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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
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IL under one year n two yes''. Il two - ar .
five tn rs. totvelty 49, twenty % y - frj % oj
a f-fy fv ifs . sA 10, sJy 1 seven '' ef-b "
igIfv OIL f-v nIney y ri'efy 70 one hundred
Iifes n I'ufef State, 40 f-f
%. Gem any, -, France sweden ); Pru.st Lf'-i
Poss,l ors ir Norfh Alne~cs. Wer Indies uns1oEn p
IIosrlfrl Prltvnc IS: Pe1Nsrav Bactwes l.. o.
Iunsuc o. & WartF Issuf i3 kAncA iftd j. f"A
iiore ilacs-s rf. Cry Hospital, s. n'Anfe i ct'
selfs Island 2. C1crtd Hone !. Co.lfff Pefs ~ j.
T19r r. DoFSiSs Cty la'ps'iof
city IuSp,''or'- once, July 10, US.
WrttIy Rrrorr Inc City Of Brootyn iorts Tses
I,ane,- A. 49, Lumbar !; Ca,cer Of Womb 3 Clra'
C.srb D. t.nkfat: Cuolcsa l,og.EU, IA G11ieri Mo-
Corpn Brain 81 digestion Of Lungs touslnt o. ,-
" s'ors T. Crrup Dbv 1 Defrea D. I'D te i a. :,
Drowned <. nt,ry Fever. keri'ie ]; Fever IyPnn"
hear D.ase li.u0rfgge Uru-, /. aflrlinit OF bfll
Irfsu afon o. bowels, Irtan@eou, Lgns1 M'fsnis -
/ Morle,4ton Pr'uafure Niitl. Stl-torn
T FsuAies n 4; Adults =. h"rrD. 3d. L"-- ~
/ fle Boa n a Heath. NJ FfNbiL liz itr+.a Ja
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

shsrcter nd on moEage or deed Of ii esseThs
one of sCut the CIV ni CINCINNATI tn Company Asl
stations Faucl0sss income 40. to d. Lsner -,
u city the Eludhoders with ample power 70 tas
the Road BIO rel snd pes0nd estate fanchseh ss I'D
sell the 10 The hles bidder cash deIt Pee na
payusrt of interest Pnc pal This mors'se . for sioo -
sanuof PEI iucfeefed
ne owned By the Road fh Columbus aid Xsna nd I'D
borough Ka. will much more han UaN i re $1,000 prWka
20 th city o Clcu and Oh other teou q he COMPANY sf
ia this loUn 90 $1,000
Sr,tFD PRoposAls will be received for uo le as
eiOOO hursGey lot OF srtei r mex pocot PA
Proqc yrI he addressed 20 NlNSLpN, LANltR & Ca.
Asers Conra1g 10 b y sf Nsw-t.fs ldpsed. nv
poeais for Lin Miaui Railroad Bonds
OucLaf The purchase oney viii b ared o BE- ped A. ~ uns
Of accepfs the BIDS the residue thirty and sixty Gays Az ~
olaser vi be- a. hAtuy 10 uP IN fall - orce
Interest 'e Bonds " u run from the ~ nt payment
The above $4,000 will be- sold absolutely and without reaeUs
the shes oder.
Fnr ~ flrther information arplyai orr Office. - - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
Marler. .o.ssryllr R.rO.rrD r0n IN. N Y rsI.u..
MONDAY July IS
AsREs-Te mslst very firm for Pots g. rs and hrner
PessM IS ~. -, a., 49,. -.

