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, The returns Of these two Banks indicate singular
anctuation in their standing. The operation of the 8
months Of resumption, from January to October, 1880,
to reduce their liabilities to very great extent and
they have been increased In a much greater degree
since the resuspenson. The aggregate Of the above
table, gives the fact that the operation of the suspension
policy beneGcisl neither to the Banks the public
The Bank notes held by the Institutions amount to
than their showing conclusivey that the cir
culaion made up OF bills Of one two Banks, and
Of the country sinstutions The bills Of the Girard
Bank then formed the bulk Of the circulation, aud we
6od accordingly that had creased s issues 100 per
cent while that of all the other Institutions decreas
cd The following Is table Of the leading features Of
The country banks, comparing the aggregates with the
return Of 1885,
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TO Masters Of Vessels.

TO Masters OF Vessels.
Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of their sense, aud report of vessels left
TIE port whence they sailed and the vessels oksn ready
On their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr of
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grsss it proposed to reduce Is per cent. and the
salaries Of the officers Of the House, whose emolu
ments exceed $1,000 per annum, at the same rate.
Mr.. WISE and Mr.. Psorrr objected to the 70.
solution.
Mr.. WsE prsscntedia petition from the Six.
tee1th Congrs ,sional District of Ohio, PRAYING
Congress to adjourn.
Resolutions were .presentediia great numbers by
other gentlemen, amongst which there were reso.
lutons to ressind the 2lst rule-to reduce the re-
venue cutter service force and devolve the duties
on the regular force Of the navy-to elicit report
from Governor Pondexter, and from the Secretary
OF the Treasury acopy Of the commission under
which cold Poins" was appointed 10 investigate
the anAirs Of the New York custom house, and the
amoont which the investigation has cost the Go
venmeAt. ,a q
Mr.. STANLEY proposed an alteration of the 1896
raie, TO give to lmajority power ut any time to
take bill out1of committee Of the whole On this
question points Of order, the ayes and noes appeals
motions for an adjournment, sc. &c. consumes the
residue ofthe sitting. iE4i +. Fl. ~ M y
Oa one vote being taken, Mr. J. C. cLAkxr
rose to enquire from the Speaker if il vas
ia order for any gentleman to vote ont of hi,
proper order uuii the question had been prt
by the Speaker, "Was the gentleman With.
the bar when his name was zcalled as He a.ked
this question because he had seen Mr. Holmes Of
South Carolina enter from the lobby, and his i'm
PressioA 10 that that gentleman had then inst come
into the Hall. though it was possible that he nigh
have been Ia some other part of the House. Mr..
Dixon H. Lewis said that Mr.. Holmes was in con-
vsrsat on with him in the BAR and had the right to
vote. Mr.. Holmes made,, ,melIike observation,
and then' evidently excited, hurried round the hall
to the seat Of Mr.. Clarke, where, it was under
stood, Offensive language was uttered ON both sides
Mr.. Clarke was distinctly heard aersss the Hall,
to utter the following elegant though broken pas
sases' "No more than have for you" III kick
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
istrator's Sale.
September 18th, 1912.

In pursuance Of an order Ofthe court ofcom-
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, made al their
last August term, the undersigned will proceed
ON the premises on the 22nd day of October next
between the hours of 10 and o'clock to sell the
following tract or parcel of land lying in said
county Of Brown on the waite Is Of the Rattle
Snake fork of Eagle creek, bounded and described
as follows. towiI' Beginning at whiteoak. lynn
an small elm northwest corner to MasOnBrook's
survey, and in the line of Willi1 m Wright's SUR
vey, thence with the line OfBrook's survey south
I2] poles 10 an ash, sugorfrse,and elm and two
dogwOods, thence west 1873 ga poles to beech
AMI four dogwoods, thence north ll6 poleS 10
black gum and four dogwoOds 10 the line Of John
Wriaht's survey, theuce with hisline and pass
ing his corner aud with the line Of William
Wrght's survey roth 81 2-3 degrees east, l34
poles TO the beginning, containing 100 acres, being
part Of survey Of l4O0 acres made in the name
Of samuel Hopkins No 9J9-Said premises to ba
sold on the following tefms, towit; One thiFf
cash in han I, ons third in year, and the resi-
due in two years. with interest from TIE day 0
sale to be sscu-sd by bond and good secntity.
JOHN WRIGHT. Admistrhtofof Of
William McKittrick with the will
annexed.
September 10th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
PROCLAMATYO
To the qualified Electors of
Brown County, Greeting:

