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Port Of New York, june II, 1856,
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Marion, Foster Charleston-Spoford Tueston
Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfok-Ludlam Plea.
ship Atlas Mckay East Indies-no'e 4 90.
Ship Kate hooper. jackson San Franclsco-Wes EmA.
ship AurO,s Bunting. Lverpool-oornsllus arnnsll.
sP BE- %sss: EVapooi aapo.sd
Fssa es 5:asssg ssss
Bst Srs ko, as.p1ss su.a
BI "a. 9 yo sos; Fs C.
sx sand 6sSs as
Brig Folrsx, or, Csrdenas- Noses Taylor 4 Co
ssss %
s's ssss:
Big Rvedre, Kay, Phiisde phia-Mayhew Ialbot Go.
sasss
h.sons s Ho wsssy
sotr Justice Saunders. ssll. Everysnvrin Thompson.
a.as: Coffin Sh %sR.s
s.: ssss: sssi.
seh nr a'IA watt sn sO as asrres rno
scsr LswIsDSs Ga; Allen BostSn1Hsy,ou sprasue
sa na raves ives cosan
No.p Louisa: 0ummnes Fan River Master.
sssnsr Boston. Carl, Psisde phia -crcmwas Line
ARRIVED.
spsSeid 1sssa s Ssss
~ rsl:s ae u sh s r Of
ovsst0ssa and ": Loaf 81 n., LAT 40 On 70
ship Revenue toi psInis Hoves Rotterdam. days. with
Ship * Mitchell IS days. With
20 Is 81 = e =,
spsa e Ssss 50 g ssy: With wine.
.
70, with sugar. to DIEGO, Suul Co.
May 2 wife and
y h CIR R scS. Rochelle April 49, with BRAN
Brir Penny, Davis MAJaguez Pr, May 80 with sugar.
Ne. :.: e nth
Brig Lady thapms or Firth Bermuda days. with
Bsa Penoei eof Bsnsor Edgcry. cenuesos May %.
Brig Mason Davis ssker Galveston days. with cotton.
schr Darby Euliber, Juan, Nc May l3 Wis Key
Ms :s IN 1s.s H., ssrr May p KY
ecsr rey Ward, Ponce Pr 10 days. with &c, 70
scbr Tufts of Maehiasporp Foster, Back River Ja Is
days With des Ao TO Tucker Lshsbourn vesae 10
soSr Wing Of he Wind Pearsa Ba.acoa 10 days. with bs.
seir drcvssnd 3D. Kav.uagh, St John, NIB, days, with
lumber, TO 4 ely smithers
s ss Min. ora !s, Jacksonville, u dys
sosr Julia ira. ceI Rosinlon, Beau OFT NC. Saava
seSr Hsnl,cc. .. anton AicSmond. days.
SER ffss1b sssf su S HS'n
sssr f f:a: Ss1 s.% SSI' v Asi.ns DAYS.
sss s.- De sst s2s y ssns sss' ;.,
As' .ssSsIsS F9s1eeres
Propeller Css ossood Smith Norwich
Propeller Earfs Smith, New London.
SAILED.
Steamships Africa B Liverpool; Marion Charlesson Ro'
Wind during the day, ssR.
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herald Marine Correspondents

PHILADELPHIA. June l1-Arr schrs Triumph, Baker
Boston, b Dickir SON. Cors0n, Providence.
Cid sean nebec Hand. and Celia Copes New
York; ship Mohongo Oornkh bngs War Eagle
Baker Lacy suffolk Baker Boston; Dickinson, Cor
Sn, P.ovdtnce Gen Cnch Baker Boston; Msssspp, Hop
Air at Port Kicbmopd schrs Grsir err MArsh ond Emo
lem Clio schrs etetson, cobb, Province,own; Washing.
Hckeran Staten Issnd Eva Taylor, Newport Warren
O. Nelson Leeds: Globe, Ktnde Newport; Emerald Bamln
GA CIsrer Marts EniSot Buckalew Oorderay Lacy and
~ Patterson VanDnan Providence Leyering Corson,
Salem Aicturus, Cobb. HaIowel.
Miscellane0us and Disasters.
The Cunard sship Africa, Capt Shannon, sailed
yesterday for Liverpool with ia passengers list Of whose
names can be found another column.
