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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15
Fremont, Ohio, June 8, 1850.
Republican state Convention.

The Republican State Convention made
the following nominations:
For Supreme Judge, Jacob Brinkerhoff
of Richland.
For Member of Board Of Public Works
Levi Sergeant, of Tuscarawas.
For Attorney General, James Murray, 0
Wood.
For Presidential Electors for the Stat'
at Large, Frederick Hassaureck Of Hamil
ton, aud J. NJ. Root Of Eric.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15

The WAsHIEeToN ELEcTIoN.-Th pres
ent Mayor Of Washington City, Mr.. Berrett,
has been reelected by the ,mesgre majority
Of IA, after a stormy contest, iD which the
police used all their ingenuity in polling
fraudulent votes for their chief. Mr.. Wal
lach, bis opponent, was supported by Re-
publicans, and if the election had been a
fair one, we should have been able to re-
cord a Republican triumph in that hitherto
slave ridden city.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15

The editor of the Messenger makes very
serious inquiry Of us, as to whether We want
a personal controversy with him or no.
"We prefer discussing politics with an op-
ponent,n says he, "but can always be found
at home"
We answer this straightforward ques-
tion in manner full as plain. And first,
we deny the charge Of personality in toto.
We have only reviewed some portions Of
Of the Messenger as political exponent,
and some parts of the editors career as a
public man; and these things, it is gener-
ally conceded, are matters Of public inter
est Is II not soi
But, as TO any further personalities, we
wish nor intend nothing of the kind
Neither do We propose to 60 to work to
produce some low scunilous nickname for
tho genllsmanly editor Of the Messenger.
We acknowledge our inability to cope
with the Messenger 10 low. seurilous, fish
market slang, and Of course viii make no
agreement With the editor Of that sheet to
enter into such discussion. But by this
We do not wish that Mr., Bean should re-
fsain from saying about US just what be
plaases. Attacks from that quarter are
not feared In the meantime we shall
bold up Tie political acts of Mr.. Bean to
the secrn and contempt Of all honest men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15

The man who sold out 10 the South,
says we cheated the county Of $50 iu bill
for printing the laws. If we did, the
county need not stay cheated. Let the
Commissioners order the Auditor to pro
ceed according to law" and whatever
amount they may obtain as a judgment
against Us can be easily collected. We are
not entirely bankrupt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15
DON'T FAIL, DON'T FAIL,
To call at the Grocery Store of
j OeI Hale,
And try a box of
DR. Morris Vegetable Golden
Ointment,


Warranted to cure any Of the diseases for which tits
barangue Of adversefst will simply ask you to read the
following certificates from among who have used the
Golden Ointment
BaIfvfle, o.. June II, 1890
time with Quinsy and Sore Throat found nothing that
gave such instant reiefas the Golden Ointment It is
most for Sprans Any person trying the above
need not hesitate in using It in any shape OF form
Mrs. T. @. DEAN.
CLYDE o. June s, 1890
have used Dr. Norris Golden Ointment manufactur-
ed and sold by j. H. ColveF 4 Son, Of Clyde. had a
badly bruised and strained by being cast in STALL
In cold weather, aud It cured him up in short time
also find Il safe and valuable remedy for Sore Throat
and Quinsy, particularly for children. B. cOLWELL.
FosroH1A o. June !, 1850
have used in my family the Golden Ointment sold by
J. H Covef, any have found II useful for all the pur
poses TO which have applied IT, and cheeifaly recon-
mend IL TO the public Rev.w. C. TURNER.
NoRwAtK o., January II, 1860.
THH LAST hEhEDr.-l would say that had large
Chrbuncie core my shoulder aud consulted several
physicians and they did no good Atlast tried the
Golden Ointment and that cured It upin short time
SARAH SHARP.
FosroRiA, o., June H. 1860.
For Of Broken Breast, and Ague in the
Breast tried the Golden Ointment and II very soon ef
feeted permanent cure. PHEBA ANN BRYAN.
FREMONT. o., June ls 1860.
have used DR.. Morris Vegetable Golden Ointment in
various of Fresh Cuts, Chapped Hands, Scratches in
horses Sprans old Sores and have applied 1t to various
parts o the human body In relieve pain and find u far
superior TO any remedy orsueh used by
unhesitangy recommend TO the public to do every
thing 1t claims, and family should be without II for
moment. s. II. RUSSELL.
For Sale by JOEL HALE, Fremont.
Fremont, June Is, lS60.-25mS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15
REDUCTION In PRICE!
Campaign Journal! |!
No,p i Ne TFme o Su5seri5e Z

