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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

We learn from the covinglou (ils|
Journal that adiffculty has sprung up S
tween porpion Of the members Of d
German Catholic Church ofthat city 1
The Bishop ofthe diocese. A bill has Bel
filed siniihs Kenton circuit court aesin
the Bishopand the trustees appoinird
him. The Journal gives the follo&iaI
outline ofthe bill: All
slt is alleged that planiiffs were ddil
and inaccordance with the custom Of liz
Roman Catholic Church, elected BY tl,{
congregation trustees of the church; thai
Bishop earrell llrelusing TO recognize i thsa
as such, has appointed other trustees W wIb
have taken possession of the books snd
revenues of the Church, amounting y;
some $500. Further, that dpao 1852
The congregation had been in the habit.of
electing school trustees; that at the iim3
Rev. 4 Khur, clergyman of the couosr-'
CATION, appointed otherschool lrua>. -, I'D
that the trustees thus appointed lave com (
menced building 4 school house on iIis'
Church lot, in q place improper far f Id ii,s
purpose, unhealthy, and contrary to 1ha1
wishes Of large portion ofthe cprqTr
,lon. The petitioners pray ,hstN, +
iendauts may be restrained from 0 An sso,
said school house, and from furthsPhi b.
The Church aud school funds, and that YttS
be compellsdto surrender up The boeEs.
Sc. &
! aThs issue, it will he seen, is a question
'f right and power between the Bishop
md dihe congregation as 10 appointing ir,l,-
:; ees and controlling the properly Of ihs
Shurch. The petition will be heard IL
he October term Of the Kenion circuit ,
:ourl." ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

a Correspondent ofihe oswego Times
and Journal writing from Lsporl, Indiana
says that from 5000 10 1000 bushels oI
wheat per day arebeiug received at that
place, and that there can not he less than
81 ,Oooioooworth ofsurplas grain market.
ed in thai county duting the present sea
son.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

Decidedly Dead Recently, near Pc
ru, Ind, .,abull was struck byaIocomotiye
the collision csusing both animal and iron
horse lto,fly off the track. A young gem
tlemen just from college who was ii the
cars atthe time, says that from. .thelarge
quantity ofsyegetable matter in different
obligation, which exudes ffomihe
orifces made in the cuticle and sub-mem.
braneous tissues surrounding The yiscera Of
the bovine quadruped, ii was his opinion
thai helthe bulD was seriously, ifnot fatal.
ly killed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

The louisville Domocrs, savsi, isre.
ported that Que Of the Harden county
jury which acquitted Mar. Ward. was
recently hilten by spske, and ,Ia, rnr
SNAKE piRpl
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

~ The Woodstock Tenth Legion III
"Ihe laie potato crop in this rt-pion q
very fine one; indeed, the potatoes 4, Z .
la fss, 50 exceedingly fas, that few psr.oI
will go 10 fhs trouble Ofdigging ihem.',
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

10 become Slardtea.-Editla paper
tread onfihe toes Of squirts aud rogae'
and be sure alwaysitotellthe truth.
Tobeeome RespectaLls.--say Hses. U
every olherman's opinions and have nom
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
! DIV / ;aI.lI.l DaoPs Of WISDOM. n

~ Hone Is the last thing that dieth it,
!, !, IA ,bon.h q bs s,,,cssaing ,, ,leeeitfnl.
,.s -, !, i I r. ,h;s sood nss n rs. that vbile
we are travelling though this life, i, conducts
lbs in an easier and more pleassn, wsy to our
tOurury's end.-RocssrouoAvrp. ~
K,oy,.a,. ,bst terminates n curii.
bsity, and speculation. isinferior 10 ,hatwhich
L useful: rs. and Of all useful knowledge, ,ha,
|, the most SO which consists in a due care
lnd jus. notion Of ourselves. .-Sr. BERNARD.
- The wo,ihiest people Is are most nti injured
i slapderers r as we usually find tha, 10 be
lie best fruit which the birds have been peck
EiIg at.-DEAs SWIFT. ,,a8 .,,-, n
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
POE,TRY..
TEE sosG OF LIGHTNING.