MONDAY, Jaly IS.
AsBEsTe srlst very firm for Pots & rs and drner 10
coffoS-f dull and heavy market sales 100 bales PrsvOu,
p"'''' Atlantic Port, Florida o,Ae' Calf Port.
f. H;.! + 4. S /: ;.5 S;5' s
funy Far % coed Fen 3
ic Sq ai o., .iscc 1t bales l6ls7
r1por hom la TO l2ih July 1883. tsJ!
'''a''', EsPof' ffSn DE uai''d states -,
SINCE LIST Sspt 80 s
FLOUR AND MFAL-OuI market for Western and STATE F,uf
Sp sG I' es,o and he sse trade OF the @
Adsccs non the iaico y ,5se purchases 9s Aass.'
tueyspSy the msIre bat a. he close wa greater "a
sse l. OF $50 6t, :, IS si IN p. e Provinces ne
so Western Canal are Is ~ bis - - . y. o set g -
sn. and Wcs,,a aad $ IS s fal eoaaa to soOa oao
sT;n bss S, ,o s sale. Of s. Is IS 81
trasht bs Riiuofo AoSanii. afd ueofse'e~a 40 &
= og Rye Flour - si Ter hne 0Sa NeA arm
SRHS-0ar whs. market i, supply OfPe wlas
ro.erae o tushc, OBI TO p1e are oio :. r. -
asi S. part Go eashei, pns Waite SaSs4 A. u = :,
ana bussos Urror Ltls short - a. sndse oi'le' @
Rec 3a0 At - Ses ,.,s ts Sa f stsss 81 ws:sT
Com IL coed dosud Ard ire mrAst u nnri zoe ~ pa
% s,e e. &c Tor srsosud. sii ise b Sassru " 20
&c wes,em NSeei "a 'oeior kSad ieh'" an ~
SEIskY Gre market with s.sd is'a;sl So ~. =,
P,: ,sss p 1s =, S sssm :, ss.s
fEoysoSs i5s e nae, ,s. a5ss, , ~ .' Ti,. 81,
sS "a ,; z l ss Nat esd 1 F a.; 81
sls es,ie s.ies OfsSo q sofor cs, :. All ss
81 - ia CITY MICS Reraekcd Ctosfe % s'esi ~ t1o
y "a en-, Bel Hau IN slowly a s3SsD Ga ~, AZ "a %
efSid &c are 'i,'dy Sae, q 20 ~. ~ "a -.
'gs'. lr' Dr.. SEE. Of ~ III. A. ss a ,osi, s,
stsle Cisuc" eL'fsssrdiy s'eesae saai g, '.n.
.;ts e. ss'h, I'D - ass, 9 0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

VIOLATION OF CRY ORDISAScEs.-S'm e weny parsons
have BE- en- summoned the Fourth Dsrict Police for It,
ting their cows and hogs large in the public streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
fBs III. sandy Hoos r. ut.rz 1ei-Usoh.
LME M---E LANNA. Lu-E ----,ll -os

hsrt io1nd anchor near the St-the otnef outward
it- r.t- de- ssr and bris IN the al a. bouad n.
Ntt .i.Hf tr1a p. Wrafnsr clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Of csrs NJ 'he Tusd States Courts An opuion q the At
20 nv G4rtr 80 Ire rrtld states frei - on the
aruurr- u.i ~ apFancs vt f-es for services r.
qursG iv lsw = fsls h~r@ 70 compel. ln on H ip-
Yg' ~ - tf- .siute or ...h services Held II - t1e
at o. Cof,rea j. p-mpt ~ ar eIcu'vs ln' ''' no
f. ~ cote NJ taxed other q n tho53 specica az
pointed y the s'a,ui'
COURT OF COMMON PLEASsPECisi TERNBsore J1a-. DAILY
Mar Chairman b. her next 'rsud lr' W'n ] Chspman
Ac;onfr sivorcs from bed AMI board On the gr uud n
ip,uror.r ire tmeni which denied Motion Tor hual
judgment doL"c.
SUPREME COCRT-sgEcf.L TEEs--Bsf1rs Jsiss E0w4H1z
Solomon Her sarah H4rt.
JudlmeLt q divorce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

FATAL ACCGDEST--A man named DANIEL ilfry~ e. naive
Of scotland - yeas ~ age, Instantly killed last eve
ming by The breaking q rope attached 70 barr. mo
lasses which be engaged IN hosting from the hol1 oil
shin near South FERRY H. lived a. No Ia fo-syth -
N y and leaves wife and four children 70 mourn his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

A.orHER SFpiors Aceius>r About noon yesterday. q
carpenter named James q Neil employed on ne tnufl
story Of new buloirg the corner OF FIRST place ana
Court st accidentally lost his balance and vas pe0phaed
10 The payeeDt below distance of about forty feet liz
was picked no apparently ress but soon after, showing
sens Of animation he tsken 90 the Cy Hospital H'
recovery is not hoped for He Is man without tgy'
about Is years Of age and resides 10 Eeny rs' st. New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
Nr0TICL !. he1eha riren 49, thr Rlnk. nf nh.cnp.

