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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

2r LOOK. PHYsIClANs.--Fof sale. Fam of 60
acres IN rs; rate order situated Long Island pre-
occupied by Physician who wishing 10 retire from
plc;ce. would sell said farm and introduce purchaser IN
10 good practice For particulars. inquire OF
je.S In. CdAaLE5 BAkE.R 1.aqnrsoaesY-mN, X,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

NOTICE il hereby gwen that ilIon viii he pre-
~ sented to the CGmmIssianesa Of 1nscarawas TO-
the county road leading from New Comers'own to
ksgersve, commencing at the iown Of Rockingham in
Salem township, due West to the Coun,Y line. Thence
Snuih along the county line to blackjack ss?ins
tBIazed] the corner Of George 8. Brooks land,
thence Suuh East to intersect said again black
oak tree lhlazedl on William Shepherds lane in Sa
lem township, wh,eh embraces said alteration pra ed
for dated this April % ls44. A PETITIONER
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
Lesley Mccullough,
US.
Thomas Boyd and
James Boyd,
PETITION FOR PARrrTrON.

THoMAS Boyd and James Boyd will take Notice
i that petition was filed ngans. them on the 10Th
day OF April D 1874, in the Court of Common Pleas,
of the county Of Tuscarawas and State Of Ohio, BY
Lesley Mccullough. and is pending, wherein the
said Lesley Mccullough demands partition the follow
ing real estate situate in the county Of TuScarawas and
State OF Ohio, and being the North east corner OF the
West half of The North east quarter Of section No. 2
Of township number Ia, and rsIge number I. in the
steubenville land district bounded as follows. viz.
Beginning on the north boundary linz Of said section
on the centre line between the East and West half Of
said north quarter; thence running south one de-
gree east along said ceaire ne hundred and thirty
five perches TO posts hence north 30 deg west 81 peIs
ches thence north 65 peTches the section line Thence
along the section line 10 perches to the place ofbe.
ginning, containing 25 acres Also the east half Of the
north east quarter Of section 2I towRhip IA, Rangs7.
containing go acres and that at the next termof SAID
court application will be made by the said Lesley Me-
Cullough for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises.
| 'T LESLEY MCCULLOUGH,
by CUAlAlINs q CAMP,
| --- '-r--. his AltY'S.
4 Dated April 18th 1874. 4 l4ew
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
NEW HAT STORE,

DANIEL ODONNELL &Co.
Have opened new HAT STORE in the town OF
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
on High street, one door West of Mr.. EsPIcHs HoTEL
whore they inerd keeping on hand general aSsort.
ment Of Dress and Fancy Hats, Of tie best quality
which will be repaired at any time r required gratis,
Also general assortment Of Wool, and comln0n Fur
hats all of which will be sold reduced prices for cash
lambs Wool or furs.
New Philadelphia, April 10, 1s44. I3y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty days from
IN this date petition will be presented to the Trus-
tees of The township OF York, in the County of Tus-
carawas praying for the location Of township road
commencing at the end of Jacob Beavers lane al the
line in said township 10 run from thence the nearest and
hest tu the bridge on Lot No. 10 owned b, Judge
BIake from thence the nearest aud best route 10 the
big road from New Phladelpha to Evanshurg.
ISAAC BEAVER, PETIT.
April II, 1874 $I33Od
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the following accounts Of Ad-
i mlnistrators and Guardians have heen filed in the
Clerks Office Of Tuscarawas Court Of Common Pleas,
and will be presented for passage at the next June
term of said Court:
Partial account of Richard Pow1on Administrator Of
the estate of Thomas Church, decreased.
Final account of Charles KUrns, Guardian of Hdldah
LandeBs.
Final account of John Stocdy Admir-. of the estate Of
Catharne Yandf deceased. .,'
Final account of Isaac Hosteter Administrator Of the
estate" Of Jacob Baman deceased.
Accounts Of Jacob j. Miller Guardian Of WESLEY, Mar
garet Ann, Emely, and Helen M Miller heirs Of Con
rad Miller deceased.
Partial account Of Thomas King Admir- Of the estate Of
James B. Morrow deceased. ....-.
Partial account Of William Hamilton Admir- Of the es.
tale Of Christian Flckinger deceased. ~,
Partial account ofSamue and John Yandt AdmTs. Of
the estate of John Yandt deceased. ...
C. H. KITCHENER, Clerk.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
Nt)T SO FAST

The Federal Advocate, is throwing up bis hat in
favor of the law resula'ing the fees Of Printers in
ChancerY Notices, He thinks II kills that section Of
the Retrenchmeni Bill, which says the County Prn.
ting shall be given to the lowest bidder We think he
will find himself mistaken in this II has nothing do
with II, further than saying how high printers shall
go, leaving the rsreDchng part as the Bill passed.
Whiggery would no doubt be glad to get rid Of the
Relrenehment Bill.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
From the Ohio Statesman,
HUGH BURNS.

