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NOTlCE is hereby given, pursuant to an
lV order made by the Csurt OF Probate, Of
Putnam county, Ohio, that I will offer for
sale, at the house OF Henry Green, in the
town of Liepsc, in SAID county,
On Saturday the 26M day of November, "A n.
1853.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock, P. M, of snid day, the following
Real Estate. belonging to the Estate of James
Sutton, deceased, late of Pickaway county,
subject to the Dow er estate OF Elizabeth SUIT
ton, his widow therein, to wit:
The south west quarter of the south wcst quar-
ter, Of section number tloenty, three, in town-
shin number tvo north, Of range number
seucn cast, containing forty acres Of land,
more or less, situate in the COUNTY of Pvt
nam, aud State Of Ohio.
Terms of Sale.-One. third cash in hand,
one-thrd in nine months, and the residue
in eighteen months, with interest from the
day of sale, to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
JOHN DUNKEL, Administrator
Of James Sutton, deceased.
October 26, 1853 Il 655]
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James Mackenzie, Guardi-
an of Hermann Tege.
mann, q lunatic,

US. PU L NAT
The unknown heirs, and COUNTY,
legal representatives of Petition TO
s,'1 %,nn. Hermann T@s'' Sell Land.
NNHE unknown heirs and legal repre-
IL sen,atives Of Hermann Tegemanu
yon are hereby informed, that on the Sd
day Of November, A, d. 1853, said
Guardian filed his petition, in the Probate
Court of Putnam County, State Of Ohio,
The object apd prayer Of which p.l'ion
is to obtain an order for the sale Of the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County and State aforesaid, and bounded
and described as follows; to wit: beng a
part of section number seventeen (l7)
in township number one a. north, OF
range number seven ~ east, and part
Of The south cas-, fraction, beginning at
the south puarter-pos, Of the said secIi,n,
thence north thirty.fve degrees east,
twenty rods, to Blanchard river, thence
down said stream, to tho land owned by
Henry Rdenour, thence south ninety
three rods and thirteen links, to the place
Of beginning, containing ten acres ond
eighty rods: and also the following, 10
wit: being part of said section seven
teen, commencing on the south line Of
said section, on the half,section line,
thence ives, thirty feet, thence north
ninety three rodT, thence east thirty feet,
thence south on the half>seclion line
ninety-three rods 10 the phce of begin
ming: also the following, being part Of
the aforesaid section, and described as
being the piece of land sold aud convey.
ed by j. IIcnry Felrmann and wife, to
SAID Hermann Teyemann, by t'leir deed
executed and delivered on the twenty
third day Of October, A. ID. 1853, con-
tanning one and ihree>fourthS acres, more
or less; also, any and all other lands that
may belong to said Hermann Tegemann,
in Ouowa township. in said county. Said
petition will be for hearing on the 5,h
day of December, A. D. 1858.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Guardian
Of Hermann Tegcmann.
November 4,h 1852 1856
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHloAN,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Sent. 81. lHS3

,- oept. Il, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given that by resolution here
IN tofore made of the Board of Directors of the
Dayton and Mchigon Railroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made to said Companp were required to
be called in. Subscribers in the county OF Putnam
were by said resolution required TO pay five per cent
on the amount oftheir stock, the 18th April Inst
and ten per every SIXTY days thereafter until the
whole ofsaid subscription should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary of In.
stallments due, to meet the obligations and engage
ments ofthe company for road contracts and II il
hoped that those subscribers who in default in this
respect will hereafter he punctua and that all the
Stockholders will do their part to the urtheranee Of
the common interest.
Pay ofsubscrptio in said county, may he
made to DR.. c. 7, PoMERoY, of Ottowa, who 10 au
thorized to receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor.
by Order of the Board.
HENRY S. MAYO,
Treas u. g. M r. X Cc
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\ OTICE is hereby aiven, tn

NOTICE is hereby Aiven, that
/ Y there will be apetition presented tothe
Commissioners of Putnam county, Ohio, at
their December Session, for 1858, praying
for the following location and vacations OF
county rends. The locationin said county
will begin on the south west rorCer of sees
ton twenty (26) in Riley township in I
said county, thence Eorth aloug intersections
line, until intcisects the county road leud-
ing from P Pendeton TO Gilboa The vacations
will peas follows; one will begin on the
county line on Peter Deeler's land in said
township, thence north until to the county
road between John and Christian Luga5eel !
and the other will begin on the State road
from Pendleton 20 Findlay, about four rods
west from Christian d. Steiner's dwelling q
house, in said township, thence northseEs,
until on the said section line, where the said
location will be-. -.e eutt atgN
654s CHRISTIAN d. STEINER,
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The strength of party resides not in
the number OF its nominal adherenls, but
in their devotion TO certain common
well-defned, important principles, TO
which some other party IS hostile.
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They punish people queerly in China :.
For robbing peddler, gentleman was
lately pu, into mortar and fred against
a stone wall. Whether this cured hun
Of lis propensilies, we have no, leaned.
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JAMES liz. ARMSTRONG,
PLAIN AND FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services to
HI all who my wish good FITS, on short
notice, in the neatest style, ana on the most
reasonable terms. Oct 1903.
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Treas. D. g. M. R. r. CO.