~ oct Of h. Con paDg, uner he seldns
10 n Cla~f ~ Which he capital tie o r
hos Dollars vii b. ID the ty Of Nes.YJrk des
oac Of Simeon Draeef 10 ne t " Br N he oAes d y
fou Cou0any. 40 a4d n h rga
Nsusi 4f.h Fsruefs irz-us Bark WEDNF sDu
h JOY next between Tie houf II 10 ocek a. 81
GELD +. y
A. r.r ,.rn.r.a b. "a .Lhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Roy DRow>ED-On Sunday morning boy. named
Nicholas Mahau years Of age whose parents reside IN
smith II was drowned while bathing in Newt'wn Greek
His body had mo- been recovertd up u last evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

MIssISG.-A young woman Of excellent character wn D
had for upward Of years in the employ Of NJ
Samuel Allen Gf Classenav. as ladies' sorbnder has
been missing from her abode for about week She len
The house 10 visit some friends sh distance from the
(ity promising 10 return the following day but moth NJ
aever has since been h. ard concerning her Her en-
tire stock Of apparel remains at NJ Aliens house II
feared that some ACCIDENT may have betlen her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

At the frt mems fight in Grand ST early On Sunday morn
inc Charles Hook and John Euld belonging t. Hose
COMPANY No > Of Bashwick, cOnslde ably injured
by being bit with stones They were attended BY physt
clans ard recoyared sulici-nily 70 be about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

y NJ VA 7 7 NN INIIIlVNU N'IWI 4 Y = > DLA
~ DIVIDEND A dividend u EIGHT ,fNT The esga
stock Ssutsuk Railroad Compsny hss been declared
Office - f~ Company - r. dEp Corn Intt
The 18Th July, p3 rsfsons DO aug to- lh J1 IA
The holder faca nber Of shares 80 exceeding ss VI
the holder
share pay he didersuc- In cish.
The teoks b. cossd the tn 70 the I'm ID
both tsys inclusive.
dividend addition ~ the cas1 dividend o. y ~
declared y tn ~srsso u he COMPANY Tor ne = "a
4l tle bfas'
hs Office ~ q l. II ~ YLFH No H4anv~r ~ IN thr
july 1856 hoders ~ .sock "a ~ Brez"no eo"
Juv m tasg D.. BISHOP, Prrsl0t
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY ofNEW JEb
Y ,EY The net ustarrnt n 10 per cent - per share q -
sufs Nv
OEO ~ PEGRAN Treaurt
Dsed SsV-York July 70. 1879.
nrtIcE oE ras LoAe ~ 40 WIZ WoREs CoNt.u.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

~ NIX BASK, h-w-Yors--PsEsIx BasE. S-wYOs, jSs "
Las The charter of this Bank vii ne IL day Of Jn,
nsgt such 81 be ,tocth0fe c.f0gs " onng n a ~
cation formed " take to ard eou1s ~ ssee
vii r.erse FETER ". BRTsON cazilsr Of a.; 80
B.Hs IL Jet dy o. July nsEt sae before 10 - aY
Der the Articles Of Aoc4ton h,n sOes
in he Ph.n Bsnk viii BE- I'd % sa1scne lf e .ns
IT. Asoc.sion be sy.d TIE PhENlA bAnA " 1a
CITY OF NV YORK. the 1ne snount q ear ~ "a
One ion Two Hgndred Toasand Dol syec "a The axe ~
PEI W. y - " - THOMAS TILEsTON Prss.sak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