"A TIE soaG OF LIGHTNING. sir
NJ! NJ o. W. currrn. s'N6l
4coald i embody ald unbosom now,
"A which !, mos. within me-could ] wreak
s 5shousht, upon expression, and thu. throw
61l, heart, mind, passions, feelings, strong an
N weak, .3laf n
d hat ] would have sought, and all | seek,
>sr, know, feel, and yet breathe. into one word
Il that one word were iightnias,-I coul
Va ,pe,t.v [BYRos.
Away, away through tho sighslss'.. air =.
Stretch forth ouriton thread, ,,.,5
III Iwould not dim my sandal, fair
with The dus. you tamely tread; i,,
Az, rear it up on is million piers \
Leti. reach tho world around, an !.
Ana ,he journey 70 make in hundred year
IN clear At a single bound! d 4t,
AZ, i cannot toll liko the eroanins slave =.
r Ys have fst,ercd with iron shile,
1'o s.rrv vol, over ,ho boundlcs. wave, n
D. sriad il ,bc noisy mill; ,..s
Lst him sing his giant strength and speed:
m xs,l,, a .;.,,o, ,.b,f} of nina
= =. !, ,as .saa.,s- !, fisb, indeed.
n ,ss sss,s. ,e,hs, !, oce,, i brino,
-
Tho deepest rcce.,ss Of earth are mine, Il.
i traverse ii,s silent core; ~ III, !,
Around me the starry diamonds shine, y
And the sparkling fields Of ore; a, -,
IAud Oft j leap tfom my throne on high,
=, -, ~ ssis. !. g; s,,s.,. or so,,lli.
~ -, ,-.s ~ =. ,.s,,S = w,y.,. es.
: ---s' - -. gsss !.
M : h.;no /, like !, lovely thought a
That dwells in a sinless breast;
,one Of music that meier was caught 81
A word that wa. ne,er expressed;
bum in the bright and burning ,dales,
IL. s,,,,,;n ros .old and on,l f.de,
a,'s w. ~ A. 800. q d,ins = An,
w lh.' 4 z
i,b el.uce / clesye .he sky in twain,
l;gbt itvith a rlar., " &
- fsll ,bs bodinr drops Of rsin,
Through the du,kly cuftained air. s.
i rock.built towers, tho turre,s gray.
!. pAu. .ss " :, ...,,' as no,,.,,, cl.v.
y NV w .I;,,.,;n. .,s,,.s ~. .',
~
! ,.m ,bc Alu, TO The hishe,. Andes e,,g,
from ,bs peaks Of eternal snow,
&, DAZZLING folds Of { my m fiery Gag
cleam.d on the world below;
Il. .,,,bon. Ia herald. NV coming mower, J,
Z. q ;s s,r.sS..s ~. sss !, ,,;sa;.b. so,,
80, =. ,;.r,v .y,,
M 'S'
" ,rembls when my legions come me- 2
B WHEN INV ouiyerine sword leaps out
~ the hills that echo my thunder.drum,
I|.|F - .y..I,.l .a7la IL. + fa E fIrI
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

The dry'r"t has made is appenTA
IN the c"''"n Iic',is Of aIis,issipla.aAl.
sning 10 do ssrious i'J'py To- ,As +. /.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

ssnkhownto swallow small piss, n,
rats, opossums, &c. They avoid
sight of man and are cousequepilyr'
lysseen. The cut still continr Bis
upon the snakes. These facts may /
gain credence at a distance, but 4
a are SO well known and attested. thai
one in the neighborhood doubla II
for q moment.-Pa. Democrat. T
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

lousand Chinese, on their way TO
wererpcently siinthe Chin
Hs wreck of,wo vessels alone.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
An Ez.rsstaihs,1ess.

