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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01
Free state lnsensleas.

Free state Intentions.
In some portions Of Kansas the Free State
mon seem 70 have como to pretty decided
resolution with respect to the Dot ,hsr cleo.
ton. The character Of II will be inferred
from the following. We presume the rsso-
lasion 10 pretty general one. The Geary
City Era, discoursing upon the proposition
Of Gen. Atchisoa 70 take enough Missouri
ans over the line, on election day, to control
the Kansas election, says:
Peter T. Able appears to think e. will b
seen by report Of his speech at Platts CITY
in another column) that the Free State men
Of Kansas are not on their guard. II, a. he
says, the MissouriAns intend to vote in Kan.
go this fall, and any Of ths villains attempt
i in Geary City, W have guard here Of
sixty Or seventy we'll armsd men Who viii Be
very apt 70 be on thsm. And this 10 not the
only place in Kansas whore thorough and
complete organisation eGcotsd. The Free
State men in Kansas have been viewing the
recent doings Of the pro.slavery party, under
the name Of National Democracy, and are
determined that every legal voter ia Kansae
shall hare the privilege Of casting his vote
in October, withou. molsstation, and none
but legal Uoiers shall. II il 10 attempted.
blood will not cease flowing until every ruff
fan 10 put out Of the way. For upwards Of
two years the Free State party Of Kansas
have been compelled to submit to every spe.
cies Of outrage that inventive deyiltry could
propose. We have submitted to the last At
OF fufEanism. October will tell the tale
"a word to the wiss,n &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

One Or. Fell, an American, and regu-
lar gradute Of ono Of our medical colleges,
has been doing marvellous things in the way
Of curing cancers, in London, whore, in .
short space Of time, he has accumulated 4
very large fortune, having charged the ar
istocracy, for treatment, sums graduated
in enormity BY the riches and dignity Of his
patients. He announced, little while ago,
that he designed to make his method Of
treatment public, having accumulated q suf-
icient fortune to satisfy his desires. A late
medical work describes his treatment ~ fol-
lows, though We know not whether it is an
authentic exposition BY the Doctor. What
its value il, our medical friends will be able
very readily to determine:
ssIn the FIRST instance the skin over the tu.
NOR is removed BY some liquid caustic--ni-
trio acid-The thus exposed tumor is then
covered with layer Of an ordinary csustic,
cloride Of sine, spread on linen. This Gre
ates superficial slough. This slough 10
then scoredto certain depth by several in
cisions of the ksife; into these burrows
strips Of linen covered with the caustic ere
inserted. In this way the tumor IL destroy ed
still deeper. The incisions are gradually
extended in depth from time to time, fresh
csustic being introduced into them II each
dressing, till in this way tho whole tumor IL
sertafim converted into one large escher,
which separates by q surface Of demarka-
ton, according to the ordinary principles Of
surgery.
1.-The constitutional treatment which has
been a2rmed to eradicate from the system
the tendency again to originate cancers, 10
afhrmed by the same authority to consist in
the internal administration Of iodine Of
arsenic"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

VIM. w. DELKuAP,
AGENT FOR
PH0NX INBURANCRC0., OFHARrTORD,
CAPITAL 11O0, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE TNsUnANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 4S00, 900.
STAR ms. CO., OF o0DbNsBURoR. n. T..
CAPITAL el0O, 900.
TIE assvs Co apaais si1sssp "a insnaAas ~
psfty O iefr fets. IA n lAt3e1. ai5(a.
= The frsn 1f1ks bsiidiSa. 6sSss y q. sSst1s1K
3Ain and JoAnsea. Csen.5&16 a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

~ four white fest, star In The forehead, 10 haadl
I;h; had on saddle with stirsnps bssken, aad bro.
ken Bride. The ownG can have Same hy previal
proper y and paying for this advsstissmsAk.
sepld6t MCKEE STIAPSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

W Choice arst class Indsnsify may b ELECTED
without dslay. H. B. TEN nXCK, Agent,
Third-st., bet. Main Jehnpeu,
Ksshsk. lows.
n. B. Mr. TnOS JAN 20 10 lnly aaskoraseA q
attead to the business Of Insuyaase; dufin9 4As
temporary ahssnce Of H. b. TEN KYCK,
sePttd fs~ EEg M Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

