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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the reading OF the journal
PRIVATE BUSINESS

hltef tue Ieadlne OF INC toufna
PRIVATE BUSINESS
Mr. DANIEL moved the suspension OF the rules, TO gt
into Committee of the Whole on the private calendar
Mr.. McCLERNAND suggested that the committees b
called FOR one hour for reports, but 49,
The SPEAKER remarked that, this being private bill
day. the committees could no, he called for reports, excep
by the unanimous consent of the House III
MIR. McLANE said that he contemplated moving res
oIoon 10 close the debate on the rveI and habor o to-
North Carolina [Mr. DANIEL would see the propre,y OF
devoing this day to it's consideration.
Mr. DANIEL demanded the yeas and nays on hrs mo
ton which being ordered. il not agreed oyeas TO-
Mr. McLANE asked permission to move to have the
river and ha,oor BILL with TIE amendments reported
Mr.. BURT was understood 10 object
MI. THOMAS called for the regular order OF BUSH
s e s es%aa +: ia eo, held that Mr.
Mr.. BURT then withdrew his objection whereupon,
Mr. McIANE then moved resolution to close the de-
bate the river and harbor bill a2, m, tomorrow
:" Mr. FEATHERsTuN demanded the yeas and nays
which being ordered the said resolution was mol ad on
Mr. STANTON, Of Tennessee, moved the previous
qusston. Ia;
fed his resolution by substituting 4, r. m. Tomorrow
instead OF 2, ~ m, tomorrow
K The previous question being next seconded by inc
House, under tia operation the modhed resouuoh was
agreed to. :,
MIR. FEATHERSTON moved the suspension Of the
rues 20 into Committee OF The Whole on the SAFE Oh
the Union.
Mr. STRONG suggested the propr'ety and Importance
Of taking ny the report Of u. COMMITTEE Of h.senons
the delegate from New Mex,co. which had been post
poned until Monday Last !,
: But members objected 80 The said report wac mol
The motion Of Mr. FsATHrssron wa' then sgsesS 70 ;
"a iMr MrApr having been called the chart the
comnu.s proceeded ~ the fn.hsr consideration o. "e
Mr. McLANE, who was entitled TO the moor, con-
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National Hall.

Miss Davenport this evening for benefit Lady
ale in sheudsn School for Scandal and in Margae Rough
Diamond thus perfmnS in both aud needless
that the house viii be full, night
gsgement which has
every night that she has appeared of
kembic 10 Washington,
80 crowded. and so proportion Of ladies
opinion is that in those characters depict
woman 'hs fully equals she does preds
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very interesting and spicy debate sprung up IN the
Senate yesterday on motion 10 grant Mr.. Benton leave
10 state his reasons for introducing his bill relative TO
the two per centum to Missouri report Of which will
be found in our columns to-day.
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DIED,

AT the residences Of r. MysRs her Knxs-
1851, brsf Illness Mrs MARTHA MYERS, and
OF the PHir MrsRs advanced age eighty
years. Mrs. Mrsa the hast Of that generation
messed the horrors II the Indian Fer father
the forty white cksd~
blended
bat page Of American history t.#a 'I 49,
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G-MeetinS At the Capttol-Rev. Charles
the frisoners Friend Boson the
Congress, will deliver Discourse In the hall House
vesensatves Sabbath morning II o'clock .G
Subject; Causes aod prevention Of crime, a..,tf
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Supreme Coart Of tn. United states.
FRIpAY. February Il, 1s5.