Agentleman living ut Elk]
the lower end Of this county,
'good fortune to possess the
markaSle grimalkin yet knof
cat kind. It's body is Of unus
tits legs like those of a bel {.
.Ifyse. The fur is of o red
The whole beautified with d '
and streaks of different fid
are long in the back and I'd
belly and jaws. Black strii
cross The ears, which are we'd
tipped at the ends with a I'D
of hair lis physiognomyis
its nature savage. His mast
being infested with snakes,
been bred ID the neighbd
fence, he tookit into his head
small game such rs rats aud &
make war uponthe snakes, II
he soon destroyed. Having
taste for this kind Of sport
ed the field Of his operations
ly making excursions more tH
distant from the house, and
each aud every day with a 81
ing from twoioseyen feet inl.
He las continued this practid
weeks On one occasion il
much fatigued, and perfec,Id
covered with saliva. Il was \
he encountered one Of those z
rare serpents known as The 4
This turned out to be true, fol
thereafter Mr.. Harvey B. R
The snake dead, and signs of "a
conflict on the sand. Most
allshe wonndshad been infiicI
pack Of the neck. The wei
,orfid serpent was Ia pounds
This class of serpepfs is a
Virginia, with very Id
md great jaws-the mouth
With cutting crooked teeth,
which are two longerthan the
ed in the forepart of the uppeJ
IN ornunJ ,ba .L Ill ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

HenyFill, ESQ., for thir.y-,wo year.
Treasure Of the American Board Of
Commisspers for Foreign Missions,
has resigpa, and made a donation Of
ss2,oOoto ,s Society.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

" A,Mr. HEtas Just started a new paper
out Iowa. Hoy she hopes, by hard scratch
ing, to make Ing for himself and little
eliekm,. 7is la.eg,t.f
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

y DlytoE PKsvA1r1no 1.-The New wHamp-
shire Sperior Court al lis late term held
at Gorord, heard arguments in eighty
three d,orce suits. Thirty-three fthe
applicao ons were granted, seven denied,
and theiecision ofthirty-three reversed.
The Sue rior Court of Rhode Island, at
isstlastlyn, had sesenty-seyen cases be-
fore il (Which forty-two received judg-
ment ofivorce, four were denied, three
settled, id The remainder continued for
consideraon. III .ss.ss slisti,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

pThsre arc ,whings rarely found too short
.-picierus, and a amunica,ion for a nsw'Fa.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

In all this cold and hollow world, no fount
ofdepth, strong restless love, save that With
lAmother's brea,tp a.bsbas !iagi a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-10

! SEVEN LEAGUE. Doors Two remark
able experiments in prostaiion have late
Nv as,onished This leitynosA An eye witness
has told me OF the wonderful results A
man enyeloped liz q net work containing
a large number Of bladders filed with by,
drogen gas, two Sundays ago,iran down
the Champs Elysees At the rate Of thirty,
five miles an hour. ,Hisleaps were ehor@
mous-lhe nscensionaI power Of the gas
was moi, sufficient; to carry him up, butt;
neu,rals9d three quarters of his weight.
Last Sunday he renewed The experiment
pom an exterior Boulevard, with lille
more gas. ,aegmade forty milessamhour
and sayai that with Aas favorable wind he
could easily make forty-fpe. and beat any
I locomotive Without fatigue. With the
!, tremendous muscular power possesset
4 by man, itisaeWdent that if heIcouldoi il
i any way lengtheIi his legs, as this 5inven
4 uon really does, lie could realize the fa'
bio OF the seven-league boots. Caulder
the mos, agile clown Of the circus, wht
was present. agreed soon with a si'nila
apparatus 10 jump the S,ne. lundsr
stand a dozen machines, with improve
1 menls, are now in course Of fabrication
and the idea Of anpihilaling space ba
seized upon more than one adveniurou
4 brain.-Paris Cor. N. Y. Tribune, 'o's'' %
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-10

