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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-07
S39,24O O5

"Mr Swartwout received these warrants under the
authority Of the Cd section of the Of the 9th of
June, 1894, to make up alleged deficiency in the
fees and emoluments of his Office meet the COM
pensatlon due to his clerks. Their reccp. appears
by his books but the proceeds have been debed
in his cash account, and their whole still remains
entirely unaccounted for" ......
Now, sir, from uhencc did Swartwout reeeire these
warrants From the Secreary's Decentralization
Washington! The Secretary himself knew that he had
received these warrants, of course, Swartwout, 1t
seems, did charge himself with these warrants their
receipt appears by has books but their proceeds were
deblted in his cash account. Now, sir, how
could the Secretary fail detect this deficit! Ye,
appears to have continued from August Esd, 1894,
through May and june 1885, up to November, 1888,
,oithomt a suspicion!
Again Sir, it appears another item Of deficit was
for "Jcss and emo!umenfs Of office overCrawn:"
Cash was Withdrawn for the alleged purpose OF pay
ing the expenses Of the office, beyond the actual amount
Of these expenses as exhibited by Mr.. Swsrtwout's
accounts and vouchers The aggregate Of this
is 60,29l ~ The application Of this fund com
menced in the third quarter Of 1895, and extended
down the last quarter Of his official term. 1t is thus
distributed through the several years:
In 1885 the excess of cash Withdrawn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-07
OFFICERS.

JOSEPH d. BEERS, President
JOHN LORTMER GRAHAM, Counsellor.
WALTER MEAD, Cashier.
DANIEL +. TYLEE, Second Cashier.
WILLIAM p. POWERS, Notary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-07
$GO,29l 40"

Did not Mr.. Secretary know what should have been
the correct charges for fees and emoluments This,
seems, peryaded three years, and was never suspected
until the deiauller had run away with million
Fines and forfeitures, $39, 1923 ~
Treasury warrants, S9,240 %
Office expenses, 6O29l AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26

a Mr: w. placed hiseNin shouldef e enc Of
me wheels, with the Wagg0ner - the ulher,
plying the lash mon cid dobbin-but & was
no 60" some FniIs were then procured
from neighboring fence, and the power Of
the lever tried. There sat the statesman.
astriae the elevated end Of one, tngging with
all his mlght--now joking now expafiating
on the virtues Of the lever-and the man Of
slaves on the Other-both shouting ut the old
frame Of q hoFse-but all TO no purpose
Our hero was not 10 be foiled in this way,
nor give up his case without another expedi-
ent and trial. Wen try another additional
argument" said he-so his own horse was
taken from the shafts of his chaise; and
with part of his own harness, and by the
means Of a rope, was attached to the reluc-
tant load ahead Of the old pony. There was
strength enough now in the team to lift the
load from the mire; but there was not q per-
feet coincidence Of effort in the two horses.
He ofthe Wagon was raw bone, worn out
animal-the other a high spirited powerful
horse. The word to start being given, the
leader by sudden spring would jerk his
hinder companion down upon his knees be-
fore he was ready to give 9 regular "draw."
The lash was then applied to the tardy ami
NAL, which would set the one Of meitle to
plunging and kicking. Thus they went on
alternately pulling and holding back--first
one then the other-the countryman haw-
ing and geeing," and Mr.. Webster now and
then lifting his iron voice--but all rendered
useless by want of concert in action Of the
horses. The scene had how become one of
q highly amusing charlottesville statesman
had become Invested Of his straw hat, which
the wind had taken of and lodged in the
bushes-his swarthy features sweating in the
hot sun and his polished boots and fine lin
en- had become considerably besmeared
with mud. So amusing had the scene now
become that our Informant, who had been a
concealed spectator behind an elder hedge
which divided the road from the meadow
where he was at work, involuntarily gave an
audible laugh. This Immediately caught
the eat of Mr.. Webster; show is this said
he, tive have in evidence in the case which
must be brought TO help us carry our point"
Our narrator was accordingly discovered
and summoned to the stand !; and by this add
ditional aid the man in limbo was soon set
on his legs again. His JOY at delivefance
was great. and his thanks profuse. aBy gor-
~" said he, 1--WE must have drop Of some-
thing to take after such tugs" and pRodu-
ced q quart Funlet and tin tumbIef from his
Wagon. Mr.. w. kindly consented ut his
earnest solicitation to partake Q little of his
beverage Diluted with water from the brook
-couDselling him by way Of q toast, to keep
himself clear in future pf the law and mud
holes. Alter re-arfanging matters, and q
partial ablution in the brook, Mr.. w. took
his departure. The, establishment OF the
countryman was great, when informed that
it was no less man than the great Daniel
Webster. who had been lifting and prying at
the wheels-and he solemnly declared that
he should have his vote for next President.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26


