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Perpetuating Testimony.

Jacob Fox, JohaA. Miller, Richard Holden.
Ann Bamber, Patrick Fi'zpstrick James MI.
lard, Obed Burnham, AIpheus Wkfss,s heirs,
Martin Miller, Lewis Miller, Charles sndsr,
John Miller, Wa. Walker, John farcell, and
all others that may consider themselves inter-
ested,
NNTlLL take notice, that shall attend at
w my residence in Perry township county Of
Brown & State Of Ohio, on the eth day of
June next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on said day with
A. Sallee, the surveyor Of said county, and
shall proceed e. survey the tIact Of land on
which now reside. and which also Gdjoins your
lands, for the purpose Of perpetuating testmo-
ny relative to ths corners thereof: that the same
may be pc rpetuated by setting stones who're
said corners are deeayed or decaying. Depo-
sitions, If necessary, will be taken to provo any
or all Of sai d corners. Said land being part Of
a survey of 1900 acres made ia the name Of
VIM. Payne BY No. 20l7, 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 ofthe East
Fork Of the Little Mlamiriver. We shall I'd
lourn from time to time, as circumstances may
require, until tho same iacompletsds you can
attend, IL you think p'oper.
March 30th, l644.-6W.
THOMAS c. BAMHRh.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Rf virtue Of a writ Of Vendit;oni expo.
1aas to me directed by the court OI
Common Pleas Of Brown county. I will
offer for sale at the house Of Vincen,
Crsbb on The 5Ih day Of April 1874, be.
tween ten and 4 o'clock on said day the
following property to wit: Two wag-
gons, one black 'horsO, one gray horse,
Ohe bay horse and one bay mare. To be
sold ss the property of Vincent Crabb al
The suit Of Of the Fund Commissioners
vs.. M. Levi and Vincent Crabb.
[ will also offer for sale at the house o.
Lot S'rattOn on the 9th day of April 1874
between ten and a o'clock on said day
the follwing goods and chattles to wit
me sOTrsl mare, one two horse Wagon,
one clock and one COW and calf. To be
sold as tho property Of Lot Stratton, al
tho suit Of Mary Stratton.
Sherifs Office, March 26th, 1874.
VIM SHIELDS, Sh'ff o. G. o.
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ABsoUATULATED.


THE public are hereby no tiis1 tha
Andrew Jackson Pierce late Of Muskin,
qnm county Ohio, TO whom was mar
risd Dee 81 is43, has lof. me without
any cause or provOcatiOn, and gone 10
paris unknown. He decsInped on the 4th
of ofNovembeF last, taking with him be.
tween 7 & $500, 10 money, having
first elSndeSlineIy disposed Of his person
a property, and without mskinR any
provision Tor the mainlainancs { his hell
less family, My said husband is a6Ou, 26
years old, II hands inch high, light
eSmPlsxiOn, light hair, high forehead
nndin appearance much REsEMBLEs a
gentlemen.
Editors OfnewsPapers will please give
this few insertions, that my said husban.
may be prevented from forming any mat
Timonial alliances, within the circuit al
this card, Is we'll as to prevent him from
P'aeIicinR further deception upon The fs
male sex.
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SALE OF PExN'A PUBLIC WcRK'.-Ths
hill for the sale Of the main line of the
PcnnsyIvSnia Improvements from Phil
dslphia tOPilISburgh passed il committee
Of the wh0le in lho Senate on Saturday
II provides for the sale Of the works 81
austiOn, and 6xes the price at $50 900,
200, and otherwise Goes not differ mate
rally frem the bill Of last session. The
bill for tho sale Of the Delaware division
fixes the price fOs that work at S2.5O0,'
900
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

