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DERHAM'S BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE.


Il No e6S Broadway.
Monday every evening during the week the ndespN
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TIE PRODIGY, LA PETITE CHRISTINE,
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Lands AND SHAkPLEY, -
wARDEN'S GGOTEsQUE PRESERVATION OF CRISIS
NORMA.
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THE WORLD Is CHALLENGED
To produce ANYTHING to equal the
BURLESQUE OPERA OF NORMA,
altered and iuproyeo ffoin Benis well known version ey
Alfred Sedswiek - 80,
Norma fGnsw More Ia Gris) w nueh
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THE God of the Duids BY tlno ISM
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Admission D ceuts-
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DARNUM's MUSEUM.-Beneft of c. w.
ID CLARKE-On SATURDAY, Nov IL. 1851 Afternoon
will appear in his great chsIassI DAMON
the deeply Interesting domestic drama of CLAR Tas
MAN OF MLAN-Clan Mis- Mestayer ROLAND, Mr. C. W.
CLARKE; Jocose Mr. Hadawsy Together with the pleAAns
comedy entitled THE CASTLE OF LIMBURG
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swz .AMP Z, E,.ANDs.

lMT Office is hereby given that Sealed Pro,
\ posals win BE rcceiveda tho Auditors
Ofise, in Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio,
und er an uct passed BY the General Assem-
bly o( the State { Ohio, on the I'd day Of
March, A. D. 1858, until the 23d day of Oc-
tober 1854, for ditching SYomp Lands in
town two north rangeIsix eastS{ North Green's
lburt) description Of whichaaa3 with the
Inpplaised value thereof,l hereafter given;
Ipayment for this diobing is 10 be mad e in
Itheso swamp lands attlicir appraised value
(The ditch is to c0mnenoe on the north east
bank of Powell's Greek at stake near a
llarge pin oak and slnall bur oak, both q
which are coaspicNously marked, being IN
I'se.tion 33, town north, range six east
thence north 81 deg. east 81 6O.l00 rods
thence east on thesection line one and hall
llmies to the northeast cornerof section. "a,
town2 north, range esst;4said ditch TO be
llsx feet wide at top Ind Tour al bottom, and
Two and a hale oeep. The whole ditch u
Idtyided5inio tour sections as fellows: No. /
Iicomniences at the stake on the bank OF
Pow lis Greek, as above Jescribed- thence
moth 81 deg, east 97G0-I00 rods; No 2
lcommences at the N w corner of the N E
Ioua,ter of section -33 thence east on the
section line one halt mile; No. 3commences
at the N w corner Of section 34-thence
east one half mile; No 4 commences at the
N w cornerof the N E quarter Of section
34-thence east one half mile. Proposals
must be made for each section separately.
On the 23d day of October tho proposals
received will be opened by tho Commits
soners and Auditor, and the. contract or
contracts awarded 10 the lowest responsible
bidder or bidders, .unless all proposals re-
ceiyed should be considered unreasonab'y
high; who will be then and there required
to give bond with security to the satisfaction
of said Commissioners, conditioned for the
faithful performance of his or their contract
within two, years from the Gate thereof
The Contractor completing his contract first
and having the same accepted by the COM
missoners will be. entitled to the first choice
of these lands. ts@
Drcrp1pnJoNr az, cIxT A Mp TANOS
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The Democracy Of Putnam County ale
requested to meet at The usual places Of
holding elections in their several towns
ships,
on Saturday, the aoA day Of September,
heiween The hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and four o'clock, pm. ,of said day, for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate
Tor Probate Judge, 10 fill the vacancy
eccsaioned by John Dixon declining. TO
bs a candidate fur reelection. 4,
The Committee submit the following
resolution of previous Committees Of the
party, TO witt 4 st
"Reselped, That the Central Commits
tee smll.appoint one Judge in'each town
ship, and one ai'ernnte Judge, TO serve
in his absence, at each Nominating poll
take n ii:each township"
IN compliance with the above resolu-
.i.n, Tie Committee have appointed the
following named persons, 10 Sil:
Monroe-Willam Barns, Daniel B1rns.
gPrry-Semea 'Diinack;' Silas Me-
Clish.
Moatersy-C Charles Harmon, William
Reckart. m II
Jackson - Phillip Anderson, David
Cary.
Jennings--Wiilia H Harris, ,Sigmond
Rpckart.
,.Sugarcreek-L Sic,er, Il. A. Husson.
Unioa-- Roberl Douglass, Nelson Nc
CIackenss .gsa ri IS a9F13
Grsensbwgh-John p. Simons, Lew
Grove, y g e q
.Li5eriy-A. 7. ,Pronlice, A. s. Pris-
chard. 8a& ga ~
Oaopa- Theodore Usage, Herman H
Recker.
4.Pleasans-Jacob Byers, Allen Ed
monds. EGHz
Riley-IIenry Blosser, Robert Stuart
Blanchard William Mcclure, VIII
liam Young, ~ss sf fseE
b Ivan Bmea--John Lefflsr, Peter Bow
man. Il a2tk aa sl ag
p The Convention Of three delegates
from each township, for The purpose Q
eounting The. votes, &c, will meet AT th'
Court House in Kalida, on Monday, th
ID day Of October next, AZ one O'Clock
Pm. JOHN MONROE,
" ~ Chairman Dem. Cen. Con
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an Attachment was this
"a. day issued by John Horner,, Justice
of the Peace, of Liberty township, Putnam
county, Ohio, against the property and ef-
fects of Jerry S. Tibbets, an absconding
debtor. The amount of Indebtedness is
-Sl46 90. Writ returned September 8, A. ID.
1854, and caNse adjourned to October 18th,
1854, a; l O'Clock, P. M.
r. MCKNIGHT. !
September 1st, 1854. .7o2
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ROAD NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given to the non-resl.
IN dents proprietors Of land in sections
one and twelve, and two and eleven, in town
two south, range five east, and of the north
west quarter of section thirteen, town one
south, range five east, hereby affected, that
the Viewers and Surveyor will meet at the
house of Oliver Talburt, Sen'r, in Jennings
township, on the 18th day of October, A. D..
1854, to view ard survey the following
county road :--Commencing at the Ft. Jen-
'nings and Talburt road in Jennings town
ship-thence running north on the section
line between sections II and l2, until it IN
tersects the Auglaize and Hicks Road in
Jackson township.
September 5, 1854. TO(
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Acton &c Woednut } f0

