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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
The New xorls ANA ERIC Il. n. slaughter.

The New York ana Erie R. ~. Slaughter.
Tho accident on the Eric Road Thursday
evening by which six persons wero killed
and thirty-ons wounded was sudden and
terrific The train, which left Jersey City
at $50 p NJ, consisted of locomotive,
six passenger cars and baggage crate
There were about $50 persons on the train.
When running on a down grade and APP
preaching place known as Shin Hollow
about six miles east of Port Jervis at the
rate of So TO 40 miles per hour, tho locomo-
tive struck broken rail-, which it jumped,
carrying along the crate and four passenger
cars. The two rear cars were thrown from
the track with grea. force, and down steep
forty to fifty feet embankmcnt, the first car
which went off making but turn and a
half over in its decent, while the rear car
turned two or three times completely over,
and was literally broken to fragments. Six
persons were killed outright, or died soon
after being extracted from the ruins. The
killed were Mr. Harvey Wood, of Wells
burg, Tioga county, Pa; young man
named Schultz, Of Buffalo; Mr. G. W. Rob-
inson, of New York; Mrs. Ray, eolored
woman from Binghampton; son of Mr..
Brown, Of Tioga county,-aged years;
and child Of Mr.. R. P. Turner, of New
York The killed and most seriously in.
jured, were in the rear car. The dead were
bruised chiefly about the head and neck
Tho most severly wounded were G. Barret,
Cleveland, thigh broken; j. E. White, N.
Y; Col. Lay, New Orleans; +. w. Gill,
Fairfield county, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Tioga county, and H. L. Bays, New York.
II is stated that Mr. White has since died.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

No thrifty business man neglocts to keep
an account Of his expenditures, and it he
finds tho figures onlarging from year to year,
the fact makes mn impression upon bis mind,
if not ch,nge in his habits. Tho same
course should DO pursued by q nation
Comparisons may be odius but they are Of
ten salutary. For example, it is not plcas-
ant, though il should provo profitable, for
us TO know that tho General Government
has spent moro than twice as much money
last year as il did seven years ago.
Tho following table exhibits the annual
expenditures during tho last ten years, in
cluding tho administrations Of Taylor, Fill
more, Pierce and Buchanan.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

"MUp-SILI" CLuB.--The San francisco
(Cal) Chronicle says: "Wo learn that a
largo number Of Democrats in the Second
District Of this city ara taking steps to or
ganizo political club under the name Of
"Mud-sill Club" This club will doubtless
be organized within the week. Some OF the
Douglas Broderick mon say they will have
a "Mud-sill' Club in every town 10 the
State. We presume the Buchanan men
will be organized under the title of "Ruffic
Shirt Club"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
AUGUST I'D.

Firemen's Parade and Grand Tournament,
al FREMONT, on Monddy, august Sec
ond, 1858.
To commomoration Of the battle Of Fort
Stephenson, so nobly defended by tho
young and gallant Col Croghan on the I'd
of Aug. 1918, the Fire Department of Fre-
mont propose to celebrate this day in a boz
coming manner and cordially invite all
Fircmcn of ncighboring towns and cities to
compete for the following prizes:
To the Engine throwing the highest
stream will be awarded prize Of s75 in
American gold
For the second best, $25.
To the Hook d Ladder Company running
so rods, stacking ladder and placing q
man at the top in the shortest time, prize
of S25.
The prizes are to be awarded according
to the regulations of a committee TO be ap-
pointed by tho contesting Companies on
the day of trial.
ORDER OF THE DAY.-The day will be-
ushered in 10y tho thunder tones of Col.
Croghan's Old Gun! The procession will
be formed at one o'clock, and march through
the principle streets to tho Fair Ground,
whero a short oration will be delivered, af-
ter which the trial will take place and
prizes be awarded. Fire Companies arc
expected from Cleveland, Oberlin, Norwalk,
Toledo, Tiffn and Sandusky. The Toledo
Brass Band will be on hand. Everybody is
invited to be present with us on this Gala
Day!
The Cleveland g. Toledo Railroad will
carry visiting Firemen at half fare.
S. BUCKLAND, G. CANF1ELD,
JOHN MGEE, J. r. BARTLETT,
q. l.. MINIS, wv. KREBS,
r. r. BUCkLAND,
Committee Of Arrangements.
The "Black Swamp Earthquakes will
make their appearance at the close of tho
exercises. FREMONT, July II, 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAsuRY.-
The State Treasurer, Mr.. Stone, reported
the condition Of the Treasury on the 3oth
of Juno 1853, to be as follows Receipts
$2,S3o,726 ga; Disbursements s., 1854, so,
&C. leaving balance in tho Treasury Of
Sl46,3eo, 9s, of which S66,2Sl 81 is in
deposits, currency and cash items, and the
balance of $so,l29 81 is unpaid drafts,
counterfeit money, and unproductiye items
generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
ncpublIcan platform,

