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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23
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Brown County. Ohin-
COURT OF CGM. PIEAs

NOUkT OF CHM. PLEAS.
James Woods and John Wilson,
dAdmnistratO tOrsl Of John jackson, J Petition te
seed. vs. soTIIand.
arah Wilson and others.
To Lemuel Rounds and Elizabeth Rounds HE
wife, James Winder and Catherine WindsP
his wife.
|VOU are informed that, on this day. the as
bove petitioners fled their pc tition n ssiA
eourt, the object and prayer of whichis,to obtain
an order at the next tenn of said court for IL
sppfsisement and sale Of the following real -
tafe, to wit: Lot No. l06 in Fsetburr ss;S
county, and strip Of ground adjoining tbsrsse
decided by john Wilson and wife, "a ssisl Ie,,s
Jackson, decd, ''--
JASEs WOoDs.( AAii'
JeHS WILsoE, Petitjo1saE,s.
Admire. Of John Jaekson, DesS5
Fsb'y 27tE, jsl4.- Aw d. g .DGvoaE !. eSi,,
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From the N Y. PlebisD.
our CHARTER ELEcTIoN-FULL
RETURNs

RETURNS.
"Ihe contest is over, and under Al lhI
circumstances We have every reason :.
rejoice 81 The resnll. We are beAten, ,bu
the Whlgsaf beaIsn worse And wha
is still better. The amaleemaiien Of wbig
ism and naiiveism Il now complete. Ou
ofsbout so 900 votes. lbe whigs proper
puIlsd aboni 5O00l Last lalltb whig,
p6llsd about 1000. the democrats aboui
$4,000, and the natives shout 5000
This spring, witRthe sbme parties IN the
Geld. The democratic vote has increased
10 shout 10000. tho whig vote has all-
sn 10 about 5000 and ihe natives and
whigs together have p1Iled abou. "A,
900.
with these facts, Of course, Il will
not Be pretended but that the whig and
native party are one and The same party
Il will not be denied but that some few
Of those who yoled the democratic tick
e lastspring voted this spriDg with the
dasives But considering the number Of
votes polled by the democrats, and the
SenuncislioR Of the native party BY the
entire democratic press, every honest
man will at once, free the democracy Of
our city from all contamination, either
with the native party or principles.
"NoW let US look, al the course pur.
sued BY the whig press OF our city. With
single exception, the whig press Of the
city openly advocated union Of the
wings With the natives, and most Of them
claim the result Of The VictOry Previr
Qua 10 the election the whig press de-
MED having any connection with this ma.
etiveS, and asserted thatstbe native party
was chiefly composed Of ssceders from
the democratic ranks. The result shows
that nearly the whole native party are
seceders from the whig ranks, Wha,
folly thentO charge the democratic party
as parry, with having any thing to do
with naliveisln. The few OF our party
who have sacrificed their principles aud
embraced naiiveism with all its bigoiry
end intolerance may never reiur6.
They may end in natiVesm and whig SIN
something more cohSenial TO their feel
ings mote in accordance with their sym
PlthIes. II not, they will return TO the
party whose principles they have out-
rsged-once more tniel The ranks Of q,
party the principles Of which, wien right
ly understood and carried out, will pro-
duce the desired reforms in eFely de-
partment pf our city government
Hostility 10 our adopted citizen is %.
posed loeveIy principle Of democracy,
not in harmony 10 an American siizen;
il must cease to exist or we as nation
will be deg ra did in The estimation Of
the honorable and liberal minded through
but the world.
"The amalgaliOn Of wings and natives
will be, as i ought, pro perly understood
By our adopted citizens throughout the
country,and when understood they will
rally around the democratic sa0dard
and sustain d e.mocratic principles, and
the result will be victory next fall that
will annihilate both naiiyeism and whig.
ism. Let nativeism keep upiis organi.
cation and the election of Mr Van Buren,
is as certain as any thing not yet transpir
ed"
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Road Notice

A PETITION will be presented to the Con-
" miatonsrs of Brown county at their next
meeting on the first Monday Of Juue next.pray-
ing for county road to be laid out, beeinnine
at tbs NswhopS road near the gats7Of Benjamin
Appiegate's lane, thence with the old State
road to the line OF D G Dsyore and McBain
and along said line to th7 State road leading
from Gtoigetown to Hamersvlllo.
Aprili0ths lS44.
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= 8 sTATEoF OHIO, BROWN
Cont Of Common Pleas. ? COUNTY
PARTITIsN
Mary Jane Jones. BY her next Friend
and Goardisn EdwsId Mcdaniel,