The body Ofs man found murdered n
PrytaDia street, on Thursday night, the
2lst, in N. Orleans, has been recognized
ss that OF Aueusie Moulin, the Cap'ai Oi
Z trading schooner, (thO Auglaize, y now
lying scr IS the RIVER, BY relative who
read The description Of him in the TrOpic
This horrible murder is spoken Of as a
very strange affair. as being attended by
circumstances remarkably strange, &c.
A negro man has been arrested on sus-
picion. The papers say he is the gully
One,--CiR. Gag @
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing
between John D. Evans and Oliver
T. Evans, under the firm Of J. d. Evans
q Son, is this day dissolved By mutual
consent. The business hereafter will
be conducted under the firm Of G. D.
Eyans & o. P. Evans. All those who
are owing the late firm OF J. D. Evans g.
Son. aud all those who have claims a.
gainst the same, are notified tha. the new
hrm OF G. d. & o. P. Evans are bound
TO pay all claims against the late & rm,
and authorized TO collect all claims due
the same, JOHN d. EVANS.
0. P EVANS.
March 20. 1874.
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PhsnS, thence with line Of saidstephens
south, 80 l-2 eaSt, ia all 90 poles
10 9 WhiteOsk, another corner Of said Ste.
PheAs, thence south, l2 west, Tun at 30
poles, IN eli 81 poles 10 = stake and
HhiieOakS thence south 80 ~ east, 100
poles 10 two gums growing together 81
The root corner 10 Vim. Thompson
thence south 10 vest, Tuh at ll3 poles
IN ell ll6 poles TO . stake on VIM. Sur.
Ty's line, thence with said line south, 80
Seai, crossing several drsinS l55 poles 10
beech and whiieOsk aEother corner of
ssid survey, thence with line Of said
rool north, l.2 degreed west, drain At 10
poles, IN ell III poles TO q stone another
Of SAID Pools corners, thence north, 80
west, with Pools line run at % DoIes.
county line 81 80 poles auo,her run Al GO
N all 64Poles TO iha beginning CONTAINING
ITO acres 0 rOOds and IS poles. Order.
cd TO be sold as the real estate Of Vineen,
Applegate at the suit Of The State Of
Ohio. Valued at SlO.per acre,
ALSO
The following tract Of land lyiRR on
the waieTS Of the lite west fork of RsOlo
creek 10 Brown county Ohio, containing
ons hundred acres, part Of Thomas Foxes
survey Of 1000 acres No 700. Beginning
At dogwOOd and two sUgarlrees, corner
70 Jachenhiah Allen, thence north 1850
polesiO a hickory and ash and whileOak
aud walnut, thence east with Samuel
PickeEeirs line 100 poles to three beech.
es, theKce south with the line Of George
Berry 100 poles to i1O pOplars and dog.
wood, thence west 1O2 poles 10 the be.
ginning. Also, another tract containing
2O9 acres in Thomas Foxes 1000 acre
survey No. TOO. Beginning al su>
gartree, dogwOod and ash, corner to John
Wight and, Joseph Jones land, thence
west IS l,2 poles TO- an ash and two
beeches, thence north l29 poles 10 q
stake. beech snd as6 10 the line Of Sam
uel Pickerell's land, thence east 26poles
to a'dOgWOOd end beech, thence south,
l3 west, 100 poles 10 tho beginning
TO be sold as the real estate Of David
Kendall at the suit Uf John HOWIand vs..
Kendall ct. al. Valued at $40 90 per a.
ere.
WM. SHIELDS sh'G B. C. o.
Shsriif's Office March IL, 1874.
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Brown Common Pleas.

Elizabeth BOhrsr,
Vs.
heirs.
~ odfey BOhrer, Roth BOhrsr, and Elisabeth
!" BOhrcFw.D take notice that petition wal
filed against .hem on the 4tb day Ct March 1874
10 the COurtsf Common Pleas BY Elizabeth
Bohrer and 10 now pending, whsTein the said
Elizabeth Bohrsr demands assignment of Dow.
OF in the following realestate to wit; I46 a.
cres OF land in surVey number twenty four hun
dred and forty eight mo. 2446) )entefed &. sur
veyed in the name Of Ballard Smith; Also ITS
acres OF land in survey number ten hundred and
twenty hyes Ne. I02S entered and surveyed in
the name Of Nathan iel Fox; Also s. acres sf
land ~ survey number sixty Eve hundred and
hfy nine (NO. 6559,) srtered and surveyed in
the name Of FIancis Preston aud that as the
next term ofsaid court application will be made
by The said potit'Onsr for an order that Dover
may be assigned in Said premises.
A. ELIZABETH BoHRER.
March 4th, 1874.
HANER & JOHNSTON Sol's. for Perr.
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Administrators Sale.