DONDS -NEW-YCRK AND NEW. HAVEN IA
ID ROAD per cent Psyst = ios
NEW.YOAk AND HARLEM RAILROAD Per oest psr
1872 ....
ILLINOIS CTSTRAL RAILROAD per cent psysbis us -
CREAT wKsrEEH RAILROAD OF ILLINOIS. FIRST NO
CA6F. o. pr cent, payable .3s7.
PIAlTsBURGH And MONTREAL RAILROAD III
MORTGAGE. per cent, rsysbe l562
MOBILE CITY BONDS PER cent rayaf.s ir57.
For. ~ EETCHLM KOrfFRs a rs g.r IA Is VI "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

VI ~ s-'Io H au,s s ~, 80 80 :. " v ~ $40
The Committee further recommend That me sam " -.
be deducted from he amount Of aJes 20 ~ l@"9 on ne
Eighth and Ninth Wsrds and add 10 the amount 70 )e eV
led on the remaining wards Of e City, J-ng me- sans y
allow cd for the present year for The inei oi ead
and Ninth Wards in the several station houses o5'hsnS
70 he ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Yesterday about 500 German belonga. the Order Of
the Sors Of HERNIA" belonging ia New ork 'nt WI.
Harrisburg proceeded TO Cypress H. in procession Tor
the purpose Of celebrating their annual anniversTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

RamD DoG-Yesterdsy forenoon rabd dog vas KILLED
by officer Sheldake near the corner of South First and
Eleventh sts
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-19
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Those who are indebted 10 this office fer
personal accounts will please Ia make or.
rangements to make settlement after harvest.
as delayed claims SO frequently get lost that
we feel disposed hereafter TO make short ac-
counts, AS we have placed the price of our
paper at 81 so per year, in advance, or
within six months, or So 90 at the end ofihe
Year, or thereafter, we shall be compelled 10
adhere to the principle of charging the ud
vance. Our business expenses for toe Ven
lure are over $500 per year, and with scanty
receipts. is fur from being remunerating or
profitable, and it is only ny very etrct econ
omy that we are able TO sustain our press, to
which we devote as much time and care as
our means will admit.
Should We be able to do so, we propose a.
the end of this volume to procure new type
for the Venture, and endeavor in all things
T. sustain il on par with the hest, il not the
largest, country papers IN the State. Put
nam county is now rapidly advancing in set
dement's and material wealth and while we
have every reason to thank our friends for
thelf4liberal sustenance and general promp,.
ness, we trust that our prosperity in business
will continue, as it has done lattery, to
grow with t increase of our COUNTY.
July, 1853. JAMES MACKENZIE.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-19
CAUSES OF THE SCARCITY OF
SILVER

.H. ..|t Oih LLsS tt.|Ia
This is a subject which comes
home to the feelings of every
one who rides in an omnibus or
buys his sugar by the pound.
Mr.. D'lsraell appears to have
hit upon the causes ofthe scare
ity, which he declares to be the
folIowing;-First while the an
ual production of gold has quad
rupled, the yield of the silver
mines has remained stationary
and as the influx ofgold has Civ
en- an immense expansion to bu-
siness of all kinds, and increased
the demand for every commo-
dity, silver, being no more plen-
tifll now than formerly. has be-
come proportionaly scarce. Sc
condaly, IN Holland, and some
other European states, silver is
the standard ofvaIue; and hence
the excess ofexportation to those
countries over the importation
from them, has to be paid for in
silver coin. Thirdly, and chief
ly, in India gold coin is not
known amorg the natives from
whom commoditiesof commerce
are purchased, nor is gold in
that country a legal tender; and
as the excess Of Indian exporta-
ton over importation is exceed
dinghy greatthere is an enormous
drain Of silver from Europe and
America, to pay for the excess.
In the year 1852 England alone
sent fifteen millions Of dollars in
silver toIndia. Mr.. DIsfaeli pro-
poses as a remedy to the grow
ing scarcity Of silver, that gold
be made the standard of value,
and a legal tender. throughout
the British possessions in the O.
RENTAL world. That done, pre-
haps it will not be necessary for
store-keepers to ladle out three
cent pieces, when a small sum
is to be subtracted from a five-
dollar bill; and one may ride
down town without being hor-
ror-stricken at the discovery, that
he has no sixpence. Both are
consummations devoutly to be
WiShed.-N. Y. Home .JOuTJ1rL.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-19

