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VAUGHNSVILLE HOUSE,
- Il. A. MUSSON, Proprietor.
Vaughnspille, Putnam County, Ohio. Z
October, 1852. GOO
ROAD NOTTCE.1

DWBLIC notice is hereby given to the
L citizens of Putnam county and State o!
Ohio, that petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of said county a: their next
Session praying for the location and estab.
lishment of county road, commen cling at
the.Gilead and Lima State road near Joseph
and James Wade's barn in section thirty, in
the township of Blanchard, county aforesaid,
and State Of Ohio, to run thence an east
wardiy course to the Blanchard river-thence
up the meandering Of said river to Joseph
Rarnh:sar's mill-thence east on the section
line between sections 90 and 32-thence
east eighty rods on section line between
sections % and 33.-thence northeustwardly
to Guisinger run-thence eastwardly 70 the
line between c. Guisnger and G. Harman-
thence north TO the Blanchard river-thence
up the meanderings of said river to intersect
the Gilboa and Webster county road.
JOSEPH BARNH IZER,
L. N. CRAWFIS.
July 25th, A. d., 1853. 642
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THE yANDOORN HOUSE,
RULES g. ORDINANCES
OF
Riley Township, Putmam Co., O.

HNHE Trustees Of Riley township, Putnam
Il county, Ohio, met on the twen:y-ifth
day OF June, A. D., 1853, and ordained lhe
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-.
tinng the powers of Township Trustees:
lsT ORDINANCE. BE it ordained by the
Trustees of Riley Township, Putnam Goun.
ty, State of Ohio, That if any person 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 s
known to be used to excess, every person SO
offending, shall be fined III the sum Of tw en-.
ty.hve dollars and costs of suit and be i'm.
prisoned iE the County Jail twenty days, for
every such offense.
% ORDINANcE.-Be it further ordained,
That if any person shall permit any person
or persons to collectabout their stores, gro
tippling or dram. drinking, and do not ase 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. ~
Bird ORDINANCE. BE it further ordained,
That the above Ordinances take effect -on
the fist day Of August, 1858, and remain in
full force until otherwise altered or amended
by the Trustees Of said township Of Riley.
''.'' MYRoN RICE,
THOMAS LAKE, Trustees Riley Up.
LILBoURN THRAP,) ,.......s-
K. MARSHALL, Clerk, Riley Up.
June 25, 1853, 639dw
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
I NEAR PENDLETON.

Stephen Anderson, Guardian of(
Samuel Busick, James Busick. Madison county
and Wesley Busick, minor heirs Probate Court.
CT Samuel Busick, late of Put.
nam county, Ohio, deceased, Petition to Sci
VS., Lands.
Henry KiIlliefcr, et al.
iQY virtue of an order of the Court of Probate
- within and for Madison county. State of Ohio
will proceed TO offer for sale at the door of the
Court house in Kalda, in the county of Putnam be
tween the hours Of ten o'clock, n. in., and four
O'Clock, n. nj, on -
Tuesday, September 9th, 1853,
the following described property, to witt
The share by VIII Of the said james Busick, in
the north half of the south east quarter of the south
cast quarter of section seventeen of township one
south Of range eight east, being twenty ofland,
lying In Putnam county, and State of Ohio.
And also 1.-THE share by Will of Samuel Busick in
tile miIdc part of the west half o: the south east
quarter OF section seventeen of township one south
of range eight east. in said Putnam county and State
of Ohio, lying Immediately south of the parcel of
land wied by Samuel Busick now deceased 10
George Busick, aud by him sold to Whitfield Ackiey,
bounced on the south and east by lands willed to
Sarah Busick and Wesley Busick. and on tie west by
lnnds occupied by Henry Bosser, being 90 acrcs of
land. :
And also ''The share by said Will of Wesley
Busck, which Is the south west quarter of the south
east quarter. except northwest part; and the south
east part of the northwest quarter Of south east
quarter OF section seventeen of township one south of
range eight east. in Putnam County, State of Ohio
being twenty three acres of land. and Inios number
1--WE and six mos & 6l in the Town Of Pendleton
IN said county
Subject however, to the Life Estate or Dover In.
crest of their said Mother Sarah Busick, in the
foresaid three several tracts of land and town lots
It'd Ege STEPHEN ANDERSON,
Guardian of said heirs.
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THE KALIDA VENTURE,
is PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY,

is PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY, f8
BY JAMES MA OK ENZIE.
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HENTLEMEN'S HATS.~Three dozen
VI ofthe latest styles of fashionable Hats
imported from New York for sale by gof
,.,s VIM. g. A. j. TAYLOR.
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GEORGE KROHN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Paul
lV Krohn, administrator oil the estate oil
George Krohu. deceased, has filed his ac.
counts in the office of the Probate Court Of
Putnam County, Ohio, for final settlement,
and that the same will be for hearing on the
23d day of July, A. d. :. 1853.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 28, 1858 at. 638
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS


SUFFERING. ~
Extract OF a Letter from Mr. William Galpin,
no, 81. Mary's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851. ,o3g,,,
To Professor HoJLowAY,
SIR,--At the age Of Is my wife (who
is now 6l) caught violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
time they have heen more or less sore,
and greatly inaamed. Her agonies were
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Every remedy that medical men advised
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She commenced six weeks ago, and,
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Her legs are painless, without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis
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years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel'delighted in having been the means
of so greatly alleyinlipg The suiferings Of
fellow creature. (Signed) '1e'a
p WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.iWiliam Abbs
Builder of Gas Ovens, Of Rushciffe. near
near Huddersfeld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor Holloway.
SIR,,-I suffered for period Of thirty
years from bad leg, the result Of two
or three different accidents at Gas Works
accompanied by scorbutic symptoms. |
had recourse to a variety of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was eventold that the leg must be am
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your Pills and Ointment have effected
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the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can be
verified by Mr.. w. P. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street. Huddersfeld
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED in ONE MONTH. -
Extract of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, Of Penshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
Der 3th, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR STR, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all to
no use. Having before healed AIN awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivalled
determined again TO use your >
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lSigned) FREDERICK TURNER. n
The Pills should be used conioinily
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ELI IHADDOX,S ESTATE

w Eli IIADUUA 3 Els TATE.
N Office is hereby given, that the un
In dersigned has this day been appointed
by the Probate Court ofPutnam County. O.
ard duly qualified as administrator Of the
estate OF Eli Huddox, late OF Blanchart
Township, In said County. deceased.
June "a, 1853. GILBERT EVANS.
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The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina
Vie,cs Of Southern La,Os, Life and Hospitality.
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Sold at the Establishment of Professor
HdLLowAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, London,) and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and Of
those of the Uuited States, in Pots al
37ic., and 81 SOC. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and BY Messrs. A. B. g. D. SANDS, New
York. zF
C7- There is considerable saving Ly
taking the larger sizes.
N. b. Directions FOR the guidance of
patients in every disorder are affixed 10
each Pot. eaa
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Written in Charleston, S. c., by F. C. Adams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