The Cincinnati Gazette says it is brief
explicit, and pointed. II is an immense
improvement on such structures in general,
and will surely commend itself to the APP
probation Of Opposition men of whatever
name, though no cardinal doctrine Of The
Republican party is surrendered. Ifa plat
form was TO bc adopted at all, We do not see
how it could well be improved.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
From the Jeucrsouian Democrat.
I Want Specie.

That will be tho answer mado by every
county Treasurer in Ohio next fall, and if
some of the "hard" democrats don't swear
it will be because profanity has ceased to
bo characteristic of locofoco. There
was one Democrat in the Legislature, how
ever who washes his hands Of this matter.
Mr.. james Moore, from Morgan CO.,
writes to the McConncllsville Enquirer to
correct an error made by Mr.. Leete in an
address. Mr.. Moore SAYS:
Mr.. Lis mistaken when he states that ev-
cry Democrat in the House of Representa-
tiyes voted for the independent Treasury
Bill. Ibid not vote for tho bill, nor would
the majority in the House permit me to
give my reasons why / could not support
the bill The previous question was called
and sustained, and the bill put through un-
der the gag.
admit that the people Of the State Of
Ohio expected tho Legislature TO pass nm
Independent Treasury bill, but not Just the
one they did pass. My objection to the
bill will be found in the 18th and 4th Sec
tions, which, in my Judgement are calcula-
leu 10 prlng aoout lile coilectloD OF All tne
taxes, in gold and silver, which nil candid
and intelligent minds must admit will be
extremely oppressive upon the people and
exceedingly disastrous to the Democratic
party in Ohio. JAMES MooRE.
We agree with Mr.. Moore, that the In-
dependent treasury hill sis calculated to
to bring about the collection Of all the tax
es in gold and silver and when the nexl
election comes we think il will prove "ex
ceedinely disastrous to the democratic par
ty in Ohio"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

There is every prospect that the present
administration will, upon its retirement,
leave legacy Of one hundred millions Of
national debt. So much for the loud pro-
fessions of economy which characterized Mr..
Buchanan's inaugural address.---M y
Times.
According to the above rule Of increase,
the expenses of Mr.. Buchanan's administra-
ton will increase in 1859 to about S95,o0o,-
900, aud in 1860 to about s1l5,00o,ooo.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Tho IfiJme's Washington corrcspon-
dence, under dato of Monday, says that
"the Secretary Of tho Treasury is nightly
encouraged because the receipts from GUS
toms at New York have exceeded $780,
900 daily for tho past week. If this should
continue through tho whole year with re-
latiyes gain at other ports, the deficit would
still be over s25,ooo,ooo annually on the
basis Of the ordinary expenditures
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

EDITOR OF THE UN1oN-PREsENTATIoN
OF Doors Tho Detroit 1dcertiSer is re.
sponsiblc for the following:
The Administration editor of the Wash
ington Union is Sim johnson. He used TO
live at Grand Rapids. Old Rix Robinson
of Ada, Ken. county, once presented him
with a pair of stoga boots, but in tho hurry
of the presentation he forgot to take them
off his own feet. They were presented end
wise
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Pun. Doc.-CURIous SrArIsr1cs.--We
find in tho Mississ;ppian the following table
f"pub. docs" and speeches franked by SEN
ators, North and South during the first five
months ofthe late session Of Congress;
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Itis said that the Irish in Now York have
organized a new political secret order, op-
posed to the Tanmany Hall democracy
If the sham democracy loso the Irish wing
their fate is sealed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

A Coon SIeS.-Tho Odio ,Statesmaa
appears about as badly stirred up by the
speeches at tho la,c State Convention, as it
was by the 22d Of February Convention in
le40 II Is shocked positively.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

DEAD-The Chicago National Union
has given up the ghost. twas curiosity
in the political newspaper line, and broke
its neck in throwing Buchanan and Douglas
flip-flaps.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

