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constitutional liberty, but thou lendest ait
to the banner of Tyranny by suffering thi'
coalition of tyrants. The proud pennor
of the British mast is threatened with dis
grace. God will withdraw the blessing hi
has lent it, if it prove untrue to the cause
to which it ows its fame. /
"Awake, oh people Of Europel On
Hungarian ground the battle for freesom
of Europe is fighting. With this co,htry
the free world will lose powerful menber.
In this nation true and heroic chdnpion
will perish. For we shall fight llntl we
spill the last drop of our blood that our
country may either become ckosen sanc-
tuary of freedom, consecratd with our
blood, or shall form damnilg monument
to all eternity in token Of ne manner in
which tyrants can league to destroy free
people and free nations, and Of the shame.
full manner in which frte countries aban-
don one another.
Signed, L. K0ssuTH, Governor.
Pesth, Sd July. B. szEMERs, ,Pres't Coun'l."
FRANCE.
The President has gone on a tour to the
South. On hisreturn to Paris he is to re-.
view the whole army ofthe line, amount.
ing to 10000.
There seems to be every prospect Of a
most abundant harvest throughout France.
In some departments, Wheat is already
cut, under the most favorable circumstan.
ces. Funds are also on the advance. The
President is still accused of aiming at the
Imperial Crown.
ITALY.
Although the French have restored the
Government of the Pope of Rome, they
have not pursuaded the Pontff to return
to the Vatican. Gen. Oudinot has been
at Gaeta, in hopes of modifying the inten-
ton of his Holiness, but with what effect
has not been announced.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
WoodsGeld Division, No. 494
MEET T THEIR HALL,
In the Court House, every Tuesday Evenln

a T'TACHMENT- nv instance an Al.
a ,achmeut was this dav issued by Samuel
powelI. a Jus,ice of the Peace of Euoch town.
shin. Monroe county. against the property and
effects Of Lorenzo Dow Hin. a non resident Of
said county. Dated this the Sd dsy of August
A. d. 1919. ROBERT BARRY.
Aueust 10. 1919.
THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY
Coupr of COMMON PlrAs.
David q Patton. Maryare, Patton and Elizabeth
Ne,bitt.
vs.
An,h,nv Rousb and Mar;ab R,usb Tboma,
u Il 80, A., Il D.. M;t.I p, 81
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DE N OCRATTC
CONVEN ZION

= he Democratic voters OF
each township, in this county,
will meet at the usual places
of holding elcc ions in their
respective town-hips. on
SATURDAY, 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, ind 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 same way that votes
are received at the annual
clection, and close the polls
at S o'clock, when the judges
shall proceed to call out and
the clerk record upon the
poll books prepared for the
occasion, all the votes cast for
each candidate, after which
the judges shall carefully in
spcct and sign the same, and
tne 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 Woods Hcld. on TIES
day, the llth day of Septom-
ber next, at IL o'clock; which
Convention shall organize by
appointing a President, two
Vice Presidents and two Sec
rctarie+, 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
h, hest number Of votes shall
be declared the nomin ,e of
the convention for the offic ,
for which he was ballottcd.
JAS. M. STOUT,
Chairman Central Committee.
JOEL Y0Sr, Secretary. rs. /.
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The Lords Day.
Ciariagfon, Monroe Co O. !
july "a, lS49. {

Ma MoaRH:-At public meeting Of the citi.
zens Of ClsrinRion and vicinity il was unanimous.
ly resolved. That The undersigned committee fore-
warn. in friendly aud courtenis manner. through
the "Spirt Of Democracy." the wssoners aud
other citizens trading to our town. that from and
alter the l,h d,y Of august. ls4e. the laws with
regard to the breach Of the Sabbath will be strictly
enforced sgsinst both eiiizens aud strangers.
WM COCHRAN,
JAMES X. GoLMES.
ALE xANDER MCCONNELL.
Connsitfss.
Signed BY % o'tissns sug 4--pd
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CANDIDATES FOR RECORDER.

no THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE 90
FELLow.CITizENs OF Monroe The en-.
enlargement received in the different parts of the
county that have visited, has induced me to All
nounce mvself as the PEOPLES candidate Tor
RECORDER. To the hardy sons Of toll to the
farmers aud working porli"n Of our community
look with confidence for hearty support; be-
cadse I, too. ain ohe Of them. and earn my bread
by the sweat OF my brew. That ain competent
to perform the duties Of the Office aud thA would
faithfully attend to them. il elected. no one who
Knows me will pretend TO .lsny; and tina, am
pr aud need the proceeds OF the office. will be
equally admitted by all. That I am democrat,
an: have scIed with them, am not ashamed Of;
yet am not the candidate Of any party. or any set
If 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.
H. A. RUTTER.
o. We, are authofixed to announce LEWIS
SHlfbEY 81 4 candidate Tor re'elsction to the
Office Of RECORDER 1t the October election.
subjsc, to the decision Of the democratic county
elEEj.
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A TTACHMENr MOTIF E.--Noiice Is herd.
A by given to al persons Interested, that at my
instance a writ Of attachment this day issued
by Henry Mason Justice Of the Peace Of Centre
township. in the county Of Monroe. against the
goods. chatels. rights, CREDITS moneys aud effects
Of Cain Sutherland, an absent debtor,
August 18th, iS4g J. M. MASON.
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nKOBATE 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 Munroe and State OF Ohio. by
the executors, administrators aud guardians OF the
estates of the following named persons, to wit:
Emery Lewis, Administrator of Thomas Lewis,
deceased. Final.
Thomas Grfi h. Administrator of William Pow. L.
ell, deceased. Final.
William Bennett, Administrator of William
Slusher, deceased. Final.
Chrispan Oglebay, Administrator Of James O.
glebay. deceased. Final
James Archer, Adm illustrator of Enoch Archer,
deceased. Final.
John D. King and Amy King. Administrators of
Seymour King, deceased. Final.
jeremiah Holl'ster, Executor of Nathan Hollis
ter. deceased. Final.
Cynthia Pool, Administrative Of Samuel Pool,
deceased Final.
Tobias Haught and Elizabeth lTaught, Admin.
istratnrs of Peter Haught, deceased. Partial.
Margartt Smith, Administrative Of jeremiah
Smith. deceased. Partial.
Apollo Stephens and Edward Stephens, Execu.
tors Of Appollo Stepiiels, deceased Partial.
John Cline, Guardian of Ri, hard Pool. Final
Alexander franklin, Guardian Of Jacob Wait
Final.
That the said accounts are now on file IN sand
Office, subject TO the inspection of all persons in
terested, and are continued until the October term
Of said court, 1919, for final settlement aud confir.
nation. WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
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ToHN SMITHS ESTATE. Notice is here.
n by given. that the subscriber has hesn sp-
pointed and qualified 90 administrator OF the estate
Of John Smith. late OF Monroe county deceased.
MARIAH SMITH
August "a. ls49
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STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY S.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Bare

Aaron Pitner, Margare; Pitner, James Starr.tt
William +. Golden, Ezekiel StaIIeu & james
Pounds
The defendants will take notice that the com.
rlanant this day filed in The Court Of Common
Pleas of the cnunty aforesaid his Bill in Chancery
agalus, them, the object and prayer of which is
to quiet him in tie possesson of, and in his title
10 $50 acres Of land. in the north west quarter of
section %. township l. and range 3, in said coun-
y. Said defendants will also take notice that un.
less they appear and plead answer or drmur to said
bill, within sixty days after the rising of the Oc-
tobrr term of SAID court A. ID. 1S49, that at the
April term ot said court 1850, the complainant will
proceed to take said bill as confessed, aud seek
decree accordingly.
N HOi.LiSTER,
Aug. lS, 1919. Sol. for Cnmp't.
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JOEL Y0Sr, Secretary.

MARRIED,-on Thursday last. by II. A..
Rutter, Mayor OF Woodsheld. Mr. HiRAM HUpp
and Miss RUTH PERxiNs. both Of this county.
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E x HiBtT
EXHIBIT
OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County;

