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CHANcERY NOTICE.


vs. IN Caancery.
Henry Joseph Bnhmer.\
NOTICE is hereby given that Bernard H.
In Remper on the 2Isi day of October,
1851, deposited with the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Putnam County, Ohio,
the funds for the redemption Of The N. w.
corner Of the sonth part " E quarter, con
tanning two acres Of land in section 20 in
town N R TIE, being part Of 10 acres Of
said south part N E quarter Of section 20 in
town N r p, Of which said two aces
were sold on Monday, the 18th Of January.
A. D.. 1850, then standing on the Tax Dgpli.
cate charged with tnxes in the name Of
George f3@hne, and which was sold at the
time Aforesaid, 10 Henr, Joseph Bnhmer.
And that at tile next Term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the county or Putnam, and
State of Ohio. inc said Bernard H. Kemper
will make application to said Court .or an
order cf redemption FOR said lands so sold for
taxes interest and penalty due on the same.
BY JAMES MACKENZIE, Airy.
Oct. 70. 1851. 55I
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WILLIAM DopD.] JAMES G.. HALY.
DODD g. HALY,
Have constantly on hand attheir store, in
NAPOLEON, HENRY CO.. O.,
A large and well assorted selection Of
PLAIN AND FANCY
RoIRE @DDJDBo
Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Nails,
QUEENSWARE, &c. &C.,
And every variety of Goods and Merchan.
die, in demand in this section of the eoun-
try, which they promise to sell y
Very Low for Cash,
Or Merchanta BILE Produce, and they hatter
themselves tina. they cannot be outdone in
the Northwest in ngiving fair and reasonable
bargains to all who may favor them with
their custom.
They are Just now receiving new stock of
Spring Goods,
To which they invite discrimination Of pur-
chasers, and feel certain that their stock will
both as to quality and price give satisfaction
to all who will deal with them.
Napoleon, May, 1851. 526
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ADMINISTRATIONS NorlcE

M 0TICEis hereby given that the sub
In scriber has been duly pponted and
qualified Administrator Of thl Estate Of James
F.Adgate, deceased. All persons indebted
to the said estate are hereby notified to make
immediate settlement, and those having
claims against the said estate afe requested
10 present them within one year from this
date. ABRAHAM MARKER,
Sept. 10, 1861. 1861 Administrator.
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NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby giveu that petition
in viii be presented 10 the Commissioners rs
Of Putnam county. at their next session, pray
ing thar county road may be established ,
commencing on the west line Of said county,
about the middle of section 27, Monterey
township, in said county, running from thence
10 section 26, and thence to intersect the
county road leading from lock No 28, Miami
Extension canal to John Heddrick's in said
county. 552l july 25. 1881.
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NOTICE..

,NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
In scriberhas been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate Of William
late Of Putnam county deceased.
g iR4 N JAMES WO0DDELL
Dated Kalida, this 2e.h day Of August, ISL. !.
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NOTICE IN CHANCERY.
Reuben Oliver,
ys. Petition for Diporse.

ys, Petition for Diporse.
Susan Oliver.
GUSAN Oliver will take notice iha, on the
~ 7tt day Of April. A. d., 1851. Reuben
Oliver her husband filed in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, Of Putnam County, in the State
OF Ohio, hispetilion against her. The object
and prayer Of said petition is to obtain a
decree Of said court to dissolve, annul, and
SET aside the marriage contract between the
SAID petitioner and the said Susan his wife
Tor the following causes to wit: Gross
neglect Of duty, adultery, and wilful absence
ior more than three years. Ths said Susan
Oliver willsalso take notice that at the next
Term Of said court this cause will be for
hearing at which time the said petitioner will
apply'to said court for said decree. v
COFFINBERRY a. ROSETTE,
\ Atty for Petitioner.
August 25tb, 1851. 543
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IT ANDAGENt " james Mackenze
~ is Agent for Lands for sale in Alien,
Putnam and Paulding Counties. TO be
sold on reasonable terms--in part for
credit. August, 1851.
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PUTNAM COUNTY OFFICERS

