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Butte record., 1856-03-08
ECIAL NOTICES.
II Q Heel
FERRY NOTICEI

Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed will aFp'y to the Board of Supervisors Of
Butte county. at their next regular meeting,
for license to run a Ferry across the North
Feather river, at Island Par.
THOMAS NALL & co.
Island Bar, March 9Th, 1856. mis- iw'
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NOTICE

The Stockholders of the South Feather Wa
ter Co, are hereby notified, that the Trustees
Il said Company have levied an assessment Oh
10 per cent upon each share of stock. payable
Il the Company's Office at Forbestown, on the
10th of February, 1856
e'ytcE s. F. W. Co, ". II. DARRACH,
Jan, II, 1856 Secretary
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rA- We acknowledge the receipt OF
Public Documents from Hon. JAS. w.
Denver, and Hon. Phil. Herbert, our
Representatives in Congress.
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LooK OuT.-It is said that bogus ten
dollar pieces are in circulation in San
Francisco and Sacramento.
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L. II. d o. Ditch.

We learn through Mr.. Craigue, that
the VI -er is running in that part of the
ditch tiaat is finished above Stringtown.
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WANTED.

Several copions showers, or about four
weeks steady rain-for further particu-
lars enquire of the Miners Of Butte.
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DECLARATogY Nort uE..

RTOTICE Is HEREBY CIYEN-That /,
~ .tacl;el V. Powell, wife OF Jacob Powell,
of the county of Butte, and S,ate Of Calfor-
MIA, do hereby declare, that intend from and
after this date, 10 cary bus ness in my own
name and on my own account, in said county
Of Butte; that the nature OF said business is
keeping Public House a jacks Ranch, Far
iAipg, raising Stock a0d Poultry, Dairy bust
ness and Team;Dg and that | will be individ-
ually responsible in my own name, for all
debts contracted by me on account of my said
business And l further declare, that the
amount of capital invested in said business
and to be invested in said business, does not
exceed the sum Of five thousand dollars
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and seal this sixth day of
March, i. D. 1856,
r. V. POWELL. SEAL.
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~ The District Court for this county
meets on Monday next
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NlnISIu.LL iSSiT OFFICE.

HARRIS, EIABCHAND s. Co.
Z. Street, near the corner Second street,
MARYsviLLE, (Also lO7 J. ST. SACRAMENTO
II. HARRIS, Melter and Refiner.
d. MAKO HAND. A,sayer.
L, M, MERRILL. Treas. and Busines Ag't
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SIEHIFsS sAE2.


Ely Virtue Of an execution issued out Of
ED the District Court, Ninth Judicial Dis
trict in and for the Couty of Butte aui State
of California, 20 me directed AID delivered
commanding me to make tue sum of 0ae Thou
sand Dollars deht-and the sum Of Forty
Two Dollars costs Of sui and the accruing cost
wherein the People Of the State of California
are Plaintiffs & Lem See Hainy and Chine are
Defendants, viii proceed to sell at public
salc o the highes tbiddcr on Saturday the Sth
day of March y. D. 1853, between the hours
prcscibed b. lan, the following d scribed prop
erty, to wit all OF the rigAt Title and inter
est Of the above named defendants in aud to
one Building situated on the Main street Of
China Town a sort distance below the Town
Of Oroyil!e; said building being 2G by 36 feet
on the ground and one story high with a shed
or kitchen running along the rear 10 feet IN
width. Also, one Building joining on to the
one ab3ve described Is by - on the ground
and two stOrIes high with = shed or kitchen
running along the rear 10 feet in width Also
ooe twostory Building adjoining On to the
last above dc-crised. - by % feet on the
ground with a shed or kitchen running along
the rear 10 feet wide Also the ground upon
which the above described buildings are loca-
ted
Sale to take place at the Cosrt House door
in bidwen. Terms Cash
P. FREE4, Sheriff Butte County.
February 9, 1856.
feb9144 1t
The above sale IS postponed till Friday the
l4th day OF March at the same time and place
aforementioned.
P FREER, Sheriff
B.dwei!, March s, 1865, Is
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r. Y. POWELL. SEAL.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, pe,

