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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-08-18

.s0u-We are authorized to- announce JOHN
WARFIELD as candidate for TREASURER
at the coming October election, subject to the de-
cisfon Of The democratic county convention.
I Ma. MoRRrs: will please announce JA-
COB N. MITCHELL formerly Of Sunshury but
now of Green townshp) as candidate for TREA-
sURER, subject to the decisipn Of the Convention.
a. We are authorized to announce CORN E.
LIUS OKEY as a candidate for TREASURER. (.
at the October election, subject TO the decision Of
Democratic County Convention. lar 1854
Do- We are authorized to announce ISRAEL
d RILEY, of Su 'sbury township, as a candidate
for TREASURER, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Convention.
01- Weare authorized to announce EDWARD
SALISBURY as candidate for the Office o.
COUNTY TREASURER subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
Mr.. EDITOR THE name Of THOMAS ORR
of Franklin township, is submitted to the Democ
rscy Of Monroe in connection with the office D
COUNTY TREASURER. Mr.. Orr is simon
pure democrat, western man, and withal pos
sessed Of every qualification requisite to make
good Treasurer. Mr. Orr will abide the decision
Of the conventions: A DEMOCRAT
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New COuntprfeitS.

STATE BANK OF OHro.-1's letter D, inn
itation of genuine engraving course; ap-
parently Autographed; signatures litho.
graphed; filing and date very poorly done.
SIS, letter B, payable at the Union Bank,
Massillon. Paper and engraving course
5'spoorly done. The head of Franklin
on the left end of the bill is badly engraved
and the left eye is omitted.
los, Wig. man on the left and fe'
male on the right; rail road cars in the dis
tance on the left; large X in the centre
of the Wig, an eagle at the bottom. The
words estate Bank of Ohio" larger thar
the genuine.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-08-18

G Thomas Ewing, Secretary Of the
Home Department under Gen. Taylor,
when addressing the people Of this coun-
ty in 1914, denied that he had ever spec
dlated in Virginia Military Land Warrants,
and said he would meet the then member Of
Congress from this District in Washington
city the following winter, and prove that
the article we published relative to his Land
Scrip speculations to be false. Mr.. Ew-
ing took great care, however, not to visit
Washington as he promised. Since his
appointment to his present post, these
charges have been renewed and the same
facts republished by the Washington Uni
on, and we have as yet seen nothing from
Mr.. Ewing or his supple tools, controvert-
ing the facts as published. He wellknows
that the charge Of specializing off of wild
ows and orphans can be proved at mo.
ment's warning by referring to the docu.
ments on file in Washington.
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Aug. l8, lS49.

DROBATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby
given tn all persons interested, that settle
ment accounts have been filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, by
the executors administrators and guardians OF the
estates of the following named persons, to wit:
Emery Lewis, Administrator of Thomas Lewis,
deceased Final.
Thomas Griffith, Administrator of William Pow /.
ell, deceased. Final.
William Bennett, Administrator of William
Slusher, deceased. Final.
Chrspan oglebay, Administrator of James O.
glebay. deceased. Final
James Archer, Administrator of Enoch Archer,
deceased. Final.
John D. King and Amy King, Administrators OF
Seymour King, deceased. Final
jeremiah HoIlister, Executor of Nathan Hollis
ter, deceased. Final
CYNTHIA Pool, Administrative of Samuel Pool,
deceased Final.
Tobias Haught and Elizabeth 1Taught Admin.
istrators of Peter Haught, deceased. PARTIAL
Margaret Smith, Administrative Of jeremiah
Smith, deceased. Partial.
Apollo Stephens and Edward Stephens, Execu-
tors Of Appollo Stephens, deceased Partial.
John Cline, Guardian of Richard Pool. Final.
Alexander franklin, Guardian of Jacob Wait.
Final.
That the said accounts are now ON file In said
office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested, aud are continued until the Octdber term
of said court, ls49, for final settlement and confr
nation. VIM. OKEY. Clerk.
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DEM OCkATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION

The Democratic voters Of
each township, in this county,
will meet at the usual places
of holding elections in their
respective townships. ON
SAT URDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth,
at 2 o'clock, p M, and there
proceed to appoint three
Judges and two clerks, who
shall receive the votes of De-
ocrats, and Democrats alone.
For one Candidate for Representative,
For one Candidate for Commissioner,
For one Candidate for Sheriff,
For one Candidate for Coroner,
For one Candidate for Recorder,
For one Candidate for Treasurer,
For one Candidate for Prosecuting Atty.
in the : me way that votes
ape received at the annual
electioc. aud close the polls
at 5 o'clock, " hen the Judges
shall proceed t. call out and
the clerk record upon the
poll books p epared for the
occasion, all the votes cast for
each candidate, after which
the judges shall carefully in
spcct and sign the same. an1
t e clerk attest it; when it
shall be carefully sealed up
and delivered into the hands
of two Delegates appointed
by the Democrats assembled,
who shall convey them to the
County Convention to be
held in Woodsiield, on Tues
day, the 18th day of Septem-
ber next, at IL o'clock which
Convention shall organize by
appointing a President, two
Vice Presidents S and two Sec
retaries, and after the Con
vention has been organized
| in the usual form, the town
ships shall be called in alpha
betical order; when each
poll book shall be examined,
the candidate having the
hi hest number Of votes shall
be declared the nomin se Of
he convention for the offic
for which he was ballotted.
JAS. nj. STOUT,
Chairman Central Committee.
JOEL YOST, Secretary.
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In Union there is Strength.

We have, time and again, marked out
the course that we, as the publisher OF
democratic paper, ought to pursue. 1t is
our duty to labor for the success Of demo-
cratic men, and by that means secure the
advancement of democratic principles.
When we fail to do that, we fail in our du-
ty. and should no longer be trusted by the
democratic party. The aggrandizement
4. or political success of one man over an.
other, ifboth are equally true to those Prin-
ciples which are best calculated to pro.
mote the interest Of the great mass of the
people. is, with us, matter of no impor-
tance whatever. But it is of great impor-
tance to know by what means those prin.
,ciples can be best carried out. All parties
have adopted plan to secure'the success
oftheir candidates; and that plan is the
holding of National, State. District, or
County Conventions, as the case may be.
Democrats, Wings and Free-soilers all
hold their conventions for the purpose Of
uniting their forces and securing harmony
and concert of action Already have these
three parties held their conventions in the
counties around us, and there we see no
such thing as opposition to the regular
ticket, although their conventions may
have been held on the most Objectionable
plans imaginable. They feel and know
that without union their efforts will be USE
less. II was by failure of portion OF
the democracy of this county to support
the regular nominee that this Congression-
al District is now represented by a whig-
a District, too, that is democratic by from
seven hundred to a thousand majority.
But that is now past, and we will leave it
with the people to view its originators, or
those who brought it about, in what light
they see proper. We only mention it to
show the necessity for organization. We
now again urge upon the democracy OF
this county to ORGANIZE. five are united
we are nyincible-if divided, we must ex-
meet to be overwhelmed with defeat. Let
every democrat feel that the success Of
democratic principles is of more impor.
lance to him than his own advancement,
and that upon his shoulders rests a por-
stioh of the responsibilities and duties Of
THE members Of the great democratic fam
:ily, and all will be well. Before we would
refuse to abide the action and decision Of
the Democratic Central Committee, who
are specially ithorized by the democracy
Of the county, in convention assembled,
to. do that which they believe will best pro-
mote the interest Of the party, we would
prefer to forever forego any political ad-
yancement., We feel that no man has any
claims upon the democracy, as a candi-
date, unless the democracy chose to bring
him forward. So it is with every other
party.,cIf we could not be the candidate
Of our own political friends, we would not
desire to be a candidate at all. We would
sooner sink into utter oblivion as d politi-
clan than do tina. which would tend to des-
troy and break down the democratic par.
ty. Again we say Tin union there Is
strength" 'flsR'llt'A { = i'''7 e 2ss
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a TTACHMENT NOTICE. Notice i. here
"A. by given to all persons interested, that at my
instance writ of attachment was this day issued
by Henry Mason. Justice of the Peace of Centre
township, in the county of Monroe, against the
goods. chattels, rights credits, moneys and effects
of O'Cain Sutherland, an absent debtor, ...5
August 18th, 1S49. ]. M. MASON.
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tWe notice, by our exchanges, that
a large number of the democratic mem
bers of the last House of Representatives,
are being re-nominated by the democracy
of their several counties. Among others
we see the names Of L. Monfert of Darke
and Shelby, James Burt of Coshocton,
M. C. Whitley of Hancock and Wyan-
dot, and James Dazell, of Franklin. B. F
Letter Of Stock and J. Brigwood of Butler
are candidates for nomination without op'
position. Thus is the action of the demo
cratic members being approved by theil
noble and generous hearted constituency
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THES STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David B. Patton, Margaret Patton aud Elizabeth
Nesbitt,