AT the time and place they viii also select the
number Of delegates to attend the Congressional
tion, which will meet at Forest, Uedzssddy fhs 1sm
day Of 1ugua nsrt at o'clock D. s to nominate can
dIdate for Congress for the Ninth District.
TTEO. CLAPP
l. NJ. KELLER,
DANI. l.. JUNE,
ClfAS. G. EATON,
SANFORD G. BAKER.
July os 1858. Csnirai Committee
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

HEAVY DAMAeEs.-Mr. John A. Moore,
of the Fashion limo of steamboats,, has re-
conyercd S29,S92 from the South Caroli-
ma Railroad, damages for obstructing tho
navigation of the Savannah River BY erect
ing railroad bridge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
Choice OF Delegates 90 Judicial and Con.
Rrcsslonnl Conventions.

The Republican voters Of sandusky county, reques
ted to meet at their usual places Of holding elections
the several townships on SATURDAY THE It'll DAY OF
AUGUST vert at o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to attend the Judicial Convention,
which will meet at Clyde 2fh day Of august at IL
O'clock M, TO nominate candidate for Judge. Each
township will be entitled TO the following number of dele.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Psiqate adrices from Nicaragua say. the
tho cass-Y Y,issafi Treaty has again been
s,rzsitied IN a anodified form By the Assembly,
snd sigued by President Martiney.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

HEAVY DAMAGES LIN Jefferson county,
Va, last week, verdict was given for $40
900 damages against Mr.. Hite for the Sc
duction Of Miss Randall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
JudlcIaI Conrcntlon.

The Republican electors Of the First Subdivision of the
Fourth Judicial District comprising the counties of Iu
Erie Ottawa sanduky, and Lucas requested TO
meet in their respective townships and appoint Dele
gate for each leo votes cast for Governor CnAsr the last
election and delegate for each fraction Of fifty votes
for each township TO meet in Convention be held
CLYDE, sANDUsKY COUNTY, ON THE 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST NEXT, at IL O'Clock A. NJ to nominate eand
date for Judge in said Subdivision
F. WICKHAM, Huron.
r. II. SLOANE Erie.
c. g. EATON, Sanduskv.
SYLVESTER A. SMITH ottawa
CHARLES PRATT, Lucas.
Republican Judicial Committee.
The following resolution passed the Judicial Con-
veniion held in this Distric; in 1856:
Resoired, That it be mended, in calling future
Judicial Conventions the basis Of representation be the
Gubrnatoa vote cast at the last previous elections each
hundred votes being entitled to delegate addition
al delegate Tor every fraction of y votes and that each
township which has less than fifty votes be entitled to
vote
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Tho Syracuse Journal says that fugi-
tive slave, perfectly ,ohite, arrived in that
city, Saturday, by the Underground Rail-
road. His namc is Edward Walker, no is
in his 18th year. and no came from Charles
ton, S. @. But for the mould ofhis features,
no one would suspect that negro blood flow
ed in bis veins. He will be provided with
a good place, where he viii hereafter be
FREQ from the taunts Of Southern "bloods,"
and the barbartics Of Southern task-masters.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

psz~ES wshopo our friends in The
SHkkS>.zlsrs several iowpshipswill bear in
mind the Recommendation Of tho Central
Committee, and hold their mocting to ap-
point delegates to both Judicial and Con-
gressionnl Conventions. Sec time and plsce
in call, under the editorial head.
The Logan Sentinel democratic organ
says
awe regard Tho English tiilas grudging concssion,
and nieany done that ~ leaves the bad odof Of Le
compton IN an Its intensity"
The Messenger and its followers are CON
graduating themselves with tho idea that
harmony IS restored by tho "English bill"
They'll find the people Of Sandusky county
won't believe the yarn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

"Constitution soithom Slapery"
but in fact, Constitution and Slavery
whichever way they should vote.
Mr. English's plan of submission is lit.
tie different, but with the same ruling idea {:
"Land Grant and Stare State"
or
"No land Grant and Slave Territory"
but slavery at all hazards.
"Shall you have the buzzard and tho
turkey, or have the turkey and you the
buzzard,"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
HOW the EecOmptOn Constitution is Sub.
mttted 10 the People.

John (candle-box) Calhoun's mode ofsub-
mitting the Kansas swindie to vote, was
to permit the people to say:
"Constitaion Nth Slavery"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
ncmncrntic Ecnnomr.

