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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

CITY HoTEL,
cokNKR FOURTH MAIN sTRExTs,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
49, THIS well known Hotel has been leased fof
;H term OF years by the subscriber, and thorough
ksU " renovated and newly furnished, is new op n
for rscep Of the travelling community and the
public generav. rhe Proprietor having extensive
prisnce in this business confidently aters lmsei
that give eare satisfaction to all who may ia
vor him with a call.
This 1tslis situated in high, healthy, eenfra anu
convenient of the city, and directly the street
leading ths steamboat landing and immediatel. in
the centre Of the business part of the CITY, The be
bf stbng attached Ia the House. where at all times
be had tarTa ss Bassss, Horses &C., ON the mos
re ssonsbIe terms
yrPass,n.crs I'd ,ssage conveyed to and rom the
Boats free of charge.
c. Z. HEWITT.
Dubuque, Sept. 9th, 1883 daw-ly
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scALEs' MousD,--The Chicago Democratic
Press has vigorous puff of the new village oil
Scales Mound laid oul by J A. Cl,rk. and Mr..
Proyoosf, in this county -FGa JEFF
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RETURNS FROM THIS TOWNSHIP.
FIR SUPERINTENDENT OF FuBLIc lNsrRue-

J D Eads 23o; | |. Stewart 244. Stew
arts (wh'g) "ajnr'iy, Ia
FoR ScHrL FCYD CnMMissrowrR,
N. NcCnlough 24l VIM. Stewart 220 Me-
Cull,ug,'s (ism NAL riy. II
In l~52 the avrrage whg majofi'y in this
township for Secretary, Tr-asur-r. aud Auditor
of State was thirty ~ and the majority q,
Ciagrtt and Beck "ver their De,nocra,ic COM
patitors was upwards OF ~. Now it will b.
seem that We have cleas and decided demo-
cratic gain.
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small POx,

YyHOSE who wish to guard against he Small Pox
are informed that the gned has just received
= supply of fresh and genuine Vaccine Matter, for
sale atthe Drug store Of A. GlLLEsPaE,
No 3lote Building.
Dubuque, Jane 7th, 1853 y
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Carriage and Wagon shop,

ON SIXTH sTREET. DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Opposite the American Hou and near the Post fce
b SA@H ANY description of Four, J wo OF
8 One Horse Wagons, suitable tor the
Mines Farms, for the route TO California and war
ranted to run easy and ready to immediate use.-
Connected with the above, and adjoining il 10 first
rate Blacksmith shop and Paint Shep, wheTe work il
done OF eyeiy description, and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done we'll; the taste Of all psrsons
can be suited the work is done under his o~ inme
atc inspection Orders from any part OF the country
promptly attended Wagons OF every description
butt order, and for sale. which for style durability
and elegance VI finish. cannot be surpassed WormeT
OF celebrity engaged, and Ihe best materials used.
Nm. HURlEy begs leave TO announce to Farmers
Merchants, citizens and others tna lie Low located
II tire above stand, he VIII always be found III,
ready recipient OF their IatrcpeRe. Tie need hoih
ing his Work, that Is already known sufficiently I.
be guarsHt for the future To any " Lo may en-
him v tf tn, exccuiit OF anotder His ceEstan
aim will he to have xceptionablt character fo
quality ,cheapness, punctualiiy and deepatth.
or Remember the dir,ctoE:
WILLIAM HURifY.
opposite the American House, The Post Office
Dubuque, seft. i9ih, 1853 daw-lv
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HNMPsTEAD q HURT

HEMPSTEAD q bURT,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRS AT LAW. AND
sOiICITORS IN CHANCERY-DCBUQUE IOWA
xryIfJ sr,ecx in the District Courts OF the Judi
w cial districts aud IN the supreme Court
ay-OFF(CE in yellow Brick Building, near Spaui-
ding's Book Store, on Main street
Sept. S, I5i9.-lly
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DIR. w. Il. Nc MAHAN.

