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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

M MAY. AUCrIONkKK. -H oGsns, WAGONS 40
- ~ Asouon On No idky April rs I'll ocioek. u No 81
Msek near Cour, 81 oklyn and ed hand
bteEes ko&swNs q I'D Wagons oas ,hrl . ssa. fam "
az. 40 ~ Aorses. suitable for any use Mich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

IEsTEHL FURNITURE:-TArEsrRY BKUssxLs AND
xondsy April r. atio O'Clock ?6 Hsdson street. -.
oose kugers Institute The Furaiture Of the Family
prisng part Of mahogany Sofas and FrenA Bessads
re And chcr fehieG extension do tapestry velvet
es Ouclons nsrors Refrigerator dressing Bureaus
sohen Furniture, TO- tale peremptory rain or ahino
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

rCoR GAG HARBOR. Orient AND 0RpENPoRT-
4 The ateauer NABsACHUsHT1s, Oapt ". s. Hsvens.
leaves Jones alp river above ports Tuesday, Thurs
dAy md Saturday Afternoons. ats ciook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

ro VENDORS OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS IN The
Metropolitan Police district Ia be eby given thai
by the provisions Of the forty sud secon OF The eneA
'hn act amend entitled act To esabiah
polisan Police district passed April TO- 1850 e declared
that shall not be lawful for person 70 publicly keep
week called Sunday under penalty Of afsy dollars Tor sss
lice strictly enforce the provons Of his BY h pro
per orders respect thereto tia embers Of he keropo4
ian Polce force end made the doy Of TIE said msmoe
In % tbs enforcing OF the provisions Of this ssson
proceed TN he manner provided By law the arrest Of a.
lenders
Public notice Is therefore given that comPlsnue with Ivy
orders Will be issued 70 the members Of the Merop,tsA 70
ce 70 arrest Ill psssona puby keeping dposue Of my
intoxicating hquor Sunday BY order OF tbs Board OK 70
Ice. GRO. W. EMBREE Chief Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

EDWARD sCHENCE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Furniture By 7: = sOHENK. On Monday. asa
rs 10Y O'CLOCK q. us broadway, Of Warrington
piece all the gentes Household Furninse contaised Ia the
above house, comprising elegant Pier and Mautel rrora
psror and bedroom Furniture hair Mattresses. Bedding,
Crockery, Gisxaware, DC, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

GAS FIXTURES FOR sALE-A PAIR OF CHANDE
u lierv with six lights EACH also with three shls
perfect order. apply To f. hOWATT % South street. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

IS-NO@TICIA-AvlHO-N
~ FOUNTAINS India Store ths only place whore India
rns.ople Dressec blask and oolored wash alxs wde;
Novelties. CNna China Lscquered Arisss All kiads Of
curious American Indian Feather Fans Bead
can be procured Wholesale and retail q Ne. 66S
French md Chinese Pans, latest styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

TOHN HReNAN's GREAT suCnsA-gACoNp ~
ton Of Byoughons Mochly Planet Reader for April
TIE Nation and the srea. sr.e y - =
and Tom 6Ayers Asrology Defended. &C., 30 EW 49,
Nn tie book and ARcnciee hondrfckso.
Long. Ann arss DEXTER CO., Ills H.sssn sue.s a
Wholesale ArenB n B.-Seut 70 any eddrcee Tor AZ
Address l. D. Broushon box b73 Posi- once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

A UCfI0N SALE-rHI6 DAY, OF ROSES, PINKs
spiree, Flowering Shrubs Axauas Grape Vines DO ii
le2 Mstden lsne also 400 Plants In great yaziety fruit and
ornamental Trees By J. b. ROLBROOK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

magnificent fnlaid Cabinek, made By Narcotic,
ALSO, AT O'CLOCK IN TIE BASEMENT,
large aorment Of Crockery slightly damaged Sy Ore th
stock retail store DO said BY order insurance
company, consisting In part q and coffee sets dishes
plates, and saucers, goal tumoers and largo var
ct y Of other crceksry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

GORMAN HUGH2H AUCrIONEERS-WILL SELL.
ths day. II No chatham square. extensive stoca *
~ kinde o. Irngs Porte00nssies Eubr0dertes ssry,
pool Cotton, Bchs. Butons Andksrchef Bosonns LACE
WIS sehrss, Drswsrs GAiters Shoes, Jewelry, &c.
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sPECYAL NOTICES.