"PoSO0's SeCHes n00y GAAf0.
A late Paris paper has the following in re-.
gard to new protection surrounding the
Emperor:
"At Plombieres his majesty Louis Napo.
leon, il well protected, dnd 10 rarely seen on
promenade. All the arrivals Of foreigners
at the springs, or the neighhoring villages
are guarded by the police until their identity
or intentions are satisfactory. In 90 iso.
lated village the means Of guarding The en-
perors rerscn against danger are much lesn
difhcult than At Paris. The gentleman VINO
has charge OF the Police de SuYets. especial.
y charged With the protection OF bic msies.
TVS person, IL said to be man in whom the
ntmost reliance y placed BY the goverumens.
Tho emperor's only election i that hs euards
him too closely; his movements are too
much interfcred with. And YET this bodv 81
police, from its chief down, il known 10 no
one. The emperor himself knows no more
OF this secret body than Of ~ shisf Who al.
reefs y. They are gsntlsnsn 10 ordinary
dress, but gentlemen Who ars who ara we'll
armed, and who carry ON thsir persons a.
authority By which they can call TO their ala
the soldiers on guard, or even citissns, in {
ease Of emergency. They are picked mes
from that wonderful organisation, the .-rr..
police Of Paris. Ills majesty knows that !
body Of these men are always hoverirs
about him wherever be goes, taking note Of
the slightest movement, far aad near, and
operating All under IN intelligent but invisi-
bic chief.n
ADnif1ED.-On motion Of g. II. Phelps.
ESQ. Or. sumner Stsbbsns was admitted 10
prscs'cs q an Attorney 10 the Coarts Of
on motion Of T.W. Weolscn, Eco. J. q.
Dsnolfs Esq, vas admitted 70 praetise =
e Attorney in TIE Courts Of iows.--fAat.
Pleasant Journal.
q Ca1nip brniasd and applied q bite 81
49, VI. ~, VII aaord vsry qsiak -
~. Ce1teas - pplieatiea "a sure =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

1155Y GeoD. Private '.Eossip,n a. II Is
ksely eallsd, -ssandal, = Il IL more
pssiy Disseminated, --is onsB d the most
eenpsibls pssts II society. gentlsnan
4 ~ o1hnIa, Who's ws infer has suSsrsd there
, psb,ishss IN the Sabula Tritna< the
111lesiag
Nenes.-rhs good people Of Ssbuls, Who
~ 49, tntsTees II NY private Affairs,
49, 1eaieht II alaedss and gossip. ~
4 1 teaall asoasd, = I fAiak -
sem1 ~ itsns. Dea't Is hask y
31a1D. ]. Z. HCpsoas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01
nY STArr AurHnRIrY

by STATE AuTHORITY.
With shs Prrssise n - Yssvs' yseess Espsrt~es
ETNA Ems. CO. 9ADTRoRD, CT.
INCORPORATED loao.
Cash Capital. ol,o00, 900.
LOSSES PAID, 81, 1871 ,1l2.s4.
SURPLUS, 3,ls3.ll.
DR0PERTY insured against the Dangers Of
Fire and Perils Of Inland Navigation, at % re-
Liable rates aud rules ~ risks assumed permit o4
for solvency aud fair profit.
Especial attention paid TO insurance Of Dwell.
ings and Farm Property, Oat- Duildiugs and Con.
tents such insured Tor periods Of TO yssss, On
the most reasonable tsrms.
Losses Eqaitabiy A4yssisd ssl PrompsN Paid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

Losses Eqaifabiy SHOUTED sal PrompsN Psid.
cHARr8a SRarEruAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01
Douglass Jcrrela.

