Meigs County OhArchives News.....Meigs County Telegraph July 3 1855
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Meigs County Telegraph
Pomeroy, Ohio
Tuesday July 3, 1855

C.P. Snow is advertised as an absconding debtor.  He only owes for six months 
subscription to the Telegraph.  He has not been a subscriber a great while, the 
scoundrel.

MARRIED – On the 21st ult., by Rev. S. C. Frampton, Cornelius A. Johnson and 
Susannah Long.

THE STATE OF OHIO, MEIGS COUNTY, SS; Probate Court
Final Settlement of Accounts 
Notice is hereby given that the accounts of the following persons have been 
filed for settlement.  Amsden Administratrix of James Amsden dec’d; Henry H. 
Rice, Administrator Joseph D. Plummer, dec’d; Frederick Lyman, Administrator of 
John Nelson, dec’d.; Wm. C. Williamson, Administrator of James Williamson, dec’d

ATTACHMENT NOTICE  [Abstracted]
An attachment was issued June 18, 1855 by Major Reed, a justice of the peace in 
Olive Twp., Meigs Co. against the goods, chattels, stock, credits, moneys, 
effects & c of Commodore P. Snow.  Amount of claim is $8.83.

NOTICE  -- Is hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed and qualified 
as Executor of the estate of Mark Hanings, late of Meigs county, deceased.   
June 19, 1855  John C. Golden

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be presented to the Commissioners 
of Meigs county, Ohio, at their next term, for a road, commencing at the State 
road, at the mouth of John Westfall’s lane, in Columbia, thence south to James 
Hampton’s land, thence south through Joshua Marton’s land to the township line; 
thence east to the corner of section 24 in Salem township, thence south-east 
through Hugh Ogden’s land, thence through Noah Ogden’s land to the State road.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE [abstracted]
Issued June 15, 1855 by A. M. Barlow, Justice of Pease in Salsibury Township 
Meigs County, Ohio against the goods, chattels, and effects of Patrick McVey a 
non-resident debtor.  Amount claimed by plaintiffs is $17,89. [typed it as it 
appeared in the newspaper]

NOTICE  is hereby given that the subscriber, on the 30th of May, 1855, lost the 
following notes; one note given by James Stewart & Brothers, in favor of Henry 
Rep?ar, for the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, with two endorsements – one for 
Forty Dollars, and the other for Fifty Dollars – the note is made due and 
payable July 1, 1855.  Also, one due-bill, given by James Whaley, in favor of 
Samuel Vale, for Five Dollars, given some time in May.  The parties interested 
will please take notice that the note and due bill were accidentally lost, and 
that any attempt by any other person to collect them will be considered 
fraudulent, and the persons so attempting prosecuted according to Law.  
Christopher Keplar

LIST OF LETTERS  remaining in the Post office at Middleport, O. July 2d, 1855
Allison G W
Barnhardt Geor & Co
Bradbury Asa
Bradford Avaline T
Curby Wm J
Cook Miles
Dust David
E?twath Daniel
Harris David
Hopkins Alfred B.
Hedges A J
Harding Thomas
Jones James H
Johnson E L
Kindle Nancy
Lewis A F 
Law?en John
Logan Ira
Moore James
McCan Richard
Morrison Milton
Mundaback David B.
Morris Richard
Rice Jacob
Smith John
Tripp Phebe

Transcribed by:
Connie Cotterill Schumaker
Schumaker4@aol.com




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