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To Timothy Shaw, IT., 3. ". Staples and
Eben Burnham. school Agents for District No. =,
In tho city Of Diddsfordi
YOU are hereby requested 10 call meeting, OF
The legal voters In ald District 70 oct upon the
In. 10 ehooss . Moderator ier said meeting.
al. To choose Clerk LOT the ensuing year.
d. 20 Sss " the district vii vote 70 rAiss an
swouuy or money sufxeisnt Ia hnish up and put
in or,Ier the hooi.hotseS Schooi-ho grounds
81 out.SaiIdinss 10 said District, ana, -, TO
dets rhine upon old amount ...f-..f
IN. 10 determine how and when sa'd money
~ b. ~ ., S:,ssa caAkIs A. SHAW, o'
- - - 'Tfr.1p JOHN T, SMITH, nil
h 80 l7'--ffr 4 n so OWN
Bidds6ord, June 10Th. 1857. gIiT DIV
Pursuant 10 the foregoing request the legal
voters of school District No, Foai, In the city Of
Bidde'ofd. are Hereby notided and warned 70 meet
- Ne City Hall. In aid slty OF Biddsfsrd, On
SATURDAY, the twenty day Of June a.
D. is7. % o'clock r. r., 70 act upea ths sssieiss
'. TIMOTHY SHAW. Js,
H.tS ,1 NV. srAPLm 'fii
Agenb of school District no;S,
Bidtsford, Jane 18th, 1857.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Is Years Ago and Now.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

noSTErTER's STOMACH BIrTERs was strug.
Cling into notice sgulnst the prejudices which
every thing now, however excellent, Is doomed 70
encounter.
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';.r. To the Farmers.

DRISd jour Wool N sllASS0NS Canilng Machine
s. 7. SHANNON.
s.eo June Il 1891 . 3w7S %
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The rarnins,sn Chronicles ID Zoe aIe Mr.
Prescott. the editor. being abou, TO remove
70 knoSvills. Tenn lo.l 81 i.lsBul. az
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FISHERS Cough Drops.

70 A standard ronsdy Tor couans and coxsusrp.
TON prepared BY @. W. Wslllnyford. grandson
Xennsbunk. Ne. Prcpristofs, d. =. 6tO,ooDWiSV j
CO., 3s Hanover b., Boston, N. E-Agsuts. amS3
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MOTH q FREckLEs.,

f The only reliable remedy sos thsss bruvn dis
colorstions on the nAes called Moth Patches and
freekies. 10 PR.Rr,s Morn AHp fRsckLE Lorios
Prepared only BY sDr. d. O. PsRay. Dsrnateiegtst
81 'dsford and elsewhere. Price q per bottle.
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For (jourhs. (Jolds md fJousuu,ptiou,,I

