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WOOL CARDING.
LEWIS HAVILAND

LEWIS HAVlLAND
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
IA that he still continues the business of
w O o L C A r ID " G
In all its branches. a, his carding es'nblish,
ment. in .Kalida. Putnam county. Ohio, and
that he has purchased NEW CARDS for his
Machines, and can now put his machines in
the best of order, and those who pstronize
him with their work may depend upon having
il done to their satisfaction. Mr.. H. hatters
himself that his long experience in this
business will enable him to do good work,
nnd the public are INSURED that there will be
no lack Of attention on his part TO merit their
patronage. Those coming from distance
will be promptly waited IN and he kept free
Of charge. May l2, 1852. $50
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NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that q, petition
will be presented To the commissioners
Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next
Session, praying for a county road run
ming us follows: To commence where
the CherryritIge road or Mount Blanchard
crosses the line between Putnem and
Allen counties, between Sugarcreek
township, Putnam county, and Monroe
township, Allen county, Ohio-thence
south on the county line 10 in'erscct the
Rockpott road, or running To the south
eas, corner Of the north east quarter of
M. l3. Nav T, 1859. 579*
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES P. FREEMAN & CO.,
b GATE FREEMAN. HODGES & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND LORRERS

CHARLES P. FREEMAN & c.,
GATE FREEMAN. HODGES CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBgERS,
la LIBERTY sTREHT,
| One door South ofLiberty Street,
AJmI1y VDDL1E
ITAVE now on hand, and will be re-.
Ell ceiyine daily through the season,
N E w G 0 o ID s.,
Direct from the European manufacturers,
and cash Auctions, rich, fashionable.
faacy Six Millinery Goods. Our stock
Of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety
Of the latest aud mos, beautiful designs
imported
Many Of our goods are manufactured
expressly TO our order, from our own de-
sig IS and patterns, and stand nnrivalled.
We offer our goods for nett Cash, AZ
lower prices than any credit House in
America can afford.
All purchasers will find il greatly 10.
their interest to reserve portion of their
money and mike selections from our
great variety Of rich cheap goods. "
Ribbons rich for BOnnets, Caps, Sashes
and Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Sa,iDs, Grapes, Lisses
and Tarleions.
Embroideries, Collars, Chemsetts,
Capes, Berthas.
II bits, Sleeves, Cuffs, EIgings, and
Inseltings.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, a nd Hem
stitch Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered
Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man
liias, and Wells.
Honiion, Mechlen, Valencienes, and
Brussels Lrces.
English and Wove Thretd, Smyrna
Lise Thread, and Cotton Laces.
Kid, Lsle Thread, Silk, and Sewing
Silk, Gloves, and Mit's,
French and American Artificial Flow.
ers.
French Lace, English, American, and
Italian.
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
JANUARY, 1852. pd$5-6m
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE ,s hereby given thai the suhscr''
~ ber wps duly appointed by the Cour'
of common plons, of Prtnam county Ohio,
and has been duly qualified ms Administrator
Of the es,ete OF Daniel Ward eecensed.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY.
Nav 26, 1852. 583
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Administration Notice.

NOTICR is hereby given that the sub.
~ scriber has been duly appointed and
qualified as Adm strator, with the will an
nexed. of the estate Of John M. Galbraith
late OF Putnam county. Ohio. deconsed.
WILLIAM GALBR AITH.
Nav 40 1852. t ...
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NOTICE.

r NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will
" be Petition presented to the County
Commissioners of Putnam county, Ohio. at
their juno Session PRAYING for the location
and establishment of county road-com.
mencing on the mlddle or center line at tn"
south line of section nnmber thrty-six in
township number one south of range seven
east--and thence north on said middle section
line to intprsrct the road leading from Pen,
dleton 20 Columbus Grove at or near Jacob
Crittens Improvement in Pleasant township
in Putnam county. Ohio
... MANY PETITIONERS.
Mavd 1852. 57os
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be a
4 petition presented TO the C,mmis-
sionets Of Putnam county, Ohio, at the
June Session, A. D. 1852, praying FOR
the alteration Of the following described
county road,--commencing in Otlowa
township, OH the O!iowa and Defiance
Stale road, south of a lane running
through the farm of William McGinnis.
and terminating in The Van Buren and
Defiance State road in Liberty township.
Said alteration 10 commence at or near
The center OF section twen,y.nine in
Liberty township-thence west one-half
mile-ihence south TO inlersect The above
described road.
A PETITIONER.
May 7th, 1859. $40
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0r The Supreme court of the Siaie
Of N,w York has decided the Bill for
the enlargement Of cer'aiu Canals in tba,
Slate, and aulhoriz ne the rego'ia'ion OF
q loan Of S90OO,00O for that p lrpose, 10
bc unconstitutional. |, will be recollNct.
ed that The Democratic Senators resigned
their seats in body, on the ground that
the bill wus unconstitutional, when they
found that il would be impossible 20 de-
fent lie passage. A new election was
had, nnd men enough returned who were
favorable to the measure, to constitute a
quorum 10 do business, and the bill
was passed in spite Of lis opponents,
which left Them nothing else TO do but
protest against the passage OF the bill.
and 20 home. We believe The Cons,ilu-
ZION Of New York, the same as of this
State, expressly prohibits the contracting
Of public debt for the purposes of inter-
nal limprovemen,.-Limd Argus.
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NOTICE