TxNTRAL DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN 20
~ lice Alb Boome ssoet, Aprn 49, 860Public notsofs
hereby given that the Board Of Police w In conforiy w
the fifteenth section Of the Pofse aot passed 10Th day 0 Ap
1850, the application Of any President Of incorporated
village within DE Metropolitan Police district q oorpsr.son
regular paomen Of the police force do special duty any
place wfhin the Metropolitan Police district
Applications for Tie sarvcea Of pAomeu in thu county 0
Kines and he towns Of Newtown Finishing and Jsmsca
10 the county OF Queens will be made 70 the ooe
Police In the city Of B,ookn and In the counties Of New
York. WestcAeser and Richmond 70 the ONCE Inspector
this apartment
The terms Of service will be 40 follows
For each patroman for less than "a hours
Is days, at the rate Of 81 t0l00 per day
For Is days ana les han days Of 81 Is loo pr
day.
fr 30 days and upwards The rata Of 81 21Oo per day
GEORGE W. BxBRBE Ohiei cqerk
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WILLIAMABBOTT AUCTIONEE9-OFFfCE a4NORrH
William street will sell !sA day at hessia's No 1893
removed for convenience OF sae marble top Tables Hat
Stand, Bedsieads, Lamps, Carpets 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

CHK Brsr PREPARATION FOB THE HAIR
i ever Jet discovered y
iDR- FOOTE'S
CREtfB DE MAGNOLIA.
Pecause II will not dry or injure tho hsr
because win rub of and soil your bonns clone Or
furniture. II.
Because win mot rancid aer being applied to tho
head.
Because iupars beautiful lusrs makes tbs hair dark.
son ucpch and g,oszy, and removes dandrdG
Sold by The dfdsgBas
No. n Maiden lAas
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NUAN0-AMERfOAN oUANo. WARRANTED PURE,
" imported BY ". d. Webb, at SIS per too Peruvian
IcAboe EdA Fish Scraps Bone Dust and other fertilizers
the A Agricultural Warehouse. JOHN MOORE,
193 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

WIN. Writers, AuCrIONRER, WILL Sell. on MON.
day TX Sc!ocs q go Broadway The Furniture,
Chsu Counters Show Cases Fixtures Olcoths also Bake
house Futures And all other Goods In establishment
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EDWARD eCHKNCK, AUCCfTONEER.
~ ELEQANr SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

y q; sCaEHCn. a. ne DAY: zs Inst. q ioh
furniture Of two first claAs houses all Of which made
order by Heas Narcotic Rocheort and Bondoune and d
fully equal comprising elegant Sia
Cd - bocase satin md plush supssb carved oak sdsboal
sde Tables oak extension dining fs6e dining
Chairs do hall Chairs rosewood Bedstelds and
reaus made By Rochefot mahogany do with marble tops
card fables library TabcB elegant Bronzes and PArian Sta
tuary, Brua.es and tngrain Csrpos ono eegan
By sodar music Rack and sxe ya,s:y q ssesa House
Also elegantly carved rosewood round Piano
Forte nnshed al around made by Groveaeen TruacpS d
superb insru meut: cost $500.
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WIN. WIrTRRS. AUCTI0NEER WILL SELL ON TUES
w day, At II O'Clock In Wall srec al the furniture Pix.
lures 40 Of oce Desks CArpes Bookcase Iron Safe
Tables Chairs. and all 0thsr furniture used large once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

WATER CURK-DR. Z. L. NICHOLS AND MR!
w MARI 8. COVE NICHOLS have opened the xmme
Mansion near Central Park and jonas Wood Second Az nu
and Fifty iuh street. New York. for hmaed number
patients Day pAenis and peysons wishsg O.
coue by the Third Second avenue cars CIRCULARS WI
fuil particulars, sent ON application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

Society wD take place ct Demoneos otsi corner Of
BrosdwAy and Chambers street on Monday 1e 70 GeH
Copsulsse Broadway OF the ste Mou,oa
Corts Fulton street, Charles n Fredercksou PoArl
atreet md Al ihe Albion ofNce. l6 Yeeknan street
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ATRW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FAAE - TO ALBANY.
On and Aner Monday, March rs, ls6O tpAins VIII leave
Twenty syth street station, New York f6lowsFor W.
lapsSisase $50 4 n, snc s3oPn: 70. White Plains
white sxes depot for Dover Plains p ~ from Twssy-
B,,th street depot; for Many, AIM, mail 30 r. &c
turning win leave wrAmabridse a g and A. NJ -
n poyer fisins A. r.; Albany, II r, mail. anA AIS r
NJ, express train 90 A, maa md $50 = - sxpse1 -
Railroad JOHN BV1OAILIA AsSssaas sspenosss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

