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AMOUNT pnid county commissioners per diem $l3a 90
/. William NJ. Bell, auditors fees
for the year ending March LIST.
HAS etss 1853 ........ ........... ..... IUl -
J" grand jurors. .................rsl lls %
T" '' petit juiors.... ........... JOG 65
(" I" James Mackenzie one.third
11 la yearly allowance as prosecuf-
ing attorney. ......:....... " 90
" g Asnriah Budd one. fourth yearly
@iis' allowance MS prosecuting at
.tl. tOrney I.........s 5U w
g '' David ]. Brown clerks fees for 5,,.s.
~ issuing venires for grand and
petit jurys. . 1e
/" John D. Frucley sberiifs feos
tpssRsl 2 for summoning grand and petit &
4it1 sinriss and witnesses before 4
t0o3F i.t' grand jary.... ............. J3 w
{" y witnesses before grand jury
fees and miieage. ..,.......... l05 10
" ~ for fees and costs of annual md
presidential election and re.
turning poll books of Justices
W. ELECTIONS. $50 Cd
I" = for locating county roads ...... 154 e5
- H." clerks OF townships for making H
s.,.5 .'tH-ss aud returning enumeration OF
aJ7 I'D white youths. hs.........".-...f % 50
+" h" township assessors for assessing
81 IN 1852. 2......,..... ........... u w
township nssessors for 1885,. 600 81
I" III" taxes refunded on land er'o. iill
al neously sold for taxes...:.... So II
!" for stationery for all Offices. .. l43 70
:. +" Jnmes Mackenzie for drawing
official bonds for county Off
.HlHeN #7 cers........ .......... ~ v,
members hoard of equalization 3 OO
g = justices Of the peace for opening
w poll hooks OF annual and justi'
ees elections ......... .......' IL 5O
James Wells consta les fees nt-
tending grand and petit juries Is 10
q George Skinner postage on
county documents 81
" ." costs and expenses In State cases 1853 10
I" - for wood for court house. clean.
ipe cout, honse and other Incl,
dental expenses. 80 81
I" for btilding Office for probate
judge and repairing eotri house 70 II
John Dixon as probate Judge,
.l forAdmiiting Jonathan Daniels
and ". Tharp to bail AID re-
ca cording proccedings.......s.! 6
for amount assessed on policy Of
insurance Of couyt house..... Is 6e
+. .Bassett for stove and Pipe
for probate ofhce............ II 81
I l"g07 Samuel Startling Tor aett clnrs
for probate Office. ............. 20
Samuel Sterling for desk for
sS Recorders Office. y. ......... II 90
James Mackenzie for publishing
annual Exhibit Of receipts and
expenditures for 1852. s5 20
James Mackenzie for printing
blanks for auditors ohice.n.. 90
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TIE IR1su ExILEs "A B1llimore des
patch Of the 9th states that the editor
Of the Catkolic Mirror has received au !.
,hentic information, ihat Patrick Dono.
hue, and all the Irish exiles had escaped
from Van DiemaDS Land, md will shortly
arrive q, one ogour Atlantic ports. 'F
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
i y Of Putnam county tlai there will be n
petition presented 10 the Commissioners OF
Putnam county. at their next Session, pray
ing for the location and establishmeni' Of a
county road, commencing stthe north cspt
corner OF the south west quarter of the south
west quarter Of section tliirty-ive. in Plea
sant township, Putnam county, Ohio, TO run
thence south to the coubty line, Of said
county. a2a At@t Qs5 tS .-af'ii's
la'.g ADAM VANAlETER.9
June-S, 1858. Fa3A 635l
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y AUDITORS OFFICE, !
Kalida, Putnam County, Ohio,