SIGNS IN OHIO-EvERY WHERE CHEER
r I ING.
Our democratic friends in Ohio deserve the thanks o.
the whole Union for the gallant manner they have Open
ed the campaign Of a. Victory in all directions seems
to perch upon their standard with very exceptions
We have never yet failed to carry the State in October
with such an opening OF the Spring elections Demo.
crats as you love your principles press on. victory
is worth nothing if not got by industry and exerion =
We can do in Ohio-than let every one say we will
do it. -.,,
Col. MEDARY We have the unspeakable satisfaction
of announcing that tie democracy have for the first
time obtaineda signal triumph in the hotbed cf whig
gerry in Guernsey county-a triumph that administers
rebuke never 10 be forgotten to the coonskin log cabin
whiggery, aas gullism, hereabouts AT our Corpora
ton election in Cambridge that occurred yesterday, for
Mayor, Recorder and Councilmen, we elected ourwhole
democratic ticket, in opposition to hereguar whg tick
ct made by the "Clay Club" Whilst we rejoice at the
triumph Of democracy over federalism, we are peculiar
y glad that the "Clay Club dctaton of few aristo-
crats has been scornfuly rejected.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

STATE OF OHIO, Tuseara,Oas County.
Joseph Mash Denandant } Court of Common Pleas
vs. June Term, 1874.
Andrew Msish The defendants will take
Augusus Maish notice that the demandant
David Maish has this day filed his pc
Daniel Maish J :ilion in the Office Of the
William Sergent) 7Clerk the Court Of Com
Calvin Maish minors mon Pleas Of Tuacarawas
Juann Maish )couny setting forth that
ne is seised in fee simple, tenant in common with
Tho deenda ,rs as an heir law Of Julian Sargen, for.
mey Julian Maish deceased of Que undivided seventh
purt of ihe West half OF Lot No. l59 in the town Of
New Philadelphia in said countp, and that he demands
partition thereof that he may have his part aforesaid
u severny and apart from the defendants and that at
next June Term Of said Court said petition WILDE for
hearine and said defendants notified to appear and
object il they see cause. ,osrn, .,,,,
. by B. M. ATHERTON, his Any.
April24, 1874 .... 6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
100 ACRES of LAND FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber has lot ofland containing hun
i drsd acres. sltu4ted in Rush township Tuscara.
was county OHIO, which he will sell at low prize, Il
upon convenient terms ofpaymsnt II application be
made at his Office in Ne w Phladelphia, soon. This
tract of land is about four miles South East Of TTenon
April 25th 1910. MS If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
ROAD NOTTOE.

N JoTTCE is hereby given that petition will be presented
10 the Commissioners Of Tuscauwas County Ohio,
er June session praying for the location of county road
commencing at school ouse the farm Of Jacob LveFgoOd
in Perry township thence the and route AbSa-
lon Johnstons sawm thence the and best
inersec the Port Washington road where the line between
George Akin and WIN. Elliors land said road
PETITIONER.
March 10Th, 1914 Hat
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pc tiion will be pre-
l sehted to The trustees Of Bucks township. on the
2Oh day Of May D lS4i, praying for the location Of
township road commencing at the House Of Philip
ZImmer and Nicholas Eichenaubs wheelrigh shop, Ia
said township; from thence TO the house Of Philip Rolb
and from thence along the OwnshP line to inleIsecl is
road running from Evans creek Dover past william,
G0rslnd's; as near as their interest and convenience
necessarily require the location of said road. lai
NICHOLAS EICHENLAUD,
PHILIP ZlMMER. PsfrG
April Is, 1914. 144t$
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
DuNCANs GREAT SPEECH.