You are hereby notified 10 meet al the
usual or proper places OF holding cleo
tions in vonr respective townships, "n
the second Tuesday Of October nex'' be
inv the llh dsy Of The month, aud The"
aud there, according to law, vote for one
Governor for thB State Of OHIO; one
Senator, TO fll he vacancy "ccasi""ed
nv the resignation Of Griffith Fo"s' and
four Representatives, to represent Brown
Clernont aud Clinton Counties in the
mex, General Assembly Of the State OF
Ohin. a..
Also vote for one Sheriff. one Auditor
ons Surveyor, one Gommiss Oner, one
Prosecuting Attorney, Ito fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF Andrew
Ellison one Coroner aud three D,rec
tors of The Poor. me ofwhich shall hold
his Office for me year, one Tor '"'
wears, and one ior three years,) tor Brown
County
Also. in obedience TO law, enacted
b, the Legislature Of this STATE. entitled
"An act relating To Juries'" hereby
oiye notice to the Trustees Of the differ
emf townshps, to select, on said II'l
fdsy Of October next, for the next year
the number of Jurors as follows, TO wv:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
sHRRiFF'S SALE.
D. "; vs.. O''' Bcovu CON. Pls...
MOrdieai Levi ChuheeY.

DaVo VI DoNOte
Mordissi Levi chsSeeg.
= g. wife
PJRSUANT 20 an order Of the court
of e"nmOn Pleas, within snd foE
BrOWn county Ohio, made st the October
Term ISL, aud revived at the August
Term iS42, Of said court, will offer foe
sale Al the fIQnt door Oflhe court house
IA Georgetown. on SIlarday the 18th day
OfOeiOber l642, between the hours Ut
10 and O'Clock on said day, the follow.
ing real esiste, TO wit; A tact Of land
lyIug and being in Bfown County Ohio,
on the Waters Of whiteOak ere k, beng
in BOoker's survey NO.li4O and part ia
TGeni'ssurVey No. 7I2 bounded aud de.
scribed as follows to Wit; Beginning ata
stone on the west side Of the old stale
road, Campbell's conner in APPlegases
line; thence scuib 26 west, ID poles 10
a crooked ironwOod; thence south, 40
west with AppIegate's line 33I poles 10
beech; rheDcs west with ApPlegate's line
is poles to Whueoak creek, aud CRUISING
II in an angling manner making il ~
poles from bank to bank, in all l64 poles
10 large beech in APPlegsle's IiBei
thence sOulh,7 east, with Richards
hEe, t31 poles toa mulberry on the
south SIDE OF a drain. corner to the poor
house farm; thence with a line of the
same north 764 east, IS poles to a beech
thence th another line Of said farm
south, SO east, 81 poles TO beech;
thence north, 80 cast, 32i poles 10
stone corner to said poor house farm.
thence with a line Of the same east 5O.7
poles 10 a sugariree and stone; thence
nth line Of The same south, IL east, -
piles 10 a whlieOak aud two dOgWO0dS
Blair's corner; thence with BlaiT's line
south. 81 east, Ia poles to The croeki
thence up the ,reek with Us meanders
north, 42i east, 4s poIes-north, 22I
west. 35 poles, north, 65 west, IL poles,
to lynn and hickory ON the s0nth bank
Of the creek, thence north, 23 vest, 6S
poles, crossing the creek TO q crook in
boundary Eranc6, ('he little lynn corner
supposed to be washed uP,) thence north
% east, up the branch 10 white walnut,
thence noIih, % west, 40 poles to the
begining-coniaining 1879 sCresS roOdS
land S pOIes-saving, excepting and re-
serving out Of the a',Ove described lsndl
4 48 acres 3 roOds and 5 poles, conveyed
NV MOrdicai Levi and wife to Richard
Richards by Deed dated June 9Th, Is
3 81.
Ordered 10 be sold as the property ol
Mordcai Levi, in the above cases.
Terms cash
JOHN ]. HIGGINS. Sh'G.
EGO.
Shcr;f's Office, September Sh, 1912
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
Ex ecutor's Sale.