vi the Receipts ana expenditures OF Monroe County;
COMMENCING ENDING tUNL
~ RECEIPTS.
Rsss.us sfas"aus"s 20 W
R:v.ns. s s merchants
s%. :. :ss",;
Surplus in
s:::: {: Is: ID ;:: S::s:. %s
S:s:y:5 S:s:y:j 8; %; ss:. is.y iss"s: licenses. So
= = ] 4 ;::s: & ''' and lots forfeited the '''
Received dromSut .Trsuryo" Surplus Revenue G.
EXPENDITURES ssos7o 81
Paid Seated s": e .ss:' !:ts tax ." lawyers and physicians" SO; s
Paid p. State State Treasurer Treasurer '' % redemption forfeited n
P P State State Treasurer Treasure! Ss' :"s ss ofs.eaon 49, sa e.
s% s '"s :sr::::: s :;'s purposes.
F"s"sS F"s s%"S'S ss1
Raad Certificate, AUDITOR
Paid Pi s st sss ID s wSr4SS Ss's' Corporation funds. 0ai
Fs F.a treasure: treasurer E%4" Es %" S'i@s house. lsi
R. R.;ns: @ % Sa f t; con and woo a $50
ss s ; Pc? s!s; .s .
P. rs"ss ;, sts per county ss1 s.as ss ""'s s % @a
SAFE pss s f s.,: ss ;".s: sss cases. AsX
Pa. Paid ss.s. "'s; s"s '' ssss
E: $:$ &; ;:!s s 4";:::
Ss Ss %% ss Gi:;' % ssi o; s's :;s"s, Attorney rs
Paid Paid 5es" %% NJ s"s% 'issa slsss
or seaE choo fun whhAu
Paid esof the
dComnb
ofC
p il Win
Paid
Paid Si % q: s':; s n. '' "
MuterH Charlton,
Pads noher
Jail boarding pison" and jail 90o
Paid sand u annual election ls47. 400
p adj and
dcieksofP Pesden l64S,
piIIIe Judges elections
PAID w,nesesin IN
il dmrosinS n Court loo'
idjnere
gandsur
and survey
dJamesR public printing,
Paid for Jail irons and furniture 7<
Al
odandco Jail aud public offices,
Iicotson "a
$: $; S;!: ;:S ::; s:% Boar. 7
Tho Lech and Others for taxes improperly paid
depohed II
aid field notes Of townships o and o. range D.
furniture
eesas
II public building fund.-
p. e., . ,ss ,s ns. .1a .ns printing for Treasurer. o
..,c.u,.nn s0is SN
County Scrip ssN s.
County Orders unr'dssm'd June 3Ns' saia SIS
~. ...m.x. sons 20
foregoing a.smne q the Rceipn
truvn Aud ~
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF CoURT-On Saturday. the sth day of
September, Is49, between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
a. m. snd O'Clock, p. m., the premises, in ths
town of Calais. Monroe county. o will be sold 70
the highest bidder the following real ests,e, % the
property Of WilIism Fslweli, deceased, to wit;-.-
Lots. Nos rs, 26. and 27 in the town Of CslsH
TERMS. .--One-,hird IN hard. one.third in ok
months, and the residue In obe year, with interest
On the deferred payments; to be secured 70 the
Of the Undersigned
DANIEL FINLEY,
Aug a. lS49. Admir- Of WIN Fslweil, deed.
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TUHN GEORGE I.ARDNER' IS ESTATE
d Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator.
with the viii annexed, Of the estate of John
George LaIdnef late Of Monrne county deceased
MICHAEL FENDER.
A...,..l 10 1aAQ
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CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF.

