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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08


"There is certain animal with long 6ari and black
Tines do'On its back Hope nobody will mistake such
thing tor Clerk of the Court the Printer of lokie
paper. --Iascara,Oas Aduosate. II
We cannut see why 1t Il this he strumpe. is always
casting insnuatiohs at tie Supreme Court Clerk and
luggng him in with "lokis prnters,' The clerk is
etl whg and has done much for the whig party as
he next man, and it is uncharabe and beasily to re-
prOach him with being jackass He is just as his Gre.
aor made him, and ifhe is not go smart man as some
hers, why he cannot help it. But we will tell the
secret of the Buzzads grudges and digs at the Clerk
Pat was candidate for Recorder at The same time this
man was applying for the Clerks office, and he offer.
ed TO- help him in for Clerk if the latter would first
help him into the Recorders Office. Well il was agreed
and the Dr. got Pat appointed Recorder But no soon.
was this donethan the Buzzard turns traitor and tries Il,
get the Clerks Office also for himself This enraged
the Clerk and he exposed the knsye, who came very
near being removed by the Judges for his hypo crsy.
Ever since that the Buzzard has harbored grudge a.
'gainst him, and takes every chance 10 ridcue and
injurs hin 5v hintiny about jaekas,es anu aristo-
crats We appeal to the Wings if they will allow this
reprobae Buzzard to abuse the OLD men Of their party.
We have nothing against the Clerk Of the Supreme
Cour and although he is whg, we shall defend him
from the Buzzsrds underhanded SANDERS and expose
the base motives that actuate the vagabond.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
CHANCERY NOTICE.
Joseph Stout

Iohn passer 3, PETITION to e0nplstS fdi .OOirass
Ohm BacheE and CathaEine his wife, David etvarte tv
liam wartz, James swarts David Harbauah ana Mnr.
garet his wife, Thomas suhu and Caharne bis wife Paief
Baeker Henry Willard and Mary bis wife, Jacob Smith mi
MARY his wife. Jacob Smith and Susan his wife Tlomsd
Gorsuch, and Elizabeth his wife, Philip Knappenbeper Al
minsraor of Jacob Backer decd hereby notified thai
on the 28h daih day oNoyember A. d. 1B40 to,eph Etou,
OF the county OF Thscaawas and State of Ohio ed in ,hs
Court OF Common Pleas or the county Of fstarawas Ana
State OF Ohio Bill Chancery against hd said dSeudanIs
winch said Bill sets forth that about the 22nd Of Iuv
1928 the said Joseph Stout entered Into an article vim
the said Jacob Bacher now decd for the burcase Of the M
lowing land then owned by the said Jacob pacher which ma
land Is situate In the county Of Tscarawns Ohio and De-
cnbed In said article follows TO wit Six acres to be taken
on the South west quarter Of section number 81 ownsh
lO range to be taken off Of the north side Of said
and on the west side OF the Road leading from New PhIa
depha to Wooster to be taken from the centre or ad roaa
In parallel line 10 the line on the West line Of ,A 6,,,s,
and adjoining the town plat OF sasburg that the shd s,on
has complied with his part Of said article and has pad All a
The purchase money Prayer process answer and th,t
DEFENDANTS be compelled 10 and deliver 10 penn,
good and sufficient deed for said land and general ,lisS
and the said defendants further notified that uuess ,hs
appear Plead answer, demur The said Bill within Il,
ty days after the next term Of said court IN ..,a
Joseph Stout at the term next after the expiration ~ d
sixty days will apply TO said 10 take the matter N h
Bill A confessed And 70 decree thereon Accordingly.
CUMMINS d CAMP
Deatd Jan. 20, 1874, SoFa ar (yornni,s .
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Special Masters Sale.

