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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

Farmers Blk, Westfesd. -.
Farmers & Mechanics Bk,
Indianapolis .....-....
5ramercy Blk, Lafayette. %.
1oosier Tx, Logansport....
Indiana bk, Madison -
lndiana Stock d., Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Bk Column
bus. ...-.---.-...
kalamazoo Blk, Albion....
Lagrange Blk, Lima.......
Lanrel Bk, Laurel.-.- -.
Merchants & Mechanics BIZ ,
New Albany..........-..
| New York N Va. Stale St'k
Blk, Evansville.
Prairie City Bk, TerreHaute
.outhern B. ,Terre Haute.
salem Blk, Salem ......-
>aviDgs Blk ofIIdiana, Con-
ncrsyille 49,. 1890.
! rracers' Bk, Indianapolis. /.
; Nc. III.
North Western Blk, Bloom.
j held. .... ..........
i New York Stock Bank Vim
cenneS -..--
lTippecanoe Blk. Winemac. I.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Logansporis. 49,.
Wayne Blk. kichmond.--.
Wabash River Blk, Jasper. /.
Wabash hiver Blk, MELVILLE
Waba; h River Bank, New
Coryden. 80.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

NorE-Class No. includes the Association of specie
paying banks.
Glasses Nos ?, & 4, comprise all the other Fee
Bank ofthe STATE. and elassed practical
bie according the value IF the Stocks of the
several banks deposited with tie Auditor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

KX7E HHyE this day retired fr the Wholesale Grocery
w business hith,rte Done the of Naer and
Vim transferred Messrs TENNEN
SnRENSoN. whoEh mend 20 = eontinuance of
the liberal received by fort last eigh
We would customers that nothing
heshten the gratitude them than call
from those no have nsstted accounts with
leal-tf ALLIs a HowFs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
,TTENrsoN FsHMEHs!
OFgsD sc re WOssAS.
-, a. nr ma AN A. IN

OHsD sc re WOssAS.
RIsG0S. n AND d CO..
No 20 Vie bet Front and Coin Cincinnati o.
J: ] e;
- WE are Occurring Railroad.
+" nepot. Ha, Stock toal Floor and
Platform Scales of all sizes also Drug
gst and Bank Scales. brass iron
IN beams Counter scales &c.. &c. which
III wewarrant of superior wort mabship and
IT, material We weuls cali particular
GS6GSS7D t.rtion to o Iron l. Hay nnds stack
scales. Al communications pr rnpily
attt nded to oetis-d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

guluNN Nv iAI;UhJ,NG = tn III, nM ES ~. ~,
citizens Of Evansville and surrounding country, that h'
has orened shop Main opposite the Branch Bank
Indiana where he intends carving the above business
all its branches In the latest aud be styles AL
work warranted in fit and Of workmanship lie hopes
by close application business liberal share Of
rouage.
Cali examine his stock Of Cloths CASH aud Vest
ings he has good stock hard and is TO sell
cheap. novel i. l.. HELMS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
ID. S. A. DERsON. EXPERIMENTATION.

