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AuD1ToR,s sALE.

Section l6, Jennings Township.
/ pursuance oflaw, I, William NJ. Bell, Auditor in
and for Putnam county Ohio, will offer for sale on
Saturday, the 9Th ddy of October, "A. d.
1852,
at 10 o'clock at noon etthe door Of the Court house
in said county of Putnam, the following described
lands being part of section 49, in Jennings township,
in said county, set apart for Schools therein TO W.T.
Section number l6 township two south range five
east lot number one containing 40 acres AMI 65 hun.
dreds--appfaised at $1,50 per acre. NJ
Section l6 town two south range five east, lot pam,
beY 70, containing 40 and $500 acres-valuad at
S2,00 per acre. Irs
The above lands will not be sold for less than five
dollars per acre, nor less than the appraised valuu
WILLIAM M. BELL,
rs Auditor.
AuptroR,s oyYIcE, PUTNAM Co., OIL
Z KAida, August 2lsi, 1852. s SOS
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sHERTFFs SALE.


The Trustees Of Liberty Town. ri
ship, Putnam county, Ohio,
VS.. EXECUTION. +
Henry McKennis and William
Williams.
pY virtue Of two executions TO me directed from
ID the Court of common pleas of Putnam county,
Ohio, win offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio, on lJ 'fa
Monday, the 18th day Of October, A. d.,
1852, 1
Between the hours of ,9n o'clock, a. M, and four
o'clock y. m of said dog, the following zeal estate
to wit: Ml4 t4 ef fNtla HDF
The south half of the north quarter of section
number twenty three in township number two north
in range ehst, continuing eighty acres. all in
Pntnam county, Ohio.
Taken ms the property of Henry McKnnis and
William Williams to satisfy decree in favor of the
Trustees of Liberty township Putnam county, Ohio,
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, RSaAtla at
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Sept. l3, 1852.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alonzo Monroe, Administrator -
of John Strewbridge DECREE.
VS.. ts .lNlfst' [tN alf1t I'll I
Richard Wilcox. .
Dy virtue of decree in chancery 10 me directed
ID from the court of common pleas OF Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in Kaiida, in said county, on
Monday, The 18th day of October, A. D.
1852,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. M. and four
oclock,p. M. of said day the following real estate,
to wit:
Inlot number one hundred aud tIxty-sx in the
town of Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio
Taken as the property of Richard Wilcox on com
plant of Alonzo Monroe, Administrator of John
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff
SHERIrF's OFFIcE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Sept. Ia, 1859.
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!. sHERIFF's SALE.

R. Bench & Co. 81 ggf
u. D. johnson.
DY virtue OF Fl. "a. to me directed from
I'D the Court Of common pleas Of Putnam
county, Ohio, / will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Kalida, Putnam coun.
ty, Ohio, on ..a E.. S..,.
Monday, the 18th day Of October, A. u.
1852, y, -
Between, the hours Of ten o'clock a. m. and
four O'Clock p. nj. Of said day the following
real estate 10 wits: t9si 9AaaF efB
Inlot number four in Latty's addition in
Gilboa, Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken as the properly Of II. D. Johnson to
satisfy decree IN favor of R. Beach g. Co.
~ JOHN B. .FRUCIiEY, Sheriff.
SHKRlFF.s OFFIcE, ga'2 gH
Kalda, Putnam Co., o., Sept, I3, 1859
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Stephen Harris.)
vs.. Fl. FA.
R. &. More. }
DY virtue of Fl. ia. to directed from the Court
ID ofcommon pleas, of Putnam county, Ohio will
offer for saleat the door of the court house in Kalila
Putnam county, Ohio, on
Monday, the 18Th doy of October, A. D.
1859,
Between the hours of ten o'clock. n. M, and four
o'clock p. m Of said day the following real estate,
TO witt H aHt
The south east quarter of the south east quarter OF
section seven township north fange eight east all
in Putnam county, Ohio.ii 0lesU F
Taken as the property of r. s. More to satisfy a
decree in favor Of Stephen TTarris. t4N
saia JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Sept. l3, 1859
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. ss
Thomas vs. T. Jacobs EXECUTION.
Ldman Woodruff 81 Gl iprsf
Andrew Woodruff. }
DY virtue OF an execution to me directed from the
Id Court of common pleas, of Putnam county, Ohio,
win offer for sale at the door of the court house, In
Kallda, Putnam, county, Ohio, on
Monday, The 18Th day Of October, A. D,
1852, 8a
Between the hours of ten o'clock. a. M, und four
o'clock, p m, of said day the following real estate,
to wit: GA
One outlot number seven, and one iniot number
eighteen, in Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken in execution rs the properly Of Luman
Woodruff and Andrew Woodruff, 10 satisfy decree
in favor Of rbomns II, Jacobs.
Es9 JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERTF's OFFICE, - hl
Kalda, Putnam Co., o., Sept. l3, 1852.
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sALE oFlREAL EsTATEBY ADMINS