houhCe W Tue Roou peopie VI MOhToe, WAt AL
FRED CAIN Of Salem township, will be eau.
didate for the office of Sheriff at the next Octuber
election. Mr.. Cain is an old citizen Of this Coun.
ty, was b,rn and raised ia Monroe, has filled al
most every towmship office. and has never before
asked the people for CO unity Office. IN Alfred
Cain the people will find man honest and capable
| Of filling the Oliice.
MANY CITIZENS OF SALEM.
0tS- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
KIRKBRIDE, Of Washington township. as a can.
tiIdate for SHERIFF, at the October election,
DtJ- We are authorized TO announce FREDER-
lex MYERS. jr.. of Green township, as a candi-
date for SHERIFF. subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
GS- We are authorized to announce Dr. ISAAC
A. CLARK; Of Centre township, as a candidate
for SHERIFF at the ensuing October election.
Mn EDIroR.-Pl Please announce GEORGE W.
SHAKLEE. of Stock township, as a Candidate for
SHERIFF at the ensuing .tnber electi.,n, by
request Of MANY CITIZENS.
Mn MoRRIs:-Pl, ase announce by request of
his friends. WILLIAM LiTrEN as a candidate
for the office oi SHERIFF He will abide the
decision ot the Democracy OF Monroe the same
in Co"vr r"tio,, he would ct che Ballot bo..- tie
II, in portion of the county that has er pre-
srmted a candidate tor Sheriff, and is an uny dng
democrat. THE VOICE OF SALEM.
Mr. MoRRIs:-Yom will please announce COR.
NELIUS SULLIVAN. of Seneca tow hship, a. a
candidate for SHERIFF Of Monroe county Mr.
S. is fully capable, and no man dare dspu his
honesty. He Is. and always has been Jefferso.
nian Democrat. and by an unavoidable accident
rendered incapable to perfurm manual labor.
SENECA.
lty-We are authorized to annoiince MARSHAL
MORROW as a candidate Tor SHERIFF. at the
next Octuber eeclinn, subject 10 the decision Of
the democratic convention.
MR. EDIrOR PLEASE announce U RI A II
r EDIN as a candidate for SHERIFF at the
October Election, subject {" the decision Of the
democratic county convention
OSj- We are authorized 10 annnurce JOEL. F.
RANDOLPH as a" INDEPENDENT eand.
date for the office of SHERIFF at the October
election.
Mr.. M"RRIs:--You will please announce HEN.
RY OKEf, sen, az a candidate tor SHE RIFF al
the next October Election, subject to the decision
Of the democratic county conv vention.
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LANES VAUGHAN'S ESTATE --No,icsi is
oY hereby given. that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es.
,ste OF James Vaughan. late of Monroe county
deceased EDWARD HOPT0N.
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A DAM DAVIS ESTATE.-Notiee is here.
n by given, that the subscribers have been APP
pninted aud qualified as Executors of the estate
Of Adam Davis, late of Monroe county deceased
HENRY DAVIS,
August ls, le49. JAMES ENLOW.
CEORGE sNIDER's ESTATE -Notice ID
" hereby given that the subscriber has been
appontel and qualified a. administrator of the es
tate of George Snder ,la,e OF Monroe county, ,decd
Aug. 10, lS49. THOMAS GRIFFITH.
NICHAEL LOHER'S SESTATE.-Notice il
Ivl hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrative with the
will annexed OF the estate of Michael Loher, late
of Mon oe county. deceased.
Aug. 10. Is4s. EVE LoHER.
T0SEPH KAYLoR'S ESTATE. Notice is
q hereby given that the subscriber has been an.
pointed and qualified as administrator Of the estate
Of Joseph baylor, late of Monroe county, decd.
Aug. ls, lsl9. ANDREW SHELL.
NRANClS WEBB'S ESTATE.-Notice is
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed aud qualified as administrator Of the es.
tate df Francis Webb late of Monroe county. dec d.
Aug Ie, ls49. ELiEL HEADLEY.
Hn ENRY WINDLAND'S ESTATE Notice
II II is hereby given that the subsc iber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es.
tate Of Henry Windland. late Of Monroe county.
deceased. WOODMAN OKEY.
Aug. 10, le49
ERANCEs FREEMAN'S ESTATE.-No.
II tee 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. KlRKWOOD.
Aug. Is. ls4s
NOTICE IN ATrACHMENT.- All pei soi,s
~ interested will take notice that David Paden
and John O. Paden, as the Administrators OF James
Psden, deceased, on the goth day of April, A. ID.
lS49, 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 dallars
damages, which wri, has been served and returned.
Attest, WIN OKEY, Clerk.
Aug. 1S, l6l9 N. HoLLisTER, Atty for PI'ffs
nISSOLUTION.- The co partnership here.
IL tofTe existing under the firm of Arshutz.
Pollock g. Co., was dissolved OH the first day Of
June, le49. by mutual consent. The business
will be conducted as heretofore by Pollock, Car.
ter g. Co who will settle the business Of the above
firm. J. ANSHUTZ,
M. POLLOCK,
Clarington. July 81, ls4e' J. CARTER.
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October Election.
representative CANDIDATES