ID. s. A. DERsON. MER(HAArTAIi.OR.
On First street. between Nam and Sycamore
AS foe of Cloths Cassimercs. Vest
ings. etc., which he Is prepared so pake in the
fashionable sty and at short notice he will warrant
fits and hopes ty log sperence in the osne TO be
Meruo k Undershirs and Drawers with fine shirts
Collars etc made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods ges farJ He invites his old
and the public generally to call. deel6- ii
j does geo fosfER CO.
HANS MS bAvees eat5a sssag Hams for sale
II at l21zc per hat dec3o COUk'S Family Grocery.
SOSD dessw cOOE'S Family Grocery.
50 boxes NJ r. Raisins;
5jhf-bxs do do;
5 tbIs sofs-shea AltsOtdss just reed and for
sale ty dee2l r-f.. BABCOCk BRO.
(FEEs shofee Cheese jq.. reed and sr sale
~ BY dee2t BABOocs BRO
SaLT, stIT,,-25o bbssKanawhag Salt just reed and
deeIs FOSTER & BROWN
HHLOUR.-25 sacks Of P5lk's Mills Flour;
IL 81 do Rxslrosd do do;
10 bbls DO do do; reed and for sale
BY decIs J.W. & s. yICHERY.
y 2o1iSs ass.d Wires. so lbs BiocN Tin,
5oo lbs Copper Bottoms. cask Zine.
I eask Anvils. rec per Lexington and FOR sale T
novs SAMUEL ORR.
SsNAWLs-uo Misses cold Nett shawls;
- 100 back embd do; Of the newest
afyl md vaudto
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
During a fire early this morning 'eight
members of the Liberty engine company
were arrested armed with muskets and other
weapons, prepared tor a fight. They had
carried the weapons to the tre, strapped TO
the rope Of the engine.
The supreme court has granted writ of
assistance to arrest the Erie Disturbance
Marshal Keiser starts this ate. noon with
such force as he may choose 10 summon either
here or at Erie.
BUFFALO, Jan. 10.
All is quiet at Erie to-day, and the bridges
over French and Slate streets are being Es-
built.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
HOCsEA NOLOTFOR SALE

yU,HE sale his house and lot Third
street Eastern Enlargement near Judge Foster
reside on the most Reasonable terms.
The and we'll finished containing convenient
rooms e.ller and out-budin-s, eisteYn stable etc.
For enquire Messrs Iehart Oakley. real
Water of the the
ises jsui-lmd AbSALo" 'ohNsoN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
INDIANA STATE STOCK MONEY


ELOTINi. wholesale and retail, made in the latest
" Styles aud of the hest Material with Gentle news Fur
nhng Goods de eripan offered tor sale at the
lowest prc ndisue snd uiinoi stoc Money
Call ter sle Payl oel aad examine for
yourselves noy27-tf A. L0BENSfISE.
(taESSMEN. Dominoes Cannon Boards. India Rubber
. Balls rec't Nv oct2s- A. Q. PuSHEE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

ItLOCDED sATINETTS. cases brown and blue
" Satinetts reed and Tor sale for cash only by
ian3 JAS. LOW d CO., ais Main St. Lou. KY
ID tTlsNT APPLE Pc ARERS.-A Desirable article
il tor family just received .-r,.,. -
dee29 BABCOCk Bkos.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

Bedfcrds Fiat Bot iargs lot of handsome Parlo
stoves and Crates Cooking OF the latest
proved styles These all of the and
ted be good articles in every particular They will be sol
Mt the lowest market prices.
noyl4-.f JAMES ScANTLIN SON.
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|oHN. j. CIASplEg JAMES HARLAN. ia.
lHiNni.El 81 HARLAN.


81 selves cher the rrscee
OF las" aud wil dttea TO all boInts< con1d to TIN
boh awaAs funi thrir ofdee ON Locust STREET
oppost the Sh rwooa House
ness P'emft attention all lie given COLI ctioBs.
Evansville. Nov .. IS5i.-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
lOYn ANn NGTInN,

TST received dAls looked FOR. including mo
~ little usefal Ornamental atics. sa~h IS II
Baskets Bokes Tea Dolls Rxtss. Nhe-. irumrer
iarPs. Accprde.as Cams DomRees CbeSsmes. Psfiamer
Needles Plus. Toathp eks. Penol Gold Peas eoms Brusi
Foilet and P~isr Em,rsos Razor Straps frayr
ing Compose Term meter, Pocket KNIVES. liets al
Purses Sewing Bird. AZ Reads Jewelr. Fire WORKS. a.
aud OF sale by rov30 q. PISlEE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
STOP THE THIEF.