The following are few of the items of
Locofoco Rctroncllment as cvinced in the
legislation of last winter:
l. An adjourned session at an
expense of at least 100000
2. The restoration of the Ii
brnry tar,- -.----...--.. 100000
3. Seven new Common Pleas
Judges, at salary of $4,000
each $4,000
4. An increase of $500 on tho
salaries of each Of the Com
mon Pleas Judges, { some
thirty in all,)--- $4,000
5. Increase of salaries of the
five Supreme Judges ------ 5000
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Nine men were instantly killed and five
Others wounded by an accident at coal
mine near Pottsyille, Pa, on the 18th,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
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state Central Committee.

S235, ,00(
Bucyrus Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
Washington July Is.

Tho Peace Commissioners in dispatch
to the government, state that they have set
tied the difficulties existing between the
government and Utah. The dispatch sub
sequently confirms tho previously received
tclegraphic accounts.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27

The New City House, when completed will be
one Of the finest buildings in TiGln II 60 feet
front, by 50 back, and three stories high. There
will be one business room fitted of ia the first SO
ry and the remainder viii be entirely deyoi. d to
the purposes Of a hotel. II is admirably arrang.
ed, for comfort and convenience The rooms viii
be finished of in the best style, supplied with gas
and well lighted and ventilated by large, high
windows Mr. Levi Davis is the epropretor, Mr.
Geo. c. Small is the Contractor and Master Arch.
tect and it sdue to him to say, that he has push
ed the work forward with the greatest poss bic
despatch The House will be kept BY Mr. Levi
Weirick, which is a sufficient guaranty oflts sue
cess. Il will probably be opened to the public a.
bout the hrst of Oetober.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27
Republican Platform,

l. BE 1T REs)LvEn, BY the Repu lic1ns of
oenecl county, in Convention assembled That
we wi maintain the doctrines and cordially snn.
F7', 'i's noniuuv- VI tilvs fI,s,iy-.. 49,. 81
Ven'iQn, held at Columbus July 18Th, 1858.
= RESOLVED, Thatwe condemn, AS tvr,nn;,,
and oppressive, the Kansas policy enioined b,
James Buchanan, advocated by the Democrat,
party ana sustained by l.. w. Hall, member o.
Congress
B. RESOLVED, That we condemn the wastefn
extravaganza of the present Administration
whereby the national expenditures are made 1,
exceed the national revenue by over forty millions
of dollars
A. RssorvED, That we condemn the syster
pursued by the present Adm nistraton. of coer
eng and buying tn votes of member. of Con
gress as pernicous and dangerous to Liberty.
D. RESOLVED, That we condemn the informed
ding Of the national Administration with the lo
cal elections in the States, as the abuse of dan
gorous power already too much accumulated IN
the hands Of the Pfesi lent.
d RESOLVED That the course pursued by l..
W. Hall in the u S. Congress on the Kansas
question is humiilting 10 an upright constituency
ami his violation OF the pledges by him given
before his election, to procure the passage of a
oil repeating he lite law regulating the INV of
members of Congress, has destroyed The conf
dence Of the people in his honesty and integrity.
4 RESOLVED, That the people Oft Q Territory
OF Kansas, in ,iectng the English swindle, have
done nobly and arc entitled to our sympathy ard
admiration.
D. RESOLVED, That we condemn the action of
lhe Democratic Legislature Of last winter, in
ereasing the taxes for State purposes nearly one
hundred thousand dollars.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27

! The Convention met at Forest, ON WEDNESDAY
August 18th, and was organized by calling c. Il
Catch Esq Of Hardin to the chair, who, in few
brief and appropriate remarks, thanked the Con
vonuon for the honor conferred and stated th,
object for which they were assembled One Vic,
President and Secretary we're chosen from cacl
county, as follows:
Wos ?REIDrNrs:-Erasus Dove. Seneca
Isaac knn,ar Hardin; $. A. Smith, Ottawa.
Landy Shoots, Morioni Jas. Lewis, Crawford.
sEcRErARiEs;-Jos II. Anderson, Marion; ]
s. Robinson, Harding II. l.. Mckee, Seneca; /.
NJ. keeler, sanduskyi d. a., Locke, Crawford.
A committee was appointed on Resolution.
and one on Apportionmcnt The latter made the
following report of the number of delegates Ia
each county, the eEtirc opposition vote tn Payne,
last fall, being the basis,
Ottawa, s; Crawford, 30; sanlusky, os; Mari.
on, 27i Seneca, 45i Wyandot 25i Hardin, %.
Whole number Of delegates ls6-Neccssary to
a cloice "a.
Convention proceeded to nominate candidate
for Congress. The names Of John Carey OF
Wyaudot, r. P. Bucklhnd of Saudusby and } II
Goldman Of Marion were presented.
On Motion, majority Of all the votes cast
were made necessary to a choice.
Convention theh proceeded to ballot, with the
following results;
lsr BMLor.-Buckland, 7Ol Carey 80; God.
win. %
% BALLor.-Buckland, 76i Carey, IO7j God.
win, 3.
Judge Carey, having received a majority OF all
the votes cast, was on motion declared the uuan-
imous choice Of the Convention. A committee
was appo ntod to wait on him and Inform him of
his u9mination. The Judge appeared on the
stand amid enthusiastic cheering and made
brief and telling address. lie was followed by
Hon. X. P Buckland and J. c. Lee Esq, after
which the Convention adjourned and all went
home well pleased with the nomination and de-
termined to work for his election.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27
ARunaway Accident.