I'D heard gentlemen say rat Owens Report stolen
at Of the uas before they half reached their destins
on. Why not spend money for this purposei
4 Dir. BUTLER said they knew nothing OF the
sork, and the publication Of it premature. he
Aould like 30 know bow many valuable bOOks paid
or by the Senate. got INTO the book stores and how
nepy public documents we're found IN the sores for
usppipg up groceries
Mr. HUsrER expressed his opposition to
printing books 20 crafty individuals looking for dstlnc
nOn Il has led 20 mschief he ssked II the book had
been written had the senator from Texas seen the
manuscript -.
Mr.. HoUsros replied he did not Ike TO
read manuscript and therefore wanted TO see It in
pint
Mr. HUsTER-IIas the work been written
Mr. HoUsros-The reports have, and the
Department ia waiting for an order to send them in
Mr.. HUsTER-I desire 70 dispose OF the
resolution
Mr. HoUsTor repeated theamount Of expense
was inooDs.derabe.
Mr. PEARoE said the work was not written
Cd the 4tb of March
Mr. HAnLIE remarked the resolution would
inure TO the benefit Of certain publisher and Ia
okmakiDg they bad already gone too far
Mr. BoRLASD said, seeing Bartlett so anxious
shout the work he thought he wanted the job ofpubsh
ing for himself
Mr. DOUGLAS would not consent 70 the pub
Ecatiop without knowing whit the work 10, and on
biz motion the resolution was laid on the table.
After another short executive session, the
Senate sdjoursed.
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Tie LAID Of nnrirnlled pecnIation !.

-The LAID Of unrivalled peculation Is Rus
ga TIE Ntw.YOrk Common Council men ought 70
remove there. However just now woald be bad
nme Tor them to 90 The Emperor Is having grand
overhaul Of some Of the chief swindlers Several
prominent Generals have already been punished. and
ether, are getting ready for T. On Fec. p = Gkase
degraded INTO cavalry oecers Gen. UsehAkOf, Gen.
ATbasow and Gen Grah5e the las; named commanded
army corp in the Hungarian army. AL had pre-
vOus.y held high places the Imperial stAE. These
oticers along with Admiral Kolsakoa, Gen. Nanders
tern and Gen. ssss (zso Hungarian kghter) also
be tired BY special eourT mArtGl, wiki Prince Pa
Esar;eh IA President Three Of The criminals are
OF German birth, namely Grabbe, S4ss AID A4nder-
stern The BlanderRg OperAtiors Of the whole crew
are Unders;ood % have been enormous. They we're
al usnbers Of special committee, appointed IN lsl4
ard tbs oee gave Ehsn the opportunities Of earring
Of The arnssni Of booty ioT which they now
q suffer.
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The sew Pass Across the Rocky Msuntais-.
The Fsn Smith (Ark Herald, Of the I'D
ult contains the following letter from Col Miles. s,s-
toned al For Fillmore, New Mexico.

