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Perpetuating Testimony.

Jacob Fox, JOhn A. Miller, Richard Holden,
Ann Bamber, Patrick Fitzpatrick, James Mil
lard, Obed Bumham, AIpheus Whites heirs,
Martin Miller, Lewis Miller, Charles Snider,
John Miller, VIA. Walker, John Purcell, aad
al! Others that may consider themselves inter.
ested,
VATILL 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 Gdjoins your
lands, for the purpose Of perpetuating testmo-
ny relative to the corners thereof: that the same
may be perpetuated by setting stones where
said corners are dscayed or decaying. Depo-
sitions, Unnecessary, will be taken to prove any
or all of said corners. Said land being part OF
a survey of 1900 acres made in 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 of the Little Miami river. We shall ad
1ourn from time to time, as circumstances may
require, untilth same is completed, you can
attend, if you think p'oper.
March 30th, ,l544.-6w.
THOMAS C. BAMBER.
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Administrator's Sale.

TN purancs of an order of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas Of fBrown county Ohio revived at
their November Term l643, viii proceed on
the premises on the 2lst day Of March next,D
tween the hours of 10 Il O'Clock, 10 sell the
following real estate, of which Samuel N. War
Aer died possessed; tract Ofland described as
follows towit: Beginning at astake standing n, !,
50 l-2dsg. w, "a poles from stons in the road
corner TO DOwdbeyand Moore; thence n, SO I-2
deg. w, I. 7.I6 poles to a stake N. w. corner to
the Lot thence N, 81 l-2 deg. e, 8 I-2 poles,
thence N, 8 deg E, poles; thence 8, SO deg,
E,6 6-76 poles to the corner Of the stable BY the
Road thence with the; Dad N, 6 leg. VIZ poles
10 the corner Of the honse thence S ,32 deg. w
3.2 poles TO the beginning: Lying in said coun
of Brown.-Said premises 10 be sold upon the
following enoditions, ,towit ,one half the purchase
money inhsnd and the balance payable in six
months, to be securnd by note and sscurtV
Henry WHTEMA
CfSamus 49,
February, 18th. 1914.
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APPRoPRTkrR.-Awhig paper suggests
a number Of ingenious devices suitable
for whig banners, from which we selec.
the following:
"Clsy Clubs and Spades, borne aloft
BY the productive Interests, with the mot
10 We VIM
CapitaIl None will diSputelhats . pack
Of cards will better illustrAte the charac-
Ter Of the whig candidate, than any oth-
er possible device. Butwho is meant by
the protective interest," inthis gambling
connecticut Certainly not the farmers
and mechanics, for they twin" by tue
plough and hammer! Aye, we have II:
the editor means that interest which ha'
been so productive Of mischief IN tn
country. the speculslors, the stock gam
bier, the paper money manufactures
) the makers Of the late Bankrupt Law
the men who prostitute legislation to Fr
vate purposes, and rob the widows an
the talherless lhroughiheNatio Bank
This u The productive interest that whil
gely sustains, and il is proper shat The
should Be mafshaIlsd under ibe Club 50
Spade he sgliaIale tools oftbe Graf
HshR out y0qt banner on the outer wsl
G Gin Sur.
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AN INDIAN MURDERED IN JAIL


We learn IRON the Miners Express, of
Dubuque, lowe, thai the two winebago In.
dians confined there TO await their death
for The murder Of white men, quarreled
on 1he 2 instlnt, when the stronger
killed the weaker, AS near as can be
gathered from tie imperfect English of
this tail Indian, it appears that the small
one reproached him with having killed d
Che.moko mon (white many thai the
Great Council had decreed that he shOu Id
die, and laupied him with being the
cause Of their misfortune (allndng 10
the murders). This so engaged his CON-
rade, that he caught up stick Of wood
aud dealt him the fatal blows, The tall
Indian throughout the investigation OF
the Coroner.s Inquest preserved the most
stoical mediterranean gazed about with
vacant stare Of curiosity, and never ex
hihited he slightest remorse ofconscience
Upon being questioned about the quarrel
he replied, "Whisky-Che mo-ko- mon
me nepow pointing to stick Of wood
and exhibiting by his signs the manner in
which he accomplished the dreadful deed
insiOuatiHg that his companion had allu'
ded 10 the causes which placed them in
confinement. The express says, Sure
" this poorTndian had drained the bitter
cup Of dispair To its very dregs, and all
his evils can be ascribed 70 ihaI demon
alcahol, or fire waierf which the civ
ilized white man recalls 10 his uneivil-
ized broiher!!" Gin, Gag.
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Brown County, Ohio.
Court OF C"M. PLEA!

