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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05
Written in Charleston, S. c., by F. c. Adams

written In Charleston, ., VI. Dy T. " Auunls.
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u volume of over 300 pages, small plea :.
Price-in paper, SO cents; muslin,75 cents.
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The above work is q delineation OF the
scenes and incidents connected with the
Imprisonment, in 1852, Of Manuel Pereira,
steward of the British brig Janson, in the
Jail of Charleston, S. G. "ia
The following notice Of this work is copied
from the National Era of February II:
"1'he above is the title of work now in
press, founded upon tha: Infamous statute Of
South Carolina, by which her citizens claim
right TO imprlson colored scamers, of all
nations, and even those cast upon their
shores in distress. We have peruseG the
book in advance of its publication, and find
that it gives life-like picture of Pereira, the
vessel in which he sailed, the storms she
encountered, and her wrecked condition
when brought into the port of Charleston,
S. c.; together with the imprisonment of
Peieira. several seamen belonging to the
New England States, and two French sea
men; the prison regimen, character OF the
Charleston police, and the mendacity oil
certain officials, who make the law q medium
of pecuiation. The work is rcplete with
Incidents OF Sodtlfern life and character,
pointing Southerners 10 the things that call
for correction al their own hands, with
force that cannot be mistaken. The work is
written by one who has taken prominent
part in the affairs of the South, and cannot
fail to interest alike the general reader,
commercial man, and philanthropist.'
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ROAD TAX.

NoTICE is hereby given that the County
lV Commissioners, of Putnam county, at
their June Session, 1853, levied the following
Road Tax, to wit: In the township OF Union,
Jackson, Monroe. Greensburg, Perry and
Monterey. twenty cents on each one hun.
dred dollars of the valuation; and in each Of
the other townships in said county fifteen
cents on each one hundred dollars Of the
valuation of the taxable property therein,
which said taxes may be discharged by labor
performed under the direction of the Super
vsors of the proper districts, al the rate of
one dollar per day.
JOHN MONROE, County Auditor.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, PUTNAM Co., OF
Ralida, June 29th, 1853. 638
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desire 10 create board Of trustees, 10
become incorporated as tile trustees Of a
college endowment fund, they shall do
so in the lollowingmanner, 10 wit: When-
ever, at any meeting called for that pur-
pose, the said persons, at least three OF
whom shall be residents Of this State,
not loss than three in number as afore>
said. shall resolve 10 become a body
lpoltic and corporate, having seal and
a corporate name, whereby they may sue
and be sued in courts Of justice in this
State, they shall prepare a. statement
setting forth the name by which they
shall be called, the amount of said fund /,
and the manner IN which, and The distinct
uses 10 which the said fund shall be, ap,
piled, whether within or without this
State, together with the names of the
persons who shall act as trustees; which
said statemen, shall be subscribed by all
lhe persons composing said meeting, in
the presence Of some magistrate OF Judi
cial officer having seal, who shall alies!
the signing of the same, and recorded in
the office Of the recorder Of deeds in the
county where said meeting was held,
and thereupon The persons named in SAID
statement as trustees, and their success
sors in office, shall become body cor
porate and polite for the purposes in
said statement named and specified, and
q certified copy Of said record, under the
hand and seal Of the recorder of said
county, shall at all lines be evidence Of
the existence of said corporation.
Sec. 2. That in any case where, in
the original statement in the first section
provided for, it is contemplated that the
fund may be applied to any object moi
inconsistent with the purposes Of educa>
lion, different from that particularly speci
fed in said statement, the trustees above
named, or their Successors in Office may
apply to the Court of Common Pleas in
the county where the record hereinbefore
provided for was made, FOX privilege to
mako such change, designating partic-
ularly the purposes 10 which il is proposed
to apply the same, and the said court, on
being satisfied that such change is not
inconsistent with the object ofihe original
creation and institution Of said fund, shall
authorize and sanction said change.
Sec. 8. Tha: the said board Of trus-
tees and their successors in Office shall
be body corporate ard polite with per
petual succession, and they shall hold
their offices for such terms, and shall
receive their appointments in such mans
ner as shall be designated in the states
ment on record in the Office OF the re>
corder of deeds as bereinbefore provided
Dy the FIRST section Of this act
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
' WILLIAM MEDlLL,
gD Presiden. Of the Senate.
Nh 10 1oso XXI
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= |, JOHN MONROE, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing law has been care
fully compared by me, and is in accor.
dance with that certified 10 by the
Secretary Of State.
.as JOHN MONROE, Auditor.
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RULES g. ORDIN ANCES
i" DOE OF
Riley Township, Putnam Co., o,