" y lNiAul NOON II M II ANIIhkS
s PRESIDENT JUDGE.
GEORGE b. WAY.
n, ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
y JONATHAN Y. SACKETT,
GEORGE SKINNER,
HENRY KILHEFFER.
CLERK.
ROBERT W. THRIFT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES MACKENZIE.
AUDITOR,
WILLIAM M. BELL.
REAsURER,
STANSBERRY SUTTON.
SHERIFF,
ROBERT DOUGLASS. u
RECORDER,
JABEZ s. SPENCER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
HENRY JOSEPH BOEHMER,
SAMUEL PERKEY.
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK.
s COUNTY SURVEYOR,
HENRY BLOSSER.
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Clubs ordering four OF more copies OF
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The New York herald., 1851-07-11

Rob6ng Schooner, and Recovery of the Stolen Nom -
On Wednesday, officers Gambling and Fisher, Of the
Sixteenth ward. arrested three by the OF
Gideon Evel, William wslyard, and william Duder on
charge Of stealing sl2 from the schooner Martha Col
Ions lying ut the foot Of Twenty street North
river the property OF James Coons captain Of the said
schooner. The officers succeeded in recovering the
stolen money and the Police Justice before whom the
regucs were taken committed them to prison to
the charge at court
The City Inspectors Scop.--on Wednesday evening
man by the name Ct Bernard Comfy arrested by Off
Mcfarland charge Of aiding and abetting ia the
cutting adrft from the dock foot Of Twenty third street.
East river barge placed at that pier for the
reception Of butchers oa by the City Inspector Tue
prisoner conveyed before the Jefferson
market police
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

Three hours added to the time any sf ali we
routes i'll give the time Boston, in Hes YORK
The New York and Erie Railroad and IN. f.-sx Shore
and Southern Michigan Railroad to Chsaso viii form
competing line. The Cleveland and fu.o road 10 be
extended through Pennsylvania to Ph.lJaiahhA, wu
also IL is expected. divert Of the tsye but
trade and ravel Of the ssisspp Valley Au the .rs
Of great swell In volume before tb.y s,aeh
their dsinston that they have to dsbouchs through
many mouths
In relation the fancy socss -rsted
by SPECTATORS in the Boston market, the Ca4rr ii
that city says" The Cheshire and Rutland at - if
$40 paid are good investments; and vr0s.eeucc
at ss0 Passumpsic at $50, the Northern A. io the od
Colony SOS, aud the ogdensbug at S3s All Of these
roads have comparatively small number Of shares. sne
steadily and increasing their receipts
IL mid and weak holders will sell at the present prices
death Of their choosing, while It is all the bet
ter for the purchasers who in 1t low water 10 take
advantage Of the incoming aood tide"
n matter Of Importance than 1t has before
sumed Candidates for Governor ~ the approaching.
election have stumping through the State discuss
ing the question Of state indebtedness and polcyo'
part and foil payment Of the This matter pos-
consider able interest here and in the other North
ern cities and the annexed official report aebt
classified and valued by the State auditor and somptro
ler will be important those interested We bebsve al
evidence Of the Indebtedness of the state must be filed
in the proper department before the let Of Sep
tember TO pro rata payment out Of the procse
Of the funds appropriated for that purpose
CHAnAcrrR AND CLsssrrIcArIos or rHr prBT rry,s.
charsei,r y LiGt'tnes recay.dJor o,tos.ds P~ yaps-
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