e ~ 2j.l June IL, 1853. Z
], John Monroe, Auditor ip and for said
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing
is correct exhibit of the Receipts and
OF Putnam county, for the
yenr ending JuRe 9th, 1858. .a
- JOHN MONROE, auditor.
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iiAiL SToah.- nus Town ana Viclnlly
hail s,orm. which lasted aome fifteen
minutes. Hail stones were picked III
aher The shower as large Ms walnuts.-
Considerable glass in The windows oe The
houses in Town was broken, our sanctum
window suffered materially. Whs.her
much damage was done The growing
wheat we had moi learned up 10 the hour
Of going to press, undoubtedly consider.
able. has been done.
Fruit trees we're injured considerably.
and the majority gof fruit thereon WIS
Knccked Off NaPoteon NOrthicest. a
o. We seo liz ,,,g,,a = c,,,i III, c.;.,,y
a fs;,bef, NJ .nnanno', !, ~ 4 ~ T m.m
cocL Covr;er ~ - aandJs,, = e.. ~ ,ia"
lion by ,hs nam,,ssan" e g.. p D. pan.s...,,a .o,aa
i've = ,bs Iaa,s,s,g,s 4" r.I,s. ~ IT.,s.a,.
os.,,. H. s,s.s.ts, no -, "SocN ~
ys ,sa..,,o aa;. Ss s's.aI n 80 =. 70
: man ,sI,o e r. pon,;as,aa ns s III, ' !" Isa
q nv Dsn,'Se,.ca ac ~ 4, 49,. 80 ~ I
r., h;n.a,a lanra,s NJ. ~. w.s,i' ara W"
-E-.---,.- s,'H 80. "'~''T
or Our esteemed fellow citizen w.
y 'Is si,h"s L's ,nd S1 Ieen b appoip'ea ,e $ , M
sas, nr,%s ..nai rI' % Os.u ,eo, '"o m,,. u,Io
occ,n;od hs IN paJ;.a,a % 4, .hasi
occupied py g. ~. Gedlcord, as book
store, which he has fitted up very neatly
for the purpose. aa N.e.
MIR. Rsley is we'll qualified for the
Office, and his appointment APPEARS TO
give general saiislaction.--Ao Aorth- West
crn Wing. LlaE -la-. ;. ~ se1ol sgl
M A despatch from Milwaukee states
Il al the jury in the trial Of Mari, Ann
"neele', 'v1s"' t.u'ue' :" Laoe' cos."
~. as,se upon . .oe' 2o"u "eie uN,
."asou: ~ ~ ''Og'' .en .o', auu :,,
,"o E gums, '.Ia" ~, q, . 49, NV "a' w., %''
So.l 90 u''u' :" "''es' ~ S'o"ua,, uay
III =, MI, i. ,.,,om,,...s. ,h.,ys.as,
az, w. -, ~. ~ s'.' S.ro,,aa.', -" ~ ~ .%e' "as
MI M;, !. - ~ =, a,,ra,';,, liz; ~ ~
.n"auN,o' ,ns ~ - p'.sss ~ ~ s,, ~
Of the exploit, and refused TO make rep
atation.--Gosbea Democrat. -8a
7ny ~. -. c---- o'
,o,,. ~ s., ..,Hgs T AXE ooM'Sg-Dy ,le ia.e se
s%' T rO, r,,, nu'ope' we ieu1n 70 4 Com.
.:.l VI n,leslhsre y Is s..a apppo po the CRYSTAL
lIs.ohe, p.Is r,'.n,oh, non in this CITY. Sir
Ia'dco iaail H. r: n. -
Ch45l.. nye,' 'ae s,hhsA' ge0log's., ana
o.. s" aiea'y ue ~ = neong, 'ue Iv'y1'a.eo v',,
ue a'so N, opu.ug. ssen = w
"ope ,,nese ms' , w',l 70 lece'veu = y ~
Peop'e =. .uey uess'se. iney
a,e ..e u's""eu,sneu 'VS .ea,'lug anu '0'o"
''"o '''a''''i'el'o' 'o' <'"'et''
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GE0RGErrlTLER'S ESTATE.
N 0TiGE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been daily appointed and
qualified as elecutor Of TIM Esta te of George
Ti:Ier, deceased, late rof aPauld,ng county,
Ohio. SIS
June 8lh, 1858. John EROSSEN.
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I 0T v. 3. PALMER, at New York, Boston.
ana Philadelphia. is our only agen, in these
clies for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him.
on our account will be treated as if made
directly with this Office. ss,,.A t'gt ,
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ESTATE OF ANDREW LEASE.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that ,ths sub
IN scriber has been Guly appointed and
qualified as Administruto: Of the Estate OF
Andrew Lease, late Of Putnam coanty. ohb,
deceased q JOHN LEASE,
May 23d, A. D. 1853. 633
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E x HIB'IT
OF THE
RECElPTS& EXPENDITURES.
oF THE

