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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETJNGe,

10 the present great crisis, whs 4 on
Pslplcsl opPonents are making unwe aried
shofla to EsVOluliOnizs the Country, II
,oecomeS every Democrat 10 arouse from
state OF fsncied security, and do hiu
rNnole duiy in preserving the ascendeh.
ey Of those principles on which the vel.
Iefss Ofonrs Country aad the peTpsiuiIv
Of cur iibSrtioS 30 essentially depend.
To ceuntearct the Sa9ct Of miurepresen,
lallonA 90 lndusIriOusly circulated by
Wing OraiOrs and Missionaries. !. I:
thought ad!!s:::SSiiS 10 mold Anumber of
meetings in Brown county; at which the
, PeoPls will be addressed by the following
gsntlemen:- gs
Gea. J. ]. Higgins. Col. ]. D. White,
Zen. james LoudOu, A. Ellison, E,q.,
Col. D. @, Dsvors, T. M. Barker, ESQ,
Mr. @. W Blair aod Mr.. C.. A. White.
They will meet their fellow citizens
Al Hamsrsville on Monday Sept. 9th.
Al the house Of James AlIen Esq, in
Pike Township, on Tuesday Ssp,.
10Th. ..-. 5ei
At the SchOOlhOuss on Crane Run in
S!et''ng Township on "Wednesday Sept
= At Fayetteville in Perry Township on
Thursday Sept 18th.
r At Benton in Green Township on Fri.
day Sept. 18th.
And on Saturday Sept. l4ih there will
be great Democratic Camp Meeting al
Arnheim ia franklin Township, at viii ch
Mr.. Hamer viii address Ihs people, in
conjunction with other speakers.
Come enc and a Il. fris nds and hear the
true state Of the case. One day is but a
smll portion Of time 10 devote 10 our
Country! Remember, that on you de.
Peuds the issue, wether your liberties
shall be preserved to your children, or be
grad ddalIy taken from both you and them
by intrigusrs and Demagogues. We in,
vlte you TO come and hear for yourselves.
BY order Of the Committee Of Vigilance.
August 2Srh, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03
ABOLISH PRETENCE

One Of the most silly ass ertihns made
by those who wish to excuse the enormi.
ties Of The present Tariff, is this, that the
duV on an imported article is plid BY the
producer in foreign country, and not
by the consumer. This story is TOO alb.
sured TO be made matter Of argument
but we will show that HENRY Clay him.
self in 1882 aVOwed that import dutie s
were paid by the consumer.
The following is an extract from a
speech made by Henry Clay in the SEN
ale Of the United states in February,
1882. "
"rhe exporter Of an art icle, If he in
vests its proceeds in foreign market takes
care TO 10 make The investment 10 such
merchandise as, when brought home he
c sell with fair profit, and conse-
quenily. the CONSUMER WOULD
PAY THE ORIGINAL COST AND
CHARGES AND PROFITS" ...a
lftFe whig reader is disposed to dOubl
the genuineness Of this extract let him
refer tUMallOry sEdiIion of CIay's speech
es, vol. 2, page %, or to Gre elsy's edi.
tiOn, vol. 2, plgs 80, and he will there
find our quotation, ''WOrd for word, let,
Ter for letIer, csmma for cOmma." :"
Coon Catcher.
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.Administrators Notice.

a III persons concerned are hereby no,iss4
lbat letters Of Administration oe the es.
tate Of Samuel Williams Isto Of Brown
County deceased, have been arsnled to
the und6TSigned by lbe COurt Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Bf0wn County. All per-
sons having claims against said sttate are
requested to present them according 10
law, and all PERSONS indebted are TeqSes.
ted to make immediate payment.
RICHARD W. DrFTo, ADM
August, %, 1874. f,-
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GEN. JOS. J. MCDOWELL.