STOP THE THIEF.
ST0LEN from the city Of Evansville the 18th of Novem
- ber I75i. Roam Mare years old past fifteen hands
and half high. with flemish in her left and shod all
around liberal reward will be paid for either
thief ny delivery johnson aud French Evansville
| at Seuih Carrolton Ky, john N SHARP.
dee ltd3tw
CHEST ofthose choice Baltimore Oysters this
IL dec7 COOKS Family Grocery.
SALT SALT.
q s,cks Liverpool Salt received
- foy sale for CASH by dec5 ALLlS a. HoNES.
MORN DnOQMs.-25 loz FOR sal. ty
" decJ s. &. GILBERT & CO.. Syc near Water.
% "A BXS Western les t7e Cream Cheese;
/ eDVH ~ do English Dairy do;
Jdo Putnan Farm
does COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

U2ELEIyED ser Fiatbont-
HI 10 hbls Cider Vinegar; 2bbls Pearl Barley:
2t~s lngram's Saeratus; NJ bxs Wheat Starch;
IS bxs Ssleratus in 10 Boston Matches;
Is bales Cotton Batting; Is mats Cassa:
40 bundles Cotton Irvine; 100 lbs small Hemp Irvine;
coils grass Halter Rope; coils Hemp Halter Rope
3 d., Hemp Bedeords do Cotton Bedcords;
20 dox No. do; 4 bxs host brand lump To
30 lbs Nutmegs; bacco;
doz Black Ink; Is don Ohio Mustard.
2J 20 kentucky Mustard; 25 do n. Y.
~ bxs Ground Pepper; % bxs Ground C,rnamc,
40 bxs Palm Soap In u to Isdoz Washhoarl'
III bars; Is nests Market Baskets:
z dog Covered Baskets; Is don extra imp Brooms;
10 do Whisks; o Wire do;
2 do extra Clothes Baskets; 10 do Hard do;
For sale at lowest market price by
/. a ID. HERMANN
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Executors Sale of Land.

s0N Thursday. the 6rst day Of March, next, a,
" the door OF the enurt house in Woods6eld
Monroe county. State Of Ohio. at 2o'ciock, p. NJ
on said day by virtue Of der from the Probate
Court Of said county. the undersigned, as the Ex.
ecutor OF David B. Patton, deceased, will sell al
pablic auction. the folio wing described tract oi
land situate 0n the Ohio river above and near this
town of Sardis, in Monroe county. Ohio,, being
the properly Of the late David B. Patton, to wit: !:
One hundred and ainety.foe acres OF
Land. more or less, lying snd being in Sections
27 and 80 and fractional Section 26, in Township
one, aud Range three, and moro oartiuarly des
cribed as follows: Beginning at the north ives,
corner of lands owned or occupied by William D.
Havely on 4he section line, at q stake witnessed
sby sycamore Is inchesin diameter, bearing N.
$500 w. so links. also sycamore Is inches diam.
eter s. 1879 +. SO links; thence south with the
limo between Haveiy and Patton 3IS pefches TO
stone, marked with a cross, on the section line
between section "a and fractional section 26, and
thence continuing the same course through frac.
tional section 20 to the Ohio river; thence down
the said river, with the meanderings thereof, 95
rods more or less to the corner Of lands formerly
owned by Moses NJ. Marling. now deceased. to q
stone marked M. thence north with the line OF
said Markings farm $40 rods to the north east cor
thence east with the north line Of sections ~ and
s3, ninety rods to the place of,beginning.
About l26 acres of said premises are under cul.
tivations about 80 acres of which 10 river bottom.
There are two young orchards OF choice fruit on
snid premises with other inprov ements.
Terms of sale: One-thlrd in hand and the resi-
due in i've equal annual payments, with interest.
The deferred payments to be secured to the salts.
faction Of the undersigned.
JAMES NEsBITT.
Exesutor of D. B. Patton. decd.
January ~, 1855
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Civil Action.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MON

ROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Leonard Kestner, Plaintiff, against John Kestner,
and Bdenhsrn & BenniEghaus, Defendants.
TOHN KESTNER, defendant, who resides out
y Sof the State of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 2lst day of December. 1854. Leonard Kestner.
plaintiff. filed in said Court his petition setting
forth that ON the 9Th day of February, 1S47, said
John Kestner executed TO the defendants, Biden-
harm & BenDinghaus. mortgage on the following
lands in said county, to wit: The south west
quarter ofs the north east quarter of section ~.
township 5, and range s. containing 40 and 50 one
hundredths acres, which mortgage was given 10
secure the payment of $295, "a as follows: SIS in
one year. $75 in two years, $75 in three years.
and $40. "a in four years, with interest from Feb
ruarS 5. 1547; that said mortgage has been record
ed. and that the same was assigned to the plaintiff
by Bidenharn & Benninghaus on the 9Th of July,
lS49; that said sum of money, with interest as
Aforesaid. is DOW due the plaintiff. The plaintiff
asks Judgment for the same. and thar the mortgage
ed premises may be sold. The said defendant,
John Kes.ner, is srequired to appear aud answer
the petition on or before the 3lst day of Februa.
ry next, and in default that the plaintiff will ask
a judgment at the Spring Term Of said Court,
1855. By default.
HoLLIsrnRs oksY & HoLLIsrEp,
Dec. "a. 1854. Atty's for Plaintiff.
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HAo1AD- AD-6urICE.-A peiiaep- NIL a.nfe
H. sented to the Co1nmissionerS 0f E0lso
county, Ohio, al ahsir next March sessico. asking
for the location Of aCOunty Roati. comseeaeiH&
at ths mouth Of Browns run on fsls Isnds Of eim.
con Hill. i@ Benton tawnsilip, running q Aosth
west course through the lands Of Simeoe Hill,
John Brown. George Ring, Joseph Johnsop, Rob
ert Riley, Levi Joy. 10 the forks Of Browdes rnus
thence north through the lands Of Edsttfd r.
Swan, yames Haught, sud Jenathsu 3g4Ah. to
strike to said Smiths dwelling house, thence
west through the lands Of Jonathan Smith. George
McHagh, John Dilling aud Daniel States. f0stfiks
the line between ssid States aud Stephen .. Fran.
cis. thence along ss.d line borth'to the corner OF
said Francis' orchard, thence north through Dane
iel States aud William Foreaker's lands, to Inter-
seci the county road running from ADtioch 10
GrsysvitIe, between William Foraker aAd Abra-
ham Mann's in Washington township.
Dec. 90. 1854. MANY PETITtONEK&
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Eddy, Plaintiff,

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Eddy, Plaintiff,
against
Wili,sm Dye, David Dye, Levi Hesdiey, atii-
da Headley, his wife, Abigail Swartwcod,
Nicholas O'Caliahan, Amanda Callahan, his
wife and the unknown heirs of D avid Dye, de.
ceased, defendants.
The said defendants will take notice that on
the 4th day Of January. A. D.. 1855. the plaintiff
hledin said court his petition, alleging, that a.
bout the year 1888, he purchased ffom David
Dye. SEN, now deceased, the folio wing tract Of
land, situated in said county, to.wit: The north
west quarter of the south west quarter of section
%, Township 2. Range 4 that said David Dye,
made him deed for said premises, which was
burned ia tho Recorders office the fifst of an
uary, l640. That said David Dye, died in the
winter Of 1898 that the defendants, heirs,
David Dye, in November, l84l, executed to the
plaintiff q decd intending to convey to him tho
Same land. that by mistake in drawing the last
mentioned deed. the land was improperly deserib-
ed - lying in Section 35 The plaintiff asks judg
ment that the last mentioned deed may be cor.
rected that defendants may be ordered to convey
the premises aforesaid to the plaintiff. md that
the plaintiff may have his title to and posssssion
Of said tract of land in section %, granted said
defendant, aud required to appear and answer the
said petition by the 24th day of February, 1855,
aud on failure, the said plaintiff will ask judg-
ment against them by default ct the March term
of said court. 1855, according to the prayer OF
the petition.
HeLLIsrER, OKEY & HoLLrsrER.
Jan. 10, 1855. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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Notice in Partition.

