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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
p.on, ,ho Cinc,nnat Enonirer.

CORRESPONDENT of the Gazette gives an account Of
the meeting at Lebanon, at which Gov Corwin, the
Office holder. eOconeered a, the public expense for
second term According to the writer, it was spe.
onen Of eightoeu hundred and and forty come again
Eighteen hundred and forty, with its coon skin paradG:.
melancholy performances, is coming again There was
a car from Dayton containing loom with man weav-
ing and such ppoa%' 1ncS mo0, as PG''''Ts %
'So"6 ~s. pooeny enS PGd"g sod IN this city for two bits with
dollars and roast beef under err. Tip aSd Fy
shoeps pluck and twelve and hal Rai cent cents GIs
wonld then have had present living evidence upon
their banners well as u their pockets of%hE vi hp prom oo
ouence ofheir treasury paid speaker and OficehodnG
Office seeking candidate
One thing however was appropriate. Absaom [absc
u,e) Death presided over the orges and he will pre-
side over the end Of the chase when promise making
nromise breaking whlggery is caught and hayed, and
It's coon skin stretched upon the barn door to dry.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

voI1Nc MEMS STATE CONVENTION,-The
Nswark Cousututonalist and MI Vernon Banner ask
,bo oninion ofthe Ohio Democratic press, on the pro,
uristy Of holding Young Mems State Convention d
Columbus, during the extra session oft the Legislature
LIS a good move, and the State Commltee
vould do well to call the young Democracy oil oh'o'
together, to have ia talk
Since the above was in type, we have received "'0
f,h;n Statesman. containing call for Convention.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC YOUNG MEN OF OHIO.
The Young Mems State Committee, in compliance
with the expressed wish ofhe late sh January 20"
veuuou. respectfully request the Democratic lOuns
Man oc Ohio to assemble through their delegates. !"
STATE Convention, in Columbus, on THURSDAY "e
2Slh day Of July. 1872
\, !, damned unnecessary to remind you ofthe great
;mnor,ance of early active jealous and unng exar"
,on On the mart oflbe Democratic Young Men OF oho'
On,be ove Of a momentous campaign, in which paper
money speculators and political gamblers will again
strive 10 oyerwhelm the people, by bribery, humbug'
oorv and corruptlon-a distressed, betrayed and foes
cared country demands the aid ofall her sons Hids
nanmous reemen uled into repose BY the sYren song
ofdemagogues, who promised but to deceive are no"
,,sns The bitter fruits other creduy' Let Tie hlS'o'
~ Of the past be lesson for the future and let no GEM
ocrat abandon his labors until victory shall have Oeeh
achieved.
Whls thus apressing upon you the necessity OF Vg-
lance the undersigned must lie permitted to congratu'
late their fellow democrats upon the prospect OF orgh
fer period in the affairs of their beloved country The
ball of Democracy bounds nobly onward-ifom the
East, the West the North and the South come rolling
in the unerng evidences of the sober second though
ofhe people,. When such is the progress Of free Prln
cpes, let not Ohio lag behind her sisters in propene
this glorious counter revolution, where truth is arrayec
in opposition to fasehood-honesty aganst corruption
the rights Of man against the boastod PrerogalVes
chartered nobility and mushroom arstocracy.
YOUNG MEN OF OHIol rally in your majesty
come forth in thousands from the hills and valleys o
this noble Cammenweallh- together as brother
con,ending in the same righteous cause-cement still
frmer the bonds of amity and renew the pledge Of un
compromising hostility to every measure act and prn
cipes which initiates against the happiness, the prot
perity, or the liberties Of the people
Thomas ]. Morgan, s. D. Preston, W; Van Ham1
william Dunbar, A. D. Smith. 7. J. Henderson,
p. Dodd, John IL. Young, Geo. 8. Patterson.
Young MEMS Democratic State Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
rAcTs FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Wing press has been for some time Oemoan"s
tbe condition ofthe people, when the charters OF aoou'
a dozen Ohio Banks expire, which will be IN January
next. The S,eubenvllle Union sets the matter IN It's
propss light by publishing from the Auditor of State
Tenort the amount these banks owed community IN
March last, and the amount community owed 'he Oan"S
n, the same time The names the banks as fol-
lows Columbiana Bank, N. Lisbon Ohio Life lnsu'
rance g. Trust Co., Franklin Bank OF Cinc'nna",
Bank of Dayton, Commercial Bank of Scloto, BANK VI
GAINESVILLE Bank of ofMusginkum, Bank OF IT, C'aHS~
Vile F, g. M. Bank ofSteubenvie, Bank oil MaT'e'a'
Bank of Mt Pleasant, ard Western Reserve DanK'
The aggregate liabilities Of these Banks IN Msrcs; OF
Stock paid in, $OSSoc SSe 70
Circulation, 80 90, GO
Duoos;,as 1850 $50 O7
O.Sor hob;l;,;es 594, ,469 81
AgsISsaSS S S.SeSOtsS sssOSsS'' III "a' ' $ssS7sa u
Sno;o S,,,S o''0 354l75 SO
SPeIle 1865, ,l46 SO
Due from Banks, ioV, NI ESS ooo Or OK
Other resources, A'"o
From these figures the Union takes TWO PosilonS'
argues them thus:
uFrsu In proving this position, that the community
docs no, owe the foregoing Lamed banks, as much as
,bev owe the community, we shall take, as she items
C'p;'.I C%Sn py y,o"H oH c Caid in $3,5J696l 80
C9l"'1a,'O~ Cap.da S'UoN F"'N =" 1896, ,5e6 70
Deposies ''Oo''~oo "
4,954sl7 IL
Deduc, 1Is h1 Odvd"Os 10 the banks sss7s2
- - -
Owed by the banks to the community more .,
| than he community owes the banks l,65l Oo4 Va
Here then, we find by the statement made q sworn
10 hv the officers twelve ofthe best banks in the
State that instead Of the community being indebted tt
them, they really owe the community nearly oNE AM
TWO THIRDS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. AM
vet they say, the people will be greatly distressed
,hese banks go out of existence because funas canno
be had to pay them what is due to them' we say le
these facts be well studied, and it will easily be see
where the money will from to pay all that IS ow
ed the banks fthey will pay all they owe'
"Second. 1t is coutended that, If these oahkS Z
ont of existence our currency will be greatly reduced
prces and every thing must 60 down and the VINO
country be prostrated.-We shall now prove 'hat' II
stead Of these banks adding to currency thev r.
duce il, and by their own sworn to statement mev ma
more curtney in their uGuhs than they haze IN e're"
ton To prove this we will take their o,.,-e,
SPeIle w n'AN 365, LAG
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Y order of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Tuss1sws4 w.
Count, shall proceed to sell public vendue on mon.
~ 1910 on the Premises, the following described
@ ,snd situate in Bucks township Tuscarawss county q SCUM
Mn range Z, u 8. Military land, property o. the es'a'e
Of Henry Miller Decd youN SHANK, Admir-.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
1882 81
996,596 ~
Deduct their Circulation
392,72s 10

