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Administrators Notice.

IN pursuance of an order OF the court Of common
1 pleas, ofPuinam county. Ohio. made at the July
term A. d. lSI9, thereof, tic administrators OF the
estate OF AzArah Smith, deceased, will offer for sale
ut public outcry. ut the house Of William Mcclure In
the town Of Sihoa In said county, on the 18th DAY
OF January 1851 ut one o'clock In the afternoon, OF
slii day, the following described lands and tene
ments OF said estate, to VII:
The west par; Of the south east quarter Of section
number eighteen, town one north, OF range nunlher
eight east, except three acres OF land out OF said
piece heretofore sold 10 Luke eathsote. containing
thilty seven acres Of land appraised at three hun.
dred dollars.
ALSO
The cast hnIf Of tile south west quarter OF section
muinher eighteen, Of township number one north, OF
range nunher eight east containing eighty acres Of
land, appraised nj seven hundred dollars.
The last named trat Of land will he sold subject to
the dover estate Of Charity Smith, in the lands afore.
said.
Terms OF Sale-one third In hand, one third In one
year, and the residue In eighteen mouths from the
day Of SALE with interest The deferred payments 10
Le secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
.......t CALVIN Il. 'POMEROY,
WILLIAM PATRICK,
Administralors
December %. 1850. sos
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AdmtnfsIrarur's sale,

" NrTsS'
I'm pursuance Of an order Of the court oI
Il Common Pleas. in and for Putnam County,
ohio, made ut the July Term, A. D. 1850
thereof. The Administrator OF the estate o.
Henry Wing, deceased, will offer for sale a
public outcTy, at the court house, in Kalida
On the first day OF FEBRUARY 1854 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4 o'ciok P. n. oi
said day, the following described lands and
tcnements Of said estate to wit:
The south fraction of the north half Of sec.
fion fourteen, township one, north Of range
six east, containing twenty. one acres APP
praised at eight dollars per acre; also the east
traction OF the south west quarter Of section
eleven, township one north range six east,
containing seventy.fye acres--appraised ut
twelve dollars per acre; also the northwest
fraction ofthe south east quarter ol section
eleven, town ono north, range six east, coE-
tanning one hundred and twenty-five acres
appraised ut sixteen dollars per acre.
Terms Of Sale--One third in hand, one third
in nine months, and the residue in eighteen
months, with interest, to be secured by q
mortgage on the premises.
JOHN COX,
Administrator Of Henry Wing, de,'d
December 26, 1850. SOC
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QUAETs Rock GoLD. .---1uv. Shannon,
ofOhio, wiring home onlihe 18th Of SIP.
tember, to "a friend in s.. Claisyille, gives
his opinion in This wise Of the quarts rock
gold mines in Catalonia. A good many
persons, in the E>,ds,era cities, who have
interested themselves in the famous Ere
mont mine, will fnd out some of these
days that the Governors opinion cores
pfnds with their experience.
lIo says: t
am inclincd TO think that the grea,
theatre Of mining will b, changed in less
ihnD one year. That vast desert country
s.n!h cas-, Of Los Anse,os--aboui 200
miles---is rich in gold bearing rock. |
hare. seen grea many rich 81 eSimt MS,
and il is sa,u the rock exists in gr,a
Quantities. fit does some large fortunes
will be made in That region. have a
company o. friends who have 60 down
there 10 explore, and am exp cling
shcmtuck daily. Should they Lrng .
Gerry favorable report, | do net k ow
what might be tempted 10 do, although
! um extremely anxious to get lone.
The Fremont quarlz aiming ok business
in the southern portion Of the valley, is
tile greatest hun bug Of the age. The
tfuih is ,ha; hlthough'ibey have obtained
some very rich specime! 8, the rock eoe-
moi oAis' in any great quantity. The gold
ison,y fund in. rich ocketa or sro's IN
sny quantity, while the great mass has
lille or no gold in il. Those rich speci
mems are taken ou, and carefully exbib.
tied by ,!luse who whish 10 sci! thei:
STOCK or machinery.
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IA 1|Res;;s KALIDA HOTEL,
Lii. By T. Il. MCCLURE.

yVyHE citizens Of Putnam and the adjoining
L Counties, and the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that T..
K. Mcclure, has purchased the above we'll
known stand and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation of travell.
ers, and where he will be ut all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travell,
ing public generally.
As Mr.. McC. is well known as landlord,
and the accommodations Of the KALIDA
HOTEL, ITS STABLES, &C., are well
known to be ample, he deems il unnecessa
to say more than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to cater for the tastes and comfort o:
the travelling public, who may give him q
call. and that he 10 determined to provide the
best the country afotds.
February l, issQ els
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SCENE IN A CALIFORNIA REFEC-
TORY. .....

