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ARCANE SlNSSs..
rsss. wussOs ussa 81.

Corner If Bein,ute and Front Lctee Ntyce.s
\,T Orleans.
Mrs WILSON has recently removed trom
VI I2i, Grayier street, and taken this house
1t i, large. comnodlou-. and we'll furnished
She Will be happy To see her Texas .fIrnd- Who
may be "a the city dutine the winter Families
visiting New Orleans sill also find her house
4 desirable place to stop at Every attention
paid to comfort.
Nov. ~, l-52. n22.
~ VI. BASiY 4 co, No. 80 Canni,
- It aud - Common IT.. New ORLEANS
Uhniesaie Groe,ry ard dealers IA In. btarrI,.s
wines, liquors, aud staple good-, coffee, sugar
tea. salt rlola--e~ -four, hncou lard. beef pork
,t-amooa, and plnnioilur supplies, eic.
Dee rs is6. nlG-iv.
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Robert lDonncjt.

RATtfit for liberal patronage to
II Il u 4 Co. her- lraYc to greet h- cn--
tnacrs with q IRENH NIDt \ NJ Va a.
on the f.e,es. winch be- Intends 10 increa-c m ex.
tent AID variety, Ms the wants Of hisenstu'nef-
mns require.
Shreveport, April 30, 1853. ~
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.


IloRArIO y HEWITT. (-uccessor TO
IL TYLER & ilrvitt.i rtASo fuErE AID susic
rrALrR. IA Camp street New Orleans. Has
aiNays on hand one OF the largest and most
complete selection. uf P,aBo loites IN the
southern country. all of winch are guaranteed
~ good and perfect instruments Agents Tor
tn. sale of 4. Sf"uAET & Cos New York
Pianos
These Pianos afp celebrated for fine quality
Of tone. pnfrnc-> Of sound, aud FOR neat and
b-suttu' finish OF exterior workmanship End
ar. ronsid ,ird hy the profession ard competent
udp.s To- be- ih. finest Piano. made M the
United State. parilculurallruii"u requested
To their ,pirudd S,fp.ntiut pattern. WITH fe"ti
keys. uh,vh is considered one at the hnrS nov
made
IALtrrr. DAVIS cos cel,hrated Bu-fus
ptAsus, Il. q. 81. and : octave Picr"id f1uo
rnr,c- from the factory ot "l'e,rl ru.
PARIS. also pmniro-. Scml-t,fand and Grand
r'ano- from the same house.
OH Pianos taken ia cxrhrnge ard part pay
ment
GUITARS, from the house of Hal & Son,
Spanish and French PATTERN. 80 Nieitns, it
large quantities, Mrlrdeon-, S-raphlur-, o..
gan.. Flutes. ariouclte- Bra.. Instruments
81 an kinds NloIlncclln-, Btulo-, string. for
MI in-trnnrut-. and mn.iell merchandise OF Oh
DESCRIPTIONS. Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music Of nll klnd~-mu-,c received
from lhr North hy ever, Steamer ~ scott I@
published church book, distraction Books
dc.
Particular attention Is cail,d :" the large aud
extensive -elrctiuu ~ irrordrou- md fiullna-,
Ahich bee ilie mast complete aud pvftrct ~tl"c-
tom Of these H,-'ullml Instruments ever offered
IN t'ir ~nuthrtu iunfNet,
All order, from the country faithfully and
promptly attended To-. \ liberal discount made
to Teachers and to Sctnunrlr-
IL Il
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NELSON O6OO 81,
BtkCtiSs.
N Okl, a MO kI, .


4 Rh n"w op' nlng NJ the store lately occn-
~ pied by VIM e. Trabue. a large asSor;.
m.nt Of DRY Goods, consisting Of Silks, liarogr.
Muslin. iaconr', English, French, aud Amer.
can priut-, embroidered sleeves, chciniscttrs,
Berlin. SIls, and KID gloves, aud larg. variety
Of fancy goods, trunks, boots. shoes, hats,
ladies', misses, and children shoes .add.ry.
hardware, cutlery glassware, and crocsery ware.
/ tND,
large assortment Of Graceries and Viaplc
Goods, Which they will sell low for cash Call
and see.
>hr,repo'i, April 80, 1853. "
y CARTER, Commission and Forgard
I-/s ing Merchant, and W,oi,.afs and Raia,
Dealer !" Groceries Provisions, Liquors, Iisg,
torr, Ons, Boggine, Rap, ste Dc + {
'iayf. R'iek Warehouse, corner of Co,rn-,c,
an' Milan streets, Shreveport, La.
~ Liberal advance. made on consignment.
OF Cotton and Merchandise. Every d..crip.
ton Of Goods received on storage on moderate
terms nsy
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xEWORLEAN S--CssSissed.