us hereby given That fe following admins
IL traitors and guardians have filed IN the
office Of the Probate Court Of Putnam coun-
ly, Ohio. their accounts for final settlement
to wit: William Turner administrator Of the
estate Of William McComb deceased--to be
settled on the Goth day of May, 1852. Ste
phen White administrator of the estate Of
Isaac @. White deceased---to be settled on
The eth day of May, 1852. Daniel Robbins
guardian Of Nathaniel Durlng lunauc to
he settled on the 28th day of May, 1852.
George Skinner guardian Of the minor heirs
of John Ridenour decensed--to be settled on
the Goth day Of May, 1852. George Skinner
administrator Of the estate of George Conner
deceased--to be settled on the I'd day OF June,
A. d. 1859. a r JOHN DIXON,
May 6, 1859. Probate Judge.
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A GARD.
A CARD.

~ Enquiry having been several times made
d oG me whether or not ] should again be a
{, candidate for the office Of Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Ibaye thougbtit best thus publicly to
state that it is not my intention to allow the
use of my nams in the ensuing canvass.
Thankful for the favor Of the people who
have hitherto given me support lhaye done
the best that my capacity enatled me 'aitll.
fully to aid in the repression oil crime IN The
eooniy, and now prefer to give way to others
who ihave no donbt will discharge the duties
Of the office fully to the public satisiaction'
- JAMES MACKENZIE
Nay 10, 1852.
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May 7lh, 1859.
NOTICE.

A 7 my instance nm attachment was this dnv issued
IN by William Mcclure, Justice OF the Peace, OF
blanchard township, Putnam county, OH, ngninst
the property aud effects of Charles Frost non-rcsi
cent Of said county.
JOSEPH HTcKERsoN
Dated this 10Th day OF April, A. d. 1853 y, 577
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JUST RECEIVED:

JUST RECEIVED:
DY Railroad to Findlay, an additional
I'D assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting
OF Cloths, Cassimeres. Jeans, Tweeds,
of various qualities and colors, etc. etc.
FIanneis, cotton and woollen, very
cheap.
De Laincs, SILK, Lustres. etc -
A new lot Of cheap and fancy Prints,
Table Diapers, Drapery, Silk and Satin
Ves,ings, etc.. etc. tor sale vert low, by
VIM. e. ~. TAYLOR.
Kalida, DC. 81, 1851. SOL
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been duly appointed and quail
fled as Administrators of the estate OF
Gilbert Jeffrey, late Of Paulding county
Ohio, deceased.
~ l.t' JAMES ACKLAND.
Nay 4th 1889. $40
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs,--The Conr
Of Common Pleas of this county ha'
been in session this week-Judge HALL
Of the second subdivision OF this Dis
trict, and Judge MEroALF. presid ng.
Ia the case Of the State OF Ohio vs
Bowsher. indicted for Rape. az o ap'eu,
long and ,edious trisl, 'he ny rc'urn'
verdict Of "Guiliy." Nichols, Prosecu
ting Attorney, and Waldorf, prosecuting
Rose, Lamison, and Baxter, defending
The counsel for the defence made a
motion for new trial, on the ground oI
newly discovered testimony, which was
refused, md the prisoner was sentenced
10 the Peni,en,iary three years. ,'tu
This is the first time we have me: with
Judge Hall,in the discharge of his do.
ties as Judge. We are pratfed to'say
tina, his demeanor is af''bs and pleasant,
his requirements and ability very fair,
and his prompiness in the despatch Of
business commendnhlc. The 3rd dis
trict caa we'll aff,rd to boast Of its
Judges.-Lima Argus. aatu ,.aal VI
unr-JuDea PALaER-The first
session Of the Cour, Of Common Pleas,
under tho New Constitution, was held in
this couh,y, last week, Judge PALMER
on the bench. ''
49,
We have no regrets TO express for the
= !.
change in ou7 Judicial system, 80 FIR as I
relates TO the Common Pleas Cdnrt.. nor
in tho change Of occupants OF the Pfesl.
pen, Judges seat on the bench. Onr
opinion is that we have lost a very foolish
old man. in the full accep,aiion of thar
term, and GAINED good Judge. While
We respec. the age OF the late Judge
Goode, and remember him as man who
has occupied high positions in the State,
we will not, now that he is dead, say of
him what we did moi believe while he
was huing.
Judge Palmer is decidedly a man Of
tho people--and Of pre'ent age-mani.
Testing great legal knowledge and exper'.
once, combined with a n'lcmanly de-
meauor, and a feeling hear,. Naturally
quick in preception, his decisions are
ready, and to the point. His appearance
amongst US created quite a favorable ex-
preston, and we predict he will make a
very propular Judge. --Celna Stand ard,
May l3. a ut E
THE PEBLIC PRlNrINe was let on
she 18th Inst. by the proper officers, uf'er
previous notice as reqniredby law The
work was le, 10 Mesyrs. Oee ,oD& BLAKE.
proprietors of the jnb office in Columbus
OF course every bidder who was TN ,rc-
crssiul is dissatisfied; but the executive
officers are determined TO discharge their
duties fearle'sly, ever willing that The
people shall exercise the sacred right Of
holding them liable for any departure
from the strict observance Of the laws
enacted for their guidance. = Delpaos
n,ocIo t'E
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NOTICE.

Nr0'.'ICE is hereby given TINT petition will he
lN presented TO the Commissioners Of Putnam
county, Ohio. Mt their June Session p'Hyiag for an
alteration and continuation orthe road the
west side of Orown river. Said alteration 10 ho MS
where said road leaves the
river the land of Henry Fnnk in Snsnrrrrek town
ahp--henro mn snid river 10 itersert the lane near
Aqria Guffv's house-the"re along sni1 lane 10 the
hnnk Of snid rivnr-thenca up sail river to n lane
known ss MrKney's lnne-theuce along said lane TO
the Warm koneta aah KaIidn road-thenrn south nong
s,id road 10 n lane near the widow FOrd's house.
thence west 10 the township line between Snrarrreek
and JENNINGS townshps--thenre sohth on said town
shin line In the corner of o. Tahnrts nnd-thnnre
west on said Tahurts north line TO rertnin lane on
said TaIhurts itnd-teuce south along saih lane TO
intersert the Fort Jennings road near said Oliver
Talhurt's house. ., -
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 81, 1852. 57S*
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MARRIED.,

~ MAHRtED, II7N
On Sunday, May %. 1852, at the Peudeton
= House, iu Pendleton, Punaml county, Ohio,
by u. KILLHErrrR, Esq, JOHN Il, FENSE-
LER. Of Allen county, and CHRISTINA
KHOELY Of Pendletnn. '''"
JAMES MACKENZIE, Eso.-Sir:-Yo will
please announce the name Of A. T. PREM.
TlsS 40 a candidate for the office Of Auditor,
for Putnam county, subject to the decision
Of the popular vote to be held in August
nex,, and oblige his
DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
Nav 27. 1859.
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EWkeir'ss and ChriStmaSGiG
LV EsOOks-Very cheap, for sale at Fay-
lors' cheap Store. Dec. 1851.
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c HAIR- NJ A KING
AND
BE DS ED MANUFACTURING.