IL One Of the novelties Of Cil !onia"is
its Chinese eating. .h0uses-and by the
way, the C, 'estiale d 81 up subl!inay
"fodder' in a very god style. Ia on
own market they kccpa sharp look Out
fsr every choice article Of good which
offers from grizzly bear TO partridge.
II was mater Of curious inquiry will
ourselves, how they man CAD to under.
s.aad the calls for fferent articles mad,
BY their rcus,cnrrs, wher'i. fealHy nont
oithcm underst' cd or spoke Our language
Dining one day at ,heI table, the mysle
~ was solved.
One Of the proprie'ors who understood
English. and talked il lolenbly well, pos.
ted himself, during meal time, IN the
kichen, 10 snperintend the cooking, and
translate The calls of customers to the
cock :while the walters, who were totally
unacquaintod with English, echoed the
demands upon the larder, ofesch persons
ii The table. OIe young gentleman
called ioI plate Of "nu,,on chopsi''
mud the waiter no, exactly catching the
sound, asked, as plain as Chinaman
could, for repetition of the order, ,
"Mut'on-chors, you chuclle head, said
the young gentleman.
GMulton chops, you ckucEle hcean'
shouted the Chinamaa 10 the kitchen
This caused.a general ltugh around
The. table, aud considerable emotion in
Tie kitchen. The pr"WietoI's vocabu.
la,ly ef English embraced no eatable q
sancs bearing the lille of"chuckle head; :
This joke took, smong the customers al
the table and presently one Of them called
cut '...!'
"a glass ofp'seon milk, You long tale,
As;atic.
= "A glass Of pigeon k, you lon
tailed sctic," echoed ,he waiter.
"a ba el Of homeopathic soup ole
smooth head" shouted another.
"Barrel homeopathy soup, old smuot'
head" ecboedihe waiter
"a hat full Of brick" shouted the
ird.
"A hat of b,ick," rept s'ed The waiter
BY this time the kitchen was in a per-
feet state Of confusion, and the proprietor
in stelo o! pcrplexi,y. PerspiTing, will
anxiety 10 please, and ignorance as
.. Z garded the character Of tie dishes
called for, lie presented himself befor
the hungry assembly for description o.
, the different things they wanted.
,"Whai you mean by pigeon milk, hon
opa,iy soup, and de brick? H,w you COOL
him, gcntlcmen?"
A roar burst from the table, and III,
shrewd Asas,ic saw in a momeat they
were toaxing his subordina e..
"The gentlemen make yon all ID
fools" said he rushing again into ,hs
smoky recesses Of his culinary depart
meht; but whether he meant that tht
gentle m we're making fools Of his wait
ers or them elves, remains OF the uner
tainties' consequent upon a Ch;namans
f corec. klow.edge Of our language
Stockton (Cafjtoraia) Jour.
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KALIDA .LYCEUM.

T1yHE Public sre invited 10 attend the
il KALlDA LYCEUM. at the Brick
School House, on Tuesday evening, the 3is'
inst, at hall past six o'clock.
Subject oi discussion: ~ =.
Resolped, That the State Legislature should
prohibit tho sale Of spirituous liquors 10 be
drank as a beverate. ,....
An address by DR.. r. w THRIFT.
'.r a'AZARTAH BUDD, See'y.
Dec. 81, 1850. t-' -t..,.-s
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d5Sdeh ne entire building. BY MI. Tons
BARNES, the, Fireman. a gentleman ,)of
m9re than ,ordinaw Intelligence, and
who can turn out IS fine LOT Of the gen
uine stuff as any other live man. HIN.
cock Journal ''
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OTTAWA.

