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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
Fnanriai.
-. =. 80, Ccuvnsvs AVID xExIA Ran Co,
c'~h y" CoLUsSvs, Ohio, June 0, lsod
NOTICE.-Resolutions Of tn
rssrd Of Directors Ia relation 10 Dvsdcod psassd IN


DrvIDEND EOTICE.-Resoiutions Of the
Of Directors IN relation TO Dvdcod, psassd tiks
deg; <... r....-. ,s,,.
- "A. s May utimo there be declared dividend Of Zee FER
mt on the capital Of the Company TO be credited 70 the stock
aoae the books Of the Company the stock
vas held and paid them Of the proceeds Of the
snsod stock Of the Company when the same ha DO sold ct
net than par value Stockholders who may not wish 10
swat the sale ofhe stock payment Of eh respective
te the stock Of the Company at s par value teesh
cate. to be dated 1855 time before IL u other
wise disposed Of ard they may uhi their fractions Of avS
bends for purpose of taking fall shares Of stock
Rs,Oieed further That for the purpose OF po'ons means
10 paw the divide day declared the Precedent De
he'd 20 sell the stock Of Company 20 much thereof " ne
NAV end Necessary at lees than m par 'ane and to ae
proper eertisestes therefor
depd DOT over s25 and balances not over that amount
,h ..oct (, tsien to the Of full shares, will be
- :, 49,, fae.IredJ s. L. WRIGHT, Treasurcr
registered the books Of the New-fo agency
lin receive dividends application at office No. 50
Wallet. wINsLOW, LANIER Co., Transfer Agents
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PURSUANT to an order of Lewis c. Platt,
Surrogate Of County Of Weschester notice hereby
given according all persons having claims ss.ins the
es. OF MOSES PROUT late Of the town Of East Chester
IN d County deceased present the same with the vouchers
thereof unde-gned Executor Of the last VIII and eTs
meDt Of the said deceased the ONCE Cf WILLIAM W.
sCRUGHAM ESQ., in the Of Yonker In said County on
the first Monday Of August A. d. ls5-Dsted this
ID dzi isswsmTh GERARDUs Royce Executor
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- YUh-WILLIAM II. TAYLOR against THOMAS j.
SLOAN and JANET hi, wife Samuel Lessett and Ann Esa
wife President Directors and Company Of the Quine-
bus Bapt The President Directors and Company Of the Con
way Bank and otheu-summons for reef-To tho Defend
ants: You hereby summoned and required 70 answer the
this action which copy sherewith served upon
you and copy Of your answer on me at my once NO.
se the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such eryice
and Won fail the complaint aforesaid the painuu
tho Court for the relief demanded In the complaint
DATED April y, 1855 -
EDWARD A. FRASER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint this sction filed the Office of the Clerk
Of Civ and County of NewYork the l4h day Of Nay
le56 EDWARD A. FRASER, riaintn . Attorney
m24 lav6wTh
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Hle1iral.
lever ia the

NIARSH's superior PAIN BELIEVER is the
WI family medicine known for the cure OF Colds hheu-
matsm Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints, &c very numerous
testimonials Of It's efficacy resolved Always 90 hand for
sss Wholesale and retail the Pickle and Preserve house
Of J. NcCOLLICK Co., No. z7 Wsshnston-st
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE, CLEVELAND, !
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY, I
CLEVELAND June Is 1855,
dividend NOTICE.-A sEMI-ANNUAL

