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TIE Philadelphia .Market, to day, is also
not to be had, no teiegraphic report having
been received yesterday. Flour, with less
active demand and high rates of freight, was
trifle lower. Sales of about $500 barrels,
part at S6,1ea per barrel, but later at $6, l2a
a sc, and at the close it would hardly COM
mand more than the last figures. Corn meal
vas firm at $4,75-the article scarce. The
demand for wheat is limited by the high rates
of holders. There have been sales, say 5000
10000 bushels, at l32al55 cents per bushel
for good to prime Pennsylvania reds, and some
lots of prime white at l40 cents, while some
holders are asking higher--a conditional sale
of very prime article is reported at l44 cents,
and lot of white at 81 cents; sales of some
s 900 bushels are reported to have occurred
on Broa street, at 95 a 96 cents per bushel;
but this is very high price for the present
state of the market. Oats are held at 36 ~
cents per bushel.
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Road Notice.

UsIIEaE " iilbe petition presented q
Il the Commissioners of w andot coun-
ty, at their next March session, praying
for the location of county rosd, begin
Mig at the road leading from Mersaiiles
TO Findlay, where said road crosses The
old line between Marion aud Hardin COINS
ties; TO run thence north on said old GOun
Is liae to the old corners of Marion aud
north on the old line beiwcen Crawford
and Hardin counties TO tie coners Of |
'ection G and Z, in Miffin tow nsLin. and |
and IL 10 jackson TOW wuships
Jan. 2utb 1e31-l7-4t
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Notice

IS hereby given, that petition will be
= pres ented 10 the Commissioners of Wy
aodot county, at their session in March
1917, asking for the establishment OF a
county road, as follows, to wi': 10 com
mence at the angie Of the road, al or near
the residence OF Elijah Cutting I'm Z,
mochtee towGship;l thence run south or
near south course, until it ihtersects the
township line, [between Tymochtee and
Crane townships;] then following said
township line east, until il intersecls the
kilbourn state road. The grant for the
view and location of said road, is submit
ted TO yonr due considerations; said road
80 be rua upon the nearest and be 81 ground.
Ian. 25th, 1647.-l7-4t.
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The following article appears 10 the
"Baltimore Clipper" Of this morning
which has paoduced some interest and
inquiry on our streets
ave are indebted to friend who ar
rived here last night from New Orleans
for some imbortant intelligence, ii true.
.'fle says he perused ietter just before
leaving New Orleans, written by an in
telligent gentleman. with the army il"
Mexico, which stated that news had jus,
been received ihat the Mexican Congress
had agreed TO onr peace proposals, and
had adepted a resolution. by decided
majority, to receive 'an American minis
terto form treaty Of peace, an CON
clude the war.
"An express from Santa Anna had
reached Gen. Worth, bearing (it is sup,
posed) the above intelligence. The ex'
press iider stated that tho resolution, IL
habdoii from, had been posted up al San
LUIS.
''Our informant places much more re
lance in the above then we do--though II
may be true. We hnmbly trust ii II"
We are not advised of any such report
having been official receive at Washing
ton. If it had come to Gen. Worth from
San Louis do Potosi, ii would most proba-
bly, have reached Gen. Ia, Tor at Victoria.
Ru desnatches are received from Hlin S
as late as the 9Th of January from Victor
ia. He is not onl, silent about any such
report, bus states tia rue las' accou Is
from Mexico were 20 the ~ h d cember r,
at which time lhe Congress OF Mexico had
taken no ac't u IN regard 20 The war In
fact, cur prov Qua advlces IRON Mexico
ATE Iatif than hose winch he had rece!veA.
-Washihgton Unon
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Road Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented to
the Comm ssopers of Wyandot coan.
ty at their next march session, praying
for the location of county road, com~
mencing where I! Q section line between
sections fourteen (l4] and twenty three
(23] crosses the state road leading from
Upper Sandusky to Willamstown; run
ming east along said line in township two
south. of range twelve, one mile aud a
half; thence east on or as near the soc.
t,on line as spossble, on good ground, se,
tween sections eighteen [lS, and niGe-
teen, Cl9] in township two south, Of rang .
thirteen east, running east til it intersects
the state road leading from Upper SAM
dusky TO Findlay.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. 25, l947-l7-it
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Notice

rs hereby given, that petition will be
Il presented TO the commissioners OF wy
andot county. a, their next March session
PRAYING for the location of a county road ,
CONNIE q cling at the Findlay state road,
where the township line of jackson and
Versailles townships crosses; thence
west on said township line to the center
line of section No. /, on said tow nship
line; thence south through the middle OF
sec:t"ns. Nos. ] r. twelve (l2l and thir-
,ees { ['3,l as near as practicable, to the
south line Of section ID, inteFsecting a
county road on the line between Wyandct
and Hardin counties and there cease
Wyandot CO. y. Jan 20, le47 III 4t
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Something New!

