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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
HATS AND CAPS

Hats OF all kinds for tnen, boys and infants
the best assortment anywhere. you want all
elegant white beaver, you can have il, and an
taing else down 20 the ineanest kind OF palm
Leaf. CAPS good quantity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09
WIN WANTS A HOMEi

yI>HE Subscriber has laid oil portion oi his ia'a mo
lots If one acre each 4 rare chance Is no" oherea
for those wishing make \ prohtahle investment. Or
for tbos, desiring 10 secure homestead. These lots
lie immmedatel, adjoining the city. hut ten niini'cs
walk from the Courthouse. The davenport AND '"uh
ell Bluffs Railroad will pass through or near ms ihho
One acre af this land will make poor man good
home, and eventually rich man. Any one arsirihs
to purchase will apply TO WILLARD BakkoNs,
County Surveyors Office, on second slrecl np.. the
Post Office, or 10 y NJ H. ~ t.fo"''
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CABINET FURNITURE.

MANUFACTURED and for sale 10y the undersigned
vi on Brady street. door above the Gazstn Office.
uSnERFAkER.
Cosins ON hand al all times and Hearsc will be FUR
nished To- those who may desire it,
ISRAEL HALL.
Dtxauunrt Inn, q ls,aso
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June 9, 1922
IOWA LAND ICE.

IOWA LAND OFFICE
J.. r. PARKER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
BRADY. FIRST DOOR BELOW SECOND ST.
CONTINUES 10 act agent for either buyer sell
Yer in the purchase and sale of Real Estate. His
>ssiem Is 10 charge u reasonable commission all
tual stlcs-not pocketing the difference between the
sellers i0eest. and the buyers highest price. Those
huyin. real sell. will find for their interest
have il entered in his books which open gen
eral Inspection. '.No sale. CHARGE
Davenport. June q. l-J3-32
NRE INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
l. :. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, BRADY STREET, DAWES
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FIRST RATE FARM FOR SALE,

s FELLOW CITIZENS OF DAVEN-
fIf77s1 4 port, and Scott County
E4 IgA have this day bought cot the stock of
W NNMSI goods Of the firm of Smith u Ralord. (at
e.@e@-SeE the old stand III 4, Saninrd Front st..
between Main and Brady. where | shall. eoEiuuc To
keep constantly on hand choice ana well -'le,tsG
assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES and PRoNlS-
IONS OF every description
Also a choice iot of FAMILY FLOUR. either I'll re-
tail or by the barrel. intend Keeping select article
Of Clover aud Timothy Seeds; also Corn aud Oats At
retail By strict .inn business. hops % receive
a share of the public patronage J. W, WILEY.
Davenport, june y. ir52-;a
,I>RAS-Just received By steamer 81 Paul, re,t from
i Canton Tea Company, Philadclphia splendid ar
ticie Of - to Wit
Yoang II Fine. do io Silver Leaf.
Fine imperial, extra do.
Superior Gunpowdtr, Fine Gunpdwdcr.
Best Black.
All Of which is offered lnH at J. W. NllEh's
Davenport. June .. I~j3-29.
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MAMM0TH sTOYE STORE.


II WfcKERsHAN, Manuiac rro Of Tin. sheet Iron
L IL and Copper Ware: Keeps CONSTANT, ON hand II
large assortment If every article in his line, together
with tir rnparatl He'd Prairie State aud Charter OAK
cook ing >taye. which he warrants for iva years.
Second hand stoves, old Castings. toppe Br So
Pewter, Zine aud Rags bought in exchange for iu
Gle IN our line.
Corner Of Main and Second streets opposite Cook q
sargent banking house. davenport. June o. 1898
TWENTY COWS. SIN YOKE OF OMEN AND
j pi0UGH-Nill h. snid altogether separately
Also II Of mill irons tor sale. III tie Bacon
farm near Walnut Grove. 1eruts. one half cash, tlr
remainder in six months with approve security.
Dasen.ori. Juno ~ Is.i3- .ta-3n. G. q. AISORD.
TOWN LSxe vnp aArE
NHE subscriber HIS sixty lots living between Harrison
L and Main streets. and immediately north vt Pofta-
"atiamic street which he offers for sale. small part
Of the purchase money " paid down, for the re-
main'ier credit Of six TO eighteen months, viii be
given If desired
The above lois must and will be Sold and amy one
wishing to purchase. do the most favorable
terms. Apply 10 Corbin d Ciaus-rn. =. o. building
or the subscriber. at his store Front street.
Davenport June @. '53-5t RICHARD X. ALLEN,
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'f1' a"l. = -
HARNESS, HARNESS /,

