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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-16

SUNDRIES
{ CASE Do Illus Meg Al chintz prints,
do Silk Serge;
do Solid cold Lawns;
do do black do
l do Small figured do;
i d" Kid Gloves;
20 Cartoons Swiss Dress =;
Cases Fancy Flowers;
50 do cold Silks;
do printed foulard Silks;
do Drape d. Etc;
29O0 blue green and white mosquito nets;
iUO pcs silk Handkerchief, very sup. article;
cases white Cotton Hose, (EnsIish;)
DO cold understands;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
do Cadet mixed Sa;tinet:
do A. ~ H. Sprague's ruby prints;
Go Fancy cold Tweeds, all wool;
Cartoon dotted Swiss received this day and
for sale by JAS. LOW & CO,
mhl6-dawtf All Main street, Louisville.
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MEDICINES.
DER. SD. HOW ES'
IMPROVED
S H AKER SARSAPARILLA!!
THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE!
Turtles the Blood a Prevents Disease!
Is PROOF-A
A G. III LII S Az Dn

Us PROOF-Gl
G HID VED!i
CURIOUS CAsE.-The following evidence is only
si,ciy proves that DR.. Howe's Sarsaparlla is one
OF the most effective remedies ever discovered
CINCINNATI, March Is, le49
DR.. Howe Dear Sir--My son, when about six
months old, broke out with that raadful disease.
ScrofntoHs Sores, over the face and body and for
two years and a halt tried every means that could
be sugges ted by my friends l also had the advice
OF SIX or seven OF the best physicians i'm the coun
try without etecting cure, and almost wished
the little sufferer dead that il might be freed from
It's pains. During the last six months, the sores
We're so distressing and painful, myself and wife
We're up with il night and day for weeks together,
and IRE had giUen sp all ope of ever raising lit
tie one. AT length friend advised US TO try v our
Shaker SaIsaparia. X Reluctantly 1 tried il, and |
have reason to bless God for it, for in very short
time heated up the sores, so that there is scarcely
even scar TO be seen. We only regret that we did
not hear OF, and commence using ii sooner, as we
aie satisfied II would have saved a great deal of
suffering and expense The child is now well and
hearty. We do unhesltatingly consider your Sha-
ker Sarsaparia one of the best preparations now
In use. JOHN STANSBURY,
Rose between Front AMI See ,nd Streets.
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
In this. and other cities in their private ;ractice
Recommend and use DR.. S. ID. Holce'S SHAKER
SAR.SAPARIL.LA.
MORE EVIDENCE!
Another remarkable Cure.
~ READ IT. 81
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SUNDRTEE
IN PCS, white brOcheTe six Handkerchiefs;
wv 80 DO Red Bandana;
80 do 20 inch eros d'Rhine Silk,
100 do Oil do;
10 do French Cloth. livery superior);
800 gross Agate Shirt-butiOns;
50 GOZ twisted Silk Mitts;
10 doz silk Serge;
/ case wOrsted Serge;
! bale Sail Duck;
bales Russia Diaper;
100 Cartoons new style Bonnet Ribbon:
/ case printed Jackonet;
case exhibition Gro De Naples;
Received per late arrivals and for sale by
JAS LOW * co.
ap3 All Nam street, Louisville.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER' MTS.
JAMES LOW Il co.,
dI1 Main Street.