Thomas J. Nor,hrop Court Of Common Pleas, Tus-
vs. 70 lcsrawas County, Ohio,
JohnB. RooSsll' John IN Chanctrg 4f &js
TN pursuance of decreta order in this case, 10 me d
i rected on the 25tB day Of June, A D l643, will
ofesior sale at the door Of the Court house in TuSca
rswas county, Ohio, sla sta
On the l1a day cf March, 1914,
tho following described real estate to wit: Lot No. FIVE
IN the FIRST quarter Of township ten and range three Of
tho tract appropriated for satisfying miitay services by
the Congress Of ihe Unied Slater.
Sale to commence at o'clock. NJ. Of said day: terms
cash. s SEYMOUR 'BELDEN,
February 9Th, 1s44 special master.
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OkAxAEyCEAy MOIToA8 $50 "
Tusc,rawas county III Chancery 4
Gss:s ss s.s i is;' Is' Johnson 81 81. ca cs sas .l
los Isos.siler are H,1i no';IsS GSs Iifss -.
ss. Clark sad Isaac isS Tbs a' oonDIss.. g 0isS.
Hosetler flied ii said ccliY. h;. s;,s
in Chancery, il which no alleges aud ses o.h ~. ~
the aSd day Of sspismhy 1872 N lscOye,sa Iusse.
ment on the dockei,Of Albert Bates . J6s,iee n ~
Pe,ce Of said county against IespondaIs
and Clark for teventyone dollars ninety ssl5 ma e.s
Of suit That execution has since been issued ~ IN;
Judgement and returned by ihsoice Is si,on 1, ~
directed .no property found wbereou Is lsvv fh.S
said judgement Is YET unpaid and II force That said ~.
pendants Kingesmith and Clark have no,pTopav,v .h
iect TO iexy That said Moses KnRlsshil n sSn l
heir at law Of Peter Khngesmilh aie &C Sdid Cos.,.
deceased and as ench entitled to, and about d
from respondent isaac osletar as
estate said Peter Klingeamitb deed me sd az 49,
hundred dollars, being said Moses dispbutyC sbsrs c
ihefnnds Of said estate. The prayer fta ll n ind
the amount doe said Moses az Aforesaid a AZ sscl
OF as il necessary, he 81 decree fhis C6nr =, ~
payment Accomplishments JudgsmepsS i1lsFss1s NM 49,.
Il costs OF this au no The respondents y m -
Of the pendsncy oflhis snlI Il thai une iev s,-
plead answer or dehnI within aixiv din nsr, ~, Il
rising Of lbanext Term Of said Court Thai s
be taken and held y confessed, AID dsvFss snlssS
accordingly. 81 y s,
j.nuary let 1914. 5l0 "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

Uourfiend of the Ohio Patriot copies several artl-
ces from his paper and credits them to the Tuscarawas
Advocate Why sir the Advocate is acknowledged even
by respectable whgs to be the dirtest coon paper in
This section OfohiO, and would no more publish Dem
ocratic article, Nan the Devil would say prayers.
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PRoPHRrY F0Rge.AEN

NIlE subscriber wishes to sell The following property
Mill. also Still Hoss, together with the apparatus
on the same promises The dPpar45s can be bought
separate. .s-,4 ---a-.
IfAlI persons indebted 10 me bysSoe Or book &C.
couUt are requested 10 make immediate payment, as
have given long indulgence. Ibbfethe request will
Ebe promptly attended 10. Also, ihuaato whom ] an
indebted will present their accouuls iOf settlement.
Com, andavheus will be taken IN payment Ior debts
b s.l6s,s.. PAUL ROBERTS.
NsSsomefiown, Jan, %, 1874, 90
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
AN IMPoRTANT BILL.

