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Treasury Department,
 Arrii lst tS4S.
O ot Non
 R. W. JOHNSON

Arrii lst isaS sIR: 4 letter f om MT Furman on the subject of an Hospital site pu chased by the Government f om Mir. V. B. Waldron of Arkinsas, transmitted by you 10 the solicitor of the Treasury, has been referred 10 the Department. il is herewith returned The sub ject to which 1t refers is which this Department has no knowledge. The purchase and selection of tts marine Hospital site, authorized by the act of 2nd March 1887, under which il is presumed The purchase from Mir. wadloa was made, was com. mit'ed to the War Department would therefore re- speetfuly refer you for the information desired.
 l am very respectfully
 Your Obedient serv't,
 NJ C. YOCE6,- .icti-gt-o----,,
 Secretary of ths Treasury. To Hon. R. ". JoHNsoN, House of Reps. Col. J G. TorrES. Dear Sir: On inc letter en- closed you will find a memorandum. am advised by Hon. J. Thompson that by applying 10 your de- psrtneds wr obtain the full history and condition of this matter with references to the acts if nceessa " affecting it
 have sought with some anxiety to iathom iht difficulties which have caused so much delay ID per fec'iag the purchase in this bat this far with out success. Could you relieve in the premises shall regard tt as an act of kindness 10 yoar ohe disnt servant, R. W. JOHNSON. .ss,ti 5iA, Ts4s
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 The passage of this law placed Washington eoun ty In prosperous condition and her generous peo pie cannot and ~iil no, fge; their able and fsihful public servant Col. Ambrose II. SeyieT who ob- iained SO great benrfit for them.
 Many years ago great anxiety was expressed by the people In almost all of the western counties of Arssusas and especially by the citizens of Crsw- ford county for the establishment of Fort Smith. Col sevier with great perseverance and ability sue ceedcd In having this Fort established. IL was ut- ged by thoss in Congress who opposed the mea sare 'ias Fort Gibson h tue Iadiaa country was sai'seien, to give our citizens protection Colonel sesier took thes ground that fort Gibson vas es. iaslsh smi5si the Indians to prctest them from in ternai siiife; md that we wanted fort sni'h Tor the Pfoteetica of eur own ri'ixens -s a9
 Mf. Editor, have sxsendei tsis communication far beyond what intended when began it. I hare s'a,ed some of Col seviers acts of which our old eitirens are faliy eugaizan: In every public station Col. Sevier has been ?ss~i i,e has sequit ted hhnseH sith gr~at credit to himself and hon or to oar Stats. His talsn,s. commanding influence and decision of character rendered hhn 50 eonspca. ous whist chairman et the Committee of Foreign Relations, that our government demanded his ser.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-21
K A Ida H OTE L.
ia M ES HI. v ALL

sNRess TTAS taken the we'll known and
ENii IL IL commodious Tavern Stand fern.
AAf.!l erly occupied by T. r. Mcclure
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
Of the travelling community.
]. H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-.
modatioDs and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part u Ohio His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Clark Work & Co.

Clark. Work & Co.. iHahstae9 l99i ~ a@21
VS. -a3 sta zf% .t-tr
John John W Ts%ss %a''s,s and EXECUTION n' rToa
Y virtue of several wrs directed from the court
ID ofcommon pleas of Putnam county, Ohio will offer
for eule at the door OF the house, said county
Tuesday the 18th day Of April next between the hours of
ten o'clock. A, NJ, and four O'Clock, r. M, the following
described Real Esatelyng in snd County Of Putnam, to
wit.
The north west quarter OF section number foui
thinning hundred and sixty 60 aeres Of land also the
south cnstguarer dissection number five containing one
hundred and sixty of land and also the individual
onefouh part ofhe south half OF section wumber four
all in Township Dumher two north Of Range number sew
east together with all the improvements and nppur
tenances thereon. w. -l.tLsti9s4
Taken as the property Of John M. Palmer and John w.
Waters to satisfy five several Judgments a the suits Of
Christian Huber.vs. lohn NJ Palmer; John CrumIy. vs.
John NJ Palmer, Ehenezer CrumIy, John NJ. Palmer;
& A. Wesson, John NJ. Pnmer and John w. Winters,
md Clark, Work &c Co., John M. Palmer and John W.
Walters. -e.sf
To be sold subject TO the appraisment made by virtue Of
m execution tho suit of Thomas Clark Work & Co., va
John NJ. Palmer and John w. Waters. 4ff
d Appraised at $9639O0. s f ss sss n
ROBERT DOUGLASS sheriff
anERIFp's oyvIcR
Kaldu. March 18th i64e. Ss7ew
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The Army Of the United States.
PRICE.-$2,50.