TENDERS his professional services 10 tue citi1ehso
Dubuque and vincinity
othce IA Fitsp,trck's building, Main street, frat doc
below the Globe Building.
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(By Submariae and European Teirgraph.)
We have received the following from our cor
respondent at Vienna.


"The following Is from an excellent source,
though its correctness cannot be vouched for
implicitly:
".The new prnpositnns If Russia are based
on the maintenance ofexistng treaties between
Russia and the Porte. ifths be admitted, Rus
sa will qnit .he principali'ies. provided that he
combined fleets quit the Black sea and the Bos-
phorus.
'..Neeotations win then be resumed. in which
the propositions of Prince Menschikof will form
the base of a new convention with the Porte,
in which, the four powers are TO participate.
t.it is asserted that Austria and Prussia were
willing to agree 10 ihese terms and that Baron
Bourquency, on the part of France, though.
them worthy of cons 1eration, bur that lord
Westn,oreIand i1s.ated on the revision of ths
existing treat~
...lt is 20 said that If tte wes,er, ,c,ro..
reject ,,ese terms, ne fse1
f.sa1 11om her engagement TO them. ~
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~ Bills. Crushed Sugar, for sale by
4U GILfIAf& EMERSON.
Lam ms,

r HAVE this day received, direct from New-York
u large stock Of Lard and Gas LAMPS, of every des
<spti0n and style. which will be sold cheap, by
Inn. 7tb GILLESPIE
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DIR. John Il. HenfOn,

Would respectfully, inform his friends and the public
that he located Dubuque, and Will be happy TO
wait on all that may need his services.
Otce in the GoDe Building, stairs, end dooronthe
right. III
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Gbe a}Jtrklu Grprrss
BY WM n. mhnhll A
THE WAR ON GEN. DODGE.

MORNING, ApK. 1s, 1884
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From the Washington Union.
THE RUSSO TURKISH QUESTION
IMPORTANT Is TURE.

In the London Times Of the 18th altimo, re-
ceived per steamship Canada, is the following
timpnriant despatch, which, il true, would in.
dicate that Russia, Austria, and France are will.
ing to restore the status quo, while Great Bri
tain is unwilling TO come in until che cen have
some better guarantee o. the Cars permanent,
peaceful intentions than any now q be found in
existing treaties. Further: this news shows
pretty plainly willingness on the part Of Rus.
sia to concede what she not long since virtually
refused.
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Genuine Pills, DC.
HAVE been alp lHted 4. en II he sar Of tho fol-
u Mssin Pills AMI No iicin.s: MoffatF,s Pills and
Bttoe, WFikhts sPil AcLaEe's Liver Pills, Brand
retii's fits, Hoowsy's P,iis and Ointment, BraRgs 4
Smith, coated Fills, Lees Pills, Cooks Pills.
etvsfestn Baam Pills.
Family Medicines.
/ IhSvouOw On ha a supply LAY .e's Family Mcdi-
eines. l0sdo c's tinily Medicines, Grafen bur
Co.'S Eami Medicines.
e9fs'ss - Cough N edicines.
fa tent fsr fhafollowing celebrated Con Oh Medi-
eimos Ayers G terrv Pectoral Wstar's Balsam Wild
Cherry, Buchaa's Hungarian BaIsam, d.. storms
Scotch Cough Oxndy Barnsrd's syrap, Liverwors and
Hosehound, Jsynes and Lo dons Exrect0fant; all 81
tho above Tor sals at Wholeszle or Retail by
A. GILLESPIE.
Nct.3. 81 No. I. .0Iohs But ding, Duhnque kwa
~ ENTS-We fhiak We have the cheapest aud besl
NJ seoek OF Cl1thinEevsr brought 70 Dubuquss Cal
allvi6 y - alLLsAMfA EMERSON. -
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OK DOZEN Oysters, for sale by
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lust received and for SALE or Porcelain
d lined Preserving Kettles. Also, superior article
Lemon Syrup wholesale or refill, by
AN5EasoN & NIT TON
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4 AaaCROSS best ST. Louis and Milwaukee Match
xOU es, ,forsale lower than the lowest. bv
May 10 GILLIAN 4 EMERSON.
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Genuine Pits, DC.

