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Henry Bowers

vs..
Non-residen, landhold- piew and Esta5lish-
ere, Of Blanchard tp., nsent Of Road.
Putnam county.
NOTICE is hereby given to nonresident
IN landhoiders, in Blanchard township, in
said county, hereby affected that an order
made by the County Commissioners, of Put
nam county, Stale Of Ohio, at their June
Session, pursuant to petition duly presented
to lay out and establish theTfoiiowing county
road, to wit:-Commencing at the east line
of Putnam county, between sections twelve
tl2) and one q in Blanchard township
thence running west along said section line
until il intersects the GIiboa and Defiance
State Road near John Vaug ghn's land. in safd
Blanchard township. Putnam county afore-
said. Simon Frantz, Joshua McDoagail, and
Samuel Hickrson were appointed Viewers
to view said road so proposed to be laid ou.
and established; and they will meet at the
heuse Of Henry Bowers, on the l9th day OF
July next, A. D.. 1854, in accordance with
said order to view the same and make report
accordinQls.
June s, 1854, HENRY BOWERS.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MIcHeAN,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Sent. 81, 1858

Sept. II, 1928.
NToTtCE is hereby gives that by aresolulion here.
LN tofore III de Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Dayton and Michigon Railroad Company, the Stock
scriptions made to said Companp were required to
he called In. Suhscrihers In the county OF Putnam
werehy said resolution required to pay five per cen,
the amount ofheir stuck, on the 18th April last
and ten per cent sixty days tareafter til the
whoe ofsad subscription should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment is essentiaiiy necessary of In
siaments due, to meet the obligations and enghge
hoped that those subscribers who In default In this
respect will hereafter ho punctuH and thai all the
stoc viii do their partto the furtherance OF
the common interest.
Payment ofsnhscriptio In said county, may he
made to Or. @. T. PoMEROY, OF 0ttowa, who isau.
tlorized TO receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor.
BY Order Of the Board.
HENRY s.. MAYO,
Treas. D. g. M. R. Il. Co.
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A. J. TAYLOR, P. VI.
JAMES F. ADGA1Es ESTATE.

JAMES F. AUGA1E'S ESTATE.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that the UNDER
In signed has this day been dnly appoint-
ed and qualified by the Probate Court OF Put
nam county, administrator, de bonis non, of
the estate OF James +. Adga,e. late Of said
county, deceased.
JOHN NlCEWARNER.
June 81, 1854. SOL
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HENRY Il. FIOWE'S ESTATE.

N Office is hereby given, that the under.
In signed has his day beon appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the Estate of
Henry e. Howe, late of Putnam county, Ohio,
deceased. -
~ WILLIAM BoGART. Senior.
June 18th, 1854 685*
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IOHN RACE,S I,sTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un.
lv dersigned has this day been duly ap'
pointed and qualified BY the Probate Court
Of Putnam county administrator de bonls
non ofthe estate Of John Race. late Of said
county, deceased. JOHN NlCEWARNER.
June 81. 1854. fS9l
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AUDITORS OFFICE. J
PUTNAM G, rNTY. OH1o,
June 81. 1854.

!. JOHN MONROE, Auditor in and for
sa d County, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is correct Exhibit Of the Re-
ceipts and Expenditures Of Putnam
County, Ohio, for tue year ending June
s, 1854.
JOHN MONROE. Auditor.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE.
KALIpA, PurNAM COUNTY, ONO. !!
March % lR5A

MARCH %. FE04.l Y
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that I am pre-.
lV pared with funds to Redeem all oldets.
drawn on the Treasurer Of Putnam county,
Ohio, for county purposes. on which interest
is accruing.
676 s. SUTTON, Treasurer.
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REFERENCES.
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EscH u WRocKLEeE, Oe'p"o''
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iv1lSs B. EoeLSsroa, nsao; Cincinnati, i"
JoHN rUTrLE, Defiance, /"
G. w, OvsRMeYsR, Spencer, /"
Bliss & KELssy, ST.. Mirys, /"
FARRINeroH & RUPPLg,
CHAMBE2s& HAeRis, Dayton,
CoMrARRSr & HHBBsL. Fl, Wayne, Ia.
II. HANNA, WabasI,towu, !"
Rosses & REYroiiDs, Lafayette,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
lV signed was on the 9th day Of March
du'y appointed and qualified as administra.
tor on the estate Of John Harter, late Of Put.
nam county, Ohin, deceased.
t79s JOHN SFIAFEk.,
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NOTICE.