LIMA, PENDLErON, GlLBOA, g.
TOLEDO, AIR LINE II ABROAD.
M Office is hereby given hat Books will
' be opened on the % Gay Of October,
1853, to receive subscription 20 the capital
dleton, by Henry Killheffer and Robert Mar
shall; nj Gilboa, by T. Fl. B, lipkins, ]. E.
Creighton, Milton c. Ewing, and Elisha
Stout.
NJ, G, Ewing, Brice W. Viers,
Hiram Afford, T. II. B. Hipkius,
Elisha Stout, Matthew Chambers,
Robert Marshall, Henry Killheffst,
James McBide, G. N. Wilson,
S. Sutton, Corporators,
Sept, l3, 1853. $40
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Da-
"A vid Lyon late of Putnam county decd,
are requested to make immediate payment
and those having equitable Claims against
said estate are desired to present them legal
~ authenti ;ntcd for settlement within one
year. VIM. F. WHITING, Admir-
October goth, 1858.
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N Office is hereby given, that there will
~ be petition presented to the Commits
sioners of Putnum County, at their next De-
cember session, praying for county road. to
wit: commencing at the coun! road leading
from o. Tolburt's to the Bucyrus road on the
section line, between sectinn thirteen Q3
and fourteen (I4l in township number two
(2) south of range five ~ eas; at the halfsec
tion corner Of said sec lion fourteen running
thence west on or near said half section line
until it intersects the road on the east side Of
The Auplaize river, 1886
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M NJOTICE is hereby given. that a
lN petition will be presented tc the Com.
missioners Of Putnam county, Ohio, al their
next December Session, praying for contin-
uing County road, commencing in section
number one, on the west side Of the school
house in school district number one. OF Pleas
ant township, thence on straight linz north.
westwardlly with the road that comes by Geo
Pope's, ill it strikes the line between sec.
tions number one and number two, thence
nerth on said line to the Base or township
line between Pleasant and Ottowa townships,
thence west 5 or rods to the section corner
of sections 35 and SO, in Oltowa township,
thence north along said section line to inter-
sect the Ottowa and Williamstown road, and
there to terminate. t, ,-,.r,
October II, ls53.-T655'
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THE ESTATE OF HURBERT KLEINE,
DECEASED.
9HNO TICE is hereby given, that the under,
AN signed was on the 18th day of June, A.
d. 1858, duly appointed and qualified as Ex
ecutor of the last will and testament of Hur-
bert Kleine late OF Putnam county, Ohio,
deceased.
ANTONErTE KLEINE.
November Sd, 1858. 657*
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OF Dr.. JOHN F. PERKEY's o(ficia
majority over Jesse Wheeler, for Repre-
sentative IN Hancock counly, is Sl3.
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ADMINS TRAITORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
SIlERIFFS SALE.

SilEhlE . CA ALC.
{. II. Rice, Administrator ofthe)
Estate of F, G. Fitch, deceused, EXECUTION
William Phillips.
PY virtue of an execution to me directed from the
- Court OF common pleas, of Putram county, Ohio
offer for sale at the door Of the court house in Ka
Ida, in the county and State aforesaid,
On Saturday, the l0th day Of December,
A. d., 1858,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock. P. NJ, of said day, the following described
Real Estate, 10 wit:
inot nrmher ffty.one t51). In.lot number one
hundred. n.lot number one huidred and thirty eight
in the town of KaIida and half (al of am acre OF
land, more or less, on the east side of Hog creek
adjoining out.ot numhor ten tlO) the east, all jr
Putnam county and State Of ohio.
Taken as the property of William Phillips to salts.
fy two execution. one in favor of G. Fl. Rice, Ad
ministrator of G. Fitch deceased, and one in favor
of William Arnold.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERlFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co.. O., Nov. 6, 1858.
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ir MARRIAGE araf
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY is TT