sYS DHIs. old Reciiiied Whsskey, for sale by
~ Mayo GILi4,AM T. EMERSON
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Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
RE ready attend to all5usiness entrusted to tneir
IA care, in Dubuque, aud surrounding counties.
,rrOrrIcr in the Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
NAV 4th, 1853. adW-u
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24


shall be taken and held TO be as valid as
il served upon the Company according
10 the laws Of this state, or any o,he,
slate, and waving all claim Of error by
reason Of such service; now, therefore,
IN pursuance Of the frs, section OF the
"Acl 10 regulate tho Agencies Of Insu-
rance Companies no, Incorporated BY the
state Of Ohio" passed May l, 1854, WE
LIAM D. MoReAN, Auditor of said State,
de- hereby certify that the said D, N. Os-
Ra1N 10 suthoFixed as IN Agent for the
said Company 10 transact the business
os Insurance, in this siate until the
3lst day Of January, 1865, 90 far as
he may be legally empowaSod 80 70
do BY his letter Of appointment and
the instructions which may be gwen TO
him by the said Company.
10 witness whereof, 1 have hereun,o
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal Of my Office, 10 bs affixed, this 18th
day Of September, A. D. 1854.
VIM. D. MORGAN, Auditor.
DIN. OSBORN, Agent.
October IA, 1e54-3w.
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SWAMP LANDS.

NOTICE is hereby given tim. Sealed
Proposals will be received at the Audi>
tors Office, in Kalida, Putnam county,
Ohio, under all act passed by the Gen~
eiRl Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, on
the I'd day Of March, A. d., 1858, until
the 9th day OF December, 1854, for
ditching Swamp Lands, in town two
nona OF range seven east (Libely town
ahip), description Of which lands with
the appraised value thereof is hereafter
gwen. Payment for this diIchng is to be
made in these Swamp Lands at their ap-
praised value. The ditch is 10 commence
where Turkeyfoos creek crosses the
Oiiowa and Napoleon State road about
twenty or thirty rods south Of Medavy-
thence wes. 40 staked out 10 the eaSi
line Of the west half Of the north west
quarter Of session eight, whole length Of
the ditch is one mile one hundred and
seven,y>three reds; said ditch to be eight
fdet vide At top and six at bottom, and
two feet deep. Persons des;rous Of sub
hitting proposals. for less quantity than
the whole will state The amount propored
for and its location.
On the 9Th day of December, 1854
the proposals received will be opened by
the Commissioners and Auditor, and the
contract or contracts awarded 10 the
lowest responsible bidder or bidders, un.
less all proposals received should be con.
sidered unreasonably high; who will be
then and there required TO give sond with
security TO tho satisfaction Of said Com
misaioners, conditioned for the faithful
performance Of bis OF their contract with
in two years from the date thereof. The
Contractor completing his contract frs
aud having the same accepted by the
Commissioners will be entitled to the
frs, choice Of these lands.
DESCRIPTION OF SWAMP LANDS
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sHERiFF's SALE.

