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NJ ny life ard the he Of children Also considered
~ snoeI the knovde ofhs nhgsn dess be hal got
rhee Of eoncenent the hsxt % where bad tepp
On fhe booE there only tnu partition t~csn nm snd me-
vsns for an opportunity 10 scomysh BIS mafds de Sns ne
soil seducement dna alton With Gay TINE and
h place Of conceasn night knows That ~ss .re
m1nd, nten-
bad waehfu life nom both MIN 1d
her, teng 6 night would 90 % rest but
the children would Be Murdered the nO'ning COO
wsicho and 70 his IesenR place AZ
watched certain that bad
money Of which he hd rasd me-
efht could Of hin for
6sys Until undeaDd thar be st continued hrs
Spending earning still keepne her
rrrt for n M sad chden Ao be coming serent nights
where bad stopped, with hs
hard 10 tske ny M accompanied with o,T which can
eeftfy He still continued uufn this night II the uf-
Ie fs ksd come window with ohe and wssin readiness
IA ecns I'M nomensry m he children ned him
sxptss words and getting into such desperation Of mind g2t
Of ard distraction and coueo
ssfu deed which brrs ne 10 this votine end fs Itnsey ~
er6Gssrd mikes threats iuju the children vnen easso
the stele hesse Msnnan oneerier resident IN T Svs
tbs sekrow,eeeement Of mihe ed ~ r reIa,s
for the ROBBERY be has ne ne o
ton Of this niorsupsts ssar toEsher Of the mueer o. e %
nntirDey death and the oorn uon o. ne chos
lie most dangerous IL soud By humble e11sst 70
con1dera-
cf this your conscicpross fteingG
remain your humble and obeoisot ssfv,nt - =,
THOMAS NEARH, StonecutteT.
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Narket-.,.ClRETuLLY REFosTEO FoR THE n I IAISVSh

Markets..ClEEFvLLY RErOsTEO soE IHs n I. IAisesA-
.sBRs-Te artet more active Pes; sales Of Is bbs st
IS - Pea are EASIER zss CT 80 bbls AZ - -
COT1OS-Our k; for tbs staple ienAia' " P
FLOUR ND Lille eh.nss re vI 10. sis
At or made s.F5, he s ne sd nS ,or .Ipo aasl
P s,s2 .r Sl ih S. 1 .is rs9Ssi Sales Of m M
The sales Of Weston ossai zIs = q, 60 In
es5s sld WiscSna < %Ss s good ORE s'7
s En-. fV ss .S are id s gss sale. Of Bs
- foI . sIsiEht brands B.i'To's 1890 s0
ps a. s. 75a Sc 81. Nal active sales OF 81 se J
6RAIy-Teie ior Isd 70! eIpor At Provs!
he supply Do s; Of PINE .as. q e. p a wss
Canadian At sOs sil5 rive unsted sales Of small parcel,
da iSi ..ss q c TO-: far o Sssd
iT; Ca; .s s STAT. . ard werS Gem as I'd
AID loninsi ale. Of go iuae q o. o1 Is 80
for Round Yno~i eidt5sc for Western Mixed and e'1oo io
WFfsKY-s firm mss-s ia. demand fair sales OF ioo BIS a.
si ga for OHIO, and 80 for Prison Drudge hr sales Of "
fRoyIsoSsou market for Pork Letter the ieg.as fs
or s . toI Pag ees q a2d sI s CHI
ss: ~ Me- =. s4 Is sr Es G5s.so Prime
ga q e Prime Mes. firm s"t eg At sse 80 Beef Han. IRE
and plenty s,e. ls hhd' .1d ts: At 5a5 isI saoads
81, G for W. r sbo MSSe in d % smoked Mes. low
~ sales Of western Hams sdc Lard hardly . srm ed
ee rd zs ct Ne BurT IN GOD Gem s5 40 Ell '9 !s
lec Tor Ono, ard 4olse i3r Ne@ sLa'ei STU " s
TOBACCO Remains steady dali We '. today q p
hfS. Kentucky 6d8i; 81 bal lee Cubs ale
in supply the market considerably depressed sae'
MJ es5 issz Pea Advance May 1852 Il Pkg.
Js,e 80 81 s55 a. Advance June 1855 sloc72 DO
sOAPs-A firm market; 80 boxes Castle 1t ioiaio'
FFFCRACKFRs-we note ssss Of Canton a. pisa
l4t0 lf73 cash rno q days ,--.- J.,
FIsH-Th6 quet hut steady ne note saes todsy
Of 2oec quintsls Dry Cod = Al the sts pre- lt -
George, Rsn Small f Maekerel have been making al our PR
quotat1orA -
GROCERIES, market unchanged We note si@s today
100 bags 9!G9lc 100 81 Domingo at8413c sn.r --
zoe hhds Cuba Nrsc0yada - u
bids Texas on ieIs did hnd 50 hhss q
&C. hoafsci steady Sscs Of Catenas have been ld' ~
2c New Orleans doe Cuba Musc0vado al Zl-c foro
RICO II ga &c ..oop
HIDEs axe uodce demand We note aes Of 500 bueaos
AyTs 2l r. at He 6moufh Loo Porto Cabe0 p 70 AZ i
TALLO"A heavy Harketi the supply fair Sales Of oVO 10
prime PhladClfha az Dc. cash. 49,. a. -.
BEESWAX-The supply moderate. SAFES Of l'Vu' ID PRIME
souii Yellow at &c. cash. ,-,-. "a
HAY-1he has drcIed fr old AID heavy saes o. ~
balrs a. &C. d6lic. for shrping.
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L nal steamship eo1sruer foaer, hcur 4 Clkeslu
Stafford Tfstun 4 On Tluncsg z ?. N Gaze H.tsrss
hshi 6esIins n " -ih :. AassA b5sld
- Ssysrrsh or e. ~ 81, l1cls- "a slls Eia
Brtn sn sAig Joksrres -
Crper sp Tce Weker s.n FrGncisco q d. Booth
Ed,E APra Is - As 0ns O y ppcss Az<sc~a shsp~<-
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Receipts OF Produce.


