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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
JOHN WORIk,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN & SIIEEF-IRCN WARE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 81
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IRCN WARE,
Min street, nsarly opposite the 7aitmadge House.
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhis
IA customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock of Copper, Tin and SheetIron manu-.
tacturcs ever brought to this market He takes great
pains to keep constantly on hand large variety oi
every thing that can possibly be wanted In his line and
natiers himself that from his long experience in the
Tn and Sheet-IrOn Business,
he will be able to give full satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowi-
edge Of the business, his selections are made with
view to durability, style and cheapness
Manufactured to Order.
He also keepsin his employ some Of the best work
men that can be secured, and always having on hand
the very best MATERIAL is enabled TO manufacture 10
order anything and every thing desirable ia his line
in as good style and ON fair terms anywhere
be had.
All Kinds of Stoves, &c. tt
Never In the history ofancasicr was there an ostnb-
lshment Tint kept hund larger and more complete
assortment OF stoves Of all kinds and varieties He
also preparedw with alargc aumber of Fire Crates and
for the accommodation of his customers keeps on hand
large quantity Of Fire Brick, manufactured express
ly with view TO putting up Gratos, Sc.
In nHe any aud everything needed in his line be
secured by gying him call. and at prices as reason
able can oe obtained in any other establishments in
the State 1nasmuel ms his present stock is greatly
superior TO his former in quantity qualty. variety and
ceapness, he feels confident that persons giving him
Lancaster, September %, leji- 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EOR, SALE. .s,.


TFfno before sold at private saleI will offer at public
sale at the door ofthe CourtHouse In the city OF Lam
CASTOR Saturday February 1855, Mt O'Clock PM,
tho following valuable tracts of Reul Estate, viz;
No. ]. 1870 Acres Of Land situate one mile East OF
bong all that part ofthe Cox Farm called,
lying East Of the Min Road which runs South from
the Toll Gate. This tract embraces about 100 acres in
ahgh state OF cultivation and about 30 Of yalu
able tmbeE and forms Of tho finest and most pro-
du uetiye farms In the county. There II good
Farm House, Barn and other improve ments, rondor-
ing II n comfortable and convenient residence.
No. 9. 30 Acres lying directly West of the above and
In full view OF Lame About one.haf Of
is cleared and the balance is covered with beautiful
growth Of timber. The tmbered part Is gentle
elevation fronting towards Lancaster, and presenting
choice location for country residences while the
whole affords all the conveniences for that purpose.
1t has on 1t tenant house and good orchard, aud is
well fenced. ..@a
No. D. This tract ia known as tho Ring Lot. II om-
braces about 30 acres Of good land. II has on II one
of the best QuarreS Of fbuilding stono in the Valley,
which lies Immediately the Rail Road that passes
through thu tract The tract well watered, and there
is on II a small but comfortable residence.
Terms of sale, oncthird the purchase money on the
FIRST oApril nextand The balance in two equal annual
payments with interest.
The above tracts win be sold at any tme at private
sale, and disposed OF, will bc sold az public
sale at the time named. WILLIAM LATTA.
Lancaster, January II, le5s--lwSe ( ~.
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TINE EMPIRE Cry BANK FA1LURE-$100,-
0Oo--used Jya Director. recent sus-
pension of business by the Empire City
Bank has resulted rather seriously to a
majority of the Directors, in consequence
of. one Of their number having previously
become indebted to tie institution in the
sum of 100000. Itseems gentleman
ofhigh standing in the community, Mr.
Leggett, was leading member Of the bank
direction, and being reported to possess
wealth, it was deemed no risk to loan him
large amounts Since the bank closed, an
investigation into the affairs has taken
place, and yesterday it was discovered that
Mr.. Leggett owed the bank 100, ,0Co. 1t was
thought his indebtedness would not exceed
10000, but on footing gupaccounts the Direc-
torsascertaincd their mistake Misunderstood
that the operations of Mr.. Leggett have
involved Elijah f. Purdy, Esq, to the "a
mount Of some $40, COO or 50,0o0, by Mr..
Purdy endorsing aportion ofhis papcrdis-
counted in the Empire City Bank.A few days
ago Mr.. Purdy was surprised by the re-
ceipt ofa letter from Mr.. Leggett in which
he stated 10 Mr.. Purdy that he( Mr.. Purdy)
had been his best friend, not excepting
his { (Leggett's) father He was exceed
ingly sorry to say that all he owed Mr..
Purdy he could not pay him, and he must
look to the world for it; as before o'clock
that evening he (Mr. Leggett would be no
morel
Efforts were Immediately made by Mr..
Purdy and those interested in the Empire
City Bank, to find Mr.. Leggett, but the
efforts were unsuccessful,as they were in
formed hehad not been seen since the 28th
Of last month.
Mr.. Leggett was partner of Thos. ].
Sloan, Esq, and co-proprietor of the EN-
pire Works, foot Of East Twenty fifth street
and his mysterious disappearance has cre-
ated quite sensation among the mercan-
tile community.-M y. Times.
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ALLIED FoRcEs In THE CRIMEA.-Accor.
ding to a correspondent Of the London
Times, the combined forces landed by the
Allies at Old Fort in the Crimea, on the
14th of September, amounted to 67,o0C
men, since which time up to the middle o.
November, reinforcements arrived in the
Crimea, making the total force l14,41t
men. From this must be deducted the
loss in battle, in the trenches, by sickness
&c. 1880. leaving on the 18th of Nov
an effective force of 94,1l5 men. Since
the latter date e7,385 men have been ship
ed for the Crimea, making, according t
this showing, a total force Of 1911 800 men
In these totals are included 1000 British
and French sailors and marines, acting al
land forces. The aggregate Russian fore,
opposed to this army amounts to about i12
600 men. s
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DENTISTRY.

