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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-30
OBITUARY

DIED--In Napoleon, Henry Conn,y, on III
2h instA.D 1852, OF measels, VENNING, d
HALY, aged S years and eight months
Oldest con of Hon JAMES G. HALy, the Req
resentative OF this District in the Ohio Legis
lature. His Illness was brief and his fati,e
only arrived at home the day ai.er his SON
decease.
The deceased was a very, and intalIg gent
child; the fair promise Of future usefulness
but he hes left the troIbles Of this life be
fore he had known them, we trust to enjoy
happy and blessed Immortality:
''Sur" 10 the mansions Of the hlest
When iniant Innocence nsrends,
Some angel brighter than the rest
The spotIess spirits flight attends.
"The inextinsuishable behm,
With dust united nt onr birth.
Sheds more dim, diyc0Oed gfeam,
The more II fingers upon earth:
'But when the Lord Of mortal breath
DEGREES his bounty 10 resume.
Aud nolnts the silent shaft ofdeath.
Which speeds an infant TO the tomb,
No passion fierce. no low desire.
Has quenshed the radiance ofthe fame;
Back TO its God the living hre
Returns, unsuIlied, as II came
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SECOND. Il is your duty 10 return th'
value Of all new structures that are worll
one hundred dollars; aud also The value
ovor one hundred dollars Of all old struct
ures destroyed by food, fire, or otherwise
The description Of the lands on whici
tho new structures have been erected, O
old ones DESTROYED, can be asceriained by
reference 10 the deed of the owner OF
from other sources Of Information.
THIRD. 1t is the duty of each OF the
Assessors within whose Township new
entries Of Land have been made, ts
assess the value Of snch lands, and foi
Ibis purpose, where new entries are made,
lis, Of such lands is herewith forwarded
to them, for the rules of valuation The
Assessor is referred 10 the law.
FOURTH. |, is the duty uf every AS
SCISSOR 10 require each individual 10 give
the number Of acres of Wheat and Corn,
aud the number of bushels Of each raised,
IN the year 1851. For which purpose
you will observe blank form at the
bottom of the Blank for the assessment
Of personal property.
FIFrH. Ii is required Of you to make
your returns Of the foregoing duties by
you performed to the Auditor Of Puinam
County on or before the second Monday
6 May, A. d., 1852. Every list and
every return must be made in Alphabet.
ical order. All those returns which are
not by Jaw required TO be sworn to must
be a,iesied by you 10 be correct and true
< Blank forms for the foregoing assess.
men,s and returns are here with forwarded
TO YOU. 2H4H,' f3t
You are authorized by the law to ap.
point an assistant. BY Ire eth section
of tile Llw The appreciation Of the County
Andimr is made necessary to the validity
Of The appointment. In consequences of
the shortness of the time given by the
late passage Of the law within which to
perform your duties, you may proceed to
appoin, an assistant, should you deem il
necessary, and the appreciation Of the
Auditor is hereby given TO your appoint
ment of any well gu lifted person of your
Township whom yod may select 10 be
Assistant Assessor. But any one duty
must be performed by one alone so as to
have but one return of what is done. If
you can perform your duty in time with
out The appointment of such assistant you
will not of course make any appointment.
No order for fees for services by As
SCISSORS will be issued unless the law aud
the instructions Of the Auditor Of State
relative to making returns shall be COM
piled with.
Each Assessor must keep an account,
OF The number Of days hs is actually en-.
gagged in assessing and making out the
Tabular Statements, showing each day
Of the month he is so engaged, and for
tile performance Of the foregoing duties
you are allowed $3.50 per day.
1t is hoped ,lia, every Assessor will be
prompt aud faithful in the discharge Of
Ills duty, for on him depends the equal
iiy with which the burthens of Taxation
ore imposed upon our citizens.
WILLIAM M. BELL,
Auditor of Putnam County. Ohio.
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PHRENoLoGY.-Mr. j. T.. AK
tell has lectured on this science
in our village, during the present
week, to large audiences. His
lectures are Of decided interest
and instructive, and Mr.. A. has
proved himself to bea competent,
reliable. and well informed
phrenologist.
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COUNTY AUDITORS, lNSTRUC-
TIONS TO TOWNSHIP ASSES.
SORS. 80
SfR:- i" r.
BY the Law, which has jus, been
enacted by the Legislature Of Ohio, fol
the Assessment and Taxation Of all pro.
periy, in accordance with the new Con
sliiu,ion. and regulating the duties o.
Township Assessors. you are required tt
perform the following duties for the yeal
1852: TxN 80
FIRST. You are required to List oil
Personal Property in your Township ,ltSt
is legally subiec. TO taxation.
To enable you properly to discharge
this duty | herewith forward you a copy
Of the Tax Law, with the instructions Of
the Auditor Of State; the law is plain,
clear and easy TO be comprehended, anu
The State Auditor has anticipated by his
explanations any difficulties which might
otherwise embarfass you, from the bsief
opportunity you have Of becoming &C.
ouain,ed with the law. You will do well
carefully 10 study the law and the in
.
s,ructions, and make yourself as familiar
with them as possible, SO as TO enable
you TO explain tho full obiec, Of the law
where explanation may be required Of
YOU.
In making out your Tabular Statement
you will be careful 10 put nothing in the
columns Of, valuation but the number Of
dollars, and annex no cypbers there in
place Of cents. You will also be careful
that the columns Of figures are straight
on the right hand side Of each column:
and in placing one figure exactly under
another: by observing these rules you
will save yourself and others much trou-
ble in adding up the columns.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