m North Rry Bo1-l2Ss2 bbls Fonr 81 do Ashes y7 do VIII
w. Beef O do Provisions no do Pofk, - 10 col 40
lush. Corn, soc do. Oats 1b,<0 DO. Wheat,
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uscrIIAyrout
1Pfs Straw Gco1s 81 d. Embroidery sSS f'.i Hpfs
UarskSMssi.
wool
Wo-se4. 1886. 81 d Cotton a1d
,.se az 20 "a ~ shswis sds B.nses sRS j 90
r,riro shirts : S9 IS 60 Hoe, eoe is'A ia ~ 'A1~
sts 20.
% coTIos
10 pt c "a - 10 Les a. t56 do Eevets esa N do
u = q, ~ - Not Tstsi l6 pkes, WAIVED a. sSfp
~
HPtr- slses5 are yese's 81, - 90 $3.50 81
e45o C-re Ssws q fs d sess = - - 90 rsstees ~
Sc p,,sirr ss7s is Rsw sk s4a Total 70 pt Va ued AZ
r.SuFscTuEEs 90 TLAx
I9 Pkg. Lipens sl51s4
sfscgLLASEoCs.
iss Pt strs- s5o 10 do Leader Gloves WIZ IS'A
lss rkss !, vs.usd II q ~
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Passengers ArriNed.

isp ldro Fa4.n. L4lE-lcs l. 4 St-rkey. Of "
sss Pbshe GeTe As Amelia Cater, C4l4lI. Ms Heug
BIZ y A. Ms Gar o. Loudou. Geo Tayc OF Se~1Ek, A. Rcl-
a1os. q DsDin; = hi4ou, oi blOoAlsn-
Hl gseislst hscis }os L.ucIs9t-M WE lsol lady AID
children III Persons Mr. Powell, AL SqrEc- Ar Ward, M J.
sIeuce D.. Blame
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eIrppRME COrRT-sgrcIaL TERM

