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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-08-03

COLUMBUS Who's AT NrAeARA.-The Chip
pewa Club Of Columbus have given the follow
ing challenges:
Resolued, That we, as Buckeyes, pledge our
selves to bo on the field with the Empires, tho
Kcystones, the Wolverines, tho Badgers, the
Suckers, the Hoosiers, and the Hunters of
Kentucky. oUfat .-o4 ftsti1
Resoired, That we challenge Cleveland, Day
ton, GAINESVILLE. Chilicothe. Lancaster, Newark.
Springfield, and even tho Queen city herself
to compete withus in numbers on that occasion
and that If thcy acccpt this chaIIenee we
hereby pledge ourselves to give them Gun for
gun-and more" .,rt
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Every part Of the country is suffering severe
ly from the drought. The Providence Jour-
nal of Wednesday says: "thc drought continues
with great severity. We have reports of rc-
freshing showers in various directions, but ex-
cept a miserable attempt, which ended in a
faint sprinkling. Monday afternoon, and very
brief shower on the following night, we have
had nothing to relieve the parchod earth for a
long time. -,fl..--
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1t is at least disnterested, My politicsl life is
ended. neither wish or expect ever to hold
any Office to which any pecuniary compensation
is attached.
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More Of Mr.. Pierce's Votes.

In previous articles We have adduced from
the official proceedings of Congress illustra-
tons of the principles and policy of Mr..
Pierce, as developed by his votes. We have
brought the record nearly 20 the end of Juno,
1886, and have shown that up to that period
he had uniformly resisted every proposal to
afford governmental assistance to works OF I'M
ternal Improvement, then, as now, urgently
called for by the young and growing sections
of tho Union. We have confined the referen-
ces in this regard to measures that were adopt
cd by Congress Notwithstanding Mr.. Pierce $
opposition, and that actually received the sane
ton of President Jackson. The States di-
rectly affected by Mr.. Pierce's votes, in the
instances cited, were, mainly, Ohio, Michigan,
Illinois, Indiana, Missouri Kentucky, Tennes.
see, Arkansas with Maine, Massachusetts,,
New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, North
Carolina. Louisiana and Florida, in less de-
gree. We proceed to complete the evidences
of Mr.. Pierce's Availability" so far as they
can be drawn from the remainder of his term
in the House of Representatives.
On the 2Sth of june, 1886, Mr.. Pierce vo-
ted against bill making appropriations for
the Improvement of harbors /; and from Little
and Browns edition of the Public Statutes
(vol. 8, pages 1913 to 1917 we find that the
measure, which few days afterward received
the approval of General Jackson, comprised
the following items, the remembrance of which
will doubtless tend to just appreciation of
Mr.. Picrce's craftsmanship by the states con-
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NOTICE IN cHANCERY.

Nheodore Wrockisee, gunrdsnn OF the heirs of Fer
dinand Bredelck, deceasnd. George prickner.
minstrator offhe Estate df JOHN Bredeirk decensed
Joseph Osend0rf, Elizabeth Osendorf, Matv b. Bro
deick. Mary Victoria Bredeick. johanna Bredeick.
Bernard Esrh. administrator OF the Esate OF Feri-
nand Bsedeick, decreased, Maria Wehrpever (otIiar-
wise Maria Bredeick) Henry fHeiurichl Wehrmfver,
Elizabeth Grosseselaan and Henry fFIenricl] Gros.
zeschaIan are hereby notified that on the 18th day OF
Anr A. n 1859, John Otto Bredeick Of Allen county.
Ohio. fled In The Court Of common p,eas OF the eon-
~ Of Putnam and State OF Ohio. Bilt In Chancery
ngninst the said parties above noted tile object and
prayer Of which hill ITO ohtain decree from said
Court ordering the heirs and legal representatives OF
Ferdinand Bredeick, deceased, and the heirs and
iegni representatives Of John Rredeick. decense
convey to snd John Otto Bredeick the undivided two
thirds part and ~ the heirs OF Ferdinand 3redrick
decensed, the undivided onethird part 0fthe follow
ing tract 0f land lying In said county Of Putnam aid
Stafe Of Ohio. to wit: The west half OF the sohth
fractional quarter OF section nneteen In town.
ship one south OF range five ens containing ninety
six acres and seventy-hve hnndrehs OF an acre, in
pursuance Of agreements entered ntv iy aud between
Ferdinand Bredeck, deceased. John Bredeick, de-
ceased aud the snid John Otto Hredeck. hefore The
death Of the former two the said three parties being
now nv title legally invested tennnts In common
OF said land equaliy. And the said defendants are
further notified that ,less they appeat and plead.
answer or denur said hiI within sixty dnvs inter-
the next Term OF said Court. the said JohnO Bre
deick at the Term next after the expiration OF said
sixty days. will apply said Coutto take the matters
Of the bill US confessed and to decree thereon eccor
dinghy. N. HUBER,
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PETITIoNTo SELL LIMBS. /