H GRUBBhaving returned to Observation-Disclosures
- remain permanently In this city, and havingre-
eeived instructions from experienced DENTIST from
the city Of New York, and obtained knowledgeofhe
business now respectfully tenders his
yicesto citizens OF Lancaster and the public generally
Teeth such as xtraetng Plugging, Filling, regulating
the Teeth, treating spungy deceased 9us destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inserted Gold Plate from one 70
full set; also Artificial Crowns set healthy roots
without pain, TO answer all purposes ormas-
tcation. III
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautfy the Teeth, and give tbem healthy ac-
ten and improve the breath, health Tase performed
on moderate terms Ladies' In the city county, will
be waited on at their respective places OF residences il
It bo requested. No charges nude or; examination OF
consultation at his office. 80
|, oFFICB-on the Northeast corner Of the Public
Square, one door from NJ .hn street.
Lancaster, September %, l954-2l --s So
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.MER CHANT TAILORs
sPRINGEll q TROuT.

III SPRINGE1R 4 TROUT.
"a HAVE removed their Clothing EstablishuaDl
70 the 7aiimadgs Block, Jdrst door East of
Waite Latta's Hardrare Store where they are oman.
ng large and extensive assortment of SPRING INii
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturire every
variety OF SPrtRR and SRmmer Wear which they will
as the same quality of goods and word can
DC purchased at any oter cstabIishment in the city,
her olothng Is manufactured under their own SUPER
VISION; ana Is consequently superior that which II
Brought from other places. They have nlso ON hand
1seo,Jal parietyof Cloths, &e
wbeh they are prepared to manufaeue to order Thew
hmve IN lhelrempoy the best Of workmen and are AZ
Prepared to make the best fits in the latest
Styles -fntheir tcOrk seiH Be parrahtea,
Inc public are respectfully solicited 10 call and ex
anime theirstock, and while thankful for the liberal
they have enjoyed, they assure their old cus-
oers n ana az others that they will labor to give gen-
goods and work. SPRiNGFR * TPnIfT"' n nro'.
LoncasteT .ApEl5, 1854 -'
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.GRNAH RANGAINai
First Door East orlhe swan Hotel.

OUR stock being now complete. We ara nre,,...a a.
NJ offer the most choice aud heap q S0oeI 4 sver
exposed 10 sale In this market ooRsstg OF ererr dis
crlption OF DRY GOODS Ia the W0oten, LinSa.s sill
and drsn, ,apd in rsc about the dwelling incinin@
choice White C'oods, Dress aBd Faacy tosds assirv
Gi0res Ci0ths, CassfReres Saffnefs "a q a.
Alsoa choice lot Of China, Glass 4 (lueens.
ware, OF Boots, SAOes slippers, &C.. for all ages Of
selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas Sagars csess, ueiassss, Spices and Syrup
All which in view ofthe times We are determined 10
sell without regard TO profit In order to close up the
same, the reduction OF stock and payment or cur
liabilities being our great object.
The public therefore before buying elsewhere are
invited to examine oursplendid stock. i : -
Lancaster, Nor. .s-Snf WHITE, ,Jr. q JULIAN.
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garrison still remains very much in
disposed, and is now under the special care
of the Jail physician, Since his sentence
Arrison has grown pale and haggard, and
begins to exhibit in his features hopeless
ness Of escape from the sentence which
hangs over him. Almost daily he is vis-
tied in his cell by young lady, to whom
it is intimated he is betrothed. Their con-
versation, although of confidential char
aeter, is had in the presence of jailor
Mclean, F
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
.cEOrtGE s. EATON, NJ. h.,