North nnnii arrives evcry Friday NJ 10 o'clock, H.,
and departs same day a, ~! O'Clock. AK
Southern mail arrives every Friday, at O'Clock, p.
n, and departs snme day at 81 O'Clock, I'm.
Western mall arrives every Frdayat 10 O'Clock, =
NJ, and departs snnic day al 10! o'clock AM.
EASTERN mail arrives every Saturday at o'cioek,p.
H., and departs same day at o'cloek.P:
Mp CLARKE, P.M
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Sherifrs Sale.

James Vi. VI. v"'' /. vtsDr EsrosA..
! EiitKlu,z.
DY virtue Of a writ oiy.pdi cIpohas. to me direei'
- ed FROM the court OF comm IN pens. OF Putnam
county. Ohio, will offer for sale at tie door OF the
court house In Kaidu,
Ga Saturday, the first day Of Februsry,
1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described renl estate, to wit:
The south west quarter Of the north east quarter
of section twenty .seven town one north, OF range
six east, containing forty ofland more or less.
Taken In execution as the property Of Eli kluiz.
to satisfy judgment In fnvGr Of James II. Vail.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SuERISF's OFFICE,
Kalda, Putnam Co., O., Dec. 20, 1850.
5NaaM
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'ar - 80
The State Of Ohio for ,he1
nse Of tho Fund Com. ~
missioners, Of Putnam y,
county, Ohio, '' "
VS..
Christian Huber.
RY virtue ofa writ Of vendi exponas, to me di,
- Tected fton, the court Of common pleas. OF Put.
nam county, Ohio. will offer :oi sale rt the door oi
the coGr' Louss IN said county.
On Saturday, the first day Of February
M 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estnte. to wit: y.
The east half OF the north east qcarter, Of sceton
seven, town one SOUTH Of range six east, coniainng
eighty hcres Of land The south east quarter OF
section thirteen. The soutd west quarteI Of section
thlTiy'hree in town ore NORTH, Of Innsc seven cast
The north east quarter OF section three, and the
soh east quarter or the south east quarter OF sec
ton four IN town one south, Of range slx east oil III
Putnam county. Ohio -: ".
Taken In execution ns the property Of Christian
Huhef TO satisfy execution IN favor Of tho otnte
OF Ohio, for tile use OF the Fund Commissioners oi
Putnam cCdnty,. olio.
= ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff
SHER!rF's OFF cE, ... :.
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Dec. 81, 1850
80. 5OSew
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Sale Of Real Estate.
Robert Douglass nd.
Rinistrator of 10
seph Blackburn de- VENDi ExroEAs. &,
ceased,
VS..
Henry J. Crumley.J
DY virtue OF q writ ofvendi exponns to me dellv'
ID ,eredIfom theeourt Of common pleas OF Putnam
county, Ohio, Twill expose to public sale. q. The door
OF .tle court house, In Kalida, 10 said county
On Saturday, The first day oi February,
1851,
between the hours 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
l.. N. Of said diy. the following described premises
viz: f-,v,.. ,s 80,
quarter otgeetion seven. town one north OF range
eiYlt sssl, In Putnam UNITY Ohio, containing my
,hsee acres, more or less. Appraised Mt e4OO.
Taken as the property OF Henry J. Crunhey. 70
satisfy an execution In favor Of Roeer. Douglass
admI1srn,or " Joseph Blackburn. deceased.
EVAN r. DAVIS, Coroner.
e. CoRoSER's OFFICE,
Putnam Co., o., December p, 1890.
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Sheriff q Sale.

Sheriff q Sale.
W. II. squiro''
vs. FIERI FLcIAs.
Ella m Day, jr., ct. al.
EY virtue ola writ of q. IA, TO me direeted from
ID the court of common pleas, OF Futpam county
Ohio. will offer .ior sale at tic door Of the court
house in said county,
On Saturday, The first day Of February,
!! 3, 1S5I
lat Seen the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estate, viz:
j Ih'Iot number twenty niue, In the village OF Pen.
dlet,n, in Putnam county, Ohio. Appraised ut
$3.50.
ALSO
In.lct number two. Viers Addition. in the town OF
PthdIeton, In Putnam county. Ohio. Appraised u
sH5.
Taken in execution as the property Of Elan Day.
js., hiram Day, Myron Rice, and Samuel Hooper. to
satisfy an execution In favor of w. II. Squires.
= i :ROBERF DOUGLASS, Sheriff
SnEaIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Pu,uam Co., o., Dec. 81, 1850.
50Sew
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Auditors Sale Of Section Sixteen, Jen.
uings Township.