DR.. Duncan has introduced aBillgnto Congress- Of
much Importance. 1t proposes to have the Congressional
elections on the same day in every State of The Union;
viz: the End Tuesday of November avery second year.
It also proposes TO hold the election for Presidential
Electors on one day throughout the Union This bill
we hope may pass. 1t would prevent ea,.dedl o.
pipe laying and faud, aud bring abou: regularity and
enthusiasm hitherto unknown.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
A DUEL, ALMOST.

hr Weller Of Ohio, recently chastised one of the whig
letter writers of Washington for lying about him. This
wing challenged him but he wouldr', accept a cha.
enge from such source. Consequently the whig pa.
pers are calling him coward Clay is duellist and
hence they want 10 make the thing popular. How can
moral and religious men advocste such brutal mo Dc
Of warfare. ~ Cl@I Fl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

The wings of Tuscarawas are ordered by their lea
ders 10 come up through the to>day and look on
while delegates are selected to another humbug con-
yention. The coon papers Of Hardin and Clinton
countos rebel agaiht he Columbus leaders. and ad
wise their friends not to attend Will our coon clique
get up another subscription list pay tho delegates ex-
penses. t#
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Notice

rs HEREBY given That the following accounts
= nave been hled in the off Q Of the Clerk Of
!he Cou,t Of, Common Pleas Of Tuscarawas county,
subleco the inspection Of all concerned and will be
presented at The next term ofsaid Court in pursuance
Of me sta'ule in such cases made and provided.
Ihe hnal account of. B. Reed Admr. Of Samuel w.
Kenrick fst -. "
Wade.
same Susan Wade.
M oame Mary Ann Wade.
Inc partial account OF Henry Mosher guardian of
maj same Abraham P. Mosher.
same Elizabeth Mosher.
same Asher Mosher.
9. d. MITCHENER Clerk
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Notice
THEysTATE OF OHIO,
TUscARAwAs COUNTY,

y
TuscARAwAs COUNTY
A3 US. PETITION EORaDIVORCE
Nancy Foster.
TINE said Nancy Foster will take Notice that the
j said Benjamin Foster did on the 10Th day Of Janu,
ar ls44 file bis certain petition for divorce against
lhs said Nancy Foster in The office oc the clerk Of tie
Court of Common Pleas, within and ior said Tuscara-
was county, Ohio, wherein said petition ia yet pebdns,
and alleging in SAID petition thatihey the said Begem
and Nancy were lawfully married at said Tusci a Is
county on the 18th day Of March 1919, and that on Of
" and without any cause left he bed and board Of sed
benjamin.. and The, che now resides III Athens county,
Ohio, and has been wully absent from him fol, moro
than three years last past and praying in said petition
tbatthelniariags conlrdet exisng between them may
his separate and sole.tights .. ~ ...'
Dae9. January 10 1874, a CIV.
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APpoRTIoNMEN.r BIlL.

n slhef column we publish the Ht to dis,ric, the
ssh (which passed the Senate on Wednesday Of laii
WfeklbS party vote. Thefedsralsts have two 9th.
Bills kp, but cannot agree on sihEr Hawkins Bill
they darn mo, go for because it is TO glarnsy outra-
gePus. EOr Instance il would give Eho FedsNIiss an
average uioriy for each of The next years Of 80
% joint llot. 10 order to 90 this ii makes fVating
members oyef the State and in some instances DIVIDES
cSunties. And Nhis IS the bill they would gladly Sm-
Face IL they dare, But these coonS had as they fe
Ieem 70 have some fule fear Of the people. What vi
kl finally pass, or whether any one Will pass
lobe seen. This DemocraS have offered item just
Bal. one which is framed according 10 pbulation in
ssad Of political maortieS, and they On either pass Il
Ia. i! alone. or run away. But this 6uch we wish the
people to recolIect il the sessiopuns 10 an unusual
lsnr. none but the ederAlisis Ji be responsible for
I.. Ia the mean time we rss lie reader to Senator
Kcchs Bill-let him exayi6e il, and then turn to the
fraudulent one offered bsiiawkius, which would give
ihs sdsralists 80 sSryiii the Legsa,ud for years.
although that party was in ihe minority 5000 votes AZ
v ,hS last eiecion.
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Ladies' Fair.
FeG. 8, 1874.