Il LAAElTAoN
Mary Jane Jones. BY her next Friend
and Goardisn EdwsId Mcdaniel,
vs..
sally Ann Jones, Diana Jones, Louisa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jones, Debo.
Tah Jones, RoSnna Jones, Nancy Jones
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Defendants will take noticeihat
Petition was 6Ied against them in said
co9ri on the 9Th day Of January I644,
sno IS now. pending, W herein PARTITION and
assignment Of dover are demanded Of
me following real estate 20 wit: In lots
N9s; ic' 0l. lis and l73 in ihe town Of
aberdeen said county, and also Of LOT
lying IN suidtOwn between lots Nos Is
and l4O-snd that at Ghe next term Of
saId LouTt application will be made bv
the PetiiiOner for an order that dover
be assigned and PARTITION mLde of said
premises. MARY JANE JONES. bv Is,
next Friend DC. EDwARD McDAy1EL.
DAVID G. DEvoHE, Auy.
Jan. 9th, 1914.
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Administrators Notice.

A II psr,ons concerned are hereby soti6ed,
n that Elesters of Administralio1 % Ire Is.
tate Of John Kendall, lafa of Lev is 10 Nnship
BfoFR connty dsesased. Save been granted to
undfnigesd By the Courr ofof commou Pleas
Of Brown county. Obio AiispeEyans having
claims against said estate afe requested n pre-
sent them according to law, and those indebt-
cd 70 said estate nrs requested to make mnIe-
diats payment. JOSEPH R. KENDALL.
.4dministrator.
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Notice.

VIE PqFinersbip heretofore exisliry
between John d. Evans and OIiys,
z, Evans, under the firm Of J. D. Evans
a Son, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business hereafter viii
be conducted under the firm Of G. N.
Evans & 0. p. Evans. All those who
are owing the late firm Of J. d. Evans e.
Son. and all those who have claims a.
eainst the same, are notifed lha. the new
firm ot.G. u. & q. p Egsus ire bound
70 pay ell claims against lho laie 6rm
and authorized 10 colIectaiI claims due
the samea John D. EVANS.
O.P EVANS.
March 90 la44.
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sANoTHAR CHAMPION. I'VE are hiselg
gEaliiisd in being sna bled to annouce that
Nc. Thomas Jernagan Of South Bend,
hsa recently united himseIf with the Dem
0cratic party IN their struggle against the
sbOminations Of Whignet3. Jernsgsn wss
ous Of the most stiicispt friends Of Gen.
Harrison Il le40 an 4 We may add one OF
the most intelligent, We hail him as an
imparisns sequisition, and hope hS exam
BE vii be allowed hy fefecline men el.
sewhsEs 0sshen Democrat
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New Map Of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishing new ed
tion Of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveye 10 the
Surveyor Generals Office al Cincinnati, lnpari
BY Mr.. Samuel MorFison, whose skill as
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by the present Sur
veyor Geaerel, but confirmed by the eeftiicats
lrsreunto attached, Of Robert T, Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr,Haines and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia MilitaEy
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
tsmplatsd public ImpEoyements, together will
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countis,
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map WI contain
the mostminuto and authsnt tic lin formation oI
any state map ever published. One of the uro
pretors has visited every county in the State, f
the purpose fgathering every informRtio req ui,
ite, to insure Correctness. This fact of itseI
willneeessarily give assDrance to those whom ma,
Datronize the map, that for real hutinty. il mus
supersede any map got up East, for the purpos,
Of state, but without the advantage of the per
sonal Inspection and labor that has cen bestow
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between 4 and
feet square, neatly colored in sOunties, mounte,
andvarnished; and sOldto subscribers at the lov
price fisk dollars.
Agents or companies taking ten copies, viii
be allowed a deduction offorty per cent.
DOOLIT LIE & MUNSON.
Engravefs and map publishers, Cincinnati
have examined the compila tions made from
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison
for Messrs. Doolittie & Munson, whoare abou
to publish sectional map nf the state Of Ohio
| and so far MS they relate 10 the public Surveys
theyare correct. ROBERT 4. LYTLE
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati.
| uR,Jst 3. IS4IN
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ILovE THEE Stills.
love thee slilL-l hear Thy voice
ln every passing lloaE
Asearly noon, at evening close.
10 every fragrant bower,
As echOing from the cbgystal nszs
Where Purliug brooklels part,
o. swelling on the balmy air,
u music to the heart
10 eyeFy vals,by every rill,
see thy form g. love thee still.
4 love ihee still though ever near
Are fairer forms than .hine.
ARd brighter charms, mole sparkling eyes
Em6Owered in tressesshine.
! prize them not, for beauty must
Recall Thy smile and voice.
And dearer art thou than thsm all,
My spirits early choice.
Wher'er I am,lovss joyous thrill
Iso'er me, and | love the still
Woman Of my soul--I love thee still,
Though now thou All away;
see thy bright and Joyous smile,
And feel its kiadling ray;
The heart fsrgeis ils bitter woe,
flushed in each mourntul strain.
And in fond iancy's sunny spell,
The pSstiS livenod again
In past, o. pr esent, good OF N,
Dearest, I'm thine and love thee sill !.
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Attention. Cavalry.