DVIDEND NOTICE-A SEMI-ANNUAL
~ DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT On the Capital Stock
Of this Company declared from the earnings for the SIX
months ending 3oh inst payable the Stockholders respect
lively on and after the SECOND DAY OF JULY NEXT.
Stockholders registered the NewYork Books will be paid
IT the banking Office Of Mesns wINsLow, LANIER Co,
No So Wss Hew.York The Transfer Books Of the Com
psny will be closed from the until the I'd Of July In
elusive By order of the Board,
T. p HANDY, Tressurer
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CUPREME COURT, Erie County. - Joseph
Hes,on Psntif against Abby Heecock, Grosvenor W.
Heseoet Reuben B. Heseock, Junior and John Trowsd
ipdyiusy and a Trustees under and Executors and Execu
TIT Of the Last will and Of Reuben Hescock de-
ceased Charles W. Evans Nancy Heacock wife Of Grove
col jr; ABBY T. Trowbrdse, wife Of John Trowbdsej
samuel NJ Hopkins Mary Jane H. Hopkns his wife Abby NJ
T,,roek TsmsSse T. Brown survivor Of John h Gstes de-
ses,sd; Aaron d. Psiehin Whites Bank Of Buffalo William
osw ilsm Kelley deeeased David s. Ips.s George w. Mer
M William B. GeEven, Benjamin Prrss, President Of the
Park Of William Thuton. The City Of Buffalo Joel
Rsse Eb>nezer Hale Seth and George W. Dick
enson Defendants To the Defendant above named TALL
NADGF z. BROWN, WILLIAM THURSTOS, GEORGE
W. DICKINSON, and each Of them: You are hereby sum.
moree the complaint IN this acton soopyo
your snsver on me a. M Office the City Of Buffalo within
twenty DAYS after hereof eIeunve Of day such
serves and you fail the complaint aforesaid the
plaintiff viii apply 20 for the relief demanded IN aid
pant-wheh complaint hed In the Office Of the Clerk
County Of Erie the 18th day Of April ls-Ds;ed
Buffalo, April, 1855.
John 1. CURTENIUs, Plaintiffs Attorney, Buffalo.
Is~ cxTh
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New