N5o Il the Time to Su5seri6ei
From aod aiier this week. we will send
the FREMoNT JOURNAL until tho 10th Of
November next, for the low price of Fifty
Cents. Payment in all cases to be made
at the time of subscribing.
Every person getting up club Of ten
subscribers, with S., shall receive a copy
gratis. Names and money can be sent BY
mail. Address
ISAAC NJ. keller.
Eroroont Ohio June Q 1a60
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15
Petition 10 SELF land.
William Spencer, guardian,l
Sandusky County, Probate
George R. Spencer, his ward Court

" 7 =
Sandusky County, Probate
George R. Spencer, his ward Court
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
said Gerrge r. Spencer, resident Of the State Of
Wisconsin, and TO all others whom Il may concern that
the eleventh day Of june eighteen hundred and sixty,
the said William Spencer guardian of said George R.
Spencer who is insane, filed in the Office Of the Probate
Judge of Sandusky county, State of Ohio, his petition
praying for order to sell the following described lands
and teueme ats owned by said George Spencer to wits
Twenty icres Of land lying situate and beirg in the
county Of Sandusky, and particularly known and de-
hed follows; The south twenty in the
south pat Of the south half Of northwest quarter Of
tion nuriber two, in township number four north Of
range umber seventeen.
Said e is asked for the purpose Of supporting the said
Georg r. Spencer.
Said petition will be heard in said Court the four
teenth day Of July, A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty.
wa WILLIAM SPENCER
Guardian Of fGeorge r. Spencer.
Fremont June is, 1sGo-23w5.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15

3. CoKcoRn. n. II. june IS.
The yose for United States Senator 10
The House, is: whole number 294; neces-
sary 10 choice, las. Daalel CLARK, fRep.l
le4; John s. Wells, (Dem.) l0s; Amos
Tucker, ri; Anthony Colby. i.
The Eenaae reelected Daniel CLARK to
sha U S. Senate n coucmIepee With the
House
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15
The IBoot Iie Hooted Ont.

/ The Democratic lie on the subject Of
boots charged as stationery by Mr.. Lincoln
when member of Congress, is thus settled
by a n'te from the present Clerk of the
House of Representatives to the Chicago
Press. The Democratic journal which
started it, as we'll as those retailing so silly
a falsehood, deserve booting by three pairs
for their stupid meudacity.
cTNIcE or HOvsr or RErnrszsr1rrvrs Q. ST.
June 5, 1880.
Sm:-I have caused the official copies Of
the annual report of the Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives of the expendit-
ure of the contingent fund of the House
of Representatives during the Thirtieth
Congress to be examined, as requested, and
do not fad that at either session of that
Congress there is any charge upon the con-
tingent fund of the House of Representa-
tives, or the Stationery account, thereof, Of
twenty-five dollars for three pairs Of boots
furnished Honorable Abraham Lincoln du-
ring that Congress, as charged by the Chi
cago TSgass Of May 30th, 1860.
! am very respectfully yours,
JonE w. FoRNEY,
Chief Clerk Of House Of Representatives.
@. II. Ray, Esq Chicago.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15

rs HEREBY GIVEN that a petition will
be presented TO Tho Governor Of the state Of Ohio Pray
Ing TOR the pardon ofWiam James, who at the Mo-
vefnber term Of the Court Of Common Pleas of sandusv
county Ohio, A. D. 1885, Of said Court convicted and
sentenced to the Penientay, Coz murder In the
degree.
June "a, 1soO-zsrs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15
William DuesIer,s Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrators the estate Of William Dueser deceased
late Of Sandusky county. CATHARINE DUESLER,
Fremont, June 15 1s60-23w5. Administrative.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-15