toned Al For Fillmore, New Mexico;
FoEr FILLMORE. New Mexico. Jan. 4. 1853
Nv DEE FsESD. ,snclose 70 roo
few cotton seed with the sample Of the cotton, gsss
% me to-day BY 1t Wbpple Of inc Typographical Va
gnes r. winch he brou ghf with hIn from the Pimo Va.
lage On TIE ella RIVER The cOton seens % b. of 1ss
quality AID may b. Of service b transpantoy ths
ArkansG>, sLd Will thank you ~ distribute ~ Who
ever you think vii cultivate ls.
mouth ago I wrote 20 your able Representative In
Congress, Mr. JohEsos and told nm u the
discovered from Albuquerque, Ia New MEXICO, " S<s
Prsreiseo n California sjosrsey ~ d.saoe Of opey
tsnly ice days for oed<d ees0Rs A. Al)uqgef4 que and
Ion smith tie parallel VI LtIt de 3Jo and
ee minutes, lhs discovery "a exceedingly important
70 Fort Smith, being ouly 100 Ia longitude from ths
former For 100 miles sast Of Albuquerque road can
De rasde without trouble - good ~ could 10 found In
sly country This far eat has been explored No
doubt the balance Of the way e. good O. ti known,
for MAJOR SJsen, Of The lst DrszoOns says he has
plofed wet u Fort smith and aeTh Of tns C.nad.sn
The salt Pains, upward Of 80 miles about half ssyD
s1d all unss hs fOund good water plenty II wood.
ard hns sztng propose that the troops sbsu'd open
skis road and lCce iCur pos1 Oh tone - ms Feco.
crossing Of parallel o north latitude ~ other on The
water a he Caasfan near p.yaei r. long tads 1902
the nsIt sso on he Drsnehe,oi Canadian, "a NJ
neghborbood u parallel 1919 wet lonEtE1e add the
other On me same parallel II pe ira f1t ArssSs< on
further east,he TWO arer " noops from ne TIN Nil
tsry Department he two orDer by troops from View
Meeo; The post on rb<Pecos q De- tie main dspox for
New Mexico instead II Fort Unioo, snd 81 supplies 70
bedryzu owe, - AOr-er route from Port smth Tint
trestie. be maj WIKI The Jckagis and A1scsieyis
lpsese, ra,tIng eat Of Al6agaer1gs the line Of
d. ,ozd nd hey removed ives, Of tse Rio Grands On
~ ~, C5a TIT the m@l route monthly or sezsi-
on-Sly Sc made besN Po-t Smith add Al51qusrus
fn III stsges) nstead Of 70 boas Anna which sssr
go .lss 700 lar sLn Tins haze represented 70 NJ.
Jotnsop, snd know MA 80 well t4sf safely ba.
heys he rM give the scblec, his a1enrOn-
Fort Smith v. IN ny opinion, the nearest posas b,
New Mexies, CT any Oher town vsers s,eanboses can
reach and must certainly u tine absorb al tss1e %
hat .srri:ory The opening a ths reed Ad res,o7 f
she lpsehes viii develop the rssosress d ksS ksx.
WHICH v rich IN mineral, and ane grazing sos4.xT
am ,Sle the lzzd % the Peeos u good for syrsoss-
.grL yarpose< q any nd vel ~ thsson he snesrS
Towing frUni ne Waite Mountain. est Of AeSf~S1.r
My yea ges your rosd-lr d das ysa. - well - - no
infsrszt of the uritsd 5s>tes-vkn 0ace sEASohcd.
VIII BE tie scly Sos usssH-4 T-slJ yoar,
= NILS, L. CT y LAT.
To Gag, Io&a R1gr, "A, Tf. ia, "A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
The Maine Law in the Assembly.

The following are the Ayes and Noes on
Mr. Kennedys motion 10 reconsider the vote laying on
the tste the Special Order for this afternoon. CHE
Maine Law Tuesday, April 5, lsJj:
AYR Messrs. Ashley. Becswiih Beman Bauyet Bur.
net, BUu0usis, Czsc. Champhn, Chsthed, Cook, Els
worth. l. y Fly, EmAHs FInch, OXFORD, b T. Gilmore,
Green r. Hal, HaIdn, Hastings, Hayden HcsoX, H0ley,
Hoylc HutchIDs, Hutchinson, Kennedy kneeAEd, Law
rencs. Lule Ohm, Looms LOzef, Martha Aier Pstten-
ALL Peters Reid. l. Reed Rogers, A B. Rose, Rose,
W Ross, sessioIs W. A. Smith, Stanford, STeeter.
Temple, Tos uaeId, Van AstIne, Webb, Weeks, We.ch,
NcUd-5
EoEs-M essrs Chan berlin, Clspp. J. 2. Ely FonYth
Fulton. Oa.r X. Gardner d. OlIInose Glover Hendse,
Henderson Hbbsrd, lazsls JssksoA, kearney LvIngs-
ton, kaburu, Msnh, MeBurney, Mclean, Noble,
OBnen. Odru OAtete. l. O-sood, Patterson, Payne.
seannE {. smith. L. b. Smith X. p. Smith, Rus
.el siaith smith, spaiart, Sprasue, s. John, d b.
Taylor Mest-S6
AfshNr-Mes1s Alden. Amsbry. Bssser, BoutJn Bush-
nel bush, Cary, CzTpentsT Crosker Deh1T., D9ls A
h 0sIeibsr Hsdley, A { Hal. Holmes Howard Howes,
Lognsbury. NcClsry, Osboh, OsgoOd. PERKINS Per.
ecu, shaw b. Suiih, Speaker stsNu StTatton. " Tay-
lor Ten Ryck. Tborns, Van Nrsnken. Wrdesind West.
ever Whiisomb, Wilson, WinAns-9.
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Appointment. By the President,
p sEG RIA aie Gdrsos snd eonseas Of ihs Sea4t,
orsron HoCsE oEFIcEzs