Last Sabbath, Mr., p speilmau drove, with his
family, down to the Camp Meeting grounds, near
Ft. Seneca After he had ulightod from his car.
riage and was in the act ofhepughis family out,
the horses became frightened, broke loose from
Mr.. S. and ran at a furious rate, taking Ms. S
aud one or two Of the children with them. After
going some distance, the carriage was upant throw
ing Mrs. S. out cutting and bruisng her head
and Otherwise iniurng her very seriously. She
was brought home in the evening and is now con
sidered ont ofdanger. The children, we believe,
were not injured
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27
Fhe Serenaders.

A number Of our citizens were aroused from
their weary slumbers, the other evening, by sew.
eral vocal professionalists and their eortege who
in the language Of popular author, "diseoursed
most eloquently" Yes, their magic words had
a charming effect--ior they were driving away
on Gentle Annie" at an extrayagant rate, and
even the dogs were not insensible b the sweet
"warblings" which grated oLeayily beneath the
broad canopy Of heaven and mother earth We
delight in these nocturnal pleasantries, and hope
the serenadors win have the good taste, on future
occasions, to pay US personal visit and plant
ing themselves meath our window, let loose on
Gentle Annie. or some other susceptible creature
for our especial benefit.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27

Now tha, we have doubled oursoli by taking
a partner, VIC expect to devote more umc to Wis.
itng our friends in the country, seeing old sub.
scrbcrs, hunting up new ones and attending to
the interests aud usefulness Of the paper general
ly Il is our design to make the Tribune good
newspaper and an interesting family Journal and
we expect our patrons To give us a helping hand,
not only by sending us hosts Of new subscribers,
but also the localnews orevery village and neigh.
b1rhood In the county.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27
Ditch Notice,

ME nonresident Of the lands lyirgia Jackson
Township Do the ConniY Of Seneca aud State Of Ohio
lying Ia sections t35 l3i) (25) l9G) and t2f) in said
jackson township, county and state Aforesaid are hereby
notified that the Trustees Of Jackson Towp5hp Ia said
county viii meet on the l0h day Of September la5 az 10
O'Clock A. N on said day az the hou Sc of Jacob ef ia
snid township for The purpose Of locating watorroure
commencing where Vol Greek the township line
30 section l3j in said Jackson township thence northeast.
wtrlly " ard along The most nauftl channel Of Wolf
Geek through sections t3j) 1867 te5) 98) and (e 70
wh, said creek crlsses the line between Jaek Son md
Liberty townships the the So line Of see.
ton (eD in Louden township and there terminate.
JACOB lbER.
g5l Owp' T. ~ o. j. JONES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27
Court OF Common Pleas Seneca countv
Ohio.

William Sullivan vs. lanes Toner.
VHE defendant, James Toner, will take notice that on
the lsi day Of December, 1857 the plaintiff VIM snl
liyap hled bis petidon la the above aamed aeanst
the said defendant that the object and prayer Of said pe
n0n Is 10 judgment against the said defendant Tor
the due plaintiff from said defendant upon dne
bin made by the said eeiendant bearing date Anil etb
1857, for the Of twenty and 8-lO0 dollars pava
he 20 said plaintiff bearer with interest thereon from
Ap shi 1857 and 10 subject lhe properly Of said de-.
ndani 10 said Seneca county 10 toe payment Of such
uduneni and that said defendant required to answer
said petition BY the 18Th d0y Of September, A. D 1853
STEM a JOHNSON,
aug66w' Pr 50 So Plainsfs Attorney.