders. ttA
der and Platen Power Presses, Standing Press
es; Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE u Co
Is Chambers-sr., New York.
NAV l848. 375cwS4 B.
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AsToR's EsrATE.-Itis is announced on good
authority in New York, that the immense es-
tate Of the late John Jacob Astor, will revert
to the state, in consequence Of his not having
been naturalized citizen. After a thorough
search of all the records since l7S4, no reg
istry of his name can be found. II is propo-
sed to pay the state debt with the money, ap-
plying the balance, if any, to the school
fund. lE -i#4 8U
The above we find in the Toledo Blade,
and have seen il elsewhere, but we very
much, doubt its truth. ~
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23

The COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, for the present
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