IN puuu ihce ol az order Of the court Of COM
mon pleas Of BrONh cOualI Ohio, made at their
last August tenn, the undsrsignsd will proceed,
on the pIemisss,un the gnd day ofOetobsr ueSt
bstwenn the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o.
clock r. NJ 70 sell the following lands aud real
estate lying in said county OF brown. town SIXTY
and three fDurths acres OflaRd described a. fol-
lows: Begin!ng at stone northwest corner 10
inlOt No. 20 IN the town Of Decatur, thence
north, 10 east - poles TO gun, blsckoak
and TWO hiekOfies in the line Of William Me.
KitrIks surveys thence with his line east ~
poles to an ash, susartree and two dogwOods,
southeast e.,ruer to said M;Eitriek's uvey,
Ihoace with the line Of D..vii Moatga mery's
survey south ll5 poles to q beech and two dog
woods, south west corner to said Mont gnmery's
survey and IN the line Of Benjamin Sutton's
suFvoy; ence with his line noah 81 degrees w
~ poles 10 wo ellns and an ash, corner to SAID
Sutlons survey, thence with another Of his lines
south 10 degrees west,3l poles to a stone. thence
north, 40 vest, So poiUs to the beginning. One
third Of east parts Of lots Nos. 80, "a ,ahd35 in
said tI~n Of Dseatuf, 66 feet in front and 1888
feet, back. with a flame dwelling house thereon
and other Improvements, nethird Of west parts
Of lots Nos 5l,5l, and So in said town of Deca-
tur, 66 feet front and 1888 feet back, with bri OK
houSs and other imprO sements thereon, one third
Of east parts Of lots Nos, 81, and SO in ssid
town 66 feet ffOht and lSS feet back, lot gNo. 50
and ID feet of Lot No So in said town and also
lots Mes 54,55,56, 81, S59 80, 81 ,63, ,76,
77'7S, ,79 6O, y 9,s3and 81 in said town Of De-
catur said premises TO bs sold on the terms fol
lowing, tOw!t. me third cash in hand, ono third
In year, and the resldus ia two yeas. with in
tsreSt, from the day of sale to be secured by bond
and good security.
JOHN RAMEY, Executor Ol
u.s.. Benjamin Sutton, Decd,
September 18th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
sHERIFF's SALE,
HalSOn L. Penn OF al Brown Con.
vs.. Pleas.

vs.. Pleas.
MoTdicai Levi. Vendi. Ex. 10
By virtue Of four Wrifs Of HenduiOHi
EzPOaas, 10 me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas, within aud for BrOWR
County Ohio, will expose 10 sale, si the
front dpF ofthe Court h0uss 10 GeOsge-
town, On Saturday The 18th day of October
1912, between the hours Of 10 and 4
"'cI"ck IN said day, the following real es
tate, To wit; A tract OfIsnd lying and be-
ing in Blown County Ohio, on The waters
"f whiieOak creek, being inBUoker's sur.
vey No. ll40 and part IN Trsnt's survey
No. 7l2 bounded and described az follows
to wit; Beginning at a stone on the West
side OF the old state road, Ctmpbeli's cor
ner in Applegates line; thence south 26
west IA poles To crooked ironwood !;
thence south 40west withAppIegatp's line
33i poles to!a beech; then west with Ap.
plegaie's line Is poles toWhiteoak creek
and crossing it in an angling manner ina
king il IL poles from bark TO bark, in all
lS poles to large beech in Applpgaies
line; thence south "a east with Richards
line l37 poles 10 a mulbury Oh the south
side Of drain. corner 10 the pour house
farm; with line Of the same north 76l
east IS P"les 10 beech; thence with an
other line Of said farm south 20 cas- 81
pDlGs TO beech ;'hence nOrh 80 easI 32i
pules to a stone conner 10 said poor house
farm; then with a line Of The same eas
r.p.I.. In nd 1Nn
thence with line 0f The same soulh IA
east As pnles TO a whiieOak and two oog
/ woods Blair's corner; then with Blair
line south 81 east IA poles 10 the creek
then up the creek with its meanders nOrIl
42I east ~ pnles-nOrih 22I west 81
poles, no tn G6 west IL piles, 10 lynI
and hickory Or the south bank Of tn,
creek; thence nOrih, % degrees west
65 poles, crossing the creek 10
crook in boundary branch. (tho lit
lie lynn corner supposed 10 be wash
ed up;) thence north, 90 east, up tn
branch to white walnut; then north 2;
ives, 40 polps to the beeimninq-conIain
ing over IS2 acres 8 roodS nd poles
saving p keeping and reserviDg OUt Of Ih'
above described land, 46 acres 3V"Od
and S poles conveyed by Mordicai Lev
and wife to Richard Richards by Dee
dated June 7th, 1897.
Ordered 10 be sod as the property
Mrrdicai Levi. at the surs Of Hanson |
Penn ag int, said Levi, and n. G. S'eO
ar, and D. J. Stewart for the use Of Jamt
Givens agains. said Levi. Terms, Gus
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
B. CO.
Sherif'a Ofica. S-pt. 9Th, 1872.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
State Of ONO, Brown County, /,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

