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sHERIEF,s SALE.

Wilson q CLurch)
vs. EXECUTION.
Jesse McWilliams. r.
DY virtue Of nm execution 10 me diverted from the
ID C0nrt OF Common Pleas. OF PntnNn eoansy Ohio,
will offer for sale nt the door Of The Court house In
Kalidn, Putnam county. Ohio, on @ Ahf
Wednesday, the 8 Is, day Of March, A. D.,
1852,
Between the hours OF ten o'ciock. A. NJ, and four
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10 wit:
The south west quarter Of the north west quarter OF
section twrntys six In township number two north In
rnnge number eight east containing forty acres all In
Putnam county, Ohio. .s.
Taken ms the property OF Jesse McWillinins, to
satisfy decree in favor ofWilson & Church.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY,
Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE.
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Feb. 81. 1859.
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AUDITORS SALE.
Section Sirteen Greensburg To,rnship.

CeCt'o" 0t1so'" U'ee"SO"g 1VW"'"'P'
IN pursuance Of law, I William VI. Bell Auditor.
In and for Putnam County ,nnd State Of Ohio, will Of
fer for sale Saturday the 27th day Of April A. d.
Court House In said County Of Putnam the following
described lands being part Of section sixteen Gree
burg T6wnship In said County set apart for Schools
therein 10 wit -r NIX
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FUND CoMMTssIoNERs, oFFICE.

'7 FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, y
KALIDAr Putnam County, o., january ga, le525
We the undersigned Fund Commissioners in and
for Putnam County, Ohio do hereby certify that tho
FOREGOING report Is full and correct statement Of tho
condition Of the Surplus Revenue Fund in said
County. .a Htf 3rtN
Given under our hands officially the day and year
aforesaid. ~
sss WETAM siIT4oN NJ TIssi:, msLL Audiio Fund c..r
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

OiIEtbiEE " Cft tLGs
WI squires
VS.. I vrN NJ pxpouAs q
Elan Day. Jr., Hiram Day.( 'hNDi IAroN"0'
.Mvron Rice G. Samuel Hooper, .l.ar
DY virtue OF n vendi exponns 20 me directed from
IL the Court Of common pleas, OF Putnam county
Ohio. will offer for sale Mt the door Of the Court
house. In Kalida, in said county, on
Wednesday, the 3ls' day ofMarcb, A. D.,
1852.
Between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four
o'clock ?. NJ of snid day the following real estate
TO witt
lot number twenty-nne in the village Of Pcndle.
ton In the county nforesnid, t1
Taken MS the prop6ity OF Eiam Day. Jr.. Hiram
Day, Myron Rire md SnmueI Hooper, to satisfy o
decree In favor ofW. II. Squires.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY.
Sheriff.
SHERlFF's OFFICE.
Kalida, Pntuam Co., O., Feb. 20, 1852
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LUTHER 4 HTS ADHERENTS.

TIE pr.prieIors Of Sar'ain's Maga-
zine having purchased the large and hand
some steel plate, carefully engraved in
line and mezzotin', from the celebrated
design by Georee Caltermole, represent
Son
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I SHERIFF's UFFICE, w
Kalida, Putnam CO., o., Feb. 81. 1852.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