The Legs ure, it appears, did not adjourn yes
,eTdsy, as W.. expected, Notwithstanding the con-
ssrrent vote G. 10 SO. Under the expectation that
they would hate adjourned at the time appointed,
We had rtpal,l, in Albany, list Of all the acts
passed during le session, which we received by
telegra oh last evening, and which readers will
ind at lie et Of ourrepOrt Of yesterdays proceed
ngs TIE 3gIanent viii Lot take place until
.o-tuy 90 ~ .o.
By orr port of the proceedings il will be seen
that there was a considerable fare.up in Albany
yesterdaJ. reference to the charge Of bribery, OF
Which 80 a.uch has been said recently. Mr.. Alter
ney GeE,.aI Chat6eld, it appears, asserts that an
attempt VS. actually made to bribs him to the
amount Of en thous and dollars but that, inasmueh
as the & a oil was not then law, he considered
i. not .inal Our special telegraphic correspond
snce, 3, n viii be found under the usual head,
sontaiI graphic account Of the whole business
On peru. it our readers viii perceive that great
stir was -seated by Mr.. Chatfelds letter, which
went Ley al toe mere matter of the attempt at
bribery Or in it he preferred charge Of forgery in
sonIeeiion With .ne Canal bill. We have no doubt
that rich Developments viii grow cut Of this
business. We shall have more to say on this sub
jees 70 uOrrow. In the meantime We think it very
likely that there Gu rious things in connec-
ton with the extra session Of the Legislature to be
made public after the adjournment.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

city 70 get good Boots Shoes alters Slippers 6c
~ brooktt New York Boot and ShJe Emporium $50 Fa.on
street the Emporium h 70 be ound the largest sssort
ment IN this city, Of style 90 be thought o. Nh
Bucttkn boots Shoes aud Caters and handsome
ueIe the only article made which be ve
perfect ease 70 tender feet - -
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dssststed with the IN which holes have been
driven into herrinqs hchs Sefes by bIow.ripe sHER
WOOD fl1ZttkALD refer thote persons t6eir article
IN The editorial column ef the Courier knourer In
temter 1850 Which shows that during the they we're
burning one of Htrrng Safes In Duane street hal
rooster and pound % butter In their safe
~ an awful hrc for six hours. The
sivitd with cold and the pound Of butter actually
iroIen The rooster will be exhibited In the cart to-day
sorg With the Bafee and the pound Of butter
ttl ifosen In OF their safes N BThee will 30
lou, valuable 10 families for preserving butter milk
poultry Ne, during the present hot weather.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

Vitehated Hter btve received
an any medicine before the public, comprising the
and statesmen sttestns the supe
rtry o this medicine for the dispersal All
terms For sale ty A. b. D. sands 100 street. d.
seoVn CO.. SO and G. n. Ring lp2 Broadway T. T. Cod
snEton S3 buoson street and 10 Broadway u Cuion,
~ borsry, corner of Grand street; Hall Ruckle Co. 28
srsnvit street and b. druggists generally In the United
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

THE GARDINER CLAIM-A MARES NEsr. PRoBA-
nLY-t is very likely that after ali the fuss that
has been made about the great fraud on the 60
yernment, the affair will turn cut to be genuine
msre'snest. Il originated in an assertion, which,
IL was stated, NJ. Porte, whose tobacco seizure
case created such rumpus a year or two since,
made, 10 the effect that Mr.. Gardiner had Do
clartd TO him that his claim was false. Il now
appears that NJ Porte denies having said anything
Of the kind There is no doubt about this Of
course, then, the whole hing fDlls to The ground
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