The undersignRd have this day been ap.
pointed Administrators on the estate Of James
6. Ladd. dec'd. late Of Perry township, Put
nam county, Ohio.
AMOS LADD.
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SY'HHES and Sy,he Snsaths, Rakes
~ Forks, Hoes, &c., &C., Tor sale
Ar TAYIoRs' STosE.
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Total amount Of BILLS audited and Orders
Issued ................ sa6ss "a
Amount In tha treasury at June
settlement. lt53...............$2 $266 A
Amount received In the treasury
during the yenv for county pur.
poses ......................6 65el 80 Q
ses7l 80 o
orders issued. ....................s s99sa 50
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Amount paid county commissioners per dium sos 90
grand aud petit juroTs......, 80. 1873 30
- John b. Frnchey. 5heTiff = fees
for summonlns grand and petit
jurors aud witnesses before
grand jurys...v... ............ 81 10
- Witnesses before grand jury
fees and mileage. ......... ~. IL 20
D." ''' for fees ana cost Of annual cleo.
tion, aud returning poll bDOksof
Justices election ......,..... 1873 IS
for locating county roads. 1872 75
as IN ias4. ........s!... ..'.. sss 90
A. Bndd for drawing official
bonds for county ofieArs. 90
members hoard OF equalization,
equaizing real property as re-
sArned hy land epptaisers,.,." 80 60
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EXHIBIT

EXHIBIT
Of Bills audited and Orders issued on
County Treasurer, for the year ending
June 9Th, 1853.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

having been made with lhe Anti Bani"n par
W. The Congressional vote shows the I'D
lowing result. with thres or four counties to
b heard from In the 6ih and 7,h districts;
Isl Dis,ric,. Kennei, (WhiRl 6269; Ben,
,pn. { lE,en,ou1 1898; Polk (An,i- Ben,on, 27s.
Msioti,s 981.
Sd Dis,ric,, Poner. (Whiel 8l2S5 Cor
nick. tAnd. Banlon) 68a5. Msjnri,y 1898.
81 District. Linclev. (Whig) $500; Flour
Bsy. tAn.i. Ben,on) 1859. Maj,slsy 962
l.h Diaric,. Oliver. (Whlg) 6li7, Piu
(Iad. Whie) SOS; LAVE, (5rn,onl 6sS L.
snsrd AMI. Ben,on) 1887 Msirri,y 1880
l5lh Disiric,. Miller, tWhigl 6372; Price
(Bsn.on, 1904; Housh, Anti Ben'oa) 254O
Majority 1863,
9Th Dis,ric,. Johnson. (Ben,on) 74i4
Phelps. (And, Ben,on) so3i Majority 6C1
7,h Dislric,. Carulhers, (Whig) 77al
Jones, Bsn,onian; SOFT. Majority a644
Tn,al--Whic. 43 GA; Bsn,un. ss,486
AMI. Benton. 3O,l23.
AMI Administration. Whig and Benton
vote. 6y 100 Majority a5 977.
Ia 1859 Missouri gave Scott. 39,9S4
Pierce; SO 35S. making a mai"ri,y for ~
Sham Democracy of8369. The above re
surns OF the eisciion JUS, concluded, show
remarkable change 10 be accomplished 7
she space Of two years.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
washington Terrleory.
Dates received 10 September 9. ~