yI>0 all in want of harness. &. w BARNES. late of
i New York. is prepared 10 turasi and keels CON
antly on hand the best article tnnde 81 Tue very hrei
New York leather To be satisfied, !ou need only eau
and examine. -
Team Harness, Sli9S2o
Buggy do -" !"
Also bridles martingals halters, collars in shori,
every thing in the trade
Trimming, also done 10 order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
Tb. shap / ON Brady street. next door 10 4 T. BIZ
Ions opposite b. Sanford's Grocery Store
DO mol forget 10 call If You want q No. harness; OF
if YOU w;nt a cheap set. either be had. Feeling
confident can satisfy II you will give me trial. aiil
always on hand waiting for your ortefs.
Respectfully. o. ". BARNES.
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coon BRICK HOUSE-On second street anu WV
~ adjoining, for sale al tho low price o. Si I3I
Post Once Buildings.
Davenport Juno ., 1898
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REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR GAIENA
AND nUBUQUE.
nccurAR PACKET
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

ST IpI.fS KEOKuK BURLINGTON, Mu>CA
TiNr DAVENPORT ROCK ISLAND AND
GALESA PACKET.
The rot rely I'D splenaid pas
seayrc steemes MiCHlGA n, To-
kse3 49, prEr A. REILLY, Mas,er, has com
me nc ed making weekly tips ie.
tween 81 Ions and Gstena-less'n5 s.. Eons every
SATURDAY. a, O'Clock r. NJ, and wing Of DaysD
por; eytrv Monday IT O'Clock r. GA her Z u"n
leaving Gaiena on "Wednesday evening and oaseh
polt on Thu s.ay ct O'Clock, 4. NJ.
The MICHIGAN is entirely NEW, and in 20 Mt Of
capacity. speed aud splendor, has no eapal on The
Upper Mississippi. She is ptov,dad VITA Evans
ers boat Sc and all mode inveat.ons for
comfort ana secutitv of passenge s. Captssh kelly
hopes by stlc sfenon 10 the COMFORT 81 passengers
no interest of shippers ccetye sha e OF patiod-
eye SO lth,t allv exc nded o hiM Heretofore.
For freight or passage apply on boa d.
1853 REGULAR MONDAY PACKET, [1s53
FOR KEOKUK BURLINGTON, MCSCATiNE,
DAVENPORT, ROCK ISLAND,
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India Rubber Goods
Ready-Made Clothing.

as, OAKS, panis, travelling bags, gloves
caps, sJrgges. etc.
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RoNEETS.

His stock of Bonnes l,r Ladies aed NJ sses is
very hard 10 teaI. He IS also well supplied
with rtl oas and flowers 10 trim with, and
Grape, Grape hesc; tarieton muslin and Florence
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CASH, CASH CASH

N-ANTED, WANTED. WANTED ESQ bushels
w Wheat, l0.0No 10 Oats, 5000 DO Barley:
Fer which the highest market price viii he given iii
Gold. RENNH u son.
Davenport, June O. isJ2-9tf. Baznr Bailaing.
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LAND WARRANTS

L. r. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, BRADY STREET, DAyI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-11-02

Two hundred political arrests wore
made in Paris on the night OF the 10Th.
Among them the Minister of Finance un.
der the Provincial government.
The Turkish declaration Of war is pub.
lished in full. 1t is temperate, high spirited
and lays an embargo on Russi an ships,
and fully protects the rights of commerce.
When the Gar heard that Turkey had
declared war he fell into a fury and swore
he would wage a war OF extermin alton
against the Turks.
A misunderstanding exists between the
Lancaster mill owners and their operatives
which will probably prove serious. Twenty
five thousand hands are idle.
All is quiet in France.
No shipment OF troops,b but great activity
exists in the Navy yards.
Prussia and Austria give indications
that they will keep neutral, and the French
and English diplomatists therefore consid-
er that the war being confined to the
Turkish frontiers, will not spread through.
out Europe.
The commercial advices from India
and China are considered favorable. The
Japanese expedition returned from Jeddo
on the 18th of August, having met with a
friendly reception.
Commodore Perry had an interview with
two of the Imperial Princes, and delived to
them the Presidents letter. and is to call
next spring for the reply. The Americans
and Japanese parted with mutual presents
and expressions of good will.
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Examination of School Teachers
Oct. &c, 1853.