y YorI-GEoRGE BOWMAN .sa. RICHARD SCOTT,
NARY L. his wife, The Columbian Mutual Loan and
Aceumula,rg Fund As.ociation Thomss Smith, Eaosh.m
III Nichols John c. Morrison. Henry q. De Forest William
fnsls and &c. re Wake-Summons relief MARY L.
SCOTT one Of the above discrimination hereby
moned and required comp in this which
was lied in the Clerks Office OF the City and County Of New
York May Is 1885, and copy of answer 70 tbs
aid complaint on the subscriber bis Office No Hsnover
In the Civ VI within twenty days after the services
hereof exclusive OF the day Of such service and fail 10
the comp within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
n this action will sppy the Cour for the relief demanded In
the con plant. Dated New.York, May Is, 1883
ie2l isw6wTh GEO. BOWMAN, plaintiff In person.
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED have THIS DAY formed
Il CO-PARTNERsHIP. and win continue the rEEp,
GRAIN and FLOUR BUSINESS formerly conducted oJ mo
late ANDREW WILLETS, No s6 Marfetsip, under inc
name Of TITUS, FRAZEE TITUS -,r,,,
JONATHAN A. FRAZEE,
SAMUEL p TITUS.
Eew.Yori 9Th month (Junel 10, 1858
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NOTICe-A meeting of the Stockholders and
~ Bessheder. Of the sAXDusXY, MANSFIELD 4ND
sANDVsKY CITY RAILROAD COMPANY, the CoLUM
BUS AND LANE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, ADD the
HURON AND OXFORD RAILROAD COMPANY, the three
L named being CONSOLIDATED under the the named
Sonysny will be held the Astor House tho City OF New
forh On TUESDAY, the Dish inst al O'clock r. NJ. plan
IesSed aud necessity exists for prompt action
u desirable that all interested present In person By
proxy, prepared 70 sct--June 10, 1885.
J. @ CAMP,
J. r. ROBINSON, s,..,,.,..
T. q. WOODWARD, '0'A-''''e
WILLIS ROBINS,
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DURSUANT to an order of Lewis c. Plat,
Surrogate Of the County Westcheser notice is hereby
eiyen according law all persons having claims against the
estate Of WILLIAM PAULDlNG late of the town OF Green
bureb in said County deceased 10 present the same with the
vouchers thereof the undersigned Administrators OF all and
goods cses and Of the said deceased stthe
Office of WILLIAM w. SCRU0HAM, Esq, In the town OF
Yonkers said County before the first Monday OF Al
gust D. ls5-Dated this 18th day Of December A d. 1914
FRFDK. WIN. PAULDING, Aani,i-r.tor.
PHILIP r. PAULDING, 5
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OFFICE or THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NosrHERs)
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 10 Williamst
NEw.YoRE, June Is, 1856
DIVIDEND.-A semi-annual Dividend Of FIVE
~ PER CENT the Old Stock Of this Company has been
declared by the Board Of Directors out Of the profits Of the six
months ending Sh ins payable 70 stockholders or their legal
cash this Office and after the 10Th day OF
JAY next $500. -. .,,,,,
The emil annual interest the rate Of EIGHT PER CENT
Der Construction Stock Of this Company due h
July will be paid above and after MONDAY the I'd
day II July next. go .n.,,
he trsser books Of Old Stock will close the 9oth inst
and ops On the July and the transfer books of Conuc
tiop Sock will close The I'D inst and open the "a July
BY order Of the Board.
EDWIN G. LITCHFIELD, Treasurer.
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IN Cb.ncery Isaac DAvIDS and JULIANA his Wife
at DANIEL REQUA and ohe-Summons to attend before
Referee By Of order in the above action msie By
M, Supreme Court Of the State Of NewYork GARDNER
SPRIHG Junior the Referee appointed in this action,
do hereby summon you to sppear at my Office, No.
Of Ausu,t next at III ocoek the forenoon, attend
hearing OF the said action in reference before me
a. eb Referee pursuant said order And hereof fail not at
your perDsted the fifth day Of June In the one thou
sand eisht hundred and fifty Eve. .
To Fmmeline - formerly Emmene Requa, and her hus-
band Isaac Requa of James Reqls BenJs
min / Levin and Margaret lie win his Wife William Requa
ard is,se Dsyids GARD. SPRING. IT. Referee.
UHDLRwlITIrc.
To proceed to inquire and ascertain who the descendants
and Of the parties the above action
law Requa deceased and entitled TO distribution OF
the principal deposited for the dover fund Of Re-
an. je7 lsw3~Th
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OYFIcL LITTLE MANI RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREAsURER'S DEPARTnEST, CINCINNATI June IL l95a }
nlVIDEND.-At a meeting of the Director

hIVIDEND.-At meeting OF inc DfeCDOrs
|this day DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT was declared
the Capital Stock land pro for stock not en- ed TO
full dyiGtnd Of the earnings to the SYST OF May last
inclusive payable the Company shall realize funds
sufficient for the purpose from tn. sale Of les SIX Per Cent
Coupon Mortgage bonds dated May 1855 payable 1885 at not
le than Din the dollar and public notice viii be
given whep funds realized
AT any time on after the 10th Of July next and before
public given stockholders who prefer receive
dividends IN Bonds above mentioned az
the If ninety the dollar bearing interest from
May 1885 IN of thousand dollars EACH winch the
amount Of each Bond and khoders unite their div
dends make the value Of Bond the deficiency 10
cash at he same rate. . . -,
Certificates for the dividend payable above stated will
be az the 10th July next at the o e OF Messrs
WIhSLOW, LANIER Co, NewYork, for the stock regis
tered there this Office for all other stock and the pay
ent dividends either in cash 10 Bonds will be made at
the respective places Of registry f. J. HANDY Treasurer
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Il Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claim. seainst WILLIAM MADDEN ae o.
voucher. thereof the subcriber, at his store No i
Boverys the city Of NewYok before the Srth day
Of September pe1tDsed NewYork the third day Of March,
Iss Inns lsw6mThl NORMAN COOK, Executor
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n n Hunp No. IS Wallet, BnIDeIreRr, eur Aseat for
The sse VI TRI TlIspxE In TIA; CITY.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given 10 ell
having claims against JAMES HALL late of the Cry
ofNewYork merchant deceased present the with
vouchers thereofto the subscribers the office Of ALBERT
MATHEWS. No. 81 Wal-st, In the City of NewYo-k, on
before the day Of July nex-Dsed NewYork the 18th
18th day Ct January, 1855
JOHN W. AUDUBON Fx.-r.ors
III lay6mTh MICHAEL OBARRY, HAee'
ALBERT MATHEWS, Proctor for Executors, 81 Wal-st
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TREAsURERs OFFICE, (
Cleveland, gainesville g. Ashtahula H. X Co
NIOTICE.-A Dividend of FIVE PER CENT on
the Capital Stock this Company has been declared out
Of the net the six months ending June 80 1882 pay
able 10 he the second Of July next the
ece Of the Cleveland Ohio In currency or By
srht check on NewYmk the option Of the stockholders
sneetiyey The Transfer Books Of the Company will be
sosed om the 10th June I'd July 1885 By order Of the
3d. lime 1875 GEO. B. ELY, Treasurer.
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Ocean Cleaners, 81.

