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We learn that the body of man was
found near the head of Fishpot in Salem
township. on Monday. Our Informant
had learned no further particulars.
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ATTACHlNENT NOTICE.

Alta CHMENT NOTICE.
Archbold and Richardson, Plaintiff,
against
Edward Stephens, Defendant.
DEFORE William D. Patton, Justice Of the
ID Peace Of Center township, Monroe County,
Ohio. On the third day eff January, 1850, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum of thirty dollars.
ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON.
Jan. IL, 1860.--3t.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMINISIRATOR NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has, this s0th day Of December,
1859, been appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the
estate of Christian Martz, deceased.
SETH WARD, Admir-.
Jan. 4, 1s6o.--st.pd.
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lATTA ACR1MENT NOTICE. ~
VS.. ID Justice of the Peace
Jonas Gray. of Franklin township. Mon
roe county, Ohio, an attachment was issued on
the Goth day of December, against the goods
chattels, moneys, credits and effects of the de-
fendant. nonresident of the county.
WOODMAN OKKY.
Jan. IL, lS6o.-3t.
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Monroe Lodge No. 1879.

Monroe Lodge No. 1879.
0F Free and Accepted Masons, meet on
~ Wednesday evening on or preceding each
full moon and on Wednesday two weeks there
after, at the Masonic Hall.
OFFICERS:
JOHN S. WAY, w. M.
JAS. R. MORRIS, s. w. G.H.DAvENPoRT,S.D d.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, j. W. C. NJ. MoRRow. J. D.
M HoErFIER, Treas. H. POrrs' Tyler.
]. D. SrAUvER, Sec'y.
Woodsfeld, Jan. IL, 1860.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County.

|OCate OI OIllO, monroe county
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
lN has been this 10th day of December 1869,
duly appointed by the Probate Court of said
county, administrator of the estate of Adam
Shriver, deceased, and qualified as such. Per-
sons having claims against said estate will
present them in one year duly authenticated
for settlement, and those owing the same are
requested to make immediate payment.
EZRA CoEN, Admir-.
December 81, 1S59.--3t. pd.
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preSSlble c0Enlct." anu Otner ike treason
able doctrines, seek to promote their am.
bitious schemes by creating civil dissen-
ton, distrust and alienation between the
citizens of the different States.
s. Resolued, that STEPHEN A. DOUG.
LAS is the choice of the Ohio Democracy
for President Of the United States. His
eminent public services rendered the
Government and Country; his signal tri-
umphs in the Senate and before the peo-
pie; his admitted ability; his sound and
just views of public policy; his devotion
to the Constitution and the Union render
his name tower of strength and give as.
su.ance to the conviction that if he be nom,
mated at Charleston, he will most Ger.
tainly receive the electoral vote of Ohio.
Therefore, as .'in Union there is strength ,
Resolved, as the sense of this Convention
that the entire vote of Ohio be cast fol
him at Charleston.
! 7. Resolued, That upon all other ques
|tions arising in the Convention at Charles
ton the vote of Ohio be cast as unit ani
as majority Of the delegates may direct
8. Resolred, That the Interests of tn,
West and Southwest require the early
and prompt attention of the Congress o
the United States, and of the Federal Ad
ministration to secure free markets in Eu
rope for the salted provisions and cerea
productions of these sections Of the Union
and we earnestly invite the cooperation
of the States Of those sections for the &C
complishment of that object, and we here
by call the attention of our representatives
10 Congress particularly to the subject.
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CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD.
s Es'IlEl|E';''l|ll - 60 81 N