FRIDAY February Ia, 1851.
j. b. Punoy, esq, of New York, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor OF this court.
No. SIS I. NJ League, plaintiff in error. Us j. De
Young 1t al. The argument Of this continued
by Mr. Harris for the defendants error and concluded
BY Mr. Wood for the plaintiff in error ea
Adjourned until Monday, IL O'Clock, a. M
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by A.GREEN, Auctsonesr.
ZINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
TION.On Wednesday, the 10Th shall SELL the
declining housekeeping lh, between
furniture, via; eI..
Mahogany sofn, divans, spring seat parior chairs
DO king chairr, wardrobes, and bedstcads
DO marble sofa, centre, and pier tables
do dressing bureaus and wsshstsnds
plain buresus and washstands
Do parior nd workstsnds, clock
splendid window curtains and cnsnicc
China glass; crockery which hne French
and hand dinner T5
and dessert set To match
One dinner modern pattern
Glass Jelly stand and Isliy gissses handsome
splendid tapestry Brussels Apd three ply carpets
Fine feather BEDS bedding, nd mnpe bedstsads
Mattresses, passage oiicioth, and hearth rugs
Mahogany kauack, knives, forks, and spoons #H
Cooking, parior and other stoves
in excellent assortment Of kitchen requisites
Of and under e, cash over 425, credit Of
ninety for satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
The Of the best quality and nearly
having been used but very ue The ladies and o.
respectfully invited the SALE they will md
''N' " ''' A. GREEN.
Feb l4-st Auctonecr. T.
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A MOST DEsPERATE BATTLE Ion the Ian Of the pres.
month"; negotiation having failed, there viii
and Asasrendng conflicts
memory The enaanguined pisins
oMerco will he nothing for ladies and gentle
be through tho besr BY millions, beyond the
cure, except the matrimonial service.
Al BIZ the tremendous scale, being the last and
nnsI hae order that q The cobatan shall short Of
principal officers under command Of their
leader ssebied together for consultation and
paton Immediately made for abundant supply Of All the
deadly missiles consisting Of darts black and blue
loves lightning and poeuy light and enti
mruta improved COUNTING RE-
VOI.vERs best MATRIMONIAL boMRsHRiIs per
cm~usn nint, warranted Hill hra ERE. NEg
further determined that we'll qualified should
appointed deliver Aforesaid Without debate
unanimous vote was tho apposntmsnt Of
JOSEPH sHIrLINcToN,
of ~ aad Penesyivania avenue,
Feb I3-Md the emily authorized agent
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w.ll,.m... p..er.,n. or IN. NH

Wniiamss Panorama Of the Bible
The exhibition this will close We
know Of exhibition Of the Of the public
than the which nightly odd Eel
lows Hall that highly appreciated All who have not yet
II should do before II " withdrawn H18H l*,
II viii be exhibited this afternoon for the benefit Of children and
scto al
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Extract Of a letter from h
-sg Na@ RussKLvILLx, (ky)
'T1 the Editor of the Urior The democrats the State
OF kentucky you your course, and wish you cd
speod :" r5tsr F-
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PRESERVATION . the Eys ny epee1aesss~--Ths -
-cber informs the p"h!.s IN. NJ bsehs me we'll
kno.n optcsn, rc". New xorks sd win
hi, sc~vnenf a CoRerass where
supplied hrs spsros Cssses An kinds
be repaired
G. w. LETMATn,
Tebi4-a rm suess opposite oSd rssows' Has,
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nLcA Extra Trip for Mount Vernon and Fort
Washington.The steamboat THOMAS col
LIVER Washington 10 O'Clock and AIerssdna ok
N Saturday. February Is, un H&FNN# aqEH rBE
Pare rosmd "Trip, ei Alsyandha, rs cents la 8 IA
Cosche~ leave CAPITOL OK O'Clock Coach
each way. III Il III N9lF u - 800 Ell
apply MI. Rec.de, ceorr-sown osor. and
Thomas Parker, Washington. a -----
r.s n4a etot Ssy..in
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OUT OF PRINT-Moieres plays, Ia French and English,
u complete In 10 volumes, second hand
kouvslc Beloise Of Rousseau translated into English.
| second hand
Letters Of Madame de sevsne, the full edition translated into
English, complete in volumes, secondhand
translated into English volumes, second hand
suey' Memo BY himself volumes, second hand
Memoir OF Hetrcss Mss Burney. volumes
London Stage, full collection Of all the spaed
In number complete In vos secondhand
Of the above, being
able, just imported from London BY 80. 49,
FebI3 #...s# FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Sad Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Feb, l3-The Housaionic afternoon up-train
of cars. while passing curve between Great Bar
ng,on and Van Douzensvie, thrown from the track.
by the spreading OF tho rals, FROM forty my feet Most
OF the passengers ipjuredsome Of them badly
has three ribs brokea and left behind the remainder
came in the train t..9I.tt XXI ~.
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here believes he the Atlantic whom four days
out, full The market for government stocks
is dull Sales OF Canton Company at 63 No change in
articles under commercial head-market quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ia, p n.-The stock market 10
steady United STATES SIS, of 1867, li5i offered Penn
syvana SIS 9bl No change in articles under the COM
me re laI head Markets quiet t N 1855
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Pu,sburg Affairs.
Fugitive aave Case N Csnonnsti. &c.