more ore. '%,,Jrcg ;n c;rcgation n '' ~ 322, ,72s 10
Verify these banks furnish US a currency at great
rateI Out of all the banks in this State, IL OF hem
hold over one third as much currency over the amount
thav have in circulation as there is 10 the State !fthls
T. ,bo Ivav The banks add to our currency, we should
think the sooner they, currency makers, were out
ofexistence the better Il,
Having laid these undeniable facts before the COM
munity with the hope they will be well consldered,we
shall close with question; Il oe.ge OF an me oaKS n
DOLLARS more currency locked up in their vaults,
than they have in circulation, how many would 1t take
70 give an abundant currency?'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

DUEL-sHOT IN THE CALF Hon. 7. II.
MARSHALL Wing Congressman from Kentucky fought
duel with one Webb, Wing editor ofN. York. on
Saturday week, near Wilmington, Delaware. on the
third fire Webb was shot in the calf ofthe leg 1t looks
well, to see the party who claim to have "All the de-
cency," shooting one another.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

COMING IT OVER CORWIN.-Judge King, the
Abolition candidate for Governor, is about commencing
a s,umping tour over Ohio. His organ The Cincinnati
Philan,hrophis says, inasmuOh King is good wing
and was nominated before Corwin therefore The latter
should not have come out; but as ii is King will not
sack out. What knot this whlgery is getting intoY
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

One Of the greatest advantages that man can acquire
over other men with whom he is connected. IS Know
edpe other different capacities, the various passions
that govern them, and the multiplied projects that run N
their minds this kind acknowledge forms profound i
politicians and elovaes them above the rest oil maNU'o
..N0Se''"
Ams,;c. has surmounted a greater variety and com"
bipaon of difficulties, tan believe ever teil 10 'he
share any one people in the same space Of umei1nu
has rsplenished the world with more useful knowe"ge
and sounder maxims of civil government than were eE
erproduced in any age before
FUNNY. A fat Niger sitting in the sun ana ran
ming himself with brick bat.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Henry shpde v' snas ssSaR'Hs ,,'s.TysSs A$y M
TeI,Ss Meh ;as Bowman was this day issued by John
Butt Justice Of the Peace of Goshen township iIs'
Carawas County, Ohio, against the goods cnaels,
rights credits money, property ana enecs. - "a;d
county. Dated this 25th day Of June lSax I'm
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
VETO NO. iii.