DOW8l0ss JcKRolA.
Az Iturn to the subject Of the exhibition
now going on in honor Of his memory, re-
call many and many night Of pleasant
conmunion with his striking and elegant
face--a facs which always suited his talk 90
twell.
"Ths 1ion-like gray hsad,'.
was good expression Of Punch's (she lines.
by the way, are Ton Taylor's), for he had
begun u leok old. His peemlnsut noae. III
loose light hair, large, kssn blue eve. ~
powerful aoush--all IigAAeA N. sysre -
and then, WITH 6ash of Nit o. = seIev 81
passioa--nsoe hin oss Of the nAst Soark.
able looking nse Of The dag.. A. ths Assh
OF Wit Game often-more readily. no,
sAeerly, noee heartily than in any nan /
ever kasw. His whole frame Qaiycred 81,
delight y hs 6ashsd il out. Nov, Of coarse
people are oafious, for Jsrfoldiaaa. And i
Is the old story. The kiad Of thing that il
90 difficult 70 prsssrvs-liks sending 70,
little boy with teddy -speon - bring some
Of the silver 81 the losh when the moon i
up! You would sss : few Of his uole re-
corded in the memoir given BY shs London
Athensnm. Lot NJ recall Some instances Of
Of his readinsss-for II wAs his readiness
that was - remarkable ~ any thing in his
talk:
" That tune,'' said somebody in his eon-
pany one day, Salvage carries ne Away with
evil nobody whistle il sn said Douglass,
INSTANTLY.
The late Mrs. Glover, It aaoshsr tine.
complained that her hair va turning cray.
and attributed it to the use Of ssssscs Of
laysndef.
"N.y, my l.dy-ssssaes Of sAyns (sins,)
ssCall thss kind nsns's said q actor.
while speaking Of ~ absent aoquaintanos
50 man who i away from III fsUily. - 1
never ssnds then farthing. Call tAst kind
moss ?''
"Unrsnistingkindnsas, = ohucklsd Doug
lass.
Onos, NAN was rather boring ~ eon.
pany assembled, BY asking tAsa 10 suees
Whist be had had for dinner. AZ laSs he
revealed it-hs had enjoyed dish oe calvss'
tails.
''Extrsass .sss," ~ Jsrrold's instant
comment.
And % be want on for nsrsly collect
these out OF ny memory at random. and
can testify that % every fsstal occasion be
said thiaGs quite ~ good.-fLoa. Gosip Of
Damfriss Cous.
Il isinpossible to recall the bsst 81 Jer.
rold's ssyiDss Just when 90 sriss; II i thsa
memory.
When Miss Martinsaa returned iron her
:oioern in the Eass. - snsseste4 ,scstc ~
her book
"Thefe 10 no God, and Miss Asrti.ssu i,
his prophet
Previous to Leigh Hunt rseeiyins the lib.
eral pension wkich As now enjoys frou
govera.snt, : subscription ~ % one oc-
casion (not tho 6rst) bsiag rot ~ for him.
One Of the pronotees called on Douglas Jsr.
foId.
"Ah," said he, ssths hat esins around
agsin How mach hare yoa sotph
"T.o, three. asghs, (E230l, replied bis
friend.
- tAiak you nay pss - apwa a SssAl.'
rstarnsd J@rold, Who 1onhsleus sssssib.
stsd senstAing moro tAi4 ) -, aesMiah-
standing. 81
rls. = rsspsstasle ~hi1A = ks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-01

1aas 2 respestable Nj = -
~ saadbls.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
J}lurrir0.

. On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Root.
P. II. CRUME, II. d. to Mrs. NJ. II.
P~URINToN, of Oakland, Butler Co.
re- With the above notice We receiv-
ed a very handsome and delicious Cake,
which was disposed of by all hands, with
MANY wishes for a long life Of happiness
for the DR.. and his fair Bride.
On the 10Th inst, by Eli Congcr,
Esq, Mr.. JAMES PADDOCK, to Miss
MARGAREr GRAY, all Of this county.
rea-Hcre again the Printer was re-
~membercd, and received a portion of
the good things" generally attendant
upon such occasions: for which The hap
py couple have our thanks, and a thou
sand wishes for a happy and pleasant
voyage through life.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Dr.. Haynes Tribute TO Hr. Kane
Che Arctic sIXDlOrer.
AL who have neruscd the modest anc