Court OF C"M. PLEAS.
James Woods and ohm Wilson,
IA AdmnistrOtorstO OF John jackson, } Petition to
seed. vs. cell iand.
a1ah Wilson and others.
To Leuusl Rounds and Elisaosth Rounds his
wife, James Wipdsc and Catherine Wioder
his wife.
VTOU are informed that, cr Ms icy, the a.
bove petitioners filed their Ps ji'ioa insatd
court the object and prayer Of aia. is.,5 obtain
an order at the next ie'm Of geld e-orglog ire,
oppra isement and sale Ct the following rs4l Is.
tate, to wit: Lot No. los in Ftttbuis ssi-
county, aud strip Of ground sdjSin ing thereto
decided by Jchn Wilson and wife 70 said Jocn
Jackson. deed.
JAMES Woops,
JrHN WILSON, Peti,ionsrs.
Admire. Of john jackson, Decd.
Feb,r .S7tS, le44-4W y. @ nk,oAR, Eol'y.
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Notice.

WVHE partnership heretofore exislirg
L between John d. Evans and Oliver
p. Evans, underline firm of J. D. Evans
g. Son, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. The business hereafter will
be conducted under the firm of 6. D.
Evans g. O. P. Evans. All those who
are owing the late firm Of j. D. Evans &
Son. sua all those who have claims a.
gainst the same, are notified tha. the new
firm Of G. ID. 81 Q. P. Evans are hound
to pay all claims against the late firm
and authorized TO collect all claims due
the same. JOHN D. EVANS.
"a O.P EVANS. ee
| sM,,ch 90 ssIadA. fEel ~. x -
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STATE OF OHIO, BROW N

STATE OF OHIO, BROW N
COud Of Go mmon Pleas. COUNTY
PARTITIoN
Mary Jane Jones, by her next Friend
and Guardian Edward Mcdaniel,
vs..
Sally Ann Jones, Diana Jones, LOuiss
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jones, DebO-
Tsb Jones, ROsDna Jones, Macy Jones
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Defendants will lake noiiceIhai
Petition was fled against them 10 said
court on the II h day OF January 1914.
and is now.Pendiug, wherein partition and
assignment Of dover are demanded Oi
the following real estate 10 wit: In lots
Nos. Is, 6l. lis and l13 in tie town OF
Aberdeen sald county, and also Of a LOT
lying 10 said town between lots Nos IL
and l4O-oOd that at the next term of
said Court application will be made by
the Petitioner for an order that dover
be assigned and PARTITION made of said
premises. MARY JANE JONES, byLn
next Friend &c. EDWARD McDAx1EL,
DAVID G. DEvORE, ATTY.
Jan. 9th, 1874.
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BroWn Common PIaaa.

Elizabeth Bohrsr,
W.
heirs.
~ Odfis, Bohr 2JIh Bohrsr, and Elizabeth ].
UBohrer WI 81 notice that a petitisn was
hled against .he " on the 4th day RI JNarcb Is44.
in the COurtOf Common Pleas BY Elizabetb
Bohrer and iS now pendinss wherein The said
Elizabeth BOhrer demands assignment Of Dow
or in the following FsaleState to wit; I46 a.
cres Of land in survey number twenty four hun
dred and forty eight (No. 244S) catered e. sur
Seyed ia the name OF Ballard Smith; Also us
acres Of land in survey number ten hundred and
twenty FIVE, (Ns. IO35) entered and Surveyed in
the name Of Nathaniel Fox; .4Eo63 acres 81
land ia survey number sixty fve hundred and
ify nine mo. 6559,) srtered and surveyed IN
the name Of Francis Preston: aud that al the
next term ofsaid court application wilhbe made
by the said petitioner fof an order that Dover
may be assigned in said premises
ELIZABETH BOHRER.
March 4th, 1s44.F
HAMER 8 JoHNsToN Soils. tor Pepr.
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MARRIED..

