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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-02-09

Dee.gicrug parv # Loa9oa Pyinisrs-Inthc
Ncmo.g. d. Gera.J GuII,n, the author of THE
C9l'esianz," the following passage occurs re!a-
i.c to the London printers, who have the power
Of Canmpollion in toe dccyPAeFing Of hieros'y-
Phics:
You tax me with my llceibe writing; but
fear cannot amend il; for / must not stay to
shape my letters; and have, believe, got a bad
h1hil fon the facility wiki which The printers
here make i, out. lveuy believe, it / shut my
eyes, or luur the pen a, Ihc paper 50 as to make
ANY kind Of mark, the london printers would
auow what intended tosay. They always send
nae back my manuscripts, with printed proofs for
correction, and | actually have repeatedly been
unable to make out what had written, una
had referred to the same articles in print.
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a Km'Uchy Boy.--We have heard
an incident, says the St. Louis Organ,
relative to the disaster OF the Shepherdess,
which we think worthy ofrecord. Among
the passengers was lad about ii years
of ace, named Casely or Casey, from
Shelby county, Ky,-When the boat be-
gan to sink, his first movement was TO
drag Younger boy, who was asleep,
from sta,e.room and carry him on the
upper deck, while the cabin was fast filling
with water. On the upper deck he saw
two inlants, which in the alarm and con-
rasioa had been left almost naked and
without q protector. The young hero
caught them up. stripped himself OF most
of his clothing which he wrapped around
them. and took one under each arm, and
commenced breathing upon their faces,
alternately from one TO the other. lie
STAYED upon the wreck with other pas
scnrers, until taken or by one Of the boats
from this city, with his infants still under
his arms. Those children should be
taught to lisp their delivcrer's name
among their earliest words.
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Private Scco,ary's Office of the Prcsidcn, Of }
the Republic, National Palace Of Iacubayl, :.
Srutr,LlMrr tln - 1913. J
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Much important Information and many
interesting facts, have been elected by The
debates on this subject in the present
Congress. The western members appear
to have gone prepared with facts and fix
lures to support the demand which the
whole Valley Of the Mississippi is now
making upon the government for the pro-
lection Offs commerce. Mr.. Giddngs, Of
Ohio, recently gave much statistical inior-
nation in relation to the progress and pre-.
sent condition Of the trade and commerce
of the Lakes. We subjoin an extract:
MIR. G. said that the American flag was
first raised on lake Erie, within personal
recollection, in l706. In 1902, The first
Government vessel was launched there.
Precious to 1918, the arrivals at Buffalo,
now the queen city Of the western lakes,
were so few as not to be recorded, they
were then 395, they now exceed 1000.
The first steamboat was built in 1918;
there were now on lake Erie alone 6i
steamboats,; In 1912, the state OF Ohio
alone had built vessels of larger aggre-
gate amour, Of tonnage than Virginia,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, FlorI-
da. Louisiana, and Mississippi, with Mis-
| souri,, Arkansas and Tennessee. Was y
NAVIGATION like Ihis, entitled to no regard
no protection at the hands Of govern
men,! Including ships, briggs, and craft
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Brown COUNTY, CoURT OF Con-. PLEAS.
AbrahamC ovalt g. "A. A .Haktead Petition
Adm'rs of James Chalmss, decd. to sell
James Chalmers Widow&Heirs. to pay,
debts.
IN pu rsuanee Of an order of the court 0tConl.
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county Ohio,
made at their Aprir term 1874. we will pro-
ceed upon the premises to offer for sale on the
4th day of June 1874, the following described
real estate to wit: Beginning at a honey To-
Gust, running south "a degrees, west IL poles
to two buckeyes and Hackberryi thence north
~ degrees west 20 poles to sugaItres in the
line dividing Gibbons and Roberts surveys !;
thence sOuth---poles to the blue-ash corner !;