All who have peruscd the modest an,
eloquent narrative of DR.. Kane the Are
tic explorer, will recognize at once tn,
Justice OF the following tribute paid t,
his merits by DR.. Haynes, the surgeon @
the expedition. who, in a late lectur,
says:
[ have thus briefly, ladies and gentle,
men, spoken Of the results of'this little
expedition, and, l think, L may safely
say it will compare favorably with those
OF any other of any time. [ have al
ready said that for its existence We are
indebted to the liberality Of Mr.. Pea
body, of Liverpool, and Mr.. Grinnel, of
New York; hut the credit of its organi-
cation, its conduct, It's success, and its
ultimate safety, is due to It's gallant COM
mander, DR.. Kane.
Standing in the relation to him thatI
have for so long a time-my captain
through a long and trying cruise-my
.comrade through danger-my friend
through suffering-I feel that it is
SC lrccly meet for me to pass eulogism
u ,on this world renowned and distin-
guished man-norw would | more than
merely mention his name in connection
with his great public services, were it not
that he now lies low in a foreign land,
his fiery spirit scarce able to keep the
breath Of life within his little. PROSTATE
body. With a heart oycrfio~Ing with
gratitude to Heaven fer the more favor
able news We get from him through his
friends. l pause to pay my tribute to his
worth and manhood. He needs no
praise from Inc. He is beyond mere
praise. Nothing that 1 may say can
add to his reputation. No words Of mine
can open wider your hearts CT genuine
sympathy, nor make you feel more deep
ly how hard is the fate that seems SO
likely ere long to snatch hin from the
honors that cluster round him.
His name has become a household
word wherever deeds Of manly daring
ind appreciation. His heart is warm as
the tropic air he now brcathes-pure as
the Arctic SHOWS, amid which he braved
and death and suffering. His
is broad rs the vide circle Of the
summers sun. History will re-
cord his triumphs, and mankind in fu-
ages will look down upon the world
Of Elen in which he moved, and il the
dark mysterious midnight of the past
sill throw around his memory a halo OF
glory. bright as that which cncircled his
brow from the rays of traasccndaat
5plcndor that shot downward through
.ong wears from the Polar Star OF tn.
winter.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

that Judge Watrous desires the %investi.
gAion, and thinks he will be perfectly
able to refute the charges.
Mr.. Sandige thought it a most mon.
strous proposition to seriously consider
the subject before even the evidence is
printed.
The subject was then postponed until
Saturday.
The House took up the resolution re-
ported from the Committee on Elections,
declaring Mr.. Whitfield not entitled to
his seat az Il Delegate from Kansas.
On motion of Mr.. Caruthers, the res
%olution was laid on the tablc-yeas Sc,
nays Sand the House then went in
to Committee of the Whole OH the state
Of the Union.
Mr.. Washburnc, of Illinois, vainly
stroye to take up the River and Harbor
Bills.
Mr.. Grow made an Intellectual effort
to take up the Homestead Bill.
The committee finally proceeded to
the consideration Of the bill to supply
deficiencies in appropriations.
Mr.. Etheridge made a speech, defend
ing himself from the charge of his being
4 Black Republican, because he had in
PRODUCED a resolution dcnUnciatory of
r~eopening Of the African slave
trade.
Without concluding action on the
bill, the House
Adjourned.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

WISCONSIN LEdisLATIoS.-A per
sonal liberty BILL" relative to persons
claimed as fugitive slaves, has been in
PRODUCED INFO tie Wisconsin Legisla-
ture. 1t directs tlial hy jury to be pro-
videa fer persons claimed: punishcstai a.
and malicious arrests Of persons as flu
gitiye slaves, with $1,000 fine, and gives
power to county courts 20 grant writs CT
habcas corpus.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Lock out Fer rAaUsas!

THE Undersigned Will offer at public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of April, 1857, at the
door of the Court tIous,, IN Eaton. \ FARM ly-
ing in the south west corner Of Monroe township.
Prcb'e county, Ohio, containing One Hundred
There is also an excellent we'll Of water on the
premises. About 80 acres OF said land are under
good cultivation.
Terms OF SALE-Une third Of the nurchas Sc
money cash; one third in one year from day of
sale ami the bIlauce III two years with interest
from day oc sale. The deferred payments to be
.ccU:cG b mortgage on the promises
PHILIP SIIhFER.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

EI~The SENT, Of Missouri have
passed q resolution, by avo!c os25 10 /
declaring the emancipation Of slaves in
that state impracticable, and any move
towards ii impolitic' unwise and unjust,
and that it should be discountonancod
by the people. The same resolution
passed the House by a vote Of 107 to o.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
EATON MARK ETS
Two kicks ami a Ezv,f1 Reward.