PHYncIcras, ocuLIsr, AND oRTnorEDlcAL SURGEON.
TTAvINGioeaifd permanently in cbillichothe offers
his professional services 10 all who arc afflicted
with any Of The following diseases or dcformities
Amaprasls, Opthalmia, or Inflammation Of the Eyes
Gramelar. Lids; Waery Eyes; Cataracts, speeks and
Plems, efectualy removed; Strablsmus Cross Eyes
cured ina Cow seconds; Ptasis Club Foot; Hair LIP
together wh every other operation belonging to th'
Surgeon.
OFFICE-Waddle's Block Residence City House.
IPNo charges for examinatio
Address chillicothe, Obi May D 1884 ~ !
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A NOBLE CowARD.-Lord Form is in
the English army at Sebastopol. The
London papers thus refer to his case:
He is a young officer, minor, and, as it
seems, not much of hero. In the battle
of the Alma, he threw himself on the
ground, and screamed--I am frighted,
can't fight" Lord Raglan enthim word,
that in the next battle he was expected to
distinguish himself by his gallantry, that
his cowardice might be forgotten. But at
Inkermann he again behaved as cowardly;
two officers, therefore, were sent by the
General Ghetto castaway epaulettes,
to break his sword, and kick him out of
camp. Ho returned to England disgrace
ed man; his family disown him, and the
clubs are closed against him.
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NE w B q % Va s
~ =" JIaI KkCEINED At =
SEARLE,S BOOK STORE.

SEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite ShefTer's IFetei, Lancaster, Ohio.
EToNEY MOON and other Comalities from Punch
q u Autobiography of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowath
Journey to Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor
KANSAS and Nebiasta, by Hale
Sunny Memoresof Foreign Lands, by Mrs. stowe
The Better Land, by Thompson
NapOleon& & his Army, The Camp Fires of Napoleon
fine lot of Annuas for 1855, and fine lot of small
Gift Books OF all kinds.
Catholic Prayer Books, Episcopal Prayer Books ,and
large lot of Family Bibles and Pocket Bibles al
reduced prices.
School Booksand Stationery at Wholesale q Retail
/ Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pen Knives, fol
sale atthe Book store of JOHN SEARLES,
Oct. 26, l654--2j Opposite ShG6er's HdteI.
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FEyEfE subscriber has removed his establishment into
III his New Rooms NORTH Side Main Street, over ZinA
Bish, and has fitted them up in style unsurpassed
tnthc West. lie hopes thatthe public will appreciate
his efforts TO please and extend him liberal patron
age. Every thing has been done that could be done
ensure successin every department ofthe ART and his
pieturescannot be surpassed. VIM. .GRISWoLD.
b. Persons wishing to learn the art will have grea
facilities for doing here. -. -.
Hours from O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock P. n.
Lancaster, Novem Der 1G. lsO5--2S y -
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobacco, Spices, &c.,
REMOVAL.
ZINK g. BIS H,

ENToULD respectfully inform their customers,
wv the citizens generally, that they have RrMovED
the room formerly occupied by tho Philadelphia Com
mission &ore, whore they are prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread, 1EHs,Ks, Cakes & Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line of business and will sell at wholesale and retail
at the l0oeSt prices. t,t
We are determined to give general satisfaction. All
orders from the country for Bfend Cakes Soda But
tee, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
filed. Give a call.
Lancaster, March 81, 1884. r. zlNlS N BlSH.
N h.. We also Keep on hand general ASSORTMENT OF
Family GROCERIES,, which will be sold at the
lowest rates : ZINK & BIsH
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charity Lodge No. q, n. o. O. #.

