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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
THE WAR.

The long expected ind much 10 be re-
Qre,,ed War in Europe, has a, las, been
fully developed. Negotiation alter nego'
nation has failed mo, only failed but
proved a mcckery TO the parties engaged
i, that, Russia has succeeded in procrasii.
Mating 10 such an extent, that now she
throws of disguise, and lacily acknOwl'
edges that she asks no peace. The Mi'
NAHUM Of this general war in E%uroPe-lOF
il mus, be general-no human foresight
ran determine. 1t is one oil those events
which arise but once in many years. which
has bafled diplomacy.
The Turks, so far, have been the victors
with bu, few exceptions. The only i'm
por,an, advantage gained by the Russians
is the crossing Of the Danube and the Ia
king of Dobrudja, which contains the Tor
,resses Of lska,scka, Kersova, TulIscha aud
Matshew. The Russians have stationed
upon this territory $4,000 men f; but The
geographical position of the country shows
conclusively tina, they are mistaken in their
-posidon-lhst the Turks designedly en-
trapped them, by giving them possession
of Dobrudja, for The purpose Of cutting then
of entirely from aid, either in front Or rear,
The next news that We hear, will probably
be an account Of as sanguinary a battle as
has ever been fought. The bloviaIing o.
England and France has, as yet done ne
prsclicsl good. They have said what ihey
intended to do, bui, unfortunately for ih'
Turks, who have based their calculation
upon;,hsir PrOfEersd assistance, they hav'
done nothing. They leave the Turks 4
do Inc fighting, which they have manifest
ed . willingness to do from the first, mol
withdrawing the efforts Of the cOnservaiiV
.powers Of The West to sife the better i'm
pulses Of the Turkish nation. Not'a blo'
has been struck by the soldiers Of Englan
and France. True, Sir CHARLEs MARIE
z has told hi. lads (as he calls his sailors
he enemy i powerful and must be sui
/. dnsd but what practical aid y hat TO
nation like Turkey None whsisVs
Z when . foreign nation offers aid. vOluni'
ray, Il i ihsir boundsn dsiy 10 give ihsI
practical . aid and comfort i"-nOi wind
sps.shss and upmsaning phrD'e'.
Ths real Of Europe presents . Peeuli
spectacle. The good feeling hsrsiOio
'~sxislihg between Turkey and Gree
isnow almost II an snd-psrhSPs sniirel
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
THE WARDEN OF THE OHIO PENI.
TERTIARY.

Recent Developments relative 10 the
course and conduct of certain officials con.
necled with the Ohio Penitonliary, demands
that something should be done 10 purify the
institution, and preserve the fair name Of
our State, and the integrity Of the Demo.
cratic Party. II the men who are placed
a, the head of our affairs are TO be taken
as an index Of the people Of this State, then
does the Warden and his Deputies, with
one or two exceptions, belle the character
Of the people of Ohio. Who can honestly
say that there are many people Of this
Stale, who could treat even a colored Pen.
itenliary convict with such brutal ferocily !
Who can defend the parties implicated in
The recent oulrages in the Penitentiary 7
Surely no honorable man will attempt il.
Then why should the Warden, Mr.. DIM
MOCK, attempt to screen that notorious crea-
ture, WATSON, in the lace Of the proof lha,
he is an inhuman wretch! Why, tell US
why, WATSON and his brother should be
retained, when that brother Is suspected
with being engaged with coun,erfeiiers,
and with being intimate with a notorious
coun'erieiler in the Peniientisry Why
should such men be the bosom friends Of
The Wdrdsn Of The Ohio Pe~nitenfiary ?
Can any man tell us why it is, and what
il means!
No answer can be given. There can
be no justification for the conduct of either
the Warden or his Deputies; no not even
BY their friends-if they now have any.
The facts call loudly for the dismissal Of
the Warden, for everything shows him TO-
tally incapacitated for business; he knew
but little of what had been transporting
in the institution, whereas he should have
known every thing. Had Mr.. DMMocK
when the facts we're developed, dismissed
WATSON, it would have looked as il he wal
at least a good man al heart; but iasieat
Of this he attempts 10 shield his Deput,
from censure, and labors to prove him
very humane man. Verify, weakness
-
. thy name" is DMMocK.
The Governor has appointed new Direc
tors. We hope they are good men, an
: that they will make a judicious %selectio
Of a Warden; one that will appoint non
0 but humane men-men who will apprec
= ale The position they occupy, aud will nj
prostitute il for brutal purposes. We hay
faith in the sound judgment and discretio
q Of Gov. MRDiLL; we feel satisfied tina, b
will not DO mistaken in The persons be al
! points 10 Office. He is not governed b
n any outside pressure brough, TO bear
y favor Of any man, bu, selects from tho
he knows 10 Be proper persons. This
y right, and 90 long as he sdbesss 10 this pc
e icy In his selections, hs will continue
. enjoy the confidence Of our party IN d
Y. future as be has heretofore.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
BosToN, April 90.