Try the old and we'll known vEuErABtB Pull
MOnARY BALSAh, approved ed ussA By oar
sas, ed ,s Fl ,Sssy Co
Druggists, Bossos, ProSristors. I'm, n su3 y
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and hc died on the following morning,
FROM the report Of gun having been
heard near the place on the previous Sat.
urlsy ], is supposed tina, he lay wounded
from that ,imc-fvc days and nights-un-
Ill found.
A fire occurred In the Hartford Carpc,
Co.'S works at Tariflsille, CT, on Monday
morning. destroying twelve factory build
ings and dozen dwelling houses A do
spatch ssys these mills turned out abou,
$1,000 yards Of carpe,ins last month, and
Thompsonville does about tho samo. Only
rat OF the co,npany's works arc in Tar
ifi'ille. There were 100000 poands Val.
Poraiso WOO! in tho basement Of tho power
loom mill, which was al destroyed. Tho
BRUSSELS carpet mill, in which the best car.
pets OF the company were made, could not
be saved, owing to the flames spreading
within. and nothing but tho wills arc now
Standing. This makes eleven large build.
inss belonging 10 tho Carpet Company
which were destroyed. In iie,, nothing is
lsii in the village bat ono ortvo soschouss,
and . few dwsIiinsA Tho steamers from
wcs6old, MsS.. arrived st thrss oslock,
and with those from Hsrsfo~l, did good
serslce in saving soma Of Tho property.
The 'oss will involve soue New York in-
sa.pee companies heavily. The los to
tho csrpc, Company will b sill 81, 100000
over tho insurance. It viii takei snveul
yeas to rebuild the property. The lon Calls
heavily on ilarioui, % mos, Of tho stock.
b held here. The sock of the Company
cold last week Al $500 pr share. a. 80
r. g Tho los is only $6oo. 900.
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front stairs leading to the upper hall wits
found about two hundred pounds Of pow.
der! Il had been concealed or stored
there in some way, nobody could tell how
or by whom. Il Is supposed h had been
there for two years or moro, and as Il WINS
r;sh, by the front room Of the post Office,
!, Is easy to realize to what dangers the cit.
isens wero exposed byit '. 90 "'
TIE Portland Star says that "about 4 o'clock
on Monday morning. the dwelling house Of
Mrs. Eliza Ann Deunett 10 the 'MeKsnney
nsighborhood' at Scsrboro', vas discovered TO
b on are. and Mrs. bennett wAs sen run
ming towards the river near BY across the aslds.
rhs nsighboss headed her Of and savsi her
from the evident purposs Of drowning hsrse,L
We learn that she carried ell her furniture
into the upper part OF tho house on Sunday
and ., night pss . little girl. Who lived with
her, 70 bed - usual. and In the morning arose
and oct ere to her own bed. The arst the It,
To girl kssw Of the are Wa when her own
bedroom door fell In snd ths aanes burst
through the room. but she escaped BY . vim
doe. No especial cause % assigned fos the
strange deed, except that the woman has been
low spirited and generally curious 10 her
nov.msnts. since she ioss . Gov and . hog.
about month AGO.
sAs b abost % years old and We married
ave years ago. but her husband sooa ,sh her.
She lived alone With the sssspsioa VI thisllt.ls
gisl uho vsns there last summer. nSAe has
bssa bard working uouaa /, sarryias IN her
arm almost alone and has hasdsons prop
ssty. Shs has even worked out her tas upon
the highway. just iits be- male Sstshbots.
Sinos the event on Monday morning she he's
bseu very Wild svldsotiy orsssd.e fSs vheIs
saAir b one Of The srssssst'' yas<y." We
loot &c nseh mystery In Tie AMIR. U the
WOMAN b ''sviasatiy eissed."
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A Singular Story.