hEUElI lDW EAI Elm III lUhED
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO,
For the year ending June 9th, 1863,
showing the balance in the Treasury /
Of each Fund 4f.9 IN gNarI
Amount Of State taxes collected
for 852..................-..-..A.. S3557 B2
Amoun, paid into State treasury. 3549 30 2
Balance in tho treasury. .........-.. 2 90 o
Amount of county funds remain. 4i /
ing in the treasury Of June set I,
Element, 1852 ,...-........,......,.. lag " a |
Amount collected in I852-...-....;. 1898 IS 8
z R a lfR ,afIas9 3s76 is o
Amount paid out on County orders 1857 SO Q
Bulonre in the treasury. .......... 28G AZ o
- ====l
lected in fia5s........................ 2sl7 10 3
Amount paid out ..-.......,..-.y. 23l7 09 o
'r3 El3l3 AfEz E1ANI ------
Balance in the treasury 10
as Il fif "a IS ====l
Amount Of bridge funds in the e.
1852, ............................ AIS 26 3
Amopgt Of bridge funds collected
On duplicase Of 1852 ..:........... 5ii 90 Q
-tN 8lat Mi "a1iF AiF ====
~ Tpn' lFo'if eo 926 So Q
Amount paid out........................ 10 81 0
~ It-ft ff ------- |
Balance in the treasury. 9O6 7S
rI re- U q |
Amount of school taxes collected if+tA
on dup lica;e of 1852. including
delinquencies Of 1851, and all ss-s.
other sources ..........-......!...... 3l3l a.
Aniount paid out.............."......-. 3'5t a.
iHd &HtieiiH i7a -@i ====I
Amount Of school house and other
special school district taxes coll
lectel on duplicate of 1859 in =
cudhg delinquencies of 1851 rsaL
and amount paid through S'ste
treaslrv... v....".........,..-..........'.. ~ Do
Amount paid out ...-'''-....,.,...... l27 81
|
Balance I'm the reasury.. II 88S41
'9g 18F{.n 1Joi st3A Hr h1f-i- -====l
Amount Of acre taxes collected
on duplicate Of 1852 being 90. h A
galS !ndd1Lae.ss aLreasa = state ,reasury $50 60
Amount paid ont ..........".......,- $50 90
-
Amount cf road tax collected on 1
duplicate Of 1852, exclusive Of
receip:s and pike, gunds..."... 1863 10
Amount paid ou,...,,..,,,.. -.'.'' 56S 10 =
====
AmoyntoF nee pike funds in the 'u"t''
treasury at June settlement,
lQ59 "a H.
4 moon, collected on duplicate of
1852, exclusiye Of receipts...... 237 60 0
~ q NyE p fTvT -----------
Amount paid ut.................... Ia 81 O
tsy -------
Balance in the treasury..,.......... 226 II 0
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A beautiful small locomotive engine is
to be sen, out with the japan expedition.
1t will have all its occompanymenis Of
tender and curriage, and a railway Of
some length 10 match. !, is intended 10
astonish The Emperor of Japan, as his
a perfect working model and will be in,
charge of competent engineer from
Philadelphia. Sci Amer. x
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g}TnE NoR'wEsTER is . beautifully
printed aud ably edited Democratic
j"uraal, now published a, Kenton, o., by
w W.eToMLrysoS, Esq. From the perusal
Of ono or two numbers Of his sheet, we
conclude he is the right kind Of man 70
bring Hardin tl,o "a reliable Democratic
county, as she ough, to be, and will be,
wo have no manner OF doubt. Success
70 him. ba,sss.l.y III. e5,, 4 5voie
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Total amount Of bills audited and orders
issueH. 80. ..............$ilSU a.
Amount in the treasury at June
settlement 1859. -. :. Sl42 l7A
Amount received in the trensary
during the year for county pur
p'''' 1876 i3
% recent, ~ p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . . . sel4 90
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DANIEL SHOWERS ESYA IE. I