FENO all my BRoTHERs, and SISTERS, ir
- the counties of Wyandot, Crawford
and all others wherever the "PloNEFR'
comes, your Brother, the R't. Rev. Bishop
Tattis, seuds GkGETiKG
| am yet 10 this city, OF fame and reaowp,
And another "neto year." has come 10 our
Town;
The Truth acknowledge, that much re !.
son have.
For 20 long 'ilence, your pardon to crave,
hope yo"'il forgive me, then through this
new year,
You may read Of your Bishc p, in Giles
Pioneer.
Since ! last come before you, have sold
agreat deal,
A nd thankful for iavors, certainly feel
To my stock have added three or four
hundred chairs.
To suit all the young folks, and those ith
grey hairs;
| nave tried to make all Kinds, my Dear
friends to please,
And among them have, a Goe lot Of SET
TEES;
Ialso keep Tables and Bureaus on hand,
And Foot STOOLS, and Beds,eds, together,
with stands,
All your signs, will PAINT, just as cheap
and as good,
As Reed, or as Roberts, or Parsons, or
Blood.
Your old Buggies, i III nd or make them
all new,
And pant them, such color Black, Yello,o
or Blue,
Or Red, Green or Purple, as best shit yoUr
iaste,
So bring them along, and please to make
haste.
For the pay I'll receive, all such kinds Of
TRASH"
As corn. Wheat and Butter, Oats, Tallow.
or cash.!
Good narured you'll find me and not hard
10 please,
For ne'er will refuse Honey, soft Soap,
or cheese
For sometimes. my fingers, get" sPrinkled"
with dirt,
nd sometimes like, TO put on clean
SHIRT,
Wy old stand, you'll discover, by looking
around,
ter OF Town.
HsH "Hcu W oauuush with your Nag- |
gonyou come.
ust call at my Office, and I'll load you
back home.
low to close, my dear friends, Brothers.
Sisters and all, {
o the young, and the old. to the great,
and the small, 4
o Presby yterians, and Bsptsts, and my f
dear friends, the Qnskets; q
he Episcopalians, and Motmohs, and Il
Dunkers. and shakers, t
o the Methodists, aud others, send them r
all greeting, Ii
org nal Love, in which there's no
chestiBg: =
ove all mankind, wheather baptist or
Turk,
1t love those the least. ,sho're 10 iozyI
10 cork;
owe Natures COP. as ! have the con-.
SAND,
I'd love, all his works, as they come
irem HIS HAND.
d. TUrTLE. =
l ,per Ssndasky, jar. 18th lS47.-l6tf 4
wv is THE TIME TO BUY BLANKS
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NOTICE

is hereby giving, that petition will be
presented TO the commissioners Of Wy
andot county, Ohio, at their next Marci
session, praying for the location Of a coun.
ty road, commencing at the point where
the Perrysburg road crosses the line be-
tween township ono south, Of range four
teen and township Que south of range ff-
teen; running thence along said line as
near as good road can be made, to in
tersect the state road lead leading from
Upper Sandusky via, Oceola 10 BucYrus.
Upper SandusAy, ian. Is, l547.--l6-4 Y
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CoE,,s,

will be made upon the shortest notice,
and to order.
Tables, stands, Bureaus,
and every thing kept in Cabinet Shops.
will at all times be ready for calls, or
mae whenever wanted.
PU II c ii A y Err!
Give them a call before purchasing else
where and you will fnd yourself well paid
for SO doing; for ;hey are determined to
not be dnl done in chpap prices. or GOOD
FURNITURE. Their experieece in the
the business, tull warrants all, and much
more than here stated, as will be seen by
those making purchases.
U. Sandnsky, Feb, 5, ls47.-lSf
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NOTICE

rs bereby given, that petition will be
n presented to the Commissioners Of Wy
andot county, Ohio, al their next March
session, praying for the location of a coun.
ty road, commencing on the east line oI
the late Wyapdot Reserve, on the lioe be,
tween sections fifteen and twenty-five, in
township two south, of Range fifteen east
running thence west on said section line
until il strikes the contemplated road
running from Little Sandusky to the Xii.
born state road; thence eighty rods north
along said road; thence west crossing
Sandusky river; thence along the ives,
side of said river until it strikes the afure
said section line; thence west on said sec
tion line to intersect the road leading from
Upper Sandusky to Tymoch,ee, where said
road crosses the line between sections sew,
enteeu and twenty, in township two south
in Range fourteen east.
U. Sanduaky, o., Jan. I3 lS47. .-l7-4t y
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CONGREGATIONAL.