Of the expenditure Of the first nine months
Of 1888: fs
Additional compensation to collecs'ra $54. 4O4
Debentures and other charges, 3l6,l6l
Expenses Incidental TO Treas'y notes. lOB6l'
Miscellaneous, @s9 16,6l2
Contingents Of foreign missions, N,272
Quartermaster's incidentals, 7l,7O2
Purchasing Department, 436, OA
Army contingencies, 4,047
SURPRISING Indian hostilities, 904,223
Forage for Dragons, &c. &c. 8O0,076
Freight or transportation into Florida 203. 40
Wagons and carts, eS,226
Transportation Of supplies, 866Olg
Transportation Of volunteers 81 ,675
Hire Of mechanics, 1854
Pay Of volunteers, 047,265
Miscellaneous and contingent, 457,260
Drafts lying over, and ayreGrages, 1,O44,5Sl
Pay Of Inc army, a IN B5l. 800
Transportation Of officers baggage, 4O,647
Transportation Of hearny, 1852
Ponder # Other Msaterials for cartridges, 34,0S0
Here - q fair specimen Of the manner in
which the public acc0unts are rendered by
Mr.. Secretary Woodbury.; with the view Of
mystifying the People id respect to aextra.
ordinary" expenditures. Here we have
million. set down 10 the general account of
snppressing Indian hostilities. This il all
the Information we have on this head. How
this sum was expended does not appear. II
could not have been in paying the army. or
transportation, or forage, or subsistence, or
~! ARE O. mechanIcs. or powder-ior we nave
TUG sePaIa'e IteIns q tneee accounss g.v::,n
-. Ot"eI uSCounts arg sIscn - ~ oe.aals
low ~ slns g stnali as GAV .OT We ino ns
49, oelence y tn q II 4 nsI -anu 3AS.OA
~ t1e Ioao from Fors iOwson 20 1ne no!-
.a a:'a... rounuaIy ~ 49, 1919 IA .n.s
s ~ y .nlau1c.s y sOe pa.u:u'a ~
. anu .n.s gIoss IumPlne y accO.nss s.1 ~ .ns
1s saI ~ 49, hs ~ 10 20 d. ~
Gown Ior Powlsr @S4.UOO--Ior I N,n.. On
0naI,es Diake ~LcU -!0f .xtuIes, Ply =.
WIN auncte0s g, speclncauons equally Tni.
nu1e. ano insllt Ine people " snS 49, same 0oc-
ument WIN sncn Items ~ xSSa.sSo I0r sup
pressing hossiii!es-w 4OSsSoo !or nlsCeila.
neous ana ccntingent-and 3.fVaa'oSA Tor
protested aTa!ts and arreaTages
information that these ase m . axtraord;na.
nv" expenditures! II Il for this very reason
that thew reGnire exnlanafion. IA our oral.
narv exnend;t,,res ~ sre II the hnb;f a. IL.
inc Furnishes Win the details. The iterns. the
vns,chers. do,vn ~ nv. snalleat s,,srs. B,,t In
o,,r q exsraor1;nar d;slr,rsennen,s. ~,a arc
=, r.s $1,000 - 80 $3.50 Se.;rras;..,, -
= xsr.osd;.- - 80 M I;sra,,sa
,v;sh arv eve ,;,;,.s;rc N she nari,cnIars -.
.rh;s !. IL $500 n ~ sheoraf;csl Ta,.c
Gratis, and the imaginative champions OF the
largest Liberty.
we 40 nol conceive tnat lne Punlic MIND
wall pc salsned wnn tne exPianation gsven
Dy LOCO Focolsm oI inc unconscious augmen'
tation q OUT expenolsuLes. NO Ons can oe.
q ~ /. t nay tne estimate o. NE WooaDusy, OF
%Io.OOOuUv year, y aDundanlIy ample Tor
the most ilDeraI ana generous system o. ad-
s:.l. and tnasany 49, g expen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26