OttlNiEL . Wv EIb' - Iot n I.lJ.
NOTlCE is hereby given, tha, The undera
IN signed has this day been appointed
and qualified as Administrator on the Estnte
Of Daniel Slower, late Of Riley township.
Putnam county. Ohio, deceased. z
Muy Goth 1888. 633] NIB THRAPP. /. n
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June-9 1853. 6da 81 63;

ENRST ARRIVALS - From New.
York.--A choice and well selected
variety Of beautiful Prints, Of the lafes, /,
styles, quite low, Choice Fans. Alpaca
Lustres, SC. t'. 4 '.ss'
II W9 8 A. J. FAVOR, Kalida, o.
April 25. 1853. 'e'a tg. 629
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,h0-r The Wing papers a, Kenton, Ohio,
has changed Us name and its editor. I,
is n7w ihe. Kenipp Republican, edited by
r. CpuLrER,for Of Fndlay. OHIO,
a gentleman Of ability and TACT, gn.l5iiut
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DIED.

In this village. OH the Iath ins. of typhoid
fever. Mas. HARRIET GosN ELL, aged
about "a years 1pa4a I3dHira "a
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EXHIBIT

EXHIBIT
Of Bills audited and Orders issued on
County Treasurer, for the vear ending
J June SUI, 1858. .raa .
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Teachers, Ccrtificates.

ONA sNAAStN~N-s
Al meeting Of the School EXAMINE
ers of Putnam County, held al Kalida,
Ohio, on the Oh instant, the following
meetings we're appointed for examining
candidates for Teachers, at tho following
places and times, 10 wit:--
Saturday, June 18th, at Gilboa.
4" July Cd, at oltowa.
So" August 9th, al .Pendleton. /
September Sd, al Kalida.
I. " T Oct lst, al Columbus Grove.
!" Nov. 5th, a, Foli Jennings.
~" December Sd, at Lhipsic. |
a a" Jan. 7lh, '54, u,Vanghnsvilc. 4
Private examinations are not hereafter
admissible, and those desiiing to &C. as
Teachers will govern themselves &C.
icordlngly. 1i.s ,S.P. WEAVER,
'1aos-a,e8oi ii. j. ROEt1MER, ]
JAMES MACKENZIE.
June 6, 1858. School Examiners.
Cincinnati, Dayton, and Toledo Railroad,
M Office is hereby; given that Books will
lN be opened on Monday, July 4th, 1853.
to receive subscriptions to the Capital Stock
Of the Cincinnati. Dayton and Toledo Rail
Road, at jA' yre oi sS g qlgm ,tgf
Dayton, by~....,....,. Alexander Grimes,
Piqua, ,.....:...-. James Blair, its
ST. Marys .....,...:-Sabert Scott, ola|
Delphos, ..........M. II. Curtis, t.sgel
Defancs, ....-.;...G.H. Davidson,
In Shelby Co...-......J Joseph Mendenhall,
Van Wer: Co...-...-E. N. Martin. -
8 n ~ r.
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GYTlllsS aud Sythel Sneaihs, Rlkes,
y Forks, Hoes, &c, &c, for sale s.s.s,
Ar TArLoRs' SToRr, n 4
April 26,ls5S. t. s< G2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12
THE SOFT D,sConFrrUnE.

rnce Tie French fight from Moscow, there las been
90 ,uch complete annihaton such irretrieyabc ruin,
~ that Of the Aoit faction in recent Election The
foiis entering INTO the with the entire State
md CannI patronage 10 their hand,-wih the active
md unspnring support Of The National AdmnIsira-
ion-wfh the head Of the New.York Collector roll.
ing IL tho dust II their bidding, aud tbs entire army
u oihceholden and ofce-seekers we'll advised that
the fOad 10 inyor hay through the sot canpwth Tam
msDy Hall resembling with their barnngos aud closed
egainatihoi tho p"a'gs Of regularity
In tcii favor with nine enihs 81 the Democratic iross
oui u the Stats laundering dcnuncinIlona Of tho
srds and with tho stronger half eyon Of The cass
guns 10 A. mn lrssson0ei by son appliances and
roasl .tlt JlDylgrag w. ltlfi leaders ., bocfs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