Is concluded in this paper with picture of that Sams
old coon," and his internal principles laid bare to the
world. It was engraved by the Junior editor and
though is not as perfect as some live cooqs we know
Of still coon is the world over, and consider.
ing this is his first attempt at drawing their profes
il is not go bad
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that after thirty days from
from this date petition will be presented to the
trustees Of Goshen Township Tuscarawas County,
asking for the location and establishment Of Town
ship road from The North East Of lot l8 owned
by Henry Mosher, in said township to run from
rou, to the road leading from Easlport to New Phil
adeiphia. ... ....
4w. HENRY MOsHER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

More Cats ont ofMe Bag,-Mr. $. g. Prsntiss, The
"bg,gun' of the Coon party in an address the other
evening before the State House, said that the old "Lo'
co.foco doctrine" that he voice Of the People is the
voice Of God" was a'b1aYhemOus tallacy;" He ad-
ded ha. the officers of the government were ndepen|
den, of the people, and not subject to their will or die
tuiion. This rank Federal principle This is the
doctrine of the Clay Wing Coon party. Are the peo'
pie ready to submit to such political heresy?P Times
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

Duel at NeU OrIeans. The Pcayune of the 9Th inst
says "a duel. which terminated fatally took place
este rday morning, near the tobacco presses below the
city. The parties wereJohn Debuys and Victor Cas-.
tein the weapons doublebarellsd. shot guns. At the
first fire Casyn received the contents of his adversa,y's
piece in his breast FELL and expired almost Immediately.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
RRHIND THE TJMEs7

The federal Advocate is Publishing extracts from @
sOesch ofGlays against free trade made years ego,
Why dp5'i Il publish his late letters and speeches a,
Rsip-, sshigh prOtsetips tariff TAs Federal Editor il
srdv behind the times. h is time his party were sir
sinE hir ~ with long pole, or hs DO lost IN the fog
~ slsSksyI what PapR 81 siTs the newsIl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

JWheu you hear coon wing railing sgainsl free
trade just remind him that the Richmond Whg the
leading Wing paper in Virginia. says "Clay is more
G free trade man than VGn Buren, 1t is hard Tor tho
sOOns to keep the hang of their leaders, a.days
But s all The fault Of not having honest principles to
ma Hipata with.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the partnership Of RITTER
i SLlNGLBFF f. SrERLING'S was dissolved by
mutual consent on the llth March 1874 whereas de-
vsiO made of Notes and acc due there now
all who know themselves indebted hereby notified
that have left such Notes and accounts which have
been allotted to me; with Augustus Wilhelm Justice oi
the Peace who authorized to settle and collect The same
G. RITTER
Doyer % Anrl 1874 TX Au.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
April24, 1914
UHANOENY NOTIoH.
IE STATE OF OHIO, TuscARAwAs County, %.

THE STATE OF OHIO, TuscARAwAS CoUNTY, %. ------
Philip stu, rHS# |tIE
| Joshua Dryden et ais. ..' .1 .-d ~. ,.-'.- '''
WosHUA Dryden and AAn Maria his wife Of the city Of Bal
- tmore in the ataie of Maryland William R. Emeruon
and Emerson whose places of residence are unknown
will take notice that the 9Th day Of March 1884, Philip
su filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county, his bill in Chancey setting FORTH among
other things about the 18th day Of June 1884, said
Dryden sud by contract in writing to one Joseph Smith,
deceased Lot numbered In the third qualle Of
the seventh township and secsnd range United Ftaes Military
Lands in said county containing hundred aud
racted to make said Smith, his heirs assigns good lille
In lee simple said land upon payment Of the purchase
ney: That said Joseph Smith transferred all his interest in said
contract John Emerson also now deceased who during his
life assigned his interest In said contract to William R. EN-
arson his son. Who on 22d day of December 1885, sold
said land to said Philip Su the complainant That said Smith
did make complete payment TO said Dryden but there
mains due on the original contract sum- for which said land
IA vet table, and which said Stu offers TO pay when the
mount shall be asceaned Said bill further up that said
stu purchased said land Of said William R. Emerson at Its full
value without reference TO any liability the original contract
with said Dryden and without any knowledge Of said balance
remaining unpaid and that he has paid the said Emerson the
whole of his purchase money! Said Bill also sets that the
said Dryden and wife have executed deed OF said land to said
Smith, that the has been delivered because Of
the non payment Of the balance OF said original purchase
ney The prayer Of said bill Is that the said Dryden and wife,
M be decreed deed said premises directly 70 complainant
and that heirs of said Smith and John EesoH sud the
said William Emerson may be orecosed OF all their eSpsc
tive interests in said land and that complainant may have
decree against William R. Emerson for such he shall
be Obliged 10 pay perfect the title said land and for
Said defendants will take notice ha; unless they appear
and plead answer demur to said BILL within sixty days
the rising of said court ut the next erm said complainant
the next term thereafter win the to take said Bill
against them, confessed, and decree thereon accordingly
,.--ags r- -- PHILTP sTUTL, by
'-. G. ". CHAPMAN, his sol
ApriII5, 1914. A6w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