SU
The Arabia reached here ai,4 o'clock,
making the run from Halifax in 20 hours.
We find The following items among the
latest ielegraphic dispatches from London
10 Liverpool:
Accounts from Copenhagen state tina.
the Danish Ministry had resigned. The
naval ornaments were on a larger scale
than neutrality seemed to require,
The China Mail says there is not any
doubt of the accuracy Of the report Of the
opening of The ports of Japan by The Rus.
SLAMS.
The Japanese officials stated tina. the
ports might at once be considered open for
supplies of wood and water, and ref,ine,
but a year must elupse before any treaty
or privileges oflrade could come into opera.
ton.
The London Times says: ave fear
there is no doubt OF the fac, ,kat ,be
Emperor of Russia has seized the Property
OF Sir ii. Seymour, the British Ambassa.
dor at 81. Peiersburgh."
The Vienna correspondent ofthe Times
says the Turks charge that the reason
Mus'aPha Pacha was obliged 10 evacuale
the Dobrudscha, was the failure of the
promised aid of the Anglo.French fleets;
and adds that the reputation Of The Turkish
General suffered less than that of the AL.
lies.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
Nominations by the Governor.
The Governor has sentin The following

The Governor has sentin The following
nominations 10 the Senate:
For Libraridn-James W. Taylor, Of
Erie.
Trustees Of the New Luatic Asyium
Charles Cist, Of Hamilton; Robert Gill.
land, Of Van Werl; Horace Ackley, Of
Cuyhoga; Peter p. Lowe, Of Montgomery;
o. B. Fee, of Brown, D. b. Woods of
Trumbull.
Trustees of Benevolent hstitunons-
s. H. Webb, Of Cuyahoga; John Green.
lief, Of franklin: and II. B. Smith Of
Meigs.
STATE House Conmissioners-Andrew
II. ByerS. Of Wayne, in lieu Of Harvey
Rice, declined.
Directors ghe Peniienfiary-Joel D..
Bui'les, Of Trumbull; ]. P. Brusk Of
Franklin; and J. d. Morris Of Clsrmoni.
The Senate have no, ye, acted upon
them, but they will doubtless DO confirm
ed.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

JonNs & ALLEN.-A sharp, keen.cdged
man is the fear as well as the admiration
of men and women /; and when his talents
are applied TO his wi business, and the
welfare of the community in which he
lives, he is esteemed by all. But not more
is he admired and esteemed than are those
keen, sharp edged tools, just opened at
JOINS & ALIENS Hardware Store, consist
ing of every description of edge.lools and
cutlery, which they are selling at a less
percentage than ever before offered in this
market. See advertisement in another col.
unn, for the " items
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
WASHINGTON. April 81

The Union says The Gadsden treaty, as
ratified by the Senate, arrsges the Men
siIla Valley difficulty; provides an eligible
route for The Pacific r ,iIroad, abrogates
the eleventh article of the treaty Of Hidal.
go' recognizes the right Of transit, granted
in 1853, over the Isthmus of T~ehuan.epcc.
for all of which we pay len millions. The
onion inlinaies that The treaty will lead
to the speedy restoration of amicabIe re.
Ialions between our Government and Nix
leo.
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THANKS.