zen. JOS. j. MCDOWELL.
Dear Sir:-lI cannot but be matter
.,Of qualification to every Democrat. TO
witness The unaminliiy with which our
present Representative in Congress- has
again been brought before lhs people of
this Congressional District
Will the Democracy Of Clcrmont be
content by giving mere maiorty! |
trust not. Union is .he onlI guarantee
Of success: organization the only mode.
GSn Mcdowell has run the guan,lel--
passed the fiery OrdeOl--he has been lri.
ed--snd most nobIy has he acquitted
himself. ZaOlOusly has he upheld the
principles OF democracy. GaIlanlly has
he defeIdad her venerable creed: and
no man who has watched his cOnrse-if
he be a sensible man-can point 10 an
anli-dsmOcratic spot upon his career.
As statesman be is destined ere long,
to "Shine star Of the FIRST magnitude'
.-he is fearless, eloquent sps4ker; en-
claiming by The force and beauty Of his
style, and ihe thrilling earnestness OF his
appeals, the hearts Of his hearers. As
a private citizen, no man stands higher;
and We hazard nothing in saying, that the
sun shines not upon man, within whose
bosom burns Dober soul, or a warmer
'deyoIion 10 democracy, and the country
And the democracy Of Highland will en-
dorse every word Of il. The opposing
candidate, (Mr. THoMPsoN,l isa gentle.
man, and very good citizen, at home,
whore We Iulend leaving him. But when
compared 10 Gen. Mcdowell in reference
TO the Odisa for which they are cSnten
ding, he hears no more c,mparisou rhau
the crack ol boys pop gua would be 10
the united explosion Of Vesuvius, Hecla
and Aetna!
Democrats Of Clermon! who will fold
HE arms al this crisis! Nothing will be
left undOne BY the whig party TO undO
you! ORGANIZE! WATCH! and when
the election comes, VOTE. If you do
4, victory is certain. and the day will be
ours. e
j CLERMONTER.
August 90, 1874.
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Proclamation.
To the Qualified Electors Of the State
Or Of Ohio: .r.r#

To the Qualified Electors of tie Stat.
sn.r- of Ohio; 'r.sI .5-..-
WHEREAS, it is provided, by the
~ lst section Of the Act entitled
tan Act to provide for the election o.
Electors Of President and Vice President
Of the United Slales,'' passed February
10, 1920, "Tnst the Governor of this
Stsle, sixty days previous 10 the time
PrgIided by this Act for the election oil
ElOctOrs OF President and Vice Presid enr
OF the United States, shall, by Proclama. /.
iion;lO be inserted in one Of the News
papers printed in each county in this
State, where any such paper is printed,
give notice Of the time Of holding such
election, and the number Of Electors Of
President and Vice President there 20 be-
chosen" Therefore. 10 pursuance of The
provisions Of the aforementioned Act,
!, THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Gov
ernor Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby no
t'ty and require ihe qualified Electors
OF this State, 10 assemble in theft respec.
live Townships, al the usual places d s.
ignated for holding elections. on the first
Friday, bsing the first day of November
next, and then and there proceed TO
elect twenty three Electors Of President
and Vice President of the United States.
in pursuance Of the Constitution and laws
of the United States and Of this State,
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | TReMAs W.
BARTLET, Governor OF the State
4. 8. Of Ohio, have hereuntO subscribed
my name, and caused The GREAT
SEAL Of the State to he affixed. at Co..
lumbus, this nineteenth day of August,
in the year, Of Our Lord, one thou sand
eight hundred and forty four, and in the
ixly,ninIhyear Of the Independence Of
the United States Of America.
THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
By the Governor:
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, .
Secretary Of State.
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wa: a set Of "greai national dOcirinssv
which called whig. Who IrampIsd on
these principles, let the 9Th Congress
sns~eT. The democracy in Kentucky
D, have dealt BY me lairIy and hoborably.-
They have offered me neIlhsf @blandishs
@ents nor hOnorS," that have heard =
10 the lellefS to which am now re.
spending, they have apPrissd, me, in
most instances, that they are aware Of
my opinions, and seek EsihlnQ Of me but
10 hear %ay views upon single topic,
which had VOlun'ariaIly discussed eise(
where. T. r. MARSHALL"
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Notice.

rs hereby given that John VaDdsmOnI,
- who was convicted Of Grand Larceny
at Georgetown Brown county Ohio, on
the 18th day Of Sept. 1888 Ou the 2Oih
day Of September 1S43 sentenced to The
Peni,enliary Tor the term Of three years, T,
has filed his petition for pardon in the
Executive Office at Columbus. Any one
who wishes to resist said petition, can
file his remonstrance within thirty days.
August 2Ist, 1874,
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DIFFERENCE OF PROFITS.