rH [
HENIE Trustees of Riley township, Putnam
Il county, Ohio, met on the twen:y-fifth
day OF June, A. D., 1858, and ordained The
following Rules and Ordinances for the sup.
preston Of dram drinking and intemperance,
in said township, in accordance with an act
passed March 18th, 1853. by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, further de.
fning the powers of Township Trustees:
lsT ORDINANCE. BE it ordained by the
Trustees of Riley Township, Putnam Coun
~, State Of Ohio, Thatif any persoa or per-
sons in said township Of Riley, shall give OF
sell any intoxicating liquors, or shall permit
the same to be given or sold, about theiI
stores, groceries, taverns, or houses, to any
man, woman, or child, where the same is
known TO be used TO excess, every person so
offending, shall be fined in the sum CT tw en.
ty-fve dollars and costs OF suit, and be i'm
prisoned iE the County Jail twenty days, for
every such offense. ss4rI er-l,
2D ORDINANcE.-Be it further ordained,
Thot if any person shall permit any person
or persons to collect about their stores, gro.
tippIing or dram. drinking, and do no. Nse all
lawful means to prevent the same, every
person SO offending, shall be fined in the
sum of ten dollars, for every such offense,
and costs of suit.
Bed ORDINANCE. BE it further ordained,
That the above Ordinancns take effect on
the fist day Of August, 1853, and remain in.
full force until otherwise altered or mended
by the Trustees Of said township of Riley.
i, MyRoN RICE, et 4 ~
THOMAS LAKE, Trustees Riley Up.
M LILBouRN THRAP,\
K. MARSHALL, Clerk, Riley Up.
June 25, 1853. 639dw
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOVICE.

N Office is hereby given that the under
IN signed was on the 18th day of May.
1858, duly appointed andgqualifcd by the
Probate Cour. OF Putnam cnunty, Ohio, as
Adminislrator de bonisnon Of the Estate Of
John Mcclure, late of said Putnam county,
deceased. ROBERTJ. LOWRY.
July Goth, 1853! 64lcwl
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E3K ATJD A llH(1TFT, &S
Bu Z. Z. MCCLURE. n Y

Dy 7 " 4HO OOHONH'
FTHHEcitzensoi Putnam and the adjoining
IL counties, andthe travelling public gem
orally are respeclfully informed. that I. R.
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand and whichhe is fitting up for
the reception and accommodationof travel
ers. and where he will be at lltimes ready
to entertain his old ldcustomersand
ing public generally. t.9
As Mr., McC. is well known as alandlord,
and the Accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL its STABLES, &c. ARE we'll known
to be ample,h deems it unnecessary to say
more than tina! his best exertions will be
given to cater for the tastes and comfort OF
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determinedto to providethe
best the country affords.
February l.l850. 46lz
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March l2, 1853.
AN ACT =