ColLeciSya
Adams TreG, District of Belfast, Name uce Aaurre
{. Bake, removed
George P. SeWl, D,styict Of Bangor, Name wee
Nm {. Hannah, removed
Joan CcUsens. Dxtrct Of ksnneozsk, Maine, wee
Ds1le Rcmlck removed
Bon bradbury, Dsrie, Of Pesssnsquoddy, Name
wee Dsnicl kLty. removed
JOIN Bahson, Dsr.ct Of wseasses, Maine, wee Jere-
niAh BABY removed
CtsTe. y Bod1sb, District u BAH, Name, nee Da-
vid brCnson. removed
Dsziel ". DormAn, District q Gsehiss Name, wee
WA B SnlA, removed
Era Carter, Jr, District Fl Portland and FAlnOuth,
Maine, wee Luther Jeverr, removed
Eeuusd WLsCn, District q Marlborough, AA1e
wee Be.s 3. Haskell removed
Philip z ThOIras, DsuieS Of Baltimore AAgylzad
sice George Z. kEn- removed
Ednund wnzhi DzsTirE o; Edenton, North CaroEn,
wee lanes 2 Sorteet. wknse eonH-l-sion Ia.
pred
ysrres A Jore- District Of s4aAasky osio. voc HAr.
low Gaze, removed
Albert Il ClArk. 1t sGa P-dro, Cslf,rais. vce Pc
t. TglSf, rcDOTet
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fIsss 70 d. snd o. the 81 his pss-pnss we're scrws<
20 hizn ard be embarked the vixea- rals 70 vssg
swkwud bu<sscss Though tcet beirSe Mr. 1,rs
al anything rrocg o. nay have ben tnprs icaf mi
sDy rsts n the excihi sgste a ruShc feeling. bis hrs
woult hardly have Secn secure bad be rerasat re-
S-t Us accredited % the Pfssdrrt of the Arg
nne COnfeies,on ct Bgeros Ayrss, ~ thai time Ue
quiza be hst never recogaired the G)veranent ID
Buenos Ayres snce UrqV.Ias rcjecton n Se2tesns s,
nor wss be reccyntzct By aAi GSvernUent - "Chsrse
dAfs'rss de ;. N e. 10 tia; be bal here 40 di?se
mat ssSsus,
Admiral Henderson up n his aas chip ircu Bio
on the 2lst We have slsc ssnSn bris cfwV tn Rc-
Meta the French Admiral Ia the Ss4sstrs With tws
ssarners and frigste CccmciOre N.k ever Q. SN.
With an IL xaa vessel Brszfisn. Spanish, ssd ctAN
vessels Of war 30 thstwe are not unprotectcd 10
6pd IL necessary % ssk for prOteceoa The Al nsrsh
snd other foreign d,niaries have paid several vas %
lagos 70 enieAvor 10 mediate, but IA vain NaSAs
party vls give way sn inch Lagos a trying Pedro
Ro~ss for rebellion. ~Csuis tglerit Grscchcsf-
Exs "A meeting Of the foreign commsnders> COZ
scls. &c u said have taken place ye>terdy. "a
snii upon the nessures proper 10 be adopted aud NJ
reported thr, hey have represented % the Govern
ment the tnutli;y o; proongng The contest, and -
commended them 20 give n. There Is, however. no
public evidence Of this the costrsry, everything
looks like determination 10 reefs, % the lsst A, q
tack n morrow the ID Is sill talked OF bat disheAeveA
BY many have great doubts whether Il would sac
coed Il i genersly thought hss 6rpuaa hss no, ies
Entire Rice. The threat OF bouibsrduse at from shs
~ster "a a b-ussrs h9-<- Pedro Rosa has been 40
Quilted by bis jSdg-s, and liberated on psro!a ras
embassy departs the packet for Rio, headed by Geo
PachecO, late Minister Of War and COMMANDERS
Chief any how Il viii De too late Thls have eroayht
down the history Of our condition 10 the very las>S
moment as the packet starts In an hour.
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Canal Message of the GOycrnor-Executive
ScssiOn-Tbe Temperance Bill.
NJ IA A. A. TIL.