We return thanks 10 Hon. Csc. Bliss,
and n. II. JOHNSON, for documents; also.
10 some other member Of Congress, for
some very valuable documents. whose
name we cannot .deeipher. Also 10 W.
d.. MoRoAN Auditor Of State, and WIN.
TREvrrr, Secretary Of State, for copies Of
ibeiF reports.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

CAPTAIN ALLISON OF WOOSTER -
NJ Hilary men in many respects are great
humbugs, and are becoming more so every
day ; hut moi SO with Capt. ALLISON, who
has just received a fine and large stock of
new goods, which the people know he sells
cheap. The Capt. is doing a fine business
and people have confidence in him as a
business man. Farmers Of Ashland, when
you visit Wooster, call on him, aud mark
it, he will make you go away satisfied.
See his Advertisement in another col.
umn.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

Two marine engines for Russia were
seized at Napior's works, on the Clyde.
The weather was dry and the farmers
complaining.
The Duke Of Cambridge, Lord Raglan
and staff arrived at Paris on the ll,h.-
Napoleon had a grand review Of $4,000
troops on the occaaion. The Duko CARR.
ed an autograph letter from Victoria to Ma.
poleon.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
MGY.DAY.

The Scholars belonging TO Miss BUSH
xxLL's School %Icnjoyed the luxury of a
Msy.day party, on last Monday. We
were presented with a large portion of the
luxuries, te.iles the identical wreath OF
flow ers which encircled the brow Of The
>. Queen Of the May"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

SENECA ADVERTISER :-JoHN FLUeHER,
ESQ.,, who has SO ably conducted this pa.
per, we learn, has retired from the Ediio.
rial management Of the Advertiser, with
the view Of taking charge Of the Fremont
Democrat. He is. one Of the few editors
in Ohio who is not afraid 10 take a decided
position on all questions. We hope he
may always prosper.
The Advertiser will hereafter be con.
Quoted by W. W. ARMSTRONG, with whom
we are no. personally acquainted. From
what we have heard Of him, however, we
presume the Adueriiser will be conducted
with ability. We will see you hereafter
In The mean time, here's our y
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
New YoRK, April 90.

The Journal Of Commerce has received
a communication from Richardson & Co..
who learn from a passenger on board the
schooner Canton, from Jamaica, that on
The 18Th inst, near Castle Island, (Baha-
mas they saw a Large lhree.masled screw
steamer painted black outside, with bull.
warkS, inside painted; apparently her yards
were square, and had no appearance Of
being in a disabled condition. The schoon.
or passed within Two or three miles of Ina
steamer, but no person could be seen on
board, though they had a clear view on
The deck. She appeared at anchor or
aground. No one on board the schooner
knew of the apprehendpd loss Of lie CIV
of Glasgow; and therefore, the schoonp,
kepton her way. The G ,mtr's sails wsre
clewed up and she was in a very unusual
position.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

IL find from The British Navy List OF
1852, that the government of Great Britain
had 4s0 war vessels, besides those EN-.
ployed for harbor and coast defence, Of
which there are quite a large number
They do not, according 10 my computation
amount 10 quite so large a number as that
stated above. But since the list was pre-
pared an addition had been made, in view
Of the Russo Turkish war, which would
doubtless make the number as great as
that stated above. Great Britain has now,
according TO a statement in an English pa.
per, two hundred and two steam vessels Of
war, Of 6fty.6ve thousand three hundred
horse power.
according 10 our last Naval Register,
the United States have two thousand one
hundred and fifteen guns, instead of two
thousand and twenty-nlne, az slated above.
Il is clear that the United States, with q
commerce and tonnage equal 10 tina, oil
Grsa, Britain, has only about one.eighi OIL
her naval force. This is too grea, a dis.
parity. What would she do against Eng.
land aud France combinedf"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

An Episcopal Clergyman, Rev. NASH
has been secured for this place, for one
third Of The time, the ensuing year. Ser
Vice may be expected here on next Sab
bath, May 7lh.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

UThe Lancaster people have been
holding . jubilee over The completion Of
the Cineinuaii and GAINESVILLE Railroad 10
that place.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

II The travelling public will take no.
lice that Mr.. s. l.. SAGE. OF Sullivan, has
established a regular line of Hacks be.
tween Ashland and Wellington.
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The Great Navies Of the World.