The average annual rate Of profit Of
The eastern cotton manufactures is from
IA to 30 per cent upon the smount Of
capital invested.
'ThG farmers IF the country cannot in
a year make more than 8 or 4 per
cent. .... -
Tho labor Of the TURNER'S must be
performed principally by their own
hands.
The manufacturing capitalists thrive
and falten upon the work Of machine-
y.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office al
Georgetown Ohio, on the lst day OI
July, 1874, which, II not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters:
.NeMillen Martha
Biekford Joseph N
Brown Vincent OrJ ameSNonis John
BraseItOn Cha's Need William 2
Bard Mr.. Briekmaks r
G ROney John
Clerk Of CouftBr co. Ross Mary Miss
Carbury Valintine D Redman Elizabeth
Carter J. p. S
Crpul William Slown Joseph
CLARK Thomas Sweet AID.
Il T
Ellis .Abraham Ties Clinton
Evsns Jonathan M. Tate Edward
Espey Robert
VOorbeeS LucisA
Fisky David Tlrcy Barnet
g w
GebhaTd Ludwig White Thomas M.
Wesman Joseph
Kimbal Mary J Miss Warner Eliza s
Y
Mousley William p. Young Hannah Miss
Mccoy John
JAS ALLEN. Pm.
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THUNDER STORM

A severe Ihf6def stOtm passed, over
this place on MoBdy afternoon last be-
tween 5 and 8 o'clock. The I.pbiniDe
struck ia several pIac es In the Borough,
The rod extending above the Court. House
Was struck and the IigbIling passed. OF
with but lriIIe injury. The Court Was
in session at the lime. The dwelling of
Mrs. McDHRSoTF a widow lady, on Airy
street was struck and the chimney and
the rafer extending along the gable END
Mrs. McDsrmot was struck
and postraied, her right limb from the hip
d0wn being badly burned. She is. how.
'yer,in fair way to recover. The honse
OF SAMUEL HOUsroN, on DeKalb street,
was also struck and somewhat damaged.
A fire was observed N. North East from
the Borough, which was ascertaiued d to
be large barn belonging 10 Mr.. JACOB
BOYER, Of Worcester township a bout G
Miles from this place. Every thing con-
Isined in the barn was destroyed. Fbe
horses and cattle were saved.
NorrestotOa r gister.
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Brown Com. Pleas.
Chancsry.
Samuel P. Tweed

G.ov. cEs:.l.y. Ss. 0h'n'''y'
TIME dsfendentG gorge Crosslsy will take no.
Il tice that the complainant fled In the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lst day of March 1874, his cert4in Bill
in ehaneery, and that said bill sets forth in
substance, that the complainant, on the 5th
day Of July I64I, purchased Of the defendant a
tract Of land described az follows: Being part
of land which the said William CEossley was
living on-Beginning at The north east corner
Of said William CTossley's farm ,esrner also TO
James Mckinney, thence running south, SO
poles to u stone, thence north SO degrees vast.
81 l.2 poles to stone, thence north l.2 east.
to n sngartree 81 poles. thence west, Z poles to
a stone, thence north 8 poles to a stone in the
line between William CTosiey and James Nc
Kinney, thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; col tanning 334 acres and 81 poies,-
and that said defendant executed. at the fine
of said purchase, his title bond binding bimselfG,
hsirs TO make TO the complainant a general war
ranty deed upon the payment of the sum of nine
hundred and forty dollars, the purchase money
for said tract Of land. The Bill further sta
that the purchase money has been fully paid b.
the complainant and that the complainant has
fully complied upon his part with said contract.
That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
70 complant according TO the terms of his said
contract said tract of land. The Bill further
pIays that the said Court may decree to the
complainant the specific executive Of said con-
tract The saidGeOrgeC Crosslsy will therefore take
notice that anless he appears on ol before the
lst day ofthe next term Of saidCourt ofC ,mmon
Pleas to be h0ldon within and for Brown county
Ohio, to plead, answer or dsmut to sal BiIL,tbe
same will be taken as confessed and decree
accordingly.
SAMUEL P. TWEED, complainant.
MARsHiLL & PEEN, so.'i, for compile.
May 81, IS41.-6w
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RISE OF PRICES

The rise in the price Of of wJOlens has
been 20 per cent within year.
The rise in The price Of cottOns has
been 30 per cent.
The rise in the price Of Hardware has
bsen 10 per cent.
Who pays these advanced pri-
ces9
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Brown Common Pleas.
Petition.