y . II
ALBANY, Tuesday, April > 1853
The Governor sent in Canal Message this
morning 1t lie Lis early views revamped to up
the wsverDg OF his own party, but the tacklng isn't
strong enough.
The Executive Session was small pota-
toes most Of the nominations were OF Notaies.
The Harbor Masters postponed until it Is sscer.
tanned whether their nominations would be respect
fully considered and after the Governor has another
talk with the New.Yo members.
The Temperance Bill enjoyed resurrection
oftwo hours this afternoon II may he allowed to have
one or two swskings before 1t lie put TO its long
sleep is barely possible that the question may be
sent to the people.
The Safety Fund Circulating Bank-note Bill
was again SET aside 1t will die Enacted on.
sun Rosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Navigation on Lake Erie.

BUFFALoI Tuesday. April 8 Isl]
The steamer Mayfower arrived at 8 o'clock
This morning, bringing 100 passengers from Detroit
She encountered no ObstructOns Tae steamer Mo
hswk arrived al O'Clock. The Buckeye State leaves
at u NJ. Several vessels with large csrgoes clear to
day. There lie no ice the North Shore. Weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Destructive Fire In Chariestou-rveuty
Houses Burned.

- OIAhLksroN Honcayt Aprd I. ISJJ.
AT clock on Monday morning a fire oc-
CURED on the west sde Of Kirg above Ror-sst which
dethoyed twenty house,. The aggregate Ioss wa
80 COO of which - 400 insured az the Agency Of
ne Hartford Companies, kessrs Hayden, Brothers &
Co. No lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Forgeries-southern Mail Failure.

BAITIMoRE, Tuesdsy, April s. l553
A forged check for $3.50 on ODER & Me-
Konkey wss paid to-day at the PeLs Point Bank A
man named Owney purportiDg 10 hail from Baltimore
bas been arrested IN Richmond for forging check for
81, 500.
We have no mail tonight south Of Richmond.
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Cincinnati Municipal Election.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, April ., lo1j ,
Our municipal election passed oil quietly
ssterdty The returns not yet complete, but thus
r. those for Counclmen and School Trustees, show an
Overwhelming majority for Free SCHOOL, Piatt, the
9ader oil the Catholic movement against the Schools
defeated for Councillor in the Ward which elected
sN br the past two years.
| The Democratic candidate for Mayor is probably
rfa1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

CNcINNATT, Tuesday, April 8 1883
The boiler in Phelps & Jordan's Rolling
nil at Covington exploded a, noon today and de-
suoyed the building. Eight persons were dangerously
wounded, and great number were injured as about
200 persons were working and sroand the building
The boiler carried 800 feet and fell into the Lick
ing River The explot0n is attributed 10 the neglect Of
the engineer
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Concord IN. H. Municipal Election.

CoNcoRD, Tuesday, April 5, 1853.
At the second trial for the election of Mayor
bdsy, Gen Joseph Low, Democrat received S25 votes
ysnst 635 for Richard Bradley, the opposing eand'
ate.
The Democrats have 3 of the Aldermen and II Of
Ne "a Common Councilmen.
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The IT. Lawrence River.

OGDEEsBUGH, Tuesday April 5. 1853
The 81. Lawrence River is now clear of ice,
tnd vessels leaving freely. The regular lines Of
steamers VIII be put Oh Monday