COUNTY OF BUTTE CO.
an THIS sixth day of March, A D. 1856
W before the undersigned, County Clerk of
said county, personally came Rachael V Pow
ell. known to me t. be the individual dcscri bl d
in, and " no executed the foragong instrument
or declaration, and declared before me. her in
tention to DO business in said county, in her
own name aud ou her own account, and that
the nature of said business is that Of keeping
Public House at J Jack's Ranch, Farming, rails
ing Stock and Poultry, Dairy business and
reaming, from and after this date; and that
she viii be individually responsible in her own
name, for all debts contracted by her, on her
own account, in said business; and that the
capital invested, and to be invested in said
business, does not exceed the sum of FIVE
thousand dellars, the same as set forth in said
declaratory notice.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said
county, at BidwelI, this sixth day Of
March, a. D. 1856.
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h'Hh AN-'A' 1i-AHi@ "a hO4u OLA 10 " LII p
HOURS IN BARS or COIN.
Bars bearing our stamp, will be recognised
and received at the usual rates BY Bankers
and Shippers of Treasure
Miners, and dealers in Gold Dust in this
Country, sending dust to us per Express, car
receive returns in Bars or Coin in return Ex
press. Thus saving the time and expense Of
sending their Deposits to San Francisco -
Our terms for Assaying, are the same as at
the San Francisco Offices
H. HARRIs, has been employed in the Il
ted States Mints at New Orleans and S,n
Francisco, and also at the several Assay 81
fees in San Francisco, from which he I.,i,j.
Certificates
ID. MARcHAND, passed his examinat.er az
the Mint OF Paris, from which he hold. !, d
pioma, and also Private Stamp repi.-c-,-.
at that Institution, which makes his / IS re-,
cognized and merchantable in Franc Sc
bold also, Certificates from Shippers .-.l.
pondents in New York and Philadelr.,ia. vI..
have tested our Bars in those cities. 0e.c
fer to the following named Gentlemen.
Messrs. FoRBEs & BABcocK.
g GEo. FISHER, Secretary ea
OF T. S. Land Commisn Fe..:.gss-o
j. b, WEIR & Co
Messrs- D. 0. MILIs & Co.
b. F. HAsrISGs & Co. S;acra
j. NJ. RHODES, ESQ r.nt
LADY ADAMS Co"
Jan 26I2-1m
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P FHEER, Sheriff
Bilwell, March S, 1856 IS
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SEEErEr.:S SAIE.

B,dwel,, March s, 1865,
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c. b MACY,
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stitution.

Never have we seen a political party bear
up under defeat as well as the Republicans of
1856. They have better countenance to.
day than the democrats. Conscious of hav-
ing struggled for Right against Wrong. for
Freedom against Slavery, for Principle and
Humanity, they have no remorse Of con.
scierce; none of that gloomy feeling which
att aches to the defeat Of those who are seek
ing merely for the spoils of Office. Their tri-
umph in the Free States, where we have Free
Schools and Free Ministry, is brilliant and
complete. Among the corruptions Of large
cities, where immortality, drunkenness, vice,
superstition, and ignorance are unbridled,
there you will find the strength Of Buchanan
and Fillmore. The facts are in figures, and
cannot be gainsayed. Such has been our tri-
umph that in many of the eastern cities and
towns, jubilees are being held, cannous fred,
and general rejoicing prevails. The fact has
been established that there is North-thst
there is a powerful and deep-seated determi-
nations that not another foot of this vast
and beautiful country which was consecrsted
to Freedom by the blood of our Revolutionary
Fathers, shall ever be tainish, d by the foul
stain of human slavery. We are in favor Of
a celebration, in Perrysburg, of the triumph
which the Republicans have achieved in the
Free North. Most certainly we have cause
to rejoice, and could put to shame any similar
effort on the part of the minions of the slave
power. Baird would no doubt prepare afeast
of fat things for the occasion. What say the
ever active and jealous champions of Free
dom
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and the time Of his commission does not ex-
pire 6nlil the second Monday of February,
1857. hall still holds that commission, and
asks to receive another certificate which will
enitle him 70 seat in Congress. The con-
stitution Of Ohio says that all votes cast for
a judge ofthe Common Pleas Court, (" for
any elective Office, except a Judicial Office,
under the nuthori.yOfA.his State. given by
the General Assembly, or the people. SHALL
BE voIn.", Now what is the duty of the
GoSernor9 An the facts are in his posses
sion. Must he obey the constitution and con-
slider all votes cast for Lawrence W. Hall
"Svoid % or shall he trample upon the con-
stitution and declare said Hall ddly elected to
Congress We say he should obey the con-
stitution,
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&. A. HIGGINS, Editor.
The Result.

