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OFFICIAL

Franklin Pi>re., President Of the Ussited States Of
.a'"ertea, to all trhon it may CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 me
that ADoLPHE PosBELEr has BEEN appointed cons III
OF Belgium at Chicago, in the State of IiIin"is do
hereby recognise him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers
and privileges as allowed to the consuis of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letter.
to te made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
the 9Th day Of August, A. 1854, and
IL. 81 OF the independence Of the United States
OF America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
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COVE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

COhE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
MRS. GEORG r., late Ct England wishes 70
WI inform tie ladies and gentlemen of Washing
ton and vicinity that h. can lie consulted on the
past, present, asd future events, ut her resd
18th street, between Maryland avenue ard d street.
west tidr, Island. Her name Is on the door. La
dies rs eents-gensleueu so Hours from In the
moroing till 10 O'clock at night
aug 10 Ste
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MAYORS OFFICE.
KAsHINGI Y. August 3, 1854

4 REWARD OF two hundr d (2ool dollars will be
n pail for the apprehension CT for surh 10 or
r7atiou msy lead to TIE apprehension, Of tbs PER
persen guilty OF any OF the reeept acts Of u
cendafism 10 this city, the reward to be paid upon
the conviction OF the person or persons sppreheud
eli. JNO. TOWERS, Mayor.
auy To- cost
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The price Ia still Is cents. in large bo.t g..
D. ). BARNES Proprietor 1877 tsroadwsv. nv
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~ vs, Bkxpfpss yrssssnif irssfrrx;-save
xeu pvrenss. Hvsr CeopisiBt. N.rvous DEBILITY
49, a. fhs Ksineya any Lnu Of pover sud ris
srrspsernent Of the syetemi ". fnt prt't YOU
ths thousands Who have uscs tbs Gzk.I Isvicoss-
ron
H.mp,oeas vesstable Tfu.ture,s and IT. e6s~ts
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STRAfEo away from the sits.rib<r on sundsv,
~ the Soth ultimo, . red and white Buffalo cow
with leather strap around her neck Whoever
h IS said Gov strut up viii ron er favor By reless-
Ing hss, thst she nay ind b-r hone--or n they
will bF;ne Der b wv reid n North Bcupds,v
and I'd street they vii be literally r, vsrded.
sug Eff zD GILMAN
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(NaLD CHAIN AND PENCIL LosT-Presumed
VI near sad 9th street. Valuable TO th-ov ner
nom its associssicns. liberal reward vi be paid
On delivery 1T the rtore Ct Mr. Lord, formerly O. p.
Wannnifs conner N. Y. avenue and eth street.
aug 9-.ts
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r OsT-A CHECK Tor SIS 90, drawn by Cha,l9
IL Wilkes on The Bank Of the Meircpoli The
payment Of said Check he been stopp Of the
sank The Apder viii b, rewarded by lsavirgN at
Aiarps' Express nSce - he have besn Instructed 70
psy Tor the trouble q Going -. o.. ~
sug 9--3te - 80 -
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rected by the Head 1t the Department, and
the premium he had paid without authority
Was disallowed.
The European Waffle public mon ief
among rs seem 10 be exceedingly puzsied b,
the news from Europe by the last two or three
arrivals. II bad been confidently anticipated
that they would bring advices Of decided
movements Of the parties to the usso. Turk |
war. Their mssgrensss Of startling incident
in that contest seems to nonplus all state. me,
here, a. far No We can perceive. The impre-
sion that the allies are destined 10 be worstet
in the end, is gaining ground, as Russi is cor.
ceived TO be best able to combat the patton a.
evils Of delay At this tine. The policy o.
England and France, Ia continuing their
present constructive war, (or it 10 little else 6,
far 10 written down in Washington a.
arising from settled conviction that they Can
not prosecute actual vigorous war against an,
considerable antagonist in this era, withou
being Srievously damaged in their resources.
of all descriptions going to make up the sum OF
thsir national power, and in the capacity o.
their subjects at large to live and prosper il
these times
It 10 not thought here that Austria can be
calculated upon by the slliss with more Ger
tainty than Prussia, now notosisusly almost In
srms against them; and their hesitation IL
attributed in part to . dread Of the result of q
contest vith those two Powers indirectly con-
lending On the side Of the Cssr.5 Nicholas. it
Is thought, is to have his own way ia Turkey
England and France eventually retiring from
'Ss ''nsesa disguseed with the COS. Of their
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II OST-A pair o. GOLD SPECTACLESi In
IL purple case, between 7th street. and tie ity
Hall The finder viii be rewarded By leaving them
1t the eRc. OF the Star. aug 10--4ts
O. RswARD.-Lost, yesterday. from the Poe
DBL mac Ho-se, between Sd and & sts pcin er
PUP, slut very prettily marked with bun colcrcd
and white spots, end OF thu tail clipped.
aae l0-lw
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10 THE pf,BIrn.