DHt6S received W OeplelnO6T D.
10 The early part Of last week fight oc.
CURED on Vancouver's Island between Two
parues Of Cbslams, which resulted in The
death ot one Of the chiefs named Calhoun
and Two Of his parry. An Indian council is
abou. TO br held in regard 10 .he matter, and
i, was supposed fight would eisus.' w
The sloop Chalam, Of Pur Discovery.
with considerable lqnor on board, was seized
by Cnpt Alden on Friday Iasi, al Port Town.
send. supposed TO be engaged in, selling
liquor 10 the Indians. The fihbi decision Ol
hs Captain had no, been nude last Sa,ur.
day. Several Of the ci,iz4ns demanded thai
the liquor should be- destroyed before she
was released. '',''".'
A company has been formed 10 place o
small steamer ON the Cowlnz. There are
Is inches Of water on Tie wnrs, rapids, .''
New gold mines have been discovered on
or near ApplsRa'e. which are paying well,
Miners are crowding in, and s,ores also
Many new and substantial buildings have
been built, aud many Others are being con
srucsed rapidly. The mines, are no doub'
good. .g, " e g,...,',,, ~, :" ',,., -
The wheat crop IS good. and Il will !. il
estimated IL for about "a per bushels
Those who have estimated. the quantity
raised aud The quantity 10 be consumt d, slal,
.ha. !. will supply Jackson counly and Yrek'
abou. Eve months. About this there is NJ
certainty. .,.',a,....,..
ELEcrIoN.-We have as yet no returl
from .hs election in Washington Territory
excep. rumor, which says ,hs Democrat
have elected minority 70 The Legislature.
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he thinks Of his sires and the braves Of his
tribe that he buried there, and thinks Of the
past history Of his race, which has been
handed down to him BY tradition. He
heaves a sigh from his Over-burdened bo-
som; tear starts in his eye. and with
manly pride he dashes it away. and vanishes
amidst the trees of the forest, to be seen no
more. He has gone to another and more
remote cline, TO find himself another hunt
ing-ground, where the despoiler win moi
come
Thus ! have given You brief descrip'
ton Of Kansas Territory. Use il in any
way you please, to give information to my
numerous friends in Meigs county.
WIZ. A. DErEw.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

LIBBRIA-THE BLACK RsPUBLic.-Intel.
ligence has been resolved a, Monrovia Of
the breaking out Of war in the. Teembo
country, which is about hundred miles
south. ol Monrovia, on the Liberian coast.
The conhcl was between the natives resid.
ing on the coast and those living In ihe in
terror. The prominent cause Of the war
was the refusal Of the natives on The coast
TO permi, those Of the interior 10 90 down
and trade with the factories al the beach. -
Il has been the custom, II seems, for ceh.u.
ries, all along the coast. fot the ih,crior
tribes TO carry on their trade .htnugh the
beach people. Now, disposition is mani.
tested 10 throw off this burden, and 10 trade
Silhou, The Intervention Of brokers. or third
parties, who have been accustomed 10 con.
sumo o large share OF the proceeds in COM
missions. The Liberia Herald lavors lhe
disposition manifested by The Teembo peo.
pie 10 submit no longer 10 the imposillons
they have so long endured. and recommends
TO factors and Others who deal largely Ia oil.
10 aid them 10 al peaceabls methods oil
bringing nbou, reformation. Tsembo Is
remarkable for lie large trade pAIin oil,
larger probably Than any placs on the coast,
except Grand Colah. ~ agsN ,'s''''si'i.'
The Government, in Liberin. twas OK.
per,ed, would take some sieps 10 HrFett The
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
Arrival q or the Canada.