SALE OFtREAL ESTATEoBY ADMINS
4 +, 4. XII, TRAITOR.
James WoodeIl, administrator
Of the Estate Of William q tT
Henderson, deceased. Petition 10.
la. Tvs. ~ ., rSeH Lands.
Sarah Henderson, Emanuel
Henderson, et al.
PY2virtue Of an order to me directed from
- the Court of Probate, OF Putnam county,
State Of Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the house
OF Michael Rowe, il the Town Of Otiowa, on
Saturday, the 2Sd day Of October, A. D.
L.saai 1852,
Between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M, and
four o'clock, ? M, Of said day, the following
property, to witt fra 4tf,l
The east half Of the north enst quarter of
section. number twelve C2) township num-
Der one II J north range seven ~ east, con-
tanning so acres Of land, the Real Estate Of
William Henderson, deceased to be sold
subj ect to the Dover Estate Of Sarah Hen.
derson, his widow, IN the same1
( TERMS :--One, third in cash on the day of
sale; one-third in one year; and one-third in
two years fiom the day Of sale, with interest;
10 be secured by mortgage on the premises
sold. ...,s
m JAMES WOODELL,
Administrator Of William Henderson, decd.
& September %, 1852. 599dw
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The 2sd dag Of Octobcr. neat,
A.. d., 1859,

Between the hours Of ten O'Clock, a. M, and
four o'clock, p. M. Of said dav, the following
Real Estate, the property of Jacob Spitsnagle.
deceased, subject TO the dover Of the said
Sarah Spitsnagle, widow of deceased, there's
in, which said Real Estate is described as
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REALT

ESTATE.
David Spilsnagle, ,adminis-l
traitor of the estate Of ia. ! 3
cob Spltsnagle, deceased,
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NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
- an order of sale, issued from the
Court Of Probate, within and for The county
of Putnam, State of Ohio will offer for
sale, at The door of the court house, in Kalida,
IN said county. on ,ts.-,l. t...,,,. ..tss<,
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In Chanoery.

TOHN Gerhordt Schwartz Ia hebby noti-
81 fed that on the 18th day Of February, in
the year, 1859, Frederick Bunte o he coun-
ty of Hamilton. in the State o Ohib, filed in
tho Court Of Common Pleas OF the county Of
Putnam. in said State. a Bill in Chancery
against the said John Gerhardt Schwartz, the
object and prayer Of which il that he may be
decrecd to complete his contract fbr the sale
and conveyance, TO said Frederick Bunte, OF
the north hall Of the north westauarler OF
section number til rty-four in township nuni-
ber one north Of rnnge seven east, situated 10
said Putnam county, Ohio, containing eighty
acres Of land, made on or about November
8. A. d.. 1885. And the sal John Gerhnrdt
Schwartz is notified that unessh he appears
and pleads, answers or demurs 10 said Bill,
within sixty days after the next Term Of
said Court, the said Frederick Bunte at tho
Term next after the expiration Of the said
sixty days will apply to said Court to take
the matters Of the Bill as confessed and to
decree thereon accordingly.
By LELAND & MACKENZIE,
4 Solicitors.
M.,ch < 1870 5,7
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A proposition is now before Congress
TO appropriate from the National treasury
. large sum Of money 10 keep up tue
Collins line Of steamers, running between
New York and Liverpool, the demand
being based upon the assertion that The
line 10 a losing concern, at the rate of
$l6,929 in each trip or $33s, ,574 IN
twenty voyages.
A good auecdote is told Of Ben. Tap
pan. who made his appearance ID ihe u.
S. Senate from this State 10 1899, and
was placed upon the Naval Committee
All the Chaplains in the Navy wanted
their salaries raised, and waiting upon
the old "meat ar" ina body, they present.
ed the necessity Of Their case, and their
inability 10 live. Tho old Senator heard
them patiently through, and sympaihiz-
ing deeply with their hard lot. he agreed
that they we're working TOO low, and said
he,"if ] were in your places, | would
learn the Government lesson, II would
teach il that | wonld not work for such
poor psy,-I Mould resign, and lei il
ge. prayers from those who could afford
10 pray cheap"
The Collins family should follow The
Tsppsn policy, resign, and lei the own
ers of steamers, who can aif,rd 10 work
ch'aper, take the services Of their line.
There's no use in losing so much money
simply forthe benefit ofhe Government
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
Dana Columbia
vs..
In Chaneery.
Eli Dimock and

Mary 0imock. his wife.
N Chnncery, in The Court Of Common Pleas. Of
Pauldng County. in the State OF o. 10. Ell Dimoek
and Mary Dmock. his wi'c. are hereby Notified that
on the third day OF February, IN the year eighteen
hundred nnd fifty two Dana Ct lumhia. Of the roun
" Of Pnuldina in the State Of Ohio hrd his BIZ In
Chancery in the Court nf Common Plena Of anid
county npainst them and which Bill 10 now pending
In said Court. and other things TINT the
said Dimock and Mary Dmock. his wife, on tho
twenty third day Of Scpiem er In the year eighteen
hundred and n.fy, executed n mortgage TO the said
Dai.a Columbia upon lot number thrty.siglt, In ths
recorded town pnt of the town Of Junction In said
County. In order to secure the payment of promis.
sorry note executed and delivered TO the said Dana
Columbia nv the said Eli Dmork, and dated on the
twenty third day of Sepfem er In snid last mentioned
year. for the of hundred dollars i interest.
and payable inone year amer date to the snid DANA
Coumhi, or .hcnrer.
The Object md prayer OF snd Bill In. that an ne.
count mnv he taken OF the amount Of prinripal and
interest due upon said promsorv note md mortgage.
md thp the morgaged nremisps NAV ht sold and fhs
proceeds thereof applied IN the satisfaction Of the
same, And the said Eli Dimoek aud Mary D,mo-k.
his wife, hereby further notified thHt unless they
nnpear and plead answer demur To said B within
sixty dnvs AFTER the next Term OF snid Court. tho
said Dana Columbia, Mt the Term next Nftev the ex-
pratn Of said sixty DAYS, will nppiy 10 said Court to
take the mnters of the Bill us confessed and to decree
ALEXANDER sANKEy LATTy.
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated February 3th, A. D.. 1859. Se5
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE US.
AND THE IRISH EXILES.


We have heretofore noticed tho move.
ments that were being made 70 induce
the government ofthe United States To-
inserposc iis kind Offices ID behalf of the
gallant O'Brien, the intrepid Mitchell,
The eloquent Meagher. and their compat.
riots. These men were adjudged 10 have
been auiliy Of crime. II Vas crime as
defined BY legislature composed princi-
palIy Of their coun,ry's oppressors, and
lis turpitude consisted in loving thai,
country, perhaps not wisely, bu, too well
For this they we're condemned to expairi.
aiion and imprisonment, and have now
spent some years of the lives they would
gladly have worn put laborine for public
justice and the peoples rights, in most
dresry exile. True 10 their generous
impulses the people Of this happy republic
conceived the magnanimous purpose Of
procuring their release by means Of the
friendly inierscssDn Of our naiiona! gov
ernmcrt This hope, like the fruits Of the
Dead Sea, hath also turned 10 ashes on
the lips. Tied down by preceden,-his
pathway obsirucied by the deiunct car.
csss Of by-gone conservatism, the presi-
dent hath no word Of comfort for the
friends Of the oppressed. The represen
taiiyes ofihe citizens of Baltimore and
Boslon who recently approached him on
the s-bjeci, received the chilling reply
that "lle would act officially in reference
10 The prisoners held by other nations
who were citizens of the U.HS States, but
here this was 20, the case. The Gov
ernment had not in,ervened even for the
liberty Of Lafayeite when imprisoned al
Olmutz, nor was the case Of Kossuib
similar TO these applications. He was a
subject Of Austria, and our Government
appiedto Turkey where he was held a
pf;soner.
He would not devia,e from our national
policy" s
Well, be SO. And yet tho blessed
stream Of manly sympathy will continue
30 flow on. What the head Of The ma.
iion ,lares not, its heart will yet speak.
And we hope this will not be without its
effect. May It at least Undue these men
with such fortitude as will work a rep.oof
to slavish tyranny, and make our faith
more pure and strong in high humanity.
Goshen Democrat.
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FOR SALE.