NoboitS
Anthony Roush and Marian Ronsh, Thomas
Roush and Marish Rouse, Michael Roush and
Sarah Roush, Abraham Rine and Harriet Rine,
jeremiah Wilson and Eliza Wilson, James Sprout
and Samuel Stokely.
Notice is hereby given TO the above named de-
PENDANTS, that bill If complaint, filed by David
Patton, Margaret Patton and Elizabeth Nesbitt,
is pending in said COURT The obect Of said bill Is
to quiet the said David B. Patton, Margaret Pat
ton and Elizabeth Nesbitt in their pNssess on of
and title to tract Of land in said Monroe county.
Ohio Beginning at stake on the bank of the
Ohio river. it being the southwest corner Of Sec
tion 81, thence running east along the south line
Of said section q ftyseven rods to stake, which
Is the southwest corner of the tract of land hereto
fore conveyed TO Alexander Johnston, thence
north along the west boundary OF said Alexander
Johnston's land one mile to the north line of Sec
tian 27, thence west on said line and along the
nor III line Of section SO, thence one mile and fifty
four rods to the third range line, thence south
along said range line one mile. to the Ohio river,
thence east along the bank of said river one mile
to the place of beginning. in township l. of 20 3.
The said bill prays for an answer Of the said de
PENDANTS, decree thst the title to said lands is in
the compliments, and that the defendants convey
all their rights to the same TO compliments, and
that complainants be quieted in their possession
and title to said premises.
BY N. HOLLISTER,
August Is, lS49-.--6w their Solicitor.
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STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY ss.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Bare

Aaron Pitner, Margaret Pitner, James Starratt
William +. Golden, Ezekiel StaIIett & James
Pounds.
The defendants will take notice that the COM
,uinnns- ti.;s I-y Eaed Il" .'.e c.sss eF Common
Pleas of the county aforesaid his Bill in Chancery
against them, the object and prayer of which is
to quiet him n the possession of, aud in his title
10 $50 acres Of land. in the north west quarter of
section 20. township l. and range 8, In said coun-
iy. Said defendants will also take notice that un.
less they appear and plead answer or demur to said
bill, within sixty days after the rising Of the Oc-
tober term of said court A. D. 1849, that at the
April term OF said court 1850, the complainant will
proceed to take said bill as confessed, and seek
decree accordingly
N HOLLISTER,
Aug lS. lS49 Sol. for Con,p't.
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GEN. TAYLoR's PRocLAMATIoN.--ln the
Ohio Statesman Of Wednesday, we find a
synopsis of Proclamation by President
Taylor, charging that men have banded
together for the purpose Of taking Cuba
He warns all citizens not to connect them
selves with expeditions so grossly in VIOLA
ton Of laws and treaty obligations, as they
will subject themselves to heavy penalties,
and they must not expect government to
interfere in their behalf
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4 DAD NOTICE.-Noiice is hereby given;
& u that petition will be presented to the l'am.
missioners OF Monroe county. Ohio, at their next
session. praying for the erection Of couhty road
forty feet wide. commencing at the south end Of
jamestown, thence through the 'nds Of Stephen
Atkinson, Jeremiah Walton John Baker, Joshua
Davis. and The, dore Soups. TO intersect the
Woodsfield road et or near said Soups house.
Aug. a, lS4S. MANY PETITIONERS.
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ToHN GEORGE LARDNER'S IS ESTATE =
ID Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator.
with the will annexed, of the estate of John
George LaIdner late Of Monroe county deceased
MICHAEL FENDER.
August Is, 1s49, 1aE
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ALBERT GALLATIN DEAD.-Albert Gal.
latin, formerly Secretary Of the Treasury
under Mr. Jefferson, died in New York,
early on Monday at very advanced age.
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WETILLIAM HoPTON'S EsTArE-No.
w tice is hereby given that the subscriber hes
been appointed and qualified as Executor Of the
estate OF William Hopton. late of Monroe county:
deceased JOHN DENT.
August A, 1919. ooieJ
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HtEORGE SNIDER'S ESTATE = Notice is
" hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es.
tate of George Snider ate OF Monroe county dec d.
Aug. Is, 1s49. THOMAS GRIFFITH.
KHICHAEL LOHER'S ESTATE-No Notice Is
lvl hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and Qualified rs administering with the
will annexed Of the estate of Michael Loher, late
of Monroe county, deceased.
Aug. .ls. Is4s. EVE LoHER.
TosEPH KAYLOR'S ESTATE. IN office is
q hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as administrator OF the estate
Of Joseph Kaylnr, late Of Monroe county, decd.
Aug. Is, lS49. ANDREW SHE'LL.
NRANCfS WEBB'S ESTATE.-Notice is
hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es
tate of Francis Webb late of Monroe county decd
Aug IS, ls49. ELIEL HEADLEY.
n n ENRY WINDLAND'S ESTATE Notice
II u is hereby given that the subsc ber has been
appointed and Qualified as administrator of the
tate Of Henry Windiand. late Of Monroe county,
deceased. WOoDMAN 0KEY.
Aug. 10, l949
TNRANCES FREEMAN'S ESTATE.-No-
tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as executor of the
estate of Frances Freeman, late of Monroe county,
deceased. WIN. c. KIRKWOOD.
Aug. 1s. 1s4s
| NAUTION, whereas my wife Darothea Trei.
~ ber has left my bed and board without, any
just cause or provocation, all persons are therefore
notified. not TO trust her on my account, as will
pay no debts of her contracting.
LOUIS TREIBER.
August IS, ls49 ~"
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENTS All persons
| IN interested will take notice that David Paden
and John O. Paden, as the Administrators OF James
Paden, deceased, on the goth day of April, A. d.
l849, sued out a writ of Attachment from the
Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe county, in the State of Ohio, against
James Sprout for the sum of two hundred and
fourteen dollars debt and two hundred dollars
damages, which writ has been served and returned
Attest, VIM OKEY, Clerk.
Aug ls, ls49. n. HoLLisTER, Atty for PIffs
nISsOLUTION.-- co.partnership here
IL tof're existing under the firm OF Anshutz
, Pollock g. Co., was dissolved on the first day O
June, l949. by mutual consent. The busnes,
will be conducted as heretofore by Pollock, Car
ter & Co, who will settle the business of the abov,
firm: ANSHUTZ,
NJ POLLOCK,
CIarington, July 81, ls4s' ] CARTER.
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UOHN SMITHS ESTATE Notice is here
81 by given. that the subscriber has been sp
pointed and qualified administrator of the estate
Of John Smith, late bi Monroe county deceased.
a. ie MARIAH SMITH.
August rs, ls4s io4s'
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e X HIBIT
EXHIBIT
Of the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County,
AND ENDING JUNE ls4s