+, The people Of Putnam County are re.
quested 10 meet at the Cout House in
the town Of KaIida, on Wednesday, May
18th, for the purpose Of memorializingCon;
gress in relation to, and adopting meas.
nresto quiet land titles in North Western
Ohio. IT. April "a, 1852.
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], William M. Bell, Audi,oflin and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby cer'ii,
,ba, the foregoing laws have been CAREFUL
" compared by me, and are in accordance
with those certified TO by the Secretary
of State, s,
WILLIAM M. BELL. Auditor. y.
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THE KALlDA VENT URE.
KALID OH 1 o.
FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1859.

or The Acre Tax is Unconstitutional
So says the Attorney General, We will
give the correspondence next week. OF
course no levies will be made Of Acre
Tax the present year.
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We conclude the publication
of the Tax Law this week, to
the exclusionof all other matters,
on account Of the general ankle
ty to know its provisions.
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The Governor has appointed
Gen. r.. III. Gibson, Receiver of
the Defiance Land Office. The
is confirmed, and is
a good one.
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0r- v. b. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur.
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account, viii be treated as il made
directly with this Office.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
Rich,s Safes Vnrfunfed.

EpsRFtKLD COURTHOUSE, S. c, August Q, 1852.
Messrs STEARNS d MARTIN, Successors Rich
Water street. NewYork GENTLEMKs-It great pleasure
have inform that the fire which
three others the jail
your sAAMANDER SAFES purchased your agent Charles
ton, Mr. L. NJ Hatch. The built pitch
heat WA truly terrific The crowd dicud the idea Of
thing standing such fire;
Upono uert day. the the
hre the greatest asoniahent prevailed when they everything
the Sale without the
sa amnnder.
We shall cali month sa remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS d CHRISTIE, ,
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful
CO.'S SAFES to that this
ALOS articles
contents in either of the great Peal,t .NewYor
Chicothe Ohoj Wetumpka, Ala; Rodney, Miss,
it mnst be admitted that the SINCE
DuCTlON OF PRCES bears proportion
reliable depository for books papers awey and other small
has for sale large stock good RICH
CO.'S SALAMANDER SAFES and prepared prove
lnony several OF the respectable
cities that entire confidence under an ii,
ISAAC BRIDGE,
LAW 9ah
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FEEALTH, ECONOMY AND REFORM

