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NOTICE.

Lawrence Roach, Plaintiff, before John
against ~ K. Lynch 4
Samuel Stokley. Defendant. Justice of the
Peace of Center township Monroe County, Ohio,
on the 18th day of November. A. D. 1855. said
Justice issued an order of ~ttachmen in the
above action, for the sum Of one hundred and
slXty-six dollars and ninety-two cents, which is
set for trial on the 18th day of Jan. 1856. It /
o'clock, p. NJ. The defendant will take notice
that the Plaintiff will testify on the trial of this
cause. JOEL L. RANDOLPH,
Dec. 3, 1855. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A TTACHMENT.-At our instance an attach
~ ment was, on tie 18th day Of October.
1855, issued by Jacob T. Morrill,, 3 Justice OF
the feace, i'll aud for tho township OF Salem,
Monroe county, Ohio, against the goods, chat
tells, moneys, rights, credits and effects of Will
liam Cree, an nonresident of this county, for
the SUM of eighteen dollars and eighty-six
cents. J. l. A. SINCLAIR.
Nov. Z, 1855.
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ON.ths 4th day OF October, 1855, the Probate
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CURED to present their claims against The es-
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six months from the date above mentioned, or
they will not To entitled TO payment.
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A TThCiiMENT-At my instance a writ of
~ attachment was on the Sth day of October
1855, issued by Samuel W. Noll, q Justice OF
the Peace in ami for Ohio township, Monroe
county, Chic, against the goods, chattels, stock,
interest i'll stocks, rights, credits, moneys and
effects OF Joshua Burge. a nonresident of said
State, for the sum Of eight dollars and seven
cents, and costs OF suit, AMI will be for hearing
on the 9th day CT November. 1856, st i o'clocl,
p. NJ. JOHN W. LITMAN.
October "a, 1855.
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4 TTAC!IMENT.-At my instance an attach
~ ment was, on the 13th day ofGetober, 1855,
issued by Matthew scott, Z Justice of the Peace
ofBethal township, Monroe county Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys, and
effects OF Zachary Barnea, an absconding debt
or. John ". Barnett.
Oct a, 1e55.-p'd.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Star of the West,
New YORK, Nov. 2S.

NEW ORk, nov. 20.
9 The steamship Star of the West, from
San Juan, arrived this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. She brings dates from San Fran
cisco to the 9TH Of Nov.
The ravages of the Indians are grow
ing serious, from Puget Sound to Shasta,
the Indians had made q simultaneous at
tick on the'Whites, and mastered q large
number. Volunteers were turning out in
ali directions. The U. S. troops under
Mai. Fitzgerald had also turned out in
~nersuit. Nearly all the tribes north of
Columbia river have confedefated and
sworn to e~xterninate the Americans.
"A band of 1900 Indians attacked a
small party of U. S. Troops at Puget
sound under Major Halter and forced
them to retreat; the latter had been rein
forced by nine companies of volunteers,
called out by Gov. Garry and supplied with
ammunition by the sloop of-war Decatur
and revenue cutter Jefferson Davis, and
were about to assume the offensive.
z 2Gaflego & Haxall flour $l2. Butter
go cts. Pork SCI Crushed sugar l2k.
: The Amount of specie shipped by the
Sonora is nearly $2,20O,Ooo.
3 General Walker is in full possession OF
Nicaragua.
! Col. Wheeler, the American Minister,
had publicly acknowledged, on the part
sof the United States, the independence
and sovereignty of the new republic and
assured its government of the kind regards
and well wishes entertained by the Chief
magistrate of the United States towards
it.
Gen. Carol, who had been detected in
unreasonable correspondence with some
of the officers of the govt was tried by a
2 court martial and shot in the Plaza at
Granada, on the 18th, 8 hours after his ar
rest. Tile court martial was composed
! entirely Of Americans. Other arrests were
made, but no names given. The sentence
was acquiesced in by Gen. Rivas, the new
" elected President.
A duty of 20 per cent, advalorem had
been declared by the Nicaraguan govern
msnt upon all foreign imports, payable in
CON-
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ATTACHNf@NT NoTICE

Lawrence Roach, Plaintiff, before John
against u K. Lynch. e
Samuel Stokely, Defendant. Justice CT the
Peace of Centre township, Monroe County, O.,
on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1855. said
Justice issued an order OF attachment. in
the above action, for the sum Of one hundred
and s~eventy-three dollars and ffty-two cents,
which is set for trial January 18th. 1886. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. The defendant will take ne
tice that the plaintiff will testify on the trial
of this cause. JOEL T. RANDOLPH,
December 5th, 1885. Atty for Plaintiff
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