,s, AN ACT
To provide for the division Of Townships
into Election Precincts.
Sec. L., Be il enacted byth General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That ii
shall be the duty Of The Commissioners
of each county in this State, on the
presentation Of the petitions of the cili>
zens Of any township in their respective
counties, signed by majority Of the
electors in such township praying for a
division Of said township into election
precincts, 10 issue their order for such
division, and appoint therein three good
and judicious freeholders, and electors Of
said county who shall not be residents Of
said township, naming in said order The
lime and plpce of meeting of said free
holders, aho being duly sworn, shall, at
the lime named in said order, or within
FIVE days thereafter, proceed TO view and
divide said township into election pre-
cincts, as near the prayer Of the pets
tioners as they may deem just and proper;
and said freeholders shall, within ten
days, make report of their proceedings 10
The commissioners Of The county issuing
said order; Provided, that any two ofthe
shall execute bond, 10 the
acceptance of the commissioners payable
to the State Of Ohio, in the penal sum Of
two hundred dollars, conditioned for the
payment Of all costs and expenses in
case the prayer Of the petitioners shall
not be granted.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the
commissioners at the next regular session
after receiving the report Of said Gee>.
holders, TO read the same publicly; and
there being no remonsttance against said
division, 10 declare said township, so
divided; butif any twelve Freeholders,
electors Of such township, shall remon-
slrate against said division, then such
commissioners shall hear and determine
the said matters 9,heren and make such
order for or against such division as they
may think just and proper.
Sec. 8. The freeholders appointed
under the first section Of this act, shall
each receive as compensation fortheir
services, the sum Of one dollar per day,
to be paid out of the township treasury,
interested in said division.
Sec. A. That in all townships which
have been divided according TO the pro-
visions Of this act, it shall be the duty Of
.he trustees Of said township TO give ff-
teen days notice OF the time and place
of holding elections in the precincts Of
said township, by posting up written OF
printed notices in such number OF places
as TO them shall seem proper, for the
general information Of The electors Of
said precincts. 8 gh
= See. 5. In all elections for State,
county, OF township officers, held in the
precincts Of said township. il shall be the
duty of any trustee or trustees Of said
township, 10 act as Judge or judges of
election, in the prccinis in which said
trustee or trustees may reside; and the
township clerk shall actas one ef the
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& A w S OF OHIO.
PnnLIsmED HY AUTmoHITY.

70 authorize Religious Societies to dis

q AIN AOl.
70 authorize Religious Societies to dis.
pose Of Real Estate in certain cases.
Sec. Il Be il enacted by the Geneial
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
when any real estate shall have beenor
may hereafter be bequeathed, purchased,
donated, or otherwise entrusted 10 any
religious society in this State, or to any
of the trustees or officers Of any such
society for the use and benefit Of such
society or for any other purpose, and
such societysshall be desrous 10 sell,
; exchange, OF cucumber by mortgage OF
otherwise, any such real estate, il shall
be lawful for the Court Of Common
Pleas Of The proper county upon good
/. cause shown, upon petition Of any such
society, or some person authorized by
them, 10 make an order authorizing the
! sale on circumference Of any such real
/, estate, and said court may include in
snchorder, directions how the proceeds
Of such sale or incumberance shall be
appropriated, or vested; Provided, such
order shall in no case be Inconsistent
with the original terms upon which such
real estate became invested in, or en-
trusted TO, such religious society.
Sec. 2. That when any religious
society shall petition as is provided for in
the preceding section, all persons who
may have vested, contingent, or
,msrsunary interest in the real estate
sought 20 be sold or incumbered, shall be
made parties 10 said petition, and such
parties shall be notified of such petition
in the same manner as is or may be pro-
vidcd for in cases Of petition for partition
Of real estate; Provided, that the provi.
sions OF this act shall not extend 10 any
grounds used or occupied as burial places
fer lhe dead.
'E'tl & JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
atF WILLIAM MEDILL.
Ntt. President ofthe Senate.
!. March II, 1853
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS.--Threo dozen
W ofthe latest styles of fashionable Hats
imported from New York for sale by
WIN. 81 A. J.TAyIoR.
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clerks Of all elections held as aforesaid
] in the precinc. in which he may reside
and all other judges and clerks shall be
chosen viva yoce, by the electors Of The
precinct where they may reside.
Ste. 6. In all elections for township
officers the returns ofsuch shall be made
| to the township clerk, within three days
after the day on which said election is
held. ~
Sec. Z. Il shall be the duty Of the
Judges and clerks who may be chosen,
previous TO entering upon the discharge
Of their respective duties, and btfore
receiving any votes at any election held
within any precinct, each TO take an oath
or affirmation, as is or may be provided
in general act regulating elections, and
be governed in all respects in the dis
charge Of their duties as judges Of elec>
iions, by The provisions Of any general
law now in force, or may hereafter be
enacted. - -
Sec. s. The judges and clerks ap>
pointed under the provisions of this act 1,
shall be governed in their election res
turns, and the charge Of the ballot boxes,
by the provisions Of the before recited
acts, and shall receive the same com,
pensuiion for their services as is allowed
10 judges and clerks of election by law.
Sec. o. The returns of all elections
other than those for officers in said town
ships, shull be made 10 the proper person
or officer, as is required by law in similar
cases.
Sec. 10. This act shall have effect
and be in force from and after the first
day Of April, 1853.
Seso JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
GEORGE REX,
President ofihe Senate, pro. tom.
March IA, 1858. ta
|, JOHN MONROE, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.