Ladies' Fair. abs
The LUTHERAN FEMALE SEWING SocIErY of New
Philadelphia will hold Fair in The lately occnped
by the Mill store, on Thursday the 22nd february at
which time avarety Of articles manufactured BY tbs
society will be offered for sale All persons arc respect.
fully invited to attend The sale to commence at half
past l o'clock P NJ.
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is hereby given thai petition VIM pVttshi5a X tsS
InIeponors Of Tuscafawas county Ohio d. tha next e
praying fer anacr- ton the condtS Ioad leading from E
Comenlcw 10 Raeesyles commencine NJ lo town ech,sg
hamih Salem yowushp running doe uelp ie.ronhiv ma
thence South along tho county line 10 nAck OK ssfniiS
tIsazed lneaF ths corner Qf ee6rees BROOKS l1 enss n
East 10 pie11cl said load nrhin phtE Ont Ti1t fI,
on William Shepherds iad d salem 7pwnshp. mi l.n,s
ess gaId aiienpnyedfoffiis ian, los 1874
A PETITIONER
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RETRENcHMENT BI1L.l

h This Bill has already passed the Senate times, and
sent to the House for the fourth The coon maiorit,
instead Of retrenching to 2doafs a day are now in
creaug The salaries The Senate cuts down the salaries
as fast as The House increases heu and SO they go from
day 10 day, t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
NOTICE.

Elizabeth Shayer, Petition for Divorce, pending in
us. 9alS Court Of Common Pleas, Tus.
John slrayer. carawas county, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby giveu that DspOsitions will be
| taken in this cause by the plaintiff before competent
authority at the house OF Jacob Reed in the township
of Sugar Creek county of Stark and Stale Of Ohio, on
the second day Of March next between eight O'clock
A. nj. and four o'clock, P. NJ.
d', eICUMMlfs & CAMP,
@@ &yg as Au'ys for P'&
February 5lh. 1914. A 3weeks
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Notice..

The State of Ohio l.. Ia Court, Of Comnon Pleas
,Tuscarawas county s. Tascarawas Coupty, Ohio.
Elizabeth Sruyer,J
Fyi4va 4 : P0liiiOn for Divorce,
John Strayer. y ,af ,s 90
THE said John Sirayer is hereby notified; that on the
third day of January A. D, ,JS44 Elizabeth Srayer
o the County and State aoresaid, filed Id the Court Of
-Common Pleas ofiho Couniy Of Tuscarawas, and State
oeOhio Petition for DIVORCE against the said John
Srayer. setting forth as the Of DIVORCE wilf ab-
sence for than ree years. without any just cause.
Prayer for process answer and that the marriage con.
tract existing between them shnulIed and that they
be restored to their separate rights the as il said
contract had never been made. ...5
CUMMINS 4 CAMP.
ss, .sglt Sol's for Compl't
January Sd. 1913 Slew.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Joseph Jordan In Chancery, Tus Co. Ohio.
Jesse Burr ct al. Dot Common Pleas Of said county @
,o.o sitting in Chancery, made June
Term 1872 shH oier for sale tthe door Of the Court
House on MONDAY the llth of MAlch, atl O'Clock
ton, in said county. - ~ 80" ''''''-' '-'e .
GEO. w. CHAPMAN.
re0. Q, lo44-4w. a Special Master Com'r
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of Robert Harmount deca Pleas, I'
Elizabeth fIarmOun ct ali 4. ,.s3
PETITION TO SELL land TO PAY DEBTS.
fREDERICK Harbaugh, Jacob Welty, Samuel stokey, !,
Ihomas Horse6ed, Elizabeth Iarmount Jonathan Tuck.
and Ann his wife, John Harmount and Martha his wife,
nyda tarmount, Simpson Harmoun George Harmount and
Mary his wife. Alexander Harmount William Harmoun and
Jane MS wife, will notice that petition was filed a.
ganst them on the gath day Of January A. D. 1874 in the
Court of Common PAas Of uscara was county, oblo bv
Thomas Phlson Admnr rator OF the estate Or Robert ar
mount dececd ands lpw pending wherein the said admin
istraor disks leave Of slid Court to sell the following Iea es
ia fer tho payment f debts of said estate Of which e
said Robert ahount led seized to wit One acre Of and
situated in the south west of land purchased by the
said JacDb Wety; from Jacob Blickensderfer in quarter
township range military dist Beginning at the south west
corner Of said land ofJacob Wely thence south SO deg
East chains and 94nks, TO where hickory 6 In bears
North 46 degrees ea 80 links thence North deg East
chains and 81 links the New Philadelphia road thence
North ~ degrees west chains and 81 Inks ap said road
70 stake; thence uth deg. West chains 4 54 links 10
ne place OF begnnipg also part OF the quarter town.
ship and I'd range beginning 81 links North deg east of the
South West corneof Jacob Wetys land which he bought
from Jacob Bickensderfer being part Of the Hoseed
thence North 55 deg West chains and 16 links 10 Stake
thence South SO deg. East chains AZ links 10 stake
thence South deg West chans and SO links 10 ,ho Mace
OF beginning, containing an acre. that al the next
term Of said Court application will be made by the said adj
minsator for Authority cell convey said real estate
under such regulations as are provided by law.
THOMAS HHlLsoN, Admir-. &C. -s'
by cuMMrNs & CLNP, his Auys.
Dated Jan. gath, 1874. N saw
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on RNCHRY SALE.
James Pearson,