Public feeling seems % have been very
strongly aud very generally Interested e "
half 0f the captured slaves u0W impfi - -.
ut New-Haven. As bearing upon ne 3: saa ~
trade and the question of slavery . W 49,. =
used by the abolitionisis to the besl ae. -.
tage by way Of aeitati0ns but We -. ~.
the friends of human rights WIZ - ~
less do their duty to their ielioM ' y. 80,
cause Of justice. II iseno9gn -. - SiSn 1s
-. - 80 IA They have been Wlckedly
~, .s.Ia...f;,iiv deprived of their liberty
81. !, ~. ..;,izens Of cur republic-the boast.
o,'f 49,. Of freedom-yield them up without
81 as...;,,g, We trust not, and Il speaks well
c,r The patriotism Of our country TO see the
5;sDosition manifested to give them the l0ll
! benefit of our laws. IL,
II Is stated that the Secretary Of State mas
expressed his opinion that we are bound to
give them up in accordance with some clause
in our treaty with Spain, he, however awaits
the decision of the President. Most fortu.
nately, Spain, in treaty with England, II
we err moi, has rcnounced this infamous and
illicit traffic, and il so it gives very differ.
cnt coloting to the matter. In case there
should be an order from the President ON our
Governor to give them up. there will arise q
question whether he has right to do Il, and
II it be decided that he has, writ of hGbens
corpus will give them q hearing. So let them
twist and turn it AZ they may, it is imposSi-
BILE to prevent very exciting discussion on
q question at this time involving more mo-
mentous interests TO a large class Of our fell
low men than any other, and which, 10 the
present state Of the public minds and from
the peculiar circumstances Of the case. will
entst ana eAics. molS PIoaounu assS sa 81 .Sat
ment ana rne.orlcal enor. .na' -. al ;h;s cnnt;.
nas occ CUE so i 'l many yes''s ~
The tribe 70 when .nsy o ot.;s; = 49, 49,
tne MODEST 20 Aarlca, M dhe.
teristlc OF inc Iacs Y 49, -. 1870 wS;ch
renee % s.n, 49,. o.S n .le;. $3.50. he;ng m
.n ns.; $500 - seisahoOS C;nnon has leff n
..,;s ..a 49, sh;iSsa = Af.:co sha more
W. WIZ 1.arn &c .hs r,.n,a character after what
~, .. . I.s y. a;soo,,s Sr, ert,,al ~.
49, ~ VI. Va - 80 - H. ,,sSos
a.c "S 3 $3.50,
s.ns .ne uue =: y. 49,, Af.;c.n
ge.sI. ls W. L. ~ - thasa no
coas1 and sssI $3.50 !, - -.
Ple' says Ina1 = nsvs. 49, S' -.
s Seu, unu 1 sm S ss ~ ~ ~ ..a
susn O1 n. 49, -. NJ. y. q
- So Ilngua. tnss 3 ~ ..,s ~ ~ - y.
e..S - $1,000 ~. ~ &C.,
w Vttetl uuu w pA0iuay OAPASSSSe. VNA 80 y .
on the subject Of abolitionism to be open TO
any such imputation NEVERTHELESS, while
~ ORposS cns esas ~ us' W. ~, ~ 5o.sss ~
INC ';e ISlJCSo I ~ S;s;oe y s ~
W. ~ a.i s.ap 49, . ~ 49,. a. a. -
0o.S. ~ sn,.eh = .;sh, = AaniorahIe
az philanthropists, as republicans as Amer
leans, our feelings and our efforts should be
enlisted In behalf Of these unfortunate and
persecuted Africans.
The Captave9 Africans.-The Cincinnati
Gazette makes the following remarks on the
case Of the crew Of the Amistad -
:. Tftha lnwa ar Gnain ff,lerntss the trade I'm
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26