THE Board of School Examiners will hold
meetings, for the examination OF Teachers, as
follows:
Stafford. the 18th and 5th days of November.
Antioch, the lIth and 10Th
Clarington, the 18th and 10Th
At which places applicants for certificates must at
tend and be examined, as no certificates can be
granted except at advertised meetings, and no
other meetings will be held the present year.
Applicants unknown to the Board must not for.
get to have certificates of character from reliable
persons known to some member OF the Board,
An additional day has been assigned to each
place, from the fact that one day does not afford
time enough to examine a class in the different
branches required by law.
Applicants must be in attendance by 10 O'Clock
IF the first day Of examination, or they will not
be examined. The Board, from necessity, are
compelled to enforce this rule.
Those wishing certificates for the higher branch
es will be examined on the same days, but at such
times as may be convenient.
SG-Remember these are the last meetings for
1858. and the last chances ia get certificates.
BY order of the Board,
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sept. 2s, 1858. Clerk Of Board
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long session made 3,S42; aud lie tong pare beio. e
that made 8 ,90l royal quaIto pages--four large
volumes each session. Ifsubscribers will be care
full to file all the numbers received by them, l w i'll
supply any that may miscarry in the mails. This
work increases in value as it grows old The first
seventeen volumes will now command three times,
and some of the subsequent ones t,Oice, their orig
inal subscription price
The subscription price for the Congressional
Globe (including the Appendix and the laws) Is
six dollars.
warded to subscribers soon after the session is
ended.
Subscribers for the Daily should have their
money here by the 5th. and for the Congressional
Globe by the I5.h of December The money
must accompany an order tor either the Daily or
the Congressional Globe. Bank notes current
where a subscriber resides will be received at par.
JOHN c.. RIVES.
WASHINGTON, October IL, 1853.
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Probate Notice.

"a office is hereby given that the final settle
" ment accounts of the Administrator of the
estates of the following persons, have been filed
in the Probate Court of Monroe county. Ohio
for settlements:
Account of F Koehler and L. Shipley. Admir-.
Of Samuel Landback, decd.
Account of Asa Headlee, Admir- of Alfred
Dye, decd.
Account of Robert Raper, Adm'r of Mary Ra.
per, decd.
Account Of VIM. Dorl, admir- of Albert Ellie
gar, decd.
Account OF VIM. Dorl, Admir- OF John Ellegar.
decd.
Account of Perry w Gilmore, Admir-. of Elias
Davis, decd
The above accounts will be for hearing on the
Dist day of November, 1853.
ELIHU NORRIS,
Oct. ~, 1853. Probate Judge.
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Sept. IS, 1855:

II has been remarked by eminent men, that in
the varied catalogue of diseases TO which man is
liable, there is scarcely one of such importance
and such interest as Scrofula, whether we look 10
the obscurity of its origin, its Insidious progress.
the number and variety of orgsns that it attacks.
or its remarkable incurabIii'y sud e>tsneive fatality.
Scrofula has bafflcd the skin OF ~ mast enrinen,
physicians in this country and Europe. But there
is an antidote for this disease in Or. Guysott's
Ertraet Of Yeliow Dock and SarsopariNG,"
which is proving itself a Specific in the most Sc
we're cases OF Scrofula.
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California.
New YORK, Oct. 90.

The steamer Ohio from A~spinwall ar
rived to day. She brings Ss28, 600 in
gold as freight and goo 900 in the hands
oil passengers. She also brings the mails
She left Aspinwall on the 18th.
The Falcon for New Orleans also left
Aspinwall on the 18th. A serious acci
dent happened on the Panama railroad
on the LIST, while the train which contained
The passengers and mails by the Illinois
were passing over, the locomotive come
in collision with a bull. near Taberyille,
crossing the bridge. 1t was thrown off
the track tearing up the bridge and pre-
cipitating the cars into a ravine 10 feet
deep. The locomotive and 5 cars were
smashed and the bridge completely des-
troyed. An lrishman and a native EN-
ployed about the bridge were the only
persons killed. Patrick Howard a pas
senger had both his legs broken. Several
others, chiefly attaches to the railroad.
were more or less bruised. Eighteen
'leserters from the U. S. frigate Columbus
had been arrested on the Mosqueto coast,
where they had beer creating disturbance.
They we're carried to Aspinwall in irons.
James Foley a passenger by the Illinois
was murdered at a native rancho near the
river Cardenas.
Latest news from the Pacific coast state
the Peruvian government have promised
full satisfaction for the outrage committed
at the Chincha Island, but Mr.. Clay being
dissatisfied with the course Of the said
government had referred the matter 10 his
W government.
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ScISheo) JOHN SCO1Y.
9 9 2 e g 9 g 9
Erysiptlas cnred By The use of DR.. GuysofS'
Extract Of Yeilo,c Dock and SaysapayiHu.
SCOTT Town SHIP. VANpERBuRG Co..
Indiana. Julv dfh laS9