Before Judge MOTHS.
In the matter of opening Fifty ninth street Reference
ordered.
In the matter Of Fourth avenue and Eleventh avenue
Motions postponed 10 2Jth inst
Samuel NJ Miller against Susan Miller Referred.
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Passengers sailed,

ARRIVE EUROPE. . 49,
Washington Sails fOm Southampton Zoe Ne ~ NOrk Inlay
Sails from Liverpool orGsstOu ...: i@y D.
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alNIkTUEE 4LNASAc..s...rhls DAY.
-Ess.....4 . Noon SeA........o %
wArLE......rIis DAY
sSsSy H0s. ian Coz I.-ds Con Ael SAte.....'S q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
DACIFIC RAILROAD LOANS i0~.OOO LOAN

= b
July four million OF dollars Of heir construction bonds % b
Issued Of thousand dollars each, payable At the City q
NewYok twery after ,be date heoi win coupons ATTACHED
January ard July In each az the rate OF
Ter rrruin.
Thee secured BY first ard only mortgage the South
Brsrch Railroad 500 miles IN ereh and o. one million o.
lard the ue Of h,t branch g by Congress 70 AID
Constructors siso hy ecord of nc Poetic krocd 20 niles
crgh Atout2o oaud not Ire ut Ia the mortgage Get
srart 10 add IN reetr
Fov miles OF The Pscc Rs-ord from s. Louis westward about
red ard ehfy-he urhcr reaching Jefferson cy The
elisl Of the STATE construction. About eioooooo has al
% been exrsrasd hv ire COMPANY t completion the dr
dcn construction excellent machine and car shsp
&c ti..uS ~ 20 49,, i, ~ ri,r,v for contract
Posifc Raiord line exerds tom Louis vicinity
Ise efcn nv miles ~ tsr OF 81 Iouis
rear Srruecd the little north Of
% bnysr Va ard m he view and ne rht Of ultimate ec.
rcu the Pacific Ocean h authorized capital OF ten millions
i,i nbi ID 4, Ni.on over 5000 coo (which ahou, forty
rsr cent pad M the Company auhofhed " %
With SEC iGa Been .sucd ard sold 40 premium Dor such
stock the holds Hon The Pacific RAILROAD Only
l. ~ suicd by Congress now The properly o. 'e |o" Aoo~
Orc or he other of the lines Il tbs Company win be the Central
Natona Lire OF Railway the Pacific Ocesn The econnosan
aud surveys ofhe : GoNemneu VIII correct WIN oo,n
bonds which be- mougsfe
into land OF the Compcuy ard onoa mo s"oA OF the company
within ~ limited time. p, he option OF the holder
The Company he ht 10 eccp proposals tor All or an
Ten rer cent OF me allotted each subscriber will be
ou,d notice the pance his pprosis and The balance
called fer by the Directors exceeding Ten pc cent monthly AW
ler may however his option Up Ia n and receive On
Interest v d. IN oil cases adjusted Payment Of he final install,
te received the oace Mess. RIG0s o. No. s.
SACCC Prcfc Railroad Of Missouri Laws Reports Documents
trd Map shown the cordion relations ed prospects o. the wo
ord 81 Necessary Information relative 70 rs eut Ne may e OBTAINED
er fs OF June application Mesus CANAAN Co. or
RIGGS Co No 70 West the subscriber personally or BY
letter. 81 the 81 Nchos Hotel by authority Of he boad o. De
THONAs ALLEN President
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lft NYThe Tausisr BoOts Of tbs Company si 10 cJssd
tie OF business thai day, until the mornins
The th rsu for the el,son o Directors By order u
Beard Of Directors. EDWIN C. LfTCHFTELD, Urea -Irer,
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CEALED PROPOSALS lbe received by the Com.