Tsyloi Scott, Admir-
Of James Scott, Decd Petition.
VS..
John Scott, g. others.
TElE Petitioner Adm'r Of James Scott
= decd on the Goth Of April 1874, filed
in the Clerks Office Of this COurt his pes
tition which represents that said James $
Scott at the time Of his decease was seiz-
ed in fee simple Of a certain tract ofland
in Brown county Ohio, and bounded and
dercrbed as follows: Part Of an 6O0acre
survey patented 10 Bibb-BeglnninS at
sugsriree beech and walnut thence $50
w. l26 poles to a stone inMefford'S line,
N. 40 leg W. 1864 poles 10 a AOne in
William Sco,t's line, thence with said
line N .30E SO poles TO . stake inBroOk's
line corner t0WiIliam Scott, thence with
the original line 8. go, E. 100 poles 10
the beginning, csntainiDg s | acres rood
and IA poles. That said decedaRls es-
tate af;er exhaustiNg the funds that have
come into the hands Of petitioner is still
in debt. That John Scott 4 Isaac Scott
are the only Children 4 heirs, and that
said John & Isaac are miners G. their
Guardian is without the Jurisdiction Of
this court, that said Guardian has rented
sa'd land for the present year, for an
amount sufficient to pay the debts ef the
estate. Petitioner prays that said Guar
dian may he directed to pay over the
rents & profits arising from said real ss.
tate. or that the land be sold and such
O,herproceedings had as are authorized
TAYLOR S0eTT. Adm'r, Of
.- -.------- ..- ~. Jsmss Scott.
June 9Sths 1874. a93lJGG (
HANER g. JsHSsToN Sells, for Pstr'S
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FALL OF PRICES

WHEAT, FNoUR, PORK, and agricnIlu-
raj products generally, are now selling
from 10 to 40 per cent, lower, than in
II 1910 an in ls4l, under the compromise
Tariff.
Who suffers the lossS
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New Tin Shop.
TIN AND COPPER WARE AT LOW

WNHE subscribers have opened a Tin
n ware shop north OF the msket house
in Georgetown, under the management
of A.. J. Ivy, where Tin aud Copper
ware OfaIl kinds and description, will be
kept on hand or manufactured 10 order,
at the lowest prices for cash or produce.
AJIVY g. co.
August II, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03

Total amount Of rain fallen for enc
year from ist August ls43. is A l,S
inches. Probably tits not far from an
equal quantity Of other years, averaging
one with another. Va had supposed that
this had been an uncommon wet year, /,
but il will be seen that but very little
fell in the winter. a4.,4 1a s
..s. ,s5ga [ohio State Tribune.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03

'PsFsonslly ! could have no objection
10 the annexation Of Texas.,'--H. Clay.
"Thers is no neOSssily Of protection
for protection .n-Ssme. -ssW ~ N. I.
ss3 rBs s}Fpss3 t4re7 ssI iss-
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Gorgetown Female Seminary