III the Senate, to-day, resolHti,n was
adopted requesting the President to con-
municate such information in the posses
sion Of the executive departments in re-
Ia,ion 10 the importation Of foreign erin
inals and paupers, as he may deem c0nsls>
tent with the public Interests. The three
million bill was then taken up, and its oh
iect and the probability of accomplishing
that object, briefly explained by Mr.
Sewer, the chairman Of the Committee
on Foreign Relations. Mr.. Miller follow.
ed iu speech Of considera BILE length, an
imadverting upon the conduct of the ad
ministration in reference to the war, as
we'll as its financial policy. Mr. Berrlen
su b,nitted anamendmeni, which he designs
to offer to the bill, and its further consid
Grafton was postponed until Thnrsda,
The Senate then passed the bill to provide
for the sale Of the copper lands belonging
TO the government in Michigan and Wis
consin, and after an executive session
adjourned.
The House passed the bill making ap
propriatioss for the support o. the mll''ar,
academy for the year ending June ~
1913. The civil and diplomatic appro
priatlon bill was discussed ia detail II
Committee the Whole, pending which
discussion. op motion, the committee ros,
and reported, aud the House adjourned
I'aion.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of wy
andot county, Ohio, at their next March
session, for an alteration ofthe kilbourn
State road, commencing at the top Of the
hill Immediately on the east side OF the
Sandusky river, running thence to the
bridge across the said river, and from
thence to in:eIsect the present State roau
at the nearest aud best point
Jan. %, I547.--l1-4t
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Commissioners Sale.

The goods and Effects of WILLIAM
YoUxG, 40 Insolveni Debtor, consisting Of
sundry lots of LEVIN timber, Gre wood
6Ity apple trees, one call, &c, &c will
be sold a public vendue, at j. McCutchen's
store, in Upper Ssndnsky. on Monday the
Is, day cf March mex. between the hours
of one and four o'clock. p. III.
TRwxs --Sums under Eve dollars cash.
On all higher sums six months credit will
be given and security required.
J ID. SEARS,
Com'r Of I sos cent.
u. SaBiusLy, Feb. 10th, ls47.-ls-3i,
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From the Washington Union.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTlNopE, January 80, lS47.

BALTlNoRE, January 80, l647.
Departure Of January The brig c. II
hegers ~ The BaAimore, Philadelphia
and New York markets &c.
January is about taking his departure with
touch of wlntry weather. Jack Frost has a
wire edge on to-day, and keen northwest
wind.
We have no tidings yet Of the brig c. II.
Rogers, on which the remains of Watson,
Ridgeley, and others, are daily expected. She
has now been out nearly twenty one days, and
should have been in port ere this.
The mail has arrived here from the north,
the delay being caused, I presume, by the
heavy wind on the Susquehanna. The pa
pers, however, contain nothing new, as far as
have had time to examine them.
The Baltimore .Narkei to- day, is not quite
90 active as 1t was Yesterday, though sales to
the extent of 5000 barrels Howard street -four
have been made at sc, which price holders
generally contended for. II is stated that or
dispose of portion of that which has been
taken up on orders from that city. This has
teuded. in slight degree, TO render prices less
firm. Holders, however, are pretty sanguine
ths, s6 will be maintained until the arrival of
the steamer Sarah Sands. which has now been
out twelve dsvs. The aggregate sales of the
week have been estimated at from $1,000 TO
10000 barrels, mostly on orders for shipment,
os winch one house in Howard street sold near
" $4,000 A larce quantity has also been
.cld. to arrive. which will keep the railroads
employed for two or three weeks to come.
Moderate sales of City Mills fiour are max
ing Al &C. Corn meal is worth $46oi. The
supplv of grain continues light. Sales Of good
IN pr;me red wheat are making at I25 l30
cents. Corn is in active request, with sales
or white and yellow at IS Sc cents; rye rs
cents; cloverseed s4o5 to $4.6oa cent. per
bushel whiskev is firm at 25 cents in hogs
heads, and 26 cents in barrels.
The Nsw Yorh .Harkei, has net been re- {
ported by telegraph to-day. Yesterday there b
we're sales of about 5000 bales of cotton $
There was moderare business doing at steady L
rices. The -four market was dull. Western o
vas held at s6,75 81. Some small sales Of
have been made at Ss.62J a >
1878 Sales Of wheat at o. SIS a eI.5os. II
,ss in good demand. No other transactions
grain, were reported.
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Road Notice.