In obedience TO call numerousiy signed,
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the ci,-
zens of St. Paul was held on Friday even
ing, the ID inst, at Mazourka Hall TO take
measures TO secure proper demonstration
of public welcome on the arrival here Of the
steam packet Saint Paul.
On motion Of Chas. j. Hcnniss, D. F..
Brawley, was chosen President, and John
Harrington, Louis Roberts, Charles r. Rice
and Jas. McBoal, Vice Presidents. and
VIM. ID. Phillips, c. d. Elicit, B. w. Lott
and c. +. Tracy, Secretaries.
On motion, Chas. J. Henniss, ESQ. Col
ID. A. Robertson and ID. A. j. Baker. Esq.
were appointed a committee to draft reso.
lutions expressive of the sense Of this meet
ing. After few moments absence. the
committee reported the following resoIu-
lions, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has been learned thar a ,,ew
and spIssldid steam-packet intended TO uly
IN the trade between Galena and this civ
has been named the "Saint Paul.',-and
whereas, the citizens of ST. Paul feel thar
the act constitutes compliment of no or
dinary character, as evlncing the friendly
feelings which are entertained 10y our nejph
bors OF Galena, AMI of their desire to ,,ro.
mote and make still firmer the ties of busi-
ness and social intercourse between Gajeno
and ST. Paul, therefore, be il resolved. nv
the citizens OF the city of ST. Paul. in nub-
lIc meeting assembled:
Frst-That we hail this token of regard
for US with unmngIed pleasure, and will
every proper means in our power, recipro.
cate the kindly feelings so generously and
happily expressed.
Second-Ihnt the Pastors of the differ.
ent churches be requested to give pernis-
sion to have the bells rung OIL the arrival
here of the "Saint PauI.n
Ihrd-That subscription be made this
evening, to secure the purchase of sui, of
coi'rs tor said steam packet, to he present.
ell as soon "a may he on behalf Of the com.
inun'ty of St. Paul, by committee to he
chosen Ivy this meeting.
fourih-Ihat fairly ensrossed conv ne
the proceedings of this me-tin. with the
names OF The signers of the call therefor nm.
pended. be presented to Capt. Harris. of
the SAINT Paul" on his arrival here. bv n
committee OF citizens of which the Mayor
OF the city shall he Presi,lent-tbe com,n;,.
tee TO he appointed by this meeting. 80
Fyh-Ihat so far as circumstances viii,
permit, our citizens will assemble nj The
Lower Landing ON the arrival of the s.S.in,
Paul" 10 give her an instant and henr,v
welcomes.
Sizth-That the proceedings Of mi.
meeting be published in the ST. Paul nnI
Galena newspapers. '
MIR. WIN. d. Phillips, being loudly calle.,
upon, made a few remarks a,.,won1;a,. :"
the occasion, giving brief history or ,h No.
growth OF 81. Paul for the last fonr v.ar.
anu paying proper compliment to the no'
bic conductors Of the steam packets. 10 who,
we are SO deeply indebted tor our growth
and prosperity. ""
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

MiNNEsorA.--We have written. and to-day
we publish, very long article. containing infor-
nation Of our Territory. Il answers, perhaps. as
many inquiries shout Minnesota, as can we'll be
answered in the same space. AZ there may be
many people in Minnesota, who would be glad Of
20, so or 100 copies Of this article, we shall give
it place in the Pioneer next week, again. in
stead Of an equal amount Of advertising matter.
Next week therefore, the Pioneer will contain the
usual variety Of reading matter, beside this ar,i-
Gle. Those who want extra copies, in wrappers,
will do well to order them early.
THE ELECTION LAST MoNDAY.--The re-
salt Of the vote Of Minnesota, last Monday, on
the proviso for adopting ''the Maine Liquor Law"
here, was yes; by decided majority. The law
will therefore take effect on the first Of May next; ;
and every good citizen will cheer(uily obey and
cordially and zealously maintain it, This being
the general disposition Of those who ve,ed against
the law, as well as Of those who voted for it, we
have no reflections to make whatever; but we
cordially invite all now 10 unite for the support
and supremacy Of the law. The following are
the results so FAR as heard:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

Of the Unted States, will never suffer these set
tiers 10 be driven ont. who occupy the IId'aa ter
r,ory Cor hundreds Of miles. with their improve
mems, their families and all their earthly hopes.
The thing is impossible; and therefore we say
will not Be. We cordially invite every stranger
arriyin. i. Minnesota, TO cnl and see Us. at the
Pioneer Office. Whatever information we can
furnish him Of Minnesota. we will. cheerfully give
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

DEPORTATION OF MAINE-S
sage of the Liquor Blue Law down n
understand the depopula,ion Of lha, ~.
ing on very rapidly. Every eners. h,
man Is trying to get out Of j, AMI 2 10
nia.-lHerald.
Aha! they give ii mp. do they? '5.
ture of Maine il now in session: bu, 81.
oi Rum have no hope OF its repeain.
Law A new election is at hand. a. >.
no hope from, that either. And the
queni assertion that Liquor is as pic a
State as ever, is clearly falsehoo.
should every energetic business ma +
on that accoan. 10 leave the State, ,o
iornia, or anywheren Here, you ha
on hish-proof authority. that The ST. ,e
get the Maine Law repeaied-car
parched thrOats moistened under il
en- by despair TO enigra,e. Jov go ,,-
How much will Maine lose by the e..
her energetic business men who &c.
been filling her Prisons and Alms-U
Liquor Trafiic!-lN. Y. Tribune.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
TIE MINNESOTA PIONEER
St. paul, Hlinnrsota,
Thursday Morning, April s. 81
RATES OF ADVERTISING