Chief Clerk Of House of Representatives.
Q. II. Ray, ESQ. Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

fpoa Der Own Correspondent -. -
PARIS, Dec. 90, 1859.
"Le Paps ct lie Congress" Had written let
Ter every day this week, each one must have been
beaded with the title of this famous pamphlet. 1t
has created an immense sensation which, instead Of
dying away, spreads and deepens daily. Public
opinion, that attributed to it semi Imperial origin,
is strengthened by the continued silence of the
Moxiteur In such case silence gives assent, peo-
pie say They say that the fact of the publication,
beralded in advance with unusual puff parade, IS
equivalent 10 authorization with approval. For
Government legal power over u. Dentu's pamphlet
press is as great-in the matter of prevention 1t rs
greater, than over the newspaper press. There are
expressions in lie PGps ct lie Congres, as every one
knows, that would have brought a seizure on any
pamphlet, or a warning on any newspaper tsat had
printed them, two months ago. Girardins last
pamphlet was seized in press; Montalemberts, be-
fore il was fairly in observation-disclosures an exam
ination of the first showed there was no cause LOT
prosecution, and the prosecution OF the second has
resulted in an acquittal. an.
TIt 10 worth noting here, in further Illus
tration of the working of the French law
ON the press, that, by decision OF legal
tribunal, NJ. Montalembert does not Offend the
law by publishing in pamphlet form the very article
which brought down warning upon the periodical
in which it originally appeared. Undoubtedly Mon.
aembert might have Jared worse on his trial had u
come on two months sooner; but, considering what
the Emperor's pamphleteer was authorized 10 say
of the Pope last Thursday, it would have been too
elarinely unjust to condemn Montalembert, Thurs
day before last, for Having spoken disrespect-
{" fully Of on ally of France
Louis Napoleon might have prevented publica-
ton might have stopped circulation by legal iorms
be might deny the generally attributed authorize
ton, not to say authorship by note an the Moni-
feur. He did not and does not although many
have eooerlyearebrd the Monifesr for the past two
OF three mornings in expectation Of finding there at
least qualifying note about the famous pamphlet.
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NEy-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY Is. 1860

tragical element, and indignant sorrow and shame
find partial relief 10 an involuntary melancholy guf-
faw. 1proPos--can your " Charestown cores
pondent' tell me whether Marechai, the General
Toifer commanding the virginian corps darn<e
in the recent eampaiene de BrOun, is the same Tol.
lifer who, in December 81, expressed becoming
horror OF the military reduction of the Republic by
Louis Napoleon There was T0llifer who did so
express himself here in December, 81. Rem: Is
the chiyalric mitaman, Tolliter, descendant from
TdiHyttr, the paladin'
New-Year's day is at hand. The Bouleyards are
as usual gay with temporary booths and brilliant
shop windows, full of attractive reasonable gift
wares. But the weather is OF the worst; eontlnu:
Gus rain. drizzle and mud, for week past sadly
trencing upon the profits and comfort OF the multi
tude of outdoor traders.
Under the circumstances of the time, very great
interest is attached TO the Emperor's answers to
ihe New-Year compliments OF the Diplomatic Corps,
with which he ia TO be bored at one O'Clock, P. H.
next Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Snow CAKEs.-Tbe use of snow ss substitute for
yesst, or other leaveniDg substances, is not new,
though il il not known to all how it. The fol-
lowing recipe Is vouched for, by one who knows, as
good one. Tryi
Put corn meal into a good.sized wood or other
bowl with sugar and salt 10 the taste then add twice
or thee times It's bulk of snow and stir u together
With a spoon. When well mixed, il appears Ike 70
much dry meal or shaw. Fry little hot griddle;
if il cool too dry to turn WELL add snowi If 100
wet to be light add more meal; when just right, fry
be as light as can be desired"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.


