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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
N Y. SUPREME COURT.-.BENyAMiS
I've AfpRyws. L,rs,o.; and ELIZA AHp ~ ~ Iss

NJ j. SUPREME COUhI.-.bENy ~
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u :. :So,: .n.. .snoD % 81 Ash d; q Is.. i..
s MY " .s!hSss st .ss Al
& II q. s.s 4 City s:- 1. :s s:
@ ' cS. si''1iS :: ts
Fish, sne..' Sounoss .ubsa.-, q. u, raich d
vent, four och.. and fror tcs AMI baodc
o. ' Of t S Lot Lot nsss sss
b., d,a nd two one bu,Jr.d and M Zee,
r., :: e once is s:T q: City, City
june Is, IsssI WALTER DuRACK. Referee.
n Y. PREME COURT-tiiram Barney
E'S hi fs.i. w. F..i.
Con: rot :Sd Ti ToT.s
above named dsfepdsn'' You are hereby :unm9ned & 70
Sd IL ID. ee Of the CeIi the Cy County of New
81 as CIV. II h sse s on
at ,,eI Office, No II Btosdwsy IN the City Of Ss-forn
Of the day Of snh services AID II you M 70
The ..o compliant within the time % Vii. fos
IL fH AZ sis
The ,ao complaint the office Of the Clk Of said
Cry Comfy the % day April 30 and copy thereof
Of tho Clerk OF Richmond
day Of April. 1885, BARNEY, HUMPHREY Butter,
j,5 iaw6wTh PiainunS Attorneys
CUPkEME COURT.-Tbe Farmers Loan and
- rtu,t Company Gideon A. Ssyl-s Sylvester May,
Aneh William II. Lo~ry. executors &C. OF Nathaniel A
Lowry ssed Marcus Epfeld lie Augustus
F. Alien lei Grsndon, Asahe Crowley Addson Crow
ley Madison BurDel Charles Maurice and Dascnm Allen
To 6eferdsnts GIDEON A. SAYLES and LUTHER
BEARDSLEY-Shs: You hereby summoned 70 answer
the action, ard cory OF your answer
OIL NE st Ecottylle Csrsrsueus COUNTY, Newfork within
tive n hs ,ect hereof exclusive Of the day VI
ouch and the fail to yer the complaint
soread the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
d. mar eed in the And you will taka notice that
Of Cattshusus County, on the 9th day Of June 1856
w. B. HUNTLEY, Plaintiff Atty
xSlsv6vTh Ellicottvile. N. Y.
THE PEOPLE of the STATE Of NETWORK,
by the Of God Free ard independent To All persons
teesed in the Estate Of DAVID HART late Of the City Of
EewYok deceased creditors egstees nett OF KIM OF ON
erwe Greeting: You and each Of hereby cited
and required personally be and sppear before our Surrogate
County Of NewYc,k a his Office IN the City OF new
Yorh the seventeenth day Of Decsmber next at eleven
occk n the that day then aud there 70 ettend The
final settlement of the account Of procee OF ALFRED
declared >,
nony whereof have caused the zeal Of once Of said
Surrogate IN he hereupto affixed. Witness ALEXAN,
DIR w. BRADFORD, esquire Surrogate OF our said
Cosny at the City Of New Ork the 10Th day OF june
the year Of our Lord Thousand eight hundred and
ffv.sir A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
je12 lsw4w'h
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SUDDEN DEATH on FERRY Boar Yesterday
morning. between 7 aud o'clock, Mr Samuel N B.
Scott, e siding q. No 1913 North Snth street. expired
sud-. My on board OF one OF the P.ckshp ferry boats.
Mr. Scott hs, for several years conveyed the mail from
Nes York TO Wilhsmsburgh. As he entered the gate
OIL the New-York side he complained OF feeling un~eI
and requested one of tie hands to carry the mail bag
on the boat On arriving on the other eide he started
TO 90 of the boat, but (. Il and died almost immediate
ly, is supposed Of heart disease His remains were
convened to bic bone. Deceased was abou. so years
Of age, ard leaves wife.
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EesaI NCtlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of s County .s.s %fhTAM Asv:'
Be- CITY Of New msn1factureI deceased ore
e r. CD q, q s SsS Of
You o. a's Or before the day January neaD.ed
N;T;YS sae@ the nth day Il 5Sw LOCKE
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of ne TSun . q, .s%ns bAS6 BRAoRD
Of The city ss
Hiram Rsynor rs Bowsry in the City Of on 2.
"' ''' o. ~'"'' HIRAM RAyNos Admiai.,,s.oI;
of ssH,n. Of .:sn:: % Hss'S
I s cry Ss
NOR BOWIE No. 81 waliit in the City Of yYors g.
q. ss s. d.. ss Of W. fs Sns
IN IawemTh JOHN NJ HOPKINS. 5N-'''
IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate
rr:%n. s. sS% claim: against SAMUEL Tr6s lac
yo.eh thereof the .ubseIheI. At the so,s e go vAhD
S % IN aS cy Cd Il.
sA%yEH T M yAhENTEISE' Execution.
eI2 IswsnoTh'
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
he County BC%
City New shpb ldeI deceased 70 present the
same With voucher hereof the subcriber at the
Ro~n No lls Secod III The City OF New
YoIi before the of December NEXT o'ed New
Ycrh the 9th day OF May ls6 , ,,,,,.
my3iawswThs ZACHARY PECK, AssHu@e.
TIVE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW-YOKK,
by d; re- na 3aS Il
the City Of Ne~Yo,k aec~s.ed adfos ~s.~e. next OF
lin, Other use s.e'ins: You and each u ara
hereby e't.d sid required IT, be- aud ar.s o-
Surrogate az " Of New York =. h' phcs 10 the
q oFewYoit the fnh day OF August nost, ~ ~Ieven
eook 'h- renoou II tba day then and ta'e T. az I'd ne
M al retirement of he account Of Uc~eei gs 81 SrEh
AMEkhAN Executor of the LAST VIII and i-st"n II q"
sal" zee In testimony whereof 40 have n'oh
ne Seal 81 Once OF Surrogate to ~ re- sunto at N
H.. WINES, ALEXANDER BRAD sDRD. -sln's, IN 70
Iossie o aid CoultS, A. the Ct OF Se~'fJ tn.
Th Gay Il Jure In he OF on, Ord me ,n,,. md
| epa HUNDRED end 6ny-ix A w. BRADFOaD,
D3lswtvh -m'osaia
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BURGLARIEs-Tbe residence of stephen Bread
we'll South Ninth street bursl so,y entered eay zee
sy morning. and large quantity OF wearing apparel was
taken CT, Nj.
1be secery Of Coiyer Debeyose corner o. South Nnth
and Nin,h streets was entered aud robbed Of quantity Of
butter 90, Ri, 9Th
Drt Police dc vered the door u NJ. So Crab avenue
oren and on eDg fo1Ld quantity of unmsde carmen
tied up for removal The had been disturbed aud let
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IL PArGENHNrs-On aud sfer FRIDAY, June ~, 1858,
ksunosy excepted Trains GOipg East-Leave 6roosSn td
6reenport and Saturdays st5 IN. for faphank,
81 and 345 m for lakeland M ana $40 So p IN
and AIS NJ. for Hemps,e.d M A. Is and m ;
kr Jsmsica 8 and 10 g. M 5:45. AL aud o. IN Tfape
SONG We-Lssvs Greenpor. fo- Brooklyn, 10 and on
ksn6sys st443s Ysphsnk, 6;'3 and i';S q M Lake
Up 10 Syosset 72e a and 44Op N. Hemps,esd. 6:S
I,S and rs and Sis Jamaica, 81 49, 7o, s;l5 and
St@S a. m 10 and 5:E m freight Train leaves at
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BURGLAR AREEsIED.-A man who gave his name
a, John Stevens arrested by Officer V1es brought before
Jk. Clsrry yesterday forenoon on charge Of ouss,iou.y
eisfrom several articles of jwery Accused ana al ago
tce escaped to ie.ye the house 81 9ae oil me
n.isbbor, who caused the arrest, Committed for trial.
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REscuEp-An insane man jumped overheard from
tie bs cue John Colby Gfeees wharf yesecsy de Wac
r.,cued nv Henry Ustmarp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