NEw YoRK, Oc,. 6.--The Canada arriv.
ed this morning with da,es 10 the 2Srd with
q week later news. l, is increasing. 5000
men Of the Crimea expedition had landed
and marched awards Srvas,opol. la
LIVERPOOL. Friday Evening" MilliRan
reports Sales OF co,.on for ihe week a, 36.,
600 bales. Orleans fair Ct; middIing ST;
upland fair 6. Prices 10 favor Of buyers
Western Canal Flour Sis Sd. Ohm 34s
Sd. Corn, yellow and white SOS. Whea.
6 10 los. eE
The Canada brings no news Of the Arctic
which sailed on her rrgua, day. The news
is important. The Pe,rel steamer pu, back
o Clyde damaged. There were Ave deaths
on the San Jacin,o q, Southampton. 2.
Il 10 officially announced by the French
and English Governments that on ,he 4.h,
$1,000 men landed without opposition Al
Eupa,oria, and Immediately marched upon
Sevas,opoI. The transports returned to
Varna. where there are now fourteen lhous.
and more Frenchmen. The Russian flee,
had again run inm Sevas,opol and pan oil
.he allied fees arrived Of tina, place.
Il was stated from Consian,inople. but ysl
dnconfrmsd, ,hs, the Gar, a, The last mo.
ment assen,ed 10 terms. st 4 s q
A steamer was despatched to postpone the
landing, bu, a, The las, advices |. had no
reached ihs feet.
i Il is decided that neither Sweabnrg nol
Crons,adt shall be awscked this ssason. The
French Baltic feet returns 10 France. |, Il
reported that the baueries of Odessa hnv,
again been bombarded. Anapa and Krrsci
were cl,sely blockadpd. The evacuation o
Moldavla 10 now complete. Guyon Is re
J called from Asia.
Greece makes submission 10 the Port
, and offers a treaty Of commerce. The rup
lure with Russia is officially con,radcled
Spanish affairs are unchanged. The Bplgia
ministerial crisis is over, the ministers re
main.
The Brokers circular reports cotton dul
: prices easier, bu. no, quoiably lower. Ther
2 Is but liule speculative demand. Mnb,l,
iah. al 6, middhng 81 I6, upland middlin
!. s. Snck 887 500 bales, including 585.70
: American. s#
: Breadsiuffs generally firm. with upsar
y tendency. Brokers say -four advanced e
o whra, 4d. corn Is Sd. t'
g Richnrdsons's circular quotes white whe,
al 81 6jt0lCs; red 8s 9it09s. Western Cam
: Flour 60 6iA3ls. BALTIMORE and Philade
y phia q, Sis 6it03ss Cd, Ohio $50.
u Gardner's Circular reports beef unchanI
q ed. with limited business doing. Previol
: rates Of pork are unchanged. with limiIe
: sales. Bacon, prices are ,rifle higher
Lard, sales OF the week 200 tons. at 50
/, holders demanding an advance, prices al
~ vancsd Sd. Consols 95a American Stool,
3 fair business doing, U. s. Skies bond of l8l
N at @l,06l0&i O74, do sucks $I.06Sl.O
}. Penna Fives. bonds, 89tO83 Maryland Five
n bonds, 92(O94c. it.
!" ! Richardson's circular quotes white whe
70 at9s 6dtOl0s; red 8s 9dtO9s; Western Can
T. Flour 80, 6dtO3ls, Baliinore and Philad,
8. 2hia q, 3ls 6dtO3as Sd, Ohio 33sO35s;
"a dian corn q, 34s(O37s. pe
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

ORFIcIAb ABSTRACT, Elm snosher column
we presen, an absuac, Of the votes po!led IL
Meigs county q, The recen. election. Il viii
be observed ,ba. We have no. given the scat.
,ering vo,es, Of which there were bu, lew.
Ia the official abs.racI. as returned by the
Clerk TO the STATE fficers, Jacob Blickens.
derfsr is announced as having received 6l9
votes. and Jacob Bbckensderfer Jf., 1874
We have sdded these two together, for This
reason: we believe il 10 be mis.ake OF the
township clerks. There were few tickets
printed by mistake, on which The Jr. was
omitted in Mr.. B.s name; bu. we have the
assurance Of those who distributed those
tickets, ,ha. they were all corrected previous
10 .he election. They had only been SEM
to one or Two townships, and other ,icke,s
were subsequently, sen. TO ,he same town
ships. None Of them were sen, 10 Rutland
Columbia. or Su,IoG ye. We find the enter,
Republic an vote Of these three townships re
turned for Jacob Blickensderler, instead o
Jacob Bickensderfsr Jr. a
10 The Official Absrac, the msjori.ies ar
no. given. For convenience we give then
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

When we compare these insjori,ies with
the whole number Of vo,es cast, we think
we may salelv challenge the State 10 show
like result. Le,an and Salem townships
werenlmos. unanimous--,he former polling
Ienlg FOUR, and the latter SEVENTEEN
AdhIaislration votes. In these Two town.
ships The resnh was mainly brough, abou,
~ \. II. swallow and Judge T.ealie-bo,h
lot whom have formerly been promipen.
Demu6fAls Or Administrations men, They
IAss. snau.nce 10 ihslf own neigh.
bOrhoods, Is may clearly be seen by these
results.
The entire vote Of the county Is about an
average one-being sbou. one hundred less
Than las, year. and only abou, six hundred
less than tina, q, the last Presidential election,
which was The larges, ever polled in Meigi
county.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

WEST CoLuMRIA AND LErAar FALLs
ruRNp,Ke The Board Of Directors Of lie
Yves, Colnmbia I.e,,r, Falls a. Ten M Ia
1'urnpike Comnany have lorpao;zed. and
fam pre.en, indications. we have every rea.
son 10 hope for ! speedv completion Of this
much uesdeI improyem.u,, and when com.
,ieted. We fullv exnec, This 10 be ,he bs.,
srads of any road Of lis length in Western