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merged in any city orincorpoTa'ed village,
the corporate existence OF such township,
shall nevertheless continue for The pur>s
pose Of eleciing therein, justices Of the
pence for such township.
SEC 2 In all such cases, Justices of
the pence, to the number now allowed,
OF which may bo hereafter allowed TO
such township, may be elected by the
qualified voters thereof, at tho times. and
in the manner now or hereafter to be
prescribed for the election Of Justices Of
The peace in other townships. eaccp, that
10 townships wherein the Office Of toWn>
ship trustees has been abolished, all The
rights, powers, and duties, in connection
with such election, devolVing upon town.
ship trustees, in other townships, shall be
dsvolved upon, and be performed BY the
city council Of such city, and the trustees
Of such incorporated village aforesaid.
tsi F.C.i LIE BLOND, H3
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
JAMES MYERS, aatt
Presiden, Of the Senate.
April !, 1854. olg q
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AN ACT


To amend an act, entitled an act TO amend
an aci, entitled can act TO provide fol
The organizltion Of cities and incorpor.
ated villages" passed March II, 1853
SEC. /. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
the twentieth section Of said aci, be, an
the same is hereby so amended as lc read
az follows: SEC. 90. II shall be the
duty Of the Governor, Auditor, and Secre
,ary OF State, or any two Of f,hem, a. the
time OF asceriaining the ratio ofre present.
alton, as required by the eleventh section
Of the said article Of The constitution, also
10 ascertain what cities Of the second
class, are entitled to become cities Of the
first class, and what incorporated villages
are entitled to become cities, and their
proper class; and the Governor shall
couse a statement thereof, TO be prepared
by the Secretary Of Siate, which state
ment he shall cause 10 be published in
some newspaper in The city Of Columbus,
and also in some newspaper printed in
each Of the ci.ies and Incorporated viii
sqes, the grade of which shall have been
so sdvunced, and copy Of snid statement
shall also be transmitted by the Secretary
Of State, TO the next session Of the Gsn-I
eral Assembly; PROVIDED, however, that
before said city or Incorporated village
shall be advanced, as herein provided, the
trustees thereof, by resolution certified
10 tho Secretary Of Stale, shall accept oI
such advanced grade, and therefrom any
such city or incorporated village shall, al
the next regular annual period for ,hc
election of municipal officers, proceed to
organize, according 10 It's new grade, by
,he election OF officers properly belonging
thereto, and on their election and quali-
ficaiion, the term Of service OF every
former officer shall expire. And il shall
be the duty Of the Governor, Auditor, and
Secretary Of State, to declare incorporated
villages, cities of the second class, and
cities Of the first class, between decennial
periods; Provided, that the application
from any incorporated village or city, be
accompanied by resolution adopted by
such village or city council, asking 10 be
declared city Of the frsi OF second
class, as the case may be, shall be ac>
companied with satisfactory evidence ),
showing the population Of such village
or city 10 be largo enough TO enlille them
10 such advancement.
SEc. 2. Tha, seciion twenty, Of 4 Q
act 10 which this is amendaiory. be, aud
the same is hereby repealed.
F. C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of tho House OF Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
March rs, 1854.
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AN ACT

To punish certain cff,nces therein named.
SRu Il. Be il enacted BY the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That il
any person shall wiliully and Iaallciously,
in The day time, break and enter any
dwelling house, kitchen, shop, store,
ware>house, malt>housr, slll-housc, mill,
factory, pottery, waier-crafi, school house,
church, or meeting house, smoke house,
barn, stable, railroad depot, car factory,
station house, OF railroad car, with intent
to steal, every person so offending, shall
be deemed guilty Of a pisdemeanor, and,
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding three hundred
dollars, and be imprisoned in The cell oi
the county jail, and be fnd on bread and
water only, not exceeding sixty days, at
iha discretion Of The court.
Sec. 2. That an act entitled ePn acl
70 punish certain offsnce," passed
March %, 1850, is hereby repealed.
F,aC. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
M JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
March 25, 1854.
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L Aw s or OHIO,
AN ACT


To provide for The complexion Of certain
Contracts heretofore made by School
Directors.
SEc.al. Be ii enacted by the General
Assembly ofike State Of Ohio, That in all
cases where, pursuant 10 law: contracts
have been made or entered into for the
sale Of School House sites, or lands the
property Of any School District heretofore
existing in this State, aud the sale re-
mains 10 be perfected by conveyance,
tho. u.iownship board Of education, in the
township where such property may be
eitua,e, shall be authorized TO complete
the same by executing conveyance in
the manner prescribed 'n section eleven
Of the &c, entitled an act To provide for
the Reorganization, supervision, and
maintenance Of Common Schools, passed
March l4lh, 1853, on full compliance
therewith by the purchaseror or purchasers.
F. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Oft House of Representatives.
ROBERT J. ATKINSON,
President oi the Senate, pro ten.
February 9Th, 1854.
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William Mitchell 81 Court of Commoa
Co. plaintiffs, Pleas,