When too late to he benefited by our oNsdge, No look
back and mOun aud regret the full consequences Of OHs
guOra:.ce. .a.., .r. D. u .l.afF
knowledge obtain in after years And what days and
Nights G anguish we might not have been spared, If s
khoM lVlEr was timely ssssel. Il Is
Butte record., 1853-12-10

secluded Il suca hour, and the soul vearns
fqr q serensr atmosphere than earth. 4 more
eanEeli clime-esdn the land where the
Rainbow never fades nor stars rrow dim
The nd Of the deTout poet was absorbed
II admiration, Is Ae contemplated the perfect
order and harmony with which for centuries
these GOLDEN orhs have moved IN in their As
s--gned circuits, producing the regular success
son q day and night With kindliu- eflo-
tons he exclainis, 81 Day unto day uttereth
speech, and night unto night shoEeth knowl-
edge With q voice louder than human
notes, they proclaim the existence Of a lar
controlling their movements and guiding their
path Ages have elapsed since Infinite Wis
dom commanded - Let there be lights IN the
armament Of heaven, yet these planetary
globes reyolve Is obeaiently to that command
and as accurately fulfil their destined course
through llhmltable space, as when first re
duced from chaos 70 ordor.
If thus perfect IS the law which governs the
mater al universe, whose DESTINY Is limited 10
time, well mas We infer, with David. that the
moral law, whose subjects shall survive the
colsunmation IF material things. is no les
perfect in its influence and designs" con
verting the seul.7
Butte record., 1853-12-10
WINS BRANcH

The "FovNTAINr is the place Of ealr'
For Bachelors, both great and small;
Bn; dare they e'er n love 10 get,
The - -'BRANcH" the case has nicely met;
ana here, w5rh sweet-hearts or with wives.
May feast and happily their lives.
Our city no such place could boast.
I'M VIM became the Ladies host.
no served such dishes to the Fair.
That bachelors themselves came there.
AND wonder'd d what the move could mean
The Ladies rushing all TO WINS.
The wonder having passed away.
Now from the 'BRsNCH' hev cannot STAY
The spirit Of the age they feel.
And TO the Branch VIII often steal
With those so lovely. smiling, sweet.
To spend the hour a-tefe-a-fefe. nov-lq
Butte record., 1853-12-10
WINS FOUNTAIN HEAD y

IHt FOUNTAIN HEAD THE FouNrA4~
NiNN FOUNTAIN Is the place, THEAn
Where Old and youn-- me grave anl rav.
join in Lites cheerful race.
They with accord are rushing bv.
And for TIE FEUNTAIN haste:
Their Breakfast, Dinner, Supper too.
Are always 10 the taste
'Tis there they find the choisest meals.
Our market e'er affords.
Served up in latest style that's known.
Al smoking On the boards
Steaks and stews anl vegetables rare.
And butter a. sweet as cream:
Rolls, doughuuts, cakes, aud fruit pies.
Well tt for England's Queen
The Coffee, TOO, 50 clear ana hot,
Prepared Of Java best.
Served up with cream and sugar white.
Is drank with hearty zest.
WINS FOUNTAIN HEAD hath viands choice.
All that IS rare and good:
None can surpass is ample store.
Nor rich and varied board.
This fact our robust Aldermen.
Do every day attest,
That at WINS FoUATA1N HEAD and BR Nf.f+-
They re always suited best
Then, old AMI young. both grave aud eay.
Lets Tor the FOUNTAIN ain.
The FOUNTAIN HEAD THE FOUNTAIN Ham,
And choicest meals ohfain-
Respectfully Dedicated to the Eating Pubic Of
California in general, ana san Francisco in
particular, BY Nd Sslr1..
novl9.
Butte record., 1853-12-10
DELEGATE FROM NEW s1Ex1co.


The election for a delegate to represent
New Mexico in Congress has resulted in the
chMce q Mexican Priest named Gallero.
over his competitor Gen. Wm Carr Lane. re
Gently Governor Of that Territory The Hon.
Fa1re Manuel Galegos, was at last accounts
On his route = Washington city with a Ger
uhcate Of election II his pocket. where he will
douotless-judging from his reputation and
character at hone-become IS great a lion .
many ether foreigners have been before
him
The Padre IS SAID to be a proficient in the
prlneipal amusements Of the French and the
ball-roon-a great favorite with the ladies =
fond Of 4 horse race and cock-frht. with a
natural affection 1or the ardent which prompts
ann 10 indulge al times 10 as great a length
as his system can bear HIS election i much
to he wondered al, as It would hardly seem
possible that be. suspended priest with the
powerful enmity Of the Bishop upon him. pos
sesslng none Of those qualifications which befs
man Tor the -lgnifed position of a represer-
tailve IN congress, could possibly compete il
8 successful manner with a gentleman sustain
ing 81 character 1or intelligence, and souDd
judgement that Is attributed 10 Gen. Lane
et, he las, By a large majority beaten the
native born candidate ii spite too, Of power
Ial Influences brought to bear both upon the
stump ana II private BY the Bishop-Who Is
almost a God amongst a Mexicon populace,-
and ether prominent and infuential men
Even the shafts of ridicnle constantly shot at
ham during the canvass IN public and in uri-
yate, and which are supposed to prejudice the
minds and votes Of an ignorant greaser peo-
PIE have had no effect. Gen Lane has beer
fairly worsted by a besottel. pleaspre-seek
ing, greaser, ox-priest, and the important
territory Of New Mexico is to be. for at least
a short period alis-represeutedi in Congress. bv
him.
Il We mistake not the people If New Mexi{
CO. who can distinguish between proper and
inefficient or useless legislation. viii have A.
oan-ant cause 70 regret their choice, a choict
I9o made at TINE when the iHpor1ance Of
correct and active legislation, viii from the
infancy and backwardness Of their TERRITORY.
be demanded uore than any other tine. This
IS the irst occasion Of Mexican sitting in
Congress, and with the \. 7. Herald We
would ask will he be the ast:-Trulv some
men have greatness thrust upon them'"-The
ex-prie>t--Hon. Padre Manuel Galleros EttlA
dreamed when some few years since. aiminis-
tering the sacrament in quiet little church
Of a vary small village, that he was in 50 short
a time TO assist in administering the laws Of
great nation--lS. = Ege, Journal
Butte record., 1853-12-10