BARNEsvILLE STATION, Nov. IA, 1859.
CHANGE OF TIME.-From and after this date,
until further notice, passenger trains will leave
this Station as follows:
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On the 23rd day of December, 1859, by John
J. Eggar, Esq, Mr.. William Latshaw and Miss
Anne Beardmore, all of Malaga township, this
County.
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uno md9netl6e G}ittel aueeweneet. & S"''"hilae
Aua ptrO PER 9OrrelgGnoshs, IN gficfen Ga6 ertbeilt, m,m,
etr1eiOlpitn inb. Soihe Grke Dit!ef man al, $40. ~ 5ptmI Z
Office gtep' gprt ;u a%bfelFrer. H#n " S'''o'P 4
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Scntide Sricfc
peI4e in Der 9ieIi8cn ~Sun" an8eSej0t iino.
OamenIiite:

Samterser, @1rs sc; Gurreu, NHB g; Gns
WiB &C; gfe5, @ftB g; 8arpman, Nlr0
6on1bnder, WtB; 8ilher, Ntr5 SO; 6pfntor
Mr5 S; 5appOlpt, @ttb 6 s; 2c6rinf, NtB g
S; Mrlbplanp, Ntr5 Wt0ar, NGB 6 Neter=
ION, IfiB $; Srerler, Mr5 g.; 98tu6, Nlr5 g
q; gStiter, Nlr5 q 8; 3intlt19, Gotb.
9errenItte:
Nrtplp, @S; SoIer, $; Sr,tnn & So, ;
SranOt, S; 8uldmdnn, 81; Suld, SG Gpr=
letn & So; Groft, s s.; Oarr, Wm; Oobn,
g; Oieterih, . 81; Drintpater, Gapt. q;
6rtes, s. & So; Sells, IS; Slim, sc; 8OB, $
g; 5egel, S; 6ranci5ras & 6iblsr; 6rart, $ ;
@arpner, s.; Onrtuer, 81; Gjt5rtel, S; Git
finger, s %; 0ut6letn, q; Sorre0, q; 6at5-
Ter, @3; 6eb, s; Ssrdlot9, $; 5eim s 5OT=
meiiter, s; SplB & prpier; Sacrb5, s gBut
2ettenbod, S; 2ept, .; Mdrtin, st IS; Me4=
er5, g; Ntller, g; Mtrnber9er, 81; Nh1tter, 8
palmer, q Sc; Nee5, 81; NObert5, Nd; Silt
tert, st; S6afer, ST; Shlifer, S; Samuel,
9 9; SeAtltltg, S; Settner, g; Spangenber=
ger, 81; Strpptmann, s; Ste9meier, s; 98el=
ter, s s.; We1t6eimer, s.; g8ebbe, So; @olfe,
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:1 Nnfttons=Scrfamf
-M4z.A- bel @. S. Woutr.
NN ,.,L..Hzo *,
2~6ert9O0Ile8 9I9entbNm IN 6rontltr. Ri

"VFF7VVuVV 2ETVElV1HE NJ OIUIII IE. III =
y r~f1uIel,
SD meroe am beutt3cn MittppN ben S. Geptember, Wadnmtttoa8
4 ubr an Or uo GteQe, noblebenb ei1rcbene8 Gig nttunl
gum 8ertauf brin8eu.
OaS gauge %aruubf.rif uno Cgctiu(tffetten, 1eleaen in 6ront-
f, nabc Sotbitr. Die Got Bat in 6rOnttr. 10 SlB 3 3pa ;5rpnt
unb bat cine 5'emlthe &ef.. Die @ebiuli3teiten 30. 16 bcite-
ben aus trten 9%ut3ebalten 2fbd0en 9auie unO uc6erbau neblt
elner trptcnen Nlept in Brontitr. GbcniO Wetter bebaut i'm SIN.
trr8runSe res 0bl8cn, 4 quite Yrtdbauier, 2nBtig un6 nit 6irter.
bat. Gte 8ar5s 9pt nebIt 0n 8~yttbduiern lit IeBt fit 1876 per-
rentt. ..
@rtnorente an @an,en S3S. so.
Acknowledgement: Ole SGlfte baar, Die anoere SGlte in 6
ooer II OtOnaten nit Snterefen uc 0iferbeit. &ttel un6efret-
bar. @8 ipuo Suiammeu UertQuit.
9. s. Cover, @utt, @
SDfoDtUd No. 81 BoltrnoreItr.
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9r. &ufeldu6'S bera9mtes

ttEF' bTFNUT' wv Y =
4tttrbtItwtretn, DtspepE. dnb Beloiub:t tEqhH
lhe ODER nerpSSt Shpdncn, Wttrenfrnntbtitt!
unt ate strnnt6eiten, pelde pom peroorbtatm Ata,
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mno frans1fTfdc MSetne,