We find in our exchanges a table show
ing the extent of the five fret nayies of the
world. 1t purports 10 come from a pam.
phlet published by an intelligent American
naval officer, and is doubtless correct, or
naorlv an Hare IA is.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
NOTICES.

II We neglected last week 10 call al
tention to the medical card of Drs. CLARK
and CRANE.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

Vessels Of War.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
ONO CuLrIvAroR FOR 1854.

THE TENTH VOLUME of this popular
Journal commenced on the Isl Of Janua>
ry, 1854. The cilcula;ian has been
steadily iucreasiug2from gear yenr un.
ill it has reached 'l'BN THoUTAND Cor
les, givii g evid nee Thar il is esteemed
as he Lsberer's Friend! ,.,' ., ,,i.',.
The past years has been one Of plenty
andaprosgatly 10 the Farmer, and he can
well al' ,rd Ia bestowllie small sum nee
cesssry 10 secsfe for himself aud family
ihe, reading ola, geed and reliable Agfi>
culrala paper, and thus give encourage
mcnl 10 an agency which has contributed
in no small degree TO lt,e general pros
periiy of the Stale. Our Publication is
established upon a 6fm basis, having
oiitlved all The storms that have assailed
il, and Is now without a rival of lis class
in all this region; while We allow ourse!-
YES to believe, that in adaptation TO the
demands 0fWesrcrn Farmers it has no
super rior anywhere. Our Market Reports
and hints on selling fartN products are
compiled with grea,chre, aNd llave often
been the mpans ofs,vipg TO our readers
many ;imrs the cost Of the paper for a
year. We shall spare no reasonable la
Dor or expence 90 make the Calliva,pr
worthy oftbe ron6dence and support Of
all our old friends and The thousands of
new ones which we hope TO enrol the
presantt year. sE treTaioLai q s-a5naa
TmE TERMS will be as heretofore, VIZ ::
Single, Subscribers 81 year. 4 copies
for SO. 8 capcs for getaways in ad
vance, and all subscriptions 10 begin
with the year.
A ldress BATIIEAM 81 HARRIS.
CoI9mJus, Ohio.
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ROADNOTlCE.

OTiCEish hereby given, ,hata petition
IN wilEbe presenter to the Commission
ers Of Putndm couRty at their next March
session, praying for the location sf,a-countyi
road, as follows, 70 wit: Commencing at
the south end dina ertain lane commonly
known a the Tladen Lane, ,abouttwenly rods
enst Of David Schosser'S house, insthe south
part OF section one, town two. south, in
range SIX east, ,thence nor,liardly to the CEN
tire OF said section, thence north on the half
8 cton line, ,antil it inteisects the county
road leading from the Findlay nnd Fort
Wayne Road to- tho Kalida and Columbus
Grove Free Tumpike. .u.1
February 2, 1854. SA H' ,''Dse' ''i's 6G9
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William Mitchell & Court ar Common
QC0a plaiDttfs,Isi III Plcasss .ls5it
. : agaipstl . :. 4 4 q Petlan County, S,Y11',y'