n MANUFACTURER and dealers ~
B,,i. Nlos. Br,2ans. HATS, caps e'e''
NO. paaem,, LeghorH, >Har, ""d "rt'o"n
mas, No. 10 Magazine. between '"na' anu
Cannon St., NV ORLEANS. And Ne ~
uia,k.ione street, Boston.
From our House, at New York and boston,
., are constantly receiving fresh supplies ''
tn. above Goods
countr, Dealer, are invited 10 eau ana en-
amin. our eytcu--t stock.
Aprl -. 1881 ~
JO0ev OCV CRGex.
~ 20 Irhonpi',qias IT.. \,r Orleans.
4 COPPER. Tin. ard Sheet ron Manufacture,
Stove, G-nics. and ship iatoo-"-' OF all
-lrs and patterns. put up To- order
A. Goods for ne country carefully packed
\pi q, 1913 ~
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" wfra. J. l.. a,
Nev Dri,ans sAuIts,s [ "hP"''
WEnB' RAWLINGS, q co, Co''or Fac
w iors, and Formord,ng and Commissio,
Merchants, No. 30 Carondele, street, New Or
leans.
Jan. 4. 1881 vtnl7v
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1 N.OOA Time

1 Good Time
l.OR those indebted to the undersigned 10
i come forward and settle Thry are heavy
losers b, the late disastrous ire and need every
cent that il due them.
They are 10 he found at the brick store, No
II oS rms irysr where they have been since
the IRE, prepared to receive their dues, and pay
NIL their demands
ROBERT DD\NEIL 4 co.
Shreveport, April 30. 1853 ~
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NEW ORLE S..-tentiessd'


nFFiCf. No. i.3 nra'i-r street N.A w
~ lean. Ia cufe> cancers, s~adhead, "h"'
Ss.ihnr. SORES and Ulcers. OF every dr'eff'
ton. jan . 1919 y
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t,Etss JrH,f o,tsAtss
I.NklEN, jtiREN, q co. COMMISSION
] Merchants, No. A. tarondrict street New
Orleans.
~ " H. e iIudgln & 70. Agents, Shr,yc-
port, la JaIy -, 1889 ~
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We will furnish Birgug, Rope, and Plan
islion supplies to Planter, shipping to the
above house.
EVANS GREGG A. KEN
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SCOTT / SEtRisG.

JtuisN WATT - sfKts ricktN~ NnRi ,
sr..nH,a.i Nss falaa,hss Mss thpriss'1s W.
MATT. SYKES Il NOBLE. toifon Fee.
W forv, ard Geu.rdi Commission Ntr.
chants. New Orleans, L.
MAY IN, 1881 nl1-l
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oflhs country be organized into : new ter.