thence west I0poles TO stake; thence south
80 poles, to the eest forks theme down the
creek to the line dividing Perkins and Halps
survey; thence with the line north to the blue
ash corner; thence east pole to a stake, north
As degrees east l6 poles TO bur oak; thence
north Al degrees east 80 poles to a stake ;thence
north % degrees east II poles to a stake /;
thence north 60 degrees west crossing the
creek II poles, the same being part of two sur
Ways; from the blue ash corner, south, part of A.
Perkins, apS from the blue ash corner north, a
part OF R. Gibbons survey no. Gig, containing
II acres. The said real estate to be sod by
the undersigned, to pay the debts due and ow-
ing by tho estate of the said James Chalmers,
decd. The said property is appraised at
S333,33 cents, and to be sold free from the
dover estate the said Rsbecca Chalmers
Terms of sale :-ons third cash in hand; one
third in six months, ard the residue in one
year, with interest from the day of sale. and
the purchase money 10 bs secured by mortgage
Oil the premises. ABRAHAM COvALT,
"A. A. HoLsTEAD,
Adm'rs of James Chams rs decd.
Aprit 25, 1874,
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AdminiNtratOr's Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, made
at their April term 1874, will offer for sale
st the late residence Of John Purdum deceased,
in Washington township, deceased, on Satur-
eay the Tlth day of May 1874, between 10 and
4 O'Clock on said day, the following property Of
which the said John Purdum died posse ssed,
to wit: Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn, Oats,
Hay, Wheat on the ground, farming utensils,
Household Furniture, and other articles too nu-
merous to mention. Terms made known on
the day of sale. HUSTON BARE,
Administrator of John Purdum decd,
April 16, 1874.
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Tho subscribers propose publishing a ne" Cd
ton Of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Sury evor Generals Ohice at Cincinnati, inpart
by MIR. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as a
dra Ehtsman, experience and known accuracy
arc fully attested, not only by the hepresent Sur
We yor GeaeT0l, but confirmed by the seftihcats
her eunto attached, of Robert I. Lytle, Esq, the
d Predecessor Of Mr.. HaInes and will exhibit the
8 q ctions, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con-
teInplated public Improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countit,
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the mostminuto and authentic information o.
| any state map ever published. One of the prC
prietors hasvisited every county iAithe State, fl
| the purpose ofgathering every yinformationrequi
| ite. to insure correctness. This fact of itsel
will necessarily give assurance to those who oma,
pntronize the map, that for real Autility, it mus
supe rsede any mapgot up East, for the purpos
of state, but without the advantage of the per
sonal inspection and labor that has been bestow
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between A and
feet square neatly colored in s0unties. mounte
and vanished; and soldto subscribers at the lo'
Drice ofsix dollars.
d Agents or companies taking tencopies, vii
he allowed a deduction of forty per cent.
DOOLIT LIE & MUNSON.
Engravers and map publishers, Cincinaat
I have examined the compilations made fror
the public surveys in this Office by Mr. Morrison
y far Messrs. Doolittle & Manson, whOare abou
"a publish sectional map Of the state Of Ohio
and 90 far as they relate to the public Survey.
thevare correct. ROBERT 1. LXILE
e.A--vor General's CipH'~--''-
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons interested will take no.
A,ice that the undersigned is execu'
tor Of the last will and testament ofJames
Collins deceased, that said will has been
duly proven and admitted 10 record -
All persons who know themselves indebt'
ed to said estate are requested to make
i'm me date payment, and all those who
have legal claims against said estate are
requested to present them duly proven
within one year.
ELIZABETH COLLINS, Excl. Of
James Collins decd.
April 81, 1874.
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Adminiatrator,s a NotIoe.