STEAMB AT INspEcTToN.--iFAe super
yising inspectors ofsseamboaishave made
a repor, of their doings, from which we
Learn tha, tho entire number Of steam>
5onls inspected in the several districis
was SS2; number ufpilois licensed, D.
OPS; number Of engineers licensed. q
,44s; total amount Of Tonnage inspected,
3l7,96S. The number Of steam vessels
inspected utB fillmore, 81 number OF p!'
lots licensed 81; aud engineers, So; TO-
tai ltonnage inspected, Is, il2.- Fhe high
est amount .oi tonnage inspecied was al
New, York, 50 229;, and OF Bufflo, the
aext highest, '35, 900" Pbiladelpbia iiat
l4,560; New Orleans.. %, ,loof 81. Louis
97,7l2; Louisville, ,l5,75S; Cincinnati
22 900; Pinsburg, is ,392; Wheeling,5,
794; ;'and Detroit, 1928. o'''AA e
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Please announce the name
iof lisa AC BACON asa canaidate for the
office Of CLERK; subject TO the decision Of
the democratic popularyote.
Mr.. EIlToR - Please announce the name
OF JOHN M. RADABAUGH as candidate
for the Sfiice,of County Comuissioners. SUBJ
jet ,o the decision ot lhe democrats PoPpblqnr Pbn
vote. T''' y s'..rr
0 Mr.; EpIToR ~ Please announce the name
of ELAN DAY ns candidate for the ONCE
of Prosecuting Attorney; subjeetFto the De-
cision of3the democratic popular vote +" 9 m
+ Nh EptrHo,S gAAPlesse araounce the name
Of WILLIAM KRAUSS as a cantidate tor
the Office OF County Conthtissionersl subject
70 she. decision Of the lDempcralic popular
vote. ,..q't
b MR.. EDITOR: PLEASE announce the name
|of JOHN DIXON as candidate FOR re-elec.
|iioagforthe Office of Probate Judge; subject
10 the, decision of the emocratic popular yotf'
\ MRyEprroR :-@Pleass1 announces the nnme
Of JOHN MONROE1as a didateifsr re
election for the office of, Couny .HudttoTi
lsubiect to the decision Of the democratic
popular vote. oN0 'uo'iA,i' 'y4a oDl,'S go
II MR. EDIroR:-Please announce the, name
of DAVID 7. BROWN as q candidate fo
reel e ction for Clerk; subject td the decI
sion of the democratic popularyote.ihoig {
| MR.iiEbiroR :--Pleoss announce thsihanii
| Of eAZARIAH BUDD as,anundidate for re-
elsofionI for sthe Office Of ROsecuting, ~
torney !, subject TO the decision Of the demo
cratic popularf vote. .s,h''9 '"e''V' ~
/ 'Si9fsfn SaisIs sslgs iaW liBHi, 81 u0l
| MIR EDIToR :-.Please announce the name
o! FRANCIS s., GODFREY as candidate
for the office Of County Tredsnper; subject't'
the decision of the democratic popular9yot'
and oblige a3s79rfg Hi 9lg s'go,FRiSNps E
| MRs EbrroR .a-Pisase announce the nam
Of JOSEPH BELFORD,l Of Pleasant town
ship, as a candidate for County Ifeasurer
subject to the decision. of the democratl,
popular vote. - ,.,.- 10.
4 Mr.. EDlToR PLEASE, announce the nam
Iof THOMAS r. MCCLURE as candidat
for the Office Of County Treasurer; subJeec
to the decision Of thu, democratic popula
vote, e{y avtiattgafuH sff of
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loR1rtARY.