Tames Lyons and Margaret Lyons. his wife. late
u Margaret Russel, Charles Russel, Robert
Russell, William Russell and Ohio Russell, Of Bel.
mont county, Ohio. Barnabas Dsarth Wilson
Hogue and Thomas Edwards of Monroe county,
Ohio. will take notice that petition was filed in
the court of common pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio, against them on the 10Th day Of January,
A. D., 1855, by Levi Kirk as the Guardian of the
said Charles Russell, Robert Russell and William
Russell, minor children and heirs Of Alfred Rus
sci, deceased. and is now pending wherein the
said Levi Kirk as such Guardian, demands parti.
ton for his said wards OF the lowing described
real estate, situate in said county of Monroe to.
wit: The north half Of the north west quarter
Of section A. township 6. and range Z, containing
50 acres more less, and at the next term of said
Court, application will be made by the said Levi
Kirk such Guardian fer an order that dover be
assigned and that partition may be made Of said
premises.
HoLLlsTER, OxEY g. HoLLisTKR,
Jan. IL, 1855. Atty's for Petitioners
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MA RR ED-On the 7th inst. BY
Peter King Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM PARKER. o
Ohio Township. and Miss ELISABETH J
CoEN. Of Green Township.
-On the 18th inst, by the Rev. VIM
ISexsmith. Mr.. SALEM GR1M, OF Monroe
county, Ohio. and Miss MELISSA VANeAMP
OF Welzel county, Va.
-On the l7th inst. by E. Headly. Esq
Mr., JOSEPH MlNGEs. and Miss MELISSA A
GRIM. both Of Monroe county. Ohio.
On the End inst, by Rev. r. Arm
strong, Mr.. SAMuEL 8. DoNNELLY, and
Miss CATHERINE TEBAY, all OF Monroe
county Ohio.
On the 9th inst. by the same. Mr.
RoBERr ARpERY. Of Clarion county, Pa.
and Mrs. MARY SMITH, of Monroe county,
Ohio. -l..sF.
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Notice for Partition,

@AvID Piles Nance Gre. and Rober
ED Cree he, hn.hsnd, Of Monroe COUNTY .ne
john q plea EI;zahe,h Roice and Abraham
-Roce her hns.nd of Nobi. coun,v and Josial
Plies. William s. piles. C,thsriue Rush. ane
Samuel Rush- her husband S.r,h Dnvai snt
WiIism Dnyai. her hu.b,ud. D.i;l.h Nse.;n .nt
Soiomar Marin. her hn.hanS I.h,mor Pile
Thomas Jeaarson piles Ieander plies Mir, a s,
Ples--the lss, four minors--and Eliz,hefl, Cs.l.s
rie. R,h.rt Cs.I..n,. Ehen.zer CsaI..n;e Iv,i;.
Gaiasp;e GEORGE f,ai.sn;e md Sarah Galanie =
the Isst Eve minors and All children of Mar
piles deceased yhc ;n,.rm.,,;ed With Jacot
Gaiaspie. an ef BeImont conntv f,hio. viii
take notice that Petition was filed against them
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Tha Seat of war.

A letter from London to the New York
Tribune. says that call the gallant officers
who at the Alma and Balaklsva rushed
intc death with readiness, are now seeking
preiext for their return TO the comforts
ofEngland. They wish. to sell their com
missions, or to retire on halt pay, because
they cannot live in rags. upon half ra
lions, unprotected against the drenchins
rain in the mud of the camp. 1t is true
that they believe all those intolerable hard
ships might have been obviated by more
capacity in the Commander.in-Ch Chief, and
more order in his staff. They haze los
their confidence in the success OF the ope
rations, and feel that their health and thei'
lives are sacrificed 10 the imbecility o
septuagenarian Generals. Sill. the ma
tion will charge them with cowardice fol
deserving the post Of danger"
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Dnff's Mercantile College.