IN purance Of an order Of tho Court of C0m-
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio revived at
t6sir Novsmber Term iS4Ssl will proceed on
~. rTsvnisss on the 2lsI day Of March nsxt, pc
,''.so the houEo oil 10 4 4 O'Clock, 10 sell the
SSIiowing real estate, (which Samuel N War
r"t Mar, disd possessed, q tract Ofland described as
follows JI ,owit: Beginning at assaks standing \,
10 q ase. w, "a poles from stons in the Foad
49,. % ~. - Dowdusy end Moors thence MSS f-9
Se,n'V Ssr ". . 7Is poles to stake }; v. cSInsr =
8 + :: .gr%:: g": = sRs%S: e = ssS K:
S,o S-'S y vith the cad N, jsg ", poles
noeu' .a,nsr 81 Ias hOnse thence s ,S2 deg. VI
20 sno -" !" The bseinning; Lying 10 said coua
q n BSsoSnsaid S pTsni.s.to @ e ED . upO. ths
totowins cnodisiOns towisons a.Ii ne purss.s. =,
monsy =. !. ~ a.curud BY note and sseuritv.
nonS"'' !" = HExRy WHrEsA
4 81 Samus
F.buavy, 18th, 1874
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Respectfully.
LAVlNA PIERCE.

Perry county, Ohio, March Is, "a.
or Editors pass this round.
''Pass him rOundi" yes. we will! Well
be the first 10 pierce tho scoundrel, and
then hand him over TO some other lancer
u be skinned. The consummate william
What. desert his wife 10 one MONTH az
tor marriage! lie deserves To be starred
and featheTed" and kicked into the ''mid
die Of next week" for his perfidy.-And
lrt his ''helpItss family" cid hei-
Without SDy provisions for their main air
snce eiIhe'!-Tho graceIeSs scamp!-.
lie will Ons day swing on gallows more
shsp"l7 hOnds and inch highland nc
-WGshingion Aurora.
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SHERIFFi9 SmF

III virtue Ola writ Of 6. "a. OF ls. e.
70 me directed BY the court Of CON.
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, will
oiier tor sale at the Houss OF James Ross
~ CLARK township on the 18Th day Of
April 1874, between ten and 4 O'Clock
on said day, the following properly TO
vii; one iOur horse wagon. TO be sold
as property "f James Ross at the suit Of
Eugene LevassOr.
Sberiffs Office, April 2nd, 1914.
WM. SHIELDS, Sh'rB. C. o.
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Brown County, Ohio,
COURT OF Cow.

COURT OF Cow. PLEAS.
James Woods and ) ohm WiIson,
AiministratOrs' Of John Jackson, J Petition tc
deed W. sell land.
Sarah WilsSn and others.
To LemueL Rounds and Elizabeth Rounds his
wife, JameR Winder and Catherine Windel
his wife.
VOU are informed that, on this day. the a.
j bove petitioners filed thsir po lition in sal d
court, the object and prayer Of which ito obtain
an order at the next term of said court for the
appraisement aud sale Of the following real es.
tate, to wit: Lot No. lOs in Fsssburg said
eOunty, aud strip Of ground adjoining thereto
decided by John Wilson and wife 10 said John
Jackson, deed.
JAMES WoODs,(
JcHN WIEsON, PstitiOnsrS
Admr's. Of John Jackson, Deed.
Fsb'y, 9th. ls44.--4w d. @ DEvORE, Sol'r
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STATE OF OHIO, BROWN cOUETT
Court Of Common Pleas. -

4
Mary Jane Jones, BY her nexi Frisna
and Guardian Edward MeDanioI,
We.
Sally Ann Jones, Diana Jones, L0aiSa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jones, Dsbos
Tah Jones, ROsnns Jones, Macy JOuss
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Defendants will take pOtiesthat
Petition was fled against them 10 Sail
court on the 9Th day Of JsnuaTy I04d.
and is nov; W;Pending, v herein partition sai
assignment Of dover are demsnded e
the following real estate 10 WiI: IN IOts
Nos. Is, 81, lis and I73 in the Town og
Aberdeen said county, and sIsO u lat
lying in said town between lots Noe. -
and l49-Snd that at The next term of
said Court application will be made By
the Petitioner for an order that dowOr
be assigned and partition made Of ssid
premises. MANY JANE JONEs, by Loe
next Friend &c. EDWARD MeDAEIRL
DAVID G. DEvOHE, AIy.
Jan. 9th, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

On Thursday last. By the Rev. Mr..
Gould, Mr.. JAMEs WALKnH to Miss JAMS
DnaBNEE daughter Of r.lyiIlism Dowd
Rey;all Of this town.
IN CLARK township on last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. WILSON WArERHAN to Miss
JAMS KnNDALL.
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6rThs Dubuque (IOwa) Express says
that two Winnshago Indians who wore
convicted of murder. last summer, have
heen sentenced BY Governor Chambers
10 imprisonment for lifN.in lien Of the
punishment Of death, Mr.. Lowry, the
Indian agent, has been sent for, for the
purpose Of learning from them which 81
The punisbmenis they will choose.
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ANOTHER FIRE AT NEwARK.N. J
HsdgenbuVghS Union Works, Gard-
Ner, Harrison g. Co.'S Foundry, Hut
chinsOn g. RInyan's India Rubber Fac.
tory. with other smaller buildings. were
destroyed BY fire on the 22j. The loss
Is heavey. II is put dOwn at sos, S,O0O-
loss, $l6, 400 covered BY insurance.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