N "A. r L NJ ED Y FoH
EVERY DISEASE, AM
NO CHARGE FOR AID
VICE. AN ,NDALL =
CO., Sole Proprietors Of TIN
ELECTRICAL FEBRl
FUGE, unriyaled remed
for Fcyera of every grade
KENDALL's CHoLERl
SYRUP, for Bowel Com.
plants.
SOUTHERN ALTERA.
TIVE, 3 Blood Purifier.
UTERINE PILLS, the
Females Friend.
TE5lPLESIAN'S STTsI-
ULATlNGLfNlAIENT.atc,
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armony Division No. Is, =. of THE following the
oees this Division for the w. P
W. s. MousT r. s.; Wa Honsnkck. A. r. g.; IAass GovAs
Y. s.; HxNRr ALrAuLIka, t.; CHAs BARNES
CT JOIN MnyRn, s. CoRSgLIUs Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance HALL sk.S,
Charles street -
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shall cali you month another sa and remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS d CHRISTIE
WORLDS Snfe Company.

FssHE attention of the public is called to the
a utility and superiority of these Safes oherB Safes
entire principle. case or rack
strongly made from wroushon plates bars compc.
sion caston chilling the liquid making mpene.
a6o The ehse drill and capable of resatng bowso
adge To the sentihc, 1t necessary
she leaves no bolts rives
them together Neither the burning impress.
the solid mass, lined iii with fire -proofwal.
We hesitate chat these
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository money
es w further there's but little security, any the popular
often broken into, as experience has Demonstrated
This prepared furnish short notice SAFES
BANK VAULTS Sizes Banking Mercantile
individuals Of which will Powder
Proof when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
sample ofthe above Day NEWELL,
Parau.opc Bank Lock, the OF No.
NC L. pETrEEs Agent, 81 Camp styaat
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Sf 9fssn TEMPLE OF Honor No. s7Mesaev THURSDAY
Night at hafpast Toeoek at 1919 TehouptouaB street Officers
for tn, term sname April 80 1852 w DAVIS W. C. Josapa
Dow w W t.; WM. II. MILLER, W. R.; B. L. W. A.
MA SIGvsSsoS, W. y. R.; S. CAMPBELL W. Ii CALDER, W.
y; arrsos, W. d. Vi WILLIAM p BKpFokp, W. c.; w s.
MOUNT, VS.. noyls
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SLAVES.