As was expected, President Tyler has begun to put
,he Veto Medicine into the whig leaders good and
strong His message may be found in this paper and
will we doubt not, meet with hearty response from
every we'll wishe Of the country. From the wing lea
ders, or 'eAigy burners, little may be expected except
denuuciaon but the nerves of tyler Too, are not to
10 be affected by any thing they can say however vile
or scurrious.
Let us look for moment at the causes which bro't
about this Vsto and see ifthe facous brawers who
sndeavored to head Tyler have not headed themselves
When The wings passed the Distribution bill they found
!, necessary in order to secure the President they IN
serted proviso that whenever tie tariff should be ra'
sed above 20 per CENT Distribution should cease. Ear
Nv in The winter President Tyler informed them that
the wants of Government demanded the land revenue
and after expressing his opinion that the anff must bo
raised recommended the repeal the Distribution law
But instead of helping him to pull the government wag-
on out Of the mud, the mad Congress sat upon their
launches and at every jerk only sunk it deeper in the
fut So things went on until The last week in June;
then they passed Bill extending the Compromise act
(which run out on the lst Of Juy1 to August lSt, q
also postponing Distribution till that time Now it must
be recoected that Congress had plenty oftme to pass
new tariff BILL but they put it off till the last day, IN
hopes that by distressing the Administration they woult
force TYLER to be inconsistent with his past principles
force him to to Distribution and in fact force him tt
.head himself This was their object. Well The Gun
pingly devised bill, wenttO him; he vetoed it and toll
them they might go to the devil with it. What conSiS
tent man would moi have done just as he didI
The 'efigy burners having been made to swalo'
the cup of poison they intended for others, will doub
less belch awinly, and call for public sympathy bt
the people will say they deserved all they got, and
little more too. lfthey ever get over il. they will ha'
learned lesson "Honesty is the best policy"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

0mens in is42-rhO Wing editors cant govern Their
mems else lher types e southern paper ho.sS ~ eaS
ufg W Joss 81. subject 10 the dcison Of the the
SNS "SopI The last Troy Times. Fedsral PAPER lle 10
se North of this, comes uswh the letters a, H,s
mast head, so ransposed that it reads Tory ''ns''
Really s,, .o,hovr'
I"e'e 'n0" sup "'' Dayton Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
AuprOR'O oTrlOE TUscAEAw1a "a. O. Q.

roTIcR ia hereby given, tina, the County Can'.onss
!, ,hs, yune sessiOn A. D. 1S42, da sass he sum
- nils N each dollar valuation Of ta4abe property VIII
in said county road purposes the cas1, L ysr ,o, under
,n S,,scion Of tho supeY Of The several d.ir'
rate Of 'sysn'y'nEs ssHts ~ 'r'; John EvERHARn
AA Aaa's. 4 4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

TAccounts from all parts fthe State, tell us OF the
movements the Democracy towards organization for
the fall campaign, In counties, the nominations
have already been made and in many others cOnven
tions are called. Shannon and Democracy is the war
cry
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

TIE AMERICAN MECHANIC, formerly New @ YOtk xoae me
cbanic is published weekly at q Ann Street. new s,
and Spring Lane, Boston, by RuhRIL n,n,o.,s of
Porter Editor It is particularly devoted 10 tnc % %
Mechanics and Manufacturers contains descriptions wn en-
cravings of new Inventions instruction in ars ana auy
the progress of in general with news pps"'
anecdotes, &c. ,.o 7 ao,,or for
six months,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
WANTED,

Q JOURNEYMEyN SEGAR MIXERS
food workmen. will find immediate employment,
by applying a, g. +. A. WaGsmans Factory In "'"''
Ala. lad Of from l2 to Is yeaas Of age, VIII 90
taken as an apprentice 70 the Cigar making Ouslne'"
" aPp"ca"0" 10 "'A'' G.FA. WAssMAN.
Canal Dover. Ohio; June 29, le4S, AN&
Wheeling Argus please copy TO the amt OF ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

rhe federal papers say iha, if GOye.n@en. WI g'.s
,ect the manufacturer. the abofera WI % salssu y
0bed 10 do This, under the Iiigesl TarG ever known
this counlryi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

.rhe hogs in Ohio on hearing the price Of PoIIk, IN
Mou,rsal says the Times of that city) held Slate
Convention, at which they voted unanimously 70 % rear
M more niss aud accumulate no more grease 1hey
cav 6e preseD, price of pork wont pay for the trouble
WSy don, these hogs ask for protective tariff
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

DEFAULTERs,-We learn by the Statesman, 'ha'
the whg Treasurer of Loran County, Is defauter In
the sum of So sOO and the Wing Treasurer OF Cham
paign county, is in deeaul, $4,000. By the bye can
any one tell how much our EX Treasurer is behlnd'
We wish statement ofthe facts, before opening him
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
DEMOCRAT.