Erf,def Gf KeAo'0 Dock and Sarsapayilla
SCOTT TOWNSHIP. VANpERBuRG Co.,
Indiana, July 4th, 1853. I
-, fARK-Dear Sir: 1t is with great piess.
ure ! write you about the very happy effects 81
your DR. GnysoH's Ertract Of Yeilotc Dock and
s safsapa', uaa upon my daughter. who has bseo
with Which She WAS a,,seied IL 1ssuas .nj ~
attended by some of our most skilliuI nhvs;cisps
for over eight months pcrsever,nsly. without any
beneficial effect whatever. She became reduced
'oa petlec. skeleton. she had ulcers from her
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
- Of court in a proceeding in Partition, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
wherein Henry Ford, as Guardian, is petitioner,
and David Patton and others are respondents, and
to me directed, l will offer for sale, at public out.
cry, at the front door of the court house in the
town Of Woodsfield, in said county, on
Saturday, the Bird day of December, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m, aud a O'Clock
p m, OF said day, the following described lands and
%tenements lying and being in said county, to wit:
Being a part of the south east quarer of section
eight, in township six, of range six, and in the
late Marietta Land District. being SO much of said
quarter as lies on the north side OF a run running
through said quarter. being from the center of said
run, containing seighty-ionr acres more or less.
A liberal credit will be given, to be made kno wn
on the day of sale. WILLIAM READ,
Nov. 2. So 81 Sheriff,
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Splendid bargains.

Tt!E subscriber offers at private sale, at yer,
L reduced prices, the following valuable prop
erty, situate in aud near the town of Millions
burgh, Monroe Co., Ohio:
A lot containing Two acres Of land. on which
is a Tannery containing IL lay-aways, . lines an,
2 bats; also a young orchard thereon.
Also, 2 lots in said town of Miitonsburgh O,
which are erected two dwellings -one a cottage
the other a two story frame house.
Also. a back lot with a frame stable 26 fee
square, with room for IL horses.
Also. a lot OF ~ acres adjoining said back lot
Those DESTROYS of purchasing such propert,
would do well to rail- aud see it.
Sept. Z, 1853. WILLIAM HOBAUGH.
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Arriral of the arctic.

NEx YORK, Oct. 81.
The Arctic arrived at.4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon with 229 passengers, and
Liverpool dates to the 18th. Among the
passengers are Signor. Martuscelli Nea-
~poletian Minister to the United States.
Hon. D. D. Barnard. and Judge Duglass.
The news from Cons,antinople repre-
sents the city as tranquil. Part Of the
Russian army will go into winter quarters
at Eucharist. At Odessy, on the 9Th, the
declaration Of war had been received, and
the corps OF Gen. Luners were still in the
vicinity expecting marching orders.
The cholera had subsidized at ST. Peters,
burgh on the ll,h.
The demand for shipping was undated.
and ireights were higher than at any. for.
mer period.
The LONDON Times says the Turkish
manifesto is n of the strongest and most
un%answerable State papers issued during
the present century.
The Post says: Morally Russia is
already defeated, and that she will be so
materially, and that hostilities on the
Danube and the shores Of the Caspian
sea are inevitable.
A despatch from Vienna of the 18th uIt.,
states that Gortsholf replied to the Turk
lsh that he has no authority
either to hostiliiies or to make
peace, or to evacuate the Principah,ies.
therefore. he refuses to do either.
Omar Pascha notified the Russian com
mander to clear out of the Principalities
before the 95th inst, or he would COM
mence hostilities.
1t is not supposed the fighting will be
commenced on the Danube, but on the
Georgia side of the Black Sea.
Old Gen. PasKiswitch taxes the chief
command of the Russian army in the Prin-
cipalities.
On October the 9Th, the fleets were OBJ
served preparing to advance to Constant
nople.
battle was fought on the 9th ult., be-
tween Schaney and the Russians in which
the Circassians retreated into the noun
talns. There was a heavy loss on both
sides.
The Russian subjects in Turkey are
placed under Austrian protection.
Turkey allows neutral flags on the Dan.
ube TO 90 degrees and SO minutes west
Longitude no longer.
Austria and Russia have recalled their
s~ebjects from the Turkish service.
A revolutionary agitation is manifested
ip Italy.
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L ii = e:
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS

AND NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
1t will be seen by the annexed extract from a
letter of General Washington to David Stewart,
dated New York. 18th March, 1890, that the idea
Of such a paper as I propose to make the Globe
originated in the mind of the Father of his Coun.
try. He said:
alt is to be lamented that the editors of the diff.
ferent Gazettes in the Union do not more general
Iy and more correctly (instead of stufing their
papers with scurrllity, and nonsensical declama-
ton, which few would read it they were appraised
of the contents) publish the debates in Congress
on all great national questions. The principles
upon which the difference of opinion arises, as
well as the decisions, would then come fully be.
fore the public. and afford the best data for its
judgment. Writings Of Washington,
Dol. 10, p. 81.
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HACHARIAH SMITHS ESTATE.-The un-
q designed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the estate OF Zachariah Smith,
late OF Monroe county. deceased. Those in
dehted to the estate will please make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said es-
tate will present them duly authenticated.
Qet. ~. 80. MANN SMITH, Adm.
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I~nsolvent lGstsfp

FHVO the creditors of the Estate %; t.,au,-i S
Rucker, Deceased On the twenty iourtl
day Of September, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty three; the Court of Probate for Law
renee County, Ohio, declared the Estate of Lem
uel s. Rucker, deceased, to be probably insolvent
Creditors are therefore, hereby notified to present
their claims against said Estate, legally autheLti
Gated to the undersigned for allowance, within
SIX months from the time above mentioned; OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
LANTY RUCKER, Admir-.
with will annexed of Lemuel s Rucker decd.
Oct, 10, 1853.
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Guardian Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court,
II within and for Monroe county,, Ohio. made
on the 18th day of October. 1853, l will, on Sat.
urday, the 10Th day of Novembe next, offer for
sale, on the premises, to the hignsst bidder, the
following premises, to wit: Lots Nos. 4, 5, 6,
and Z, 10 the town Of Antioch, ia said county.
Terms of sale-one half cash in hand and one
bali in six months, with interest o. said deferred
paymen; from the day of sale. to he ed to the
satisfaction of the undersigned Sale to be made
at IL O'Clock NJ.
BENJAMIN STINE, Guardian
of Joel CurranI, a Iunatic.
Oct. 10. 1853
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Safe and Sure Remedy.

This is TO certify that | have used and seen
used TO great advantage and benefit, Sloan's Con-
dition Powder for the different diseases for which
it is intended, aud | would RECOMMEND it to the
public as a safe and sure remedy, especially for
common colds, coughs, heaves, sc.
CIV S. YOUNG.
Perry Centre. Wyoming Co N. Y, Nov. Is '53
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
o. See advertisement.
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Sale of Real Estate.

a h the 26,h day of November. 1853, at 3 O..
~ clock in the afternoon, on the premises
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property OF Fletcher w. Kirk,
patrick, deceased, to wit: Lot No. Twenty-seven
(27,) in the town of Lebanon. Monroe County.
Ohio. Appraised at $3.50 90. Terms-one hall
i'll hand, the uther in six months from the sale.
JOS. TERRELL, Admir-
Oct 26, 1853 Of F. w. Kirkpatrick. decd
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Drs. Picrs0n & Watkins

nFFER their professional services to the citi.
" zens of Woodsfield and Jamestown, and
their vicinities.
DIR. Person may be found either at his office,
opposite ]. A. & G.. H. Davenport's Store, or at
Driggs's Hotel. Woodsield.
DR.. WATKINs's office is at his residence, in
jamestown.
All critical cases will receive the prompt atten-
ton OF both Drs. Pierson g. Watkins.
Oct 5, 1858.
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Special Notices.
C O NJ G T. R r

A CONCERT of Vocal Music will be held in
Brownsville. Monroe County. Ohio, by JOHN
b SMITH, Vocalist, assisted by nine classes,
under his instruction. Exercises to commence on
Saturday, Wouember 9Th.
at 10 O'Clock, A. M, and to close at A O'Clock,
P. NJ, of the same day. The lovers of music are
invited to attend.
Oct. &c, 1853.
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A TTACHMEN f.--At my instance an attach
n ment was this day issued by ElieI Headley,
a Justice of the Peace, of Adams township, Mon,
roe county Ohio, against the property aud effects
of John Montgomery. (for the sum of ninety
seven dollars and seventy five cents,) a non-resi
A. D. 1853
Oct. 10, 1858. WIN. MONTGOMERY.