LOUIS VILE, KENTUCKY,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers of Goods
II that they have now on hand one of the most
complete stocks of Dry GOODS to be found in
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively for cash
and their motto is-smaI profits and quick returns
They solicit an examination of their stock from
all purchasers OF goods III this market.
mhStt
CLOTH--lCO pcs brown, blue and black Cloth
" received this day and for sale by
apis JAS LOW 4 CO.
CHECK-2 cases Shifting Check reed this day
u and for sale by JA~. LOW 81 Co,
ap Is All MAN ST, Louisville, NV.
C,UNDRfES--I case Swiss Muslin, DO Cling.
= hams. reed this day and for sale by
JAS Low & CO..
apl5 All Main ST, Louisville XIV.
boxes fancy Flowers, received
i this day and Tor sale by Jas. LOW d CO.,
apis All Main st, Louisville, Ky.
DIBBONS-lO0 cartoons black Mantan Rib
Ii bons, received this day and for sale by
JAS Low & CO.,
apis All Main 81, Louisville, Ky.
CLOTH--j0 pieces Black Cloth;
~ reed tls day, and tor sale by
LAS. Low & CO.,
aplldaw All Main ST., Louisville, by.
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NEW GOODS.
4 CASE White Linen DrilIing;
4 2 do Printed French Jaconet;
/ do Suspenders;
] do Brown Cloth;
do Queens Cloth;
l do Silk Print Buttons. Just received. and for
sale by JAS. Low & CO,
mhl2dawtf All Main ST., Louisville, XIV.
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SARATOGA, Capt. Nickerson.
EMPIRE, Capt. Eeber Squier,
ALABAMA Cant. Peasa.

No extra charge tor meas state-rooms on
the Boats forming this line.
3-This is quick, cheap very desirable and
pleasant rOut, being continuous route OF railroad
and steamboat from Cincinnati the North and
East; and passengers are assured the Company will
spare expense trouble to give entire satsiac-
ton.
Steamers leave Sandusky daily for Detroit, Mac.
NAV, Chicago, and tie principal points oil the
Lakes
45-For further information and Through Tick.
cts, please apply at the Office east side of Broad
way, first door north of Front. Cincinnati.
mh27-6m* T. w. STRADER. Agent
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DCMESTICS.
IN BALES Brown Drilling;
W. 200 Cases Black Cotton;
l0u Bales Ticking;
50 do Sea Island Cotton;
So Cases COttonade;
Goo Bales 81 inch brown cotton received
this day, and for sale by JAS. LOW Il CO..
mhl4-dawtf All Main ST., Louisville, by.
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w Carts and Wagons; and also men who wish
tol abor by the day, are wanted to work on the Rail-
Rad, about two miles from Evansville. Good
wages will be paid. Apply Immediately to
ap3 lwd PATRICK GALLAGHER.
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| THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
In this. and other cities their private Practice,
Recommend and use DR.. S. ID. H01reS SHAKER
|
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EVANSVILLE a. GREEN RIVER
PACKET.

EVANSVILLE AND WABASH PACKET.
IT, The well known and standard
ssszzsszzSS5lu steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, Capt
GREEN, Master, has commenced running during the
season as regular Evansville and Wabash packet.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
decl2.3m O'RILEY g. MITCHELL, ACTS
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NUTICE is hereby, given that the sub
ly scriber has been duly appointed and
qualified Administrator Of tho Estate Of James
F. Adgnte, deceased. All persons indebted
to the said estate are hereby tnou6ed to max .
immediate settlement. and those having
claims against the said estate are requesteq
TO present them within one year from this
date. -, ,l,', ABRAHAM MARKER,
Sept. "a, 1851. T546l . administrator
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NOTICE IN rcHANCEIY.(
Jabez s. Spencer. .Adminisira. 4 s. h.,
tdf Of 0bed Martin, deceased, y ''W