Jshn Eyer, Assignee OF samuell
Black, Sarah Black, Frank Court Of CoNRsn
Thrift and Columbia Thrift Pleas
vs..
Walter x. nlaek, Maria Black,
and Olive Black. minor heirs Of IN Partition.
.: Black, deceased.
pY virtue Of an order to me directed from the
ID Court OF eemmon pisns Of Putnam county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court house,
at Kslida, In said county.
On Monday, The 4th day of December,
A. D., 1854, @
between the hours Of ten s'elock, A. NJ, and four
selsck P, NJ. the following described property, 10
wilt: 500
The east half of the north west quarter Of section
number eight IN township number south of range
number SIX east, containing eighty acres Of land
less and the north west fraction of the ensi
half OF teeiisn number eight in township number
south OF range number six east, containing forty two
acres and sixtet hundredths of an acre Of land
more or less situate in the county Of Putnam and
Stats Of Ohio; Also, outlots nuTaber ninety seven
and ninst yuine inthe town of Kaiiin In said county
Of Putnam lforesaid. Appraised 81 TIVE Thousand
and Ten Dollars.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHBRrFF's OFFICE,
KAlids. Putuam Co., O., Oct. IS, 1854
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office 10 hereby givsn,O the nsn-seSi-
IN dents propristerS Of land in sections
one and twelve, and two and eleven, In town
two south, range FIVE east, and Of the nortk
west quarter Of section thirtesn, town one
south, range fivs EAST, hereby affected, that
the Viewers and Surveyor will NEE, st the
house Of Oliver Talburt, Ssn'r, in jennings
township, on the 18th day Of oetober, A. d.
1854, to view and survey the fsllswing
county road = Con- msneing al the p. len.
ninss and Talbart road in Jennings tswn-
line between sections IL and II. until it in-
tersoets the Auglslzs and Hicks Read 10
Jackson township.
SeptembSr 5. 1854. YQG
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NOTICE.

l. T. s'faIn, n.ia.,fl'N'l' fialh'lif cipa
Lucius Hubbard, Defendant. N'''0"'
THE said Luci1s Hubbard is hereby mo-
tifiod that The above named T. E. Strain,
on the tweDty>sixth day of September,
A. D., 1854, filed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of The Court Of common pleas, of
Putnam county, State Of Ohio, his petit
tion setting forth, among other things,
iha. the said Defendant is indebted 10
said Plaintiff fifteen hundred dollars, with
ten per cent. interest thereon from the
18th day of April, A. D., 1854, as is evil
denced BY Che promissofy note Of said
Defendant given 10 Plaintiff and dated
April IL. A. D., 1854, and the object
and prayer Of said petition is that on the
hearing and final determination Of this
action judgment be rendered in favor Of
said Plaintiff, by said Cour, Of common
pleas, and agaiBs, said Defendant, for The
said sum Of fifteen hundred dollars, To-
gethei with ten psr cent. interest thereon
from the 18th day Of April, A. D., 1854.
And Defendant is further notified that il
he shall fail 10 answer or demur TO said
Petition on or before the 30th day Of
December, A. D., 1854, the said Petition
will be determined al. the next Term OF
said Couft Of common pleas thereafter
hold and judgment rendered accordingly.
BIZ LELAND 81 MACKENZIE,
At.'ys for Petitioner.
November ls;, 1854. 70S
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LAND FOR SALE,

HHyHE undersigned offers for sale. oT tn
exchange for Real Estate IN LebaHon
or its vicinity, in saoh parcels a. will suH
purchasers and on very liberal terms, tns
following lands, 10 wit:
63A acres in Allen county, Ohio.
lAao acres in " cod county, Ohio. 9
1347 acres In Van Vert county, ohie.
64O acres in Defiance county, ohis.
4o1 acres in Fulton county, Ohio.
600 acres in Henry county, Ohio. i
432 acres in Williams ceunly, Ohio,
100 acres in Putnam county, Ohie.
80 acrsB in Paulding ceuRty, Ohie,
80 ocrssin Mercer sOunty, Ohio,
1850 heres in Clinton county, ohie.
The above lauds were located smenEst
the first selections in the counties where
they are situated, and for fertility Of soil are
unsurpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, o. Canals, convenient TO almest every
tract, which afford cheap and economical
outlet to the best marksis for all the products
OF tho farm. The lands will be disposed Of
At less prices than other lands Of similar
quality and location are selling for, and In
lots to suit purchasers -...s
ANY further information viii bs given BY
the subscriber, in Lsbanonj by Jokn Jack
son, or Lemuel Lewis, AZ Wsatborough,
Clinton county, or BY K. n. Gilchrist. whS
will spend most Of his time in the North
western part efths State, experimenting the
sales of these lands,
July IL, 1854. re CoRWIB.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an Order of Attachment
IN was issued, on the lst day of Septem.
Der, A. D., 1854. by John Horner, Justice
Of the Peace, Of Liberty township, Putnam
county, Ohio. againstthe property and effects
Of Jerry S. S.Tibbets, an absconding debtor.
tachment returned on the 9th day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1854, and the course con-
tinued until the 18th day Of October, A. D.,
1854, and the cause continued until The 18th
day Of October, A. D., 1854, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ.
SAMUEL lands.
September 9th. 1854. T03*
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Pierman Plaintiff