Bo and Ple be speedily and eheoualy cured Ly The
use Halle fslingeptsa Toe most stubborn diseases Of
ychrt standing can be entirely eradcated In short time
by the Of this medicine IL has tested for many
years and as failed in sinse instance 10 effect
shd rtnfnens the system. MN. SMITH Hail. sole Pro.
prietor 169 Bovcry.
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Total 0stensible and Par Prin-
cipal and Interest, ........... S6T2bQ33 s9o2t on

rHE stooSp cisss Is composed Of claims against the
late government Of the republic Of Texas which had not
previously teen audited but contracted uader sanction
OF law We have assigned TO this class Of claims as we
ala to the hrst class equivalent value proportonat
TO what ,ach claim syeed the government par funds
as Tar a was In our TO do Owing the Iarfe
quantity Of claims hled immediately preceding the exp
ration Of the law under which acted we have been ~
able to cnmpete the examinati and ration of ali
the recond and ard class claims fled We have there
re ascertained a. near practicable the amount Of
un.xafnined claims fled and report the In bulk
IlhD CIAss class s composed Of claims for the
auditing of which the existing laws have made no pro-
'nhn In 10, however many mertorous claims
which will require special legislation place them on the
same footing with other valid aud Jna de claims against
ue government We have included Ia this class the
cai Of those who served In the fe and Mier ex
Iedons being governed by the OF pay allowed
them BY the army regulations Of the late republic Of
ItSasi that L. to the private f10 per month. large
ltcn OF The troops composing the santa lie, and all Of
the Mier expeditions. furnished their horses and
EQUIPMENTS, all u which Lost TO the The
sum We have allowed them will not mrch more than
cover the losses they sustained We would therefore,
respectfully recommend the passage Of law fixing their
ctmpDsation a sufficient amount 10 their losses
aud at the time reward them for their services
number Of claims have been hlei for sustained
tufing the revolution being by the destruction
~ property by cur own army aud that of the enemy On
u "a character of claims have decaod taking any &C
uCn ibf,fniing the claimants that the same would be
Tvi'fred TO the legislature for their consideration and
The New York herald., 1851-07-11
Worlds Fa,r.-vl.,,.r. % the werla,

Fhir Vittd The tubfcfbef
Cases They the compact and useful article the
Mind snufasturcd containing all that Necessary The
toilet Of the most fastidous SAUNDERS, l Broadway
corner Of Liberty 81, And 81 BroedNay.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

greatest perfection AZ Batchelor No Wall street Ills
IouTees are unsurpassed for natural appearance
and durstily His Hair Dye slso procured AZ All
erasts and terfumeies In town couhtry Be sars of
limitations, and ecry the address.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

heer-This proverb is clearly demorsraea and nv be
WIN tsat truth applied to ninety every
eons tat are euttrng from "deafaes Who NAV have La
hicimsd q the Nonserful cures Performed daily by Dr.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

invited 70 examine this choice selection Drss
Combs the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest
CITY comprising te beautiful work she'll
buffalo horn. Combs repaired and made TO order.
A.. J. SAUNDERS.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11
Niarrra.--S Shttehurrt,s View os S,.y,ra

erh biting ~ the Crystal Palace London are the
thsme o. uSivess sdm,ston and the duplicate Get s,h
biting at Mr.. Ws Gallery s49 Broadway, ts Attrsct
ero.ds o. admire Tho Falls before copied
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

elegant fashionable Hat which you can procure cheap
luy of KNOX l2c Fulton street. lf wants that
will lac, tor months or years buy o. Knox IL you vant
Hat ssitsd 20 features buy Of Knox In short u
want Hat Possessing every Qualification Of beauty style
Durability and economy bay of Knox. lie supply ali
who call Dol him.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11
MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA.

TIE WEEKLY HERALD-THE CHEAP MAI. LINES.
The Mail Steamship Georgia, Capt. Porter, will leave
this port ut three o'clock this afternoon for Cha
gres TO touch at Havana She carries the government
mails, the postage by which, arranged by Postmaster
General Hall, amounts almost to prohibition These
mails will close 1t two o'clock
The Empire City, Captain Wilson will leave to-
morrow, the 18th instant direct for Chagros. She
ries Berford Co.'S the cheap and independent mails
We informed by b Co.. that they violate law as
their mails do not within the Jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States Berford Co. carry letters and nspspaprs q
three cents each and make moey while tie gouonr.er deusnd
fifteen cents each.
The WEsKLy Herald will be published to 60 by both
lines and the public select between the
and high priced line, Berford a. Co. and cheap line
II will be ready at ten o'clock, A. NJ Single copies Of
the HERALD be obtained in wrappers st the desk
siIpence per copy 1t viii contain the news from
all parts Of the world
The Prometheus another Independent mail steamer
will leave this port Monday She goes TO San Juan
dc Nicarsgua-tbe new route.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