-
Jabez s. Spencer. Administers 4 s.. - .
tor Of 0bed Martin, d6ceasea, f" r."
Iinio hi Latysn3n cd ~ PetitinD to
Silas Martin, Christopher Mar, Compl q te
lin, Obadiah Martin, James X Contract for
Martin, George M.iIIMar,in, LIND. 1850 !
--, Bark 9, aud Hannah Bar, so1,.,,.o,
ker, lhis 'wife,J. S.'White and ~" 4
Mary Whites he wife. fBl HJJ qgD a.
T1NHE, said Silas Martin, Christopher Mar
|n4 IN, Obadiah Mnrtin, james X. Martin,
George M. MbItjn, ,,-rr--- Bark or and Hannah
Barker, his wife, ], 81, White and Mary
White, his Wife, are hereby mortified that the
sajd, Jabez 8. Spencer, administrator Of the
Estate Of Obed Martin. deceased, on the 9Th
Pdav Of 'September, 1851, flied ii tho Clerks
Office Of the Coprtof Common Pleas within
and for the county OF Putnam, and State Of
Ohio. his petition, The object and prayer Of
which Isl that the said acknowledgements be
ordered 10 complete a contract Of land, which
was made ny the said Ohea Maran, deceased,
on the 8:h dayibf May t848i with; John Cary.
whereby the said Obed Martin, in coEsidera,
,on of the snm Of one Hundred and sixty
dollars covenanied 10 convey by good and
south west fraction Of the north west quarter
VI eeoioh one, 'toWnship one, soutn TahEe nve
east, described astying on the bank Of the,
Aqgaze river, commencing ut the, half
ccTnef stake on the west line of Cary,s corner
thence east 10 the, corner of said iraction---i
thence north far enough to make forty acres
west to the bank Of the river and
thence, along, tho river 10 .helplace ofg(begin-
ming. and being part Of land purchased by
said Martin froiRIO. H. Bliss. y And The said
defendants are further notified tbatit,e sid
petition will be for hearing on the first day
ofthe next Tern, qoi said Court. or 40 soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. al which
tine and place they may appear and defend.
the came, or in defnnlt thereof said petition
will he taken as confessed and decreed there.
on accordingly.
By JAMES MACKENZIE,
Sept s, 1851 f544] ~ Sol. for Adm'r.
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i CASE oF-ULCERATED LIMBS OF SIXTEEN

n aE M, TIT CEp A ATrD rtNtDc on crxprp~r
-, VANS STA MnIMS VI oin EEN
Tbe fol,osving q IN, ,,,a.. q u, ,o,,. A..
Or is5o from n perI;ns At h,aIe ,n.n
tnb,e nhvsician of Ma ,;e,ta o,;,, "'sy 5iey,ee?
Iouy =. pw"Gear =. Ln,,o ,,, -
n,,,n on,.n M ,o. ~, .nv mese unueI 'my chIe
In" Sron, ir,.ar,ad JI T.",s ' nus neen snieI
hnno,, h, ,hn. wnos1 @ cnse ''as pcen
"r hor ,,o ,nu sni. "a ", Tu. "es, pnys,rus
VI,o'', no.S ,mg say,,i, ,'u , n%vo useu p"ysous
dan, ,,, ,ho Wo,an M" % Ia 'eey, an ain % conn
a1". n". n"s e SS" "su uoa'saPa'Ila VIII eueet
~ " ~ H. .uS I 70 oesteI !" g.nefhi heDtI
,' ;,ba". @ c,iu" "eo o "o,o'o' "hu WINS mhe ot
s,,,.t. % asue ~, W ph - yenr neo sne USED
'"''"eo, p. WI, aeIW.t ..'o case ~ que t,nn,
i cf 'ey 'espeo''uny' a.fe E. D. fEkhiNS'
,urNc,s rv,, cAsE -, \,
= niffo ffooo . ',it onoE VI y. NJ LEoNAkD.
G- lf tho reader VIII observe, he will see that IN
nearly all cases. the patient has tried nearly every
physirinn within his reach and nearly every remedy;
Sarsnpari'la, the cure Is immediate. ID
.F'NGf! = ~ BLooMtNa, Crow. Dec. 1st 1,sdo -
Mess,s q pv,vprr, =. r. c..
In 10 ~ ,.s n,,naGod ,,,,E Uv'Epshts some tiine
Witch haonno so nmg Evn IN my arm,
,pss M u u mI,is Ny ~ ~. '"' souq hot use lt.nnh m
,imes hach nh,S;;,n oe .p'"ysa ny dlneIent
% i ~ ,I'II' I ~, I '" M o..e'"'ny "lnin my Iench; aiI
po,,. La '", y, y na,n NUS. pe nmpulated: from the
uT, sorsv sm tne lore forearm my arm was i Of running
,Ton ,,od T ~ " , I Is s Us u nl!y'cont piece.
fed flesh nnd stonned ,he mor,iS,;o t '"e nort.
h., % , ' ~ m. y, ~, nut could NOT
10 o,hn,teI nd n nasao "a ' 's 'ine was c"nrete'
timed In This state intiI the snm,o. ~ % Io.o I'
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GUYSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND
ARSAPARHljAhss'r
Another Scientific Wonder!