On Thursday last the detectives we're in
formed that a $500 five-twenty bond had
been offered at Il brokers' office in this city
by Il boy who inquired if it was worth any
thing. Upon tracing the bond the officers
learned that the lad had bought it of an
other little boy for penny, and upon find
ing this and several other little boys, wo-
man was discovered, who had some time
before found in the street a package con-
tanning $4,000 in Government bonds. She
did not know the value of them, and upon
being asked, produced the remainder from
a pile of rags on the floor, saying that she
was about to use them as a covering for heI
fiFebOard.
One of the bonds she had given to her
little son to cut the "pictures" out of and
he had effectually destroyed a 500 bond
All the property, with the exception OF
$3.50, was recovered. When the bonds
were first picked up by this women, who is
Mrs. AcGleece she dropped a 500 five
twenty; boy who picked up the bond ran
after her to return 1t, when she informed
him that he could keep it, as she had plenty
more of the same kind. The boy, seeing
the advertisement. has since returned it tC
Messrs. Carter & Tunis, the losers of the
property. 1t seems almost incredible that
people can be SO Ignorant of money in these
hard times as to throw Government bonds
around loose as this woman has.-Neit
York Times.
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TmE MusKrNauM GORGE BRoKEN,-Thc
great gorge of ice in the Muskingum, AZ
and below GAINESVILLE, gave way on Satur-
day. The Courier says OF IL;
AT various times the ice rushing out OF
Licking seriously endangered the west END
Of the Licking bridge, but which withstOou
the pressure. At length the gorge became
nearly compact, and the run OF ice IN Lick
ing was checked, and remained so until
about haIf-past twelve this afternoon, when
it gave way In the Muskingum and passed
rapidly out. The monster cakes OF Ice,
eight feet thick and acres In extent, would
rush against, striking with great force the
piers OF the c. & u. Railroad bridge, anu OF
the lower or Putnam bridge, and crushed
to pieces-bOth of these structures sustain
ing, however. but little injury. The river
fell aboutsix feet in perhaps less than thirty
minutes, and the danger was passed. Ihe
going out of the ice was indeed 0eautifuL
a grand sight.
j. S.-The ice about two o'clock this af-
ternoon, again gorged about one mile below
the city, and the river has risen nearly
seven feet within the last hour.
A LEAP FOR DEATH--A FALURE.-A
German, named John lioufbauer, in a
frenzy fit yesterday assembled the suspen-
sion bridge at Cincinnati, walked out to the
center, took off his hat aud coat. placed
them on the bridge floor and then took the
fearful leap to the water. Several persons
along shore and on the steamers witnessed
the desperate act, saw him shoot down
through seventy-tiYe feet of space and dis
appear In the rapidly rising flood. None
looked for him to reappear alive, but he did
so, and some of the crew Of the steamboat
General Buell. went out In yawl and res
eued him-a proceeding to which lac did
not seem to have any objection whatever
The ONO RIVER FLooD.-We learn
through the Cincinnati Commercial, of this
morning, that the Ohio has risen over five
feet during the twenty-fOur hours ending
last night, with thirty feet thence to Louis
vile. To-day there will be less than sew
enty feet under the bridge for passing
steamers, compelling all downward bound
steamers to receive and discharge their
cargoes below the bridge. The falls are
navigablc for the largest class of steamers.
There was considerable heavy ice running
yesterday, and more expected to-day.
DISASTER ON THE NORTHWESTERN NIR-
GINA RoAp.-The Eaton tunnel, on the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad, about
thirty miles east of Parkersburg, fell in ON
Thursday. Two men were killed, third
supposed to be mortally wounded and
nine others more or less badly injured.
Since the first fall there have been Others,
until at this time, it is said, the tunnel Is
pretty well gOrged.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, February 4.
HOGs-Unless there should be an increase
in the receipts, all the houses will suspend
operations this week. There were some
small sales of city dressed to-day at 81 40
az as for light and extra heavy averages.
Live hogs are quoted at 50 25@G 30, though
S6 90 was, in one or two instances, paid to-
day for heavy weights. The receipts for
the iorty-eight hours ending to-day, were
LOO head, and for the week ending this
evening, 10720 head. The total arrivals
since November l, now foot up 442,l20
head. The season was closed at this time
last year, the total packing footing up 354,-
800 head.
FLoUR-Superfne grosnd from spring
wheat is held ut 81 25@9 70 and winter
wheat 80 75@l0 %. Extra is ia moderate
request at $40 5O@l1 % for spring, and
I'll 50@l2 20 for winter. Family is selling
slowly at $l2@l2 rs for spring, and $l2 rs
for winter. Fancy brands are quoted at
$l4@l5.
WHEAT-No. l spring can not now be
bought at less than 81 40 and many decline
to accept this rate. Extra is quoted at
81 5O@2 90. No. red winter sold during
the greater portion of the week at 50 IS,
but 81 50 is now asked, with buyers at
" 80. No. has advanced to 81 90, and is
not easily obtained at this rate. Extra is
held at 81 30, and for one or two lots of
Hill ~ " was paid to-day.
PoTATOEs-The best descriptions are now
selling from store at 50 IS per barrel, and
can be bought on arrival at So 80.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork, $50 so is gener-
ally asked. Shoulders 73zc loose. Rib
sides at 912c. Clear sides sold at lie.
packed. Shoulders declined to 93dc packed.
Rib sides lie, and clear rib I2c. Clear
sides dull at 1890. packed. SHgar-cured
hams are in but moderate request. We
quote them l5ll@lGc., capvassed and
packed. Prime leaf lard Pc; country
prime, ll4c.
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John Henry Shell ct al Vs Andrew Cass Shell ct
al Case No. $685. Superior Court of Montgom-
cry County, Ohio. In partition.
DURSUANT to an order of sale made by the SUI
l. perior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
and to me directed, will Offer ut public sale, on
the premises, in Miamisburg, on
Saturday. February 9, 1857,
Between the hours of one and four O'Clock r NJ
the following real estate, tO-wit: Situate in the
county of Montgomery and state of Ohio, all that
certain tract or parcel of land lying in the town
of Miamisburg, in the county of Montgomery and
STATE of Ohio, towit: being inlot No, 53 on Jacob
Kercher's plat of said town.
Also, in-ot No. 4S, agreoably to the original plat
OF said town.
Also the following: Being part OF the south
half of section No 20, town l. range q, Nj. RS (;
Beginning at stake on the north boundary OF
said half section; thence 4Sk degrees 473 poles
stone; thence n 41 degrees 1l9 poles along the
pike to the place of beginning, containing ten
acres, more or less.
Also, the following in section g. town /, range
6 NJ RS, being Out-lOt No. ON Isaac TreOns plat
of out-lOts which is recorded in Plat Book "A -
| page lO3, of Montgomery County Records, con.
tanning 1--WE acres more or less.
Said LOT No SO Is appraised at, ,.......... &C. TOC
Said lot No 4s is appraised ut ...,....,..... 63S
Said ten acres of land are appraised at ... 20(
| Said live acres of land appraised at .. bOt
And cannot he sold for less than two thirds the
| appraised value thereof, respectively.
| rERMS-One-third of the purchase money mus
be paid cash on the day OF sale; one third IN one
year, and one-third in two years thereafter; de
ferred payments to bear interest and to be seeurec
by mortgage on the premises.
| OS<i. II. DAVIDSON
| Sheriff OF Montgomery County, Ohio.
4 ADAM CLAY. Attorney. l8wtt
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
)TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared from prescription Of Sag ). Clarke, M
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This invaluable medicine is unfaiIing in the cure
OF all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution Is subject. 1t mod
crates all eNcesses and removes all distractions
from whatever cause. speedy cure may he
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is particularly suited. 1t will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pis should aot be taken 6v Females du,i1g
Me FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they
are sure 10 6riRgOn Miscarriage, bat at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight
eXertiOn, PalpitatOn of the Heart, IIysterics and
Whites these Pills will effect II cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, caOmel, antimony, or
anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II Do the JatS Of eUeyy galuSJlr Kediciae 10 De
CouNTERFEiTED. Be cautious, therefore, amt see
that the letters 1T It NJ are 6lOiCfs in he bottle ana
that each tordpper bsdrSf4e SMILES Of he sfg-
ndtures 0f l. O. BALD WING 60, and JOB NOSES
bk1S- toitkOHt a0hfch, aOate are genuine.
n Bone Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
Postage, enclosed to any authorized gent or IA
the Sole General Agent for the United States and
British DOminiOns,
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Win ensure bottle, containing Fifty Pills by
return mail, securely sealed frOm all observation
Ocl2riaweOwIy-b
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"DoDsoN'S STATION. Each day and
night adds popularity to this the best sta
tion, in or out of Dayton. "Jncle Jo" al
ways polite afiabe and obliging--keebiu0
the best edibles that the market afTor,ls--an
experienced caterer, who understands his
art--good attendance and ucatness proven
bial-liquors choice and cigars superior,
what else Is needed Ia the line of rational
enjoyment, when it is added that the daily
papers, from the prominent eastern and
western cities are regularly there. ia28
tB- Bear It in Mind-On Monday night.
at nine o'clock, aud continue nightly, a nice
variety LUNCH.
RS- The best inducements yet offered
Who can beat them? In order to reduce
my stock | will offer, for ten days only,
Mems Sewed Calf Boots, ~ co.; Mems
Arctic Rubber Over-shoes 81 so; Lasting
CATERS 81 90; good Morocco Shoes, 81 90 !;
mems, custom made Kip Boots. 81 90.
Mems, women's, mIsses' and schiidren's
Boots Balmorals; Polish Boots and Gait
ers In great abundance and very low
5. GOODMAN, ll0 Main street
BE A GENTLEN N.--Appea IN all
the avocatlons of life, are useful. No man,
however Intellectual, makes an impression
before community, unless he Is adorned
we'll IL makes no difference how much
brains you wear under your hat; ir your
hat Is greasy, your old-fashioned coat "out
at the elbows" and your shirt collar badly
crumpled you don't pass muster--you stand
aslde-while the customers of Schwarz, lis
Main street, avoid all this annoyance, by
dealing with reliable institution.
-ss
GREAT REDuCrIoN.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock of
winte, clothing, especially in overcoats,
therefore We offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered in this city.
We will sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves Re-
spectfully, Lessner 81 Brother. daw
FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
los Main street.
DEATS THEM ALL.-ltarrlS Cashmere
suits, (the salt and pepper heavy and of
first quality, custom-made, at $25, worth
$50 at lis Main street. II. SCAwARz.
SPLENDID OvERCoATs.-Lebensbu &
Son, No. l0S Main street, haye just received
he most splendid lotof overcOats in the
city, which they are Offering at very low
cures. Call and see them. 1td&w
Boys AND YoUTH's CLoTHINd.---An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
lOS Main Street.
| DEFY -I.ebensburger d
Son, No. los Main street, call particIlar at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition. and will not be undersold by any
other house in the city
CB-A lot of new Government Overcoats
at 81 80. I.essner & Brother. daw
BARGAINS! BARGAINS IL will close out
my entire stock of Winter Clothing, (cus-
tom made,) positively at cost, until further
notice. Call soon, at 1lS Main Street.
IL. SCHwARZ.
tS- Is you want to get a fine pair of
Boots made, go to Goodman.
LOOK HERE !-Schwarz will close out his
Government Overcoats, (new) at SO "a.
| Sion nf fnnllnn Eanla
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$40.
$15.