"lLL open on Monday the second oi
w September, under the superMtendencs Of
the subscriber assisted by E. W. Maxwell.
The yearwill be divided into Two sessions of
twenty-five weeks each. No pupil will be re.
ceivod for less time than half session, and no
deduction for absence will be made, except for
sickness Of two or more weeks alta time. -
There will be arrangements made fer a prima.
~ class, which will not at ali interfere Nth the
higher class.
Text BOOKS.
COlburn'a hrst LessOns; Rays third p,rt, and
Adama' Arithmetic, Davies' and CoIburn's
Algebra, PlNyfair's Euclid, Smiths and Kirk.
hams Grammar, Mtchsll's Geog aphy, Wor.
cester' = snci4ntGeogISpby Goodrich's History
with Emes3ion's Questions, and suppleme,t t.
Whelplsys Compend, Phelps Botany, Goods s
Book Of Nature, Smellies Philosophy of Natural
History, Lacey's Rhetoric, Whateley's Logic,
Comstock's Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry,
Wa Jland's Moral Science, Aiexander's Evil
dence ofChristianity, Buffers Analogy ,Paleyss
Natural Theology, Watts on the mlnd, Nc
CollOugh's Geography ofthe Heavens with the
maps, Constitution Of the United States and OF
Ohio. Mans6eld's Political Grammar, and
Sulhvan's Political Glass COX, Mason's Harp
and the Bible. ah
A Chronological Chart Of General Hiuo nv
will be furnished, together with the Globes
01eaSiOnly lectures upon Moral and Natural
Philosophy BY the Superintendent and Teach.
- .
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We are requested to announce PHIL-
II JoItKDSa candidate for Sheriff Of
Brown coGny At lhO approaching elsc
ton.
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T0tal coon loss since 1910 2I2,Oss

O'aI CoOn loss since lo4U ZlH,USS
By the above, il will be sesn that the
federal loss from the msjOrilies of 1910,
in seventeen States, is 2l2,0Ss, being
66,S@S more than the majority by which
trey claimed to have elected Gel.
Harrison. By he time the election is
over, the coOnS will be convinced that
lS44 is not lS40. Coon Catcher.
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Brown Common PIeaa.. :

=. @N~---s
John Leonard Pstitsion. hsffesI,
~. fssn
Asdrsa Smith &slhsrs. p 20
Ii ADkEW 6mith, Elizabeth Gmitk, Aai&a
ALeonAFd, LeVi Leonard, George LeSnasA
gohn ShOtWsll, Ellen shoIWsll. Lsonatd Ma
scn, Hsstenna Mason, George MasOa, AndsstF
Mason, Mary Huber, James hslsman, TJoast
'Holeman ElleE Holman, EliEabsth B6lsnaa
Aaron hOIsman, ThomasEi OleRaR ExsiinstislS
man, and Hahit HOlemau, will take notias,
thaia petition was Sled On the 96th day ofA pfti%
1874, in The Court Of C,mmon Pleas ofBIsWn
eoHnIy Ohio, BY John Leonard, ssJ ia nov psa-
ding wherein the said Jobh Leonard damanAs
PARTITION Of the following real estate . 8lIis-
niHg at double WhiIS oak and tive Othsm -
EaTheaFps line and DoTth west eoThsr and ~
west corner to John Andersen, thOncs via A6s
deIsons ius south, 79 degrees east, lSl 'pOl0
80 white Oakt in the line Of Ignatius Reuass
survey and corner 10 said sandsBoa, .ihanss
with the line OIROsGeS survey aOTtb,s1 deeso
east % poles 10 two biskones and Whitssak,
corner TO said ROss, thence aonb - asGresS
west, l34 poles 10 SWS white oaks and Rum .ess.
nor 10 EaTbeaTt. thence with Kfs line South. II
degrees west, 50 poles t. the beKinBiBR, eos.
tanning 30 ReTss and that, at the noEt tam
oi SAID Court, application will be made By DE
'aiS John LeoneTd for an order that pariIuoa
may be made Of said premises.
JoHN LEONARD, POtitioaeg.
MARsHAhL l. PENN, sells. fsTPeVr.
may 81 le44.--6N
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Brown Common Pleas.