Aofc Mr. Cutler badly eotched the
putting m and for eighconse
queny tgzrea be c9neet Dir Blunt also has
cerssnd ci in the Second Ward hsn have given
him >oue Of the would their BINDER disgrace
sten year old schocl-Soy.
BY the above returns, embracing the poll of every
District in our City, it will be seen that NArHL B.
BLUNT is reelected District Attorney by One Hundred
and Thirteen Majority c. Shafer. These are the
facts, and only fraud change them. We warn the
County Clerk to be very careful TO whom he entrusts
the returns in his possession for minute and to
take especial care that they not tempered with
while his Office is closed. There very suspicious
circumstances in that quarter last evening which were
duly observed and viii be udicay inquired into if ne
eessary Woe to whomsoever shall attempt to pervert
the true snd fair result of this Election
Charles T. Kirkland is beaten only 3l2 in i3 6i5
votes for Supreme Judge but beaten he is, and
there il help for it, Three thousand voters who
never went near the poll last TUESDAY. would walk
twice as far now they need have done then to elect
him. Judge DAILY has 2,275 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov. II.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:


TEDITORlALS The Church Of &. Louis The AfrieanEs
on Of Cuis; The Acoushiue Railroad. PalneIston snd
Russia Movements Of the Armies Ia fuIkey Hallway In
pro, ement; A Midnight Walk IN NeW-YOrk; Oar STATE
Election The Crystal Palace, SC.
1.-THE JAPAN EXPEDITION BsyaTd Tsylors Report
TPOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Giving the returns Of the
Elections in this City and State Maryland, sc.
IV..THE EASTERN QUESTION; Correspondence between
O1-eT PHsha and Gorchakof; Diplomatic Maaeurer- from
own Correspondent
VsANDWICH ISLANDS: Letter Of the L. s. Commissioner
Appointments Of Prince Ksmehamehs, &c
yI.IHE EXHIBITION AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE Raw
ssd Manufactured Silks
VII. THE RELIGIOUS POETRY Or THE NINE TENTH
CENTURY by Oliver Wendell Holmes
VIII RELIGIOUS EXERCISES IN COMMON SCHOOLS De-
ebon The State Superintendent the right 70 compel
Catholic Children attend Prayers ard 10 resd commit
portions Of the Bible, Is School Exercises.
IX.WFDDING IL ENGLISH HIGH LIFE Report Of the
proceedings aristOcratc wedding In ENGLAND
XREyIEN or THE WEEK Giving in a condensed and most
eurred in the UBiled sates West indies Earope Mexico
and Orr -
M CALIFORNIA: Two Weeks Later Insissnee BY the Star
the West; Arrival Of john Mitchell in San Francisco :
The entire Town Of Sonora Burned &c
XICIIY ITEMS Homeless and Fdendiess The Horse har1e
ExtTa
XIII MARRIAGES ald DEATHS.
XIV. REVIEW OF THE MARKETS: Reports Of the Stock,
Grain, Provision Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
aud specially reported for The Tribune
Single copies wrsppe be obtained at The desk the
Countins Room this morning Price, c! cents
copy e. three copies 81
Eve cops IS; copies s12 so; twenty copies ito id
dressD $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

ARRIVAL or JONI MIToHEL-Thomas Francis Meagher
yesterday morning received letter from his friend Mr. z.
J. Smith from San Francisco stating that John Mitchell
ard his family would leave for New York by the steamer
OF the lat Of November Consequently this distinguished
lsLmnn may be expected here about the eth inst Mr.
Smith was the gentleman who made all the arrangements
and a1ed A. chief escort to Mr. Mitchell during the escape
from Van Diemena Land lie 10 Mr. Meaghers most In
tlnale aud trusted friond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

WANTED Employ mont, b, Prince. of hcilc
w pHsirss nusrl speech aud ne.as address bot whoss
~ h family have
wloss loss Fue tha.g lighted pecalons
Ola ssnaissip lese Ion hin ~hout place Accustomed
20 ssss,pas ns Ad hasns hmi ds os b. ready
anyibs that promises wells but tho dAslfuAs
mef Wea speculation compel him % decline mfhef
ha haf hel6 ALL gentleman Of lassa usIeelaans As
sts, hg r It4tA oiraIasa f4siuAf Low aHi
Hash ~ a',snsp Ha,ss aegies Ia hee'le bat 'enins
Hl hi ufiufk spnsifa h ~ dasftnd
d. III. MIN. U q NJ. lIn-e n ~ L---l LaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12
OUR CITY ELECTION.