DR.. q. w MOtfitt, of the Cincinnati Steam
Dental Establishment proposing to estab- |
lish first-class Dental Office in the city of
Dayton, on or about the lst of April, 1864, |
will for the purpose of Introducing with
out delay his superior styles of dentistry, |
and his own peculiar process of making the |
same, whereby adaptability both in natural |
appearance and utility are secured in
prominent degree; and whereby those per-
sons who have failed in every other effort |
to get useful set of teeth, can be fitted |
with unerring certalnty-and in the un-
equaled short time of only SIX HOURS
will open rooms at the MERCHANTS AND
FARMERS HOTEL. date Doup House, on
SECOND STREET, NEAR MAIN, on Thursday,
February Z, 1867, where he will insert Ar
| tiiicial Teeth Mt the following extremely
low prices-etfecting a saving of at least
one hundred per cent. to those getting
them, and continue the same for only 80
DAYS, OR UNTIL THE 9TH OF MARCH He will
charge
Only $40 for set worth $50.
Only $l5 for set worth $40.
And warrant them of the very best mate
rial, and to be comfortable and useful or
need not be taken away. The great repul
tation that DIR. G. w. Moffitt has maintained,
as Dentist, for the past two years in Gin
cinnati, is a sufficient guarantee that allhiS
dentistry and operations are reliable-the
amount of work having been made in
his Steam Dental Establishment there
sometimes reaching rs many as
eighty sets a week. Remember the
above extremely low prices will continue
, only the 30 DAYS specified, when the Gus
, tomary prices will be resumed at his new
Dayton Office; though all the work done
: now, viii be kept in repair, the same rs i
!, it were done at the customary prices.
! LAUGHING GAS!
Notice extraordinary: Laughing Gas
the great anesthetic agent, for extracting
teeth without in-positively-and with
= out danger! DIR. G. w. Moflitt's EXTENSIVE
q experience in the administration of thi
GAS, for extracting teeth without pain
S haying given it to thousands in his eXten
! sive Cincinnati practice, every one of when
! will testify to its complete success-render
e him at once expert and reliable. 1t is
/ fact that teeth are extracted daily, wit
e Laughing Gas, positively without pain
:, n without danger, because it is safe-withou
e uncomfortable feelings because its effect
,r are most delightful Improve this oppor
tunity then, and call Immediately, an
d have your old, disagreeable, painful, ur
d. healthy teeth and roots, extracted withor
of the least bit of pain, and new ones in /
Is less than half pricel feb5, lS67-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF real
ESTATE.