ofths country be organized into new ter.
riiory. q Ea Nv
So great has been the scarcity Of pro.
visions in California, in the mining dis.
lricts that -four had sold a. high q 8 I 90
per pound. II
The steamer Ohio arrived at Kingston
on the 9Th inst. bound for! New York;.
She had on board the mails and l,75O,.
900 in gold dust.
i Business at San Francisco for the two
weeks previous to the 9Th ult. had been
tolerably fair. l8 .'f,g sH'
Flour was less firm and was selling al
$32 80 per barrel Corn meal is quoted
at SO 81; Rio Coffee si l5a i6c per b.;
Butter 3Ia44c; Hams 20a2lc.; keg Lard
2ic; prime Pork $25a26 per brl, mess do.
$30a3l. and clear at $35.
A bill had been brought befnre the Leg
islature 10 prevent monopolies IN provisions
providing punishment for NIL combinations
to raise the price Of food. The penalties
are very severe. imposing an inprison.
ment OF from one 10 five years. and fines
iof from one 10 five thousand dollars.
proposition was on loot 10 run a steam.
er 10 the head Of navigation on the Colo.
RADIO river. whicl, is within four hundred
miles aoi Salt Lake City, and 10 which
poin, the Mormons undertake to build a
railway.
Eighty men arrived at Shasta from Ure.
ka. thirty OF whom were more or less fro.
zen. q ia5 ~ s as H,H 4yH
The snow is reported four or five feet
deep at Trinity. The whole ofihat region
Of country was in great distress Tor want
Of food. There had been no -four at ure.
ka Tor forty days.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT BY virtue OF an order Of sale il
the case of Rachel Davis, Administrative ut The
Estate of Samuel Davis, deceased, against the
Unknown heirs of Samuel Davis, deceased, issued
from the Probate Churt Of Monroe county, Ohio
will be offered fpr sale on the premises, on,
Saturday, the 26ih day Of February. 1858,
(suhiect however tn the dover of Rachel Davis,
widow Of said Samuel Davis. deceased the fol-
lowing Real Estate Of Samuel Davis, deceased,
to wit: Beginning at the north east corner of the
south west Of the nnrtf east of section %, town.
ship Q. of range 3, from thence running west 10
rods, from thence sa,th l8 rods to the top Oi the
ridge, from thence running south nf east with the
meandering Of the ridge to east, Iott and south
line. from thence nnrlh to the place Of beginning,
containing 20 acres, more or lees Second piece
Beginning At sicemore stump on the north bank
Of Opossnm creek, thence up said creek 10 stnne
with n0iches cut on ii, thence to sugar tree at
or near the east and west hue between John
McColIom and John OlIo,n, being part ot the
east half Of the south east quarter of section %
township 2 OF ra,'ge 8. containing about al acre,
more or less Third frGcf The east half Of the
nnrih east quarter Of section 70, township 2, and
rauge 3, containing 81 acres aud 80 huodiedihs
of All acre, Tying III Munioe county. Ohio.
TERMs Of SALE.-One third down, one third
10 six months froin day Of sale, aud one. third in
one year from day Of sale with interest. The de-
fsrrpd payments 10 he ed to the Satisfaction,
of the undersigned. a- t.,E .,l. ...t
RACHEl. DAVIS, Admini,tra,,x.
Of the Estate Of Samuel Davis, decd,
Ia, 36 AHN
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Jan. 26, 1853.

" CHAMBERLAIN Meloti. Mary Ann
i Melo,t. Cytrur hlelott. joanna Melntt, Mar
ga'et Mrln,t, Theodore Meot, Joshua Melot',
leyisa Meloil. Michael M-lott. Robert Winches.
ter and Henry Smith. oi the State Of Indiana. will
take notice that ~ the 2lih day Of January. a D.
1858. Isaac Welsh AID J.mes W Armstrong filed
i. the court of co,nnnn pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio. Bill in Cham r,y against them aud Others,
the sci of which Is 10 ohtnn deed for the fnl
lowing descrihsd tract "t land sold by Noah Me.
lott. IL III. lifetime. 40 Robert w Craig, and by
said Craig Ia Welsh aud Armstrong; To wit: The
soutn east quarter of the south east quarter oi
tion 2S township 4 aud range A, IN said county
Tha, unless yon appear and plead. answer. ot de.
muir to said hill within GU days after the rising Of
the said court ut the next teIm that st the summer
term Of said co,ri. 1858. adeciee will be entered
against you ne by c niession. 6at;
HoLLIsrER. OKEy & HoLLIsrER.
Solicitors for Complaintsna.
January 26. 1853 s..
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Notice in Partition.

UENRY HuGHS. Mary Ann Hnghs, Margaret
Ill Hughs and Charles Hughs, the children and
heirs At law of Francis Hughs; Eleanor Nc Gahsn,
Isabella McGahan, and Patrick McGahan, the
children aud heirs at law Of Mary McGahan. de.
ceased; Michael Hnghs. John HugI,s, Edmund
Gallagher and Nancy Gallagher his wife. ard
James Hughs. will take notice that a Petition was
filed against Them on the 4lh day OF February,
1858, III the court Of Common Pleas 1T Monroe
county, by Michael BrDwn aud Bridget Brown
his wife, and IS now pending. wherein the said
Michael Brown aud Bridget his wife demands par.
ilion of the following real estate. lying and he.
ing 10 the county oi Monroe and State of Ohio.
aud described AS follows to wit: The north hall
of the north east quarter Of section Is. township
7, and range Z, containing 81 acres more or less.
Aud at the June Term of said court application
will be made by the SAID Michael Brown and
Bridget his wife for ain order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
MICHAEL BROWNS &
BRIDGET BROWN.
BY HoLLIsrEn, OKEy, HoLLisTER& s. OKEy.
Feb. 9, 1858.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE B,