Louis De Lueenay. Aiminis.1
traitor OF ths Estate off. Nv.
Fuhrman. decensed.
w. Petition 10 sell Lan4ev
Guido Fnhrmen. r. w. Fuhr.
man, Charles FuhSmHh and l@
Julie Fuhrman, minor heirs N., a
iiN OF decreased. u gfN 3iNtMN On
VlHE said Guido FuhvmaD. OF Williamsburg; Hnd
Il Julie Fuhrman. OF New York city ~ tte State of
New York, and Chairs FuiirJn IN. andiF w. Fuhr-
man, Of New Orleans in the State Of Louisiana wiz
take notice that the said administrator filed hspeti
ton IN the Office Of the Probate Judge OF the Conrt OF
Probate within and for the county OF Pntuain and
State Of Ohio on the 10Th day OF April, "A. p. 1879,
the prayer (which said petition il thnt the following
dercribed property stnatsd II the township Of Jep
nnes 10 cha county Of Putnam nforesad. mHy be snf
aud this procesds Of tho applied for the payment
Of the debts Of the deredent Said property s dea-
eribei - follows. TO wit InIot numhfr dfty-nn
the Town OF Fort Jennings, and outiot humber two
In said town OF For jennings said last meniionedlot
| containing ten aeres ofIand 10 r.
Said petition win he for hearne before srid Probate
Court on hondaytha 9Th dny of June. A. y. lsse-
siE Nt JAMES MACKENZIE.
Solicitor for AdmInstratns.
Kalids. April %, 1859. s6s .S-'11. 577dw
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NOTICE

NoTICE is hereby given that there will
In be Petition presented to the County
Commissioners Of Putnam county, Ohio, at
their June Session praying for the location
and establishment Of county road com.
mencing on the middle or center line at the
south line Of section number thirty-six in
township number one south. Of range seven
east--and thence north on said middle section
line TO intersect the road leading from Pen.
dleton 20 Columbus Grove at or near Jacob
Cr,ltens improvement in Pleasant township
IN Putnam county, Ohio
MANY PETITIONERS.
Nav a. 1852. 579+
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sa Mn. BLrss.- The Stntesman Of the ~
ul,. confirms the following complimentary
remarks Of This worthy Representative.
Several bills were passed this morning
among which were the bill prescribing .
tariff Of freigh, on railroads (coIpe ae
6ridga) and the bill introduced y Mf'
Bliss, for taking measures to perlec' we
title ofibe State to the lands gta"U'er g.U, oy
Congress. The State is greatly lnaeo'ea
20 the able Representative from Ai,en Tor
,be unremi,,ing vigilance with which he
has guarded her interests in connection
with the public lpnds,- Honor to whom
honor Is duo. - Eelphos Oracle.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
iN1 REAL ESTATE. Il,

NIoTTCE Is hereby riven that. by order Of the
lN Courtof common pleas. Of Putnam county, Ohio.
will proceed 10 sell Of the Real Estate, the property
of John Mcdowell, deceased. nt the door Of thecou
honse In Kalidn. In said county, the 99d day of
May. A. d.. 1882 betwAen the hours Of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ. and four o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, so much
Of the Real Estate of decedeht is comprised within
tile following bOundnriess to witt Commencing sixty
rods enst from tho north vf the northwest
quarter OF section fourteen OF town one sonth OF
range eight eas-thence soul, one hundred and sixty
rods thence enst fifteen rods-thence north to the
north line Of said quarter section hundred and
sixty rods-thence west fifteen rods TO the place of
beginning, containing fifteen arres.
WHITFIELD ACKLEY,
Administrator o: John Mcdowell, deceased.
April 90, 1889. 677
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.
Robert Gillilnnd. Administratorl 4
OF Walter buckingham, decd ]