Ocean Steamers, &r.
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
I WEEKLY L. s. MAIL LINE.-The and fast sailing
steamer JAMES ADGER C. Turner commander will leave
Pier No. N. r. SATURDAY, June q, st4 O'Clock p NJ
precisely For freight apply board where all bills Of isdns
will be ssned and fer passage the office OF SPOfFOhD
TILFSTON L. Co. No. q Broadway Through Tctets TO
FLORIDA follow: To Jacksonville S3l; to Plaks SIS The
NASHVILLE will succeed and leave SATURDAY June 30
VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
ELw.YoRK TO LIvERPooL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 70
FROM LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. %
The ships from Boston call Ut Halifax
ARABIA, Capt Judkins AMERICA, Capt Lang
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie. EUROPA, Capt shannon
ASIA Capt Z. @. Lott CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA Capt. Harrison NIAGARA, Capt Leitch
These vessels carry clear white light green on
sarboard bow; red on port bow
ASIA Lott. Leaves Boston, Wednesday 9Th July
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston Wednesday. 18th July
CANADA, Leaves Boston, "wednesday let Aug.
ASIA Lott Leaves Boston Wednesday, 18Th Aug.
Berhs secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board
The of these ships will not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey Precious Stones or Metals
less bills Of lsdns gned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
io' "esn' Vi X pcUSARD, No Bowling green
There will be steamships Of this line from NewYo until
further notice.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
TRrisuRER's OFFICE, BOSTON. June Is. 1855
DIVIDEND Dividend of -FOUR PER
H. CENT this been declared by the Directors Of this
Company payable 18th day July next TO such persons
Be holders Of Stock the close Of business on the 10Th
day Of the present month. 80 49,,
Payment be Stockholders residing in Michigan,
Treasure In Detroit 10 holders Of registered in the City
,fKevYorl Office Loan and Trust Com
psny, others the Office of the Treasurer in the City
Of Boston.
The fractional scrip stock dividend declared 10 January
last into stock by the S0h inst IN order 10
"'1''' ~ WV ISAAC LIvERMORE, Treasurer.
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Goal.

NOAL.-I am now delivering best Red Ash at
~ IS So well screened. Quantities Of five uns and over -
eepts lea PETER CLINTON,
9th and ll6 Duane ct
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OFFICE OF HEMYFIELD RAuRoAD Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1855
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST, falling due on ON, the FIRST pAY OF
ING Nal, issued TO thekHEMPFIELD RAILROAD COM.
PANY will paid and after the second day Of July next
Al the Office Of Messrs. WINSLOW, LANIER Co., No 81
Wsst NewYork presentation Of the proper coupons
BANK or NORTH AMERICA, NEw-YosK, June Is, 1855
DIVIDEND.-A Dividend of THREE AND
DAHkIF PER CENT has been this day declared payable
70 the khoder MONDAY July The Transfer Books
VIII w '''oN "'"' WV 49, /. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
EOPLE's BANK, NEW-YORK.-DIVI-
I DEND-A DIVIDEND Of THREE ard ONE-HAts
PER fENT M has THIS DAY been declared payable on sad
aher the I'd day of July ensuing
The transfer Book viii be closed ill day of payment
By order of the Board Of Directors,
N.wvo,h lime 10 1855 O. d. ANGELES Cashier.
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legal Notffs.
sIRROGATE,s COURT. held m and for