. Alta regular meeting of Charity hodge No. Z. l. o.
adopted
whereas, IT hath pleased God in his inscruitable
wisdom to remove from us by death our late worthy
Brother John B. Read, therefore,
Resolved, That in the dcceasc OF Brother Read hi.
family haze lost generous and aGectonate husband
and fthcr, this community, amongst whom he long and
honorably lived. a good and useful citizen, and oui
Fraternity and Exemplary and we'll beloved Brother
Resolved, That We sincerely condole wi th the rca.
tves and many friends of departed Brother in this
sad and affective dispensation.
Resolved, That IN token of respect for tho memory
ofthe deceased our Lodgs Room be cnshrouded in
mourning for the period ofthiriy days.
Resolved, Thata copy orthese resolutions be sen
to the family OF our departed Brother, and that tho!
also be published in the papers Of this city.
THos, q. WHITE, Jr., NJ Grand.
CIIAs. DREsBACH, Secretary.
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NOOLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned would respectfully announce to
N the citizens OF Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desresto sell at private sale the WOOlcm
Factory situated in the town Of IHavensPOrt,
Fairfield county, Ohio. The machinery Is principally
NEW and in FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal to any In the eonptry, and has ergO
run OF custom. There Is connected with the Factory
i, good and convenient Dwelling House, eolltain-
% ing four rooms, and also fonr finely situated lots.
tl. The out buildings are numerous and convenient
Persons desirous OF makinga good bargain in thp
kind Of property, would do we'll 70 come and examinb
said premises. JONATHAN X. MkESeH
HaVensporL, octoberS, leS4--as s
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Three fourths Of the money business of
St. Louis is done through private Bank
ers, and the aggregate footing of their ex-
changes, for the year amount to forty mil
lions Of dollars.
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NOTICE,

IVHNHE Board OF Education Of Hooking Township n,
Il their October meeting ordered that the Text
@ 10 be used 10 Dis Schools in said towns
tcspelling Book; MeGufie's series of Readers i o a
ana 81 Rays Practical Arethmetic, l. and q do. Az
zebra, and end part ComstocSs Philosophy Pinneoif
By order of the Board, +'-,
November Q, 1851 MARIS IEvERING 6,.,i
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RAIL ROAD cARs ARE LIN,
M. sMALLEY.
One IEandred DoIlars--To PoctsI

TANHE DIRECTORS OF THE CoMoPoLITAs Arr ANp
& LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS, lately organized in SAN
dusky City Ohio for the encouragement and general
gMnslon mn OF Literature aud rt,oier PRIZE OF ONE
HUN phED DOLLARS for the BEST ODE to Powers,
world nowned statute ofthe GREEK SLAVE which
with many other valuable works of art, are to be dis
trDuted among the mcub ere ofhe above Association,
The odos, which should not exceed fifty lines In
iength must be handed IN previous to the Ist
Oers NJ which time committee of Literary gentlemen
ofNew York, whose names will appear, will decide
competitor.
Poets inBendng in their productions, will please
give the first sanza Of their Ode, together with their
real name and address, in separate, sealed
oiihunlcatlohs shnqi1 DC addressed, postpaid'to
Care Kniekerbocker Office 34s broadway, New York
Sept. IA, 1854 or Q Water Street, Sandusky. :
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Nniicc Is harehr civen.

FEvIIAT nthc 10Th day of January, A. d. 1855, the
n undersigned flied their Petition in the Clerk S
oace of the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield coun
y praying the vacation of those parts Of the 18Th Al
cyiyiug between the Lots Nos 1876 and 1877, and Lots
Nos 81 and 0 in the Town Of Loekylle and that part
Of North Alley in said Town, running from the 18th
Alloy in Southeastern direction TO the Township
line. SGid Petition will come on TO be heard the
first day of the next Torn OF said Court or soon
thereafter scouusel can be heard.
MARTIN & ScurElcu, Ats. A. L. MITH0FF.
January ll,lSJ5-36 r.- -. ...r -.
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mAHRIEn.

In this City, Thursday January H. 1856 by the Rev.
J. F. Reinmund, Mr.. LEO NoLDS and Miss ANN II.
CARPENTER, both of this city. f %.
On the 3st ult., by the Rev. I. s. weiz, Mr. JEDE-
DIAH ALLEN, and Miss MARY HEGEE, of the vi
cinity OF Royalton.
On the 7th inst, by the same. Mr. WILLIAM JA-
CoBS, and Miss RA ACHEL BRAUNELLAR, of the vi
ciniy OF Greeneastle. III.
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ESTATE OF isaac H. HolI.