Tia Norfolk Navy.Yard looks more gloomy at
present than it has for years. No work Of any conse
apence being done at that place. A board of officers
are in session at Gospor NavyYsrd for the purpose OF
examining applicants for appointment and promotion
The United States steam soop-of war Narrasansett,
It'll at the Norfolk Nayy-Yard, where abe is await
pg orders from the Department, as to what disposi-
ion shall be mace of her, it will be remembered tina.
be Commission who went outin her on her late trip
from Norfolk, reeommeDdeds large propeller and other
improvem, nts which yet have not been orderedo y
the head Of the Department She will remain At Nor
folk until orders are received from headquarters The
work Necessary for the launching Of the new steam
.loop Richmond, at the Norfolk Yard, will soon be
completed The United States steam sloop Aerrlmac,
Commander Hitchcock, is daily expected at Norfolk
Orders have been given for the return OF the ong
Perry now on the Brazil station to the port OF New
York. The United States steamer Mohawk, was at
Saaua Ia Grande on the 10th December, all we'll the
u S. steam boat Wyoming wssat Valparaiso, on the
29d December The general health Of the crew and
officers was good. The U. s. eide wheel steamer
Pulaski, was at Mcnteviedo on the I'd December all
veil part of her crew had been stationed on shore
10 protect tire American citizens at that place, in con-
sequence Of the revolutionary state of that cosnry
The following American Naval vessels were at Rio
Jsnciro, Dec IL, viz: Eigate Congress, flagship
of the station. sloop John ADAMS repairing Steamer
Wyoming, for the Paci6e-al well.
We have received from Nessrs. E. & G. W. Blunt,
Supplement- XIV. of the American Lloyds
MARINE LOSSES.
Key West is the ket port Of the Gulf OF Mexico.
The reefs IN lis vicinity fruitful Of Losses
of life and property. Upward of five hundred millions
CT dollars worth Of properly passes annually through
the narrow channel between the Southern poipt Of
Florida and the Western end of Cuba. In the year
1852 not less than sixtysix vessels were wrecked or
damaged near Key West large part Of which were
carried into that port whose value including vessels
and cargoes, exceeded three millions Of dollars. Tbs
is only portion of the property Loaf in the neghbor-
hood annually. Many vessels, 10 damaged state, are
carried into other ports the Florida reefs while
others are totally lost. carefsl summary Of these
Losses appeared in The Csa,IestoR Courier of Last
week.
The results Of the wrecking adudlceted at Key
West for the year 1885, may be Seen in the annexed
sun mary. The vessels wrecked on the Florida beach,
reefs and sboals together with those arriving ut the
port of Key West, their value, with their cargoes,
salvage, aud expenses, and auction saIcs, were ~
follows:
.-.lCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
nzED,

AnMsTRoNozn this ely on Sunday jan - ser nssr
p.On. Letiti youngr't daughter q Stewart and Jane
Armstrong; aged 81 years, monihs and u daya
TO attend her funeral her residences No 6so Green
wich street hi. Thurday) afternoon o'clock wshost
BIOoNFlELD-In this city, on Monday, Jsn. Is John
BOOufeo, ser lingering Illness IN the 1Sah year Of h age
CHkIsTIANAt Savannah, Ga Oh Sunday JAM Samuel D
Christian Of Rew-for sged 40 years.
Beisey Cole reic Of late Rev. William Cole in the ssh
year Of her
Fi9zslhsoNs-E .hi. city. Tne.dsyl Jan. i. Mary
flsiDmons the beloved wife Of Simon Fi.I'immsn' 'ssd
7s years end months.
FORCE-In Brooklyn Tuesday JAN IL, William Force, r,
aged ~ years months, and days
h: y ss JAM and Of s' ssss
FURFUsH-In this city 1us,dsy momins Jan IT, silas
ee Of Elias s. and Henrietta Fnressb aged yeas
months and IA days
GARDNER-In Brooklyn L. l., Monday JAN le OF dis.
ease the BRAIN James boe infant Of Geo Arthur and
. t is .lsDson from No 30
Brooklyn. Relatives and friends invited without farmer
notice.
GAGHN-In BroOklyn on Tuesday morning, Jan H. Theresa
Gsfhip, aged eytais aid il months
HAHN-In Brooklyn. Monday, JAN 1s Charlotte Amelia
Frsderiss, second daughter oil william ana 0s'Ah N'''
HICKS In this city, on Tuesday, jan H. Chss FJsu, epy
Jvhus c. ana AImeDis G. Hicks aged yes" AAa
months.
LYoN-n this city on Saturday jan H. ser l,ps nlas:s
Henry Of Miles and Mary Lyon, deceased sssa
years 10 months, and "A days.
IEFa. IA, ,senrs Of hi. father 10 Is Hsdson Terrace,
Hoboien, Eugene NJ. Lee, sscd 7ysr' IL months ana |"
rIEFRst Harlem, Charlie. Miner youngest son Of Charles
Hi. frness VIII tske place afternoon q oeloet
from be res5rn IN One eighth street,
betwe en Fourth and Fifh svcnnes
A. the residence Of bis father, Tsee
.v Ian ~ Of cor. sption Hsny A. Msnkn. Ia 24,h
NORTON In this city "Wednesday JAN 49, Of TYPHOID f.
A. Nasey wiis Aionro Norton, and d.asbsr Of M.
ss5 Mr.. Harvey Of Hartford ws'nnsson Co. y,
Is yesrs months and 70 years
On ~.
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mARRJED.