Brevne importer and manufacturer, Broad way few
doors above the irving House. large and very choice col
lection Of these beautiful instruments sale sbove The
admirers Of the elegant and tasteful
uy
The New York herald., 1851-07-11

splendid stock of fine Gold and Silver Watches Shct
be would call the attention o dealers snd others His Richie
lieu Pointed Gold Fens well known 20 the vr.ns
community as the best In watches aid Coli Pens
fully repaired and warranted.
The New York herald., 1851-07-11
snrnun...Y Ok the Letest IntelIlgence

Nev loriS, Friday. July IL, 1851.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13
The DartmOOr Prisons.

To the Editors Of the Crescent:
GENTLEMES-I noticed article in your paper of the
iuth inst. taken from Wilmer Smiths European Times,
giving description of Damoor Prisons they now,
etc. mistake in the history of that loathsome paceand
as have this before unwittngy inserted in form
er number of your paper, beg will permit
rect it. This states that occasion there
revolt among the and consequently massacre
There revolt the prisoners. but there
massacre, and that without proyocation.
nearly two years OF those unfortunate Prisoners and will
the particulars of that brutal transaction which
are fresh though they occurred yes
erday 1t was after had got of the full
ratification of the treaty of 1t will be recoected that
the treaty signed Ghent the 2d 23d of Decem
be 1874 and sanctioned by the British Government mme
diaey its arrival in London, about the 18th 10th,
and Immediately dispatched America in the soop owar
Favote, ratified and returned back Eng in the
same vessel late in February 1875 Now, from this time
Till the 9th of April, Qhe day of the masacre,)
pecting daily be the Sates for had heard of
peace, and supposng the United States London
(Beasly) would all due diligence in sending home
were eontented with our circumstances and would
have left the prisons if they We had
and bad allowance of provisions better for
10 stay and receive that than those barren heat
About O'clock the 9TH of April 1915, the turkeys of
the several prisons preparing lock for the night
and had succeeded in getting most part inside the PRISONS
AT this time number of little boys who had been playing
ball against the wal separating the guarroOm houses from
the yard of Nos o. and T. fingered behind bail they
had kicked the wall and which the sentry there refused
to send back The little fellows put their tiny hands through
sa' I AZ , u ' ul -" ,i a. anu wv, ' nun, nun II
he would not send back they would dig hole under the
wan anu set '' ms easeu 'he D'u'e ne instantly hreu
MS gun anu caieu ue euaiu' hecuy the urum peat 10
ais' anu ,e suaiu hel to anu ioeu acoss he naihet
The prisoners hearing unusual thing this
rushea Out OF the prisons again ana ran up 10 he gae 10
ascertain what was the matter. now the gates ieahlng INTO
the three different yards oil the prisons were close together
There covered between them and the iron pang
gate which led into the market square capable Of hold
ing hundred This soon filled with
who were 10 nd asking the soldiers and Others in the yard
what the matter? They got In the
time soldiers collecting the rampas of the inner
cuar wamore marching into the The crowd
of prisoners, for there this time $500 in all the
PRISONS who in the OF those ont pressing
forward 10 ascertain what was the matter and great
the Jam that the wehk tasenngs OF the little gate leading
into the square, way, and number of Americans
| T,rcad irto the soua,e
Il. - t,,; n - rL.,, D., NJ
ABOUT tils une captain "eofse Snofuano hoya navy
COmmandant of the Prisons came down from his dinner