ACCIDENTS learn a serious accden' a''e"'
,,eA the 4th Of July celebration at New COmerS"""'
Owing to carelessness in firing the cannon one ma"
named Caldwell had both arms shattered ana a"O'her
named Spears lost his hand. Mr. CALDWELL we learn
haD fmilY. c.....,,n 81,
/, i. said two men were drowned at C0shOc'On' on
IA same day.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

THE DISTRIBUTION ACr,-Every body must
1scolec, what Dragging whigery Kept up al inc ums'
,bi, ACT passed-how it would relieve the people, s"
on taxes pay the interest State debts &c uoVe'-
M, Cor,v;u. g. Co. told US Ohio would get co"ft"o
hundred thousand by Distribution Well, on he 'S' u
,hs month the first hall years proceeds OF Land safes
ware due the Staes They amounted to $aOO ooo D"'
ont orb;s must come the expenses and salaries oil SUI
.o.. avDoDoas and salaries of the General Land ell
ces. incidental expenses, commissions allowances
nar con,um for roads and CANALS all Of which amounts
to $237 755, as we 6nd'by table IN 'ue u'oO' w.,
there is 10 per cent? or Sl6,224 to be aeduc'eu ~" ""
new States leaving just $3.50 OOo be dS'0"'eu wa
Pouu among 26 States This gives every nan, wo.
man and child in the Union, the l5'hpart ot ZEN"
So much for the glorious people relieving Distributor
Act. Fellow citizens, when you go TO draw your 'o'n
or car, ina. think of the 1.-TWO dollars day. and roast
beef YOU were promised and be sure YOU take OrOao
axe along 10 cut the cent
Ru this ia not ALL There is no money in the treasu-
ry, and TYLER swears you sba Mt have copper until 'he
pubc debt is paid. Ifthis land money is used up' inc
treasury dry, and Government no credit TO Oor'o"'
how will YOU get your share the "Glorlous Dis'rlOu
| ton Act viz. the 18th ofa cent
T. A CLAY MOVE. "A squad OF ONCE huh'e's So' "
ge,her few days ago in New York. aud nominated
Henry Clay for the Presidency. They put out an ad'
Dress which calls Tyler all sorts Of nasty nameS
up the old cry of''un ard says we are all gone SUCK
ers if Clay is not made President Singular enough IL
quotes paragraph from one of Clay'S speeches made
during the late war, (whle he was yet Democrat }"
witch knocks the Protective rarlhes over the nose
Here il is: -
"My plan would be to call out the ample resource
of the country give them iudciCus direction, prose
cute the war with the utmost Vgor, strike whereVe
we can reach the enemy at on the land and ne
gociate the terms Of treaty at Quebec or HALIFAX
such cause with the aid of Providence we must con
out crowned with success but if fail letus fail III
men-lash ourselves to our gallant tars and expire I
, gether in one common cause, fighting Tor FkE
TRADE and SeamaA's Righs!' "
Are the wings going to abaudon protective Tariff
and take up "Free Trado nowl'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

NEW CABINET Our accounts from washington
are funny, Since the veto, the wings are devslng new
plans to "head Captain Tyler Some want to statVe
him OUT some wish to impeach him and others wan'
to dissolve the Union. But the probability they VIII
dissolve themselves, and break u7 in general row In
a couple of weeks, So the veto medicine will nave
two good effects; rst to restore the land money to Inc
treasury and second todrive the lazy good for moths
ing, squapderjng, taxing whig Congress away from
Washington. For all this may God be praised
In the mean time, it is sad' Captain Tyler Is Ousy
fixing up new Cabinet Some Of0ur best Democrats
arc named men whose characters alone' would fals0
the credit of this distressed Administration " per cent
With Democratic Cabinet, the President and the coun
try could get along. So 60 ahead "HOnest john as
the wings once called you, and if they cut up any more
EXTRAS bring 'em to their milk by another Ve'o'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
CATCHING IT ALL ROUND Kirk Patrick of