John Daub defendant State OF Ohio.
ITVvtIE defehdaht. .sIJohn Daub, will take
I.us notice thatl the plaintiffs, William
Mitchell 6ssCpi did on The o20thidayofe Jan-'
Iuary, ADJ 1854, file their petition liiu saidl
ICourf, setting loft h.G mortgage executed by
defendant on the following described preIni.
lses, isiIuute in the county Of hPninini, and
State of Ohio, to wit:nl ~ 8siibs eiIl .safa
The edst half Of the north, westqnaTtes OF
lsectiomnum beraeighp ;S) in township irum-l
hdrtwo (2) south ofrunge (5) five east, con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less, securing
to- plaintiffs thespnyhient Of n cerInin note
executed by defendant on the 22d9 day of
June, 1853 linz favor of said plaintiffs, pnd
due onahe 18th hdayof August, A. D. 1853
FOR three hundred and sikty-threc dollars and
five centsli The objectoandl 2raytryof which
petition is that plaintiffs may obtain rjmde-
ment aguinst said defendant for said $A63 05,
with interest from the said 18Th day of Au-,
gust. 1858, and also lhatithe sun, oi 'S484 8
taxes paid bypIaii;iff4 nsaid premises for
theryehfs 1852 and 1853, be takeh nsa lion
against rsadmongaged premises, and for the.
sale of thei'mongaged premises subject to
said lien FER taxes to pay snid mongagedi
debt. and for other proper relief That un-s
less the said defendantappear, plead, answer
or denlor to said petition within the time
pTetcfibed; by law, the same will be taken
as confessed, and a decree taken thereon
accordingly. - a' i1i Qi ;d,a.i 1..L POI q
94ii'8fS&sd .tR LAMIEON g. ROBB.a A.
.i4ea1s . ,lo1 3sS~o2 la Auy.'s for RI IFS.
Ian 1nry 2l. 1854 80 TtTa0HL H,t l669
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. .nROADgNOTICE.

M Office is hereby given, that there will
lN be petition presented to the Commis
sioner5 Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their
next session. fol a county road commencing
at The Findlny. Pendleton, and Columbus
Grove free turnpike. near Adam IRidinger's,
in Union township, where the south line OF
section ten crosses said road therc 9 cast on
the south lines Of sections 10, il!and l2, in
said township and on the south line of sec,
tions and S,or so far ms to intersect the
Glancerv road, in Pleasant township.
ian. T9, 1851, 'gE9 oa N.la l.t" ii
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ROAD NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given. that there will
LN be petition presented 10 The Commits
soners Of Putnam county, Ohio, ut their
next March session. praying for;he location
of n connty road, commencing at tho east
bank Of The Miami Canal at the, section lIne
between sections 6 and z OF township. one
south, range 5 east, thence east on said sec.
ton line, un.ilsit ihtersects the road on he
west side ofthe AuglaIz' river, in said orig
inai town ship.,aend ak edV p,rrgat,
ian. %, jl954.%
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SECURE THE MEANS OF MaRPIEEss
THE MARRIED WoMANis
PriYalc.Medieal Companion. b 4

BYa DR.. NJ! MAUGicEAV,
rrorxssoR sp pt.EAsr, oinM8hkAayi1
On, Hpndrrdth Ed;iien isus., rs $50 rsitr. 81 a.
ION rlSe- -rArkR, ESrRA HisbiSa, 81 w
Eipi published IN isI'. and !; :, ,potI sfl,-.:9
SURPRIZlNG OR WONDERFyL, h D
Considering Tint EVE FEMALE!
MAItRIttD OR NOT. eRN hf'r
acquire full kmowIcdge of the natsl,es
c character and aAses Of her complaints,
with the vartoWs symptoms, and thAf
nearly a& EBs3s8 zoe BhaaJ Yntt
MAEF MILLION COPIEs Loaa
.houil haze Been .dll' ~" go,gh9
il i mrac,iealr to convey fpll r yarir4,s pplirSis
%;S Of e. seys asss :ss & s e. n"r
irsirous nr health aud that hran yIponsrfger ng
f1 sgr hsGsd %s t%t Il tHl tSs las iai% t. vii
ever, husband Miohas 'r ose ard affection VI his ''' 20
heart, that Of hi,own reppAFy r,rre,sm~n fltg
UPw ARDS oR ONE HIN DItIcD TIiGU-
SAND COPIES
Have b.ru SENT BY ErtII&ilIin tbs last Grv mAnrhs
CAUTION, TO- THE PUBLIC.
BIC SoTs DEFRAUDED.
Buy no book unless abr. 4. NJ Mauriceau. 1872
Liberty Street, N. " is The title page aud lhecniFy
the Clerk f,iise on the back of the e page; and
,uyy Of Ts.PSso's an n%n'ss M,ssm asssrs :" iS,s
rc spurious and surrcphiious infringrIsnis Of copy
light s4d 81 liul ls ,ttsa0lr ilssia1
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
.Hr.ia iss1i9R,i Il, PONDERl u,pg y7ev, dig
10 excuse Fpr Ignorance. when Ignoranee
Is HIlaery to those we hold near Rnd denr,
snd When TO disPel oWr Ighorance y wl'la-
La Our reach. ~ "~' '~
To enablt every one % decide upon ihe iadispsa,
MI necessity Of possessing copy. and that no wife
" mother need rc'ra lInnforrncd upon The mhny
,auses, which. sooner later, are dealnsd 70 make
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SIlERfrF,S SALE