(Nonpariel type or its equivalcnt)
TRANSIENTADvERTISEM 81 90 per square
Of lines for the inseri0n and SO cents per square
for each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
One column, $40 %
Half column, 0O0
One fourth Of n column, 2Ou0
business Cards six lines %
Over six lines and under ten lines, 80
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 on
For all changes ordered in advertisements, charge
will be sade, Of 30 per 1000 ems composition
We agree charge the above prices, uniformly Tor
advertising
St. Paul, March eth, 1852.
JAMES VI. GOODHUE-Pioneer.
ID. A. Observation-Disclosures.
OWENS G MOORE-Minnesotian.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

In the Massachusetts House, on Tn.~I,, Pa
Mr.. Hoar, Of Worcester, introduced q s.-,..
resolutions on Slavery, which decla ,bl.
principles upon which the permaneaes ~ /.
Union and the liberty of the citizens d. .s
baen put in hazard BY the Compromse. /.
Congress has no right to involve free STATE So ',
shame or guilt Of Slavery by laws a-.--e.
c'untenance. perpetuate or extend il, Of ,ia,.
chIsetts yields 10 no others in attach -.,. -, q.
Union and the Constiiu,ion-iEat lhe. 81.
port the one and obey the other, and
measures which violate liberty, dis,r ''.. he
nony. and endanger the existence Of ,fc O..
that the Fugitive Slave Law is uncca-,
unjust, and oppressive. a-as ousht TO b. sre. F.
and for ever repealed; that sIassaci rs '., m
tests against the delivering into slagzr, s. ..
found upon her soil, especially wilhout cao
cess of law and without trial by Jury. or 'eg.
constituted judicial tribunal, and iha, ssa-l
sets expects her Senator's and Repfssea... Isl.
to CONFORM TO the principles of these reso.i ..a
ne resolutions were referred to seize, soma.
tee
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

On motion Of Cha's. J. Henniss, J. 81.
Goodhue, Hon. Aaron Goodrirh, cbo,lee
w. Borup, Robert Kennedy and w. y.
Phillips, were chosen under the third reeo-
luton, a committee to present suit of ral
ors to Capt. Harris.
On MOTION Of Edmund Rice, Charles j
Henniss. d. A. Robertson. Il. ". SpsA-,
Louis Roberts. }. W. Simpson, J. r h.,
vine, G. w. Harrington, Fl. M. Rice. Hen.
ry jackson. J. C. Ramsey, D. A. Bit
and WIN. Holiinshead, were appoin,s1 +,
committee under the fourth resoia.ioa.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
d. F. BRAWLEi, Pres's.
VIVID. PHILLIPS,
c. d. ELFELr,
ID. w. Lori, oe'FataFieS
CHARLES F. Tracy,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

Capt. Smith Harris brings the Or F-,n,...
No. 2, out this spring, as clean a. ne,y o,i,f -.
gliding can make he:. The Capra.a's f,snd.
claim that he Is the Napoleon of siean.be,, -,
on the upper river.-[Galena JEFF.
Such alterations have been mad. II le Rom
nee, that she does not seem the v.o,... r. H.
two years service. Capt. Smith tbm.s b.. ,',s
done what is equivalen, TO putting il se...,.,-.
al boiler.-ib.
Capt. Blnkey has fitted up the d F.-,t,..
fine style, for the accommodation G.
Gus passengers that she Will be obi ...
during the present season. The Ca r,,.
lari;y. TO say nothing Of his CLERKS ..
the boats success-(ib
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

The NOMINEE, Capt. Orrin sn
nj this port from St. Louis, late Satur.
bringing heavy freight, both Of pa
merchandise. We have to thank 81
a full file Of ST. Louis and river panf
the first appearance Of the Nominee
tins season. The boat is in adm irab
furnished and new painted. insid. IN
;. had new chimneys put on in St. /
have materially increased her speed
graceful and striking addition TO her
IL Is the opinion Of her officers an6
know her speed, that the Nominee WI
the water little faster than any tim
shall see. The Nominee leaves III
Tor the upper ports, and will ascend
is pra ciicable TO go.-[Gaiena ADV.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
NEW ADVERTfSEME Mt
III ARDWARE.

j. McCLorp ia. & Co, 81 street, ST.. Pau a-c.t-sos
ding an addition to their Hardware Store $. e. % = :
feet deep. They will have finished up in Il, be. s-.Ie
and filed with tine largest and most gene .-cr %
hardware north of Saint Louis; and having Jouys.
wares for cash, as low be purchased j. t -,-
States, they will sell low by retail or wis'ss .
any house in Saint Louis. When their n. sl.z..~
ments IRE complete for the sprn: trade, # ,..e
viii be published in the Pioneer.
Aur;lS
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
hereby giTen, that the Stockholders o. e.,
- thony Boom Company, will meet nj the
~. Anthony Mill Company, for the transscl
business as may come before them on Thurs p
instant.
JOHN McALPIN. sec'v .
81. ANTHONY, Falls, VI. T. April. 5th. L..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
TO CHE RIRIIC.