DIED, in Pendleton, Putnam county. on
February 24lh 1854, Miss SUSAN ELIZA
BETH, daughter OF SAMUEL HoorER, Esq,
aged TO years, 8 months and Is days. \ 2 IN
Her death was caused by her clothes TAX
ing fire while asleep near liz and being
alone iat tho time, and just recovering from
sickness, all her efforts to stife the fire We're
unawaling. She lived six days amid great
suffering, and died in full hopes of glorious
resurrection.9 ~ a&8&L
She was affectionate and kind towards all.
and asa community we deeply feel our loss
in one so lovely of earth fair flowers, 4IY a
| "A discourse wassdeliyered3 on herdeath,b by
Rev. j. 8. De Leal. oe hs1baea ano 'ay2 5n
In behalfVof the afflicted family. = Com.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-10

Resolued, That il is the solemn jndg-
ment of this General Assembly, that any
Httemptiorcpcal,or otherwise -supercede,
Or inieffere with any ofsaid acis,ls are
newal Of, THE '9agiIation 4oGaihe slavery
question: in a ner and Gggrapated form,
and anlagonistical 10 that spTlla9t union
and cpncessiopY which soa ,rpmphanilyi
placed il powet the present Admlnislfav
liiop; and Eihat all lelf9rts of the5 Abqli
tionisls ouothsrs to sindycsI Congress 10.
interfere with the questionSof slavery, or
70 tqkeHihSipient stePsin relation thete'o.
are calculated 70 lead ITO the most alarm
ing and dangerous consequences; and
hihat lallisuch eff2rts have Jan inevitable
ttendeneytioy cdimipsh siho happiness, Of
)bbe peopls and endaager the stability and
permanpacs ofthe Union, aud oughtnot
10 beIcouutcnanced BY any friend ofour
observation-disclosures ,lin1a $40 81,
| no samoIoo at-rr u ro1iaoo alga 1as u
7 TUESDAY, Feb, s2ls 8
| Onnmoiion Of Mr. DEAN,Senate Joint
Resolution on the subject of amending
1ibel Constitution was lakennup,olQ 20
F Mr. NRwELL edthe indefinite past
IIpoAemenl of The resolution; which was
'EcaIried7iyeas Az, nays 49,, ,as follows:a al
I YBAs+r Messrs. A llen Of Browns Baker,
/ Bean, Birchaid, Brown, Campbell, Cant.
well u Cohyerss, Coprltight,, ,Csane, Critics
1Dean,e Dickinson, .Downing, Durgins Eek
Hey, Egly, Emery, Evans, Finley, ,Gilber'
4 Houstou, Jobnslou, Jones,g Kraulh, Lee
Hand, Mackenzie, Merlin. Morris, Mus
der. Newell, Oldham, O'Neil), Pain, Por
lters Rubiuson, Scott, Slbley. sSmithd o
4 Stark Somers,l Thompson, Torey,iTy'
4 Ter, Walters Wafthen aud Speaker-47
4 -Msssrsg Austin, Booheh Cleav'
I er, Cochran, Gross, Fowler, Gesi, Good
4 fellew, Gouds, Gurlsys IIetricks Holland
! Hubbard, Jennings Judy, Langdon
4 Logue, Maitland, lMcCann.' Metcalf. Mil
F1ler, Parrot, Peters, oPhillis,. Reeves, Ross
Smith of Woods TAYLOR, Tousley, yVai
Hook, Walkup and Wor,hing,on-32.
MraTAY1oRy offered a. resolution in
srueling the Judiciary Ccmhi!leeSso ID
b qdirs into The expediencyof legalzil'l
lbe verdict often, Or some definite nun
ber, aostbose composing ajury, when th'
whole twelve cannot ugree. Not actet
upon. rA"H WV y -'
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gQ9eiigtts-Ti 3 SATURDAY, EeU.i lo'f l.
SEFATE.--On motion Of Mr.. JEw>
EFT, Senate jnintresolution, proposingto
certain amendments TO the Constitution
of the State of Ohio, was taken from the
3 bile, and tbs preamble and resolutions
were agreed to.ia ,ac,isestna
The PRESIDENT appointed Messrs.Jew.
cit, Lee, Sherman, Smith of Madison,
and Williams Of. Coshocton, as said CONS
m,ttee, to Golfer with the committee, on
the part Of tho House, in relation'io said
proposed amendmenis.d oti aodguo1h
"a Mr. FoLLETrg offered the following.
which were laid on the table and ordered
20 be printed: suiQ tagionjgs asi gj sis
.saResolped8 8bythe General Assembly Of
ole State of Ohio, That Notwithstanding,
in the Judgment of this General Assem-
Lly, the people ofsihis State, now, as
heretofore, look upon slavery as an evil.
and. uniayorableato otlie development, OF
fee institutions; yet, while entertaining
these sentiments, they now, as -hefeio>
fore, e,,holdlsacredIthe spirit of ths FEEDER
al, compact andlth compromises Of tie
National Constitution, and will carry out
in good faith the compromise acls Of 1920
and 1850, as being . final settlcmen. Of
the question of slavery In the Territories
Of the Uoited Statess ,aaHgIIsUq .
Resolped, Thatsit lis The duty Of all
good citizens acquiescing 10 the spirit OF
the.afofesnid compromises, doio.sresisti all
attempts at rene wing, in iClngress or out
of IT,, The agitation of, The slavery ,gues>
lion, under whatever shape lor colot lhe
attemptmagbe made" ."igiraaysA 2 zlaaq
- .,.,-..,..-.-- -sss7-io sIsRps sao iof
90 0c ......-..,..' iaosaG 7ei
Cd s4seAs r-.s4nsa cs-s-oiisi H -E.0
.aaifnSiif sYi919retIeb eb1oai h5sg-s 4
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Holloways's Ointment and hAs. hapc eu'ed
an liberated Leg, and Preuented s4mpatation.
The wife Of MI P. Bsylis, Of 9, Court, =
House. Cheapsidc. Birmingh gham, suffered for
more than, eight years, fromsa, dreadfplly ul-r
cerated limb, during great portion ofsthai
Time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmnghams where sheswas frequen'lystold
that amputation must ultimately take place,
as itgwzsi impoasibleito heal the wound. -
However, under tho adviGssof her; friends,
she tried Hollowuy's ointment and Pills,
which have effected a perfsct cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflict.
ed, to ID &c hem, after this proof Of their e.
hcacy in one Of the wors, casey laifa15
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4 KALIDA. slHOTEL,
BIZ Z. z. sMcCLUR E..A .sais