5g I''pf = risE fE! if'T g}il5 EIaI IIaI1kaGlH ka HHT
~. Hanson and l. n. Dnyls.)
pY vr:ne Of vendi 10 fie directed from the Court
lgof common pleas. OF Hancock roiinty Ohio
VIII oer for sale al Tie door of the court bouse, In
kaida, Putnam county, ohio,-- ia
On Saturday, lhes IS1IOdas OF March,
saiuoli0l sAl A!DJlS54, 81 s1aila1s
between the hours Of ten o'clock. A! NJ :, and four
o'clock, p NJ. Of said d6y, the following described
Real Estate, totwitib1nuA N08aQA SNt -
Inot number seventy..wo t72l IN the iowpl of
Columbus Cove, Putuum county, OHIO,
Davis satisfy an execution in favor Of lsaac NJ
JOHN b. FRUCEIEY, Sheriff
I d fsHERIFFls OFFICE; sgisfs8sg{ sAE,- ;
Knlida, Putnam county, Ohio. February elh, 1854 =
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Balance in Treasury -............e.. BID Os
FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
se..,...8 PUTNAM COUNTY, ONO, #s.l}
IL. Ralida, January O., 1851. y.
We the undersigned fund Cpmmi ssioners.
within and for said county, dc hereby certify
that the above is a correct statement of lhe
conditicn of The Surplus Revenue Fund, al
the time tn erein mentioned y y
JOHN MONROE, Auditor,
669 rf stl S.SUTTON, Treasurer. - '
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HENRY MERsMAN,s ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given THAT the subscrib hHyo
~ this day been duly appointed and .qnnlihed by
the Probate Court in and for the county of Putnam
the estate of Henry Mersman. late Of said county,
deceased. t''T BERNARD MERSMAN,
Jan. 90, 1884, AZ HERMAN II. HECK ER. I.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

A T my instance an Attachment was this
IN day issued, by Moses Lee, a Justice Of
the Peasc, Of Union township, Putnam coun--
ty, Ohio, against the property, lights, and
credits of lanes Warden, an absconding
debtor, of said county. jDsted, this 4tA day
Of January, A. D. 1854. a,
6G6 w aNlsn nnItH. asLn q. II. RICE.
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lCYTIlES~ and Sytho Sneaihs. Rakes,
10 Forks, Hoes, Sc, &c, for salsE9
'1s.'I'--' ArTAYLoRs' iSroRE.
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JOHN sc sCHUMAClER's ESTATE,
M OTrCEis hereby given that the under
~ signed was on the 7th day Of October,
1853, duly appointed and qualified as Ad.
minis;rutor on the Estate of John Schp-
macher, late Of Riley township, Putnam
county, Ohio, deceased.
PETER SCHUMACHER.
January 10Th, 1853 'saa0g .W 666
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BERNARD KU UtILMAN'S ESTATE
nj oTtCE shereby EiyeR. that Herman u Recker.
w Administrator Of the estate of Bernard knlh'
man. lereaset. has filed his accounts for final seita
ment and TINT the same will be examined on the 23d
day Of February, A. D. 1854.
aH f l1 JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
Ian. 90, 1874 tay ,,tl..,'y