/MR. EDITOR Please announce the name of
WILLIAM JOHNSTON as an lNDEPEN.
DENT candidate for Representative in the next
Legislature Of Ohio.
03- JAS. R. MORRIS will be u candidate 70.
reelection 10 the House Of Representatives ofthe
next legislature Of Ohio. subj ct, however, to the
decision OF the democratic convention.
CANDIDATES 70 COMMISSIONED.
0U- We are authorized to announce HENRY
FORD rs a candidate for COMMISSIONER at
the coming October election.
ct- We are authorized to announce ISAAC
MURRAY. of rankin township, us d candidate
f"r COMMISSIONERS at the next October elec.
ton. subject to the decsion OF the democratic
county convention.
Mr.. EDtroR Please announce the rame Of
JACOB TSChAPPAT. Esq. rs an IND EPEN.
DENT candidate tor COUNTY COMMISSION.
Err. at the ensuing election.
Mr.. MohRIs:-Ycu will please announce me
as candidate far the office Of COUNTY COM
MISSIONER, subject to the decision uf the dem
6cratic convention. As | will not canvass the
county, will Just say, am one of the oldest set
tleis IN tile county. and If elected pledge myself
to discharge the duties Of the office to the hest Of
my limited abilities. ABNER POWELL.
VI we are aulnOTizeO 10 announce tne name OI
JOSEPH CALDWELL as a candidate Ior the
office of County Commissioner, 1t the next
election, subec, to the decision Of the democratic
county convention
To MY Fell Low. CiTIzENs OF MoNRoE:-
Through the solicitation of numerous friends,
have hesn induced To offer myself as candidate TOR
the office of COMMISSIONER at the coming
election. subject to the decis.on Of the democratic
Convention. ! have been citizen ofthe county for
the last thirty-eIght years. thrty-two of which |
have been taxpayer | have devoted consider
able time and attention to tile affairs OF our county.
aud should | be so fortunate as to be elected, l
pledge myself to discharge the duties Of the Office
to the best Of my abilities.
STEPHEN CONGER
D0- We are authorized to announce ARTHUR
M )RRlSON as II candidate for COUNTY con-.
MISSIONER at the next October election sub.
ject to the decision Vi the democratic convention
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"7ILLIAM HOPTON'S ESTATE,-No.
w tice is hereby given That the subscriber has
been appointed and Qualified ss Executor Of tho
estate Of William HSpton. late Of Monroe cnuniy.
deceased JOHN DENT.
August A, I649.
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DOAD NoTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given.
~ that petition will be presented TO the Com.
fhssioners Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the location Of road. com.
mencing at q, whte.oak post Of, the county road
leading from Harrietsvie TO Salem. in Washing.
ton county, thence the neares, and best route to
on the county line Betweeh Washington and Mon
roe counties.
August 4, 1S49'
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DERNARD GRANDONS ESTATE-No.
ID tice Is hereby given that the subscribers
have been appointed and qualified as Administra.
tors Of the estate Of Bernard Grsndon, late of Mon.
roe county, deceased. RUTH GRANRON.
Aug. 4, ls49. GEORGE w. BROWN,
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TOHN THoMPsoN'S ESTATE. Notice is
% hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators Of the
estate Of John Thompson. late Of Monroe county.
deceased. DAVID B. PATTON,
July 2l, l849. JOHN WILSON.
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L DAD NOTlCE.-Notce Is hereby given,
~ that petition will be Presented to the Com.
mis.ioneTs Of Monroe cduniy, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the erection Of county road,
forty feet wide. commencing at the south end Of
Jamestown, thence through the l-rds Of Stsphea
Atkinson, Jeremiah Walton, John Baker, Joshua
Davis, and The. dore Soups. to iniersect the
W"odsheld road ct or near said Soups house.
Aug. A, lS48. MANY PETITIONERS.
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ID UNAWAY.-I.ef the subscriber. without
~ any just cause, on the 18th day Of June,
lsl9, hound girl named Abest Youst, about IL
years Of sge. hereby forbid any PERSON from
ttusting her on my account.
HIRAM CURTIS.
franklin TIP. July 2. isis.
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A DAM DAVIS ESTATE-Noticei is here.
"A by given, that the subscribers have been APP
pninied aud qualified as Executors of the estate
of Adam Davis, late of Monroe county deceased
HENRY DAVIS,
August 19, l649. JAMES ENLOW.
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TOSEPH KAYLOR'S ESTATE. Notice is
% hereby given that the subscriber has been sp.
pointed and qualified as administrator of the estate
Of Joseph Kaylnr, late of Monroe county, decd.
Aug. 1S, 1919. ANDREW SHELL.
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D Y 7 II l. nj AILS.
BY TELE q r APH.

BUFFALO, July %, 1910.
Mr.. Bement, On old established merchant of this
city, and connected in partnership with MIR. Ridden,
died Of the cholera this morning There meet
ing of the board trade this morning In
hence We have transactions to report.
BUFFALO, July 2s-4P M.
The report Of the Board Of Health for the twenty
hours ending at this day So and 10 deaths
ROCHESTER, July 20, 1s49.
There was but death from cholera in this place
yesterday.
ALBANY, July %, 1849.
The cholera report to- day up eleven and
five deaths.
PHILADELPHIA July 28-P. NJ.
There have been 20 eases Of cholera aud 10 deaths,
since last report Of which, cases and deaths
in the Aims House.
BALTIMORE, July 28- T. M.
The cholera has nearly disappeared from the Aims
House. and the city, we are happy to state, continues
free from the disease
RICHMOND, Va, July 2S
8 deaths There we're also cases not previously re-
ported.
CINCINNATI, July 2S-P.M
The report OF interments fer the "a hours ending at
this day. is of cholera 49, and other diseases 25
Total, So.
sr. LOUIS July IS, 1s49
The inrerments yesterday in this city numbered
twenty six, of which ten Of cholera The weather
is cool and rainy.
MONTREAL, July ga. NJ.
During the last twenty four hours there have been
20 deaths by cholera in this city.