o. The Returns from the election come in We
ry slow from Southern Stat s. Fillmore may
have carried enough to throw the election into
the House, and he may have failed to carry
single state. His friends confidently claim
Maryland, but it is yet uncertain that they
even have that crumb Of comfort. 1t will be
necessary for Fillmore to carry three or four
Southern states to defeat an election by the
people. .o .l .- .r.r-i
ia Fremont's majority in New York, over Bd-
chanan. ia about IS 600 over F'llm',re, 1885,
600. The entire Republican State ticket is
elected by similar majoriues, and Of course
the Legislature is right. a. 1
~ Massachusetts is reported to have given a
majority Of 1000 for Fremont over Buchan.
an: Buchanan is supposed to have received
shout 5000 American votes in the Bay State,
Maine is Republican by 95 900.
New Hampshire is largely Republican.
The Green Mountain boys voted almost
unanimously for Liberty. .....
But four Northern States have gone for
II South. ......
The Flllmoreites are now satisfied, we hope,
that "a strong American feeling exist" and
that that feeling is founded upon the heaven
born principle Of Liberty and Equality.
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0}@ The New Haven Palladium and the
Young Mems Central Union of New York,
have declared for Fremont in 1860. The
Palladium says: Let the organization, 50
recently begun, be perfected in every Safe,
and although without the power of the Gen
eral Government, we shall, nevertheless, have
The power to hold the enemies OF Fremont
firmly in check, and be all ready to make a
finish of them in the short period Of four
years. Gen. Jackson failed of an election
when he was first nominated. He had bu
90 votes out of 26l. The next time he had
l78 out of 26l"
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How T'hey Take IL.

The democracy are heartily ashamed of
their triumph. Ask them what they have ac-
complished, and the answer will be, we have
elected Buchanan" When told that they
did not elect him. the only answer they can
give is, well, the South dill" Their grins
are horrible as those of a guilty culprit over
the commission of some terrible crime. And
why should they no be so Does every man
who voted for James Buchanan not feel that
he is guilty of aiding AMI abe,ting in the crimes
against humanity which are daily occurring
in Kansas, and in extending the curse Of
slavery, and increasing the power of that sys-
tenn which confers unequal strength in Con-
gress and in the Executive department of the
General Government? What victory The
triumph Of wrong The success Of an oligar-
chy N free government. No wont er the
success is received in solemn silence throu III.
ouI the free north, while the Slave drivers o.
the south are drunk with excitement over the
triumph which they have achieved by divi-
ding, buying and deluding northern voters
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wIn the South, where it was death for a
men to propose to vote for Frcmont-where
Buchanan and Fillmore monOpolized the votes
facilities for receiving election returns are
SC limited that in those states where the con-
test is close, the result cf The election will 70.
be kEown for weeks yet.
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NOTICE hereby givento the owners Of the follow
l Ting described lands to wit: The whole of sec
tons ls and 10. town 4, range east and the north
west quarter Of section H. town four range nine east
be meeting Of the trustees Of Milton township, on
Thursday. the 18th day Of November next at the
house of William Kirk. to open and ditch swail-run
section s town 4, range and apportion the cut
ting of the same WILLIAM KIRK Pet'nr
Oct l6. l95G-33wGx0 bS "
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.--Ther VIII be petition presented to.
the Commissioners of Wood county, at their ne 1t
regular session asking for the vacation of part the
fer rond on the porth bank Of the middle branch ~
Portage river, commencing at the guide board nenr
Edward Ooyns and extending up the river to where
Oct. 20, ,1S56--24w4
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DOAD NOTICE.-.There VIII be presented to
II the Commissioners of Wood county, Ohio at tbeir
session in December petition for alteration in the
County Road leading from, West Ahllgroye to William
Ferralls, in Hancock county TO commence Where
said road the north and south center line OF
ton thirty (30) in Perry township; thence south on
said line through part Of sections thirty 1907 and th
ty-One (3l,) TO the original route. " fsrs
Oct. 20, lS56--2Gw4F ........ .-.. co.
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GT Illinois is reported to have given A.
600 msiori'y for the Republican State ticket,
and 5000 for Buchanan. There must have
been some Trading to produce such re-
rult
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EstTay Notice.

STRAYED from the pasture of Jeremiah Knell, in
iCF dom township, Wood county Ohio, two year
old mare colt described follows: Rather tight
sorrel hind foot white rather light and taif
and white stripe running from below her right eye
down her left nostril. ANY person returnn,
said colt the subscriber will be literally compensated
for his trouble in so doing. VIM. n. KNOLL.
Nov Il IS56--26tf .... H5 in "a.
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Legal Notice.