ruesdsy, Jan. IT, 1.-THE Second
Reformed Dutch Church. Hscsensscs, N. j. by the Rev
James 0enaIe IT, Speers Cumming Of NEWTON to Sarah
E. daughter of Henry b. Zabrl ESQ., Of the former place
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn, J.. T., on Wednesday,
Jan le ny the Rev. Dr. Sons, h Henry A. Harrison TO
Eiis Annie L. Eaton daughter Of William Eslon all of
Brooklyn.
sPIEF-RaKER-o3 ThursdaS jan at the residence Of the
O. H. H. sbUmwsy, Marshall B. Sper and hiss Enie, dAash
ter Of Lawrence BsAer. ESQ.
VAN EOsTRAND-sEAMAE--At No. .s1 Pacific street
brooklyn on Wednesday Jan 49, by the Rev. r. Ely Mr.
A. Van Eesusnd Of hosew GOD, l. l., TO Miss Jennie C.
Seaman dausher Of the late Rev Seaman Q. BIooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Tur .JoHS BRows FUgD.-Mr Hyatt desires us
"a ay that deposited Twenty-Five hsndrei dars In the
Saving. Bank for Mn John Brown aud family snd tAs, less
than y photographs remain 10 be mailed to subscribers
which wiz be done this week The death Of the aI. vile
seied to furnish the photographs and other have ocoa
stoned expected delays In their delivery.
The holders Of Cooper Institute tickets and other city subscrb
informed that their photographs have beea awaiting Their
ea at Tnx TRrBrSK Office for Tine and Mr Hyatt woad
be CAD 10 hsye them call and sci them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
CUPREME CoURT-county sf UlsteT, No Nsw E