Acton Sc Woodnut fa8rt
vs. ..HE FL, FA,
Jonathan Lee
BY virtue of fl. fa, to me directed, from the Cour
of Common Pleas, of Putnam County, Ohio, vii
Offer for sale at the door Of the court house in Kada
Putnam county Ohio
On Saturday .he 2lst day Of October
AID. 1854,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and fou
o'clock p. VI. of said day, the following described
renl estnle to wit: :,
In Lot Cne hundred and one in the Town of OF
t6wa, Putnam county, Ohio. 5It3 s5-
Taken as the property of Jonathan Lee, to satisfy
an execution in favor Of Acton &c Woodruff.
s3sa JOHN B, FRUCHEY, Sheriff
SnERIFF's OFFICE,
.Kalida, Putnam Co, O., Sept Il, 1854
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ROAD NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that petition
S will be presented to the Commis-
soners OF Putnam county. at theii next De-
cember Session, praying for the granting Of
The following county road, to- viii Com
menc1ng at the mort h wesl corner of section
sixteen and south east corner OF section
eight, to run due north from thence on the
section line until it intersects the turnpike
road that runs down Powls Creek to De-
6ance. Ets
september I2 1854. NM&4 70l*
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DESCRIPTION OF SWAMP LANDS.


Samuel Conklin, Sen.,l
Guardian Of Joel Smith, Probate Court
VS.. Putnam County.
Joel Smith his said ward,
Harriet Smith and Han
nah Smith, minors, and Petition to sell
ss%ssI ,ssiI 8 s,Ss3as' eSns4'a' '"n.' Land
CtAID Defendants are hereby notified, that
. Samuel Conklin, SEN, guardian Of said
Joel Smith, has filed in said Court, his peli-
ton. praying for an order to sell the follow
ing Real Estate. situate in Putnam county.
in the State Of Ohio, to wit: The east hall
Of the south east quarter Of section number
thirty. three, town one south, range six east
containing eighty acresof land, !, more or less.
and the south west quafter Of the south west
quarter Of section rumber thrty-leur. in
township one south range six east, contain.
ing forty acres of land, more or less. Said
petition will be for hearing. on the thlrtieth
day ofOctober, A. D., 1854.
BY A.BUDD, Au'y for petitioner.
September 10, A. D, 1854. 7o'
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PERHAM's 100000 GIFTS.

Official Proceedings ofibe Share Holders
ia Pertam's Third Gif Eaterprise, in
\ Mass Meeting, held at-AcGdemy Hall,
\ 663 Broda,cdy, Neao York, on Thurs
day evening, July 9th, 1854.
-- s&
AT S,o'cIocis the smeeling was called
20 order by Dr.. Hall, whan 3. s. Adams,
Esq. was nominated and unanimously
elected Chairman, and kuberI Beatty,
lr., ESQ.,, appointed Secretary.
'Fhe first business in order being the
selection Of Commillee of FIVE persons
10 receive and dispose of the Gift Pro,
perly, il was on motion Resolved, thai
We now proceed to the nomination and
election.
The election being gone into, resulted
in the choice Of the following named
gcntiemen:
ROBERT BEATTY, JR
>. LATAROP,
IRA BUGKAlAN, JR.
b, s. ADAMS,
II p BAkKER
Justice L,,brdn cfr.red Ibe rollowpo
Resolution. T6 "a y,
Resolrcd That ,be Committee have
,owe, ~ 6ll.yoc,ncios f,om neclec, u
gerve or "a folfl .,Ls ~tfea,gr3s neoTs of j
,le,nber Carried lr. }'f
: 'tFbe sacietnrv.tl,cn read ,befalIowino,.
Resolred-Tb1t ibe Cocmmiiiee 81
author zed to receive from NJ perbatn
the GiG Proosrty or loke from him bonds
for lis deIiyetv as c,lIed for and bold tbe
somo IN tr,ls, far the sboreboldersl- =
cnrr;eJ ~, -
On inooitv # was oscertained ,Is,
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MIR. PERTAINS CARD.