COOAS VI N<NgnANAOAN = ANA@2AN~s
David @. Devore, Administrator of
Alpheus White, deceased, with
the will annexed, Petition
vs. to telI
William Shaysgresn and Sarah laud.
Shaysgreen his ife. and othefs.
Be Is remembered, that on the 5th day Of
July, l94l, the Petitioner fled bis certain Pc
ttiOn in said cont, among other things setting
forth. that tbs personal property belonging 10
the estate Of Alphsus White deceased iS not suf
feient to pay the debts aud claims against said
estate, and praying for an order that two tracts
Of land near and adjoining to Fayrttville, Brown
county Ohio, be sold and subjected TO the pay
ment Of said debts ana claims, &c
And on motion and II appearing to the satis-
faction of the court that Alpheus White aud
James White, two OF the defendants. are not
residents Of the state ef Ohio. il Is ordeT-
ed that notice of the peadency and pray
er of the Petition be published in the
Democratic Standard, a newspaper pr Mt
ed in Georgetown in-said county, and in geDsr-
al circulation therein, for six weeks in sue
cession previnus to the next tsnm Of said
court; anl cause continued.
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
Dawn G. DEvORE, Airy,
Sentei inher 9Th. ia4g.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
suERIFF,S SALE.

nv Urine of three wriIs OF OeHdttioRi
.rnoncs to me directed by the court OF
s"pU snt"msU Pleas, within and 70: Brown
co%nly Ohio, | will offtr for sale; c at the
Crnn door ofIbe court house in Geotge~
,",Sn. ~ ON Saturday the 18th day of Oe!0-s
h.r Is42; between the hours Of 10 and =
,,.clock -; on SAFE day, the following real
estate, TO wits All tina, certain Inlol in
The town OF Decatur, Brown county Ohio
known by it's number forty uihe mo. 4Ol
containing a dwelling house snd store
room.
To ba, cold Sc the properly , Of 1oss
Moore. q, the suits QfWlilis% Duly 9
20 against John Mocss and Jame ssneeS
sksr Az, and Thomas McGadga ssains. s4ia
Moore.
Telms cash. ,st6ciKs.s- shsas.
| BIC. o.
sbshs's Office, September s'h' 1eSS'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
Benz. F. Holden & Co. Brown Com. Pleas.
vs, IN hancery.
C,nnLan CaIy;n