Samuel Pierman Plaintiffl
against CiuiL action
Lucius Hubbard defendant
THE said Lucius Hubbardis is hereby no.
tilted iha, the above named Samuel Pier
man, on The Sd day of October A. D.
1854, flied in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Court of common pleas, 0. Putnam
county, and State of OHIO; his petition,
setting forth that the said delendent is
indebted to said plaintiff in The sum Of
eight hundred and fifty dollars, with in
,eresi thereon, from the 9th day Of Sep
tember A. d. 1858, as evidenced BY the
promisory note of said defendant given
to plaintiff, dated Cold Spring, Seplem-
ber 9th 1853. The object and proyefoi
said petition, is that on The hearing, and
final detefmination,of this action, judge-
menl be rendered in favor Of said plain-
tiff, by said Court Of common pleas, and
against said defendant, fos the sum oi
eight hundred and fifty dollars, with in
,eres. thereon from the 9Th day Of Sep.
tsmber A. D. 1853. Said defendant il
further notified, tina. il he shall fail se
answer or demur 10 said petition on o.
before the 30lh day Of December A. d.
1854; the said petition will be determin
ed at the next term Of said cour, thereaG
ter held and judgment rendered accerd-
ingly. $. SUTTON,
Atty for Petitioner
November l, l654--709-6a.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, shs, there will
be q petition presented to the Commiss-
'ionevs Of Putnam county, Ohio ;praying for
tho location VI q county road commencing
al The south west corner OF section
No. thirty -four, in town south range
4 east 10 said county, thence north on
The line between the counties Of Putnam
& Van Vert, 10 the Paulding county line.
November ], 1854. 607*
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIE Undersigned, has this day bsen
appointed by the Probate Court within
snd fol the county Of Putnam, Admins
.tratcr on The Estate Of Edwin Smith de.
ceased, late Of the Slate of Indiana,
there being personal property and real
estate belonging to said estate 10 said
county, TO be Administered on.
October, 2Slh 1854.
IOIJN MONROE +
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PETITION FOR ROAD

VXTILL be presented to the County Com
wv missioners, of Putnam county, at
their extSession, praying for the establish
ment Of county Road, to wis wis:--Beginning
a. the Sugar Ridge road, lin Putnam county,
between sections three (3) and four (4) in
Blanchard township - thence south two
miles and quarter--thence west until it
intersects the Gilboa and Defiance road.
JAMES Afford,
Principal Petitioner.
October ID, 1854. 706
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ROAD NOTICE.

N0TICE is hereby given that there will
IN bea petition presented to tho Commits
sioners of Putnam county, Ohio, at thoir De-
cembey Session, praying for the alteration
of the County Road leading from Vaughans-
ville to Kelrn's Mill, In Sugarcreek town.
ship, in said oeunty, as follows, to witt
Beginning where said road leaves the half
eclion line running east and west through
section nine-thence west en- said half Sec
ton line TO the section line between seven
and eight-thence due south to bluff bank
Of Bayoin about eight or ten rods distance
thence west to the cid county road on the
bank Of Ottowa river--thence in a northerly
direction along said road to the line between
William and James Rhodos-thenee in
northwesterly direction on or near the by-road
leading to the mill crossing Ottowa river at
tho iording-thence to Kearns' Mill, and
terminating at the point.
VIM. C. CRABILL,
Principal Petitioner.
October 24ih, 1854. 707
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that petitoa
In will be presented to tho Commits
sioners OF Putnam county, as theii next De-
cembsr Session, praying for the granting of
the following county road, to wit:-,Com-
mencing at the north wesi corner Of section
sixteen and south east corner OF section
eight, to run due north from thence on the
section line until it intersecfs the turnpike
road that runs down Fowls Creek to De.
fiance.
September IL 1854. 70l*
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ATrACHMENr NOTICE.