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Rutte,
~ ss.-Ninth Judicial District Court-The
people Of the Sta1e Of California To John T
Simmons, Peter Roer and ". F. Burr. Gree
ting; You arc hereby required 70 appear IN
an action brought against you rs defendants
by Z h. Dodge plIntits. n the Ninth Judicial
District Court N and f1T said county Of Butte
ana ans-Fer the glaint therein. (which IS
90 file with the Clerk # said Court within
SIX weeks after service upon you # this sum-
mons exclusive Of the day ot service or judg
meut by default viii be taken against you.
This is IN action brought against YOU by
slii rlaintF. 20 recover the sum of one thous-
and AMI three hrnl-el dollars which said
plaintlE AYERS u nis complaint Is due 10 him
from y1u On q certain promissory note. made
AZ executed IN Mary vile, March Sd, 1888.
and which IS promise 10 pay g. Bartlett &
Co., or order the sum oi SIX hundred l600l
dollars, ar their store in Marysvilie with in
terest al the rate Of FIVE per cent per month
I'll. paid, from date. aG1 which said note 5 tn
dorsol, II The back. As follows. 70 wit; IVA
viL- demand ana notice. Peter Roer " T:
Burr, and '-Tithout recourse. G. Bartlett X
Co., AID which said note was protested by ".
x. Sherwood, q Notary Puble in and for
Yuba county. On the sixth day Of July 1888:
AMI was by joseph 5 Garvooi and George
Bartlett sold and Transferred to said plaintiff,
Z. X Dodge, al the city Of san Francisco on
the 20sh day OF Jaly / 6J3; and plaintiff gives
notice that If you fail to apear and answer his
complaint, he VIII apply to the Court fer the
relief deman lei therein. and for such other
and further relief as may appear Just and
proper II the premises and his costs Of suit
- Given under my hand and seal Of
Z said Court, at Bidwel. this 10Th day
Of October, a p. 1888
~ F. PAIGE, Dist Clerk,
pr. T. WELLs. Deputy.
CHAs. F. LorT, Atty for Plaf
novl2-Iaw-6w
Butte record., 1853-12-10

SsTATE OF CALIFORNIA; County Of Butte,
~ :, ; Ninth Judicial District Court
jackson Roark vs. Martin Spencer. The peo-
Tle Of the State Of California 10 Martin Spen-
Ger, greeting
You are hereby required 70 appear and an
swer n an action brought against you in said
Court. by jackson Boatk, the complaint Of
Of said pahuti1. (bsing on file with the clerk
Of sid eoHTt-3 within TX weeks Of the service
If this summons on yo1, exclusive of the day
Of service, CT judgment by default viii be en-
tered against you. This IS az action com
meneed against you as defendant, By Jack
son Roa-k, plaintiff, TO recover judgment for
the sum q nine hundred dollars and legal
interest. On promiss9ry note made, signets,
and delivered by you to said Roark, on the
10th, day Of September \. D. 1882 for the
sum Of niue hundred dollars, payable on the
lst day Of May, 4. r., 1853; and also 70 OBJ
tain judgment and order of Court to foreelose
q certain indicture Of mortgage, made. signed,
acknowledged and delivered By you, Ia said
Roisrk, on the 20.h day Ct September, A. D.
1852, Il secure the payment Of the sum Of
money and legal interest thereon. for which
the above specified promissory note was given,
Anal plaintiff gives notice that II you fail TO
apptsar and answer his said complaint. he viii
take. judgment by default for said sum Of nine
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