EMILE A. HUSSON
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his old Gus.
IA TONERS and the public that he has re-
turned to VAUGHNSVILLE Ohio, where
he he's agnin commenced the business Of
C II A IR- M A KING
Tn all its branches: Sofas. Settees, Arm
Chairs, Rocking Chairs. Tables. Plain. and
French Fancy Chairs, and all varieties of work
in that line kept on hand and made to order.
which will compare for finish, exec ,tion and
substantial workmanship with any in the
State.
He has also purchased Lewis Patent Right
for Screw
L.3E1L ID 3R@ ADS
And is prepared to furnish Plain and Fame,
Bedsteads Of superior quality to ali who
NAV favor him with their custom.
House, Sign, and Ornamental
au AINTING
Executed with readiness and despatch.
Orders froma distance punctua'!y attended
to. April '6, 1882.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the suhscri-
~ bers were on the l7th day OF May, A. D.
1852, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court, within AMI for the county of
Putnam. and State of Ohio. administrators of
the Estate Of Daniel Ridcnour decensed.
JAMES MACKENZIE,
sd SENECA DIMMOCK.
NAV 2s. 1852. 582
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NTOTICE is hereby given thatthe subscri-
IN ber has been duly appointed and quail
fed as Administrator of the estate of Jonas
Thatcher, late of Putnam County, Ohio. de-
ceased. b. BROWER.
April 20, 1852. a'st 578
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II AND AGENCY.--J lmes sMackenzie
A is Agen, for Lands for sale in Allen,
Putnam and Panldiug Counties. 10 be
sold IN reasonable ierms--in part FOR
credit. Augns', 1851.
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NOTICE

.t aa NOTICE s. .
NOTICE, is hereby given that the under
signed was this day appointed by the Probate
and has been duiv qualified as Administrator
OF John Geiger. late Of SAID County deceased, !,
March 7th 1852. JOHN GEIGER. 3w-
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c. unr-JuDea PALMER-The first
session Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
under tho New Constitution, was held in
this county, las. week, Judge PALMER
on thu bench, ''
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May 30. 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

O. We would call call the attention Of
our readers to several Of the new Boston adver.
tisemons and business cards that appear in our
advertising columns in this paper, particularly
TO those of
THE JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT of WiImarth
& Brothers at which we have traded and found
reason to recommend it to all who may wish 10
purchase anything in their extensive, rich, and
varied assortment wholesale or retail.
The Extensive Drug and Medicine Esab-
lshment of Frederick Brown, where country
physicians can trade to great advantage and
with the assurance of the superior quality of
their purchases.
PETTIs & LovEJoY's magnificent carpet es-
tablishment which is second to none in the city
for the extent, variety, qualities and cheapness
Of their assortment
We would also invite attention to the no.
tice of the Concord Water Cure Establishment,
which we learn from private sources rs well as
from these notices, has recently passed into the
hands of DR. Vail of the city Of n Y, whose
reputation in this mode of cure, together with
the healthy and peasant location at the capital
of New Hampshire, the cheapness of living
there, and the convenience OF access bv rail.
road, cannot fail of making it equal to the best,
if not the best, and most desirable water-cure
establishment in the United States.
Nor must we forget our own Mon tpeler
merchants who have just returned from Boston
with rich AS ortments of goods, particularly re-
fernng to the MOI GEES Of Keith & Barker. Ellis
o. Bancroft Scott g. Field, Lyman g. King.
Looms q Keith, all of whom are this spring,
selling goods of the best quality at unusually
low prices while their last arrivals will furnish
additional attraction to purchasers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Our Ultimatum.

The old Democracy of the South, having pre-
scented the Sine qua non Of their political fellow
ship with their former party associates of the
north, or the condition ON which they only will
go with them, into the nomination Of president,
we suppose il will now be both parliamentary
and proper, for the Free Democracy of the North
to present their udmadum, or the only condition
on which they will go into such nomination with
the Democracy of the South.
FirsEiy then, gentlemen of the Cotton, Pitch
pine and Tobacco chivalry, we shall insist that
you wholly abstain from your present unmistak-
able attempts TO revive the principles of old
Fed eralisn, and peacibly, but Immediately fall
back on the doctrines OF your own great political
teachers, upon which we stood with you at the
triumph Of Jefferson repuhlicanism, and on which
we are willing to stand with you again.
Secondly, You mus, cease to pervert our great,
common chart Of principles, the constitution, so
~es to make it saclon nItlonal legislation for the
protection and perpetuatlon of Slavery and there
fore.
Thirdly and lastly, you must in no case require
us to become your negro catchers but consent,
at once, tohave the Fugitive Slave Law repea led
or set at defiance, at your option for the latter
begging your PARDON we are determined to do,
till the former is effected.
Now, as you " cannot expec to elect PreSI'
dent without the aid Of the North" you will see
the necessity OF an unconditional compliance
with our de n4nds Otherwise, we must plainly
tell yoI, we will mt 90 Que rod towards your
Natonai convention, but let the consequences OF
your unreasonable refusal fall on your own heads.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