John AbsrDAtby, l
W.
Samuel Alternately,
William AbeTnathy,
John X. Hartman,
Elizabeth his wife. Partition,
Nathan }. Williams&
hebeeeA his wife. add
Nancy, May and Ehsn,
children Of James sAbeF.
natby de'd.
THNHE above named defendants will lake 30
n lice, that on fhe 26th day Of JvsO 1914 Z
Petit N was hled by said JOhn AbernafhI "A
THIS above named Court, WhOEsia he dsSEEn6s,
a. heir At law &C Samuel AbeFnathy deed,
partition Of the following 6esenbea fact Of
land IN Blown eOunty Ohio, pa RI Of AIfvev No
lOV9O-lOsOl -l02l3 0f3752 acres; eontGin.
ing 2V9 acres mOTe OF l,Ss, and beginning At a
sugar beeeS on the westerly bank Of fba
East foK Of the little Miami uppsr eorne,
to Ambrose GOrdOn's survey No, 9eg
th0nce UP the said f9rk and b1MJiVu ,h.,'
on 70 a sugartres ami hickory upper corner ON
the fork 20 the survey; ttfsnes with the no,,L
line Of the survey west 244 poles tn Gwo beeeh,s
and bufroak nj said line ;ttTsnee south. .25Ue.,
l54 p0es 10 two ovgcifes In the north fns ~
Gordau's survey thence With SAID line so,th
7g east, 800 potes 20 the beginning; and ~
tire next term Of said CouTt on the ooh Of A..
gust 1874 at GsOrgel0Wn Ohio, he will mai.
appiieati0n Tor an order Of Partition Reeor-
singly. saiA defendants, heirs Of said Ssm-
ael Abernathy, can attend ard objeet t. sun
partition, II they Ihinh-propsr.
June &c, ls44.--6H
JOHN ABERNATHY.
HAHER g. JsHNsTON. AFIyfS. 6oF Pet1r.
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Worm wders,
A CSrtain,. safe, and sffectual Remedy for
~. this disease. Price 25 esnts.
Also,
r. aromatic Bitters,

TNOR Strengthening Weak Stomaehs. and
restoring the Appetite. Pflcs I2a ceats.
FOR SALE BY D.J. Stewart, and w. P.
Macklam, Gs9getown & Campbell
and RidgWav z Cradit, Riplsy.-Aeklsn aud
Lamb, Absrdssn. 6-m.
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James Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny decd,
a@ WILL TAKE NOTICE
THAT petition was filed against them on
the 18th day of une 1874 in she Court Of
Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio BY .An-
dgsw .Ralstin & Nancy J. Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and DulceOa Shiek his wife,
and is now pending, wher they demand par.
titi0n of < assignment of dover in the following
lands and Teal estate to wit; Sixty two acres
and tw enty two poles decided TO Peter Penny
now dect assd, by Lewis Penny and wife in
said county Of Brown on the waters Of Clover
lick creek part of survey Of@00 acres made in
the nams of William TOmlin by No. 573--also
one hundred and eighty two acres and thirty
seven pptes Of land lying in sale county on the
waters of Whiteoak creek and deedad by James
Taylor and wife by their Attorney to Peter
Penny being part of David Lamberts survey
No. 349l Also 81 acres and 25 poles o offand
lying in said county decided to Peter Penny by
George C. Light g. wife part Of entity in the
name of John Watts No. S90l--Also thiIty
three and three fourth acres Of laAd lying in said
county decided to Peter Penny by George G.
Light and wife and being survey Ne.
10657 in the name of William .AndrewS--.aIso
54acres OF land lying in said county, part
Gfs tracI Of l0t acres decided by aaid Light &
wife 10 said Peter Penny and part of said
w att's survey s9Ol--A'sO 95 acres 2roOdS &
"a poles of land lying in sSid county Of
which said Peter Penny died seized and part of
said William Tomlin's survsy No. 573; and al.
50 three and three fourthS acres Of land
living in said county decided toathe heirs of
Peter Penny by Joseph PitzeE& wife part Of
survey No. 1862 in the name Francis Peyton
and that at the next term Ofsaid court appliea.
tioT will be made by the said petitioners for an
order thst partition may be made of said prem
ises and dover assigned therein.
June Goth I644.-6w
ANDREW J. RALsTiN and NANCY
RALSriN his wife e. GEORGE
Sarcz DULoENA SHIcK his wife,
Petitioners.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03

The quantity Of rain which has fallen a I
tho Slate House in Columbus Ohio, as
kaPt BY our industrious Librarian, Mr..
Kennedy
Rain Ieli Iulv IsA3 ORA ;D.L.. c,o
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03

COON LOSSES SINCE ls4O.
Below we present in a compact form
the coon losses since lS40 in each