b Slyiking He Csers --At The faryodsbOrg Springs,
lew evenings ago. conversation took paee in fbe
BAD room between . very distinguished lOcofpe0 Of
Tennessee and very talented Wing lady d Ken.
lucky upon the subect Of the nsxt Wee Presidency.
Does yogr party intend t0rnn Col Johnson again7'
inquired the lady presume not. said the ccoloco.
And yon mean 20 stfke yeur colesss feioined the
The Iocofoc0 walked Of with an awful lorkiayysfs
]. AZ, g 80 LeHissille JpsIsaaE.
Dssasfroas Fire q Naickes "A destructive iife
broke ont in Naschez On Inc nosnipe eisl,n sh inst
in an old stable On he north eide gosson Aey, as.
Tackled o ths building On Csnsses sssess sccnpsti
By DFsA. A. Jones and r. efachmsn, a. . sioss ana
residence. The FIRE. having GOT under good headway
before Il was discovered sprsaanpidIy np and down
Cotton Alley, hurning The ouisR on both
sides and ending only 81 Peasstrees with The cous-
gsaiion Of tho large waFehouse and cotton yard Of
Messss. Stanton. Bnesner a Co on The north sids o.
he alley. and the large warehouse Of Jacob sosA q
Co. on she south side. Lass about sloo.ooo:
Skeckiae Dastk Samuel wildrick. ., steady, In.
dasirous young man. At Tie time engaged o. he Au.
burn and syFacnss Railroad % collector. was killed.
on Friday evening last a. tho rail road depos IN this
village, By being caught between ons otho cass and
door post 90 DO train was leaving fsr Auburn. IIs
was attempting 20 GEE inc de csr. 10 esnr,d IN
about % minn.eH during. whiah time he was wholly
We believe he had saved sevcrnl hnnd.
rod dellaSs RON his earnings u die vlcimily.
oNoMAaRa Standard
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

Ornamental letters and other type in
proportion.
These ure the prices on credit OF SIX
months;. but we wish at this time to encour.
age short credit or cash purchases, and will
therefore make discount Of five per cent
for New York acceptances at 80 days, and
ten per cent. for cash..
We have recently added to our former ex'
tensive assortment, seventy-four different
kinds and sizes of ornamental letter, embra-
cling Condensed, Extra-condensed, Exten-
ded, Outline. Skeleton, Shaded, Ornamen-
tai, modern thin-faced Black, &C.: 100 new
flowers and great variety Of ornaments,
forming altogether the most extensive and
elegant assortment Of Printing type in the
United States, and absolutely an unriyaled
one. We also furnish every other article
that is necessary for printing office. !.
Printers of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times beforc the first ol
November, 1870, sending us one of the pub
ications, will receive payment when they
purchase from the foundry, four times the
amount of their bill. M
New York, Aug. IS, 1889. setS
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

: SALE BY THE MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
Gu lNoERY,-By virtue of decretal order
issuing from the court of Common Pleas for
the county of lucas and state Of Ohio, to
me directed and delivered, | shall expose to
sale at Public auction at the door of the
court house in Toledo in said county on
Saturday, the 18th day of October next, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock p. M. the following triangular
piece ofland lying in said county and boun-
ded Northerly by the channel Of the Maui
NEE River, on the Eastby the centre otthe
channel of Otter Creek, SO called and on
the south by land owned by Platt Card
.contalnmg seventy acres more or less to
satisfy decree in Chancery in favor of Al
exarder Navarro VS.. Hiram Morgan Admin
islFaior of Willard Smith.
d o. .GORTON,
Muster Commissioner in Chsncery.
! Sept. O, 1889. 2st6.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19
AUCTION! AUCTION!!