'VHERE will be petition presented to
- the Commissioners Of Wyandot conu.
ty, Ohio, at the ir next March session, for
the view and location Of county road,
commencing at the county line betw cen
section thirty four, in tow nship one south,
range fifteen east, and section three, In
township two south, of same range, add
running thence west on sections until Il
intersects the kilhonrn raod.
Ian % 1Sd7-I7-dtw
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n Office

rs hereby given, to the inhabitants ol
Wyaddot county, that there was a pc
tilion filed in the commissioners ofice al
their last December session, praying Tor
the alteration Of so much OF the Upper
Sandusky and Williamstown state road as
lies between Upper Sandusky and Mans
Mi in Salem township; said alteration to
commence at Mans Mill in Salem town
ship; thence east on the section line be-
tween sections twenty and tweuty-nine.
and on said line eight, rods between sec
tions twenty-oRe and twenty.eishty;
thence north east around the bend of Ty-
mochtee creek, on the most suitable
8 round until it intersects said section line
again; thence TO continue on said line un.
I'll II iGtersec the Upper Sandusky and
FIndlay state road.
Jan. 18th, l547.-l7-4t.
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Hiud6o .4dmonitioa.--The Baptisma |
admonit,on Of the Hindous is as impressive e
to the bystanders as it is beautiful 'Lit-
tie babe. ,hou enteredest the world weep
ing while all around you smiled; contrve
so to live, that you may depart in smiles
whilst all around you weep
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Notice

NTE. the citiz ms of RIchland township,
w will petition to the G., mmiss sio ner
of Wyandot county. at their next session
lin March. for a county road, commence
ing at the county road lie eading from Craw-
louisville TO Mount Blanchard at the
north east corner of township two south.
of range twelve [l2] running south on
township line till il intersects the state
road leading from Upper Sandusky to vii.
liamsti WI.
Jan. 25th. lS41.-17-4t.
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SHEEP!

GTRAYED OR STOLEN From the sub
~ scriber, at Little Sandnsky, about six
ty head Of ine wool weathers, while run
ming north of Battle Island, in Crane
township, branded wnh F. on the rIgh
hip. Any pets9n having knowledge OF
the same will be rcompensed by giving me
information al Lit lie Sandvsky tha, will
enable me to recnver the above stock.
+. L. FOWLER,
Feb. 6, 1347-1e-3l
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From the N Y. Saturday Mercury.
Short Patent Sermon.

Ny text is contained in--No, il ia Il
II can't find one this morning. to save
my salary. Furthermore. I'm not al
home to-da, having call TO preach else.
where; and hesids, you couldn', had SER
mon from me this week, anyhow. There
fore the congregation can scatter.
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Il l. VA Us ON HA ND,
Coffee g. Teas, Nutmegs, .4toes,
NJ o. Sugar, Bar Birthstone,
Loaf Sagar, 1n'peMine, Sulphur,
Best Tobacco, Mustard, Sauf,
Rice, Chocolate, Cotton Yarn,
Raisias, Figs, Olive OIL,
Cdmphor. Pepper, Castor F."
.a'spice, Closes, Stone :. ~-@
Nuts all kinds, .Asafeiida,
Ginger. Cinnamon, NJ d bone iinedment,
Opodeldoc, Flask bottles,
Sticking SulUe, Ink stands,
Alum, Copperas, Red Chalk,
Sdteratus, Whae I"
Indigo, .4,ot handles,
Ca."dles. Starch, Shoe brushes,
F;ddi. Str,ngs. Biackiag
Pins and .Nee,.les, Lemon tatsup,
Spooi& S'k Thread, iyma'd
Matches Pencils, Pepper SAGE.
hedcords and Rope, Parses and Wa",'s.
Paper, Ink, thau,ag Bores,
Ctoth g. hair brushes, Brushes and Soap,
Padtocks Combs, Hibtards PHs,
Buttons, Pipes, staaterry'x "
shae hniess. Loarhound Candy,
Whffsiones, Plain :"
HaAers, Poteder, Shot,
OIL Parrish, Lead, Caps,
Go4frty's Cordial, Flints,
Sealing War, Batemaas Drops, &c.
liquors..
Port Wine, Fr'cn Brandy, Ilold Gin,
Malaga =" Apple Gin Cordial
Muscat " Lemon Syrup, Whskey.
All kinds of FASHIONABLE CIGARS.
ALSO,
Always on hand any quantity Of Flour,
Fish, Lard, Salt, Cheese, Potatoes, Corn,
Oats, Herring, Crackers, &c.
For sale by
ZIMMER MAN g. Mccoy.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 10, lSi7.-l5tf.
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Notice