Of the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County,
FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING
RECEIPTS.
S s: ] D f"s 3 he s 1sa s.sssss % sos a ~
R.ns. property returned and merchants
Surplus Revenue in 1855
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s:$:s s:;: E; e.. licenses: ;s$
Received Received s ss.s ;i s.a sy y:ss sss 70, road expenses. s%
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from s 7::; s E: :.:. s, Revenue.
EXPENDITURES ssos7o 81
E $: tax
E; s$$ ::::: : ::: : ''''" Of forfeited lands
S. 6; Ss%nss s:s.
Paid Paid. sSp ass. ssss ss%s for s1res Ss ss; s",f'
Els Els :=s s: ;.. Treasure, an. Auditor.
$ $::: Ssss asa:s i ;s!s house: 1ss 1a
P s @ s9 s% s s%s S csas and weeaa. road OF per M
s. on s.ss.s Ass9 .. ;s
; ::::: $ s:. s : ss. cases. WI
5 Sa5 sss ss:s: s % s si i; ss' : ' ss;: case. before Justices, 81:
$s $ ::s S @ s;'s cutting: .s,s:x
s $s e: VI; s; s4:.,ss:s Sss:y
~ CLERK X; 9 ,e.s Court ,., SD
ss s s %n zH;$ s:;:' 1' Inquest No
Pad dtownhip re
| ii cesofth pull books,
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PAID Paid csass:: css sss'' =, Court aSSs%% S%%
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Charlton land reno
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Paid loher
nexpenss boarding prisoners and jail ees
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Pal iudge esandc sol
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Pal dineres
| for viwngan s
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PpdJ e ~ g.
Pa PAID for stationery 5"s @
al adiow
al dcossn 81
Paidm edca scrip r a
Lewis for generln office. ~
ConntSu
Benz HJone,1h and Others for improperly paid @l2
PaiIup sdepoid n
p brfld so
piJC w fore crryng laws and o
pd Henry Ford fees
Balance public building fund.- BGl
Paid kesoto ohm
rand 81
saeias . Y
of Debt -
CounySc Is g. g 6sr
County sunredeem
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4 Aupiro as orrcE,W Woods6e
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June ls4s and ending june
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lsa ILLNESS OF GEN. TAYLoR.S-The Ohio
Statesman ofWednesday, says: "The ac-
counts which reached us this morning OF
the illness Of Gen. Taylor with cholera in
Carlisle, Pa, say that he was on Monday
taken with vomiting while receiving friends
at the Court House. The diarrhea was
stopped, but the symptoms were very bad. F."
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4 DAM DAVIS ESTATE.-Notice is here
a by given, that the subscribers have been ap-
pointed and qualified as Executors of the estate
Of Adam Davis, late of Monroe county deceased
tfffl eaff6t HENRY DAVIS,
At,sust ls, l649. JAMES ENL0W.
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UAMES vAUGHAN'S ESTATE Notice is
0D hereby given, that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator Of the es-
tate Of James Vaughan, late Of Monroe county
deceased EDWARD HoPTON.
August Is, ls49.
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0r.r BY reference to the election news in
another column OF to-day's paper, it will
be seen that the democracy have made
considerable gains in some of the States
which held their elections this month. The
people are beginning to appreciate the
pledges Of the present administration a,
their true worth.
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CANDIDATES FOR RECORDER.