T l. SNOW AyCiI9NE.k This DAY SATURDAY,
asor AID hrd the yurntsre OF a IL giving up
Bureaus Chsrs Wardrobe fables Bedsead
WsahslaLds Oh Pa2sing Cspets sofas Lonnses CSokl
'ov1 kict en- Furniture. &c. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

WIN WRITER'S, AUCrIONEER WILL SELL ON
Tussday q 10y oscck At 22s Cherry siree stock AND
Uherry Wagon Lumber Posts 40 together WIN oce Far
nnurc, &c. BY order Of assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
lNFV"AAA" 80 METEOROLOGICAL and xKUI0A&as
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE
By Dr. r, H0fIIck,
va xreI known Au1h0r and Leoeureks
r-x.,~~ svervtbuR which married pefuena en- roquo ~
= srtiy moral and sciena6e. althougA YdpuAnst
w,A1ss. and WIN DO found Sanssso' Hom NJ s's~ -. 49,
II recommended By medical journals. sassuuA 80
esS"~" TIE rwo-HUFDRBrH EDTTnON
ID Just Published Revised and ImyFOveos
uuxrstsd by oolorsd plAaes ard numerous WOOD ezfA
NearIy 800 pasea, well bound
Publshed by r. ". STRONG.
50 Nassau Street, New Ycrk eky,
WHO wa send free By poet 10 any AAAronD ~
one DOLLAR.
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r. 20 =. LxAvrT co.. AUorI0NnnHRs.--
u <sgnoes sale of BooksAnd Stationery on tins
HI,wtwsy The entire stock OF Books and sAuousry q
6rm ~ Y. EHEeAAD 90, win be 30 d a. suoou by
Jay evening. April "A, ct III O'Clock -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

A LABGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION OF vALU
q able Books In every literature fine Bbles
Prayer hymn Books snabs for the various churches
Spo rich OH Paintings viii DO sod this evening st or O'clock
n the store al BroAdway above Canal street. BIZ n FITZ
PATRICK 4 BROS suc1oneoyw 49, - =
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rSUBI,Ig NOTICE r. HUgNBY GIVEN TO ALL Pr
ecrs having claims sgsins the estate Of EdaonA asd
Xugeut Of Tho cry Of New York dseeassd - pro
sent tbs s,ns x pro2or vsuahsrs thereof tia under
ssneA his scss II Rooseve sxss or before Jnne
1880 CHARLES hUhkAr Exoevsos
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PATKNT RIGHT-FoR SALE, THE RIGHT 10 MAMu-
ftceure Folding Bedstesd Ia any OF the States pAAGt
granted tho 2h Of February 1850 0espie G
University place New York city. This Bedstesd can-
srrced that any ono take down put II up q =
minute Il sso can be paoted IN very small space n
Ps-CaplAss whaling 70 invett win find 4 their slv-
public. = -
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HARMONY LODGE, p. AND A. n, NO. 1ss.-TH
sm9eIs o. n Ccge - 1co Ne rn ID Seners
Sunday Afternoon s O'CLOCK the last tribute OF
heir worthy brother Beuemanu BY order Of u
W. H. pro tam. II ROMMEI. Secretary.
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CheaD Farming Lands.

Why does every man run to the far
West, when he bee omes dissatisfied with
his place of abode? There are yet lands
in Southern Ohio equally as good and
equally as cheap as great portion of the
western lands. Many persons go to the
West to see the country, and fud no place
to suit them A great deal of money is
spent in this way every year. Itwoald
cost but triHe to visit the lands in the
south of this State, and would save many
a trip West; aud, doubtless. there are
those who would be much better suited in
our State.
A gentleman writing to US from Law,
renee county says:
''The land here is good, and will. in q
very few years, be worth $50 per acre.
1t has been held in close monopoly 25
years, and is now in market for the first
time since it was entered If you can
send some of your friends here, they can
do great deal better :han they can by
going to the West"
We would recommend to those who de-
sire to immigrate from here, to visit, at
least, these Lawrence county LANDS, before
going West TO shake themselves TO death
with the ague.
In another column may be found an ad-
vertisement of thirty thousand acres OF
these lands. We can assure those who
transact business with Mr.. Leete, that we
know him, of our own knowledge, to be a
man of unimpeachable integrity.
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Democratic Convention.