AT sURROGATEs COURT, held m and for
he County Of New Yert, Il the eerossies 0mee ne
d. s.:nd :sli i sass or nd s sy
is Is..s or Sen ,ss ss.i Ess.. Of RoSER coskI
On ~ sa, :ss ne at Gen T.. sSsI
HewYok deceased for suthory mortgage lease cell he
real Of the .d deoesed for the payment Of hi: debts,
County s: pes the City
day. md there 10 show why ,utho should b
.,ss 70 The .a .dmn,raoI to ors.ss Is.s or .s
shsl BE- neessery to pay his seess' nm .nropn s,,.,
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
son. having claim. sssnst ROBERT PoRrE the Cry
Of Eeviort, grocer, dseesed to present the .sne VITA
EewYoi on or before the first day Of September next
Dated N'"Y' the '' day 1 MART JySE PORTER
Il, lswemTh' AdrnnrstrI kc., of Robert Porter DECD
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Count, Of Spss i A cSs tnp% ~
ss .: The sy Of as%ISs dssssS to ps .S.f
once Tasss 's ss city Or
the tenth day Of September next Dated, sewfos the ]a
ARCH Oracle KING J II. c. L. schaper
mil i.wsmTh'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
on e. .SSa % .,.n 6sa co he
City fNewYork deceased present the with vouch-
es thereof 70 the subscriber Office Of NJ NJ Freeman CO..
No s. sOuih.i the City Of NewYcrt on or bsfre the sd
day Of October ne1-Dsied Newiork the 18th day OF April
less. JOSEPH EATON, Admnstrator
el9 lswen1h
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice is hereby gwen TO all
persons having claims aans THOMAS NJ STONIER late Of
the City of NewYork deceased to present the sans With
vouchers thereof subeber the Oes of Johu Baker,
ESQ., No. Frankn-square in the City Of New Yotk on or
before the twenty of November Dated New
York the 2lst day of May, lass.
JOHN BAKER, (rxo.n,or,
my2naw6moTh- JONATHAN X. LASDON.
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ESSRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co,
Ul Banker No. 48 Wniam-t New-York, issue FOR
EIGN CIRCULAR LETTERS Of CREDIT ON the following
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-14
MUSIC STORE.

TTHE subscriber has opened Music Store in To-
l. ledo, Ohio, where he intends to keep full
assortment of the best Musical Goods the New Y ork
and Boston markets afford. Lighe Newton and
Bradbury Premium New York PIANOS; Brown
g. Aliens Hallet, Davis & Co.'S, and VIM. P. En-
erson's Boston PIANOS, making better assortment
than can be found elsewhere between New York
and Chicago. Also, Carharts improved patent
Melodeons, made by Mason & Hamlin, of Boston,
and Goodman & Baldwin's Melodeons, made in
New Haven, Connecticut Also, yioliDs, Guitars,
Flutes, Accordeons, Banjos Strings &C., NC, with
good stock of the most popular Sheet Music of
the day. Church Music Books, Glee Books of all
kinds; Bertnis Method for Piano. price $500
Huntin's School for Piano, $2.00; Beyer's Piano
School for Children, $3.50. Music or Musical In
struments of any description not on hand will be
ordered when desired.
The subscriber has been engaged in teaching
cal and instrumental music in Hartford, Conn, for
the space of six years, and he feels confident that
he can select such instruments nnd Music will
give satisfaction. Orders sent by mail will be
promptly attended to on receipt of cash.
a. NJ. KNIGHT, No. Gardners Block.
In store with G. F. Robinsons Book store
Toledo Ohio, May 26, 1855.--2m3
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For the journal.
DIED,