GEALED PROPOSALS viii De received by the Com.
- H.ones Of Tie sinking Fgne, a De ConuosFi Oaee
MONDAY June ~ 1873 o'clock whole or spy oart
Of he Of soo Building si0cz No B, a.
sct ithe legislature q i State paed April 1885 na Nv a.
dnoe % he Coeon Coune approved BY tho Mayor Nay u 1853
TIC said stock will en- Trace 10 ssre pay VI wk
be 500 each share and viii Tear olive De per
payable quarter yesrytte stock sued vii BE- as
deeHslle on the ms DAY Of November. 1873.
Tie proposas viii tie number OF sharss desired ard
uAt VIII ~ pad Tor each share The shall 10
accepted vii be- required fr be stock ssdsd
three days after beipg notified ~ this Deparflleut
EeeL proposition b. ns d. e4led add directed
Building Pforos.s a., sesiss sTs
nclosed sealed 70 O.
Fl1gg Controller City Of NeW-fork"
finance Department Controllers Office NewY0rs May a. iss
A 4
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EXECUTORA' SALE of INSURANCE, RAIL
A. ROAD STATE. and BANK STOCK. 81 AUCrtOE.-AN.
THoNY BLFEckER viii sell Il Public Auction on WEDSES
Az june the fth 1885 ~ O'Clock, zoe Merchants tschAug
by ofce Of the undegned EKcute tie following stocks VIA
estate
II Boros each of'he GeyYo Stock Of 1861 10
terest payable quarterly, a. per cent.
1910 Dollars the Siock the State Of Ohio 1850 II cent
~ shares Of the hDcsettocser Insurance 90 ysu: so each
go shares the stock Of the Pb~Diy Bank yane so esh
100 shar Of the stock NewYok AID Nes.aycn asosk
psr vliue $40 each
Bords GEO each ofihs Hudson River R.road per
with Coupons p,yebs ~ 1859 IN Nsw-iofk or London
Bonds q GO aoh Newfors sod Ere Railroad "a Mort
"se' per cent T'S'0's i'" : SaanTH6WsLL Executor.
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CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
@GOO.oOf

SEVEN PR CENT. liNNl sNsANANE DONDk
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii Be received a. O. oGce Of WADsW ORTIZ SHELDON Va
. Waist 10 The Ciy Of Ne~.lok uoa y geocs SAr
UIDAY he ssh Gay Of June. lGs5 or BE purchase Of
5000, oOOO
Of SEWN rFH CENT FIRST MtlsisADs BONDS q Ia
GkLENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMPANY.
q cio OF Company. psd % The g dsy Of May ls ud
an, ,u,s b Decd Tus. lends e,t,t. -
ether sod sUchses o IA Company eAeu,ed
AID 6eveltd Geore Robbins snd jugs Wsdswob
CITY Of NewYok which tee date ne Isl OF June @ aud d1y
Tics Bonds Beer date e let dsy OF Juue 1853 each for sc
Toe Of cent sru sud mad
ravabe 81 lie American Exchange Bank ia the Cry Of Nef
lie frs dsy Augr with Interest saehed aha
on the Rrst ssys Of August february IN each year
Tie roptsss ed aud sddes~c Proposals tor oaena
and Ccso Rfcsd fonfs Warss orb snd Sheooo No
Wst New-Yeik The ids will Ia open-d Soceck The sd
presence Of the Trustees and such bidders -
n desire 70 be p-vsspt - -.
rce proposals. per be L. dv OF jay nesi > per
cert Ausrst usat y cent on me ~ cay
September Is Per on the m GAY ~ Veoher mex "a,
subscb,rs he Bonds will he d ved IS payments
tire inst pad 10 sppN upon the las, h.
ceive Rcrd thcr option VII BE- abused tie
ue OF making fua ryner comrc interest the Bonds
tom TIE The Company reserve the Is 10 ihs
proposals the whole poou toe aoun ofTed awarding
70 he highest bidders such IS shall Re accepted
TIE RCroTt the Company showing s hnanc eordroa
Jr-e lsS and all Information relating % he afan
srd rrosree's viii Re ready eeys and nay b, obtained
stuheoiion 10 he sui. ,rhers - New-Nofk June l. lSA
MAnSNORrH SHELDON, No 9WNlst
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NOTICE-An Annual Meeting of the Stakeholder. Of