$50 tf.ff VS.. .if-t.-f e efaf,. f..4ltt9..
John M. Newton.
TIME said John M. Newton who is n resident ofthe
l. State of California. win take notice that the
23d day OF Apri, A. D., 1859. Robert Gilliland, Ad
mihistrator of Water buckingham. dereaszd. filed
his bill In chancery against him. in the office Of the
Clerk ofthe Court OF common pleas Of rutnam conn.
ty Ohio Said bill aedges that on or nhon, the 25th
day Of May. A. D. Ia49. the enid John M. Newton.
executed TO the said Roherr Giiand. Administrator
% aforesaid, mortgage upon the following premises
TO wit-The south west quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section number seven In township number
one, south OF range numher five east. In Putnam
county, Ohio. containing fory.eight and seventy
seven hunfreth hrres Of lnnd, more or less and out
lot number three (3) in william Crimes addition Of
outois to the town Of Howard (nOw Delphos) In the
county ofVan Wert Ohio. which said Mortgnge was
executed TO secure the payment Of the following
promisso,y notes, OF even date with shid mortgage,
10 wit:--One note for Sil0l.74, payable in nine
months; one note for Sll0l.74. pavahe In eighteen
months. with interest from and nfter FEBRUARY e5.
1850; and one note for si0l 73 payable 10 two years.
with interest from and AFTER February o5 1850. Said
hill further nlledges defant In the payment Of any
Of said sums OF money, and prays an account Did
decree for the sale OF snld mortpaged premises 10
satisfy said sums And the said John NJ. Newton Is
hereby notified that unless he pleads answers or
demufs to said hill within sixty days after the next
Term Of the Court Of common p,eas OF said equity
the said Robert Glland viii Mt the Farm OF said
Court next after the expiration Of the said sixty days
apply 10 said Court TO take the matters In said bill
confessed and 10 decyee thereon accordingly. i'
r577fwl NJ. n. NICHOLS.
April 20, 1859. Solicitor for Complainant.
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Tie Sp,ing term ofihe Court Of Com
mon Pleas for vanwert county, was held
last week, Judge PALMER presiding.
Those in attendance expressed them
selves generally we'll pleased with the
new organization Of the courts. Judge
Palmer performed the duties Of his sta.
ton in commendable manner, even be.
yond the anticipation Of his friends.-
Dclpkos Oracle. s0e
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JUST RECEIVED:
NOTICE.

TyHE Stockholders Of The Kalida and
j. Hamer Plank OF Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cenmm on each share of the capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in, TO g. Fl. Rice, the Trea-
surer Of said Company, on the fifeeaih
day Of April next; and twenty per cen
ium on tie fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per centum on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1858; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per cea,um
on The fifteenth day Of April thereafter.
according 10 the contract made with the
contractor Of said Road by The Directors
ot said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctualiy in order
TO the vigorous prosecution Of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 30, 1852. 574
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SALE OF LANDS BY ADMINS
TRAITOR.
NOTICE Is hereby given that. by order Of Court oi
Y common pieas OF Putnam county. Ohio. will
OTTER for sale at door Of the court house, Kada,
Ohio. on the
lst day Of June, A. D., 1852,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock. A. NJ. and four
o'clock, P. N. Of said day, the following described
Real Estatc heing the estpte Of David Burr late OF
said county, deceased, to wit:
The east half OF the south east quarter Of section
number one In township number one north OF range
enst containing eighty acres to he sold subject
to the Dover Of the widow OF said BurrilI Terms Of
third eash in hand; third In one year;
and the residue In two years with interest from the
day Of sale to be secured by Mortgage the premises
L. N. CkAWFlS. "r
Administrator Of David Barrill. deceased.
April 20. 1852. 57Sdw
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MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER.

MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER.
Published epery Thursday at Rochester,
New York,
BY D. MOORE PROPRIETOR.
THE "New Yorker" contains more
j. Agricultural, Horticultural, Scien
,ifc, Educational, Literary and, News
matter, than any other Agricultural or
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are invited II give this one careful exami-
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than the smallest shee, ur most trashy re-
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Tevms in advance $50 year, one DOL.
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sen, is required. Possmasiers, Clergy.
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mental as well as agricultural improve
men,. are respectfully solicited 10 obtain
and forward subscriptions 10 the New
Yorker.
Subscription money properly enclosed
may be sent by mail al our risk.
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Many Of our goods are manufactured
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We offer our goods for nett Cash, Al,
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All purchasers will find il greatly 10
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money and make selections from our
great variety Of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich Tor Bonneis, Caps, Sashes
and Belts.
Bonnie, Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses.
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Embroideries, Collars, Chemisetis,
Capss, Berthas.
. Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Ejgings, and
InseI,ings.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hem
stitch Cambric Handkerchiefs.
Blonds, Illusions, aud Embroidered
Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man.
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Honiion, Mechlen, Valencienes, and
Brussels Laces.
English and Wove Thresd, Smyrna,
Lisle Thread, and Cotton Laces.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing
Silk, Gloves, and Mitis.
French and American Artificial Flow.
ers.
French Lace, English, American, and
Italian. e
Straw Bonncts and Trimmings.
JANUARY, 1852. pd$5-6m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wesley Rush )
vs..
Thoma, Harman,
William Harman, { Vendi Eponas.
Charles Haman,
s. Ira Harman,
DY virtue off vendi exponas to me direc.
EDted from the Go urt Of common pleas, Of
Putnam county, Ohio. / will offer for sale at
the residence Of Thomas Hartman, in Put.
nam county, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 29'h day Of May, A. D,
1852,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. M,
and fou. O'Clock, P. M. ofsaid day. tho fol-
lowing goods and chattles; to wit. One gray
mare, one bay mare; four mich cows; and
eight acres of wheat in the ground; all in
Putnam County Ohio. Taken in execution
as the property Of Thomas Hartman; William
Harman; Charles Harman and Ira Harman; to
satisfy decree 10 favor OF Wesley Rush.
JOHN B. B.FRUCHEY,
Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida Putnam Cn., O., Nav 7ih, 1852.
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nv. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia. is our only ngen, in these
si,ies for advertising and subscription pur.
poses. All arrangements made with him.
on our account, will be treated as II made
directly with this Office.
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The Emperor Of Austria has imposed
on epch adul, emigrant TO America tax
of $225, in order 10 preven, emigration.
He will not relax his despoiism, nor suf-
fer any one willingly 10 leave the cocn-
American Messenger. tl.s
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co
! y partnership existing between JoHN
M. PALMER and EMILE a. HUssoN in the
Chair-making and Cabinet business, al
Medary, was dissolved by mutual consent,
nm The eleventh day of February, A. D..
1859. All debts due the said Partner.
ship are to be paid to said Palmer, and
all charges agains, the same are to be
settled ly him.
JOHN M. PALMER.
EMILE A. HUSSON,
April l6. 1852. 577
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WOOL CARDING.
LEWIS HAVILAND
I'D ESPECTFULLY. informs the public
IR thaf he sfi1l cnniin n nes the husinees of

I'D ESPECTFULLY. informs the public
III that he still continues the business Of
h3 w O 20 L C A Il D 1 N G
IN all its branches. a. his carding establish
ynent. in Ka1ida. Putnam county. Ohio. and
shat he has purchased NEW CARDS for his
Machines. md can now put his machines in
the best Of order, and those who patronize
him with their work may depend upon having
IL done to their satisfaction. Mr.. H. fatters
himself that hs long experience in this
business will enable him to do good work,
and the public are assured that there will he
nolack Of attention on his part to merit their
patronage. Those canning from distance
win be promptly waited IN and he kept free
Of charge. May l4, 1852. $50
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PUBLIC CAUTION.