At a meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee, held at the Court House, in Woods
field, on Saturday, May 9Th, w. 7. SINCLAIR
was called to the Chair, and JAMES WATSON
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Geo. S. Algeo, of Benton, Ste
phen Pancoast, of Adams. and c. M, Morrow,
of Center, were appointed Delegates to the
State Convention to be held in Columbus, on
the Oath inst. John Keyser, Martin Baker
and F, M. Sinclair were appointed alternates.
The delegates from the several townships
were called upon, in alphabetical order, to
give an expression of opinion as to the man.
ner of holding the County Convention. A
unanimous expression was given in favor of
the Delegate system.
On motion, it was resolved that the County
Convention fo, this year, be composed of Dele
gates appointed by the several townships, and
that each township be entitled to three Dele
gates.
Resolued, That the Democracy of the sew
eral townships be requested to meet at the
usual places of holding elections in each, on
Saturday, the 30M day Of June mert,
at o'clock, P. NJ, and then and there ap-
point three Delegates to the County Conven-
ton, one Delegate to the Congressional Con-
mttee, for the ensuing year.
Resolued, That the County Convention be
held in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday. July It'll.
Resolred, That w. T. Sinclair, Jere. Will
liams and W. P. Richardson be appointed a
committee to correspond with the Central
Committees of the other counties of this Con
gressional District. to fix the time and place
of holding the next Congressional Conven
ton.
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolved, That we approve the action o.
the Delegates from this Congressional District
to the Charleston Convention, and heartily
endorse the platform of principles ther,
adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
w. T. SINCLAIR, Chairman.
JAMES WATSON Secyefaru
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John A. Lankard,
against
Lewis Mozeny and others. (

Lewis Mozeny and others.
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas of the county of
Monroe in the State of Ohio, l will offer for
sale, at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,
and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 14h day Of July. 1860.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit
Beginning for the3, me at stone, corner to
Adam Suter; thence north 6S degrees west 63
rods to sugar tree; thence north 81 degrees
Ill rods with Suter's line to a stake bearing
witnesses. Inns, one inches, the other IL
inches in diameter, north II degrees west:
thence north 80 rods to a stake bearing witness
trees beech 16 inches in diameter, north 81
degrees west IA links, beech l6 inches in diam
eter south so degrees west 13 links; thence
north 81 degrees west 10 rods to an ash tree
three feet in diameter; thence north 33 de-
grees west rods to a dogwood inches in di-
ameter; thence north IA degrees east rods
and seven links to sugar tree IL inches in
diameter thence 20 degrees west rods to a
stake; thence north IS degrees west 80 rods
and Is links to a hickory inches in diameter
thence south 4S degrees west 27 rods and
links to the section line; thence north with the
section line "a rods to the middle of the run
thence down the run with the meanderings
thereof 292 and Ozone hundredths rods
thence down said river with the meanderings
thereof to the place of beginning including
the landing containing 81 acres, more or less
except SO feet on each side of the centre O
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad which
has been conveyed TO said Railroad Company
The said premises being part of fractiona
section number 10, in township and rang.
3, and being part of tract of land conveyed
by George Thompson to Hicks and by sale
Hicks conveyed to Lewis Mozeny.
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
| Monroe Common Pleas.
June 13, 1s6O.-S7,sO. aaq
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For the Spirit Of Democracy.
SENECA TOWNSHIP,

According to previous notice issued by
the Democratic Central Committee, the
Democrats of Seneca Township met in
Convention. at Calais, on Saturday the
30th of June. William L. Smallwood
was called to the Chair, and Jos. w.
Richardson appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then an>
nounced by the Chair to be the electing
of one delegate to the Democratic Con-
gressional Convention, and three to the
County Convention.
Upon which the following persons we're
selected as Delegates: To the Congress
ional Convention, Joseph w. Richardson
To the County Convention, Geo. W.
Shaklee, John B. Reed and Jos. w.
Richardson.
After which the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That in our standard bearer
for President, the Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las, of Illinois, we see portrayed in his
political career the man to whom we can
safely trust the administration of our ma
tional affairs.
Resotved, That we most cordially en-.
dorse the nomination of the Little Giant,
and pledge ourselves to give him our uni
ted support.
Resolved, That we endorse the action
of our delegate from Monroe, (Wm. P.
Richardson, Esq in the Democratic Ma
tional Convention held at Baltimore.
Resolved, That the first choice of the
Democracy of this Township as candi-
date for Congress, is the Hon. JAS. R.
NORRIS.
We pledge Seneca Township good for
100 majority for the Democratic ticket
in full
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WIN. T. SMALLWOOD, Chm.
Jos W. RICHARDSON. Sec'v,
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Notice in Attachment.