~ tbe ALLE0HANY MINING COMPANY vii b. hsld WE'D
EEsDAY, the Oh de, 81 July Iex st ock A. ST. tho ef- Of
tie Company No e. kewY3fk elect officers
upon lendmeut hs CHARTER and Other
business which may before tho meeurs. -. .
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OTrIcE DRLAwAFF, LAcKAwANsA WEsTEES GAmsoAs Co /
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.- sealed nrone.

ssswi b. received ~ he Office ~ toe DELAWARE LACK.
AWAhNA AND ME~lEtN RAILROAD COMPANY. Ne q
Wat New York lnd - the Of Company az scsuion
Luzerte founty Frnyfara tbe feut l e.y OF Jans
for tie GRADING hRlD0ING and MASONRY ofts fs.
Division Of SAD oso al out hJ miles the poot a. reoa
W he hvJery IA roads near ne DesWpe Wae Oap Plans
Aefni Of the Company. scranton ~ $500
The road viii b. acsd and bncgd for track and the psy
uents made Ia can. -
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACT0RS-ScaledP Proposals for
the Grading Masonry and Bridging ne secon1 snd Third d.
he southern Wisconsin kaioad ~ miles leng h. via
be received az the Engineers Office he CITY u Jtgesye the
18th day May until 'h lit dy OF june 1853 where the
pns rIofsonc BE- examined Bsns form. for Popo
sail viii be- furnished HUCH LIE. chief EnglnsH
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PAcIFIc MAJ sIEAMsgP CoNglsY,

e uIdded profile Of hs Company ~ % he Jt1 April hs bel
THIS DAY dec nd payable IN STICK Of the Company The Ce
viii be ready for delivery tie Ith int AID tho holders u
these aud 81 other ot rfcas 81 the Company will b. ao Sled
in H. sults Of is business from aud ae Sch pitt by 0mfd
tie Board Of Directors. W. II. DAVIDGE, Secy
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The Pacific Railroad Company has completed road for
20 miles west OF ST. Louis aud under contract for l35
miles Its length 10 be 800 mes 10 the boundary Of the
Stale The point where the road ntsTseots the Kansas
River the point At which Mr. Edward BeSle is 70 take
his departure the survey o the Benton and Fremont
rcute f,- a railroad to thc Paci6c.
Iuporsai.ons Of Dry Goods Tor week ending June q
ls5S.
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DAYTON TO TcLED

FRAYcE.-The Commercial Advertiser
"a paper printed at New York, Of May
18th, contains the following private letter
from Paris, by the last steamer. We give
itus we received il, though i. may bs
exaggerated; the authority, however, is
reliable: m saGc e y ait 7
II ought 20 tell you that the General
Marshal Of France, 81. Armand, Minister
Of War, was arrested last evening by OF.
der Of the Emperor, for the following
reosons: Gen. Cornemers; Aid-de~C Camp
Of the Emperor, found himself in The
cabinet Of his Majesty, with Gen ST..
Armand; a sum OF 100000 francs was
there, and the Emperor, entering his
cabinet, asked for this money, which he
intended for the marriage portion Of the
daughter Of Gen. St. Armand Gen.
Cornemers searched everywhere, but
was unable 10 find more than 200, 900
francs, whereupon he said TO Gen. ST..
Armand, you and | only have been here,
and i, is only yourself who could have
taken H. Finding that he could not
deny the chafge, 81. Armand instantly
drew his sword and killed Gen. Cornes
ners. The latter having merely time to
make engagement, piercing the arm. Of
81. Armand. This scene passed under
the eye ofibe Emperor, and so suddenly
that he had no time TO prevent The blow"
The maiief1is hrshe d up, but youIna.y
rely on the facts, as have them ffom
reliable source. r bn1 5t,gk
81. Armand, you are aware, is the Gem
eral who played SO prominent q part IN
the coup de csafs. 10 December.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION I'm
VIRGINIA.