In Weston township, Wood county, May Doth OF
Group, ROMEO ADRIAN, youngest son of Smith and
Iudah Bassett, aged FIVE years.
4 fair exotic from the skies,
TO mortal care was given,
And with it an injunction came,
TO nurture it for heaven.
But soon it grew an idol fair
Which loving hearts adored;
And so twas taken back, to grace
The garden of our God.
The Savior--when he roamed on earth
Said, suffer them TO come
A nd in the kingdom made of such.
Our loved ones found home.
home where sickness enters not,
Where loved ones never die;
Where grief and woe all unknown
II is found with God on high.
STELLIE.
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George Powles vs. Doolittle g. Shoemaker.
A T my instance attachment was this day is
n sued by Marshall Key, Jr., Justice of the
Peace for Perrysburg township, Wood county, Ohio.
against the goods ehattels rights credits, moneys.
and effects of Doolitte & Shoemaker, non-resdents
of said county, for the sum of $3.50 debt, and
SO probable costs of suit
June 2G, 1S55.--Sw3 GEORGE POWLES.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the viewers and
~ surveyor will meet at the house of Charles
Hollis, in Weston tp, Wood CO., Ohio on the 10th
of August next to locate and establish county
road, as follows Commencing on the OtSego and
Blanchard free turnpike road at the north west cor
ner of section "a in Weston township, thence east
section lines to the Miltonyille & Liberty town
ship free turnpike in Plain township.
july II, lSJJ.--9W3+
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NTOTICE.--The unknown owners of the follow
y ing described lands viz Range nine, town s.
One the north half of the south half of the north
east quarter; range TO- town g. 81 the east half
of south west quarter west half OF south east guar
ter the south west quarter of the north east quar-
ter, and the south east quarter of the north west
quarter. You are hereby notified that a petition
will be presented to the trustees of Washington tp
on the 18th day of August for the purpose of open
ing and deepening the channel of Tontogany creek,
commencing at the bridge near John Crom's, and
ending near Robert Blacks.
Washington tP, July 7, l95.--9w4*5
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SrEUBENvILLE.-On Tuesday

FIRE IN STEUBENvILLE.--On Tuesday
night, eight buildings and $4,000 of prop
erly were destroyed by fire in SteubenviIle
The principal sufferers were MessrS. Donald
son, Nash, Fisher and Blackburn. There is
no doubt it was the work Of an incendiary.
The old line whig convention in Milne
nominated Hon. Isaac Reed for governor.-
Among those who addressed the meeting was
Hon. George Evans. This organization is
made up Of such wings as are opposed to the
Maine liquor law, aud to the fusion move
ments Of last year and this
GIN. Sam Houston made aspeech in IIous,
ton, Texas, on the 9th ult., in which he as
sailed the Nebraska bill and the Pierce ad-
ministration.
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Samuel c. Censor VS.. John q. Miller.

Samuel G. Censor vs.. John q. Miller.
A t my instance an attachment was this day is
"A sued by VIM. Ewing, Justice of the Peace for
Middleton township, Wood county, Ohio against
the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and eff
ects Of John G.. Miller nonresident of said coun
ty and state for the aum of $3.50 debt, and $50
probable costs. SAMUEL c. GENSON.
June 30, 1855.--9w3*
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Estate of George Scheits.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ have been appointed and qualified as admins
traitor and Administrative on the estate of Gorge
Scheits, deceased, late of W ood county Ohio, Da-
ted at Perrysburg this 25th day of June, 1855.
ADAM HUFFMAN, Admir-.
,je3O"3w BARBARY ANON, Admrx.
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MAnR1ED-In Weston township, on the 9th inst,
by Charles Hollis, Esq, EBER BURROWS and Ma
RILLA SMITH.
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will start in few days, and will no doubt
conclude the war by wipng out these human
fends who have hitherto been such scourge
to this territory. You will hear from me
again.