On the llth inst by A. P. Kirkpatrick
Esqr. Mr.. WASHINGTON DUSAN to Miss
HARRIErr BoLE, both Of Pleasant town,
ship.
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MlLLEnIsM = Brother Hines has pub

MlLLERIsM.-BrOther Hines has pub
lished the following card;
/. "OUr position as 10 Time.-We have
no new light on The prophetic period.-t
Vut time ends with this Jewish year. lf
time be continued beyond that. we have
no her definite period TO fix upon; but
he0ceforward, shall look for the event eve
ny honriill the Lord shall come. Others
can give their own views on the termi-
cation Of the periods, on their own respon.
s'biliiy. lfit be necessary, we shall give
ours in full on the point Let us all be
ready, 'having our Ions girt about, and
our lights burning, that when The Master
comeIh. we may open to him immedl-
ately."
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TheNestern ono .)Expositor says some
of The Oregon emigrants have arrived al
independence, in that State, for the pur.
pose of making preparations TO depart
for that territory this Springs There are
from 800 10 400 persons in Jackson
county, who contemplate emigrating this
season.
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GREAT FIRE IN PITTSBURGH

UREAI EIFtH IN q I5DUINUI. 7
A fire recently broak out in cooper
shop in Pittsburgh, which caught to tho
German Tavern near by, and brewery,
all Of which were dislroyed. Othea bull.
dings were also destroyed, amongst which
were, whole row of two-story bricks, a
wall paper factory, and the upper Story o.
Mr.. Weyman's tobacco mandatory, the
large stock of tobacco on hand bsing de~
stroyed. In another direction, the fire exl
tended to large brick church, occupied
by the Second Congregation Of Presby'e
rians, and totally destroyed, amoung
which we're several good dwelling. The
loss Is immense. Ohio Sun.
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LARGE ROBBERY.

The Philadelphia U s Post gives an
account ofrobbery of Stephen Chamblin
Of $4,000, by two roques. He had sold
his property in Easten New York aud was
on his way TO Ohio to invest bis funds
there, when he fell in with these Sharpers
They tried, during tho day, 10 induce
him to play the thimbIe game, but that
would not do, after which they feizned
intoxication,. and Wills he was assis,ing
them home they took bic money West
Union Intel.
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An attempt TO defraud the Custom
House has been detected at Boston. II
was discovered that several casks enter
ed as containing kolp or seaweed, had
very little of said article, but instead
thereof, Eng lish hosiery of valuable
kind.
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THE SEASON AT THE NoRTH.-The
Boston Journal Of Mondsy, the first in
slant, says
Winter is reluctant 10 leav U.s.
Yesterday The thermometer in the shade
was below the freezing point all day.
Atsnnrise this morning it indicated %
degrees. The ground iscoyered with
snow, and the air is chill and raw, prom
sing busy times for doctors.
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Erom the Plebeian.
THE GENIUS OF DEMOCRACY AID.
DURATION.

The GENIUS OF UEAlOOhACt AL
DURATION.
AtR-'BRUcEs ADDRESS
Friends ofequOI rights and laws!
Rouse ys up for.freeilom's causei
Save your legacy!
Firm, united, heart and hand.
Democrats! resolve to stand
Foes TO tyranny.
Let perfidious Tecreants learn,
Who from freed om 'sallar turn,
How indignant Greemen spun,
At their lrsa chery.
Reprobaie the traitor knaves-
FTeemen born who would be slaves
) Point them 10 their fathers graves
Shrines Ofchivalry!
Democrats! with stalwart blow
Lay the Federal phalaDx low
That but strives to overthrow
Blood boughtsliberiy!
Fling your sIar-wrought banner high,
! For Democracy The cry,
Freemen live or freemsn die,
On! TO victory!
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A letter from Havana, published in the
New Orleans Bee, says-"Tbe slave
trade is carried on with great acti.ity, in
consequence Of the interested tolerance
of the Captain General"
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James CoIlius,
VS.. Attachment.
Mark d. Morse.
AllsthOse interested, will take notice.
that writ Of attachmen in the above
case, has this day been taken out from
J.. Q Gallup a Justice OF the peace in
and for Lewis township Brown County,
Ohio, against the goods chatlIes, rights
credits. moneys and effects Of Marx d.
Morse an absconding debtor
JAMES COLLINS.
March 90, 1914.
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ltROWN 90. Com, PLEAS.