On this day, the Congressional cleo
lion in Virginia will take place. The
Washington Union says that every Dem,
oc,a,ic candidate win be elected. The
list is thus given by llla, paper Ohio
StatesmaB, r26fh alt. ,lvagV5 arr
In the first district the Hon. Thos. II
Bayly runs without opposition, noIwi,h,
standing Wing majority in the district.
In the second district, Gen. John s,
MiIlson will be elected without opposi.
iion. .,.t,,r-
In the third distric: the Hon. John s
Caskie, willbe elected by maturity oI
not less than five hundred yo.ss over his
Wing competitor, Clayton G. Coleman.
In the fourth district The Hon. William
O. Good, a distinguished ex-membcr Of
congress, v III be elected over Wyatt
Cardwell, Whig,s by a minority equal to
the number Of votes cast for his oppo
nent. aee ,a7l trs .sn. sse, 3g,ii4J asi4,ia
In The ttth district, unfortunately, the
issue is rot SO certain, as two Democrats
the Hon. Tbos. 8, Bocpck and The
lion, Thos. a.. Avere,t--are in the field.
|, is probable, however, that one Of the
Democratic nominees will beat tue Wing
candidate, John I. Wootien, by q small
plurality, (Dem. elected. ..d
In the 8irth district The Hon. Paulus
Powell will be elected over Alexander
Mosely by a handsome MINORITY. ''+
In the 8epenM district The lion. VIM.
Smith will in all probability be ie.urned
by majority varying from one thousand
10 flteep hundred 'votes Edgar Spow-
den, Wing, is his opponent 5--,I.e ,--(,.
n The eighth district the result is some
awha. doubtful. We anticipate the, cleo.
lion of The Hon. G. ]. Faulkner, by a
small maturity over AR. Boleler, Wbs'
In the ninth district the IIor '"nh
Letcher, has no opponent. ;,
In the tenth disiric, g h'oweii, den'-
ocra,, has no oppos,nNi:.
la The eieps.sa district two democrats,
]. F. sncsgIass and G. l. Lewis, and
one Wnig, A. M. .Sserret, are in tho field.
sterrel will probably be defeated. 81
In ihe twelfth and thirteenth districts
Inc Hon. IL. A. Edmoadson, and the
Hon. Fayet.e McMullin have no oppo'
3ltlOl. lA-s ri-7fs s.s'---l +-'.-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-17

or We like the Home Journal, mol
less for the excellence of its laboriously
culIed selections, than for It's genial, in
slrac.iyo editorials. Il is our ideal Of q
Family paper, pure and elevated in is
literary conduct, filled with q well de.
signed variety, giving nasynopsis q Just
she kind Of Bews that mere political
presses fail t0 pfford: l'st4les' sketches,
&c, are always Of a bigh order. lis
poetry % the choice moFceaax, which
meet the refined taste Of its accom-
plishcd ditors--;hemselves poets known
10 admitting fame. We like it, and we
always read i, and wish iha, il had in oul
section ofcouaMyta wider and larger cir
culaiion, for il we'll deserves the patrons
aye of the public everywhere. New
York: Morris g. Willis, 49, lr4 o,o., f
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I ilD.H From the Northwestern Wing.
RAILROADyC CONVENTION AT DAY
=

We publish below the proceedings Of
the railroad convention held o. Dayton,
May 80. From the representations Of
our friends present, the best feeling pres
vailed, and the speedy construction Of
the road is looked upon as a fixed fact.
The estimated stof The road com
pleted for business, including railing,
mnchinery, station houses, depois, &C.,
is $ls,225 per mile.
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those who have beeh instrumental in Sc

those who have beeh instrumental in Sc
curing lis appointment. lo,hi
Mr.. Gilson has by his previous con
duct while connected with that Office,
lost the confidence Of the people Of the
northwest and since i: was through his
management, that the londless tbrougbou
this portion Of the S:ate, have been made
The victims Of 'land sharks and specula
tors, they hold him TO be the last mar
that should huye been promoted in 'heil
midst" 4 ''ls'l ~ ''.l ~
No paper in The State has treated the
appointment as defensible. Nor is it.
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ROAD NOrI(,Is1