M lChIGAN SOUlHEhN hAILnOhO LIN c
M Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. KANSAS and
points and South obtain THROUGH Tickets
oil DrDaoD copcerins routes fare, kc, eitber by ts
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or WORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD by sppl,cston at the Companys
efce, No. 1873 Broadway. corner DEFY 81
JOHN y. PORTER General Agent NJ. g. r. r.
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NEkTRAL RAILRUAU OF NEW-JEnoEI-
~ Com eetu II New pton with the Delaware Lscks
and Western Railroad 70 Scranton Grea. Bend the
nosh and West sDd OF Ess,ou with the Lesh valley HAD
rue6 10 Ma ucbehunk. 800.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTs-Commeu june 8, is,e
Lowe NewYork for Esston and Intermediate uoin
vser No North River 1880 and 80 p TOT Somer-
VIE at $50 and TO- M. ard $3.50 and $50 p IN. .
The shove trains Elizabeth with trains ON the
New jersey Railroad which leave Eom the Foot OF
JOHN o. STERNS, Sup't
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GREAT CENT RAJ RIO u TE. .
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.-
.S SSEsT S 5sSTsst si RkISsS,p,
And their Rsroad aid Steamboat Connections TO Chicago,
wsSsse o,sI. su'ins 8, Louis Cairo and ali points
Via s1srETsIoN BRIDGE. s syS Or oswEoo' 4.
Conner Of Courilsnd..t. DARIUS CLARK. Agent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
r.,.snSs arr .a. vi, leave Fea foot q Du. est. . fosw
BUFFALO fXPRE S. :, a,r Buffalo
MAIL, s:l5a for Dw tr, sni Buffalo and 'nts5msat
:S% RssS:.;st :iA .: L:s'ss EaSI:" Train on the
R0tKJAND pAssrN0ER, ct $3.50 ?. M. from foot
Cbapber via Piernont. for suHern'' and intermediate
WAY PASSENGER. At p. m.. for Newbursh and Middle
NIGHT II FxFREss. At p m, for Dunllri ard Bua.S
The above Trains rua daily, Sundays excepted:
D: % for Ta the
snshamton with the Syracuse and Birshsn.on a.o.d iI
ct si's Gre
and Wese,n Railroad f scIsnton ct sunaS sno Dua
'''e'0' D'''" b. G. Hcc1LLUM General Superintendent.
NTEW WIDE-0AUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK - ROCHESTER.--Tho ROCHESTER, and
ssou W s sn.o Con- Ing and and
and Erie Railroads. forms direct route from Nswfork 70
The dreotpe,. Of thu, route together the superior
@ afforded by renders It BY far the most dssrs'
T:het can be procuIed al the NewYorl Railroad
Ticket Office foot of Duanest and No O brosdwsyi Also
In Jersey City.
Frehts win Ne transported between NevYork and Roche
tor with dpach Any information desired 10 regard therein
s1 b S sns b sHs % e. %
Exp,ess FrsSeht Agent, No 1893 Broadway.
.!; H' the fs'R Fl sS-Ss,s
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DEIPHiA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
ClTY-sinil and Express Lines: Leave New ok ano
q ard and p m. fare IS; II m ,s2 stopping at AL
Throush Tickets sold for Cincinnati tST and
ais S and the West. ard for Baltimore Washington Nor.
folk and through baggage checked 70 Washinstos In m
md Sp IN J. W. WOODRUFF. Assistant Supt
DENNS RAILROAD.-THREE
IDAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHltA.
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH -Ihe MORNING MAIL
TRAIN lesves Phl.d.lphia for Pittsburgh at and
for Phlsdelphis t2:S'p The MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Fhiscephs Pittsburgh at II and PtshuGh
Tor Philadelphia at s:% p. n.
rom 81. Louis Mo- Alton. Galena and Chicago. illinois
Frank Lexington Louisville, Ky Terre Baue, Madi
SON. La Fsye'te and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dsvton,
ium bus Zanesviie asson wooster Ohio; with the
boats from and To New Orleans St Louis Louie
Vile and Cincinnati
PASSENGERS VIII find this the shd'test most xpedous and
estshis between the East and West.
roh tickets CAR be had at either Of the sbovement oned
Courtlandtst New York
i'll. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Go,
No Aston House, Broadway, New fork
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. 18th and Nj. kess,
New.York Jan. 1856 Philadelphia
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IT7HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