The following are the aggregates of votes cast for the
several candidates voted for throughout City
Tuesday last We have collected them BY patient eff
fort collaed them with unusual care, and feel conf
dent that the Official Canvass cannot materially change
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

The opera OF Ppytani last night was enjoyed BY a
large auditory The applause liberal and the singers
In good voice. - h,O cara doloiousIy sung by
sa,l saving liberties with the lert steaanone a.
quilted henelf well Eivirs Nothing fresh IN the way
Of Interpretation appeared requiring particular remark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12
GREAT BRITAIN

meeting of the inhabitants Of the Tower HsmeI'
London Captain Mayne Reid presiding was held to sym
pahize with Turkey.
Dir Golden on the 25h addressed the Mechanics Inst
ute Barnsley proposing model tor imitation tn'
educational operations Of the United States. -.
A movement s on foot to erect a monument 70 Leu
Belot the unfortunate Arctic navigator
subscription is collecting for British testimonial .
he steamer Aroo with half million sterling in gold
had arrived in England with Port Philip dates 20 Aug ~
She reports the American ship Texas and bark Early Bird
entering that barbOr a. she left
New diegings had been discovered
The markets continued fiat.
The Argo came via Cape Horn
The steamship Golden Age IL advertised % carry Dt 1'
Austraian mails Of November 10 from Liverpool
Ship Charles Croker for New York mad put into beuN
with o,s Of sails and SPAR, but otherwise unipurea
FRANCE
The M0aifew publishes an important editorial lnlieS
ting that the French Government viii be hrm IN Us SUP
port Of Turkey. III
Disturbances had occurred In some Of the proyine's
corn markets. ia
Commercial circulars attribute the continuous noe "
Wheat TO the greater demand for seed this season
The Minister Of Marine announces 10 the iiasie 80 49,
Der of Commerce that the Government viii shortly reoa
the import duty on guano 60 ten francs per 'un III
shps and free In French ships ,,.h
Gen dc Neuilly was killed IL difficulty with his d'''
camp Capt La Ports, at Chalons Sur Marne
SPAIN
The Government has ready for a aeet Of 20 ~"
supposed for the Mediterranean .A.ahasa
Madrid letters of the 22d state that Mr. soul. nso
receiy ed by the Queen On the request OF the $50
Foreign Affairs he had consented 10 modify soms eAPr
sions considered Objectionable in his ASEes' ." -
Queen
ITALY -,
The Pope Is recruiting in health. He as' 'psn''
stores nj Rome 20 sell food at a reduced rae
HOLLAND -
The Bank OF Amsterdam has gai'lo "a Fs'''' 49,
20 2! per cent
AUSTRIA -,
The government begins 20 DO uneasI 81 se y
pee, OF nroyisIons and proposes 20 dInnisn tue cos
transportation OF grain on the railways r... 49,, al
The Banks OF Vienna arg eompche' % so"'" Ava
100000 aolius grOm The Municipality
gRLECt Il
ArasN 2st The A.inltoss o. f'na'e' aal T" % -
The Gee lmn,gia.ion Of Com Is deie MINES IN All
Oh dvo millions OF dfechn, y propo'sl
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The Grand Jury Of wilkesbane have found true bill
against United States Marshals Wynkoop and Crossman
for attempting the arrest Of the slave B sometime since
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Rev. Mr. Rittenhouse while officiating a. the Consecra
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ing suddenly fell down dead
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The employees Of Thomas Christy Alderman elect Of the
Sixteenth Ward sorenaded him Thursday night at II
O'Clock with the help of shelton Brass Band Mr Chrsty
replied congraulaon and received the compliment in
most cordial manner
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Mlas DR. HAnRlrI X iIUSr has again paid her axes IN
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who can have 40 vol9e Ia ,heif imposlton
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The Hon J. n. Steele L. s. Chargl dAfaires near the
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day from Lsguayra. He returns IN consequence Of III
health.
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