PEPSIN,sn Artificial Digestive Fluid,
orrGastric Juire!--a grea. Dyspepsia
Gurer, prepared ffom Repnel, , or the
todnh Stomach of'ihe o. after direc-
lions Of Baron Liehig, the, great Physiol-
ogical, Chemist, ,,by- J, s. Hquglnon, NJ.
D., No. IL North Eight, Street, Phlla-
delpha, Pa. This is truly wonderful
remedy for indigestion, Dyspepsia, ,Jaun-
dice,aLiyer Complainb Consumption, and
Debility, cuiing after Nature's own me-
,hod, by Natures own, agent. The Gastric
Juice. See. advertisement rim fauother
column. n u,o
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TO Persons out Employment. -
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her lof most valuable books, iyery. popplar.
Iand Of such q moral and religious . in
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, STRAY COLT!

GTRAYED from the premises Of the
10 subscriber about the last Saturday in
March, -ofthe present year, a Ai'tl' 'S Y
BRIGHT BAY MARE COLT.
Two years old in May last. She had a
small star in her forehead and small
white snip on her nose; she had heavy.
name and tail, and was in good condi.
,ion when she left. Whoever will send
information to this office, or to the sub
scriber, in Sugarcreek township, Putnam
County, Ohio, where said Colt may be
had, or will deliver her to The subscriber,
will be paid for his tlonble and all charges
discharged ior her kaeping, &c. ~ N.
'.,gi'' o-., 7'~ JOHN RAMSEY. i
Sept.,l7. 1851. y. '@''.,. l.. ',eel.s'''f
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NOTICE IN lCHANCERY. i7iac
Reuben Oliver, ssi. OH tg4 fuiul
'1s vs. ae Petition for Diuorse.

y'e', ',ahN '''s'o' ~ ''o'o'f'
Susan Oliver. IL, gmbts7 '.Dl si
GUSAN Oliver will tax notice that on the
- 7th day Of April. A, D., 1851, Reuben
Oliver her husband filed in the Court OF Conn
mon Pleas. of Putnam County, in the State
OF Ohio, ,his petition against her. j. The object
and prayer of, said petition is to obtain Q
decree Of said court to dissolve, annu, and
set aside the marriage contract between the
said petitioner and the said Susan his wife
for the following causes to witt, Gross
neglect Of duty. adultery. and wilful absence
for more than three years. lThs said Susan
Oliver will also take notice that at the next
Term Of said court this cause will be for
hearing at which time the said petitioner will
apply 70 said conrt for sn,d decree. e,yl "a.
COFFINBERRY. u ROSETTE,
ATTY for Petitioner.
August 25lh, 1851. e3i'i3H, 543
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A KALIDA HOTEL,
Miil BIZ r. Il. MCCLURE. Z