I'm pursuance OF law. l William M. Bell.
L Auditor in and for Putnam county, and
State Of Ohio, will offer for sale, on Sutur-
day, the | st day Of February, 1851, at noon.
al TIE door Of the court house in said coun.
" Of Putnam, the following described lands,
Being part Of section sixteen, in Jennings
Township, in said county, set apar. for
schools. erein, to witt, =,
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PUTNAM COUNTY OFFICER

PRESIDENT JUDGE.
=. IS. GEORGE Is. WAY.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
JONATHAN Y. SACKETT,
GEORGE SKINNER,
JOHN w. WATERS.
CLERK.
ROBERT W. THRIFT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES MACKENZIE.
AUDITOR,
WILLIAM NJ. BELL.
TIRE AspRER,
OTHO W. CRAWFlS.
= suERiFF, :.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
& :. RECORDER, :
JABEZ s. SPENCER.
COUNTY CoMNIssioEExr,
HENRY JOSEPH BOEIIAiER,
SAMUEL PERKEY,
WILLIAM KILPATRlCK.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
..- HENRY BLOSSER.
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Notice.

A T my instance an Attachment was ,his
"A day issued by Joseph Belford, . Jus.
!,ce oil the Peace Of Pleasant township.
ru,nam county; Ohio, against the Maperty
debtor. AMOS NJCuffIS
December Q, 1850. so7dws
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Sheriff o Sals.

rs, Sheriff. Sals.
Trustees Of Libery)
township. Putnam o..
county, Ohio; vrr,, Ex,ov.,
(; vs. -
Henry McKinnis g.
VII liam Williams.
'DY virtue Of vendi eIponas, 10 ma directed from
- the routt Of common pleas, of Putnam county,
ohio viii offer for sale. al tie door Of the hourt
house, In said county,
On Saturday, the FIRST day Of February
g .. 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law. the following
described real estate, viz:
The south half OF the moth enst quarter OF section
e'ty.threc town two north. Of range seven east,
containing eighty acres, more or less -
Taken In execution as the property Of Henry Nc.
Kinuis ani!Wiliiam Williams, 10 satisfy a judgment
10 favor Of tile trustees Of Liberty township.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff
p SHERiFF's OrFicE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Dec. 81, 1850.
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The above lands will-not be sold for less
than five dollars per ucre, nor for less
than the appraised value.
WILLIAM NJ. BELL, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Putnam Co., o.,
Kplida, Dec. 10. 1850. boz
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber, in pursuance Of an order Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Putnam
County, Ohio. directed to him by the clerk
of said court, will proceed to sell at the door
of the court house in Kalida, in said county,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and q
O'Clock, P. NJ,
On Monday, the 20'h day Of January,
A. ID. 1850,
the following described lands, OF the Estate
Of Joseph Miller, deceased, 10 wit:
The north west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section twenty-one, town two
south, Of range seven east. containing forty
acres Of land. Said land is subject TO the
dover OF Barbara Brenltingcr, widow of the
said Miller; and the title - be conveyed is
Tax Title, rcdeemable by the heir Of
George Miller, deceased. Appraised at 81
per acre.
Terms Of salc-One third of the purchase
money in hand; one third in Q months and
the residue in Ia months from the day of sale,
with interest on deferred payments, TO be sc.
cured by mortgage on the land.
SOLOMON r. MILLER,
Administrator Of Jos. Miller, decd.
December 20, 1850. 507dw
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shsriR's Sale.

shsrif's Sale.
'ohn' Cox, I
John NJ. Palmer, '-~
SWillism Trevitt e.
John ". Watters,-I ,.
DY virtue Of a writ Off. a.. TO. mo directed from
- the co art Of common pleas. Of Pntnam county,
Ohio. will offer for sale at the door Of the cour
house In said county,
On Saturday, the first day o! February,
s.< ,a" 1851, ...
hetweeh the hours prescribed by law. the following
described real estate, 10 wit:
The south half Of section four, town two north,
Of ianse seven east In Putnam county. Ohio.
Taken IN execution ns the property OF John NJ
Palmer, Samuel Medary. William Trevitt and John
W. Waters, 10 satisfy execution in favor of John
Cor.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHEuIfF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Dec. 81. 1850
506ew
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