ONO STATE STOCK NOTES. 1.-The
banks and bankers in our city are be-
coming ,mewhat alarmed and awakened
20 the fac, that n largo amount Of spurious
notes ni ,he Stale Stock Banks, fves and
tens, chiefly upon the B,nk Of lroniu"
and The Miami Valley Bank, have been
offered q, their counters and taken. The
plates from which the notes are engraved
are genuine, bu. The names of the Presi>
dent and Cashier are forged, they are
l,olerab,y well done, too. The notes
those we saw yesterday, are counter,
signed by The Register, Mr.. Armstrong.
aud, as their appearance cannot be ac-
counted for, the presumption becOmes
strong that the sheets nave been stolen
from The Auditors uAice. In this view
of the facts The officers of the several
banks in the city have rome pretty mnch
to lhs cor clus on TINT they will repudi lie
The fives and tens OF the State Suck
Banks, and refuse to receive Il em any
longer. This course would cause gooc
deal of confusion in ,be money market,
but still we could no, blame tho bankers
hs The nave would he made so!y for sell
rrule clion. Gin. Enquirer.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-19
RuRNlNG TIE DEAD.

A correspondent of the Ohio
State Journal describes the
funeral ceremonies practised "a
mong the Indians Of California.
-"lhey burn thoir dead-al-
ways do something | believe
which is not generally known.
A few days since | was near ii
'ranchario,' when [ observed
that something unusual was a
bout to take place; and | conclu-
ded to remain, and be an obser-
YER of whatever should transpire.
| soon learned that. an infant
had died, and that they were
prepareing for tia funeral pile.'
The wood was gathered, and
laid in a horizontal position be-
meath the wide-spreading bran
ches ofa huge oak, by. the father
of the child who was the only
male present. The fire was ap-
piled to it by the mother, and af-
ter it had made some progress
the child was brought by her.
and placed upon the pile, with
some mats around its body, and
a small basket over its head.
This being done, sheseated her
self upon the ground close by,
and for a short time kept the
deepest silence. Presently a
low moan was heard to issue
from the squaw, accompanied
with a violent shudder, which
was echoed by the man, who
stood leaning against tree close
by, and then commenced a low
wall, or lamentation OF a few
words, repeated continually by
all present. and was continued
until the body was entirely con-
sumed. The words were some
thing like % mo tigi pradI q
po thai ma Mri!' | could never
have believed them capable Of
showing forth such a strong at
fiction; at least to weep and shed
tears in the manner they did.
Their lamentations put me very
much in mind Of what [ have
read concerning the funeral lam
entations of the modern Greeks,
or ceremonies Of the Irish"
Beware! said the potter 70 the
r.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-19
ROAn NDrICE.

I'D OBERT Sites, William Beach, Danie'
~ Broadsword, John Crtes, Moses Lee
Walter Edwards. ]. Nj. Williams, Church
Wilson, Jesse McWilliams. Roland Green,
Mary Balor, and the unk known owners Of tho
south west and north west quarters Of see.
zion eleven, and OF the north east and south
| east quarters of section ts., and of The noftt
west and south west quarters of sectiuE
fourteen, and of the north east and south ee-l
quarters Of section fifteen, aud OF the north
east and south east quarters oi section tweu-
ty-two, in township two north range riGN
east, will take notice that the viewers snc
surveyor appointed by the Commissioner
Putnam county, Ohio, will meet ui the honsy
of William Hannas, in Blbnchard townshias
20 view and survey a certain road, hereefter
described, petitioned to be located ard
established as a county road. commeucin
at the termination Of the Gilboa read. wl.nfe
ii intersects the Van Buren, and Defiappe
road, in V1n Buren township, at the secuo
corners of sections thir;y.tour and thirty-
fine thence running a direct nnrth eours
on the section line, until il intersectst
north or sandy ridge :oad and there terminal
GODFREY SUFFER-,
638 Principal p tiIioner.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-19
JUST COMMENTATOR.