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IL Legislature OF Pennsyivania, with perpet-
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His Exceliency the Hon. James Buchanan.
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Moses Hampton, Hon. Charles Naylor, Gen. j.
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FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Author of ssNorth American Ac-
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Professor OF Mercantile Law and Political Econ
onty.
P.HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematics al
Department, Professor of Mathematics. SC.
s Mr. I'D. Williams has permanently joined the
Faculty, aud it will be seen that during his late
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there regarded as the best penman il, the country
This Institution, therefore. presents attraction,
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United States The course of training comprises
upwards 400 real transactions, in six different
methods Of Double Entry Book Keeping. 800
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DAILY LEcruREs on Commercial Law and
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APPLICATION TO REDEEM LANDS
SOLD FOR TAXES.
Stillman T. Powell, } In the Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas of Monr0e Coun.

JOnn n. bridgman ~.
NM WHEREAS, on the 10th day of January, 1858,
w at sale made by the treasurer of said coun-
ty, of lands and town lots for delinquent taxes ID
pursuance of law, John H. Bridgman became the
purchaser Of the following tracts of land situate
in said county, to wit: Eight acres off the north
west corner of the south quarter of the south
east quarter of section 10, township 2, range 4,
containing 80 acres-l0 acres having been sold
off said tract in the north west corner-the said
tract charged onEtax Duplicate in the name
of Edward Smith, and said eight acres was sold
for q dollars "a cents and mills. Also, 10 acres
sold to said John H. Bridgman for dollars 70
cents and 5 mills, of the south west quarter Of
the south west quarter of section a, township 2,
and range 4. except acres off the north west
corner containing 80 acres, said 10 acres SO sold
to said Bridgn.an off the north west corner Of
said % acre tract, which said last mentioned tract
was charged in :he name of Edward Slay. No
tice is therefore hereby given that on the 9Th day
of January, 1856, the above plaintiff filed in said
court bis. pc sition to redeem said land, and also
paid to the clerk Of said court 80 So the taxes in
ferest, penalties and expenses on the said tracts
sold az afo. esad that application will be made at
the next term IF said court for an Older redeem.
ing said land from scch tax sales,
a STILLMAN T. POWELL
T.n,,.,, q ,oss ~
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Holland House,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.

THE large and commodious house on the south
i west corner of Main aud Main Cross streets
has been fitted up with new furniture of Handsome
aud comfortable style, and is now open for the &C
commodaticn OF guests. The subscriber invite,
the patronage Of the public; and those who favor
him with their company may be assured of has
p,able reception. the best fare, aud such comforts
aud attentions will make his house compare ia.
voIably with any others. Bills moderate.
HORACE HOLLAND.
July 6. 1853.
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Notice in Partition.

JACOB COLEMAN and Mary Ann Coleman
y his wife. William Haney aud Laney Haney
his wife, George How iler, Jacob Howiler, Jos
seph HowiIer and Conrad Howiler will take mo-
tice that on the 26th day of December, A. D.
1854. William Hoppe and Mary Hoppe his wife
filed in the court OF Common Pleas of said county
their Petition demanding partition of the follow.
ing described resi- estate situate in said county, to
wit: The north west quarter of section II, town
ship 6, and range 6. containing l60 acres, subject
to the dover Of said Mary Ann, therein assigned;
being the lands of which Jacob Howier, lat. oi
said county, died seized, That at the March term
of SAID court, 1855, the petitioners will ask for an
order Of partition.
HOLLISTER, OKEY & HOLLrsTER,
Attest Att'ys for Petitioners.
JAMES MITCHELL, Clerk
Monroe Common Pleas.
Jan. g. 1855