The steamship Quaker City, which left this port at
tie Sd inst for Mobile via Havana arrived at Mobile the
inst at 6 AM.
Snip MESSENGER Scott at Baltimore from Newport, e. re
porp:-Mav lat 40 Ion 25 saw qu.pty q bright ship
chec; also number Oh plAnks had
apparently In the water but . short time.
eBp ASHORE Coffin, of ship Zen ator, New Oreans
on the 18th ship bark ashore about 10 miles by
OF Cape Antonio.
BARK ANN Tho following letter from Capt Munroe Of the
bark Ann has been received By Ewood Walter Esa Score
ary of h Board Underwriters We have before mentioned
the facts contain ed in but contains points interest 70 al
nav,gai ins tbose angercus The letter Is dated
BARK ANN, at new ORLE Ass May 81.
with deep regret have 10 inform you that the ark Ann
under my COMMAND from New York this port was run
ashore Grange key Bank on the orning ef The h ins
M1N 4 y, stsWvSRW Es, "a gpaseg hRQai SpQS,
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SUPfo1D SucDE.-Coronsr Connsry bed IN inquest
yesterday, ct the Seventeenth ward station house. upon
the body Il woman NAMED MARY Ryan, who disd from,
rcsdsncs No. 2S2 Tvefth street Wills in state OF IN.
sanity The deceased had been crazy for time past
Verdict In accordance With the above facts Deceased
FOUND DRowND-C Coroner Perry held an inquest, u
the foot Of Robinson street, upon the body Of man
named Barney Clancy, who found drowned at pier
26 North river The deceased lived In West Eighteenth
street. and had been missing since the LIST inst Verdict
"Desth by drowning" Deceased was 20 years of age,
and was . native Of Ireland.
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Governor Reeder at Home.

EAsToS PA, June IL, 1855.
Gov Reeder arrived in town this evening, from Phi-
adelpha. he met at the depot BY band of music,
and large number Of citizens and escorted to the hotel
whsn thanking the citizens for their poteness he retired
he made auson to politics His puzzles his
friends considerably Rumor says he has spent the last
two days with Mr.. Buchanan.
Col. EidrioQe, Of Kansas, proprietor Of the hotel
destroyed in Lawrence arrived here this afternoon BE
leaves for EAnsaf in 4 week.
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Total amount exported IN 1856, zoos, IA Col pounds
which, at IN average price Of eight cents per pound
would produce the u $50 673 e6S OS rs
the Southern exports OF sing article
The government has received information from our Mi
mister Berlin, and from other sources of cor ten,
plated imposition of additional duties American leaf
tobacco, by the Zolveein, Commercial Union of the
German satss but the Secretary of State thinks IL IN
wise make public, yet the exact character Of the
information. At proper time all the facts will be laid
before Congress- for such action may be deemed
sary to protest American interests
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA June IL, 1855.
Stocks dull-Pennhylvan~ State 6's $751; Residing Rail-
road 49, Long Island Rsiiroad, 1875 Morris Canal IA;
PeLnsy lvAnia Railroad, 1914
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA June IL 1855.
The rarkets yesterday quite active, and prices
for beeves and sheep ~ vaIced shade.
BEtP CAT1E-Ths offerings of beef cattle, bv YarmAn,
70 $50 head, mostly good and they quickly sold at
from So rs 10 S11 80 100 lbs One lot Of fine cattle
at Toroert's yard, brought ~ high as S12.
SHEEP y. Hoffman offered the greater portion of
from "a to IS per head. 600 sold by 7. Acorn at
"a 25.
HoGs-This market was not very full only l. 900 head
having been offered sold at from 81 to 81 IS per 100
lbs.
Cows AND CALvm-Ths supply Of this kind Of sto.k
continued initec, and c'nsequsntly the demand
tirues good. Only Ito sold at average price Of
about $55.
BUFFALO. June Ill P. N.
Flour 10 more demand. Sales, SEQ bo!s. mmon to
CO., IS 81 So, and extra. So % So SO. Wheat quiet
and steaoy Corn unchanged sales of rs COO bushels
heated at 500, and 500 bushels sound at 34o Rye 10
store at &c. Oats nominal sales at 31c 32c. Canal
York Receipts yesterday s5S bo!s four bushels
wheat IL GIT bushels Exports by canal H. 900
bushels wheat, 40 OC0 bushels corn.