DUBLIC notice is hereby given &c. tho
IL citizens OF Putnam county, and State Of
OHIO, at their next Session, praying for the
location and establishment Of a county road,
commencing al the county line south Of NJ
w. 0gan's house, in section thirty-Iiye inthe
township Of Pleasant, county aforesaid, and
State Of Ohio Ito run thence north to the end
OF N. w. Ogan's east and west lane, and
thence west to inteIsect the Kenton and
Kalida State road. NV. OGEN.I
June 9, 1853. x S 635
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Or The Congregational Church at
Lockport wgs struck by lightning, Sun.
day before1asl, just after the afternoon
service Ihad commenced. One person
was Instantly killed, and several badly
injured. The building was also consid
efably damaged. 10 &A NE i
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
.y.th,{ REAL, ESTATE.

DY virtue of an order 10 me directed from
ID the Court Of Probate, of Putnam coun-
'ty, Ohio, i will offer fer sale at the house Of
Henry Green, in the town'of Leipsic, on
Saturday, the ltiM day Of july, "A. d.,
1853,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, o. m. and
a o'clock, ?. m, Of said day, the following
described premises, the property Of Iohn
Mcclure, deceas sed, (subject to the dowelof
Sarah Mcclure. his widow therein) to wit: >
The north half Of tho north west quarter
Of section twenty-four, in township two
north Of range seven east, containing eighty
acres, situate in Putnam county, State Of
Ohio.
Term, Of 6ale.--One-third cash in hand;
one-third in nine months! and the reslduc in
eighteen months, with interes, from the day
Of sale, to. be secured by mortgage on the
premises. .,,sFI 51.., si,.a etf,
W ROBERT ]. LOWRY,
Admir- do bonis non OF John Mcclure, deed
JAMES MAcKExzlE, atty for petitioner.
June IL, 1858. aoe FiaNt e 636cw
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JOHN GEIGER's ESTATE.

N Office hereby given that John.-eiger
In administrator of the Estale OF John
Geiger. deceased. has filed his accounts in,
the office OF the Probate Court Of, Putnam
c"uniy, Ohio, for final settlement; and that
snid accounts will be heard ON the 9Th day
Of July. A. D. 1853. lgn ,sis' IGl
,ca.s JOHN DIXON, Probate Jpdgep ad
June Z, 1858. 635
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lSsTTLEaIENr OF GUARDIANS
ACCOUNTS " RsHA 0a

NoTlCE i herehy given tltas James
4 y Wooddell, Administraior Jf die Estate
Of William Henderson. .decensed. has fled in
the Office OF tho ps-bate t,ourrs vf-y'
county, Ohio, for final settlement, the nc-
counts oc The deceased, as guardian OF hig
minor heirs. 2ssl
a JOHN DIXON. ROTATE Judge.
June III, 1858. Ia f't35tI
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER QE C0fIRT M nalf

nN the sixth day Of July, 1853, at three
" O'clock in the afternoon, at tie house
OF Henry Wing initho town'of Gilboa, willie
he sold TO the highest bidder the following
Real Estate, as the propertv OF John Henry,
Miller, deceased, to wit:--The west half Of
the north east qnn.ter Of section Nineteen,
in town one north Of rnnge Eight east, sub J
ject 10 the dover Of the widow. Appraisedi
at $437 90. Terms OF snle - One third cash,
IN hand; one.third in nine monthsi and tho
residue in eighteen months. with interest
from the dayof snle, to be secured by mort.
gage on the premises. r4ge}Fsiy !, ~ sfli
Z HENRY WING. Admir- de bonis non
( ofJonN HENRY AliLLfa, decrasad.,
ELAm DAY. Sol. for Admir-. A4'e r-Tag
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