NOTICE is hereby given, that any debt,
after this date, by any person without De-
John X. Irvine in the name Of the ST PAM S
niaciiroy Co, or Irvine & Cos, Steam Sav
not be paid.
JOHN II.
DANIEL y
stsPaul, April 5, 1852.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
NOTICE..

NVI II Ce
ME co-partnership heretofore existing
tween the undersigned, by the name, 81
oil Hanks, Burkleo d Co. is this dav mutual
All persons Indebted 70 the said firm. an
demands against the same are hereby request,
the same with Samuel Burkleo.
w. w IfhNk.
SAMUEL BUR
S. Il. HANKS
saltwater, March 27th ls5a.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Inc business Of the late firm Of Hnnl
q Co, will be continued, at their old place
by the undersigned We beg leave 10 expire.
tude to the nnb'ice for tho very generous
heretofore received, and respectfully solicit
uance OF the same
W. ". =
Saltwater Nal, o. ,ora
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
April g
REY a EARMEp-

n
HAVE on hand a supply OF good nails excrpt esq.
large sizes, for sale very low. In fne W 81
ens every thing al less than cost, make rposi Tor
April g. rfs
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

VAD SFr.N ~ LksSs
"A PAiR OF fine, new, gold spectacles, los
"A the upper end and the lower end Of tow
der Will be well rewarded, by leaving tkem d
necr Office.
April 3.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
IVA N'TE,I

a GOOD strong second hand wagon, for
"A price will he paid in cash. luquifc .:
Office. A,r,i
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

ohiSe. April
NdE subscribers wish 10 inf ,rm the citizes
nesota, that they have located themselv-s
emily in Minnesota, and are prepared to bay
nnd sell farms and town property, also 80 taAs
ior building and making other improvcmer
now have valuable farm, for sale about M
tween st. Paul and Point Dougiass,) cont
acres, IS OF which acres are well timbcred q
smooth prairie, of the best quality, about - ,
improvement, one frame house. and good spr
ter For further particulars, enquire Of
W. g. LeDUC, So
Or to the subscribers on the premises,
J. &. & w. W. Ell 3
April 8, lss2.
LIQOURS AT COST.
WILL sell my Stock Of Foreign and Dc
- quors at cost, consisting Of Brandes,
Houreon and common Whiskey, Gin, &c
J. W. Sli
THE WORLDS FAIR.
4 NOME and take away these Atapacas, Il.
y LANES, Bersges--ail these beautiful goods
maii'ing on our shelves, ladies and scntlemen.
our: stock OF fine ana coarse shrtings and she, q
NOW is the time 10 obtain goods for noti %
nave very large new stock TO arrive by the { g.
ana before that, every yard OF goods mus, be SCI
away or cleared out altogether intirely.
NJ. CURRAN 4
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-19
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAMDEN. s. C..

rs NOW open for the accommodation of the Travel.
i ing Public 1t is an excellent and commodious
building, new and well fitted up, and lately put in
state OF complete repair-situated in very desirable
and healthy part Of the town, the of Broad
and DeKab Streets and known as the House recently
Kept open by John Ingram, Esq.
The Rooms are large, open airy, and well furnished
The TABLE will be supplied with every thing that
an excellent country market will afford, attended by
the best servants.
The STABLES arc well attended by careful and ex-
perenced Ostlcr and well supplied with provender.
There will be at all times Omnibus III attendance
to convey passengers to and from the depot.
The subscriber having had several years experience
in the above business feels confident in saying that he
will be able to give general satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage as he is determined to
every excrtion on his part to please.
oct. l9-S4tf THOMAS BOONE.
B1The Charleston Courier, South Carolinian, Black
River Watchnan Darlington Flag; Cheraw Gazette
and Lancaster Ledger will insert three times and for
ward bills to the Hotel for payment.