CATCHING 1T ALL ROUND-Knk fa"cE 0'
the Advocate for HE rOwdysm at the late Tyler mee-
ting. The Tyler paper of Columbus, contains letef
charging him as the leader of parcel ofboys, who at
tempted to break up the said meeting, and brings
him to his marrow bones for his rascay conduct Inc
old reprobae will learn his proper place st.er lew
more hard knocks. We advise the Dover WINGS inc
next time he promises them to 'stop lying TO make
him sign pie dge that effect
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

President Tyler has signed the APportiOnment Bill, q
expressed his opinion that the clause compelling all the
States to elect by Districts is not binding New Hamp-
shire, and Georgia. have already refused to be governed
hv il, -' ......-..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

Believe about 18th part Of what you hear, and pos>
sbIy YOU may be near the truth--IfyOu believe guar
ter, you are green--fha you are soft it the whole,
you arc fool.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
NOTICE.

"A the Court of Common Pleas Of TuscaFawas e.an's
March term, l842, was appointed Admins.so. "a
the estate Of Robert HaTmaun late OF sald couny
AL P''S'H' 'u''''''" THOMAS PHLLsoN,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

THE BUCGANEER,' is the title ofa new paper
the prospectus of which, may be found in another col
umn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n the Court of Common Pleas Of Tesesrawas peSny ~.
March term 1921 was appointed administrator q tnS
estate Of Thomas Sutton, late Of said County, @
persons interested will please take n nOGe,
'.n Admt;
June @ 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

Terrible warning An exchange states, that maj
who run away from Wisconsin, to Canada, withou
paying his newspaper BILL is now in Kingston penlten
tiarY.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF TUSCARA'
WAS COUNTY.

Fellow Ciizens:-You are respectfully requested to
assemble at the House ofS. ], Albert, in New Pha-
dephia on Saturday. the 10Th July, at II O'clock "A.
M for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend the
younp Mems State Convention, at Columbus, on the
2sh inst, and to transact such other business as may
be brought before the meeting.
By order Qfhs Central COMMITTEE Of Iu'"co
The time for speedy energetic action is drawing Nigh
when the whole Democracy of Ohio will rally to the
the support of their iavoro shannon-and let not iu'-
carawsslet not her 1900 Democrats who stood by him
and the cause, two years ago, be backward now' but
como up all who can, to the meeting on Saturday
week,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
HHAWL LOST.

WW1AS LOST on Saturday the 25th uneRttne uoor Vi
w the Circus held in New Philadelphia BLUE shawl
with red blue border and rnges. Any person VINO may
have picked up will confer favor the owner by eaV
ing it with ]. Reardon or with the printers.
July 1st, 1842 zoo
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
JOHN D.CUMMINs,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOK
AT LAW,

and solicitor in chanccrV'
OFFICE REMOVED from the PUBLIC BUILDING 70 VI" anS
BUILDING fronting the public square, near the
immediately east of Mr. Bowers hotel All business
- NV c.re in Tuscarawas Holmes, CoshoctOn, HARRISON
Carroll or Wayne county, will be promptly a''enueu"'
New Ph'a. July 6 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
Notice.
srLT0T SCHOOL.

y. Nj BRADSHAW. would inform the good
people of Dover & its vicinity that he mas opeaeu o..
school in their village TOR the ausU taught in sesc.
schools Having been long engaged the pleasing task
sSiup %psug Instruction 10 the he s cGpSon, % So.s
Of giving full and complete satisfaction 70 all %s m%ss
who may feel disposed to place their children u"0'
his care, m ,o.o
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

IA Office is hereby given to all persons Interested nat
IL my instance writ Of attachment was this DAY sueu
bv John Butt Justice of the peace Of Goshen Towns III
the county of Tuscarawas against the goods chate ns
credits moneys and effects Hugh Sears and Wesley Sears ao
scondng debtors. ENoOn eInhs'
July 1st, 1912. Zo4'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

uJThe death of Senator SOuthard, late President OF
u s. Senate, and Hon. Mr. Hastings. member Of Con-
sress from Mass, were announced in Congress, on the
9th, ull., whetsupOn both houses ADJOURNED
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
AnMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

NoTIoE hereby given tina. va. s' .ns ass admin
-. ~S ths estate of Jonathan spanger deceased, A
indebted to the estate or having claims MszeR w
make settlement within one yeaE' "a Adm,r
Jupe H. 1912. ~1N 49,.
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TAKE NOTICE

,oTTcr ia hereby given that at the June term Of Tus
~ 0 Conr, oS Cannon Pleas the subscriber was ap-
nor,ed administrator of the of Barbara Vanos'ran de
ceased. All persons interested will take notice; 49,.
1o On toA9 234w,