Two Vols. duodccimo of 7O0pages, 36 Por
traits.
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PRICE.-$2,5O.
"A N account of the organization Of the
IA Army Of the United STATES, with Ii
ographies Of the distinguished officers Of all
grades, by Eayette Robinson, late a Lieuten-
ant oflhc u. s. Army, embelIishcd with SO
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pared 10 meet want that has become very
agenerally felt. The movements Of the army
re al this time the movements Of the nation
Whatever diversity there may be as 10 the
origin of the present war, there is no one in
different about the result, all look with eag-
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seat of war. All desire 10 know exactly
what is going on. The accounts published
in the papers are not only hasiy and imper-
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that its movements are not half comprehend
ed by the generality ofreaders. The object
Of the present publication is TO supply this
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frll and complete comprehension of the va
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rious officers, or comprehend readily the pub
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embellshcd with the following authentic por-
iraiis. 49,. ~ - - -
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lies. Il Ok outand not get imposed upon -
Every bo 10 has "vaughn's Vegetable Liih.
oniript;c Mixture," blown upon the glass, ths
,critten signature of &c G. Vaughn BON the
directions, and 6. &C. Vaughn, Buffalo, STAN
ped on the cork. None other are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. G. G. Vaughn, and sold at
the principle office, 207 Main street, Buffalo,
at wholesale and retail. No attention paid
to letters unless post paid orders from reg
uldrly constituted Agents ercepted- pos,
paid letters, or verbal communications solic-
iting advice, promptly attended 10, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively TO The sale OF
this ariice--l32 Nassau street, New York
city; ;295 Essex street, Salem, Mass. and by
the principal Druggists throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada, as advertised in the
papers.
For sale by II. G. LEE, Kalida.
M. J. Myers, Columb is Grove.
Hamilton g. Rice, Pendleton.
Isaac B. Smith, GiIboa.
o. w, Owen. travelling agent. 33lab
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TVyHE subscriberis desilous Of disposing Of the
IL south half dissection twenty-five township
one north Of Range six east, in Putnam County,
being 800 acres. The land is capable of making
sold low. For particulars Of the terms Of sale up
ply at this office or TO ALBERT STUMP.
Tarleton, Pickaway County, Ohio
July 10. ll47. 336f.3
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SHERIFF IS SALE.
Samuel MeMillen and
Rice and Ayres, u i53i5t q
- vs. Ne, vENDI EXPoNAs., ,

Us. ~, VENDI EXPONAS, -.
Daniel Ridenonr. ="
pY virtue of two writs of vendi exponns. TO
- directed from the Of common pleas OF Putnam
county Ohio will offer for sale at the door of TIE court
house In snid county Tuesday the 18th day Of April
next between the hours Of ten O'clock A. M and four o.
clock NJ the following described real estate stunte in
said county OF Putnam, to Wi: ,i,,iI 5l4e f,.gls.
The east half OF the south fraction osecton number
eight S township number one north of range east
containing seventy -four and hnlf acres Of land
Taken the property of Daniel Rdcnour to sasfy
several Judgments obtained in said court In SAM
uel McMIen and Rice and Ayres.
Appraised at S5 per acre. = q .yi ii9l :
II o.3s.tr. d : 4 ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SuERirF's OrrIcE,
Kalida, March l4th, 1913. if VAi . y 367ew
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Great Specific for Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, G and all 9TH
e er Diseases sea of the Lungs. Ra3 N, ,...
Used by the Inhabitants of China for, more
IS, ,taan 1000 Years and noo first introduced
into the United States
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coNsUMPTIvE PATIENTS

have already tested its cxulted virtues, and COD
fessed its surprising excellence and amasing
power. The remarkable success of this Balsam
is no doubt owing in a great measure TO the pc.
cuIinrly ogrecable and powerful nature of its in.
grekient. Itisa
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LANDS FOR SALE IN GREENS
BURG TOWNSHIP.