Maria Worman's Administrator VS. Mary Theil
ct al.
IN pursuance Of an order of sale granted by the
L Probate Court of Montgomery County Ohio /
win offer for sale ut public auction,
On the ga day Of February 4. D. 1867,
At two O'Clock P. NJ, ut the door of the Court
House the following described real estate:
Situate in the city of Dayton and county OF
Montgomery, and in the State Of Ohio, being the
east half Of the south half Of lot numbered 2Sn
according to the plat Of said city of DAYTON
Upon said lot there is neat and comfortable one.
story brick house, containing three rooms in.
cluding comfortable Kitchen.
Sad property has been appraised at $500.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash; one til rd
in one year, and one third In two years from day
Of sale, with interest, the payments TO be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
JOHN SCHNABLE
Admr OF Estate Of Maria Norman, Deceased.
WERDRL1N ScHRLnAMER,
J. II. BAGGoTT, Atty's for Schnable, 1sw4
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ATTACHMENT.

b. G. Taylor, Plaintif, VS.. Chas A. Brown, De-
fendant, and B. IL Miller, John w. Lightly and
Adam Lang and Susan Lang, Garnishees Be
fore John ID. SheehRn, i. p, of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio
ON the eth day of December 1885 said Justice
Oissued an order of attachment in the above ac-
ton for the sum Of f119 co. Cause set for hearing
on the 10th day Of February, 1857 at eight O'Clock
A. NJ B. q. TAYLOR.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney.
Miamisburg, o., DeeeAber 81, 1858. lsws
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Peter Eagle ~. George l.. Deckert. Before John
Township, Montgomery County, Ohio.
nN the 18th day of Deeember A. ID 1866 said
" Justice Issued an OIder of AttAehment in the
above action in the sum of S55 Il. Cause set for
hearing on the 9Th day OF February, 1857.
MiamiSburE, Ohio, Dsssnbs is, isos.i7wS