CisorssArr. Feb. l2--Ths dst fugtveslave cas- TIL.
ha. occurred here tried yesterday and caused coosd
cradle excitement; bat II finally ended BY the woman ~
pressing desire hsr master Tho point raises
by the attorney the slave that shs wss bfonen ne
by her master consequently under the law Of 10" oA
wss entitled TO her ireeoom. ~ 3. 49,. !, a.
The Indiana constitutional convention has aoJo
ldts--no, however,, without first defeating inc woman
rights clause. .UH .UU 1&N Hn#
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REGIsrnR, Jsss issued, an
IN for sne by TAYLOR MAURY,
FebI5 Booksellers 9Th street.
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Arrival from Puerto Cabeiio.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. BY an arrival hers we have
date. Puerto Cabco to the 2ah lh brought by Capt
Wilkins, of the barque Paez
The county generally more tranquil than for
number years past and commercial prospects fiat
ieIinx. .rt.aa.s .ta HeE p e. t ~
Monagas brother Of the late incumbent has boon ohosen
Pre- for four years from the 0th ult. 49,
The coffee crop promises TO yield WELL and tho quality
will be very good Large quantities are coming into mar
ke Washed coffee is quoted At III III cents, and UNI
W shed n T. n 49,
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HARTFORD Ct) Feb. ls--The free soiies In oonysauos
Yesterday nominated for governor John Boyd for ieusA
ant governor William Field for secretary, Joseph White
for comptroller. Walter Webb for treasurer, Jssss f. Bald
win. t "a ~ q u X N5ff55a.t ahl aA
The convention then adjourned. " .---. ~. N
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Gsn. Henderon's Case.