E. Fl. BUTLER g. co.
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,t.an 1000 Years and notc first Introduced
into the United .Siates!
Prepared entirely from the root OF GINSENG and war.
ranted to contain no preparation Ct Anthony, Merciry,
Iscontong powor over these iscnses can he uttesed
by hundreds In the stne who testify that 1t has rnsed
5st Them from the Brink fhC Craze!
after they and their friends had long ceased hope An
Agent writes" Your medicine is doing wonders in
neghtorhood as short time we have had IT, Four Of
my neshbors whose certificates send you date their
Life's Sdlration to IT,! e5ti
Send on fresh euppy Is fast driving out the old rene
diPs7tbe low price ut which you put it--s
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLEi
Is consideration of these hard tmesr g3il2 3y
The action of the GINSENG PANAcEA, differs ON ttat OF
any other preparation of"~od for the en-, Gloss Of
diseases instead OF quet tho Bronchial i tat IN by
G sTpo,s 81 ne % Sn' thus rendering q Ia in
enng the Patient TO the Tombli IL aai9aal
Rcmorcs the Irritation, :,
by Us specific action on the lungs md the serer
a..m Hare you Cough9
Recolect cough is hut the signal Of approaching Con
sumpon Reject In such cnse, the Opium mixtures offer
ed as specifcs,as you mould Poisoni a@
Ask your Physician He ,cilz tell you so.
you dragging out living death with that worst Of
7r,ee1rn /. BRONCHIEIS?
rs ,ni Avoid thv Opium Nostmms!! oai,l
Yonr bo than cho mare been eare
-PER.MfFENTLY CURED-by this prepnrafienli
Even though Consumption be preying on your vituls
with its serpent teeth. pHl 1itii,taa3t ipir fe
a,aa ,d THERE IS YET HOPE! 'a,g
Tie experience oftozena suy to you--7aersis MORE
TH.6.N HOPE. Vt
Try the GlNSING. The price at which
we putt, places il within The reach Of all.
DapIS & WILNER, CoiumDus, General .sgents for
Ohio, TO whom all orders Should lie addressed.
Sold by II. G. LEE, Kalida. afdf
Dec. 20, l847. q 9 356
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GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION!

Among all the famous medicines for Codsump-
ton, none seems to be meeting with greater sue
cess or gaining higher reputation than that
mosi wonderful article.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
That it stands at the head Of all other remedies
is now universally conceded 1t has cured thou
sands upon thousands--of all classes--in cases Of
the most dangerously consumptive character.1 4
And physicians Of the greatest emnence through
out opr whole country unhesitatingly end
il Ds the
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h JOB PRINTING, /
AFs EVERY DEsCRIPNTIo neatly an
" promptly ey -cu:ed at this Office ii 100.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE. I

A T nay instanse an attachment was this day
N Issued by David Coz, justice Of the Peace
efOttawa township, Putnam County, against tho
property and effects of William Philips, an alb.
sconding debtor Of said County.
g Dated this twenty-third day et February f848,
3G6fw 81 s ,usatA ELISHA PEARS.
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MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of
Pharmacy. The sale made in tho Western States
have thus far beer unparalleled; and The most
gratifying proofs Of It's efficacy have beea receiy
ed from every place where it has been used.-
thousands of fHa yEIge
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VOLUME FIRST.

n ls a
l Gen9 Scoit,( 'front.' 9 Col. Hitchcock
2 Gen. Brown 10 Pres Santa Anna
Major Barbour ii Gen. Smith
4 Col Thayer IL Gen. Gaines
Col. lotion l3 Gen. Gibson
i 6 Gen. Macomb ID Gen. Arbucklc
| 7 Gen. Townsen Is Gen. Cinch
8 Com. Conner l6 Gen. Brook.
VOLUME SECOND.
II Gen'I Taylor front. 81 Gen. Keaney
lis Col. Cross 2S Col. Fremont
10 Capt. Walker 30 Maj. Boone
20 Lieut.. B AXE 80 Maj. Rnggold
III Maj Mccall 81 Col. Bankhead
% Col. May 80 Gen. Jones
|23 DON. nj. Arista 33 Col. Payne
"a Col. Childs 81 Col. Croghan
25 Gen. Wool 35 Gen. Worth
% Gen. Twiggs SO Don.M Paredes
al NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
at is well and carefully written, and the
facts and data have evidently been carefully
collected and authenticated. The book fills
a Vacancy in our National literature, and at
this ii me will be found sngularly acceptable
- Pc nnsylpanian
'The book is well arranged throughout,
and embraces an immense mass Of valuable
inlormation.- Cleaner.
"'Fhe work is well and easily written, and
evinces the pen ofa ready and practical thin
ker."-Spiris Of the Times.
"The information comprised in these two
volumes respecting the organization OF the
army, peculiarly interesting at the present
lime, is contained in no other work adapted
for poptlar circulation. Mr.. Robinson writes
in slow and graceful slyle."-M Y. Jour-
of Commerce.
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latng 10 our army and its officers, the pres
ent elegant volumes are by far the best."-
Boston Post.
"The portraits are a valuable feature; the
biographies are succinct; the style is cl lear
and flowing, and the book good one for
those who delight in pictures Of life daring"
NY Tribune.
Complete in two duodecimo volumes of
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BOOK TRADE.
HUGH SCHOOL pICrIoNARY.

A HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNClNG DICTIONARY
II Of the English language, abridged from the American
Dictionary OF Noah Webster Ii D. with accented vocab.
uaries Of Classical Scripture and Modern Geographical
names by William O. Webster
This is dudecimo volume OF $50 pages and de-
signed to furnish for schools vocabulary Of The more COM
mon words which constitute tho body of our language,
with numerous technical IN the sciences and arts, and
many words and phrases from other Languages, which are
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each such participates also adjective have been IN
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are irregular or no, Of easy formation but mostly without
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primitive under which they stand Irregular pluras
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being great tendency among good writers 10 miss
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vOcabusres OF Greek Latin and scripture proper
and list OF modern Geographical namee with heiT pro-
nounciauon given by the latest authorities
The photography and pronunciation IN this volume are
msde to correspond closely with the editions Of Dr.
Websers works issued under the edilosbp OF Prot Good
nch OF Yale College. Published anu for sale by,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DY ORDER Hon Freenck Stevens County judge OF IRE
DCouny hereby gwen pursuant % he pr0snn OF Ne
statute sulonss iiiic aen- against ao.,nis an e rsl l,.
st attachment has slet against he estate OF S hAD
ROGERS late of the Cts Of Buffalo, so-coadne or on
alsi isotor and hat the vii BE- cold f he pay nent o. b.
debts, unless BE- inpear and dsh1rs- such ttt.ehc i ~
law. within three month. from DE first publication o tls notice. ana
that hs payment of debts due o. him By residents Of ms stat,
and The delivery to O. hl or nr Dr. use oi ans properly Ntn @
belonging him. and The transfer of such property ny @
rbid-u 6g ap and rod Dated Buffalo. Ma ~ sts
c2 lss1m CHAs n WILLIAMS. Auy or n1ehinK crriors
\OHCE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 pursuance Of section So Arr
y ce T. Title Chapter Part Of he Revised statutes 20 Che
creditors OF BENJAMIN HUTCHINSON decreased. late Of tie cry
OF New YORK CHARLES DE- Ia MARIE deceaset native o
Fraa- EVAN DAVIS teceased ate tie Z, Nggy
WILLIAM FLEMING Of the City OF New fo deceased late
soldier Army, present Their claims with the vouchers
terto The .u5-rb@r ~ hs oc- str-etl tie Cty
juno ISIS Ie50 lsSewl JAMES : lHAfEh fl3c Aenn.
NOTICE. sh-rsoy gwen persons having en ssanst tie
~ sstaro JAMES HALsRi deceased late 20 the Village OF j.
.as.ber. a. her oaes - PIT street Cts New fork
before TIE ssh tay Of January nertDst Nes fon July -
80 s.. r H HaIsEy tErseuor.
SsUPREME COURT.-T0 JOHN ?. kENsETT You hereby
- soaed the comp of Wesfe c. tts merchant
rsng Cts and County of Albany, plaintiff nI 20 acly
of your snsr- on us a. he Cts Of Albany "un twenty says ar
The o tbs exclusive Of he day Of service, or The
Pitf H take judgment test sou ~ oy one FOL t ana ~
interest thereon ifp he 3h Dry OF Nofenbef A D.
-Bllasooil HARRIS VAN worst. Atty- Albany CITY
rs PURSUANCE Of an suo.ats Of he couaiy q
persons
DANIEL SULLIVAN s'e Of he CITY Of New fofs deceased, %
present he WITH he vouchers thereof % e slhssnbe a. ne
Geog- McBnte Jr 80. Broadway, he city % View
fo before he twentieth day " September neHtDa'ei New
fofs, he lon DAY Of March - ,,.,,,-,,,
mi7 lAx6n GEORGE MoBRiDE. j.
rs PURSUANCE Of AZ order u surrose County
a.t EZEKIEL WILLIAMS late Of the ciy of Sss Yors de-
ceased % present lie SANE h vouchers hereof % ne subscriber AZ
BE- ofc-. 30 81 we street the CITY Of NeF fors, before
lst-- Isl lavfmJ SAMUEL r WILLIAMS. EKecutlr