Il TON foI BOSTON and PKUVIUENCE-Ihanu rouVe'
vitbsuf 6e,sy. change ~ cars u baggage.
The tsauers pLYk OUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and O.
VANDERBILT, Capt w. H. Frezee, IN connection with ne
stODnson Providence and Boston and Providence Ka
poads leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted from Piei
No O. Rorth Rver fIs wharf above Battery place. at ocioca
and StoDnson at 80 m, or on the arrival OF the msD
6ain which leaves Boston at $50 p
The G. VANDERBILT frem New.York Monday, Wednes
~ and Friday From Stonnston Tuesday Thur'day and Sat
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nsw.York Tuesday, Thur
Osy Saturday, From Stonneon Monday "Wednesday and
BS3dey.
Passenger proceed from sonnson PER Ra,rosd % Prov
Of those BY ser routes and ample time Tor all the
carly lne North and East Passengers
Nat prefer Il board the enjoy nights
y 1t npoturhsd breei fast desired and leave Stonoson In
ns train con aectns Providence with the II m
tJsin for Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies tho Steamer and Train
0soueb each way. .,
FOR passage rths or freight apply ct Pier No
Rsgth River at the Office No 10 Battery lsce
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TSOR LIVERPOOL PATRIOTIC LINE
III The new and splendid Sh ELLEN AUST Capt Wu.
H. Gsnek will sail for the above pert With disRstcn fe
gPOFFOaD TILESTON Co No % Broadway.
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MICHIGAN CENTHAD KAILFOiU,
And their Rsroad aid Steamboat Connections TO Chicago
wsuhee BurD gton. 81 Louis. Cairo and all points
West ard South west ...~. :.
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUFFALO, or O5"E6o,
az No i13 BHOADWAY, Ny.
Corner of Courtien6tst. DARIUS CLARK. Agent
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Gtfdmppars ano Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH.
II DEAL, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN HOUSE, SILVER
POINT OCEAN PORT and EArONTOWN- Tho superior
esktdI,tted steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Cspt John
Borden vip foot Of Jsys North River a. follows;
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tOtbNy. DUut OoI,noH1J -.
nunity the best adapted Boat ever on the route.
DAY BOAT for ALBANY, from foot Of Canal
IL st and Sprpfst-The steamboat ARMENIA will leave
evsry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7o'ciock,
lnpdns ipterned iste landings.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT and FALL RlVEK.-The splendid and superior
ssmer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 5o'clock p m !
nd Ray STATE Capt Jewett, leaves New. YorE every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, at O'Clock
um Pier No r. the Battery both touching a. New
Thereafter no rooms viii b. regarded secured to any sppl
cant until the same shall have been paid for
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great espatch
By az Express Freight Train .,,,,,
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ANEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK - NOTWITHSTANDING ROCHESrER .,