ALBANY, June 11-7P.u
Oats-ssIes 7.5eo bushels canal, at $50. Rye-sAles
1900 butbels At SOC.
Flour unchanged; sales 600 bbs. at Sc rs 81 for
ira Car adisn. Wheat in far demand sales 20, 600
bushels rec Ohio and pdisps private terms. Corn
Sales 20 eco bushels sound Western, 1t 38c Received
corn. Shipped by canal so 600 bushels wheat, and
IL, coo bushels corn.
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The Cape DE Verde canine.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, june II, 1856.
Enclosed statement OF the funds received and how
employed, by the Portuguese Relief Committee. The
provisions left this port this evening, for the islands per
brig N. Hand Bssijes these, the Corn Exchange Com
mitee also shipped for the destination 1886 bbs Of
Corn and 25 bbs. feur.
We beg 10 thank Mr.. VIM G. Lord for his kind aid In
corn purchases.
c. H. DEA FIGAUIERE, President.
N. BETA CuxBA REIs Treasurer.
J. WAIA FERREIRA, Secretary.
List Of the subscriptions raised BY the Portuguese Com
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PRIyATEERING.
The Speaker laid before the House message from the
President in reply to the resolution calling for any in
formation regarding the action Of the leading Powers Of
Europe relative to privatesrng and the proceedings o.
the late Paris Conference thereon saying information
OF that character had been officially communicated to
this government.
A quorum present, but many had paired of, and
alter repeated iueecual efforts to procure working
majority the House &C iourned.
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Aid fer Kansas Settlers.

Boston, June II, 1856.
The Kansas Aid Committee have received up to the
present time about $40 600 in cash contributions in
Guiding $500 from josiah Qancey senior. The commit
tee in Worcester have colestsd e5, 900.
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Baltimore Democratic Ratification Meeting.
BALTIMORE JUNE IL, 1856.
An immense meeting held this evening to
ratiy the nominations Of Buchanan and Breckenridge.
B. c. Freshman was the chairman. Speeches made
by Mssars. Govern Matthews and Wright, Of Mssis-
tippi Lane, of Oregon, and Allen, of Illinois.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-12
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

u
70. Asr1NwA1-Innos sh and George Law 18th q each
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
and ~ From Havana lO and aSh, due At New York i7H
EErIRE ORR OR NEW asANApA,yron New Yort no. ar
70 ssH Now e,1ssa: M Fro" No" Or
5 .na sH sesas ss xos s . s
ouaRsn New York lst OF essh month"; arriving
& us a. f New A Yor S From mobile M Havana
0AIAwBA-From New York h arriving a Havana q and
= New Yos NOW LIN '' aus
sn the SSvs ds s n % @ the T ~
will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and HAVANA ~
THE ovERLANprYAns 70 INDIA AND CEINA.
Tho following may be Of value 70 those having ooroad-
The mai leaves Southampton the "A and 10th Of each
Arrives at Gbrsa- spud. the sh and 25a Of same month.
Arrives Malta abou! y l4h and 3Oh OF month
Arrives at Alexandra Rbous the ls Of sane and IN q oi-
Leav65 about the s9 slst and s 9Th Of
ayss 4dsn about he ssh s q same and day Of AMI
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about Sd 81
and 1911 to list Of the following month
ri and 22d d o ed q following month. 49, -
ss
at Puo Penang about the l2h or laA and 18Th and
about the lsn 18th and slss on Ii Of
'i Leaves Singapore about Il hours sner arrival.
Arrives st BoDS Kong about the I'd or h and SA or LON
OF I following mgr m %nv sor sbanvb.a.
Two malls leave glsnd.one on the sth and ION Of esc
time the Southampton mail
NJ Al packages and lssvs tae~dsd for The new YoHx
AIxAsAo FOE Ezv Yox-Fm DAT.
M srTs........... 7 80 Mas VArrR..."".morn 3 "a
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The United States mail steamship Nashville Cap ain
Berry, from New York, arrived here Monday night At
II O'Clock.