EEAVING obtained license as auction
d Il Ger for the County of Lucas, for which
bonds to large amount are lodged with the
County clerk, the subscriber is now ready
to make sales at auction, Of Real Estate,
Merchandise, Household furniture, Horses
Cattle, Wagons, Farming stock and imple-
ments of hus5andry, &c.--He needs but
the iaUitatiOn, to prepare fOrJ and make
sales IN any part of Lucas County.--Terms
will be on an economical scale. For REFER
encc--sce bonds in the possession of the
County clerk. VIM. II. WOODWARD.
Maumee City, June go, 1889. IL.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19
WOODEN TYPE

DR1CE REDUCED. Wells g. Co.
H. 2s Ann st. New York, inform the pin.
tcrs of the United States, that by the aid Of
their Machine Type Cutter, they are enabled
to produce wood type of superior quality
to any other manufactured and to sell them
from twenty five to fifty per cent less than
former prices. Their specimen book cxhl.
bits greater variety Of plain and ornameil-
tai JOB TYPE, than any other heretofore
published in this or any other country, and
will be furnished to customers on appllca.
tion. They frst introduced WOOD TYPE
into this country in 1927, and now have the
qualification ofseeing them used throughout
the union--givlng universal satisfaction
They being cut upon the end of the wood
are more dnrabe than metal type, much
more convenient in using, less liable to in
jury, and cost much less.
d. WELLS & co. particularly invite q
comparison of their type with those recent,
ly introduced into this city by Mr.. Nesbi.t,
the agent OF the Manufacturer who modest
ly assumes that his are the only type man
ufactured by machinery, and are thereby su.
perior to any other. 1t is necessary for us
to say that their machine was invented
by us, and made by the same person we enl-
ployed upon ours four years since; and any
Printer will preceive that the Specimen book
published by him is all attempted imitation
Of ours from beginning to end.
CAUTION Printers who order from Type
Founders, should be particular to direct them
to procure their WOOD LETTER from
d. Wells s. Co. who guarantee all type
manufactured by them, to be perfect in eve.
ry particular, or may be returned: and from
the following list of prices. Printers will
see that they are generally, at least 25 per
cent, less than those furnished by any other
establishments and that Nesbitt's extended
letter is nearly 80 per cent. more than ours.
AaENTs.-The following Agents for ou;
establishment are kept constantly supplied
with an assortment of wood type commonly
used, and through whom all orders will be
supplied: Messrs., johnson and Smith and
Cobb and Eckn, Philadelphia; A.. Jayne,
Pittsburgh; Charles Carter, Baltimore; Nor
gan Bates, Detroit; N. Gulldfard, Cincn-
natl; d. Hobbs, Louisville; Lawrence and
Hill, New Orleans; Richard Oliphanl, Os-
wego.
Terms, months credit, or percent. of
for cash.
0FFonts cut after any design, by sen.
ding pattern letter.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

pY virtue Of writ of fl. ia. issued out of
.a1 the court of common pleas, in and for
the county of Lucas, to me directed and de-
livered, shall expose to sale at the door of
the court house in Toledo, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober %, at one O'Clock P. NJ. the follow
ing described property to wit:--Lot e1 i'll
Hunts addition to Maumee, and upon the
east 95 feet flot 80, in the original plat of
Maumee. Also, upon the L. half Of the n.
w. quarter of section 10 in town north,
range east, and the N. w. quarter. ofthe
y. Il. quarter of the same section, taken at
the suit of James Wolcott against Joseph
II. Homer C. G. SHAW, Sheriff.
by f. E. KIRKLAND, Deputy
Sept. 2l. s5t5
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19
NOTICE-

TE1HE subscribers having purchased the
T. stock in trade Of the late firm of For
syth s. Hull, respectfully acquaint their old
customers, and the public generally, to cal
at the old stand of R. A. Forsyth, where
they will find general assortment of Goods,
and on as good terms as any in this city.
ID. g. FORSYTH & Co.
Mnumee City, Oct. II, 1899. 20Lf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