GROWN Co. COM. PLEAS.
Andrew Nevin
vs. Partition.
Jesse Pettyiohn 4
Elizabeth Frazier. y
DEiL remembered that on the 9Th
day of December lS43,th Petition
er filed his petition in the above case,
setting forth that he is seized in fee as
tenant in common with Jesse PettJjohn
OF the following tract of land containing
80 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, thence south
25 degrees east, 95 poles to an ash, su.
gar& dogwood, thence north, SIS de-
grees east, SO g. 2-l0 poles toa walnut
and stone, thence south 25 degrees esst,
99& $40 poles TO two sugar trees, s,thence
north 25 degrees west, III poles 10 the
beginning, part of Entry made in the
name Of Bowen and Mitchell No. 1875,
and that Elizabeth Frazier, widow OF Viii.
liam A. Frazier, decd is entitled toDow'
er in the undivided half thereof, The
Defendenls are notified that application
will be made at the next TeFn Of saiC
Court by the Petitioner for an order tina
Dover be set off to said Elizabeth in tn,
undivided half Of said tract Of land, anC
that Partition Of said premises be made
betweenihe Petitioner and Jesse Petty
John according 10 law andlbe prayer y
said Petition. ANDREW NEvIN, by
G. wv KINe, his Atty.
Februsry 9Th, 1914.
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EFFEcTs eF MmLERIsM. Centre.
vile (Md) Times states that negro man
belonging 10 Mr.. James P. Richardson
living near CenireviIle has gone crazy
from attending the Millerite meetings -
He imaqines that the world is about 10
be destroyed and that he is commissioned
to begin The burning Oft On Sunday
night he escaped from his confinement
and ranged six or eight miles from bone
bowling CRYING and praying in grGat agA
oney.--He has been TetakeA and confn'
ed in Jail,
DUEL AT HAMBURG, s. C.-It appears
by letter in The Charleston COnrier that
a duel occurred last week at Hamberg,
s. c., between Col. Cunningham and
a Mr.. McGowen. They fought at thirty
PAGES with rifles, and at the first fire Gun
ningbam's hall passed through the back
ps,l of McGowen's head. The surgeon
Of McGowen the letter concludes think
that with care he may recover.'' They
take these things very coolly in tn
South,
The Hon. Mr. Henderson, associate
Minister from the Republicof TexoE,au
rived nWashngtoa on thursday evening
2 and took lodging at the National Hotel,
I Nor, Reg
EMIGRATION FROM GERMAN
i There arrived in New York, last yea
d l59 vessels with 1888 German emi
$, grants, Betwcsn 8 and A thereof re
!, NAMED in New York and its Vicini
y the resi- went Westward.
Il. Col. Benton passed through this eli
S6his wsy to Missouria dayor tive sine
81 Gin Gssy
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II. V HINES.
New York City, March, lsl4."

MYsTERIoUs .-On Monday as some
laborers were digging foundation at the
Northeast corner Of Water aud Walnut
streets, some brick houses about 10 be
erected in lieu Of some frame Buildings,
hey discovered near the surface of the
tenement just moved, the body ola fe'
male about Is years ofnge and dressed
in silk dress, comb was remaining
in her hair, but the features of her face
were not discernble, ,as il is supposed she
had been buriedfor upwa DIS ofrwo years.
The corpse WIS eoveredswith lime, and a
large carving knife found in the horrible
grave allotted for her. Her teeth were
perfect, but the face much dscomp2sed
and tho feet entirely separated from the
budy.-N. Y. Courier.