1.-THE Buzzard says in big letters 'the Wings are
coming. Yes we see it stated that 500 whig pipe layers
have 60, back safe 10 NJ York from Connecticut where
they had been committing frauds upon The ballot hox,
but after A they couldn't elect Governor in State
that gave Harrison 6oOOmajOry. Put ihatih your pipe,
and smoke isasisk ID C1Th ~ yplm tais
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

pWnsOS SHANNON has resigned his Office as Cow
ernor and is making preparations to proceed to Mexico
Thomas H. Barley has arrived in Columbus, and ia
ken the oath office to serve out the unsxpred term Of
Ex. Gov, Shannon,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
F0R SALE

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly si,ua-
n ted in the town of New Philadelphia. Tuscarawas
county, Ohio for SALE on favorable terms For pariic.
uars apply to B. SEAToN, at The Recorders office, or
the Subscriber at Uhrichsvile, Tuscarawas County,
Ohio. .. rsyt
H.A. REDFIELD.
Uhrchsvile, March 90, 1874. I3tf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

The Democratic National COnu'rt,On for the Nomina
lion of President and Vice President will meet in Bau
more on the 9Th of May.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

vsry good Meo.-A friend of ours, says Kendal's
"Exposllo. speaking In reference to likeness Of Hem.
ry Clay exhibited in this city, remarked, that to COM
plee his picture, iheArs should hvve put pistol in
one hsnd, and pack Of cards in the other. -.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
CHANUERY NOTICE.

! UAANUGEAx NVE1Ods
THE STATE OF OHIO, TUsoARAwAS Co., 90
Sarah Ann Stewart,
ps PETITION FOR DlvORcE.
George Stewart. ~'' ttsF
TINE said George Stewart will take notice that on
4 tho 2Srd day Of January 1914, Sarah Ann Stewart
fled in The Office the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said County, her petition in Chance'y setting
forth the marriage Of said petitioner and the said George
StewaIt, aud praying divorce and dissoluiion ol
said marriage because Of The will absence Of The said
George from the petitioner fnr more than three Yeas
Said petition will be for hearing al the noxt tsrm Of said
court SARAH ANN STEWART,
| 'by GEO. W CHAPMAN, her AUl
April 10, 1874 Aew
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
The STATE OF oHlol
. ,..4( y. c....
JEREMIAH burrows 't'.'
Executor Others

JEREMIAH UUTT0NG
Executor others.
pursuance ofa decreeta order from tie Court Of Common
APleas within the county Of Tuscawas and State Of Ohio
10 directed in this Cause shall offer for sale at publIe
auction the door ofthe Courthouse, in said county
as,a On the l3h day Of May, 1914,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. and o'clock p M Of
said y-he following described real estate, situate in said
county wit; Lot No. g. In the 9TH quarter Of the 9th
township and let range Of the tract appropriated for satisfying
for military servcesesmated contain one hun.
dred acres.
Terms: Cash. SEYMOUR BELDEN. Master Con'r.
April 10, 1914 l3. 4w .E.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
MARRIED.

On Saturday Evening April 81 1874 by yTHoMAs
MooRE ESQ Mr.. GEoRo FIDLER to Mis-. CATRAnIEE
Cam, all Of Port Washington.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

,,z.AN APPREA rICE WANTED. 's y
smart actve lad 81 about Is or l6 years Of age will
be taken an aPprenlce 10 the Printing business al this
Gihea
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
THE COFFIN HAND. BILL, CANDIDATE.