A T my instance an Attachment. Wss tbis
IN day issued by John Hernsr, . Justice
of the Peace, Of Liberty township, Putnam
county, ohis, saainAt the prsPayty and Uf-
fse,s Of Jerry s. Tibbats, an abseandiaG
debtor. The smount Of lndAbtsdnsse 10
SI46 %. Writ returned Bsp,embsr Q, A. n.
1854, and cause sdjourned to octabeL IesA .,
1854, a; s'elOck, r. d.
TIL. Nc1NICHT.
September let, 1854. 7oA
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A CURE FOR ALL!!li
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Citizens Of the Union,-
You have done me the honor as with
one voice, from one end Of the Union to
The other, 10 stamp the character Of my
Ointment with your appreciation. 1t Is
scarcely TWO years since made i. known
among you, end already, il has oblainsd
more celebrity than any other Medicine
in % abort period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, Maiden Lane, New York
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PROBATE JUDGE's OFFIcEl
nclohor ~ 1874

VSFUVuIl W. IOOE'
NOTICE is hereby given, that Reuben
Elben, Administrator Of the Estate oI
Aaron Jones, deceased, has fled his &C.
counts for 6nsaseiilsmeni, and tbA. the
same will be for examination on Saturday
the 25ih day Of November, A. D. 1854,
JOHN DIXON, Probate JudRa.
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sFIERIFFS SALE.

Christian sshumachsr) Court & c.m.s. P''a' Of
Christian BassingeF,
and others. In Partition.
DY virtue Of an order sf aale to me di,seted fron
ID the Court of common pleas, Of Putnam eounty.
Ohio. will offer for sals on tile premises,
On Thursday tho 7,h day oi December,
A. D., 1854,
Between the hours OF ten o'clock, A. W. and four
o'clock r M of said day, the following Real Estate,
situated In the said county OF Putnam, to witt
The south east quarter Of the south west quarter Of
eeetisn number twenty-seyen, township number one
Rilsyl south range number eight east, containing
forty acres of land, more-or less. @
Appraised nt $1,000.
siss JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFIcR,
KalidG, Putnsm Co, o., October 81, 1854
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DITCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Nonresident pre-
In prietors OF land in Monterey township, Putnam
county State OF Ohio, hereby Affected that applica-
tion wIlbe made to the Trustees Of said township.
beginning two hundred rods east of Dog Creek In
said township, and running thence westwnrdly on
or near the section line between sections ten and
and apporton the labor cost, and expense that aaeh
person interested in such ditch shall bear, and 10
determine upon the opening Of the same. And tnst
saidTr Trustees will meet at the House Of William a.
Payne in said township, Tuesday the leth day OF
September next. A. D. 1864, for that purpose; ana
these interested will goyern themselves sceefdinsvs
III TREY P. PAINE,
ss6* Appliesas.
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DAVID ROFnEMS ESTATE.

DAVID ROFnEN,S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hsrsSy given that hAsbars
KUthsn, Execstrix SC the EslAtss Assid
Rolhon, decsAsed, has 6lsd lar accoesis
for the GuSl settlenent ef said Esisls;N
and that tha same will bs sxanins1 es
the 2slh 6ay Of July, 1854.
JOHN DIXON,
Probate Judge
June cath, 1854. $50
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TUsT RECEIVED from Cincinnati, q
- lot Of superior N. o. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, Moiasses, Cofees, choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &c.
WIN. 81 All. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1858. 629