All persons interested are hereby no'
tilted that the undersigned has been duN
ly appointed according TO law Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Edward EVaus de-
ceased. All persons who know them
selves indebted 10 said estate are reques-
ted tc make immediate payment; and
those who have legal claims agains: said
estate are requested 10 pesent them to
The undersigned within one year from
this date duly authenticated.
JAMES EVANS, Adm'r. Ol
Edward Evans deed.
April 81, ls44..-#
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HNHE undersigned informs all perons
- interested that he has been duly APP
pointed according to Law administrator
with the Will annexed Of The estate Of
Robert Simpson deceased. AL persons
who know themselves indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate
payment, and all them who have legal
CLAIMS against said estate are requested
TO present them duly authenticated with
in one year from this date.
THOMAS SIMPSON. Adm'r. OF
Robert Simpson dee.
April 81, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30

NOTICE is hereby given that Peli
N ton will be presented TO the Com
missiOners Of Brown comfy at their
next meeting on the FIRST Monday N Jane
for tho location Of rOsd, beginning oO
The road lssding from NeWbOpe TO Beth
ell and on the line Of James Redman's
land, at the corner Of Nicholas Wallaee's
land, thence north with the land Of James
Redman and N. Wallace 10 The land Of
Lycdrgus DuBcasOn. thence with the
line Of said DuBcasOn 10 bis sJBih east
corner, thence the nearest and best route
TO the northwest corner Of the land Of
Levi Wilson and in the line Of John
Derry, thsnee east with the land Of said
Wilson and Derry I'LL opposite said VIII.
sons house, thence a north east direc.
ton 10 the south west corner Of the land
of james Smith. thence with the land Of
said Smith aud Wilson 10 the south west
corner OF the land Of Henry Gates, and
corn er 10 1'imoiby Kimball's land ,,hence
east with the land Of said Gates and
Kimball 10 the county road leading from
Newhops to Willi4msbuFgb, near Emsnu-
ell Srofe's. April %, ls44*
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Campbell's Foreign
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OR sELECT MIscKLLANY or BUnoBHAH
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TETfiIS periodical has already heqUiisd -
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p,ets and spirited Magazins Of The kind ever
published in this county. The frsqueBey Of 10
oublieation enables the PsblilhsT TO furnish u
it the cream Of foreign Magazines, 30 AZ
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composed pTineipaIly Of AtieeS selected from
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Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine for 1874.
The JbnuOry Number lDil be issued on
December lOth 1643

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quality and number offs Embellishments. ana
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parent, which has made an outlay Of over
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and an addition of engravings over other as1..
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The publisher is, however, satisfied that poth.
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Millinery.

TINE subscriber would beg leave 10
= inform the Ladies Of this vicinity that
she will do ell kinds Of Millinery work in
,be latesl New York fashion, at short no.
tico and on reasonable terms. Flor
ence Brades bleached and done up in The
best manner. Those wishing work done
would do we'll to call and examine her
pattern Bonnets.
MARY L. TALBOT.
Higginsport, April I'D, 1874.
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ICsrlIDondones Of II. Ohio Statesman.


Cor pondsnes Of the Ohio Statesman.
wAsFnf frON, Wednesday, April II, ls44.
Col. Ntlary:
In ihhaSsnale, Mr. Tappaa presented
amemOrial from the mayor and Council
Of CISTeland, Ohio, asking the assists
ancs Of Cobgress in the erection OF
Marine Hospital at said port. Referred
10 the committee on Commerce.
After the presentation Ofs variety ot
petitions, the Poslofice bill was resumed,
and debated up to the hour Of adjourn,
ment.
In the House Of Representatives, af'
ter the introduction OF sundry memori,
ais.
Mr.. M'Kay reported a bill for the sup
port Of the Post Office Department, for
the fiscal year ending Both June, 1915.
Mr.. Vinton reported the Senate bill
amendatory Of the act establishing the
NOrthw ssteIn boundary line Of the State
of Ohio.
Mr.. G. ]. lngersoll reported bill pro.
Viding for the oscertainment Of claims Of
our citizens arising out of French spolia.
lions prior to 1900.
Mr.. Hardin Of ILL.,, reported bill ap-
pToprating $4,000, for the erection Of
an ArmOry at Old Fort Massac, on the
Ohio river.
WESTERN WATERS.
The bill making appropriations to Ger.
tain rivers and harb0rs Of theWest, was
resumed in consider alton, as reported
from committee.
A debate sprung up, and was rgor;
Ously prosecuted between Messrs. Rhett
and Holmes, offs. e., and Kennedy Of
Ind, on The one part, and Giddings Of
Ohio ,On the other, ia reference TO The
Constitulionality Of the appropriation pro-
posed by the bill.
An amendment was agreed 10, increas
ing the appro )fialiOn to the Ohio river
above the Falls, from so to 800, ,000.-
Yeas 80, nays 81.
The amendment Of the committee, by
which the Wabash river was included a.
mong the rivers embraced in the BILL
was disagreed to-4l to 1873.
The amendment of the committee for
increasing the appropriation to the Ohio
river. below The Falls, to the Mississippi,
Missouri and and Arkansas rivers, from
10000 10 223 900, was disagreed to
yeas IS, nays 81. PER Sc.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be p'titiOn presented v the
III Commissioners ofBrown eountyOhioaI their
next session praying for the establishmsGt oi
county road beginning al the line bstweeHBfown
and Clemont counties where David Garfison''
lie crosses the county lins, thence With the li''
Of said Ganison's and Cabsll's survey to the
Johnson meadows; thence the nearest and best
way to the mouth of the lane between X
w. Dit to and William Ulrsy, interesting a
public load at thatpOint.
Anil IL. l844,-s
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Administrator Notice.

