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0FgOR ATIOS KOTICE-Pubhc notice isrsoy gwen that
nso hss been pre- ssued the Boad Of Assistant Aide asn
~ Sever Ia 81 az from san st. and m oftn 81 rom sti
av 70 near Broadway AL persons interested haYs
m. requested present the sans Nrg 20 ne En.nsf
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Il PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate 81 the County
New rkhots hereby 20 al persons having claims
against STEPHEN HOFFMAN,, hs or The City Of NeTVors,
gentleman deceased 70 present Hs S vouchers thsrsoi 70
the once of Edward p Crk Attorney al law No
Wal street Cy Of New YORK, before The twea eni
5sv Of March Dated New fork September 4th, 1880
MARGARET 4. HOFFMAN, .4--,-,,.r,,r,,..
az ANNA n HOfFhAN.
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II PURSUANCE Of suuOSa. Of TIE County Of
1Es-Yo oocs shsrsby Evsnto .pssoas aavng cans Nan
WILLIAM r. IRELAND ate Of he City Of New Yor scsassa
sre.sui With vouchers thsrsoto the sabssosrs
store ia hesns No y Dsy st the City Of Ssw 4
on or hr@h day Of Apnl ueKtD4s5 Mes fors, "a
tssh day of October, 1880 WM n. IRELAND r..r,,o..
ca lsv5m'M GEO. IRELAND, JE
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES, Ttss q law, 70 al g-os'
lNhavrg Gains EDWARD klhhtf afr OF 'fe ~
BroeibB ifceased sy required - erhtt - st- vs
the hereof he subscr BENNY CkUhhtf q
fhe of saudt anf G0d sis. the t o
Brokb before 18th dy August ID td fe6ruay
~. 1881 MARY CRUNaFY.
GEORGE W. PRINCE, IT,.
HENRY CtUMnEY. -~''
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nEPARTMENT or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIt5.-IU bUILU
DERs-ssaei Proposals will be received at the ohce OF he
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M 10 BE- bulk for Court Offices Estmatlfs vii estimate
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rk one work The plans and specifications sni
DO had Al tbs oulcs Of
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-, So. an estimates served By Commssonsr Of Repairs
and Supplies deemed for the interest Of ths CoPo.toa
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NOTICE or APPLICATION 10 be discharged from debt puru
ant 10 e chapter part Of the Revised statutes
AMASA w WOOLLEYNo re first published December ~ 1900
ors appear before Hon Edwin Dodge County Judge &c a.
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1851 ~ one O'Clock. p NJ $500
NATHAN F. WOOLLEY-Notce frat published DeceNber lsth
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cHANcERY NOTICE.
Bernard H. Kemper. ! ~ N

Bernard H. Kemper. "A ~
h,tn ,ainIvs.a yNhA1St02 In Chancery.
Henry Joseph Behmer,s 4osallo6
NT0TIGE is,herebya given that BERNARD H.
LIN Kemper on the 2Ist day, Of October,
1851. deposited with the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas, of Putnam County, Ohio,
the funds forthe redemptionof the N. w.
corner of sthe, southapart NJ L quarter, con.
tanning two acres Of land JIM section 20 in
town N r Y E, being part OF 10 acres of
said south part N E quarter Of section 90 in
town N, Rs7 +, Of which saidstwo aces
were ,sod on, Monday, the, ,I4th, Of, January,
A. D.. 1850, then standing on the Tux Dlpli.
cate charged with taxes in the name Of
George Bohne, and which was sold at the
time aforesaid, to Henry Joseph IBehmer
And thataatthe next Term ofoths Court of
Common Pleas Of the county of Putnam, and
State of Ohio, the said Bernerd H. Kemper
win make application to said Court ror an
order 6fredeb,ptiori for said lands so soldfor
taxes interest and penalty due on The same.
By JAMES MACKENZIE, Atty.
Oct. %. 1851. 55I
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n ADMINISTRATORS SALE

IDURSUANT to an order q the Court Of
il Common Pleas, OF Putnam conn.
| ~. Ohio. issued at the April term there
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DURSUANT to an order Of the Court q
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
THE OALEDO MAN.

Gan. Scot and John J. Crittenden have
been nominated fbr President aud Vice Pres
ident by Wing Convention at Me- Yernon,
Ohio.
60 A. San Josr, Cl1iibFhia, ON the i4th
Of April there yas 4 eight between a grizzly
bear and bon me ball soon despatched his
formidable Antagonist, which had probably
been weak ened BY confinement The legs-
lature adjourned 20 see the fight
ga Lowell h mpidly becoming perfect
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tho ruling fAshiqn, A gentleman who reoeut-
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Informs iis, tFst bic bsgsSF a. = hashalsF, ti.st
hsnSaw A. many "a Gfiy very pretty ladies,
adorned with the Blosmar costume,
81 Tho richest ~ the it0thschiids l. stated
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millions sterling. Tho aggregate capital Gun.
ployed by the Rnthsrhilds ~ their seven En,
roPean firms is eompated at twenty-five mill.
ions sterling,
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ALL FIoop Ar III MEar.

The 81 Louis papers contain accounts Of
the continual rise Of the Mississippi river OPP
Posite that city. The water Ia The nver on
the "a inst, was five feet ala inohes below
the curb stone Of the sideNhlk GA The leses,
and about twelve feet below thH leyee OF the
flood Of 1914, and was still rising. The dixie
across the nyer from Bloody Island 20 the Ill
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the stone work at Ia top has been washed o.
yer by the pressure Of tho water, bat the
damage done IL not serious, II, however, the
water should overflow the dixie, the Island
and Illinois shore, no one can predict the iHI
jury that may result
The Platte Argus Of tbs S0th sayt that the
Missouri river 10 running over the lower bot
toms IN that vicinity, aud viii, u u feared,
cause considerable damage,
The keOkuk (losa) hnRstor says that the
small streams In the interior nf that Stats
have all oyarhoWed their hanks, aud put a
Htup ~ travelling the roads The Des he'-
mes river y mach higher than has avn been
known, and many farms Ia the vicinity are
almost ruined, Tho town OF Donaparte, Ben
tonsport, loWAville, Ottnmwa, aud probably
others, ara completely euhmerged
The Burlington Hawk Eye Of the "a inst
says that tho water ia that part oftbe Mississ
lppi "a about a. klgk a. H. EAA in la4A. AM
the reports from above indicate that II vii
rise as high as during the nood NJ 1923, th'
highest on record. The reports from the mp
per country aud Tho region Around Burning
ton, tell Of disaster aud destruction.