WAIKED away, too lazy to run, an Inden-
W tuIed Apprentice 10 the Printing bust
uesS, by tie name OF REIDER SMITH. AL
nerSauS-aTe forbid haTbofinp- of trusting ttr1.
under penalty OF law. The above reward,
WIKI as much extra ray Of The same kind as
may lie deemed necessary, vii! be given for
his return. L.G. GOULD.
Feb. 10, 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Feb. >, 1S5j--ts'
Simon Smith, Preble Com Pleas.
- Petition for Partition.

Ann Smith, ct al
The Slid deien1auts. Ann Smith, Catherine
Doherty and John poherty, john Smith. James
Smih. Andrew Smith, William Smith, George
Smith. TIL mas Po!lct, Nancy Po.lct, Jacob
smith. Ellen Jane Smith, Mary Ann Smith. Lu-
cinIa MarInio Smith, William Smith. son Of
Alexander Smith. deed. AMI Catherine Smith,
are hereby notified that on the 25ih day of Jam
nary, \ ID 1857. the above named plaintiff filed
IN The Court of Common Pleas, of Prcblc county.
Ohio, his p]CtitioG against them the slid deten
ilntS. wherein said pl&jntilf demands partition
Of the following described Real Estate. situlte.
ing AMI beng in the county of Prcb,e. and
State Of Ohio, aal d. .cr:bcd as follows. tc wit
Forty acres of land lying in the uogtll cas-; corner
Of the SOIth cas-. qu :rtei Of section uInbcr uiue-
Jccn, (IJi township number six O. in rar-e num-
Der two ~ cast. &c, aud bounded on the west
by lands b.!oGging 10 tie heirs of David ScCtt.
dlce .scd, o. the east b. said Cutrter sect on
lirc, thence p~rralicl with said section line FOR
gItntjtv. aud the sIic of Military land Warrant
:lt1Itcr i1%nl issued bvthr General Government
OF the United States II Andrew Smith late OF
treble comfy. OHIO. deceased. calling for cict-
y acres % land, and dated Sept. 10. 1886, and
the aSSigrmel! OF the bower of the said Ann
Smith, widow o: ssiI Andrew Smith, deceased,
i'll sid Real Estate, and also in sad land War
rant. And the said defendants are further u0ti-
&eI t!::t TIC sid p~laint;.T WI. at he u,Ai Tom,
u sAil Co@rt arp'y 10: an order th,t said IuGS
my BE- plrtitianci. SID Dove: assigned. ard
saIG !>ad Warrant appraised and sold accord
ingiy. J. II. FO2S,
AT ST, Any for Petitioner.
T.. b. Gnrx. Clerk.
FebrIll 5,IS57.-1w.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
From 10 TO go Tens of Flax
Straw WAN ted.

Persons having any tramped Flax Straw of
the crop of 500, or of last year. ii of good Grer-
age length, and not decaycd By exposure. TO
weather, can hear of a purchaser by application
to either L. MinShall or Geo ID. H,ndrickS, de-
livercd in Eaton by the first Of March next.
NH If
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Uniyersalis1 Meeting.

Rev. W. Y. EMMEr, Tpiversalist, will
preach in the new School House, in
Lewisburg, Preb!o county, Ohio, on
next Saturday evening, the goth inst,
at early candle lighting. Come all per
sons and hear.
FINDLEY MOORE, Crk.
Lcwi*burm. Feb. %. 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Michael PCtry