The following paragraph is
set down to the credit OF the
Southern Patriot, published at
ireenviIIe, S. c. We like its
tone; there is magnanimity in it,
and it takes the right view ofthe
question. With, perhaps, rare
exceptions, appointments made
by the present Administration
are most excellent. There being
many applicants for the same
post, in many instances. other
than disappointment could not
fail to fall TO the lot of some,
and as a matter of consequence,
this disappointment carried with
it momentary chagrin; but that
any Democrat is going to de-
sert}his principles and enlist in
the ranks of party which he
has been free to denounce as
void of principle, is an arrant
to the slight
est consideration. We assert,
confdentialy, that no Democrat
will be guilty of any such absur-
dity. If a man has attached
himself or adheres to the party
in consideration solely of Office,
the sooner he abandons the par
ty the better. HIS place will be
filled by better men-better be-
cause it is for the principles and
measures of the party they have
an admiration:
"l4is administration will bear
scrutiny, and his appointments
have been in the main, wise
and judicious, such as a patriot
and the leader of a great national
party should have made to heal
the lewiston ofhis party, and di-
rect their affections and devotion
to the Republic" "-ChiIIicothe
AdUertiSer. .c.n..,,,r,
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THAT .ZANrzrsorR GALrHrs, The

THAT tZANTzrNeER GALPHTN. The
rumored defalcation Of len thousand dpl'
lars, in Tie accounts Of the late Wh'g
Chief Clerk in the State Department OF
State, has been Indignantly denied by
whg papers. The report stated that IiN.
defciency wus in the "Porugal Fund" i"
Of which he was the disbursing agent.
From the following explanatory para
graph from The Daily Union of the 4lb
inst, il appears that the deficiency is moi
in the ''Poriugal Fund.-" but in the or
= dinary fund of the State Department, OF
which he was also The disbursing officer.
"Mr. 2 kept three accounts with Cor
coran & Rigps-one as dsbursine agent
for the State Department, one as disburs-
ing agent Of the Portugal fund, and one
on bis private. account, but OIL that &C.
count there was small amount due 10
him. lie had to his credit on his ac-
count as discussing agent Of The Portugal
fund $4,000, and for this amount he
gave to lis successor his check This
check was moi paid by Corcoran g. Riggs
because Mt. z. was indebted 10 them On
his account as dsbursing agent of the
State Department in $4,000 fl is,
therefore, not true that Messrs. Corcoran
g. Riggs declined to pay the check be-
cause Mr.. z was indebted TO them 90
bis private account" M 3saFal
We opine it makes little diff, renee ia
the people what particular fund has been
plucked by this miniature Galphin, though
we enter . credit of two thousand dollars
in his favor, being the d ference between
the rumored and the actual deficit =
Only eight thousand this lime.-H Hamil-
ton Telegraph, =. uws
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PROBATE NOrlCE.-FORElGN
WILL.

1NlE heirs Of Mary (S.einer) Schumacher,
j wife of John Schumacher, late of Put.
nam County, OHIO. ARE hereby notified that
there wos fled IN the Court of Probate Of
Putnam County, State of OHIO, on this 30Ih
day of July, A. D. 1858. by Peter Schuran.
cher a will of The said Mary (SteineD Scbu-
macher, purporling to be proven in the can
Ton of Onnnemarie OF the arondissement oi
Belfort, Department Of the Upper Rhine. in
France; and that the motion to admit such
will to probate was continued by order Of
the Probate Court until the 30 h day.of Sep
temher next, A. D. 1858, at which time the
case will be for hearing.
BrJAMES MACKENZIE, Sol'r.
July 30th 1853 643