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The ship brought ~ easy Sand clay bottom, ed upou
soun4ing es9 Of water We found wnieh Wa e A kaa
drausht; reef Of rooAs elae abo0r1
der hs "seo salbcara bise Co@msnssa throwing Over
tie cargo In the houses deck cousng q 40 bta
lima We than got out boa and made two attempts - -
an auchoe, but without success; g waa npoeh 6r anV
On The port beam ana blowing fresa The wesasr tAssaa
Limiting Tho veas succeeded In hesving her or without
sghte damage than tie los Of aew ahees Of Copper
There single package Of goods misng damaged,
ospt.s ne nas aho.t Cine previous q ,slhng dsGcys1
Russel nom Eew York for Tempco via Nassau, MP. -
struck the reof few hours previous and proved oa
The cayao saved One Of tho wrecke vessels Als0
ios, DurDs The night passed two brig. AID short time 49,
light. and hailed whom hy upg prompty she snsesedel =
"echirg clear" We still ept The lights up, and watched Or
also drscy fo ~ but on seeing our position hsclsd -
the Banks Obliged tsck clear Orange Key
In consequence Of westerly current which
after getting ship aioa setting from two z
two ard half knos per hour.
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NJ Al packages and Letters ta.esdsd for The new =
HHRALD should be seaJed
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NO. so.

gratitude due me fort tho my efforts 10
behalf of i poor, dsGsnceiess, but mnch
loved maiden Il was signed ssSessral
Citizens = and contained one hundred
dollars Shortly afterwards the youth
came 70 pay alI the money he could
raise i simply showed him the motel
had received, and askedhim TO keephis
hard earnings for bis wife, when He got
one. He owned he had intended to
make Lizzie Mad~orth his wife very
Esoon. 4
Next dsy ] succceded il cleating ~
other client from conviction 81 rUbbinE
the mail and made a considerable
handle Of tho fortunate discovery of the
letter which had saved an innocent gill
on the day before, in my appeal TO the
jury and if made them feel that the
finger Of Omnipotence was ID the work,
it was because l sincerely believed that
the young man was innocent cf all
crime /; and am sure they thought 80
too.
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r. b. .LAscAsrER--Drput County Surveyor.
Il Sauk Rapids, Benton County. Minnesota.
/. .SAUK RAPIDS LAND AGENCY.'

- A. GILMAN having established Land
Ns Agency at Sauk Rapids. Minnesota, 10
aow ready 10 attend to all business connected with
buying and selling lands locating Warrants, paying
Taxes, &c. &C., in the most advantageous manner,
and 1t the usual rates.
made 81 Loans. Gsd IL sae ale 'e oee dgsess o..
sposte the u. s. Land Office. Business hours from
10 o'clock. A. NJ. to 4P. NJ. All orders by mail
nsist b addressed 70 g. A. GILMAN, Sauk Rapids,
Mia. Ter. t@ Il ta
E,rERE NcEss:
g. w. Sweet, Reg. Land Office, Sauk Rapids.
w. H. Wood, Rec. g Sc g
Snyder and McF Farlane, Land Agents, Minneapo-
liz, Min. Ter.
Trxcy & Farnham, Bankers, st. Anthony, M. r.
e Gov. w. A.. German, st. Paul.
G. g. Hawthorne, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.
J. J. Gilman. ESQ.,, Canton, Miss.
Aosust.is Duxant, Esq, Boston, Mass. ss
Hon. !. A, Eastman, Concord, N. H.
8. D. Greeley, ESQ.,, j"
, Sauk Rapids, Oct. rs, 1855. n28f
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/ MADE HIM FEEL INDEPEND-
I'D ENT.

A man named Porter says he once
had arical friend, betweea whom
and himself there existed a great in
timacy. q.
Every Saturday night, as Porter sat
balancing his cash, a note would come
requesting the loan Of five dollar bill.
The money was returned very puuctu-
ally at eight o'clock on the following
Monday morning.
But what puzzle the lender was. that
the person always returned the identic-
alnote he had borrowed. @
Since he had discovered this, he made
private marks on the note still the
same was handed back. II
One next Saturday evening Porter
sent a FIVE dollar gold piece, instead Of
a l.ssss, and marked it. Still the same
coin was returned on Monday.