DAVID SCOTT, who resides out of the State
IL of Ohio, will take notice that William
Milligan and John B. Oblinger as the execu-
tors of Theodore Benninghaus, deceased, COM
menced their proceeding in attachment against
him, before Justice of the Peace, which was
certified to the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, and that on the 10Th
day of May, 1860, they filed their petition in
said court, demanding SS7,16 with interest
from February 13, 1860, and caused an order
of attachment to issue from said court, which
said order was, on the 2Sth of May, 1860, lev
led on the following real estate, situate in said
county, to wit:
All the north west quarter of section z,
township Z, and range Z, except that part sold
and conveyed to John Scott and William Scott,
leaving 110 acres, more or less, so levied upon,
which said premises are subject to the life
estate or widowhood of the widow of Thomas
Scott, Sr., deceased, and also subject to the
payment Of the following legacies: $50 to
Thomas Scott, jr., $50 to John Scott; the heirs
of William Scott SIS, to the heirs of Peter
Smith So, which said premises were devised
to said David Scott by Thomas Scott now de-
ceased by will, which is recorded in will record
of said county, vol. 3, page 146. The said
defendant is required to appear and answer
said petition by the 2lst day of July, 1860, OF
Judgment will be taken against him at the
July term of said court 1850, by default. "
HOLLISTER & OKBY,
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
| Nav 20 1850. q n f-e5y- H9H
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Sabbath School Celebration.


The NJ. E. Sabbath School will meet
at the Church, at O'Clock, on Wednes-
day, the 4th inst. and proceed with their
exercises in the following order:
lst, Singing Hymn, (The Bible and
the Sunday School.)
End, Prayer.
3rd, Singing, (Hymn, Independence
Day.)
4th, Reading the Declaration of Inde-
pendence by George Davis.
5th, Singing = Piece = E Pluribus
Unum.
9Th, Address by Rev. James Hen.
derson
9Th, Hymn, 60 come let US sing, &c. J
Mr.: Tuttle will assist the music with o
Melodeon.
After which the School will form q
procession and repair to a grove on the
farm of Mr.. Charles Afford, where The
day will be spent in recreation.
Arrangements have been made for haul
ing out the smaller children and the pro
visions to the grove.
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.aa7 x Legal Notice.

Eunice Goats, against: Joseph Goats
The defendant, Joseph Coats, will take no.
tice, that the plaintiff, Eunice Goats, on the
10th day of June, A. D., 1860, fled her petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, in and for
Monroe County, Ohio, asking decree for all
mony against said defendant, and that the in
terest of said defendant in the south west
quarter, of the south east quarter, of section
twenty-six, township five, and range five, si:-
ute in said county of Monroe, and containing
forty acres, more or less, be sold to satisfy any
judgment she may obtain against said defen-
dant. The grounds upon which said applica
ton for alimony is made, is, that said defen-
dant has been willfully absent from said ap-
plicant for more than three years last past.
- EUNICE COATS,
By Richardson & Sinclair, her. Att'ys.
June 18th, ls6o.-ew.
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Center Township Meeting.

AT a meeting of the Democracy of Gen.
township, on the SOth of June, on motion
WIN. READ, was called to the Chair,
and JAMES o. AMOS, was appointed Sec
retary.
On motion, Edward |Yost DR., w. T.
Sinclair and Abram Jeffries, were appoint
ed delegates to the County Convention.
On motion, Jere. Williams was ap-
pointed member of the Democratic Central
Committee for the coming year.
On motion VIM. p. Richardson was
appointed delegate to the Congressional
| Convention.
On motion of j. w. Okey, the dele
gate was instructed to vote for James r
Morris in the Congressional Convention.
Carried unanimously.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
VIM. READ, Chairman.
j. o. AMOS, Secretary.
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Legal Notice.

Joseph G. Davis who resides out of the State
of Ohio will take notice that on the % of May
1860, Adam Messner filed petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County
Ohio, against him. asking to have deed made
by said Davis to the petitioner on the 18th
OF November 1855 for the north west quarter
of the north west quarter of section one, town.
ship five and range seven, corrected, you are
required to appear in said Court and answer
by the 21st OF July 1860 or on failure decree
will be taken in said case against you by de-
fault. HOLLISTER Il OKEY,
May 80 1880. Attys. for Plf.
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Meeting Of the Democratic Central
~ Committee.


The gentlemen who were elected, on the
aOth Of June, as members of the Demo
cratic Central Committee, will assemble
at Woods6eld, on Mo nday afternoon, the
16th- Of July, being the first day of our
next term of courl.
1t is necessary for the Committee to
effect an organization. and to make such
arrangements as may be thought best for
the campaign.
If any township failed to elect, the old
member will continue to act.
Let not member fail to attend. 1t is
of the utmost Importance that every mem
Der be in attendance.