90 THE PEOPUE'S CANDlDATE. 90
FELLow:CtTlzENs OF MONROE The Ell.
enlargement received in the different parts of the
county that have visited, has induced me to an
notince myself as the PEOPLES candidate TOR
RECORDER. To the hardy sons of toll to the
farmers and working portion of our community
look with confidence Tor hearty support; be-
cause I, too, am one oil them, and earn my bread
by the sweat Of my brow That ami competent
TO perform the duties of the office, and tina. would
faithfully attend to them, II elected. no one who
knows iiie will pretend to deny; and tha, am
pour aud need the proceeds OF the office. will be
equally admitted by all. That am a democrat,
and have acted with them, am not ashamed of;
yet am not the candidate Of any party, or any set
Of individuals. but the candidate Of the People =
II elected, shall endeavor to do equal justice to
all men in my official capacity
Respectfully yours, &c.
aes.s h H A. RUTTER.
o. We are authorized to announce LEWIS
ISHiPLEY as a candidate for reelection to the
oficec Of RECORDER at the October election,
subject TO the decision Of the demdcrsiic county
convention. ss
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NDERNARD GRANDON'S ESTATE.-No.
Id tice is hereby given that the subscribers
have been appointed aud qualified as Administra:
tors of the estate Of Bernard Grandon late of Mon
roe county, deceased. RUTH GRANDON.
Aug. A, ls49. GEORGE W. BROWNE
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF COURT.-On Saturday. ths slh Day Of
September, lS49, between the hours OF ~ o'csock'
a. M. and O'Clock D. M, on the premises, In The
town of Calais, Monroe county. o. will BE- sold 10
the highest bidder the following real eststs. ~ shs
property Of william FslweII, deceased, to witt
Lots Nos 25, 20, and ~ in the town of Csia,e.
TERMS. .-One-thlrd in hard, one-third IN ,si<
months, and the residue in year, with hin!sresi
on the deferred payments; 10 be secured % ne
satisfaction of the undersigned. .,ia,s 40 ssE
Esd DANIEL FINLEY. 5sG
Aur. A. 1Sl9 Admir- Of Wm Fslweii decd
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ND UNAWAY.-I.eft the subscriber. without
b a any just cause, on the 18th day of Junei
lS49, bound girl named Abest Youst, about IL
years OF age. hereby forbid any person from
HIRAM CURTIS.
Franklin TIP, July 9, 1919.
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CANDIDATES FOR TREASURER.
70 THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS on

issilq MONROE COUNTY
GENrLEMEN:-t offer myself as an tNDE
Pr N DENT candidate fiji. the Office Of OUNTY
be 80 fortunate as to be elected, | pledge myself
to attend to the duties ei .he oftc ia the best 81
my ability. WILLIAM CRAIG.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Woodsfeld Division, No. 494
MEET T THEIR HALL,

MEET T THEIR HALL,
In the Court House, every Tuesday Evening.
A TTACHMENT.- my instance 40 at
tachment was this day issued by Samuel
Powell, Justice of the Peace of Enoch town.
ship, Monroe county, against the property and
effects OF Lorenzo Dow Hill, non resident OF
said county. Dated this the Sd day of August
A. d. is49 . ROBERT BARRY.
August IS, 1849.