A GOoD SHAPE-The editor Of the
Portland American, q strong Calhoun pa.
per, being asked 10 what shsps he would
find himself, il Nh. Van Bnren should
he nominGted, replied as follows: 1--WE
should find ourselves ia the shape Of ono
Ofhis most earnest supporters, and use
our hest exertioGs to secure his election
Troy Budget.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09
James Collins.
March 90. 1914.

vs.. lttachment :
Mark w Morse.
All those interested, will take notice
that a writ Of attachmen tin the shove
case, has this day been tSken out from
J. @ Gallup a Justice of the peace in
aud for Lewis township Brown County
Ohio, against the goods chatIles, rights
credits. moneys and effects Of Mark w
MORSE an abIcOnding debtor.
Ma JAMES COLLINS.
rch 90. 1874.
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An immense giant and giuntess, and
a diminutive dwarf, sailed 10 the sbip
Yorkshire, for New York. Az NJ. Bar
nun aud Mr. Barnet, Managers Of the
New York Museums, are both securing
Europe 70, euriOsitieS, We expect these
srA cent bv one Of tbo-- err''t. .",
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BROWN 90. CON. PLEAS.

vs.. Partition.
Jesse Pettyjohn 4
Elisabeth Frazier.
DE il remembered that on the 9th
day Of December lS43, The Petition.
or fled his spesiliOn in the above case,
setting forth that he is seized in fee as
tenant II common with Jesse PettIiOhn
OF the following tract Of land containing
SO acres in Brown county Ohio. Begin.
ming at three snail white oaks, thence
south, 65 degrees west, 1853 poles to two
hickories, ssh and white oak, ,ihence south
25 degrees east, S5 poles TO an ash, su.
gar s. dogwoOd, thence north, SIS de-.
Qfees east, 63 g. 2-lO poles tOa walnut
aud sione, thence south 25 degrees essf,
99& $40 poles TO two sugar trees, thence
north 25 degrees west, III poles 10 The
beginning, part Of Entry made in the
name Of Bowen and Mitchell No. 3S75,
and that Elizabeth Frazier. widow OF Viii
liam A: Frazier, decd is entitled lODOw'
ar in the undivided half thereof. The
Defendents are notified that application
viii be made at the next Tern Of said
Court by the Petitioner for an order that
Dover be set off to said Elizabeth in the
undivided halfof said tract Of land, and
that Partition Of said premises be made
ho,veen the Petitioner and Jesse Petty.
John according to Law and the prayer Vi
aid Petition. ANDREW NEyIN, BY
G. w: KINS,hiS Atty.
FebruGry 9Th, 1874.
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LIST OFLETTERs.


II EMA!NlNG in the Post Office al
~ Georgetown Ohio, on thu lst day
Of April 1874, which, II not taken Oul
IN ihree months, will be sent to the Gen
OTal Post office as dead letters:
A *
Ayes William o. Isaael1ls WsndIs
Armstrong Pheaby FL
Lott Hensry
SSInsssmen GeoEss Little George
5poaFon naFah LayeOck Levi 3
%,s %sassE George -, M
-, ~. " -. Marshall LueyAnR
Ss.".r4 4t.,. Marshall Wm.
-. - - MekseH.F.
Meks JamrS
MeFA ddeN Rebscca
ClesE @ Nv sMe souFs q P
-. a,,.w Puul JeTsmiah
n RasksF Dan I.E.
Dssssa J6shne
u Rahs Samuel 3
Evans EaIs Roek Gsdisn
"a 81
Gsaden James nssaoa Militia p
Grahsa Joseph T
0simss yossPh Tate Edward3
III Tate Jsmima
H Haah Thomss sasau
Hiil sAs, =. Tsy Aaa Marie
Hays Hot1It w
nisks wdtAt wsnsel T.v
J.ra.a JshnstA.A JAS. ALIEN. r. NJ
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SANDs's sARsAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERhk
NENT CURE OF ALL DISEA@
ES ARISING FROM AMIN.
PURE STATE OF THk
BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYS-
TEN,
NAMELY
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Blank CCnsta bIes SaIey
= sr'' 81 't'r Cree
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