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE by
lvl virtue Of u mandate to me directed from The
court of Common Pleas within and for the coun
" of Monroe and State of Ohio. in the case o
Johnston T. Berryhill vs. l. II Gordon ct al. will
be offered for sale at public auction. at the door
Of the court house in said county, on
Tuesday, the 8th day of March.
next, hetweeh the hours of 10 O'Clock a m, and
o'clock p IN, the following described tract o
land, situate in said county, to wit:
Que hundred and forty acres of land situate ia
the north west corne, If Fractional Section ten
in Township three, Of Range three ai
VIM. OKEY. Mas Com
Feb 9. 1853. 50 90 Mon. Com. Pleas
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Feb. %, 1868

GALE OF REAL ESTATE. = On Saturday
- the 26th lay Of February, next, at l2o'clock.
NJ, at the door Of the court house IL Monroe
county. Ohio the undersigned will sell at public
auction the following esrrihed tracts Of land in
SAID county, to VII: The south west quarter Of the
south west quarter oi section 25. township 4, Of
range 5. Alsn -the south east quarter OF the
south east quarter OF section 81. township4 4, of
range s. Terms of Sae-One. third down, one.
third in six months, and the residue in IL months.
with interest, to be secured to the satisfaction Of
the undersigned,
JAMES F. PERMAR.
Guardian to C Persons heirs.
Jan 26 1883
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ID DAD NOTICE. Notice b hereby givea
III that petition will bs presented 70 the Com.
missioners oi Monroe county. 0hic. on ths Firs'
Monday of March next. praying for . County
Road to be established. commencing at The mouth
Of jacob Wises lane. east of the road lesdine
from Stafford to SummerfisId, thence with said
lane to the land of Thomas Anti, thence north
east course with ths road now open to the west
end Of Levi Robbins lane, thence with said lane
to.lhe land Of John Dearih, thence the nearest
and best route to intersect the road leading from
Woodsfelh to Sunlmerfeld. h .s
Jan. 26, 1853. A PETITIONER
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Sale Of Real Estate.

nm Saturday, the l2tii day Of March A. ID. 1853,
" on the premises hereinafter described, situate
IN Genre townsl,p. Monroe county, Ohio. a, the
hour of 2 O'cIock p Al on said ,iay. the under
signed will sell st public ou,cry the following real
estate i,I said ,,,m,v. To wjt Sixty acres M land
of the hor,, end Of the west haif Of the north
west quarter Of sec,,on in toynship 6. of range
G; also IS acres of the south end Of the west half
of the sou,i, west quarter of section 2. in town.
shin 6. oi range 6, al IN Monroe county, Ohio.
TnnMs nr SALE One third 10 hand. oue
third in months aud one third io 70 mouths with
interest T., nj A. iay Of sale. 10 be secured to the
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ID0AD No1ICE "A petition win he present.
LIZ ed to the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio. at ,hrirneSts MAJ ch session, 1853. praying
fnr the Iocaiian of y co,,nty road commencing at
the RrlgevlIle and SArdis road near Nicholas
Whkmillpr ;. ,hsnce soulh on oi near the line of
F. r. Nof,t's aud Isaac Woods land. thence, to
John Roberts in'.,farm. thence through -aid Rob.
eri.on's land nh the west side al his ridge field,
thence the most practicable rodie 10 intersect the
locust kUoll E83& s$B9&HA
Feh2 1883 ,.te y ~ F7i tssiftt..l n y q
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IS R d w A R D!