NNARY vlNSON, consori Of Jesse
IVA Vinson, lately deceased, of Mont
gomery county Ohio, offers for $le her
lands in Putnam county, viz. ThE north
east quarter Of section twen,y-roa, town
one south range 6 east, containing l6O
acres; also 40 acres adjoining th above
described land, on which is an idprove-
men, Of some eighteen acres a log
house, and W II Of good water former
" owned and occupied by GeorgeKlyver
For terms enquire Of The subscriber, one
mile and half from Knlida.
EZRA HICKS.
December 81, 1851. 56lat
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FRANcE

The last decree of,he Pfefect OF tie
police OF Paris, declares printing presses
10 "dangerous machines" and prohibits
Their sale without giving immediate
notice 10 the commissaire ofpolce Of the
residence Of the purchaser.
A deputa,ion, consisting Of some OF
the priocipal editors Of The moderate
press, were received by the President Of
The Republic in private interview which
they had requested for the purpose Of re-
presenting the grievances to which they
were exposed by the rigorous censorship
under which the newspapers have been
placed since the revolution of,he I'd Of
December. Tie gentleman who head
ed the dcpuiaiion spoke Cor fully half an
hour, and concluded his speech by ex-
pressing hope that the President would
give some moderate latitude 10 the pa
persto comment upon passing events
LouIs NAroLEoN listened with grea, com
posure and patience; but his only answer
was the following :--"Gsuilemen, the
press has alread destroyed two dynas,ies;
my fall like the others; hut shall take
care that il shall no, be by the press;"
and with this he bowed them ont.
Domestic Movements of Bonaparts. -
The Dictator Of France having decided
m marriage with Princes Of Sweden.
found il essential that he should discsrd
his mistress, a Mrs. HowARD, celebrated
for her beauty aud peculiar accomplish
men,s. A letter from Paris, on the l5IL
January, details the particulars:
"She received an order 10 quit Paris
instantcr with her Two children, and to
retire where she p!eased, either into Ger
many or England, America, or any other
country. In vain she demanded the cause
Of her exile; there was no "decree" on
The subject. Il was only answered tha,
she must leave, and, having refused, she
was politely placed in carriage, which
drove her 10 the railway, and thence h
Belgium. Mrs. Howard arrived a, Lon.
don on Monday last, and though enraged
at her present position, she has called 10
her side Louis Blanc. .Lsdru Rollin Caus
sidcre, and other rouges, who arc not
The friends of Louis Napoleon. and asso-
ciatiated herself to their hatred agains,
the Prince Presideni--ihe present dsspoi
Of France. We shall see what will hap.
pen from that femme plot.
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Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry of the editor u
the Venture, a, Kalida, Ohio.
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FARwELL, The whig Governor OF Wis
cansin, has petoed resolutions adopted BY
tho Legislature ofthat Stale in favor OF
the release of the Irish exiles.
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Undeniable evidence is being adducsd
TO prove that millions Of votes returned
for Louis Napoleon were fraudulent
There is no question of il; but wo! TO
the mar WIN shall venture TO make tine
assertion in France!-- lafayette Journal.
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