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Petition to Sell Lands.

PROBATE COURT OF MONROE COUNTY. ou,o
William Lauum. Administrator. with the will
annexed, OF John Clevenger, deceased,
against
George Clevenger. and others.
NO George Clevenger. Charlotte Powell, John
- Powell. Elizabeth Powell, Adaline Powell,
Elizabeth Lanum, John Lanum, Peter Lanum.
heirs and legal representative of John Clevengsr
deceased: You are hereby informed that ON the
IAN day OF May 1855, said Administrators. filed
ms petition in the Probate Court Of the County
OF Monroe, aforesaid. The object aud prayer OF
winch petition. Ia to obtain an order on The 2ls,
day OF june 1855. or as soon theI eafter as coun-
rei can be had, TO sell under the will of said John
Cievenger, deceased, the folio wing real estate,
70 w't twenty nine {2s) acres on The north end
OF the east half Of the south east quarter of sec.
ton 10, township 2. and range 8. formerly in said
Connty OF Monroe, and now in the County Of
Noble. in the State of Ohio, and marke bv
parallel line, running parallel to the north line OF
ssid s's 'r"st, 80 as to include said twenty acres
The proceeds OF saId laad to be applied acc ordnp
to The terms Of said will to the heirs aforesaid
WILLIAM LANUM, Adn.r.
May 90, 1855.
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at Auction,
w. ]. MCCOY,
A. THISTLE.
May 9, 1855.

nN Thursday the 3lst day of May, 1855, al
~ one O'Clock. p. M, the subscriber, as the
administrator de bonis non of Christian Reak.
seeker, deceased. by virtue of an order of the
Probate Court ut Monroe county, Ohio, win offer
tor sale, on the premises, the following described
lands and tenements, lying and being in Ohio
township, in said county. within 31a miles of the
OHIO River, to wit: The east half OF the north
east quarter of section IL, township 2, of range
4, containing eighty acres. more or less, subject,
to the dover therein OF Elizabeth Peggs aud Elias
Peggs. her husband. which has been set off in The
south end of said tract, and contains twenty live
acres. About sixty-6ve acres of said premises
are cleared Appraised, subject to dover, al
$3.50
Terms OF SALE.-One.third cash in hand
one'third IN six months. and the balance IN one
year. with interest the deferred payments
which ale to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
subscriber THADDEUs REAKsEcKER,
May 2, 1850. Administrator
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conceded by Russia. She has no longer
any cause OF hostility against Russia,
and nothing TO gain by it. But. on the
contrary, she has to fear from the Gear,
who has threatened that il she fire a gun
he will proclaim himself Emperor OF the
whole Sclavenic race against the German.
lc race, thus creating insurection in the
Austrian dominons.
Louis Napoleon will continue the war
in the Crimea long enough to SUIT his ulti.
mate purposes. and reap whatever militia.
ry glory it may afford, and then be better
prepared for the final execution ofthe Ma.
poleonic policy. lie admits, in his Moni.
teur article. that he made the war and
brought England reluctantly. and agains,
her policy. into his whms. But it is not
probable that he will undertake to carry
on war for the subjugation of Austria and
Germany. and Russia. Therefore, it is
thous ht among some European politicians,
that the present war is very likely To end
with the termination OF the seige Of Sebas
totol, whatever that may be.-BaH. Sun.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF an order o
- sale in Psrtirinnr issued from the Court o.
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. and to me
directed, will offer for sale at public outcry, al
the front door of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld. in said county, on ~
Tuesday. the l2th day JiGse, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a IN. and O'Clock
p IN. OF said day. the following described re al
estate, lying and being IN said county. TO wit:
The north end of the east half of the north
east quarter Of section n, township S. and range
containing 40 acres, more or less, su .ieet TO
the dover estate Of Mary Dunawal. commencing
at the north east corner Of the above mentionei
lands, thence running 26 and three fourth rods
south, thence west to the line on the west side of
sa'd lands, thence north TO the north west corner
'i said lands, thence east to the place of bepin.
ming. Appraised al $3.50.
Ordered to be sold as the property of Mary
Ounawal. at the suit of Mary Ann Duhawal
WILLIAM READ.
AeY 2, 1865. ss 90 Sheriff, II, c. o.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY,

Petition to Execute Contract,
Frederick Koeher, Administrator of Freisticl
Huber, deceased,
against
Peter Metz, and Baibary Metz, his wife, Wilhel
menia Huber, and Jacob Huber
THE defendants will take notice that the plain.
i IT'D, has hed his petition in the Probate Couit
OF the county aforesaid, asking to be auihnrized
to complete contract entered into by Frederick
huber, now deceased, late of the county More.
said. with Jacob Huber. for tho sale of the fol
lowing described real estate situate in the county
of Monroe. and State aforesaid, to wit: Ten ac es
part OF the south est quarter. of the south west
quarter OF section nineteen. township five, and
range i've. Also another tract in The same quar-.
ter, section and range. containing fifteen aci e.;
also i've acres out OF the north east quarter Of
section twenty.four. township four, and range
hive. All of the aforesaid tracts, supposed to
contain about thirty five acres. Said petition will
be heard on the goth day OF April. 1855.
WILLIAM P. RICHARDSON,
April 4, 1855. Attorney for Petitioner.
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DAvlD LOCKWOOD and Caroline Loci
II ~ wood his ,xife WILL Il

nAVID LOCKWOOD and Caroline Lock
- wood his wife. William X. MCDOWELL anc
Elizabeth Woodweli his wife, John P. Anshuiz
Lee Anshutz, Rehecca Ahshuiz, Henry Anshutz
Gertrude Anshutz, Mary Anshutz, Fanny An
shutz. Benjamin Anshutz. Frank Anshutz
Charles Anshutz; Jacob Nesberly. and William
Hoskins. will take notice. that on the 25th day
of April A d 1855, Rebscca Anshutz, as the
Administrative of the estate of C.. p Anshutz, de.
ceased. filed in the Office of the Judge of the
Probate Court within and for the county of Mon.
roe and state OF Ohio, her certain petition, ask.
ing for leave to complete certain cantrac Il Imade
ny decedent in his life time. and that she may be
authorized to make to said William Hoskins, .
deed. for and on behalf of the heirs of said de.
cedent. ior the following tract of land. situate in
said county, to wit: The west halt of the north
east quarter. .of section lS, in township 8, and
range 3. contalng 90 acres, more or less. Said
petition is now pending. and will he heard in said
court. on the l7th day of May, 1855.
HOLLiSTER, OKEY & HOLLISTER,
May 2, 1855. Au'ys for petitioner.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
- Of sale to me directed fom the Court o
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, | will
sell at public outcry, on
Tuesday Ahe l2th day of June nert,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m, and 4
O'Clock p m. at the front door of the court house
in Woodsfed. the following described real estate
to wit: The north east quarter of the south east
quarter OF section 4, township 5 and range 6, in
said Monroe county, containing 40 acres more or
less; appraised at the sum of $4,000.
Ordered to be sold as the property OF John Lee
at the suit of Logan, Carr & Co.
WILLIAM READ,
May 9, 1855. So 90 Sheriff NJ. C. o.
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HHOAD NoTICE.-Nolice is hereby given

MSOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
Ma that petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
session. 1855, praying for alteration of SO much
of the newly established graded road, leading
from Woodsfeld to the Ohio river, through the
town of Antioch. as liesihetwe cen the point where
SAID graded road leaves the old road near Woods.
field, and the point where said graded road inter.
sects the old road on the lands Of Simon Jackson.
and more particularly for an alteration Of so much
OF said graded road as runs through the lands ui
Abraham Jackson aud Simon Jackson, and com.
mencing at the mouth of said Abraham Jackson s
lane, thence to or near said Abraham J.ckson' 8
co1l hearth, thence southward tn or near a Ia, pe
poplar tree, thence east of south to or near the
head OF the drain, thence the best route to inter-
sect the old road
April rs. 1855
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CUBA.-At the last accounts, Commo
dore McCauley was still getting along ia
mOusly in Cuba-a handsome entertain.
ment having been given to him and the
captains Of the San Jacinto and Prince
ton. by the Captain General. Much bet
ter that the red wine should Aow. than
that the crimson stream of life should en-.
sanguine the waves Of ocean. With such
lesson both as to the havoc and costli
ness of war, as is offered in Europe, we
think our people will be able to perceive
the good policy Of avoiding all such con
ficts. except on the spur OF the most ur.
gent necessity.
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Administrators 6ale.

ED Y virtue Of an Order of Sale from the Pro
ED bate Court nf Monroe County. Ohio, vii
offer for sale Tuesday the 18th day of June
1865, at 2 o'clock p NJ, ct the door OF the couI
house in the town of w oodsfeid in said county
the folio wing real estate, as the property OF Viii
liam c. Walton, deceased, to wit: Lots numhe,
eighteen and seventy-three in said t,wn o.
Woodsfield. Also three and nne-half feet (mort
or Iess) in width along the whole northern sid.
and off CT lot number nineteen in said town: sub
ject to the lie estate therein Of Sdna Walton
Terms of sale one third cash in hand. one third
in six months. and the residue in one year. will
interest from the day Of sale, to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned.
DANIEL WALTON.
Adm'r of VIM. c. Walton, decd
Nav 16 1859
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-B

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
lvA virtue of a mandate to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio
in the case of Joshua Russell against Samuel
Bradheid and others will be otfer ed for sale, at
public auction, at the door of the courthouse in
said county. on
Tuesday. the l2ih day IF June. 1855.
between the hours of 10 % clock m, and clock
p TN, OF said day, the following described lot OF
laud, situate in the County aforesaid, to wit:
Lot No 5, in the town of G CochransviIle, Mon.
roe county.
WM. OKEY, Mas Com.
May 3. 1855. 81 81 Mon. Com. Pleas
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an order o
- sale in partition to me directed from the Cour
OF Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, viii
sell at public outcry, OH
Tuesday, the l2th day Of June merit,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m, and o'cloch
p m. at the front door of the cou,t house il,
Woodsheld. the following described real estate
to witt The south west quarter of section Il
township 8 and range s. containing l60 acres
more OF less. Also part of the south east quar-.
ter of the north west quar,er OF the same section
township and range, containing 10 acres. more OF
less. in Monroe county. Ohio.
Ordered to be sold as the property of DENNIS
Pool and others, at the suit of William Pool
WILLIAM READ,
May 3 1858. 90 rs Sheriff M c O,
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KHASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
lVA virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the Couri of Common Pleas within aud for the
county Of Monroe and state of Ohio, in the case
of Samuel Glover against s. Heald, will be OF.
fered for sale at public auction at the door Of the
court house in said county. or
Tuesday. the I2h day of June. 1855,
next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock IN, and
O'Clock m, on said day, the following de.
scribed lots of land situate in said county to wit:
Lot No. ii. . and actonsl lot No. IL, in the
town of Clarington in said county.
Nm. OKEY, Mas Com
May 3, 1853. 81 S7 Mon. Com. Pleas
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NOTICE is hereby given to John Ice and
1S Eiynta Ice his wife. of the state of Indiana.
that on the 4th day of April, 1855, George Cline.
as the administrator Of the estate Of James VIII.
'iamson. deceased, filed IN the Probate court
within and for the county of Monroe and state Of
Ohio, petition TO sell the following described
lands. to pay debts against said estate, to wit.
The north west quarter of the north east quarter
OF section seven, township four and range seven
Also the east half of the north west quarter Of
the same SECTION, township and range. Also the
east half OF the south west quarter Of the same
section. township and range. Also twenty-five
acres III the south west quarter of the north east
quarter of said section. being all of said last
toned lot that lies north of Muskingum creek
lying in Monroe county, Ohio Sand petition will
he for hearing in said court ON Friday, the frs,
day of June next.
HOLLISTER, OKEY G. HOLLISTER.
April 25, 1885. Au'ys for prtitiener
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ ol
- ri. Fa ct Lev. Ia. issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county of on.
roe and State OF Ohio, aud to me directed, will
offer for sale at public out.ry. at the front door Of
the court house, in the town of WoodsfieId, in
said county, on
Tuesday. the l2M day Of June, 1855,
between the hours of 0o'clock m, aud o clock
p m, OF said day, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:
Lot humber twenty-one, in the to wn of Sards
in said county; appraised at three hundred dol.
lars.
Taken in execution and levied on as tba prop.
erty OF Daniel Estle, at the suit of John Ii
Brdgeman.
WILLIAM READ,
May y, 1893. 81 81 Sheriff, NJ. C. O..
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CAHsDENG.

TMNHE subscribers are now prepared to d,
III WOOL CARDING, at Ricl,ner's .hfills, OF
Sunfish Greek.
From long experience in the business, and b,
fair dealing. they are determined 10 give satisfac
lion TO all who may favor them with their Gus
tom.
Persons bringing their Wool clean and fre,
from huts. can depend on the best of Rolls.
PRIcE--5 cents per pound in Cash One pound
OF Grease will be required to eight of Wool.
Wool will be received aud Rolls delivered, i,
the shortest possible time, at Jacob HamiltDn's
Jacobsbnrg; at g. Marshall's. Louisville; at NJ
Bakers and N. Roeher & Co s, Woodsfield
and at John HuId's, Jamestown
J.& G. RICHNER
NAV 1855
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M A R R E Don the 2sth of April.
by Rev. w. NJ. Grimes. Mr.. HENRY TRuEx
and Miss SERENA WILLIAMS, all Of this
county.
On the 18th inst, by the same. Mr..
JOHN c. BRADY, of Belmont County, o..
aud Miss ELIZABETH THoRNBURY, Of this
county.
On the goth inst. by Robert Cree.
Esq, Mr.. DAVID KYsER and Miss JUDA
JANE BoNuM, all of this county.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF WM. w BURH
i HEAD. -Notice is hereby given. that on tn.
2lst day OF April. 1855. the subscriber v as sp
pointed and confirmed by the Probate Court a
Monroe county, Ohio. asexecutor of William w
barkhead, deceased. and has given bond aud re.
ceised letters Parliamentary ss such
April IS, 1885. -1'aA
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A TrAcHMENT.-A, onr in.tanc. ~ ~.

A TTACHMENT.-A Al onr instance an order
"A OF attachment was issued on the 2l.t dsy Of
Aprll A. ID. lssa, by Joel +. Randolph. Jusiice
of the Peace Of Center tcwaship. Monroe coun
,y, Ohio. against the goods. shstes; rights.
ton, nonresident of said county. Tor the sum OF
S25 GO. and costs Of suit which will be for he
ing on the 10th day of June. 1896. at 10 O'Clock
a. nj.
May 2, 1855. A. THISTLE Co.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the I'd day
~ of May, 1855. George Dye filed in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio
his petitiun. praying for an order vacaiing the
town plat OF the town Of Damascus, .ituate in
said county of Monroe. consisting of Lots No
l, 2, 3, 5, o.. g. 9, TO- IL. IL, Is, IA. l5 l6
IL, lS. l9 and ~, together with the streets and
alleys on said town plat; and that at the June
Term of said Court the said petition will be for
hearing.
HOLLTSTER, OKEY & HOLLIsTER,
May 8. 1856. At'ys for George Dye.
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A TTACHMENT.--Ato our instance ali order
IA OF attachment was issued OIL the 2lst day OF
April d. 1865. by Joel F. Randolph, Justice
OF the Peace OF Center township. Monroe ceun.
y' ohio against the goods. chattels. rights. cred
Its, moneys and effects of William w. Guyton, a
nonresident OF said county, for the of $52, 9s
aud coss Of suit, which will be for hearing on lhe
10Th day OF June, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
w. J. Mccoy,
May9, 1855. A. THISTLE.
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New YORK, Nav l6

tNE" IVnh' VIu IU'
The Atlantic sailed to-day Among the
passengers are Ex. President Fillmore
General ]. F. James, Of Rhode Island
Colonel Samuel Colt, and others. The
exact amount of specie taken out is ST..
894,405, the largest shipment ever taken
from this port by one vessel. The steam.
ship Havana is below, and will be up be-
tween and O'clock
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DIED-On the l4.h inst, REBECCA
A., daughter Of John and Margaret Flem.
ing. OF Bethel township, in this county
in the 26lh year OF her age.
On the 18th inst, at the residence o!
Charles Windland. in this township.
WILLIAM NAN TEL. aged about SO
years. g.
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FHNHE Subscriber has a sat nf Pslton's Gui,ine
MaP.. Q.te sditian.l with Key, and a copy
o. Baidwins Pronauncing Gazetteer. for eal.
CHEAP. GILES BRonES
Antaeh, Arril, 1885 I'D -.
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Legal Notice.

Luke Knapp. plaintiff. \ Pesiliea - sonpsIepoe
Gx0insf ci6c perfoFN.Aen - -
David y: Mann, and agreement. In ths Cosso
0eorge Eaton, deten- Of Csmnson pteas e.
dants. ] Monroe County eASs.
DAv1D d. MANN. who issa sesiJent e -
~ State OF Pennsylvania and George Eaten -
hereby notified that on the 9Th day Of Apsif. a ).
y. 1893, Luke Knapp filed in the eeust sc Ceas
mon Piess aforesaid, his Petition aesisst ths 80
uefendahts, the objects and prayer 81 which pssl.
ton is IN substance follows that b 10 ssv !. le
SAID David ID. Mann. by lticis Sf ssyeesnefa -
writing dated the 26th day OF March, 1851, .uree6
10 convey In fee simple Ia sasd plaintiff he s6tloI-
ing premises, situate in Monros county tlhio -
wit: The east half OF the north east ssusrteS 81
.ectio'f6. townshir 2, and range S, contsmjH5k
4S e0-i 100 acres. upon the punciua psymbueo oflkS
toliowing sums of money at the tnses follo,vinn 3
Fotty-three and oo-lO0 dollars ss the dsis 81 ~
agreement: fifty dollars November /. Yasi. efsvs
dollars December Is. 1859; fifty doiiars Dece S1htr
Is. 1853, and Fifty. .six and sell 100 dollar Dse~Sa
Der 70, 1864; that the FIRST two ssaIu,euta lsrs1n
duly paid; that said plaintiff eAeeute1 % s,id -.
MS Tomlssnty notes for the last three sstasnesan
and thai ssis MsnD transferred ssid uotes q feea
Eaton no is NOW the owner. Ssis Pet5fios
Ways that said Mann may be cempsllel to ner1ieDs,
specifically his part ofsad agreement er,l.ne -
The terms of the article. Said sielendsn,s - -.
ther-noti6ed tbat unless they answer Dr. aenu, -,
SAIL Petition by the next term Of the eou5t 81 Cen.
mon Plea, thst said plaintiff viii spply % tae.
court to take the matters Of the rettiun = eopl.
ed and 10 render judgment accordingly.
.s.s.s LUXE KNAPP
by HoLhisrER l. WA1. HE Asi.yp, 81
April n, 1855. - sssi5 ~" .
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.
9 New YORK, Nav 16.

> Ihe steamship Northern Light arrive,
here about l o clock this morning.
She brings California dates 10 the 25ll
plt.. and 36l passengers, and 1888, ,oOt
treasure.
Owing to the general dis,rust in bank
ing houses, the passengers have larg,
amount Of specie in their hands.
Purssr Hatch reports that in the interio
Of Nicaragua there had been no fighting
The Government pariy had retreated from
Loon, finding the army OF Nunos too
strong for them, snd were foriitying Gren
ada. This statement conflicts with ou,
New Orleans dispatch, reporting reyo.
luton. ,,v.e.s. -.
The Nicaregaa expedition under Capt
Walker was to have left San Francisco
about the time the steamer sailed. ltcon.
sisted of about rs TO 100 men, including q
Mr.. Archilles Caven. Capt. Hornsbee, and
other well known individuals. The brig
Vesta had been chartered 10 convey them
down q emigrants.
Mansanillo. the new Mexican port, is to
be henceforth the sooaling depot of the
Nicaragua steamers to and from San
Francisco. -
The recently discovered gold mines of
Sand Hill, Yuba county, were reported 10
be yielding an average OF $50 day to
each man.
q Il is said that the planting Of wheat and
othsr cereal grains in the agricultural
districts OF the State had been much larger
than any previous year.
Outside efforts 10 get up another trial TO
elect . q. S. Senator are quite vigorous.
Chances were very slim. The question.
according to letter from Sacramento
hes assumed new and rather complica.
ted phase, ~ under strict construction
Of the Law in relation 10 elections in Cali
fernia., there appears TO be no doubt but
Dr.. Gwin is entitled to seat in the SEN
ate. The point seems 10 be the clause o!
the constitution which declares that q
plurality OF votes given at any election
shall constitute a choice, except where
otherwise directed in the constitution. DR..
Gwin having received plurality OF 7
votes ever Mr.. Edwards on the frs, Join,
ballot in joint tconveniion, it is contended
was then. constitu,ionslly elected.
The question Of dividing the State had
bean discussed in the Assembly. and an
cot had been introduced, dividing it into
three States, viz: Caliiornia, Colorado and
- San francisco papers say that clip.
Per had been engaged to take -four 10
New York, and that some other vessels
were engaged TO take -four to Boston and
elsewhere.
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DoAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that petition will be presented 10 the
Commissioners Of Monroe County, at their June
session. 1885, praying for alteration in the
County Road leading from Lebanon to GraysviIle,
in Bethel townahip. Said alteration to commenee e
on the land OF Valentine Weber, near a Red Oak
tree to the left Of the house of said Weber, run.
Ming in north east direction to forksd Black
Oak, there to intersect the said Road.
VALENTINE WEBER
Nav laks -
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FIRE.--Chicago, May IA destruc.
tive fire occurred at Springfield, Illinois.
this morning. and the business portion Of
the town, State House Square, was CON.
sumed. Nine splendid stores wore de-
stroyed. Loss. ST. sc. 900, most insured.
Ii was the work Of an incendiary.