IN Monday evening, the l4tli inst, as the sub
" scriber was on his way home from Woods6eld
to his residence in Ohio township, a bay mare.
that ne was leading. broke away from him about
2L miles east of Woodsfield, and has not since
been heard of Sand mare is supposed to he abou,
10 years old this spring. carries high head and il
very tender IN the mouth about l51 hands high.
some white IN her face. with one white hindfoot,
si'od all round, and had rope around her neck
when she broke away. The above reward will be
paid to any person who will return sAd mare to
the subscriber. MICHAEL PFENDER
Feb. 23, 1853, r7aatI-.,. x. ..ss4f
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A Farrier's Opinion.

Dr. W Sloan-Sir Having had considera.
bile experience in doctoring horses for myself and
the inhabitants Of the country around Tor many
years. think know how to appreciate a good
remedy. Knowing your Ointment to be superior
to any other in use, from personal applications Of
it myself. take pleasure in recommending it to
the public have cured the scratches, grease.
aud swelled legs witht after all other remedies
had failed. Also. gals, sores. wounds. and lame.
ness Of different kinds, n so short tire aud ad.
mirable manner as to surprise me. Wherever
60, SIoan's medicines seem to have the same rep.
utation My neighbors and acquaintances all give
q good account of them. ..h.i ftt a.
ADAM GENSMAN
Boston. N. ", Mays, 1851.
o. See Agents names at the head Of SIoan's
column. gegS 5ei g1
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Notice in Partition.

TOHN KING. Lorenzo King, WestIy King
d Israel King and Mahala King, who are resi-.
dents OF the State Of Iowa. will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the lst day Of
February, A. d. 1858, in the court OF Common
Pleas Of Monroe coun'y, Ohio. by liza King. and
is now pendng, wherein the said Ira King de-.
mands partition OF the following real estate. 10
wit: The north half of the north west quarter
Of section twelve (l2.) township yo (2) of range
four q y in Monroe county, Ohio, and that at the
June Term of said court application will be made
by the said Ira King for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
IRA KING
By HOLLlSTER, OKEY & HOLLISTER.
Feb. 8, 1883. His Attorneys.
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A TTACHM ENT.--At my instsuce an attach.
Llmes't was this day Issued Nv Joel e. RanIolph.
a Justice uf he Peace IN and Tor The township o(
Centre. Monroe cointy. Ohiu against The proper
" and effrc,s Of WIN cunningham. non., ,esident
Of said roun.y slV a iSl'l ~
Dated this 2lst dsy OF Feruary. 1859
as'rs !Flga SELEY Y MASON.
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DOAD NOTICE "A petition win be present.
LII ed 10 the Commissioners Of Moiiroe county
Ohio. at their March sessi,n. 1858, praying ior
the location oi county road commencing at or
near James Dann's, un Little Muskmgum, ii
Perry tn~nship, heoce the nearest aud hes, route
to William Daneierty, Jrs, thence tlln,,gi' the
Lands u Henry Batnard. thence the nearest and
best route Ia interseci the Gray svie and Aniioch
Feb. 2, 1888 ~
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Valuable Land for Sale,
NEAR REAJISyJTIE. -ist

T WISH TO sell my f,rm, about half mile from
l. Beal'sville. Monroe county. Ohio, containing
100 acres. alt tsying well. aud Of easy cultivation
Said tract contain. about 10 acres Of cleared land
and 80 wond land; il well watered, Of good -oil
aud has u two story dwelling house. good orchard.
fence, barn. &c. Term. easy For PARTICULARS
apply To LEWIS GRATIGNY. Sr.
Bealisvilie, Feb 20. 1858.
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!. x TTACAMENT. r. = Atmy instance On sitaci-
"A meat was this day issued by Thomas Neal.
. Justice of the peace q Perry Township, Monroe
County Ohio. against the properiy aud effects oi
James N. HsmiIion, non resident Of said county.
Dated this 18th day ci January, 1853. q q 3 Z
Jan, =. BENJAMIN HAMILTON. II
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Probate Notice.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the foIlowin!
IN accounts have been filed in the Probate Cour
of Monroe county, Ohm, for settlement
Charles lfnrd Admir- ot Jonas Afford, decd,
Johu OF Admir- of Martin Oh. decd.
John I.anam Adm'r of Jacob Archer. decd
Elias G. Brock Guardian Of John Jacksnn Jones
Mortimer Pollock Guard. Of Thos Rea's heirs
Thos. Morris Guardian "f Nath Atcl,er's heirs
Sam'l Ahrick Guard. Of Ba,hary Keepers heirs
i Lawrence Schriner Adm'r Of Elizabeth Schri
ner. deceased ~ Je i-
The above accounts will be for hearing on The
7th day Of March. 1858
ELIHU MORRIS, Probate Judge.
Feb 2, 1858.
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ntSSOLUriON.- = The partnership heretoit,r.
~ existing hstwee,r George Supss. u. aud JoI,i
Wiley. = this day dissolved Those owing SAID
firm will make immediate payment as 3ssai
40 "a srss SUPES & WILEY
II Feb nary u, 1858, II "a lS'3''e 5. "A 'sialg
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Pay up! Pay upi!