Benz. F. Holden & Co. Brown Com. Pleas.
vs. IN hancery.
Sephpn Calvin.
PURSJ ANT to an ord.r of tha court Of com-
mpn Pleas, within aud for drown County. Ohio,
made at the 0 .tobsr term In4i, and revived at
the April and August terms lS4!'"i sain court,
will Offer ior sale at the froN, d1orOl the court
house il Georgetown, on saturday the 18th day
of October is4 !, between the hours of 'en sud
four O'Clock on said day. the following real es-
tate, to wit; All that t'act Of and bounded as
foll,ws: "B,gin Aihg at Jt No. 100 in the town
of lIiggiaspO t, running sast TO whitenak oank'
to the run joining Samuel EhOWas aud 'Ofre'l
thence up the run northgast Within five poles OF
No III; t1sn:s south, I9psles 10 Pleasant al
lev: thence west, S poles ID lotNo ID9; thence
south lOpoles to the place Of Beginning;" CON
tanning 3 IL acres, more or less. SO Lot NO
lO9 in the lown Of Higginsport
Ordeted to be- sold Al the property Of stephen
Calvin in thk abogs cass Ferns ca,h
JOIN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff;
&c o.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
sHERiFF'S SALE.

FOote and Bowler
vs., brown com. fleaH'
George Bngamon
DY virtue OF two wriIs Of UeRditiOHt
ID erpOnGs TO ms eirecIed by the court
of co nmon Pleas. within and for Browns
county Ohio, will offer for sale. at the
front door uf the court hOcse in George
town an Saturday the 18th day Of Ocio-
her 1912, between the hours of 10 and 4
O'clock on said day, ,lhe following real es.
tate. 10 wit: one hundred acres and IL
UOlas uG land the residue Of the following
,ract (not heretofore sold to John Barn
grover aud Joseph HamltOn's heirs)situ-
ated, lying and being in Brown county
Ohio on the waters Of White Oak creek
and bounded as follow. Beginning at
stake OH Whiteuak creek opposite two
sugartrees and one buckeye. corner 10
] ,mes Mccall; thence east, 36I poles TO
an elm an original corner to Lewis B"ok'
or. thence south cas-, 252 poles 10
beech, thence by lands Of Lewis Booker,
TIA poles to Two hickOries d one beecni
thence north 3lA poles TO a stake IN
wbi,eOak creek opposite 10 three IRON
wood saplins; thence up in said creek
north S east so poles, north II east ~
miles. north 40 east 7Sl poles south 6S
east % poles, east 20 poles, north 30
east 20 poles. north 20 east "a PoleS'
north 10 west 25 poles to the beeining-
containing 200 acres and IS poles (for
the par, sold TO John BarngrOVer. see
Rook r. pages 43l and 432 and Book u
n,ges 444 and AS Of records in the Re'
coTder'sofice Brown county Ohlo' ana
for that snld to Joseph HamiItOn's he'rss
J. ace Book No. 8 page Sl6)-'he said resi-.
due unsold as aforesaid. Being the 'arEn
on which George Brngamon now ives
= r., be sold as the Prop,r'y OF Ge"'gs
IF p nuamon, at the sniIs OF Foote BOW ",
II lar au,inst George Bing'm"n and D. W.
st Wbi,eman against R,bbins and BinGa'
mon.
e Terms cash. ,.,uo,,,s SLIT
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
sHERIFF's SALE.
Jefferson W. Allen Brown
vs.. common
robnDJillev &, David Ferrier pleas.
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Pursuan, 20 an order of the Court Of Common
Plsss a thin and FIR Brown county Ohio, made
at the August term, lS42, Of said Court ci vii
So', % IN Gsorgct0wn, m Saturday, thF 18th day
off orOc .ober, Is42, botwssn the hours Of 70 and
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate, 70
Wit: AT that tract of land lying in Pleasant NJ
township. Brown county Ohio, ard "s ooonoea a. 4;
follows. Beginning at a lynn AMI dogwood IN IN
lanes CalviH's north. line; and running north
one hundred and sixty poles to mulberry iron;
wood and Sassaf,as thence east one % hundred S,.a
and alevsn poles (ll) to- white ash and wnlss
waln,rt : thence south one hundred and sixty-one
| Dole. 10 4 white ash and beecht thenee west one
SSndred and eleven poles to. the beglnHios con,
,sinlns | IL acres, roOds and 81 poles, more OF
| less. ToLr
Otdeved to he sold As the real estate Of Jonn
~ ! ';il.1, - the above case Terms. cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS Sheriff,
shsriaps Oihes, Sept 18th, 1912