NEW YORK June IL ~ CorroN-Thc market is
steady but quiet BREADsTuFfs-Ther Is general
dullnpss in the Flour market although good rand- Of
State plenty aud less depressed than other
descriptions The aies 5000 bb Mt II 4374i j0for
western and upper state and 81 81 a4 6s}4 for good
to fancy Michigan and common to good ONO. southern
the sales 500 bbs al 81 55 for mixed to
good brands Canadian is offered more freely at 81 5i@
to - 81 Il 49,, Rye Flour and Corn Meal are unchanged
WHEAr-Firm and prime continues in fair demand
the saes include 5000 bushels Mansheld at 81 ~ Z'o
Urine Western good State at 81 y 81 100 prime Gen
81 80 and ZOO prime White Canadian at about
81 Rye Is nominal ut a2ln 93c -. DATS-lleaYy
bat We make no change in quotations. -. COHN-Dull
rc,ine The sales are IS 900 bushels at 5GG 90 Tor
sound co a6]c for Southern mixed and White eGf0
50 4 for southern and Jersey Iello~. PROVISIONS
There activity in Lard and 500 hbls prime Beef
were sod to-day at 10 q o5htr descriptions were un-
changed WTiIskY-We sales OF 27S bbls Ohio at
% Prison is held At .
PHILADELPHIA June II ? N.... FL0UR-There is
N re inquiry for Flour but prices below the vi vs. 81
l. iers safes Of $40 bl good Western brands at 81 50
Z ubI when is the general Ans rate There Is moder-
att inquiry for city e. our orrief qrtaioA
| Nothing doing IN either Rye Flour Or Corn Meal ,..
NIEAT-ln demand but there q little or none Offering
the only splcs reported @ lots q RED ~ 81 "
10 81 " q aushel... CORNSoarce and in fair demand
| at Ggc tor southern and Pepusylvauia Yellow OATS
Dd at our ast qu''ati9a, n Groceries "td tl
| there T. 40 change, WHlskI-la bbs at 25c. HLd
| ct % : glDep
| BALTIMORE. June Il, 5 p NJ. .FLoUR-The msrkC
today 81 quet Sale, Of 100 Lbls choice brands fEe'l
ground iIsri street Flour reported Change a
s. VIZ 30 -al,s Of CITY Nils Flour :. GRANITE
bl7neis the Corn Exchange to-day was very light
There no Wheat odered Only a few samples O
Corn shown IN all about 5000 bushels which wer
sqld at 57e for Yellow j5T56c for WHITE and j4c 70
mixed parcels. The demand for Corn was light "
H. 42e for Pennsylvania
MONEY MATTERS TRADE. Erc-The Nav Yor
Egeuuk Express Of Saturday the llth inst say " m
stock market has improved to-day considerably utte
s4tos stock in great DEM ID With frg 70 b. ha
The SKIES OF 1851 soil at an aiynee q a Canton a.
E | md
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention OF the public called to the facilities Of
ills office ior the execution of EVERY VARIETY Of
&ect, .Bpb, sno dSanrp Ip,trr= 49Tese I5rln'ing,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To fbe smailst and ua-,i dlfrufs Cgr'i lG! en- plH
10 style Of unsurpassed beauty and elegance ami al prices
rs moderate office Ia the c'g.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
one ofths most complete sud extensive in the south lIFs
additions of the
--latest styles of Types, Hordors and otnament-
Have recently been made aud the at mpfoS enents 10
business will continue to be introduced As fast as
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type toundries
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, colored Inks and Bronze,
Exscuted with and Dispatch the latest aud most
brilliant style.
r Particular attention he 20 the ftnt1s Of ST NJ
BOAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS ant FOSTERS,
for which departments great been given in h- 'sn
aterials Having dnruson enabled Il
suy larger sheet for tie procured else where
EsT Particular attention will also be bestowed LAWYERS
BRIEFS which will be furnished at the hortes, not
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A witness spoke several times during his tes-
timouy, Of an occurrence about the time Of his
birth when a surly judge interrupted him
Do you mean to say that You can relate oc-
currcnces at the time Of your birth, from your
own recollection" The laugh which began
against the witness turned upon the judge as
the former replied Why, sir, cannot say
that exactly remember every particular, but
/ can assure your honor that was there "
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PErRIrfED MAN--The Morris Qll) Yoeman
states that not long since, while some men were
digging in n coal bank near the canal, they ex
r hnmated the body Of man in a perfect state Of
pltrfoction From the corduroy cloth in which
the legs were encased, the cords and seams Of
which are perfectly defined, it is supposed to be
the body Of one Of the Irish laborers engaged
in the construction Of the canal. The limbs are
nearly perfect, and are transtormel 70 stone.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