IL who will deliver shop, street
the Fourth District Watch house, Said III
boy about five high Of his f
iorefngera the iont
kneed and carpenter by trade He received last
70 go and work. and be lurking vicinity
Lower Market Isepasl JOSEPH SrNsoN, 2sI Magazine at
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Crystal Fount Division No. q. OF T.-Moets every
ats o'clock Temperance Hall No. % ST Charles
street 0Ecers for the ensuing quarter. W. Il ELLIS, W. H.
5Rews, W A. G. P. Rne r. S.; II. W EIls ST. E. BoorH
81 s. HARRis, T. D. W. BRows c. A. HkRo A. c.. WN
WATSON, l. ST. r. w. POWELL, o. s. jy2S
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS,
~ With subscribed capital Of s23s00 s prepared resolve
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES
at the office Of the Company, No. 45 CAMP STREET.
profta divided among those who insure with the company I
invested under the control Of
This established the mutual principal nsur
the Trustees believe subscription (s ample
security to the policy holders.
The portfolio Of the
whining to make insurance with 1t.
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s7Union DivsionN s. of TMeetseyery FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock AT the Temple Hail. No. 2s2 rhoaptoaa street,.
following the oleers the present Taos r. REn
W.; p H. SansEN VA A. MS9uALfEn r. s.; A. RoskSws,
DoNnLs A. C.; HuGn GRAHAM ST. A. L.MRsnr o. S.. SICK
BRekSyn No. lel NewLevee;
aiieeIs. WIS
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FURNISHED RO0MS.-Several neat Fur
7e Poydras street ~ y 'ff'''s 1870
Abn Two uhNiStfEpF AAiLY ROOMS let, nnv5l m
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16HYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Novem-
II as 1852. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY NEW
No $50 Reseivsd, Tha. the Comptroller shall, asr
10 the official JOURNAL sell public auction,
bidder the supplying tbs Work house
Refuge Of s city with such required
obtaining
hilhfu performance. eS,l3l5255 $3.50 /
Deued1 Trans. ALPuENTE.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Iegnsd1 w C. c. CLAIBORNE,
!9tl4 President of the Board Of Aldermen.
tSgnedl A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
,NNte - C0MPTRoLIER'S OFFICE.
CRY NKwOaLE December 9, 1852
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
Ne 18th day Of December next viii sdudicste, my
O'Clock y, the above mentioned contract. -
dso9 O. DkBuYs. Comptroller.
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Psiisnn ,lylsien No T. -ass!ssyery WEDNESDAY
elected Tor the ending Sept 3d. 1881 MorH
H. f. BAILEY, W Al BID WEST, r. s.; eEosrkR CAnriSrlS,
MAsSIse, A. JaSTKR, ST JoaN B9owN o. s...visT
sols sEee' 3D. w, soytrss street, C. wATRSs corner of
Aoioahi w tcets; p. CAnpIsTTK, 21i Carondelet street,
AaAs LeAoupouaE street: MM SML 81 he and Paydras
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1NQAl4ESAl25 cases Dagis,s, gallons, half
.sd.s "a q ~ 'ss' w sss,
CONVERSE CO., s5 TchQupitouas street
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MO. 40S.--Resohu que lie Contr6leur vende
aeucan rabais apres dix jou aVi dams journal s
s onra la furniture de tos les rtux c99strcon
'p''I Lsisne 'AsA" FRASs ALpuENrE
President du Conseildes ASS Atlantis Aldermen.
fSign6l W. C. G. CLAIBORNE,
Presden du Consei des Aldermen.
Lsigne] - A. D. CRossNIAN, Mare
MO. 409.-Rfs0iu que lie Contr6leur vende
enean ape' dix ours Davis e oarna cjcl lie
pour Ia de banquets bqnes dams lie District dams
gsees bureau da vye es deux tiers popr
ea'Ts don't les prophecies font face ses Ss
President du Cousel DIES Assistants hdemen.
[Sisuel W. c, @. CLAIBORNE,
President du Consei dies Aldermen.
AP esos 10 II N0Ss"D' 1897. AID oRossMAN Mre
MO 410-Resolu que lie Contr6leur vende
aencsn, raba, apre dir ours davis dams lie ua oioie,
du public Dc Ia rGe csne n,fs les ne. d. Canal
Commune ouv t dapts les specifications engs.f9es
burehu dn yoyer.
[Signel Trans. ALPUENTE,
[Sgne w. C, G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Consel DIES Aldermen
AP Psgns Is ~ '0''n'''s 1907 AID cRossMAs M4re
MO 411-Rssoiu que lie Contr6leur vende
eontrat concon de banqnetes Irque d-ux cites
La de Commune les Claiborne alvsz louvraee
deyant a les placements executes normemnt pec
tons enregistrees au bureau du Voyer - . -
lSgnel TRANS. ALPuENTE.
PreEident du Cons. des ASS, Aldermen
[Signel VIC. c. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. dea Aldermen.
[sgnel - AID. cRossMAN, Mare.
BUREAU DU CoNTRoLEUR, VILE ps NllEoRLKANs
25 Novembre, 1852.
Gss~ Avis est par lie presente dome que, con
omement dispositions DIES rasuons Nos 4Os 4O9 4o ALL
jadugeh mon BUREAU LUND Decenbe procbh midi
contracts susdts. norQsl o. DKBUYs, Contr6lrur.
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- VuSOIT RESOLU que lie Contr6leur soft
q damsnrs auer vsnde rab apras dix onr.
y Ist dc foun ct do placer
tcraux pcnt lee des ea Nos DIES t ben besnt
buEsau du yoyer n
u pns que controsur sot deeurs ntorise
vsndrs rAba apres ours davis
aisons 81 fisAnt face
anx bureau Les
toaies r.. az asus Ia stir!n
rent 4 Mt niarche Dc n du Canal
~ russ 90 LEI nnmeos
ds n dun colo do npas pare
NI1n6l i{s sss TRANS, ALfUENTE.
lsignsl w. d. q. BLAiBoRNE; '.'
President du Consail DIES Aldermen.
lsisnsl A. D. CRossMAN, Araire
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-13