TyHE citizens Of Putnam and the adjoining
Il 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 trayell-
ers, and where he win be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travell.
ing public generally neGE al30 .oj5egt
rAsMr. McC, is well known us q landlord,
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL, ITS STABLES. &C.. are well
known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary
to anymore than tl,athis' bes; exertionswilbe be
given to eater for the tastes and comfort OF
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords. as"A'o'Q
] February, l.. Is5O!i a.asa'h 4 r'6lz
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GUYsOrT's YELLOW DOCK, AND sARsA
~ PAkJLLA,in Quart Bottles for putyf fyiiig Abe
Blood-the best Family medicine known-lhcipient
Consumption, Barrenness, Leuchrthen or Whites, Jr.
regunr Menstruaticn. irantinense Of Urine, Gene
Ial Prostnton Of The System. Depressed spilits and
Gloomy State OF Mind tre cured by nr. Glysotvs x-
traci Of Yellow Dock and SnrsaparIIn, which gives
Immediate reefby renewing tie fouHtni, of fietiih
md Strength ihe Blood. T. HeufraIizes Ind ,imors,
stops unnatural secretiona, and gives healhy ucdoa
tolall the vital powers,, ';sia itstb "A .,JS
Its mild Alternative properties render II peculiarly M
prahe 20 the slepder und deirae psitufipn Of the
feHpIe. Il Immediately contracts THAT distressing
nervousness and nssitude so common nt0 the RRfac
irnme. and imparts an energy and huoyancy assur-
prishe as they are graceful, We hnvs evidences g0n
flo which induces strongly to recon mend this me.
dirine 10 nrried people who have NOT been besaod
with offspring. n...'
Bi' .--iptIliI II ~ A--- n pnil islri !,
Prolupss Uteri, or Filling Of the Womb. Of i've yenrs
standing, cured by Dr. Gaysott's Extract Of Y YeUw
Dock nnd sarsaparilIa, after every Other known 70.
Inedy had been tried without relief It .5ftIS9D
WASHINGTON, o., r Februayy, 1s49.
8 rhis certi6os that my wife, agedI tive ntyseven
years Inns been suffering under The above 0npInint
for five years: nearly a that time confpe 10 her bs.
have for four yenrs constantly employed the hest
medical talent TINT could he pyocured) In this sectiSn
Of the country, without any benefit whateyer. have
also purchased every yiusrgment rrcaniBendrd 70 tbW
cure Of such disense. all Of which proved worthless
/. IN the spsinr Of lsls was induced hymy friends
to try DR.. Guysous yellow Dock nnh sarsaparn,
which was used for four months. Afer she had nsel
II for about four weeks, Il was evident TO al ofus
TINT she was im1rovine and from this time she I'm
proved rapidly and gained flesh and strength, until
she Is now enjoying most excellent health
-Gtttl tV'."9Ht Ithl aWM. MONFORT. ~
We being peigtbors to Wm., and Julia .Afonfort,
know that the above statement ns TO the sc ness OF
Mrs. Monfaft and astbe aure being effected hy sGuy.
sotts Yellow Dock and Sarsapnria,' 10 he strictly
true, ""' s''' JANE EDDY, ''f,
2fl'4 "" PH3I gat SARAH PoWER5.d
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SYMPTOMS 0FDiSEASE.

Should never be disrsgardede They are
unerring indications thats,he- .y:ial fun:-
tions ofnalnre have been Interrupted in
their heal.hfal actions and that serious
evils must inevIsably follow,supless tho
system be again setsfight BY The timely
use Of properEemedisss
.r0Sys Rearsin mind, tliat natujeSi Is ever
endeavuring to expel disease when ii in
vades The animal economy and eRlyHeeds
the. assistance Of some .geRial restorative
thorough, yetiniid in its action that
will give tone 10 the systern, and ACT
uroN THE BLooD--whioh isthe principal
orlifs, lrnvrM.g 40 III MkE.NgNas
GUYSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND
,vSARSAPARHlIA.ss.s
As purifier Of the blond, a renovator
Of The system, ana q supporter and pre-
server of,he'powers Of lie, il has no equal.
Take it on the first Indication that disease
is upon you. YOU will avert perhaps
weeks and months of sickness and suffer
ing. .fTfYaS .f-iri1i" r
M See advertisement.
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NEW YORK IMPORTERS Nd JOBBERS,
>tFREEMAN, HODGES eco.
2 6B. LIBERTY STREET