US. ~
William Parrish & wife, rs
DY virtue of dectseof the Court Of Common Pleas
ID of Tuscarawas county Ono, shall proceed
On ths tlal day Of March, 1874,
10 offer for sale, a, the cour house in New Philadelphia
ie lbI6wng described tas estate VIZ: Lol No, ~ Of
section 3, in township 6, Of range 2, containing tnt
Nundfsd aetes BM ATliERrON
A Z, Mast Com, inlshy 81
Fsbflary 8 1914 AS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

The Blizzard says there are 100 better men in the
swhig ranks for Governor than Spangler. Why was
he nominated then when he told you beforehand he
wouldn't runi Answer that Thai is the way they
kick him because he tSotAd not be made fool Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

GT0flhs % whig electors selected by the whig dam
dy convention at Columbus, 10 are lawyers. Its we'll
seen Oldfarmefg sInnd no chance for honors, among
the coon leaders, L. j5s ~ ,f ~ i.;,, 4, ,.s
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CHANCERY-S SALE

JOB" Ma'klsy RY virtue Of ! decree
Joseph hsrksy a al mon Pleas OF Of Tu.csru, SD
was county, Ohio; shall proceed On hs liza day o
Mareh is44io offer for sale at the court house 10 New
hadePhIa The following described real estate sIiu
ale 10 said county viz: the south half Of the south
East quarter dt Section 90 of Township and Range
8 Of Lands in 'he ULited States Military District.
r,,o a.-N. B. M ATHERTON,
raw Q, Io34-taw. Master Com'r
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BANKS.

The eoons spent nearly all of last week; in tie Houss
on the Bank question. They cannot agree to anything,
except Filling ,imo and getting their 8 dolarsa day,
from the feoplo'd pockets.
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CHANCERY SAFE.

Robert Mcdowell In Chancery, Tua. Co. ohio.
}Ryvirtue Of decree Of The
Jonn Cougill, etsl DCour ofCommon Pleas Of
Tuscariwss county, in Chancery
sitting in this crse, sha Il offer IL public sale at he
CouH House, on MONDAY the llih dAy of March
next At o'clock P. M The following Rel Estate 10
wit Lot number 16O in the town OF Dover
a BIN. ATHERToN,
feD.S sl644--4w. Master Com'r
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DTED--On Saturday Morning last Mr. JAMES
SARGENT, of this place, aged IS years.
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Senator tsr6sf has reported to the Unaed States
ssuas virtually against rclunding Jacksons fne Tha
rsdsiplis, should bsmarked' iieisihesaue man who
,.Voredi in favor ofpasng Gen. Hu's heirs tor lhsi
IN tsurrsndsrinE the msreAn army to the British
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7liaI q no, ), WHOLE NJ I|