is hereby given, that their will be Pc
- ti'ion presented to the Commissioners
of W yshdot county, at their March term,
far the location of a county road, 20 com
mence at the east ltae OF said county, al
lhe post, between sections ten and three; /;
thence west on the section line or as near
as practicable to said line to The Ktlb0urD
road.
Jan. 10th, 1917 -I7-4t.
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s ia ACE oFFIC CE.
Insolvent Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that WILLIAM
You've has made application for The ben
eff Of the "act for The relief of I0solvent
debtors;" and that copies of his schedules
and examination will be returned to the
next term of tue Court of Common Pleas
OF Wyandot county, Ohio.
J. d. SEARS,
Cons'r Of fnsoivenis
U. Sandu.ky, Feb Oth, Ie47.--l9-3t.
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NEW AND LATE.

J.. GRAHAM g. A. D. LONG
FsAVE commenced the Concentrating
business, in all its various branches,
in Upper Sandusky, on the Sandnsky Av-
enne, nearly opposite the Surveyors office ,
and few aeps south OF the land flee
where they will be happy and ready to
accommodate all that
Cnme, Democrats or Wings,
And also men Of Gay,
We III work for all,
II we only get our pay.
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RAN AW Az 4!

E>rom the subscriber on the 25th instant
= George Myers, an indented apprentice
to the cabinet making business. All per
sons are forbidden 10 harbor or employ
him, as am determined ia, hold them re
sponsibIe for so doing.
ALEXANDER VOLENTINE.
Upper Sandusky Jan. 9th lS47.-3w.
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American Hotel,
IT, p r SA .NDCS ky MO
w. w. BATES.

A few doors north of the Public square
on the SaDdUsky avenue, and near TO the
Receivers Office, where every attention
will be paid to the Travelling public ard
others that may be pleased to / attonize
him
STAGE FFICE.
This is the general Stage Office, on the
line leading from Columbus 10 Tifia
through this place, where those wish seats
IN the coaches can be acconm I'd ated.
Jan 25 lS47- -i7lf
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~ The suspension bridge over the
N agra river viii be on a stnpendous
scaIe-S00 feet long and 300 feet above
the river.
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TALL VoLuNTgERs lin the Virginia
regiment there is a company from Siaun-
ton. having twenty men, cash over six
feet high.
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~ Two whales. each making about IS
barrels Of oil. have recently been taken
off Southamtou, Long Island.
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A contemporary says that it is becoming
fashionable for old maids to get their lips
magnetized to make them attractive.
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WOOD!

Those who have promised Us wood had
better be bringing it along Come on, ye
that hath promised. Wood will be taken
On subscription, ,f any wish to subscribe.
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Jan. 2sth 1.4T1.-l7lf.
Henry Erect

Henry Freet
VS.. In CUAScERy
John Read,
Sarah Xabriskie, Wyaudot Common
Eliza beth Zabriskie,
Ann ZabrIskie 81 Pleas.
George Zsbriskie.
FENEl said John Read, administrator ef
the estate Of Peter ID. Zabriskle de.
ceased, Sarah Zabtiskie, wife ofsaid Peter
~ deceased Elizabeth, Au0 and George
Zabtiskie will take notice and are hereby
notified, that on the l7th dav of October,
A. ID. lS46, the complainant Henry Freet
filed in the Court of Common PIE as of the
County Of Wyandot aud State of Ohio. a
Bill in Chancery against tie said sboyo
named defendants, the object and prayer
of whicl RIli is TO effect decree TO sell
10 bot No. (a5l twent, Eve, in the town Of
McCutchenviIle and county Of w aniot
and Stale of Ohio,to satisf, certain prom
isary notes given TO Joseph Sabnre ty tbs
said Peter ID. Zahi iskie. and the ps}meng
secured By mortgage on said fn Lot No,
(25l twenty five; and that said notes and
mortgage we're afterwards sold aud trans>
Ierred by the said Joseph Sabure to said
tenry Freei, who is Tie complainant IN
aid till
Aud the said defendants are further no.
med That nhless they appear aud pleai
nswer or demue TO the said Blli Witkt1
KY days after The next TefaY OF said
0urt, The said Henry Freet at The next
rn alter Il @ expiration ofsa siAt, days.
I'll apply 10 said Court to take the mar
rs OF the Bili as confessed, aud decree
ereon accord,ngiy.
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Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
Rev. Nathen Evans, Lutheran, will preach
in the Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on
Sabbath next, at ii o'clock, A, M