Porter got nervous and bilious about
it he could not sleep for thinking Of
il he would wake bis Wits in the mid
die Of the night, and ask her what she
thought ofsuch strange occurrence.
He was fast boiling over with curios-
ity, when note came from the rever-
end borrower, one Christmas eve, ask
A. rc% 49,, Ic1Iaro
"A brilliant thought struck our friend.
He put on his great coat, resolved to
call on his friend and demand an ex-
planation Of the mystery. @ s
When he was shown to his friends
study, he found him plunged into the
profoundest melancholy. Il
.Mr. ''said our friend, !" if
you will answer me one question, will
let you have ten dollars. How does it
happen that you always repay me the
money you borrow Of me on Saturday,
in the same coin or note on Mondays"
The parson raised his head, and ae
ter violent struggle, as though he was
about to unveil the honored mystery
Of my soul, said, lin faltering tones:
$ Porter, you are 4 gentleman, q
scholar. Christian, and-a NewY ork--
er. know | can rely on your inviola-
ble secrecy listen to the secret Of my
eloquencc. You know that l am poor,
and when ! have bought my Sunday
dinner, ! seldom have rod cent lett-
Z Now, ] maintain that no man can.
preach the gospel and blow UP his con-
gregation properly without he has some-
thing in his pocket which will inspire
him with confidence. .
4 i have therefore borrowed Ave dol
lars Of you every Saturday evening, that
! might feel il occasionally AZ | preach
ca % Sunday Youknow how indepsn-
IDENTIFY ! preach. How make the rich
shake ia their shoes. Well. Il is al ow-
ing 70 my knowing 70 myselfthst ] have
got : five dollar bill in my pocket.
OF course, never having 70 use i for,
any other purpose. il il not changed,
bnt invariably returned to yoa On ths
next Monday morning.
s Now, 90 Mr.. George Law i com
ing % hear me preach to morrow, 4
thought thatII would trythe effect of =
ten dollar bill, ssrman On him" s:ts
Hugh Miller. the distingu guisked Scotch
geolokist, one ofthe first scishsifC Cnenof
u sgs, and ons " The finest spectlAshs
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iH3YeA ~ s ssss I N s7
s,tainly, NJ. 1 meantime ono elsss
|hslId WV rigHt thers.'' ~ ssl ~ I Es
d ssw NH. N. though naturally \
halsi woman. vas son,ewhat moved by
pocr sIizabett1's misery. 's'R as''s ".
q Dsld your cook have known, ny
NY psans lin your knowledge. where
yoaf money was ~ # u
&. Yes, iii |; for she has often come,
Sg room when I wan there, and
Z W glvea bsr money with which ~
buy Illffoviisious VI market- t-inn,en sx1ho hap
pensd eIong with their Wagons z
y One more question !: have you
kno~nof the prisoner y having had any
money since this was stolen ~ +stst.
= M, sir. - 1sssl
4 nov called Nancy Luther back, and
shs began 70 tremble y little, though her
look was bold and defant as ever.
MiAs Luther," | said, I. Why did
yod notsinform your mistress Ut once Of
whst you had seen, without without
waiting for her to ask FOR the lost
money 7p
= Because ! could not make up i'll MY
mind q once 10 expose the poor girl. n
she answered promptly
. s. Yios say you looked through the
key-hole, and saw her take the money!
~ Yes, sir. =
Where did she put the lamp while
she did so! -
I. Onsthe bureau
81 IL your testimony you said she
stopped down, when she picked It up, ,
What ao yon mean BY that -
The girl hesitated, and finally said
she didn't mean anything, only that she
picked up the lamp.
Very well !" said /. "How long
have you been with Mrs. Naseby !"
g Not quite year, sir.
a How much does she pay you d
week l''
st dellar md thrse quarters 4 s
Have.you taken up any Of your pay
Isince you have been there e.
Yes, sir?"
Flow much ?''
s 4 don't know, SIR =
s.sWhy don't you knowl" si4s
''How should III? I've taken II al
different times, just as | wanted it, and
hare kept no account. =
!" Now if you bad any wish 10 harm
the prisoner, couldnt you have raised
twenty five dollars to put ID her trunk r.