The Mansfield Shield and Banner publishes the fol-
lowing certificate, (from citizen of Rlchland county,
Irigh, under Mordecai Ba-tley's nose.
s. "MansfelA april End, 1874.
ROBERT BENTLEY, of Madison township, in the
county of Richand, and State Of Ohio, do hereby Ger
iify that ! hold ir my possession COFFIN HAND
BILL said to have been ef at Mciinns tavern for mo
by MORDECAI BARLEY ou his return from Con.
gress received the same in Mhin township, dopos-
tied thsre for me, am informed he left one there for
me and believe he did.
-r ROBERT BENTLEY"
Now is this not hopeful candidate for, Whiggery
He is equal to DR.. Duncan's picture sof coon. r'u,
what must the honest people of Chic think of the whig
leaders who would fos. this old slandeer Of Jackson
into the Governors Chair to disgrace the State and its
inhabitants. Democrats Jackson men, lovers Of your
counrys fame. and its heroes it noi garing cut
rage 10 ask your votes for the Coffin hand bill federal
is Will you not put the mark Of Cain upon him, and
the Federal leaders, for nsrlting your patriotism with
els name his presence. If true 10 your country ir
you possess the same warm hearts that once hrobbed
with strong emotions at the bare recital Of the glorious
achievements before New Oreans-i II You can feel The
thrills joy that ran through your veins on learning the
defeat Of the British army by the patrio. Jackson, you
must and will rise in your might, aud put down the
black hearted revsrs Of bis fair fame. God forbid that
this country should honor the raducers and SLAM
derors of him who periled life and every thing for our
freedom.
GFWe heard off coon the other day who saws Van
Buren,, used up fourteen barrels Of ink writing private
letters while he was President, Wonder If that's in
oges spsecl Ifiis not advise the leaders 10 have
extra edition struck and whIether hands sre in just
set NJ Dr. Bennet's story about Mr. Van Buren, having
gold sofa & then pu, note al the bottom Of the page
stating that you The Gevernmen, in debt eighteen
millions of dollars in ls months, and instead of giving
the people two dollars day and roas. heef" as you
promised, you thought 1t best give them prOtscivc
tariff TO tax every farmer III dollars year for the bs.
ne6 of a lew Eastern manufacturers. "Tell the truth
and shame the devil H''t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

In l840, Randolph township gave upwards Of eighty
coon majority In l942 the coon majority was decrea-
sed In e43, the democracy carried the township with
II majority and in 1874 the democratic ticket is elected
by majority on Trustees varying from 40 to co. and
about the same average as 70 the other officers.
Is It strange that Che coon should curl up al such
sults2 "
Circleville and GAINESVILLE have both been fully re-
deemed by the Democrats iharf aH ~ p.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
SALE.

CHANCEHY SALE.
Noah Clouse By order Of the Court of Common
vs. Pleas of Tuscarawas county Ohio,
Geo. Deardorf haofer for SALE at the court house
in New Philadelphia in said county, on the 25h day
of May 1874, Lot No. 246 in said town of New Phia-
delphia. B. M. ATHERTON,
.. Master Cont'r in Ckancery
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25


Dowty Utter. of Clermont, ,..
CoNaREssIoNAL'
1st Dlstrict-Clayton Webb, of Hamilton,
ID do James NJ, Dorsey, of DarkO.
Sd do RD Forsman, Of Greene,
4th do John Taylor of Champaign,
5th do David Higgins Of Lucas.
9Th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood,
9TH do John D. White of Brown.
9Th do Thomas Megrady Of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Keffer Of PicawaV,
10th do James Parker of Licking
llth do Grsnyla P. Cherry, of Marion.
12ih do George .Corwine of Scioto.
18th do Cautions c., Covey of Morgan
18th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
18th do Sebastian Brainard, of TuscarawAS,
18th do James Forbes sr. of Ca rroll;
18th do Neal Mccoy, ofWayue,
18th do Milo Stone Of Summit,
Goth do Benjamin Adams of Lake,
2lst do Stephen N. Sargent, of Medina.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
CHANCERY SALE.

CHh1VJERY 7 SHLE.
James Pearson, I By order of the Court Of Common
vs. }Pleas of Tuscarawas county Ohio
VIM. Parish. / shall offer tor sale, at the Court
house in New Philadelphia in said county, on the 25th
day of May ls4l Lot No. IL Of Section in township
OF Range 2, in said county containing 100 acres
B. M. ATHERTHN,
Master Com'r IN Caanoerv.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
CHANCERY SALE

o.. -..r ,CHANCERY SALE
George Humerichouse I By order of the Court of
VS.. }Common Pleas of Tuscara-
John Meese. was county Ohio, shall Of
fer for sale, at the Court house in New Philadelphia
in said county, on the 25th day Of May 1884, Lots No.
IS, Sc & 60, in Lockport. B. M. ATHERTON,
Master Com'r in CA1noery.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
N0TTOEI
NOTICE
William Sharp,
Us, DIVORCE,

Eve Sharp
TINE said Eve sharp is hereby nOissd iha, on the
i 9th day of March, A. D. 1874 said William
Sharp filed in tie Clerks off Of the Court Of Com
men Pleas in the county Of Iuscarawas and State Of
Ohio peli.ion against her praying therein for di.
vorce-and for cause alleging, gtoSs neelec, Of duty
&c. Said petition will he for henring a, the next term
Of said court. BELDEN CRAIG Il BEL0EN,
April 4, 1874. 2w SOls. for petit.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
From the Dayton Empire.

70 I'LL n OOME r.
MAKE ROOM FOR RANDoLPH-LET OUR ROOSTER CROW,
The returns from Randolph township are as fol
low s: