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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

In Senate, yesterday the subject Of post
are on documents prnted for distribution
among the people, was fully and ably dis
cusssd by Messrs Jywett, McCauslin, Fol-
lett. Atkinson andFoot.
Quite an episode was brought about by
delegation ol .odes from the Temperance
Convention. Ieaded by Mrs. Bloomsr, in
| ,hat lancful costume to Which she has given
/ her name, tie deputaton was admitted to
I lhe PRIVILEGES Of he floor, and the Presi-
dent G@the consention, MIS-. Mary Y. Con
ner presented and read, in firm clear
voice, memorial addressed to the Senate,
asking for more stringent law to suppress
the use aud sale of intoxicating drinks
Mr. Atkinson, in compliment to the fair
deputstio no7ed to lay the memorial on
the table ard to have it printed. Of course
the motoncarried, and the deputation kft
please wu the gallantry of their reception,
while gray Senators were equal y pleased
with ghe icident which broke in upon the
dull fusinss Of law maki"g.
lnf the Iouse, considerable portion of
the pay vas spent in comn,iue Of the whole,
Mr{ Walhp in the chair, it being the first
day that he House has been in committee.
Mf Rog's' bill, prov ding for an amend
IN knt to ne election Iaw, closing the polls
af four cock, was debaed at length
Nessrs. ckenzie. Brown, Cross, Langdon,
Parrot, Smith Of Stark, Ross, Mcrrin, Eek
ley anI ,thers. ticipating. The bill, af
Ter the ommittee rose, WAS indefinitely post
poned.
Mr. Brown has introduced a bill amen
datory # tie law concerning divorce and AL
imonv, SO IS to require notice OF two
months previous 10 the hearing of the case,
instead Of two months preceding the com
mencementof of the term, AS a! present.
A bill TO amend the Homestead Law has
been Introduced by Mr. Barker, extending
the exemption of $500 to personal property
as well as real, and thus equalizing the op,
Grafton Of the law. The exemption at pres
ant in the case of per onaI properly is only
$500 Mr. Barker's bill provides that both
real and personal property may be taken,
% make the grand aggregate of S5o0.---id.
! 13M inst.
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LEGAL Notice.

TNHF, Stockholders in the Hnpsdslc and Wheal-
I. ing Plank Road Company %iumke notice that
ten PEI cent OF die stock in saii Company will be
required 10 sixty days irosi the lstdoy Of lunualy,
1851, and 10 pr cent every sulsequent sisty days
until thu whole amount Of stock IL paid
By order o. the Board Of Difertats
CYRuS MtNEELi, Treasurer,
llnnnrN IL lsJI
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nAEA. MALqak & BkOrAERs,
ANsana...e IA. : ,l. llANAtA n

Sgga~a.s;~ as,r. sgs 'sEFAEL
CHEAP CIGl HING HOUSE.
y, l32 d 5iu Street Be- :" Monroe liopse.
Wiul1dNs, Ma,
! trENsiE undoraigned wJnld respectfully csl te a
L teaou o lhe tu3iit, both ia AMI o,li pt to~n4.
to their New Clothiag t.mpoiupi, where they ilng
ter themselves thpt they Wit bo ahr 70 hter bet-
ter bargains than any otlor establishment ID Wlicel
| ing. 4 H
Our Goods are always purchased Oh the sestterms
rom the frs Manuiuemrefs, Gld niale np Al oii
own Estabiisalnenflu baltimore.
Oar Sto:K to- large or enumeration, ca 1psisog
every article, Fine aud Course in.the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us a cali md we viii entsayar to nj YOU
oni 10 til oesi sf,le, cheap loe Gast
! Z. S.-A great Atock oi I nj and Winter good
ljust rSrtived aud na@ ePvnis islss, II.
Y . BAER, ~ AbTFat ~ BRO'S- Z
! Branch of Walter 81 lrpts CIDtiiing House, aei-
! tinlure, Md. Wieeli8s. sept ~, l5ale-sw,
al
New Wholesale Tobacco Store
K 4 OGAN, CARR * G0., afa sAaN reRdss te supply
i. dealers ia tho city or calinfry, with Virginia
Cbewiag ! Iegsaes., gi,afgsa NV ooss's ri
2 They win osisa,eu halSssa sefhi. atiheir whnls
sale store, No. ~ AlAi4 street., s,sseu quincy -
i fI0nroe streets.
See aoxes.ss aa,d ssiania chewing s6liaess z 4 \
$50 do 81 ly M BH0 III do asn
80 do polais, sanle vsFy Fyaupqfior; si.s
~ da ffailt3naud itw dfoitwisg
80 gross ysitaW hailt and ainalei uiss eaA
20 btJs @seSlqg iopstce. -
1000 papers do# DO "a
ao9yDe0 superior segarS. 8a & akfa
30opo9 dpl0eas ~ N ss.. 8 M
ls0toxe. thslS pirss & and pipe itads
50srssf taaii'esxrsi
~ do cirar eases c'c. etc. 4s n
pcalsts are inSitaa 20 call AMI eAanirs ovF ssnss
We are dgtertnlnei 10 o!Ier iadac@rspss siAal -
B'iy IN tho l.Astefa raarkfl.
/ NrgsiiE IA starissl iSas ".
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Constructive Notice.
Th,State Ohio, Harrison CouHty.
Court Of e0naaca Pleas, Nov, 2iil i-5j
d. c. Salisbury & Co

Isaac W Campbell.
rTHg ssia lsaac w. calnp5sil viii take nJiics
thai h. has been sued BY D. g. SALISBURY & 20.
ia tlr. Cou.I oi Common Pleas % tiaTs,'a aliy.
for ts altusred dollars Vit interest tbcsepn isum
he = r,,,ta dnv Sf Oct 1853. and that lEil-.s iy
answer by the lith day o. January, 4 y. -.
The pctltion OF the said -. Z. Ss'ssrEy = 70. A.
raas5 hin fsled ia tilt Clerks oilsgc H saI4 Gur'.
such Pclitioa wild be tallsn a. .fay "a lhAal"' ~
rendered accJrdln gly.
Wlfn.ssal. hs1El aB. tAa So. ~ saI- i9s't 'hi-
Zi,l IA, Ui N1v at6er i u. laj'
CBsS PATTERSON Clsrl, o. s'urr oI
Co,.l. ilass .: mar. Go.
]. a. Biyg~Av huy. lor r!G.
N.r....t.- r-Yy-.f1
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wv. IL. $50 1--WE I'VE LsG AEy,
;EdAa DCisitT in chairs
mad EYaFsIsrVI NRs.EEiSssrs

Ne, l6G, MARKET Sr. teast side y WHEELING, VA
FsiliE subscriber respectfully informs his friend
L aud the Public generally, nat he continues to
MannIactdre and Keep on haHd large r1d good
sortmellt OF Chairs and Cabinet Furntms winch he
will manufacture OF the best material, and employ
none but good workmen.
am determined to manufacure q VERY SUPERIOR
article OF chairs to those brought here by BIZ SpEc
uLAToRS in the business, and equal to any lnanufac
tured III the City, all OF wbich will sell at the low
eat price tor cash. Wheeling sep2s lS53-Iv
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In Senate yesterday, Mr. Lawrence, Of
Logan, offered resolution returning thanks
to the Hon. Robert Atkinson, for the able
, and impartial manner in which he had dis
charged the duties Of the chair, as President
pre- tsnpore. Of the Senate.
The Inauguration Of the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, wLo, under the Constitution, per-
forms the duties OF President Of the Senate,
took place yesterday afternoon.
The most interesting subject brought be-
fore the House, yesterday morning, was the
resolutions concerning The Erie difficulties,
introduced in the Senate some days since,
and which passed that body by a very deci.
ded majority.
The resolutions having been referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations, Mr..
Burton, Of Cuya!oga, moved to instruct
the committee to report to-day, but, after
some discussion, withdrew his motion. This
is right.--i6. l0h inst.
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Rochester Dec. 2d; 50 SAMUEL LuChG
4 Voice from the West.

e Voice from the west.
VrycExNEs, Ind, Jan. l9, 1883.
Mn. E. TA,Lnu &. cu..--DEAR SIT:-Havlng sold
your PuLnonic Waters for the last six months
shall briefly state unto you the unboundcd success
ofthe same in relieving Coughs, Colds and all dis
eases Of the luags lhcy have been led by our
most eminent Clergymcn with entire satisfaction III
every instance i necessary could get certificates
enough 70 fill volume, butthey want nonc, as they
willgsll without pGilmg sr advertising. They need
only to be used to make them sell. Send on more
Waters Immediately. Respectfully yours,
CliARL lsS II CLARK,
Druggist, Nincennrs.
BEWARE! The rapid sale OF Dr. l.ococE's Wal-
ers consequent upon their worldwide reputation,
has tempted hearllcss spectators IN tls lle and
health OF mankind to palm of upon the unsuspcct-
ior Il worthless imitation OF DIR. LococK'S WAFEES
B, sure that you ask for DR.. Loc9cKs Waters and
see ,hat the name OF Il. IAELoR, the Proprietor be
writeu on The topof each boa 0C3' None other can
8cEyrs-Kellsa & Caldwell, General Agents
Wheeling; John BeuI and McB9an aud Knox, Cadi2
lewis. lico geto""p; 2 and ) II Watson, tar.
risyII!e; Atkinson o.. Eennard, New Athens; Ihos
Green, Freupurt S ana A Taggart, Tipp5canae;
John i Cramblet, DeersyiIIe; 4 Croskey, New
Market; Wm Singer, Jefferson; I J Brown, Moore
field; Il and phpps, Smyraai Il Thompson, FhomP,
sons Tavern.
llacnt,Nh, IA. 1887
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Now Come On.

Now Come On.
VXTE hnye received this day largo assortmentos
w Nails Of all sizes, which We will sell very low
also a superior lot OF Hoes which cantbe boat III
soon, as they nre going fast az the
June T. ISa3 BIG paddock.
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SPAGGEA lbs. Bar Iron, Plow Points i'j-e Graf
OUOV and castings tor Slto y
Oct s, 1858 s-s : ~ u McF ADDlN
DONNE1'S and Bonnei lrimmin5 81, Nawsst glcs.
I'D French Morenoes hInck and green very tins
Embroidered and common Linen He'ia for l.ldiah
French worked coarsal under Sleeves, Il beuGtiai.
article, for sale chaaply
nov 10 nHOTWELI, & CGAB3
OPERA (all wool FlanneIls and Mantill tridat
Onssorted colors. sept2i 30 WM FIf1t:ti K ca
TNRENCH Meriuoez coberp an! palniat;a cloths,
H DeIansa and atpaccas, At
toct &c l353ly) WOOD n SMITHS I,
CHOEs and Boots, Gum, Kill, i,a3ilg and Moros.
- co, at nov 3o'53 SHOTWFLL 4 CRABBS
nVER- COATS. Dress d., fanta, Vests, rlot-
" caps Shirts, Shirt collars Drawer sad nicr
Shirts ut StlO1 Vi klsi. " CieA BDs E
nov. 30 20 n
TNRINCES and ! acea, wide alti narrow, Tiiott
4 cloths all WOOD, DeIanes and AlpacBs, At
Y noy 70 53 SEI0FW ELI. K OR ARB's b
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6 q II McTadden

Wanted.
1000 nIp a5-5 sli5S T2A SAl&s, a5
1900 iNccooa do
1000 Oplssum do
1890 Musrat do
For wi ich the highest market price viii be paid b.
Dec il 1853 ) 4 ii MctADDEN.
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frTHE great Medical Discovery = the ace. This
| rulv and most wonderful Medlclas !l1i bafh
successiuly uzei in EugJya uuI As.a To- 'r ny
wears, anu warranted 70 give immedI'u' r"llt SID
most sneedy cure tor Bronchitis, S'io lMoti, hs'.-
ma, Colds Pulmonary c)nslruuu. aAd a.' -4''-ii .I
OF the Lungs aud BTealL. consumption 47 a'.' .
cured in Inc hrs. Stages, unt r'.A IL ul- "O.F.
sIugs, great reIci inay be Ian.
10 ministers, Singers Un.. iuuilt SpcaNtIS tb.t
are Invaluable, as IN twU aVugs lacy Trmbtt 80.
hoarseness Increase the power aud tsaisrily o IL.
voice, and enable them 10 sPsuk uc sll3 vIoar aiG
distinct.
Certifcats from Rev. Dr. Luclzev.
To the Methodist Church ond lIes Clergy, and to
Speakers and Ministers generally: lie Following
is from one Of your aged, most extensively known
and gifted blinisters Rey. Dr. Lucky, OF the Last
Genusee Conference, \. \.
u am h ppy TO acknowledge the substantial ben
eft | have received from the use o! DR. BocUcK S
Prtuoylc WArrRs had a severe cold attended
with symptoms Of fever. The usual remedies
prescribed by my physician, kept the fever under;
mt INV cough continued aartningy severe anL ub.
.tina1e. The morbid state OF nay stomach refusing
The preparation the Physician deemed It necessary
To employ. my sen procured box OF Locock's Wat-
ers, and ad vised me TO ty them. The use Of them
oayc immediate reiief. After using two boxes
Was quite restored, which have every reason 10
balievg. was the result OF their efficacy.
fOurs. nc.
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-HHI VIII T NIItI
VS..
William Ferrell and
Iopotbrn kNayt

January ~, l854.-4t
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FaFRers wlys, and DpHGhrers.

A correspondent Of the American Agricpltu-
Tist. furnishes the editor Of that paper with the
following sensible article on The subject Of
Farmers Wives and papghtsrs,'
1T has become provsrb that tbe women Of
farmersshcusehOlds lead more toilsome and
.drudgery kind Of life than thp men, and ! be-.
lisve this is true. One reason has eyer been,
that 50 little attention has been paid 70 copye-
nience in the construction Of AOse parts Of
the house where tAey must spend most Of taeir
time, and where their labOrs mpst be perform
ed and another is that the husbands and faith
ers have 50 little idea Of the true nature of
womSn,s toll. II seems to them light work to
run around Q cooking stove, apd sweep and
dust, and take care Of the children; while on
the contrary, j is infinitely more exhapsting to
mind and body than the labor Of the 6eld.--
Many and many farmer do know who thinks
his wife may perform adj the labor Of the house
hold-the cooking, cleaning. butter making,
and Shssse prsssing--whch obliges her to rise
sarly and sit up late, and never rest, and all
because II costs so much to hire GIRL But
could never see why j. is not as reasonable to
expect one man 70 DO the sowing, planting and
Ploving, the moving, Or threshpg, because il
costs half the products Of the farm p pay The
''hird men"
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Hen ROOst GuanO.


Every man who keeps hen, has asmall gu.
ano factory, which may or may Rot be made
useful TO him accordingly as he uses his factory
prudenLy or carelessy.
What is Peruvian gpap0? The droppings
Of sea birds that aock about the islands on the
Peruvian coast. These droppings having col.
lected and there being but little rsip % wash il
away, an immense quantity Of this material 10
there found, and is now being brought to Eng.
land and this country, by the ship load. Were
itnOt for The SHOWS and rains on tbe coast Of
Labradore, and on some Of the islands on our
coast, the same material could be found there
in abundance there,
By keeping your hen on TIE rooS', or keep
ing your guano under coveryou obtain as good
an article, probably az the Peruvian.
Mr. A. Todd, Of Smith6eld. +. l., speaking
Of this homemade gpano, in recent pumbel
3 Of the New England Farmer, recommends e
empty the ashes from the stove and FIRE place
into the hsn-rcost, and withehs addition cfpen
ty Of sandy loan miEed. of course il will be-
With the guapc, wOHld be made. He thinks
from Hock pf thirty hens, halfa cord Of good
msnurl eoHlq DO easily made, which would b.
equal to cord Of stable nanure.-Naine Far,
mar.
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ssOwsll H. Diniek. of YpalAnti. Mich. has
discovered nsE compound for coating sheep.
lis wsIl kn0Vn 70 weOl growers that during
The krst sight weeks RhsF sheep-sheaFing. the
wool viii Be very thick near the skin Of sheep
ifRR in healthy state. But the great trans
lion which the sheep undergOes from being
deprived Of heavy coat Of wool, especially II
damp and chilly weather comes on afterwards,
mas ihe effect Of:;clcsing up the pores Of the
skip, thereby preventing tbe proper animal
seerstiOns. and causing the skin to become
pNrchsd and dry. and thus frequently iajure
The health Of the animal, In alarge aOek Of
sheep this entails severe loss, especially as
il may be considered that four weeks are lost
70 the grover. 10 The gFQWth Of wool after
sbearing, unless the weather is peculiarly IA
yorAble. which Is seldom the case. The COM
position mentioned. f0r which Mr.. Dimick has
iakea measures TO secure patent, is 70 be
applied to sheep immediately after they are
shorp. to prevent the evils mentioned, and at
the same time protect the animal from both
the scorching rays Of the sun and the ipjuri-
Gus effects Of storm. At present We DO pOt
deem it prudent TO tell what the compound is
we can only say that il is compounded Of quit,
a number Of substances, and the discovers
states that il is the result Of great number q
experiments. Scientific Amsriear.
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II. MORRISON
]. B. MORRISON
Derltistrn.

H.&J,B. MoRRIso N respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of CarrotoA and vicin.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEUSENVlLLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
They will visit Carrollton several times during
the year, of which notice will be given.
June 16. 1853.
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The WAY THEY MAZE HoT BEDS IN GERMASy.
-Tske white cotton cloth. Of close texture;
stretch and nail on frames Ofspy size you wish,
take two ounces oflime water. four ounces lin.
seed oil. one ouncs Of white Of eggs, two cpn.
ces yclk Of esgS.nix tbe lime and oil With very
gentle heat beat the eggs we'll separately
and mig them with The former; spread The
mixture with paint brush over the surface Of
the eotaop, allOwipg each coat TO dry before
applying another, pntil they become water
proof. The following are tie advantages this
shade possesses oyer glass one ]. The cos,
being hardly one fourth. g. Repairs are ea-
sily made. ,. They are light. They DO moi
require watering; no matter hoy intense the
heat Of the sun the plants are peyer STRUCK
downas burqt, faded Or checked ip growth
neither DO they grow ap 80 long. sick and
weakly % they do under glass, and still thsr,
j. abundance Of light 4 The beat sr isins
entirely from below is more eauahls and tenn.
perats. which 10 great object. The yapOr ri
sing from tbe mapnFe apd earth is cOpdsnse,
By The cool air passing oyer the shade. ant
stands in drops On the inside, aRd therefore th
plants Do pot require so frequent Watering
II TIE frames are large. they should be inter
ssetsd By cross-bars about foot square. b
support tie cloth. These articles are juat th
thing fOs bringing forward seeds in season fc
lsansplspting .--Plov Loom and Anpl.
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LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (Conserratige.l }.
BLAcKwooDs EDINBURG MAGAZINE (Tory)

The present critical state of European affairs will
der these publications unusually interesting during the
year 1854 They will occupy middle ground between
the hastily written newstems, crude speculations and
flying rumors of the daily Journal and the ponderous
Tome of the future historian written after the living in
terest and excitement of the great political events OF the
time shall have passed away 1t is to these Periodicals
that readers must look for the only really Ineligible and
reliable history of current events and such in add
ton to their weestabshed literary scientific aud the
illogical character we urge them upon the consideration
of the reading public.
Arrangements in progress for the receipt Of early
sheets from the British Publishers by which shall be
able to place all our Reprints in the hands Of subscr
bers about as soon as they be furnished with the
foreign copies. Although this will involve very large
outlay on our part shall continue to furnish the Pc
riodicals at the same low rates as heretofore, vz
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E,ouvmy--the way 10 Wealth.

CRYSTAL PALACE MOVED
swabaksr & Brother are receiving and now opening
one Of the agestand speendd assortment Of ready
made Clothing brought to this market, which they
will sell Wholesale and Retail, at Eastern prices.
Their Stock consists Of the following articles
1000 Fine Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca and Lin.
men, Frock Sack Dress Box and Business Goats, OF all
styles and coOrs, sorts and Sizes from Monkey Jacket
to Dandy Coat; large lot of Pants, Vests Shirts
Collars Hats, Caps Neck and Pocket Handkerchief al
so good assortment Of Trunks and Carpet Bags, and
great many other articles too, generally kept in Cloth.
ing Store.
Persons wishing to procure anything in the Clothing
ne will do well to examine Stock OF Spring and
Fr Clothing, as we are determined to sell great deal
lower than any other establishment in this town as
have been in the business in this place for several years
refer to our customers for ability and disposition
TO do all we promise.
Call at old stand on Lisbon street, Sd house above
Legget's Hotel SWABAKER g. BRO.
Carrollton, April IS, 1854.
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Watch MAKING,

SEND ON YOUR WITCHES.
! would inform the citizens of Corroton and
CARROLL 1unty that they can have their Watches
pare in the best manner and on short notice.
W send ing them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of God and Sill
'er Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds,
Gold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store, Ny shop in the cen
tire block Immediately adjoining "Espied Ex
change"
O!d Gold Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods. Watches can be left at the residence of
Mr.. Fisher and will be promptly sent, and return.
cd when repaired All work warranted.
GIVE us trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1853 tt.
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NOTICE..

DAVID ARTER, Court Of Com, Pleas
va. Carroll county, Ohio.
Harry C0ULSON, ct ais. Civil Action.
Harry Coulson who resides in the State OF Iowa. will
take notice that on the 18th day of May, 1St David
Arter filed in the Court Of Conn., Pleas Of Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
Couson is indebted to said Aer in the Of thirtysE
dollars and eightyseven cents transcript from the
docket of Esqr Van Metre, which amount plaintiff
prays Judgment The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and answer or demure before
the lst day of august 1884, the petition will be taken
as confessed and judgment rendered against him by de-
fault. ]. R. SMITH,
Msyl2, 1854. n2l6tprf 81 30 Atty. for PltA.
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NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio, Court Of Common Pleos.
Carroll County, Sc. In Partition.
Michael Salisbury
The said Jacob Kessel and
Jacob Kessel and Mary Kessel his wife. will
Mary Ressel biz wife, take notice that Michael SAILS.
bury fled In the Office the Clerk Of the Court in and
tor said Carroll county, and State Of Ohio his petition
iu partition against them on the first day Of May, 1884
demanding partition Of the following real estate situate
N said Carroll county TO wit part oftho South West
quarter OF Section II Of township H. Of range 6, be.
ginning at the Northwest corner Of said quarter section
themes South 20 chans 79 links to post thence east
IL ehGPs TO the east line of said quarter section to
post thence north 20 chains and ~ links to a post
thence west IL chains to the beginning.
And that said petition iS now pending in said Court
and will be for hearing at the next term thereof
Nay II, 54-6t ECKLEY & DAVIS
Fr lee $500 Attys for Petitioners.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


JOSEPH POOL, By virtue Of an alias order
vs.. Of sale In Partition to me dlrec-
VAN BROWN, and ted and issued from the Court
SIMEON JENNINGS OfcOmmon Pleas of Carroll CO.,
O., at It's April Term, A. D. 1854 will offer for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House. in the
town of Carrollton, on Saturday. July lst Il. d. 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Il. NJ and o'clock P.
NJ Of said day the following described Real Estate stu-
ate in said county, to wit Beginning Of the North
corner of section number one in township sixteen and
range SIX thence East With the Northern boundary Of
said section seven chains and eighteen links 70 the North
West corner of Ta,lOrs addition to the town Of Minerva
thence South six chains and y.two Inks to the South
West of said TeyoFs addition to the town of Nj
nerva thence East seven chains and seventynine links
the South East corner Of said addition thence South
three chains and forty links to post stone, thence
West by line parallel with the Northern boundary Of
said section fourteen chains and ninety seysA links the
Western boundary of said section thence North ten chains
and two links to the place Of beginning. appraised at
1910. Terms: 0ne third cash on day Of sale, one
third in and one third in two yearsto be secured
with interest by mortgage on premises.
prfs4 so JOHN b. wHITCRAFT,
June I, 1854. 6w Sheriff c. co.