- Inner Eager berppn 1T 10 w0bI a~iIprtirt, bn6 mir gie-
bercertaufern ratbeu, bel un8 porMlpre6en uno lid Die
S8adre SIT beieben. Sir 6amtten9c6rau4 t6men mir NIT Jte1t
mier.n. iet6it ab9e3o8enen 6oriter, Ernminer, 9c4beimer unO an.
feiue 9tgeinmelue empfeben.
@Bbet & G8il6elmD,
Sc. 379 gSeIt- 8altimpreItra6e.
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eo:&. aa atr% aOptana. taos! ~ o%ener.ten. aasrane ots
BIu.es nI6 BEN RoYft Blur TN Gfaasns 6trS8renafn, 5ebs
krtnnta, &ppettIpasfe!t 3bwers I'm Utagtn, T5@W3Gt uni
kNts 5sfabt I'M Massn aaa unseslett 5$Httr Ntpsn
3~tstIOpen S@n ts Der Nn9sa 8isffa tn BEN Ssh6t
Bte5ef unb Hrpf tmsr!en, 3rfbSesbrn btHH HtbIasn @sls.
strten Der 5Gt u4t ~2tastr, Settsnfs4sn S4la frItn Ina
Rdfed unb ben %GSittbstne piss I'm Repf aab Srehnea la
6letf6, BdrBtRtylt udh @jtbsrBsiftd teRbdt.
Dit Gibentbutder rnpFeblen oiefe Dlebjin bsr NhtmetElaht'
ittt bs lutiitIms. fen uberl'a8 pom BAN aDsrtb une bar
~snpfobIcn mirt. "a IN bssA Ptn nsHeS unb un8tprlfttt
NttFtL i%sntesn stnss bas felt 10 Sabrsn biz prlfaaS scr sth
anttifantfben 0oise 6efenbta bat uRb behsn Ruf anb 0trS
Fauf sis fsBt nod sen !sIntm aabsrn ers:iSt purte. Dts
}~eusatHs psas Be ibtts unb auseeasidntts &erste nrb prt-
tdtperforen aus aatn Ipetien btseS 2anbts tu 4unhsu 9sken
Bt6,n ins ~unsebtusrt ua6 t~taegtasus Dura fefan8 bts affair
i'd Sen beH &taenttInter u~ublftirttn NtmandGs, rtl&tn bsrs
ltlbe uHsntStl6ltG bnrG bic Igtnten %Sertbttlen tdst, HuB GaG
ben iln9liubt8htn Gter3tu8en, bs bisfe& Bittsrs msrsli6 BIZ
srubnttbsst pfrhttAt, nsIdt 81 rridEst Bat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

voting by wony Is ooe amply Of sppsrarse, aud
no intelligent lee;sistr viii for momeot be mslea
BY lit. In the Gaze ofrsiIroads every proxy repre-
ssnis share; in the act for beDsvoleat societies.
every proxy viii represent q rational being. II Is
the difference between the inanimste representative
of pecunisIy value, and the Iviog principle of a
breathing man, or moro briefly yet between dollar
and Christian. There lie the further Difference
between railroad companies and religious socistiss
that the first are organized for selfish ends, the last
for catholic and charitable purposes; that ia the
first shareholder may have ten thousand votes, in
the last he can have but one. To city exponent
OF commercial Christianity, these differences may
seem tiff ng; but they can readily be appreciated
BY the less sophisticated jewellers ia the rural dis
tricts, the securance Of whose right is the grea.
object of the Proxy bill.