THE subscriber intending 10 leave this riace on
i or before lh- fr.t dav Of Ar,il next, desire. all
those having unsettled accounts with him 30 call
and m,dr immediate settlement His busiu-ss
must he closed ny thai time, his rlaims will he
left IN The hand. of proper officers for rolectinn.
P. COOK.
Woodsieid. Eeb 23. '53 >t
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. IS.
Elizabeth =. Brown Petition r., D.,,.,.


vs. PefuS0U TOT UOtUer.
Samuel n. Guthrie. .set al. ia5s .. s "
~ tAMUEL II GUTHRIE. who is a non.resi.
~ dent If the Stale of Ohio. wiIltake notice that
Elizabeth Brown, widow Of Alexander Brown,aIe
Of Monroe county. Ohio. deceased, on the lllh
day Of February A D.. 1858. filed her petition
against the said Samuel n. Guthrie aed Others. in
the Court of Common Pleas Of said Monr"e conn.
~. praying ,hAi Dover he assigned her in the ip-
lowing drscrbrd premises. TO witt The south
west quarter uf section, 10. township 6, and r. ge
6; ais" the south east quarter Of the north east
quarter Of section l3, township 6, and rauge 6,
10 said county of Monroe. Aud that unless the
defendants shalt plead. answer or demur TO said
petition within 60 days after the rising Of the next
Trim nf said Court, n. matters and thugs in said
petition mentioned will be taken AZ true aud con-
fesset, and at The next Term thereafter SAID Eliza.
beth Brown will ask said Court to decree thereon
accordingly III, H3s, A. ROSS,
Febl l6. 1853. Sol for CompI'nt
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Petition to Sell Lands.
PROBATE COURT OF MONROE COUNTY
Daniel CLARK, Administrator of John
KIopfs, deceased. -ups

fNO0hlE COONl Or MONhOE COONII.
Daniel CLARK, Administrator of John
KIopfs, deceased. -..r F.
tI IS. ...
Charles Kropfs, Samuel Kropfs. Rosna Kropfs.
Susannah Kropfs, Catharne Kropfs, Charlotte
Krnpfs. Emela Kropfs, Rudolph Kropis, Eliza.
beth Kropis, Mary K,opfs, Robert Dunlar.
Elizabeth Dunlap and Levi Krnpf, whose resi-.
deuce il unknown to this petitioner, heirs and
legal representatives Of John Kr pis, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on the ls;h day
lV of January, 1883. said Administrator filed his
petition in the Probate Court of Monrne county,
Ohio; the object and prayer of which petition IS to
ohtain an order &C., on the 2Sh day Of February
1858, Tor the assignment Of the dover Of said
Elizabeth DunIap, former widow of said John
Kiopfs. deceased, aud for the sale of the follow.
Ing real estate Of which tile said john Kropfs died
seized. to pay the debts Of said decedent, to
wit: The east halt of the north east quarter of
section 9, township A. and range 4. Also q small
tract the south rnd Of the east half Of the south
east quarter of section No. 10. township No. 4,
range No 1, beginning 6 aud one tenth rods east
Of the south west corner, running thence east ~
AID 2tcnths perches thence north &c degrees west
and IS hnndre'lths percie., thence noith AZ de.
grees west 5 and tenihs percies. thence north 81
degrees west ~ and tenths perches, thence south
Is degrees west u perches. thence south 43 de.
grees west aud Que tenth perches. thence so de.
grees. west and 9 tenths perches, containing IN
all 50 acies more Dr less. all IN Monroe county,
OHIO. DANIEL. CLARK, Adm'r.
Of John Kropis, deceased
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