Horatio ~ Aexander, administrator de bonis Of
Matthias Martins estate James Martini Eliza Mar
... tin. Peter Martin and others. t...-
Wood Probate Court. Petition to sell real estate.
TANIES Martin. Eliza Martin. Peter Martin, Marga-
u Martin and the unknown heirs aud legal repre-
sentatiTes of Matthias Martin. deceased hereby
tilted that the Sd day of November. 1856, said ad
mnisrator FLED his petition in the Probate eostt Of
Wood county. Ohio, the object and prayer of which r
obtain order TO assign dover and sell the foOw
ing real estate, TO wit: The $. pit. w, s. E. anil
S. pit +. S. T.. of S. l3 T. 5, X, IL, containing Do
acres of land being the farm which said Matthias
Martin resided the time of his decease, lying in
Wood county. Ohio. Said petition will be for hearing
on the Ist day of December, 1856. L.a--.
HORATIO n. ALEXANDER,
PRICE & JEFFERSON, Atty's. Admin de bonis non =
Nov. g. IS56--26w4S2 10. .tlrN-r Z tt INl te-l.
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Goss Rond--Ditch Ndtic,

''O William Findlay. Jacob Loop. William W.
L Howe. William Krause. Joseph Needing Charles
f. rennywell. &. Bowman. Jacob Thomas. Norman c.
Baldwin, Meancthon Barnett Samuel STARK weather
Starkweather Tracy, Emily Crane John Crane,
samuel Crane Richard Mott. Aristarchus Champion,
MilIam Baker deceased, Silas Muncil, the owners
ofands within one half mile of the following described
ditch: - .H q
fou are hereby notified that the Trustees of Perrys-
burg and Lake townships, will meet at the house of
Joseph Harpel in said Lake township on Saturday
November 22, 1856 o'clock A NJ, and from thence
proceed TO view and locate ditch beginning at the
southwest corner of the north half Of the north
ming north on the west side of the road commonly
known as the Goss road to the creek near the west
quarter part of section 80 township s. range IL east
to apporton the labor and expense Of opening said
ditch to the parties interested according to law
JACOB LOOP, Petitioner.
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given Josiah Scott and Chas
~ Cliff heirs, the owners of the following desert
bed ands,t wit West half of north west quarter os
section 20 T. Q, X. TO- 80 acres; ~ E. Or Of sector,
20 L. - X 10, 160 acres; will take notice that tho
trustees of Henry Township will meet on the 9th Of
December 1856 at the place of beginning to lay out
and establish ditch or course commencing 10
feet south OF the center post Of section 26 r. r. TO-
orun parallel with the half section line running east
Portage Creek, and there to terminate. l
Oct. 10, lS5G-23wBs MANY pFTITIONERS.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that there will be pefi-
~ ton presented 10 the commissioners of Wood coun-
W for alteration in the Gilead and Poragevle road
commencing at the north west of section %
thence said section line to the quarter post of
said section thence south said quarter line mills
to the north line of section "a thence said =
n line until it intersects the Portageve road aud
al! said road vacated between said points.
nov q. IS5c-o6w4A ..N ...
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NOTICE is hereby given. that az the session Of
IN the commissioners Of Wood county, there will he
petition asking for the vacation OF the road rnnnin
from te Bell School house part of SECTIONS 70
and 3 until il strikes the Mount Pleasant ridge road.
TRUMAN HtNTER-
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Par1ncrshin Nofice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
IN tofore existing between Julius Blinn and CIV Jen-
nison under the stlye, and firm Of Blnn 4 JeS-
nison rs this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm win be settled and con-
tinued by Julius Blinn JULIUS BIINN,
c. V. JENNISOE.
Cash paid for Hides, Sheep Pets. Wool Re, &c,
PERRrsBuRG.A Aug. 10. 1856. JULIUS BLiNN.
A NY QUANTITY of Cottonw Wood and Oak LuM
A BER can be bought cheap of the subscriber, ar
steam snwmil miles east of town, or by applying to
T. II. MILLER & Co., Perrysburg. '.l
April TO- 1886. POPPE WARNS.
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October Q. 1s5G-2?wGsS.SSoD w le'''O0e''
DITCH NOTICE.-To Edgar d. Champ.