John Dsub defendant, State ofohio.
IUlHE defendant. John Dnub, will take
III notice that the plaintiffs, William
Mitchell & Co. did on the Goth day of jan
uary, A. D. 1854, file their petition in said
Court, setting forth mortgage executed by
defendant on the following described prcmi-
ses; situate in the county Of Putnam, and
State Of Ohio, to wit: -o5
The east half Of the north west quarter Of
section number eight I6) in township num-
Der two ~ south Of ronge (5) FIVE east, con-
tanning eighty acres, more or lcss, securing
to plaintiffs the payment Of q certain note
executed by defendant on the 22d day Of
June, 1853. in favor of said plaintiffs, and
due on the 18th day Of August, A.. D. 1853,
for three hundred and sixty-lhree dollars and
five cents The object and prayer OF which
petition is that plaintiffs may obtain judg-
ment agains, said defendant for said Sa63 05,
with interest from the said 18th day of Au-
gust, 1858, and also that the sum oil Sd 81 8
taxes paid by plaintiffs on snid premises for
the years 1852 and 1853, be taken as lien
against said mortgaged premises, and for the
sale of the mor,gaged premises subject to
said lien f'r taxes to pay snid moriguged
debt, and for other proper relief. That un.
less the said defendant appear, plead, answer
or demur to said petition within the time
prescribed by law, the same will be taken
as confessed, and decree taken thereon
accordingly.
LAMIsON g. ROBB.
Atty.'s for Pl ifs.
Jan lary 21, 1854. }if< 669
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NC. Ewing Petiiion:-Amount Claimed
WIN NJ. Stewart. et al5 January 9th, 1853. y, \
VETM, M. STEWART will take notice TINT NJ G.
wv Ewing has filed his petition in the Court Of
common pleas, OF Putnam comfy, Ohio, against him
the said VIM. M. Stewart and others; the object and
prayer of which is TO obtain judgment against him
OF the above amount and interest, ana order for
the sale of the following premises, to with lot
number four in Chambers addition to the town of
Gilhoa, which he the saii Stewart and his wife,
Catlarine, since deceased mortgaged to said Ewing.
And unless the said VIM. M. Stewart demur or an
swer to the said petition before the eighteenth
day Of March, 1854 the matters therein set up will he
taken as confessed and judgment rendered accord
ingy. Y4. slhi lW a
67i aglgy r EBAY, Atty for Prff.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that a petition will be
presented TO the Commissioners of Put.
nam county at their next session, praying
for the laying out and establishing OF a
County Road as follows, TO wits Commen.
cling at the east line Of Putnam county, on
the section line between section twelve and
one, in Blanchard township in said county
-ihence west on the section line between
SAID sections until il intersects the Gilboa
and Defiance State Road near John Vaughn's
residence in said BlaEcbard township, Ohio !.
678s HENRY BOWERS,
March 81, 1858, Principal petitioner.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN, ]
g RAILROAD COMPANY. :

Sept. II, 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given thnt by resolution here
" tofore made Of the Board OF Directors Of the
Dayton and Michigon Rniroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made to said Companp were required to
be called In. Subscribers in the county of Putnam
wereb by said resolution required TO pay five per cent
on the amount oftheir stock, the 18th April last,
per every sixty days thereafter until the
whole ofsaid subscription should he efulIypnid up.
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary of in.
staIlments due to meet the obligations and engage
ments ofthe company for road contracts. and II Is
hoped that those subscribers who in defnut In this
respect. will hereafter he punctunl, and that all the
stockholders will do their part the furtherancc OF
the common interest. t%.f ~ NNN t
Pay ment ofsubscrptio is in said county, may be
made to DR.. c. T. P0MEROY, Of Ottowa. who is au
thorized TO receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor.
BY Order of the Board.
HENRY S. MAYO,
Treas. d. & M. r. r. Co.
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EONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
81 Gold street. New York.
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AN ACT

Supplementary TO San act TO regulate the
election, contest Of election, and the
resignation Of Justices Of the Peace
passed March IL, 1858.
SEC. l. Be Il enacted BY shc General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That in
all cases where the cooperate limits OF
anY city, or Incorporated village, are now,
OF hereafter may become co.extebsive
with the limits Of any township in which
such city or incorporated village is, or
shall be situated, and in all cases in which
the township has been, or msy become