I BIZ +. Il. aAfcCLURE..A ells Y
NVIEcitizehso Putnam andth 10 adjoining
IL counties, and The travelling publicigen-
srqllyaare respectfully informed. ihat'T, r.
Mcclure has apurchased the, above well
known stand, and which he, Il. fitting up FOR
the receptoRand accommodation Of travel :
ets.and VII ere be win beat itimes ready
20 entertain his oldcusto me Sand the ravel.
ingrpubfic Generally na }ie slgod ~ naeH
AslMr, McC. IS well known asalnndlord.
land the aecommodationsio of the K,ALEDA
| IHOTELI IitsSTABLES, &cg, ARE welknowh
to be ample he deems II unnecessary to say
more than tta! his best exertions viii be
givcnitoo oocaterforthe5 comfort OF
ltbetravelling public, who may give him o
call, and that heis detormin edto proyidethe
best the econntryaffords.l "a y4'lDe
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sHwoi bHa NOTICE nnq oai Ne o.
rs hereby given thatoat my instance AN
n. = A ttscbment has this day been Issued by
Moses Lee, a,Justice of the Peace Of Vnion
township, Putnam county, Ohio, against lhe
property and effects Of Frederick Hayne. an
absconding debtor. ono8 A2aiu loi L.9g
,g@siYsA ROBERT DOUGLASS
February 2ads. A. D. 1854. ea-es,. 672
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eATTAcHMENT NOTICE.

A.. t my instance an Attachment was this
IN day issued, by Moses lee. "a Justice of
the Pease, of Union township, Putnam couu-
ty, Ohio, hgainst the property, rights, and
credits of James Warden, an nbsconding
debtor, Of said county. Dated, this 4tG day
Of January, A. D. 1854. dl, 559a y.a s.,'
6G6 III, n ia G. H.RICE.