nITCH NOTICE.-To Edgar d. Champ, Samuel
IJMOss, and Loyel 5, Pond. the unknown u owners
OF the lands hereinafter described, you are hereby
notified as the nonresident Of the following
lands situate in Wood county, Ohio to wit: Edgar =
Camp. L. 5. ". section 80, town 6, range TO-
Samuel Moss W. S. f.. I, section thirty-hve town 81
range ten. Loyal 5. Pond, nOrh east gaarteS S.E.f
and +. n. f. section 32. township g. range TO- that
petition has been presented TO the Trustees Of Wash
ington township. in said county asking them lay
and establish ditch course commencing r
the south Of the half of the north
quarter of section L. township 5, range 10. thence
north about 200 rods then north westerly the
suitable ground to ravine in the north west quarter
Of section 81 aforesaid and TO sporton the expense of
laying ont and making thereof among the land owners
benefited thereby and that said trustees will meet on
the l2th day of December A. D. 1856. at the house of
John Black. in said township. to proeeed to lay
and apportion said ditch. PRICE & JEFFERSON.
Nov. 6, Is5G--2GwGs $50. Att'ys for Petitioners.
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Variable Farm for Sale.

VIZ offer for sale, very reasonable terms, RI
w tract SO, containing 1911 acres; river tract69
containing 1876 acres and the west half of southwest
quarter of section IA in town g. IS r.. containing 80
acres all in Wood county All this land ies ina body
within about miles Of Perrysburg. The farm is well
watered, and has upon il fine orchard andoSeL eco
of well improved land the greater par OF which
bottom land of the very best quality Fer terms in
quire of huAhAf q DopSk.
Nov IT, lS56.--27tf ... o. ....... I..-.gT
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Attachment Natice.

r. William Taylor against John McKDees,
Before Walter Davidson, j. p. of Webster township
Wood county, Ohio, ~ ..'"7
nN the 9th day of November, A. d. 1856, said JUS
Otice issued order of attachment in the above ac
tion for the sum of thirty-one dollars and hfty-two
cents. and fifteen dollars pre- bable costs.
Nov. g. lS56--2Gw3F VIM. ia y LOR.
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PnIcE & JEFFERSON, Atty's, Admin de bonis n,
Nov. 6, ls56--26w4$275. 'r g. sH i.o' ~ -'e.'
Benjamin r. IfoIIister's Esta

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified administrator
the Of Benjamin +. Hollistsr, late of Perrys
burg, Wood county, Ohio decreased. Persons having
claims against the estate, required TO file them with
me- duly proven within year from this date, and
those indebted to make immediate payment, ti.--
NATHANIEL ID. BLTNR,Adm'nr.
PrrRysnURG Oct 81 lS56--2Gw4$l gaI
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4 annrenfice Wnnted.

Apprentice Wanted.
n industrious boy, of good habits can nave an op-
Aportunity to learn the Cabinet making business oy
calling on me. ,, "m' NH"o"''''
PsrTvshprg, Sept. I, 1886.
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n Kelley plaintiff. against John L. Myers defendant

Before Walter Davidson. J. p! OF Webster township
Wood county, Ohio.
ONthe 10Th day of October. A. d. 1856, said Jus
tce issued an order Of attachment in the above ac-
ton' for the sum of twentyone dollars and ninety
cents and fifteen dollars probable costs.
Oct. %, lS56--24w3$1. .r Il NJ KELLEY
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A Variety.

Mr.. Nc Connel of S,ngamon CO H.. has
a flock of 81 900 sheep of the choicest meri-
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NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Sarah Maris
IN Heller has left my bed and board without inst
or provocaton' and alipersons thefefore berehv
warned against harboriug or trusting her onsny ac-
count as shall pay no debts of her contracting,
Oct. 20, 1S56--24w3t ADAM UEIIER
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sheTid's Sale.

copna Hart vs.. Homer Hart
DY virtue Of writ of ia issued and delivered from
1.-the court OF Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio
will offer for SALE at the residence of Mrs fart az,
the Pike on the goth OF November A. D. 1856 Hlot II
slaves and heading supposed to be Eve thousand or
more, taken as the property Of Homer Hart. Il
lJl nvt " W WE. COOK, Sheriff.
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1--WE Lave from Judge L"compton the
most positive assurance that Governor Geary
and ali the federal officers Of the Territory
are with us, though many of them are fIom
tho free states - ...a..I .rIf -.H. .-I.