peror, quite insensible to the harsh
dissonances he was creating. "Now
begin and keep good time"
The voices are in wild and discor-
dant strains, the instrument groaned
beneath the imperial hands, and this
style the chorus from Nina was per-
formed; performed for life or death,
as indeed could not otherwise be
done by singers who knew not one
note of the music, and in the presen-
ce of an Emperor, whose only instru-
ment was the sword. At length the
concert terminated, and the Emperor
rising from the piano and addressing
the artist:
81 am satisfied" he said; "see
every thing succeeds when one bu
wills it,"
Thus saying he left the room
The ensuing morning, Prince Eugene
departed for the court of Franz ii. tt
solicit, in the name of the Emperor
of France, the hand of Mary Louise
During the performance of the cho
rus from Nina, Napoleon had weigh
ed in the scales the doubts of his Sc
cret thoughts; and had formed !;
resolution. He, at that moment, re
quired occupation for his hands, tina
his mind might be unfettered. Thu
he became. pianist.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-13
by CONSULTATIONS, and Sc
union. /" Plym. Memorial.

~
The RrcHEsr THING OF THE SEASON.
Henry G. Cary, whose lucubrations
on the tariff are the only relics that
remain to mark the fact that pre-
lection wus ever seriously discussed
in print, has lately put out an essay,
entitled "Ireland's Misseries." The
plain english of his logic is, that the
potato rot and general failure Of Irish
product, which led to the famine were
caused by free trade. The applica-
ton of the subject to this country is,
that we must put the wings into pow
er and let them install the old pro-
tective policy of the tory party of En-
gland in order to enable the farmers
to raise bountiful crops of potatoes,
corn and all that!
What blessing wing policy would
have been if the Almighty had not
give us rains sunshine aid soil. All
that would be necessary would be to
let the wings enact their tariffs, and
the very globules of air would turn
into fruit and vegetation. by a single
tariff law framed by Cary, and be-
plugged by Greedy, we could just as
easily turn life into banquet, eat
and drink all day and sleep all night
rise up in the morning again to eat
and drink to the glory of whiggery-
a party who proposes not only to inn
prove upon the laws of nature, but to
displace them, and snub Divine wis
dom as Entirely unfit to rival the all
sutliciency of wing craftsmanship
Ohio Statesman.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-13
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE
Wild or improved.

YyHE following described lands, selected
from the best in market three years ago.
will be sold very cheap for cash; or, il tine be
desired for part payment, accommodating terms
will be given:
In Clinton county-E Of s E Of Sec and
W of W Sec 9, T So N. R 6E-l6O acres
In Washington county-W of s w and s
In W Sec Sc, T II N, R W-l60 acres.
In Linn county-S of S w and W J of s
f Sec %, T So n, r 5 Woo acres
Z of S Z 1 and lot No 4, Sec "a, T SO N i,
VISA acres.
The last named tract has GO acres under good
improvement, with 6S acres of good timber.
The whole of it is very rich soil, with plenty
of water, and every convenience for stock or
grain farm, and presents very desirable loca-
ton for farmer wishing to procure a Cheap
improved place.
The above tracts are all of the best quality
of soil and eligibly situated in relation to tho
Soughfares, markets, dc, dc.
Those wishing to secure good bargains,
should lose no time in applying to G. ID. PAL
MER, at Iowa City, or to Cook d SARGENT, Da-
venport, Iowa. A. Ii. PALMER.
December 81, 1851.