M OIiCE ishereby given, that l have this day been
duly appointed as administrator Of the Estate OF
5sAAe j. HALL, deceased, late of Fairfield county,
Ho Persons knowing themselves indebted to said
re rGquested 70 make immediate payment
70 present them duly authenticated within one wear
November 90, Ie54-4w2g -N"A WI
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A Chance for Bargai ms.

By looking over our new advertisements
it will be seen that several fine tracts of
land are oferedfor sale. Be sure.and read
them.
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Attachment Notice.

William c. Enibich, Plaintiff,
against, In Attachment.
Michael Lantz, Defendant, .t7
YBNHE above named Defendant Michael Lantz viii
II take notice, that my instance. AN action
menced before Alfred McVeigh, Justice OF the Pcac0
in and for tho Township of Hooking, Fairfield county,
Ohio, the 23rd day OF December, 1854, against said
Defendan to recover the sum of S25 Co. and On order
Of attachment issued thereon The said Defendant
Is sci for trial on the 9th day day of January A. D.
1855, at O'Clock, p. NJ. y
WILLIAM G, EMBICH.
Lancaster, December 81, ls54--3w34
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
Benjamin F: Townsend, &

against ( Petition for Divorce.
Margaret A. Townsend. }
FENHE Defendant is hereby notified that the Com
IL plainant has this day 6led In the Clerks Office Of
the Court aforesaid, his petition, fhorein demanding
dissolution of the marriage bonds subsistng be-
tween them, and assigning causes therefor: First,
willnl absence for moro than three years: Second
adultery. JOSEPH A. SHAW, Atty for Petitioner
January 3, Is55-Gw35pfSI,75
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NnTICF m SUTppERs.

II WILL contract with Packers and
fGIT71--Esf N Shippers for the transportauon OF
NSst ail kinds OF Fcelghis, from Lancaster,
Crelcyiile and Chilcethe 10 aud from Cneihnati oy
Ohio Caial and OhiO Rivor. will make y 70 The in-
,erest Of Shippers to send their freight by hs route
Dee OF ls5l--tw5a Agent for Scoto No. 2.
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ETCo Benton in recent lecture, has
shown that the country between Missouri
and California, in the latitude or nearly in
the latitude Of Maryland, is we'll adapted
to cultivation, and capable of forming
five great States. Kansas he would di-
vide into two States, Eastern and Western
Kansas These two States each have a
territory offve thousand square miles sand
according to Mr.. Benton, they win proba-
bly, be ready for admission into the Union
within the next two years. For the third
State. Mr.. Benton takes section of the
Rocky Mountains from the 37th degree d
North Latitude to the 4lst, makinrsn area
Of sixty thousand square miles. For the
fourth State he takes the valley of the On.
per Colorado. This region forms part q
territory of Utah, and the process Of set
Ting it with the inhabitantsis is already be
gun. The fifth State comprises the remain
der Of Utah. 3 }3
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DR. GRAHAM IN STATE PRrsoN.--Dr.
Robert NJ. Graham, convicted Of the man
slaughter Of Col. Loring at the st, Nicholas
Hotel in August last, and sentenced to the
State Prison for seven years, was yesterday
taken from the Tombs AMI conveyed to
Sing Sing. II is stated that Graham will
be placed in the medical department Of the
prison as assistant physician. .--Nev York
ComnlsreiaI Adrertiser. -
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ETThe LOUISVILLE Courier says preach
erupin Boyle county, lately preached
from the following text:
believe and repent or youwillbe damn
ed--and a Hardin county jury can't save
YOU"
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For Rent,

YHNlIE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on H,z
Beecher's corner, including Lot and Sta- fSE1T1
BILE, will be for rent from the first ofnext April BaaEN
for one year. For information and terms apply fS@
to II. A. GEBELElN, Agent.
Lancaster, January II, ls55--3w36 tf
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Attachment Notice.

Hunter and Son, ) 81
against , In Attachment
Andrew De Graf, .)t.- i@j
FHIHE Defendant will take notice that at our instance
IL an order of attachment was issued against him
December e54 by G. Steinman, ESD "a Justice Of the
Peace of Hooking township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
for the sum Of $50 0l, and that this has been
continued to January 90, 1854, at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ.
December 25, 1s54-3w34 HUNTER & SON.