CUPRE4E COURT-County Of Ulster, New
- York-MATTHEW yASsAR, ylsiHtif against III EN-
MOAkEIL and EMILY J.. M0RRELL, wtdo" PeIseenssly;
zA AZ adzinistTsop of RChsd tOrei deceased Nic"rs
AoTo A. HyeT and Eliza Ann biz we pc ~, "a
- gseob al Davis Frederic Davis Gnd the jersey c' quo
Rosendsle Cement ConpAny, SI
SCr~n moi ser Ito defsBdsDts EMILY u MORN ELL,
FsSH ARD MORE FILL, EDWARD 4. HlLLfEh and HilLa
A. III vile David Davis Frederick y. Dayis and the yer
-. civ md Hosendais Cement Company: oa are hereby
aIaoned required 70 the sn,ended eenpan
g. lsInG In tis action which fled with the Cefk
a. TonT Of Ulster his office ia Kingdom ON the 20 day
beeenbef 1859 and 10 serve copy Of youf A"ef ss the sae
eerer al Ia ohee In City Of wtbn twsny
esys seT sssiee Of Tbs sumeHs On you o. tns
a. Of sueh Eer~foos fsu TO said esinph
hereby Tesairea the pan9 VIII apply to the Cont t'f the
Esiisf deaaande In Tie con Dated Desember
- Iew6vTh
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~
HIf md oersp pursosn@e and by virtue of judgment 81
ere Supreme CcuE made In the above entitled acton sh .ne
Ist ces Of December 1885, the land. and penses mere
fonsr descbed will lie sold unse the drsstion Of tne up
scdber referee appointed by Che Cout herein pSP P
ssiio nv William D1nobt euctioneer al the srchsnib TX
slsngr In The Cy OF NsYok the 9Hth day Of eornsy
- NJ o'clock moor Of that day. The morgagod premises
- IN aid ement dcoTibed fellows; All that certain 10Y
n or OF land situate lying and being in tbs lwsnu-th
e. re CIV Of Newly the DortheTy sidA OF Ihiry
,entb street bounded and de,crbee as oow,; comnsncsg
- -, on lie nobeuy aide Of Thirty sevesth street distant
- dsJ let eastery Gom the noheaseri9 corner OF the
and Tiy street. running hsnes nortn
- I'D nsrse y h the kghth Iiey-eight w oet
80 sal sches thence eastey, and parallel WIZ
atb street sixteen Gl feet eight (G tnehei hshss %
rsrsy wal pDesyeixht 1881 feet rhine 70 isehes 70 tne ne
- ~ ar de Of Thirty seyeph street. and thence "essIy
os he nohrry line or side Thirty street 9hiee.
VII .DI III nj i a. V' '' " d. HOBART, Referee
Il TIIIoTsox Plsntia Attorney Ne II wslst'
E.Ja aawsyThkSst
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Total number ......,

The yaues OF vessels and csrgocs were asoenaI eo
10 be So C30 900J the amount Of salvage dec'oea ~
twenysix yessels was Sl9s 404 the auicsns ., .s
wage and expenses in sixty cases was - n sse
proceeds of wrecked property sold at aae.o e., ~.
Our Marine Companies are paying nars'{ ,Vr .nc
las pad $500 eco for loes by ERE only at sea, darng
.Se r reSr Xnotber Company states, upon reliable
data that the losses by FIRE e sea- in the ysas weSs as
numerous SddSs esuse Of los here which should be
traced II possible. Courier and Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
NyOTICE to CREDITORS. Notice Of

NOITCE 70 OhEDIIUIS'o. -.NVV.VC o III.
cation for the discharge Of insovont from nus oe't
On m prions Of Che thT Grcie OF es hth chap'e
n the rr title Of the second Of tbs Revie statutes
ins city Of Roeb inter, 10 the county Of
Monroe an nsovent debtor notice first published January ~
80 -, ~ c,...ro
Creditors sppeT hefore the Hon John q Chnmss ere
"a Sse Of Monroe County his chamber in tho City
~ polcses En- sid County the 5h day OF April neK
Il 10 clock IN the for show esie any tnsy na.s
why an assgnment should not be mace OF tuc1
and be b DISCHARGED flar his eebts lanls dlawVW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
legal Notires.

ALL persons having claims against JOHN IN
IA WRlOBT lately doing business at No. IA Sday, NJ T.,
requested without delay t. present the sans win proper
RHEPPERD his Attorney at the Office Of the latter 20 81
Pine.st n Y ISRAEL RANDOLPH Assignee.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the City and County EewYok Aees !, hereby given to
Al Oersops hsyips claims sxanst GEORGE w. GEER, late Of
Ihe CITY and County o. Newborn dscesssd 10 present tns
same WIKI vouchers keeo the subseoes az ing once q W
Yot ON or before the st day Of April ysDasd New orb
60 a, fsks BENJAMIN q. WELLS,
w. 81 WV ERAsTUS Il. LATHAM,
20 1.vves.oThs Aduinrstora with the win annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

M PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County York Notice kereby gwen 70 ell per
os bs,ins eiars against CHARLES TBWlH1 late OF the
y Of EswYo broker dsoeased TO present the s1s via
vrfeTs thereof tke subscribe at tee saee Of ChAhLhS
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