Accompanying, you have submitted
he official proceedings Of the Share
Holders in Mass Meeting, convened on
tie evening Of the 9Th inst, for the
purpose Of selecting a Committee, and
taking into consideration other matters
affecting The interests Of aD ticket holdels
in my .ihird Gift Enterprise.
Ii will be seen that a Committee have
been appointed, and instructions given
Ihem as TO the course to be pursued up
10 cerlaiG stage of progression in the
enterprise. For Tho information of ab>
sent share holders, | here beg leave to
state, that the number of tickets sold up
to the present time. is about $4,000.
From th's you will perceive, that SO soon
as $4,000 more are sold, they will advise
The whole body of shareholders of the
fact, md ask of them, in general meet
ling assembled for tie purpose, inslruc-
lions as to the final disposition Of the
Gia Property, with which they are in
trusted. '~91 Y
\ That these 81 900 tickets may be sole
in the shortest possible time, the under
signed makes The following propositions
unequalled for liberaIiiy: @
\ Each person who gets UP a club of tel
subscribers, and forwards I0) Ten dol
lars TO this flee, will receive by return
mailor other conveyances, eleven tickets
Each person who sends at one time
one hundred dollars, will have sent ii
| like manner, One Hundred and Fllteel
4 tickets. ars
4 Each person who shall senal at on
! timel FIVE huhdred dollars, will have sen
!, lin like manner, Six Hundred tickets.
And for all larger sums in exact Pre-
portion.
: 1t is thus, ladios and gentlemen, th'
! hope to secure your hearty cosopera
. ton in bringing ibis enterprise to spec
dy, md | hope 10 all, satisfactory tern
ination. s..sg rgs,,9 5.r =f
With great considerations Of respect
lremain yours, obediontly,
!. j. PERHAM. &
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- sHERIFFs SALE.

r, MeArtha' & Co. rr ma
=, JOHN A. Cornnin ct. al.
" Y virtue of fl fn to me directed from the Cour
u of Common Pleas, OF Putnam County Ohio,
will offer for sale Mt the door of the court house il
Kalida Putnam county Ohio.
On Saturday the 2lst day OF October
. saH A. D.. 1854.
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. M. and fou
O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following described
real estate TO wit
BEGINNING at the north west corner, OF the. soutl
east quarter of section No.l5 oftownsflpyo soutI
Of rante No. east thence east 50 rods thence south
40 rods thence west so rods thence south 40 rods, te
tie place Of beginning, containing 90 acres OF and
more or less. in Putnam county. Ohio,
Taken ms the property of Michael b. Shgny te
satisfy anlexecution favor Off, McArthar & GO.
ea JOHN B FRUlHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE.
aKalida, Putnam Co, o., Sept. IA, 1854
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given ,hn. an order OF
lN attachment was issued, on the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1854, BY John
Yoruer, Justice OF the Peace of Liberty
township, Putnam county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits and effects ot
Jury S. Tlbhets. an abSconiing debtor and
a non resident Of said county at the suit of
Robert j. LOWRY and Nicholas Mcconnell,
partners in trade under the firm, name and
stile Of Lowry & Mcconnell. Amount claimed
GEORGE SHIPLEY.
Airy for Plaintiffs,
September t8, A. D, 1854. 200
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATT our instance an attachment was this
N day issued by John M. Radabaugh. q
Justice OF the Pence of Ottowa township.
Putnam. county, Ohio, against. the property
and effects OF Jury S. Tibbets, an abscond-
Ing debtor. Amount of claim, S3l 3d.
Dated this 18th day OF August, 1854. 4. %
69es z.AI, ( a JAS. M HIPKlNS & co.
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. ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that an Order Of
In Attachment was issued, on the gath
day of August. A. D. 1854, by John NJ. Ruda-
baugh, Justice of the Peace OF Ouowa
township, Putnam county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattels, rights an9 credits Of J. =.
Tibbets and Abraham Tibbets, absconding
debtors and non-residents Of said county, at
the suit of John Cox and e. K. Allen, who
claims an Indebtedness of twenty-five dollars
and sixty-four cents against said J, S. Tib-
bets and Abra ham Tibbcts, and for which
sum said order was issued.
JOHN COX,
F., K. ALLEN.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-09-22
A ArrACHMENT NOTICE.

Z -
NTOTI CE is hereby given that at my in
-stance, an order of attachment was is
sued on-the 18th day of August, AID. 1854,
by r. j. Lowry,a a Justicea aoi the Peace OF
Liberty township, Putnam county, State
Of Ohio, against the goods chat:els, rights.
credits and effects of JerryS. Tibbets, an
Ascending debtor. Amount ofclaim, S35.
JOHN N. NASH.
October Is, 1874. sa- 7ol