There have been since the days of the Revo-
luton, many remarkable meetings in Faneui
Hall lin our brief day we remember some
but none to compare with the one which took
place there last night. In numbers, it could
scarcely ever have been exceeded for the
general intelligence, profound feeling, and
moral tone of thu assembly, for the genius and
dignity of the speaker and the sublimity of his
cause, it has never been equaed The audi
enco was remarkable for being made up of
those who take deep interest in the greatest
question OF the future, either in sympathy with
the distinguished speaker or against him, and
tor including an unusual proportion of ladies',
who moi only occupied large space of the gal.
Ierles, but much of the space beneath the gal
galleries, and to some extent mingled with the
crowd in the centre.
1t is no wonder, when we think of it, that our
intelligent women should be so eager to hear
the great champion of Liberty, and foe Of
womeu-AoggiDg Austria. The cause of Hun.
gary is especially their cause. And the fori-
tude and courage which they showed in attend
ing this meeting showed an instructive sympathy
with their sisters who have dared and suffered
so nobly on the banks of tn Danube. TWAS
no easy undertaking 10 get place in the meet
ing of last night. As there was no means of
knowing the number OF Hungarian bonds in
possession of the people of Boston and its vicip.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Mr.. w. l.. Thomas is appointed agent for the
Freeman IN Stove, Lamoe County.

While in neighboring town n few weeks
since we saw little boy who was, not only so
untortunat as TO have been born with that defor-
nifty called HARE LIP, but the upper jaw, upon
one side, Projected beyond the Sc, aud wa so
misshapen aud out OF place, that he presented
most repulsve spectacle. That part of the
jaw which wa deformed has been entirely re
moved, and the q sh upon each side made to
unite, so accurately, that now, when within
few feet OF The boy, nothing of the original de-
formity would be noticed in the appearance Of
his face.
This operation, we understand, was performed
upon the child by Dr. G. M. RUBLEE, of Mont
peller ; and the success of DIR. r. in this case
and some others within orr knowledge, estab-
fishes his reputation, we think, as a sklful and
ingenious surgical operator Patriot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

Thomas BARTLET-We see it announced
thrt NJ :, D.ttlet has made speech in Congress,
in which, it Is said, he takes the true Jefferson
ground on the great issues of the day, but not
having received the speech we cannot speak of
it very definitely. We rejoice to see Mr.. Bart
let standing up so fearIessly for free principles.
His district will not forget HIM,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Kossuth at Faneuil Hall.

The following account of the great meeting
last Thursday evening at the Old Cradle of
Liberty in honor OF Kossuth, together with his
entire speech, word for word, as it was deiv.
cred, is from the Commonwealth; and having
been there ourself, we eau answer for the &C
curacy of the whole report OF the proceedin gs:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

Coon SPUNK.-Sone of the old Line demo
cratic leaders in the I'd district repudiating the
doings of the late meeting at the Junction in
electing Judge Thomas as delegate to Balti-
more have called another convention at Bellows
Falls, on the l3lh, to choose another delegate to
the National Convention None but the Simon
Pure are this tine invited, and the Free Democ-
racy not being invited, will not, we hope at
tend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

BAPTTsTs IN VFRMONT-A Baptist Conven-
ton was held at Fairfax lately, to consider
plan for providing Tor Vermont, Northern New
York and Canada, Seminary for candidates for
the ministry. ltls proposed that modified
course OF study" be provided for such az cannot
well go through full course. The removal of
the New Hampton Institution to Vermont is
suggested Vermont Chronicle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

n FAT SALARY.-lt has been stated that the
french Chambers have decreed an annuity of
l|'OOO'OVO francs (about 50 900 OOO) to tle Pres.
loent' Besides this, it appears that the following
palaces are to be kept up at the expense of the
state, 'or the enjoyment of Louis Napoleon-tbe
uilleties, the Louvre, Fontainbleau. Cnmpelgpe
versailles, Tranon, st. Cloud, Mendon. fhe hi.
ysee, and Pau. Rather costlv govetnmen,--
especially for Republic,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

The DEATH OF THE Hon. JAMES BILL.
The North Star announces the sudden death BY
paralysis, Of the Hon, James Bell of Walden,
at the age of rs pronouncng very just and
beautiful tribute to his talents and virtues. We
too, knew Mr. Bell the dayso of his strength
and influence, and ever deemed him among the
strongest and best of the self made men of Yer