A LII persons concerned are notified
1A-that letters Of administration on the
estate Of the late SoIoman BingamOn
decd, late OF tho county Of Brown, have
been granted TO the undersigned by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Brown coun-
". All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present them
according to law, and all persons in'
.debsedsto said estate are requested 10
makslimmediats payment
JOHN MORGAN, Admir-.
April 30, 1894.
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Notice
April 9Th 1914. .

rs hereby given that petition will be
Apresenied to the Commissioners of
Brown county at their next meeting,pray-
ing for county road, Beginning at the
blacksmith shop in Fayetteville, running
west crossing a. The mouth Of Solomon's
run TO the east fork, thence up the east
fork on the bank to Snyder's ford, thence
crossing the creek aud in the direction
of Snyder's road to the line between
Frederic Snyder s. R. w. Ditto, thence
with their line west and north to the
county road leading from Cedarsville 10
the mouth Of Glady run.
April 25, 1884,"
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Perpetuating Testimony.

IL
Jacob Fox, John A. Miller, Richard Holden,
Ann Bamber, Patrick Fitzpatrick, james Mil
lard, Obed Bumham, Alpheus Whites heirs,
Martin Miller, Lewis Miller, Charles Snider,
John Miller, WA. Walker, John Purcell, and
allothers that may consider themselves inter-
ested,
NNlLL take notice, that shall attend at
w my residence in Perry township county of
Brown & State Of Ohio, on the 4th day Of
June next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on said day with
A. Sallee, the surveyor Of said county, and
shall proceed t. survey the tact of land on
which now reside. and which also adjoins your
lands, for the purpose Of perpetuating testimo-
ny relative to the corners thereof: that the same
may be pc rpetuated by setting stones where
said corners are decayed or decaying. Depo.
Sitions, if necessary, will be taken to prove any
or all of said corners. Said land being part OF
a suryey of 1900 acres made ia the name OF
VIM. Payne by No. 2Ol7, and part of survey
of I'LL acres made in the name of John Lytle
by No. 1896, said surveys being in the county
and State aforesaid & on the waters of the East
Fork nfths Little Miami river. We shall ad
J6urn from time to time, as circumstances may
require, until the same is completed, you can
attend, you think proper.
March Both, ,l644.-6w.
THOMAS c. RAMREp
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NOTICEis hereby given that a petition will
lNbs presented to the Commissioners OF
Brown Co. at their next meeting praying for a
county road beginng at the turnpike readin the
line between William Ulrty & Jos. Agness,r run
ming ithUlrey's line to the corner ofPeterRock
& Thomas Kelly, thence with Kelly's line north
to the county road, thence with the road east to
the corner of Paul Schooley and PatrickDaugh-
erty, thence with the lane acrSss s. Layman's
farm, to township road, following the town,
ship road to bridge near the meeting house,
thence with the creek county road to the wild
ow Davis's, thence crossing the east fork 1below
Halsted's mill and up the creek to a township
road at John Adams, thence with said town.
ship road passing N. Halpin g. P. Lahy and
continuing to Clinton county line, intersectinl
the MartinsvilIe road.
April "a, l9A.-*
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administration Notice.

Notice is hereby given hat letters of
administration on the estate Of John Vail,
late Of Byrd township, Brown County
Ohio deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned by the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Brown county. All persons
having claims against said estate are re-
quested 10 present them according TO Law
for settlement; and ell persons indebted
{ 10 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate paymen to the und orsigned.
ELEAzBETH VAIL, ADMINISTRATORS,
Aprils 9th, IS44.-"