J" No, sir. Z she replied. with virtuous
indignation.
!" Then you have not laid up any
money since you have beeathere p
No sironly what Mrs. Naseby
may owe me. !"
Then you didn't have twenty-five
dollars when you came there ~
'sNo sir; and what's more, the money
found in the girls trunk was the money
that Mrs. Naseby lost. You might have
known that is you'd only remember what
you hear. = 4.
This was said very sarcastically. and
was intended as crusher upon the idea
that she could have put the money Into
the prisoners trunk However, | was
hot overcome entirely.
\. Will you tell me II you belong il
tfhis State I" / asked next.
4. a., sir"
.s III what town Z"
She hesitated, and for "a instant that
bold look forsook her. But she finally
answered,
belong i solners, .M1ontg gome!ry
county
next turned tasMrs Naseby
Do you ever take ! receipt from
your girls when you pay them I" ask
L cd.
Il. Always,'' 4 she answered
Could you send and get one ofT them
for me- s''
.93b. fS$
She told the truth about my pay
ments !" Mrs. Naseby said.
q, ! don't doub. !. y" ! replied !;
but occular proof Is the proof for the
court room. So, if you can, wish you
would procure the receipts. I,
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- .HAMLIN AND LANCAsTER's
EXCHANGE OFFICE AND LAND
A G.E N G X.
Sask Rapids, Benton Co. .Minnesota.

A0&k ltGptds, bent0D Co., utnneS0tG.
HrNOxLECTlONs made, Land Warrants To-
~ Gated, Money Invested, and ali business
entrusted 70 their care promptly and faithfully attend.
e6tS. is ssys a7ss ss 3 &
EpwARp O. .HAALls, lR. D. LAscAsrxn,
Att'y at Law.5 surv'r Civil Engr.
REFE ERENcESs:
Hon. Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Gov. Minnesota,
81. Paul, M. +. 7s .S
Jeremiah Russell, ESQ.,, I Sank
Geo. w. Sweet, ESQ.,, Rerg. u. o, Rapids
Daniel Baldwin, Esq. Saint Anthony Falls.
ZION. N. B. Eldred, Naval Officer, Philadelphia,
Rsoasylvania. fE
Hon. Geo. w. Woodward. Judge Of the Supreme
Csurt, Penn.
Warren ]. Woodward, ESQ.,, WiIkeshane, Luz
xerne Co, Penn.
NJ SaD. syvard, Esq, Cash. HonesdaIe Bank, Homes
Prof. John T +. stoddard, Miilersvile. Lancaster
Comfy, Penn A
Prof. Willard Richardson, Hartford, susq.. Co. Pa
sslnh fseIdssaesd' assd & g." Co. New York.
Sask Il pids, Dee, ~, 1856. n2s,f
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EuwARD d. HAnL,s--Atiorney and Counsellor q
= awL Sank Rapids, Benton County, Minnesota. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-24
Legal Notice.


KATHARINE sPILLERS, of the State of Iowa,
y will take notice that on the 18th day of
August 1856, at the instance of William Nc
knight as Administrator of William C. Martin,
deceased a summons and order of attachment
was issued against her by Joel F. Randolph,
Esq, a Justice of the Peace in and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, demand
ing $50 with interest from April II, 1851.
That said summons was returned defendant not
found, and said attachment returned endorsed
no goods, &c. found to attach with |. suggestion
that said defendant had an interest in real
estate in said county. The said Administra-
tor afterwards on the 30th day of August, 1856,
fled q transcript of the said proceedings in
the court of common pleas of said county,
upon which the said Administrator obtained an
order of attachment from said court, for the
sum aforesaid, which has been returned served.
The said defendant will also take notice that
on the 3oth day of August, 1856, said plaintiff
filed in said court his petition in civil action
against said defendant demanding said sum of
money; and that unless said defendant shall
appear in said corrt, or before the third
Saturday after the sth day of October, 1856,
and answer said petition, that at the October
term of said court, 1856, the plaintiff will ask
for a judgment against the defendant by de-
fault for $50, with interest from the 18th dav
of april, A. d. 1851.
lIoLLIsrER, OKEY & HoLLIsrER,
1885. Att'ys fer Plaintiff.
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