SALB BY lHE MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
CHANceRv.-By virtue of decretal order,
issuing from the Court of Common Pleas in
and for the County of Lucasand State of
Ohio, to me directed and delivered. shall
cxpose to sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court ouseF in Toledo in SAID coun-
ty, on Saturday, the 18th day of October
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A..
NJ. and 4o'clock P. NJ, the following tract
of land lying in said county, and described
as the East half of the North East quarter
of Section No. twenty-one, in Township
No. two, in the United States Reserve o
twelve miles square, at the foot Of the Ra-
p!ds of the Miami of Lake Erie, containing
eighty acres.-to satisfy decree in Chan
Gerry in favor Of Cornelius Wiltse, vs. Ste
phen L. Gilbert. D. o. NORTON.
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Sent, 6. 1899. q3t6f.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

a few short weeks ago, and the Julia
Palmer entered cur harbor ship rggcd and
to all appearance ga gallant bark" She is
now verltablc steamboat, and will take her
station among her competitors on Thurs
day next. Although not decorated with
unmeaning gew gaws or flame grained pan
els 10 catch the eye, she is nevertheless res
pec'aby fitted up, and will prove to cmi-
grants comfortable conveyance. Captain
Freeman is to have commanl.--Buf. Pat.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19
LABORERS WANTED.

100 MEN WANTED.-The subscri-
HUI Der will employ 100 men upon sec
tions 12, Is and Id of the Wabash and Erie
canal, to whom he will pay as high wages
as are paid on the line. The work is such
that IL can be worked upon all winter, and
perfectly dry and shady employment can be
given to men until May, 1910.
F. D. COCHRAN.
Manmee Guy, October, s, 1899. 9NS
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SALE BY THE MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
CHNcERY.--By virtue ofa pluries decletal
order, issuing out of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the county of Lucas and State of
Ohio, to me directed and delivered, shall
expose to sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House in Toledo, in said
County, on Saturday the 18th day of DC
tober next, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M, the following
lands, tenements and appurtenances to witt:
the East of the North East ! Of Section
No. 26, in Township No. 9, south of range
No. S, East IN said county of Lucas, con-
tanning eighty acres--nlso the North ! IF
the South West ! of Section No, 25, in
township No. 8, south of range No. s,
East in said county, containing eighty
acres, to satisfy decree in Chanrery in IA
vor of Henry o. Beatty, VS.. Dwight f.
Stow. ID. U. NORTON.
Master Commissioner in Cbancery.
Sept. G, 1888. 1876.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

CENTLEMEN and Ladies Cot. Wool
VI cn and Merinu Hosiery, Wool, Buck
Kid, Cotton, Linen and silk Gloves, by
Oct. 5. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19
PoRrny.-Haye the COURAGE to appear

PoETRy.- the courage to appear
poor, and you disarm poverty Gifts sharp
est sting. Affluence may give us respect
in the eyes of the vulgar, but it will not
recommend us to the wise and good. A
good and well cultivated mind is greatly
preferable TO rank or riches. Happy would
the poor man think himself, if he could enter
on all the treasures of the rich; and happy
for short time he might be; but before lie
had long contemplated and admired his lot,
his possession would seem to lessen, and his
cares would grow.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19
NOTICE.

TIME partnership heretofore existing
A. under the firm of Forsyth & Hull, was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 5th Of
July last. All persons having unsettled DC.
counts with us, are requested to call and set.
tie the same without delay, otherwise they
will be left for collection.
R. A. FORSYTH,
ISAAC HULL.
Maumce City, Oct. IL, 1889. s8t4
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-19

CAPT. AprLEBr left town this morning
in the steamboat Sandusky, for Ohio. lie
was IN custody of Sheriff Mcknight, and
two assistants, from Sandusky, who will
conduct him in safety to his place of desti-
nation. Miss Westfll was expected to
have arrived here this morning Oh her way
west, but did not reach town in time to sc-
company the party. There is no doubt,
however, of her intention to be present when
the SUBJECTS presented to the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Appleby was in company with her
husband, and appears 20 be plunged in deep
affection. Buff. Pat.