Wisconsin, Legislators PusisAmsnf
Mmw.Uxis Feb The Senate bin sbs,ishin9 ~ pta
punishment lost in the house this ahsfnson By lar
majority. W.. IA
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NJ oTlCE shereby given that there will be
Iva petition presented to the Commi sson
ers OF Putnam county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the location of county
road, commencing at the west line, at the
centre post Of section pumber three, in town.
ship one south, range four east. in said conn.
ty OF Putnam; and to run east along said
half section line to the centre post of section
number two; and 10 continue in an east di.
rection to the cannl in said township then ce
down said canal near Conrad Henry's house !;
then west around said house; thence back to
the bank oil the canal; and down said canal
to the line Of Paulding county.
April 10, 1851. ~. 'H 5e6
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NoTlCE is hereby given that .here will
In be petition presented to the Commiss-
toners OF Putnam county. Ohio, at their June
session, 1851, praying for the location and
establishment OF county road. commencing
on the base line. on the township line be-
tween Union and Pleasant township; thence
south along said township line to the north
west corner Of the south west quarter of sec.
ton seven, in Pleasant township thence
south along said township line, or as near os
practicable, three quarters of mile; thence
south, Immediately on slid township line un
Ill It iutelseots tho Columbus Grove Free
Turnpike Road. A PETITIONER.
April %, 1851. 595
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NOTlCE is hereby given shat there will
~ be petition presented to the Com.
missioners OF Putnam county, Ohio, at their
next session, praying for the location and es-
tahlishment Of county road, commencing
where the Willamstown and Ouowa State
road intersects the eas. and west centre line
Of section number SO in Ottowa townshp D.
Putnam county, thence east along said cen =.
ire line to the Lima and Glliad State road /;
thence north along said road near TO Joseph
Wade's south fields; thence north westwardIy
y Barn h,ser's Touring mill. formerly Stout's
mi'lD thence up said river near to Harman's
.sow-mill; thence eastwardly to Charles Guis-
singers east line, between the lands Of Tho.
mas Harnan and said Guissenger; thence
north along said line to the river; from
thence up said Blanchard river to the bridge
that crosses said river at Glboa, in Putnam
county. '' ~ satn ,io3i
April 90. 1885,. VI .iys eli. 20 526s
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NoTiCE is hereby given, that there will
% petnion presented TO rhe com.
Ih'ss'ohers oi Putnam county, stthoir June
sessi"n' praying for the Establishment Of a
county road, commencing on the Base Line,
on on me township line between Union and
risasan' townships; thence south along said
township line, to the southwest corner oi Sec
non seven. in township number one south, Of
range number seven east; thence south west.
wardly TO the north end Of a lane between
Joseph and Samuel Nichols, in Union town.
ship; thence south nlong said line 10 the Co
lumbus Grove Free Turnpike. IsiH .lg.
April l8, 1851. 525
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5 KALIDA HOTEL
!iI By T. X. MCCLURE.

TIME citizens ofPutnam and the adjoining
L. Counties, and the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that T..
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation Of travelI-
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travell.
ing public generally.
AS Mr.. McC, is well known as a landlord,
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL, ITS STABLES, &c., are well
known to be ample, he deems it unnecessn
to say more than that his bes; exertionswllbe
given TO sat,r for the tastes and comfort OF
the travelling public, who may give him
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords. .,s, ,.....
February I, 1850. 6lz
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UYSoPTs YELLOW DocK ann sApa.
Vt PARJLLA. in Quar- Rottjes 6or n",stn.. ~.
ilood-ihe bet Family edlcne tnn, ,n'
Consumption, Barrenness. Leuchrrhea q, whi,.I y,
regular Menstruatlon. Ineon,inenc" Of fir,nn c
raj Prostraton of the system Densesssd sn,;, ~
Gloomy state Of Mind a2e cnr.d Az ~ op,ns sno %
tract Of Yellow Dock and sarsanoril,. .,s,sh - -
Immediate relief hy renewing tbe so"n,,in ~
aud Strength te lood n neutral;1as hnS ha,so..
stops unnnt,,,al seeretons md eivss bso,,
to all the vital powers : - . - ' - "'''' w
Its mild Alternative properties render It peculiarly an
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A CASE OF ULCERATED LIMBs OF sIxTEEN
. .s.H ..f YEARS STANDING, IIr - -