THE enrolled members Of the lat
Com, Isl squad. 2Dd Brigsde 9Th a
vision ofihe Ohio Militia will pNade II
Georgetown on tle 18Th day Of May
next, at 10 o'clock A. M. Armed and E,
quiped as the law directs, for Company
drill. JAMES slDWELL, Capt.
1st C.lst s. 2nd B. 6ih ID. o. M.
April II 1874
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A negro boarding house inBallim ore,
bears the sign oflhe 4 Laborin Vain. "To
which some wap has gwen the following
Interpretation. Xbu cannot wash negro
white,no way you can FIX it"'
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Estate Of Saml AbernathY.

A LII persons Coz ce ned areAotihed that etters
m AofAdministration ofo shs estate Of Samuel
Abeinathy, late Of Brown e~unty decreased, have
been granted to the undersigned by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Brown county. All persons
having claims against said estate are requested
70 present them according to law, and all per :
sons indebted are requested to make Immediate
payment, SAMUEL ALTERNATELY, Jr.
~ administrator.
April 16, 1874 "a
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PREPARINa FoR THE coNTEsT.

PREPARING FOR THE CONTEST.
We rejoice to soc that most 81 our
bFeshEsn Of The democratic press h Ohio
have offered cheap subscription until
'aitef the Presidential election. We hope
they will use diligent exertionsiO have
their papers circulated in every school
districtin their respective counties.
StdteSman.
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MARRLED

Ga the 81 ST inst, BY D. Ferrier ESQ
Mr. FRUIT PoRrrR Of Ky. TO Mss MI,
SERvA PRINTY Of this place,
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DER remembered thai on The 9Th
Dday Of December 1943, the Petition.
Her filed his petition in the above case,
setting forth that he is,seized in fee as
tenant in common with Jesse Pettgiohn
OF the following tract of land containing
SO acres in Brown county Ohio. Begin.
ming at three small white oaks, thence
south, 65 degrees west, 1853 poles to two
hickories, ash and white oak ,theace south
.25 degrees east, 35 poles to an ash, su.
eaR s. dogwOod, thence north, 55 de-
gfees sast, 63 & 2-l0 poles 10 walnut
and stone, 1hence south 25 degrees esst ,
.99& $40 poles TO two sugar trees, thence
north 25 degrees west, III poles TO the
beginning, part of Entry made in the
name Of Bowen and Mitchell No. 1915.
and that Elizabeth Frazier, widow of vii.
liam A., Frazier, decd Is entitled loDow.
er in the undivided half thereof The
Defendants are notified that application
will be made at The next Term of said
Court BY the Petitioner for an order that
Dover be set off TO said Elizabeth in the
undivided half of said tract of land, and
that Partition of said premises be made
between the Petitioner and Jesse Petty.
John according to law andt PRAYER u
said Petition. ANDREW NEvIS, by
G. w. KING, his ATTY.
February 9Th, 1874
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A slight hock of "a sarthoua ) was
felt u tie lsna pf Anlleua, Wet Indies
sB ibs'l5lb .of March.
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ALRANY.

The co0na have carried Albany BY q
bout she same majority oflast year,i50O)
when The State went democratic BY about
$4,000!
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February 9Th, 1874
Brown Common PIeas.

Brown common FIeass
Elizabeth Bohrer, e
heirs. M
~ odfre, Bohrer, Ruth Bohrsr, andElisabetk
M BohtOr VIII take notice thai petition was
filed against lhem on the 4th day Ct March 844,
in the CourtOf Common Plaag BY Elizabeth
Bohrer and is now pending. whafein ghe said
Elizabeth Bohrer demands assig gnmant Of Dow.
erin the following real estate to wit; Ids a.
cres Of land in survey numbet twenty four hun
dred and forty eight (No. 244s) catered & sur.
veyed in the name ofBallard Smith. Also rs
acres Of land insuryey numbertan hundredand
twenty FIVE, (Ns. IO25) entered end surveyed il
the name Of Nathaniel Fox; .Also So acres 81
land in survey number aixty five hundred ana
fly nine No. $685. ertered and aurveyed in
the name Of Fiancis Preston: aud that at the
next term ofsaid court application will be made
by the said petit'oner for an order that Dover
may be assigned in said premises.
ELIzABErH BoHRER.
March 4th, Is44. r
HAMER g. JOHNSTON Soils, for Pet,r.
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DIED.