ID, lob LIBERTY STREET, J3a u
Between Broad,Day and Nassau Street.
-r,. NEAR THE POST OFFICE. ,aryr.
AJIByy EOREo
WE are receiving, by daily arrivals
~ from Europe, our Fall and Winter
assortment Of RICH FASHIONABLE
FANCY SILK AND MILLINERY
'iWe respectfully invite all Cash Pur.
chasers thoroughly TO examine our Stock
and Prices, and, as interest governs, we
feel confident our Goods and Prices will
induce them 10 select from our establish.
meht. Particular attention Is devoted
to MILLINERY GOODS, and many,of
The articles are manufactured expressly
10 our order, and cannot be surpassed in
beauty, style and cheapness. =.
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS. for
7vffai, Cap, Neck, and Belt.ia''a ,,ao'a
SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS, OF
all widths and colors. u Il, 4, gcIr.s
SILKS. SATINS, VELyETS, and UN.
cur vELv1Ts, for IIa,s. '''Na,
Z EAgTH FRS, AMERICAN AND
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
PUFFlNG.S,T AND CAP TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assort.
* ment. 2't8aiGl uisSh4l1Nlst N5i3
MBhOIDERlES. CAPES, COLLARS.
LNDERSLEEvES AND CUFFS.
FINE EMBROIDERED REVERE and
y taHEMSTITCH' CAMBRIC HAND.
KERCHIEFS.o o. A3n3t ri ifJei'
GRAPES, LlSSES. TARIETONS, IL.
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THREAD, SILK, and LlSLE
THREAD LACES.sal eTE@ 'Jdi 9Hn
KID, SILK, SEWING SILK, Isle
Id'THREAD, MERlNo GLOVES AND
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FIGURED and PLAIN SWISS, BOOK,
d BISHOP LAWN AND JACONET
MUS[INS. l9D % nia wa sysq'ie e'7
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AMERICAN
LAND FTABlA AN STRAW GOODS.s'i
July, 1851. .iHpd$5l6n.
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NOTICE.
~ Notice n Chancsy
-tb Isaac B. Smith, l1IlnF9lNt n.

-paoI ,vssGsF , In cssnee,y.
lson McCallister, et al.S va .9M .7,'Geei
RJELSON, McCallister and Mary Mccall
IN lister, Of The State Of Wis.
iconsn, are hereby notified that on, the alst
dayof MAY, 1851, Isaac B. Smith, Of Putnam
county and State Of Ohio filed inthe court Of
common lplsas.of Putnam county and State Of
Ohio, q Bill in .Chaneery, against the said,
Neisoh Mccallster, Mary .McCailistsr aud
one IA lthronl Mills .! said Putnam county,
the pbjeet and prayer OF said bill isito obtain
sfdecree, against the said Nelson McCallister,
for the payment TO said Isaac B. Smith, the
amount Of a promissory note given by said
McCallistefto said Smith on the 9th day Of
April, 1850, for Sl96 and interest, payable
April LIST, f85l, said mote secured by mort.
gage on the following real estate, to witt:
lot Of lapd owned by Allen, Hipkins aud HulIs
iI the south west quarter Of SECTION twenty-
six, town one, north range eight east, thence
south seventy line feet, thence north.
'easferly course until south Of the south east
corner ,of said, Allen, Hipkins and HILLS lot,
thence to said corner, thence west to the
place OF beginning. f.,a,,.a., f,,.S "
saAndin default of said payment that said
premises be sold to pay said money snd costs.
and the said Nelson ,McC allister and Mary
WcCaIlisier are further notified that unless
thew appesr and lpleads answer OF demur 90
said bill within sixty days after the next
October term of said court, the said, Isaac B.
Smith atfhe term next af,er the expiration Of
sixty days will apply TO said courtto take the
matters Of the bill 9siconfessed and to decree,
thereon accordingly. .tsa ss,.t.,zs I,s,e
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Tne nh,ve lands will not be sold for less than FIVE
dollars per acre. nor less than the appraised value.
W}-- .yshAyD WILLIAM N. BELL, Auditor!a
AupIloR's OFFIcE.
Kaiida. Putnam Co., o.. Sept, "a, 1851. N 5t7
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ADMINISTRATION -NOTICE.

.{aI CLERK's OFVrcR. Court 0f Common Pleas,l
Putnam County, Ohio, September ". 1851. :
NOTICE Is hereby given tlia the administrators Of
II the following estates have filed In the Clerks
Oce of sad conaty their accounts for final settlement:
lat. John Dixon, administrator Of the estate of
Elvingtoh A. Hull. decensed. tfe9th ShiN =
9d. Barney Messers administrator Of the estpte Of
Barnard Wiicamp, decensed. Ts a
Sd. Robert Dourlass administrator or che estnte Of
Joseph and John blackburn. .fdereased.t ,nrgsl
4th. jahez 8. Spencer. nimnstrntor OF the estate
Of Thomas Garder, dcceased. lllpnEt H3iB 0AftA
5 Jahez 8. Spencer administrator Of the estate of
SO @ III IL III r. Nv. THRIFT, Clerk c. c.P.