Michael Petry Preble Common Pleas.
vs. Petition for
Elizabeth Perry, ct al Partition.
THE said defendants, Elizabeth Perry, widow,
Catharimc Stud! beaker. john Stud ybcaker, Leah
Perry, Magdalene Pctry and Susannah Petry,
arc hereby notified that the above named PLAIN
tiff, Oh the 81 day Of January. \. ~. 1857, flied
in the Clerks Office. of the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Prcblc county. Ohio. q petition. where
in said Pltintid' demands partition of the follow
ing described Real Estate, situate. lying and
being in the t~oInty of Prcble and State Of Ohio,
and described as follows. to wit: The north
east quarter of section thirty-two (@2) in town
ship number nine t9l range two (2) cast. &c.
containing one hundred and sixty ceres Of land,
more or less. and for the assienncn Mt of the dow
cr Of the said Elizabeth Ietry (widow) in said
premises. ANA the said defendants are further
notified. that the said Plaintiff. ct the next term
Of said Court will apply for an order that said
dover may be assigned and said partition made
accordingly. j; II: F0oS,
Atty fer Petitioner.
Attest: l.. Il. OGDEN, Clerk.
Jan 5. 1851 CIV
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Alfred Davis, Receiver % TIE Pfcb.e Comnl'u
Medina County Mutual Fire Pts. Civil ac-
usurauccComlany, plnT. tion FIR the re-

Medina County illtIai EIrc KS. Civil ac-
InsuranceComlany, plt'I. ton FIR the re-
Y. COvcry of money
fhe said GEORGE T. Smith, defendant. is hereby
ntoiied that on the 9Th day Of January. A. b.
iSjG.' the above ulr2cG piLintiI fled in the
Clerks Office Of tie Court Of Common Pleas Of
Prtb'c county. Ohio, his petition against him the
said defendant. setting forth that the said de-
fcndant on the nth Gayof january, ISIS, execu-
ted his certain pr culium note. payable 10 the Me-
TO-; the sum of $j5 =, at sIch times as the Di-
recturs OF said Company mi ght require; that the
plaintiff is the legally appointed Receiver OF said
Company. and asking Judgment against said de-
tcpdant for the sun OF =l5,5S, it being the bal
aucc in full due upon stil uate; and The dcfen-
dant is further notified that at the time of filing
said petition the said plaintiff obtained from said
Court, an order of attachment against the goods.
~hcattlcS, lands, teaamentS. &c, Of sid Gcfea-
dant, II said County OF Prcbl AMI that siid
D:der Of attachment has been duly served on
certain Real Z state, belonging to said de- cad1nt
in the town Of New Paris, Prcbie county, Ohio,
and returned as the law directs; and the defcn-
dsntii further notified That he is rcqui g | to
said petition by the 23th d. of March, \.
d. lSJ7, and in default thereof, that said plain
tia Will * of said Cour Judgment agiiu>t said
defendant by default and ask of SAID Court an
order that Said attached premises may be APP
advertised and sold according to the
statute in such cases made, and apply the pro-
cceds of said sale to the discharge of said
Judgment. FOOS & GILMORES,
Attest, Atty's for Plf't.
LEWIS Il. OGDEN. Clerk
January -, lS51-6w.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Estate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givon that the subscriber
has ben appointed Adm'rs. Gf the estate of j..
Hoover, deceased, late Of PTebie county
All pers IN indebted TO said estate will make i'm
mo late payment. aud those having claims will
preseut them FOR settlement
WI RISINGE2, Adm,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

ra- Garroting seems to be on the in
crease in New York. \ terrible case
is related by the Mirror, which saysthat
as Il gentleman was about leaving a
no use in the fashionable quarter of the
city, where he had been spending the
evening, a pair Of white arms was thrown
around his neck, and his lips were sti-
fed. The ~suddcnncss Of attack depri-
we'd him of all power of resistance
As usual, no policemen was to be
seen.
The DIRK BoUGHT BY SN0DGRAss.-
The New York Times says the dagger
which Mrs. Alyisct swore, on Saturday.
was like the one bought by Snodgrass,
and Which, on trial by DR.. Woodward.
produced similar wounds to those found
on DR.. Burdcll's body, ~os not jownd on
the premises, as IS generally supposed,
but was produced by Mrs. ID herself
1t was exactly like the one bought, ex-
cept as to the handle. The other one
has not yet hecn found.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

u Mr.. Geo S. Handy, OF Freedom Sank
CO, jscon=;n, in cutting down al nc& tree.
recently found an cIk'S an:lerS fhoInnsl.ly
imbedGed ia lie su,ii wood. They hal be en-
lung in Ike CT tch 0! Ike nee Ivy a hunter
bout one bundled yea!$ ag2. Tie tree lad
IOWn I'D M ancaSeL ,Lcm.