10 Higginsport on Saturday evening
the 18th inst, Mr.. JAMES CoLLINs. a re
spectacle ciiizen Ofthat place, aged a.
bout so years
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Perpetuating TestimonY.

FerpetuatIng Testimony.
Jacob Fox, Joba A. Miller, Richard tIcI5sa.
Ann BANNER, Patrick Fitzpatrick, James Mil
lard, obed Bunhan, Alphsus Wines heirs,
Martin Miller, Lewis Miller, CharIes Snider,
John Miller, Wm. Walker, John Purcell. and
ali'othefs that may consider themselves inter.
ested,
Nv Lib take notice, that | shall attend Al
wv my residence in Perry township count Of
Brown 4 State Of Ohio, on the 4th day Of
June next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on said dav win
A. Sallee, the surveyor Of said county. and
shall proceed trsurvey the tact OF land on
which now reside. and which also adioins your
lands for the purpose of perpetuating testimo-
ny relative to the corners thereof: that the same
may be ePefpetuated by setting stones wbeTe
said corners are dscayed OF decaying. Demo.
sltions, ifneeessary. will be taken to prove anv
or all Of said corners. Said land being mart n
survey Of $500 acres made ia the name of
Wns Payne BY No. 20l7, and mart Of survsy
OF ~ acres made in the name of John LvtIe
by No. 1926, said surveys being in the county
and State aforesaid & on the waters Of the East
Fork Of the Little Miami river, We shall ad !.
)ourn from time to time, as circumstances NAV
require, until the same is completed, you can
attend, you think proper.
March 3Oth, l644.-6w.
THOMAS C. BAASRrp n
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Attachment.

Mark D. Morse.
All those interested, will tske notice,
that Ia writ Of attachmen t in the above
case has this day been taken out from
J.Q Gallup Justice Of the peace in
and Tor Lewis township Brown County,
Ohio, against The goods chanles, rights
credits, moneys and effects Of Mark D.
Morse an abscOnding debtor. .
JAMES CoLLINs.
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ADMINISTRATOR Notice.
Administrator's Sale.

pursuance of an order of the Court of
il Common Pleas of Blown county Ohio, made
at their Apdl term 1874, | will offer for sale
. 4 the late residence OF John Purdum deceased,
in Washington township, deceased, on Satur-
cay the Ilth day of May 1874, between 10 and
O'Clock on saidday, the following property Of
which the said John Purdum died posse esed,
@ 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 deed,
April l6, l644.
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Perpetuating T estimon '.

" ID - ~NAA~AOAA
Michael Downey's heirs. Thomas iCyope
Joshua Adams, George Girtoa, John Adams
Hugh Alexander Richard BoIce John Porter
Samuel Edair, John Garroute, Abraham Co,
'valt, VIM. Uifey, Thorton 1'ieon, & ali other,
that may ay'eonsider themselves interested.
WILL taken ice, that shall attend a,
" my residence in Perry township county ~
Brown and State fOhio, on the IO.h dav ~
June next, at 10 O'Clock A. N. ON said dav.u iib
A. Sallee, the Surveyor Of said county. and
shali proceed TO surrey the land on which now
reside, ,and which also adjoins your lands. for
ihe purpose Of pePstuating testimony relative
to the corners Thereof, that The same NAV be
perpetuated BY setting stones OF posts where said
corners are dScayed or decaying. Depositions
Unnecessary, viii be taken 10 prove any o. All Of
said cornsrs; said land being part Of 1 suryev Of
1883 l-S acl es made in the name Of Fdyard
Lewis by No. 294l, and part oftwo SURVEYS of
1866 30 acres each, made in the naneof samuel
Hawes by Nos. 279O & 279l, aid SURVEYS H.
in Perry township. county and State Aforesaid.
q on the waters Of the East fork Of the T,i,,Ie
MiaIs fivsr We shall adjourn from tims 10
time, 90 circumstances may require, until the
same i completed. You can attend II vo,,
think 6I.
March sOth, ls44.--6w.
Hs EntvAun Rave -.
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THE Subscriber has just opened a
- shop in Georgetown, in the north
end Of the market building. Watches Of
every description repaired and warrenl.
ed. Watches and Clocks and JeweIry
for sale.
&c. fNSKEEP.
Georgetown, April Is. 1874.
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