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
~ DEIPHiA. and the SOUTH snd WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-sini and Express Lines: Leave New.Y ano
q NJ ard and m. fare S.; II m 81 stopping at all
wsysstors ThIoosh Tickets ;eld for Cincinnati lsH and
k &c and through baggage checked TO Washins In
and u 10 J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt
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LA,1Essy TRoaI KANSAS.
Mlssaarians Returning Hame.
The s,cau,sr David Tatum arrived yes

:. - 81
The s,camer David Tatum arrived yes
teeiay afternoon from St. Joseph. Sh,
left that port on Wednesday last. Al
Kansas, she took on board about $50 cit
liens of Missouri, who, in obedience t.
the proclamation of Gov Geary, haes
given up their military organization ane
returned to Missouri. They were prin.
cipally from the counties of Howard
Boone, Saline, Cooper and Franklin,
Lawrence was in possession of U. S
troops. sby whom 80 of Lanes men had
been made prisoners. Lane fed from
Lawrence withsthe remaipder,ef his raga
mullins, and vas in Nebraska.
The train from Jefferson city last even
Ing brought down several gentlemen d.
rect FROM Kansas. They were .passen-
gers on the Aubry aud bring the lates,
news. From one Of them we learn, tha,
: the whole force had been disbanded, an6
had returned to their homes Gov. Geary
was at Leeompton with 1000 United
States troors and determined to maintain
the peace and execute the laws Unde
his orders 80 men had been taken prison
efs at Lawrence. The report of Lani
and his band having fed to Nebraska il
confirmed They are said to have sto'el
property sufficient for them to live o.
during the coming winter, if they Cal
Keep together so long. re
There was q report last evening, tha
several lives were lost, on each side, a
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IL u II dlE

Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Monroe county
ohio,at their next session, asking for graded
county ROAD from Srdis in Oh q township. TO
Antioch in Perry township, commencing at
Sardis; thence down the River to the mouth of
Narrow's run, thence up said run to the low
gap,near the residence of Jno. Robinson, thence
down Walnut camp run the nearest and
best route to Henry Eglebery's mill the near.
est and best route to Antioch, the grade of said
rosd not to exceed 81 degrees.
Sept II, 1s4s. IND
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-,ohered--not q, limb moved--earh seem
ID -paralyzed..s =.
In less 'time than we haye taken to de-
,cribc this stheilliag. scene, Mr.. Putnam
lad poured the.watef aud completely satur-
tied The powder on the Roor and extin-
.uished the fire, so that an explosion was
impnssible. Then, aud not till then, was
ahere word spoken.
Before those seven men left the store
hat very night, they pledged themselves
ever to taste another glass of liquor, OF
Jay another game of cards.
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PROCLAMATION,

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of Monroe County, Ohio, that on
Tuesday. the 14M day Of Oct. A. d. 1856,
general election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the several town.
ships of said county, when aud where the fol-
lowing officers for said State will be voted for
and chosen, to wit:
One Judge of the Supreme Court, full term
One Judge of the Supreme Court, unexpired
term;
One Attorney General:
One Member of the Board of Public Works;
One Commissioner of Common Schools.
Also, the following officers. to wit:
One Member of Congress to represent the
18th Congressional District of said State in the
Congress of the United States;
One Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
the second subdivision of the eighth Ju'licial
District of said State, composed of the coun-
ties of Monroe, Belmont and Guernsey.
Also the following officers for said county ei
Monroe, to wit:
One County Auditor;
One County Commissioner;
One County Surveyor;
One Director of the County 1nfrmary.
| The law requires that the polls shall be open
ed between the hours of six and ten o'clock in
! the forenoon, and closed at six o'clock in the
afternoon of said day; and the law also re-
quires that the poll books shall be sealed up an
directed to the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of said county of slonroe shall Ire con
vey ell to said Clerk, by one of the judges o
the election in the respective townships, on o
before Thursday, October Is, 1856, under 1
penalty Of two hundred dollars.
| The Trustees of the several Township
of this county, are hereby further notified t.
select, at the same time and place, and returl
with the poll books, agreeably to law, tn
names of one hundred and eight judicious per
sons, having the qualifications of electors, t
serve as grand and petit jurors for the court
of record, &C.. of the said county of Monroe
except for the Probate court; and also the name
of one hundred and eighty juiicious persons
having the qualifications of electors, to serv
as Jurors in the Probate court of sail count
of Monroe. Which said jurors have been al
Iportioned among the several townships OF sal
county, as follows, to wit:
1t
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
u Y virtue Of a mandate to me directed from
u the court of Common Pleas of the count ;
OF Monroe and State of Ohio, i'll the case OF
Anthony Sheets against John Flanagan, there
Will be offered for sale, at public auction, at the
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, on
Monday, the 20th day of October, 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and 4
o'clock, P. M, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit /:
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter OF section twenty-nine, township three
and range four. WM. oKEY, Mas. Com.
sept. II. 81 90 Mon Com. Pleas,
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Motice,

TNllE partnership heretofore existing between
i J. NJ. BRUMELLE & w. 7. KENT, trading un
der the name of Brumelle g. Kent in the town
of Calais, Monroe County, Ohio, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be carried on at the old stand, by William
I. Kent; and all business belonging to said
firm will be settled by him.
]. NJ. BRUMELLE,
Sept. II, 1855. WIN. T. KENT.
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Legal Notice

CtATHAR1NE SPlLLERS, of the State of Iowa,
" 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, summons and order of attachment
was issued against her by Joel F. Randolph,
Esq, Justice of the Peace in and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, demand
ing $50 with interest FROM April r., 1851.
That said summons was returned defendant not
found, and said attachment returned endorsed
no goods, &c. found to attach with a 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,
iled 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
dled 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, on or before the third
Saturday after the 9th day of October, 1856,
and answer said petition, that at the October
term of said court, 1856. the plaintiff will ask
for judgment against the defendant by do
fault for $50, with interest from the 18th day
of april, A. d. 1851.
HoILIsTER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER,
i. 3, 1856. Att'ys for Plaintiff
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one squire.
EsgAl legal advertisements will BIZ charge
by the square.
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tice the contrary, are considered as wishin.
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5. If subscribers order the discontinuance o
their newspapers, the publisher may continu.
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3. If subscribers neglect refuse to tax.
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timed.
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held responsible.
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