Il BMKLL - q
a Public Sale, ab
ls4i, The foowipg ppFssly consliill.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
clOas. cahc0es, Blsash,f rIs,lI1s
kassgmss, Muin0ss. Bronn !.
Satinels, GiaQhams 81 a. n;ses - t.fat .
FlaHirvts Caalbricks, Shai6is and ~ ~
Book Aihslihy lacQHslts, Cticks,
BonNsss, Boos E Shoes Palm lssf Hals
ALSO aiAa'
.ta . HARDWA ARE,
Mn Saws Brace 4 Bhis,s Iults aud ecsuvass
Cu,Suws, Knives aud Forks, Tsbis 8 Tsaspo5h1
Hand saws. Door Locks Glass and Nalis. =
Axes & hstchsts Hoes & Spades, ShcssIs and Forks.
Ca. =, s,ssI sS =; ~, Blister sssl 5scs Chaio'
i0' q D'I SEGSs Ir%S oUrsO{HHa Hal;s, g sas'us o
An excellent assortment OF GROCERIES, such A
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Chocolate Rice Abpice, Indigo
Madder FuStic, CaIn wood Alum, Salt PalFe, Tobso,
co OF all kinds, Cinnan.on, Cloves Gin Rum Rransi
dy' Wines, &c. Also alarge lot Of Busr and stuoss.
together with an assortment Of Drugs Oils, and Pdor
Medclpes Solo and Upper Leather, Wheat. FIaxSsed
White Beans, and Dried Fruit. Of all kinds,
Also large lot Of Household and Kitchen fnrnu,t3
too numerous 10 nentiuL. NJ 4 M
The attention Of merchants and buyers IN euneraI r
respectfully requested. The stock Of Dry Goods NJ
large, comprising every article In that linz A - ~
'The siock Of Hardware is neat. comprising amos.
every article that the farmer aud meehanc Teduirss;
the stock Of Groceries csh and Of excellent Quail
ity In fact take the stock Of goods Though. there
cannot be found more general assortment sna mcie
suitable for the countryS The B ~
i, Household aud Kitchet Fhriiittife
comprise almost every article necessary or housekeep~
ing, oil Ofa&hichis Of excellen. qualify.
Sale to commence at 10 o. clock on said dsy and
continue ifpmday TO dsy, until all is sold, wban,etuj
Of sale will be made known by ss
JACOB s. STERLING. Adm'r.
Jan. ~, lo44 SIS.
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ELEcTokA1 TICKET.

GAECIORAL ElCkETs
ss, ,lt.4 sENAToSILL.
Joseph H,I,arwill, of Wayne %
~ Dowty Utter, Of Clefmont, t.s
CONGRESSIONAL.
lSs DlstFict-Clayton Webb, Of Hamion,s.
"a do James Nj, Dorsey, Of Darke. N
% do, RID Forsman, Of Greene,
Alh do Judge John TIA yIor of Champaign, aae
6toido sic David Higgins of Lucas,
Str do Gilbert Beach OF Wood.
gth do John D. White of Brown. N
sih do Thomas Megrady OF Ross,
9Th do Valentine KsGer Of Picaway,
10th do James Parker of Licking.
,Ilth do John Bar'rum of Marion.
11ih do George Corwine of Scioto.
18th do Cautious G. Covey of Morgan -.
aalh do Isaac NJ. Lanning, of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
10Th DO Sebastian Brainard, of Tuscarawas,
35th do James Forbes ST. of Carroll;
18Th do Neal Mccoy, Of Wayne,
1aih do Milo Stoae Of Summit,
goth do Benjamin Adams of Lake,
2lH do Stephen N. Sargent, Of MedlnH.
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New York Feb. LIST FloOs VI IS, wheat % a S.
New Fhilad. whsel71 DoyeENheetT.
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Thomas Philson AministfatOr In Tusearawas, Cotmo
Of Of, Robert e H't%0rn' n. desa Pleas
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UHA1TCrRY NOTICE

Jan. 24th, 1874 . CIV Z
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January lst lsi4. SIG v.