| A n or m, f,r, ,,,. ,,.,z
| oeH VT ovSIn SIns @ ~ E,Mns OF SIXTEEN
iEhne srANDfNG. t2 Z"
The following s an extract of letter dated March
e7 lH5o, from b. Perkins, NJ. D., highly respcc
tnhle physician OF Marietta, Ohio: ,eI .H'a
JOHN PART-DeM S.r' have under nv care a
young woman who, tor sixteen years has been suffer
Ing from liberated Limbs, and whose case has been
pronounced hopey by three OF our hest physicians
took her into my family, and have used Cuysott .
Yellow Dock and Sarsapnrila freely, and AM conf.
dent that the Yellow Dock and Sarsapnrila will effec,
n permanent cure. She Is better in general health
than she Inns eyer been BEFORE and walks n mile or
two without f;,ti.uc or pain. A year ago she useJ
crutches. L will report tie ease in dne ti,,s - -
Very iespectTully E. n PERKINS
'--'ID'f
KINGS EVIL-CASE of O. M IFONARD
~ rr tho ,..d.. ,,,,u Co.,.
~, ~ III W. .eae' W.. WI, onseIvo Fe WIN see that In
nba.,,a ~ ,h; ~ m, pen' nus uleo nearly every
s,.nas,. ,, m'S up1u nuynous fehow DOCK and
S""'''"p"'""' '"e 'u'e 10 '""euiate'
t"'. BLOOMING GRovE, Dee. Ist, 1919
Mrssrs q. r. BrYSrrr.N Co.-ce,s.. so,o. I'm.
In 1913 was attacked with Kings Evil in nw arm ,n'
which becume an sore Tim, cnnid no, ~ ~ y u'u' ~
Is45 mort6cntlon ,ct in omn,owsa g, u; i,W ar ~
times each physician of eel hrty ,tin nv reach Mi
told me that nv arm mus, he amnntnted F,on, ,n ~,
shouIder m ,be forca,n, :, q .r, @ Sn ioh' sne
sorea some of Them ns inrge ~ , IN .o,, ,ia.a
the tried an indian Dor,or who removed tbe mor,i
fed flesh and stonned The mortificnton bu, o,d no,
heal INV arm NV strength nj tbjs time ,yss cmu,a'o
jy exhausted and INV nerson much em,ci.,ad 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1NR. .GUYSoTT's IMPROVED EX-
~ TRACT OF YELLOW, DOCK AND
8ARSAPARILLA isa sure remedy tor He
reditary Tains. 'sr 8L
Thousands Of individuals are cursed with
arievous complaints which they inherit rom
their parents. The use Of the Yellow Dock
and ssrrapar,lla will prevent all this and save
q vas, amount Of misery, and many valuable
lives. for II thoroughly expels from tho sys-
TEN the latent taipt. which 10 the seed Of dis
ease, and so takes off the curse by which the
sins or misfortunes Of the parents are 90 often
visited upon the innocent offspring. ,l i ..g
.Paren:s owe it to their childien to guard
them against the effects of maladies that may
be communicated by descent, and children Of
parents that have at any time been affected
with Consumption, Scrofula or Syphilis, owe
to themselves to take precaution against the
disease being revived in them. Guysott's
Extract Of Yellow Dock and ,,Sarsaparilla is a
sure antidote in such cases.
~ See advertisement. . rJfH
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" About one half Of the TERRITORY a
Illinois yetbelongs 10 the General Gov.
eminent, and but "a comparatively small
portion Of what Is sold 10 under cnltiva
tion. tsct, 81 ~ ,sbinG g'tsrh9arr n
The above, witch We clip from an ex.
change papef;ls Acknowledgment Of the
blight caused by st9cotoeo rule in g,ha,
State; and, if the new CONSTITUTION Is
adopted, suchwill be the case lin this
State. They have no banks in Illinois,
no publicimprovemen,s worthy Of note.--
Defiance Banner. moiq 'g. a,HTeoI
itis vety lnwiss in the suckers Gu,
inIllnois not to give the Whigsthe reins
government for few years. Just for
abe curiosity ofseeine them remove the
barriers which nature has placed in the
way Of q speedy settlement Of the terri
tory Of that State; for be il known, thata
large portion thereof consists Of large
praries, some Of them 20 to 80 miles in
breadth and still more lengthy. These
same extended plains are entirely desli.
tu,e of timber, and water being difficult
toprocura, il affords butlitile indscemeni
10 settlers whilst such immense extent Of
vacant territory, far superior 10 that Of
the uuoccuried portions Of Illinois, as
lies within the limits of the U. S. pre-
scnis itself to The adveniurcr. . ibI
Wol.der if The man who writes for the
Banner has never seen an Illinois bank
billf There are huadreds in the country
who can testify 10 greater or less losse $
from broken and deprecated paper on
the banks Of that State. Banks and wild
schemes Of pubiicimprovement have as
suredIy done their work Of plumber in that
State, so that in fact the very things To
whose alleged absence is attributed the
iardy settlement Of the cIuniry have
been, with natural ones, the chief causes
Of the nor, settlement, Of Illinois; and il
Ohio does not adop, the new constitution
the day Of reckoning Will come apac',
and sorowful day il will be.-Delphos
Oracle. le aa7 ~ .s @ !
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Another Scientific Wonder!

PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Juicei--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after direc-
lions Of Baron Liehig, the great Physiol-
oeical Chemist, by J. s. Hough,on, Nj.
D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Pblla-
delph,a, Pa. This is a truly wonderful
remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility, curing after Natures own me-
shod, by Natures own agent, the Gasttic
Juice. See advertisement in another
column IA % yl,g,f.Gla lrstg ElI-THg
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Sheriff q Sale.

Joseph Ridgway MN Sn3Fas2a ''.i
Joseph Ridgwayjr prcprTAt op ann
E5, vs. ~ Nn"Gh
William Phillips.
RY virtue Of decre.ai order to me directed from
~, ~ sne' court q common plens of Putnam county
OMo, WI oner for sale al the doc. of the eour
house, Ia Kalida, on "JT' " = = :
Tuesday, the l7ih day Of june, "A. D
iAahepiL 3 st 1851, 'am
between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A. M, aHd feu,
o'clock, P NJ, ot said day. the following described
real estate, to wit: l'7RS " ~ N~'0''NS'
lnlots No. ffty.one, one hundred, and the north
Putnam county, Ohio. atii - ffiIi -
~ Taken IN execution as the property Of William
HidgwayJr. En9 tTI .TY'F"
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OFFICE, h. rDl5.
Kalida, Putnam CO., o., May Is, 1851.
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MT Office is hereby given that the County
~ Commissioners Of Henry County, az
their March session, 1851, levied road tax
of eleven hundred dollars, which amounts to
twenty cents on each hundred dollars val u
alton for said yeui. .....
The above tax may be discharged by labor
on the public roads under the direction Of
the proper supervisors and road commissions
ers at the rate of seventy five cents per day.
lHsH wv J. JACKSON.
La Auditor Of Henry county,. Ohio.
Auditors office, Henry Co., o. y.,...,,
Merch 5th, 1851. 20
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Notice

Notice -''
rs hereby given to all persons interested
Il that the board Of County Commi ssion.
ers, in and for the county OF Putnam. and
State Of Ohio, at their March Session, 1851
passed resolution that hereafter there would
not be entertained by snid board any petition
for county road, tina. did not pass out OF the
township where it commenced--that all np-
plicaiions for such roads must be made to the
trustees in the respective townships where
such road is 10 be established.
1o WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
A idtor's Office, Putnam Co.. OF rfaial
. Kuldu, May Q, 1851. laid 527
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NHERE will be petition presented to
Il the Commissioners of Putnam county,
Ohio, at their next June session, for the ioca.
tion OF county road, commencing at she
quartet, post on the north line Of section num-
Der ten, in Township number one south, Of
range SIX east; thence south on the half
section line to the Lima and Detianue Free
Turnpike, in Union township OF. 1s r1
ii5 April 28, 1851. 526E
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or Some scamps broke into the Find
layiJomnal Office a few nights ago, aud
done cons derabe damage to the mate
rials Of the Office. This is one of the
meanes, Of crimes, and deserves to be
severely punished. ~. ,..,.
The Editor offers 500 for the detc ction
Of the scamps.-Senaca Advertiser.
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GALE AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, May 2.
A severe gal, occurred here yesterday
morning, and in an hours time the water
in the harbor rose 3 feet, aud run over
tho tow path ia The Canal. Much injury
was sustained by shipping iu the halbor.