TNIE subscriber is desirous Of cautioning
Il the public against her husband, SAM
UEL' MOORE. who has deserted her, with
out any cause, but his own evil nature.---
Since her marriage with him she learns that
he frequently has called himself Charles
Moore. and at former period Ben. Daver-
port, and she has reason to believe that he
intends to represent himself as an unmarried
man, and may deceive the unsuspecting =
He is man Of good appearance, about five
feet six or seven inches high. dark eyes and
complexion. He has probably gone TO Gin.
cinnati, and his habits are idle, he is almos,
habltually drunk, and personally abusive
cruel, and has other vicious habits, bu,
lightly covered BY spec,ous and deceptive
manner, and she is desirous to save Others
from the misery of too intimate acquain'
tance with man Of abandoned habits ant
principles. NJ Exchsnge papers please
copy, EMELtNE MOORE.
Pendeton, March I6, 1852. ST.
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IN NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
will be presented To the commissioners
Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next
Session, praying for county road run
ming MS follows: 10 commence where
the Cherryridee road or Mount Blanchard
crosses the line between Putnsm and
Allen counties, between Sugarcreek
township, Putnam county, and Monroe
township, Allen county, Ohio-thence
south on the county line TO intersect the
Rockport, road. or running to the south
cas-, corner Of the north east quarter Of
Sc ciion No. l3. NAV 7, 1859. 579*
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NOTICE

A 7 my instance m attachment was this day issued
II by William Mcclure. Justice OF the Peace, OF
Blanchard township, Putnam county, Ohio, against
the property aud effects Of Charles Frost, poaresi.
Cent Of said county. j. M 49,. .s IN,
Dated this 18th dag Of April, A. d. 1858. SIT
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NOTICE

rs hereby given tha. petition will be
Il presented 10 The Commissioners, Of
Putnam county, Ohio, at their next Ses-
sion, praying the gran! and location Of a
comfy road, to commence at the Gilboa
aud Gilead road, in Blanchard township.
Putnam county, Ohio, where said road
crosses the center line running cas-, and
west Of section fifteen, in said township
thence running west on said center
line to the north west corner Of John
Adams land, in section eighteen, in said
township thence south TO the road lead.
ing from Gilboa to Bell & Dixon's Steam
Mill. 1891 May 7lh, 1852.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

Sterling a. Gushing, I
surviving partners Of
Sterling, Gushing e. f, ve,d; Er,o,o.
Gregory, Y'r
t., vs..
Samuel Hooper.
.DY virtue Of vendi exponas TO mo direct
ID ed from the Court Of common pleas Of
Putnam county. Ohio. will offer for sale at
the residence Of Samuel Hooper in Putnam
county. Ohio, on Friday the 28th day Of Nav,
A. D. 1852, between the hours Of ten o'clock
A. M. and four o'clock P. NJ. Of eaid day f.
the following goods and chattcls to wit;
Fourteen sides Of harness leather, fifteen
sides of upper in the watts, and forty SIDES
more Of upper in the va,s in addition, all in
Putnam county, Ohio, Taken in execution
as the property Of Samuel Hooper to satisfy
a decree in favor Of Sterling, Gushing and
Gregory.
lat JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's OFFrcE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., May a, 1859.
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sEIERIFF,s SALE.

y SHERIFF'S SALE sas
vs., DEGREE. S
Nelson Met cCalester 3eR & 4g
DY virtue Of decree in chaneery.to to me directed
ID from the Court Of common pleas will sell ss
upon executions at law. at the oor Of the court
house in Kalida, Ohio, on AK t, 81. x.
Monday, the 3lst day Of May, AID 1852,
Between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to witt
Commencing Mt the south west corner Of lot of
land owned by Allen, Hpkips and Hull in the south
west quarter Of section twenty.sx town one north
range eight east-tbence south seventy nine feet
thence northensterly until south Of the south
east corner Of said Allen. Hipkins and Hull's lot
thence to snd corner-thence west to the place Of
beginning, In the county Of Putnam. THO,
Taken ms tile property OF Nelson McCaiester, on
complaint Of Isaac B. Smith. VI a3
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., April q. 1852.
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JOHN STREWBRlDGE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
lN subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as administrators on the Estate
John Strewbridge, late Of Putnam county.
deceased.
ALOSZo MONROE. 3
Dated a, Kalida, this 3lst day Of
March. A. D., 1852. STA
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NOTICE

NOTICE, is hereby given that the under.
signed was this day appointed by the Probate
Court within and for said County of Putnam,
and has heen dulv qualified as administrators
OF John Geiger, late OF said County deoeased !,
March 7th 1852. JOHN GEIGER. 3w*