NgUSICAL CARD-WM I. Mayo, zs3tls9
Va No. CAMP STREET having sold his MUSIC Nf1y.IN
STORE to MR. PHILIP WERLEIN, hereby returns he'll
most sincere patrons and solicI eon
nianCt oil their fayor3 0 Ills MM l. MAfO
PHILIP p wERLE[S most informs The public and Is
friends generally that having purchased TIE MuslC STORE o. M
he heretofore
literally bestowed CAMP STREET. AMI promises 70 keen
he lnrgrst Of PIANOS, MUSICAL lNSIkCMES rs
SHEET MUSIC MUSIC BOOKS the South, which be offers
on he favorable terms PHI r. WEnLhlN'
rab0 Am
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Stock On hand not cleared a5ll7 3s152
T0pACCO-wo heard of 525 hhds taken of which 5l2
in one lot 1887 Admitted and l75 Refused at about sac
round IL hhds at 6}4 and at 10 y II.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE confined to small lots
at previous rates.
FLoUR-suppy light and prices firm, with sales Of
barey 1000 bbls including 3OO4oo superne in lots at
81 90 for Ohio aud 81 500S4 IS for st. Louis and 45O
bhls Extra St Louis at s. 75G7$5 = bbl.
GRAIN-Thore very little Corn on the Levee. and
the sales limited POGO sacks heated at 49, and about
900 resales) 55D56t % bushel, OF Bran $50 sacks
sold at 90 5G095e a 100 fbs.
pROYISIONs-The principal sale OF Pork that we no
tced was 90 bbls unnspected Mess at Sl5 p hb Retail
lots Of Mess were selling SIS 25Gsl5 BIN y tbl. OF
Beef 10 half bbls Mess at 81 80 each Bacon
wa. steady with of 46 casks prime Sides in three
lots at s. and IL Shoulders at 5s(G5}e T. h., Prime
Lard in bblo was held loe 100 kegs No. sold a.
1879 q ID.
sALT-we noticed sale of 5000 sacks Liverpool Gone
sixth fue) at 600 p sack round
CoFFEE-wc did not hear Of u sale Of any moment.
BAGGING AND RoPE-l37 pieces Baggipg were sold
at I2h and 100 coils Rope "a, time, adding in
tereFt
WHIsKY-Prices tending upward, and 80 '1bls Recti-
6ed sold at poo but most holders asking 201e02l4 y
| gallon Very little on the market.
| FREIGHTS-we heard of no engagement
| Observation-Disclosures limited at our quotations:
Sterling ion w a
New York Sxty.day Bills. 55Gl4 Z! CT, DISC
Sight Cheeks on New fork....... 9t(D q y ct disc
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nas- J. G. PoINpExTER, Superintendent OF
IN. ngsh Delivery in the candidate fer Glen
Of TIE FIRST DISTRCf COURT mns N'
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The BHancia, of Milan, under date of Rome,
May ;, contains the following; ~ very pain
full discovery was made the other day in the Ba.
silica Of Lateran. Those who are acquainted
with the locality will recollect that the Pope
Martin V. lies buriedIin the nave. The body
having to he removed in consequence Of certain
architectural repairs in progress, the coffin was
opened in the presence Of the Chapter. To
every body's surprise, nothing was found but
the bones of Martin "; the rings, the gold and
silver chalices, the tiara, all studded with pre-
cious stones, had disappeared. Their exist
ence in the coffin had been verified about fifty
wears ngo."
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zefJ~ WILLIAM p. BEDLoGK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT oths Court that may be ohe4 10
card II.