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USE THE MAGIC IMPRESSION PAPER
For Writing Without Pen or Ink.

HOPYING Leaves, Plants, Flowers,
~ Pictures, Patterns for Embroidery Marking
Linens ndelibly and Manifold Writing. Thsarticle
is absolutely the best portable inksand in the known
world, fer q small quantity folded and placed in the
pocket constitutes u travelling inkstand which can
not be broken. No pen is needed, for any stick,
sharpened TO point writes equally as wen as the
best gold pen in the universe For drawing IL is in
dispensabe. II is indeed, the whole art of drawing
and painting-taught in enc lesson. Any leaf plant
or flower be transferred to the pages Of album
with minute and distinct resemblance of nature.
With equal facility, pictures and embroidery patterns
are taken and have received the highest eulogiums
from the fair sex and, indeed tasteful present
for q lady could not be produced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen, or other
articles, so 10 remain perfectly ndelible All the
washing in the world fails TO bring il out Any
child can use il with perfect With this Magic
Paper, likewise, one four copies Of every letter
written can be secured, without any additional labor
whatever, making il the cheapest and most convent
emit article extant 1t is used TO great advantage by
reporters Of the public press, Geographic operators
and hosts Of others.
Each package contains four different colors-black.
blue green, aid red-with full and printed nstruc-
tons FOR all TO use and will last sufficiently 70 obtain
five hundred distinct Impressions.
II put up In beautifully enameled oolored envel-
opes, with truthful likeness Of the proprietor at
tached.
Each and every package warranted.
Pnce-$2 per dozen, or i've for 81.
Single packages, rs cents.
Mailed to all parts Of the world, on the reception
Of the above prices
Address, postpaid, N. HUBBELL,
167 Broadway, New York
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Mem York Markets.

New YoRK, April lo.-Cotton is upward and
firm. Flour is trihe higher; sales Of good Ohio
at 80 Of $40 81 Ia; Southern $40 a $40 Al.
Corn is upward and firm; sales Of $4,000; West
em mixed at 81 06 Ia lot. Pork is upward
and firm sales OF old mess at $l2 81 l-2 Beef is
upward and firm. Lard is unchanged. Whiskey
is unchanged sales Of Ohio at S5 cents
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PolikinaL.

HARTFORD, April 9.--The Union ticket nomi-
mated by the Democrats in this city against the
Know-Nothings was supported by the anti Know
Nothing Wings in the city election, and the Union
ticket carried four of the six aldermen, and thir-
teen of the twenty-four councilmen. The Know.
Nothings are said to be routed OH the full vote
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MnO York Stock Market.

New YoRK, April l0.-Stocks are lower. Money
is unchanged. Sales at the first board, Of Erie RR
at 81 b-sc.; Cleveland 4 Toledo RR., at Tao; Can
ton Co., 27c.; Reading RR., Soc; Cumberland Coal
Co., 20 s-4c.; New York Central RR., 93 s-4c
Pennsylvania Coal Co., l06c.
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COLLECTOR AND AGENT.
TIME subscriber offers his services to

u public as Agent, TO take charge of property,
collect and settle accounts transact such business
as may be committed TO his care with pronptness and
fidelity.
Any communication addressed TO the subscriber
at his residence, of 9th and NJ streets or at
VIM X. Rieys store, corner Of sth street and Penn
sylvania avenue will be promptly attended to.
mar 29--eolm A. GLADMON
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FOR RENT,

EBhlCE Reduced, Dwelling House, No.
"A 2Ss street, containing twelve good sized
rooms two good dry cellars, with handsome yard
and -four garden in the rear. The1man building is
lighted with gas, and all the fixtures are ready for
use. There is constant supply Of water on both
floors of the back building; also, bathing fixtures
ready for use. The house, &c, nearly new, and
in perfect repair.
will rent il bargain 10 a responsible person.
Also, several elegant FURNISHED rooms TO sings
gentlemen. Apply to G. T. GARDNER,
ap 7-2awU 800 G street
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

OPINIOhS Of THE PRESS.
LtwBEL's MAGIC IxPREssIoN PAPER.-We refer our
Teadtrs 70 the advertisement IN antoher column set.
ting forth the merits Of this pleasing and ingenious
invention. The cheapness should induce all 10 give
il trial. PHILADELPHIA Merchant
ct is unsurpassed for neatness and utility and
should meet with the sale IL richly deserves. y tn
bune.
Just what the public has long desired and recon-
mends itself TO every individual Of taste and refine
ment."-,Tourndl and C5urisr M 5-lm
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
| REPORTED FOR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


BALTIMORE, April lo.--Fiour is upward and
higher--sales Of 200 bbs. Of Howard streetat $40.
Wheat--sales Of red at ~ 35 a 81 40; white at
81 As a 81 60. Corn is upward, and triae high
er-sales of white at 9s 90 cents yellow, 9s a
100 cents per bushel
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Books Of the
~ Assessors will be open at their Office in the
City Hail. from the I'd Of April 20 the 10th inclusive
Sundays excepted,) from o'clock, A. TO 8 p. for
tho inspection Of those interested in the assessment
Of their property for the year 1855.
T. II. DARKNESS, Secretary.
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NEW Goods for Gentlemen. --Jus OPEN
~ ed and ready for sale Springs Cloth, Cassi-
meres, and Vestng, of new and beautiful style and
qualities. Orders promptly filed.
Also, constantly on hand, good supply Of Ready.
made Clothing, OF superior quality and style Of finish
to what is TO be had generally in that way Tran
sient customers or citizens being In immediate want
can be suited.
Best quality Shirts and Furnishing Goods in varie-
ty, Gauze Shirts Drawers, &c.
A. II. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier
Rp 9-2wif under Browns Hotel
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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE
VISITS 10 European Celebrities; by DIR

" Ut 70 20 EUFUPtHH OtItBTItIts5 Dy DIT
Sprague. 81
English, Past and Present; by r. G. French, B. D.,
author of I" The Study Of Words" &c. rs cts
Treatise on English Punctuation; by Wilson. Third
edition, enlarged, 12mo. OIL
cents
Hope Campbell, or Know Thyself; by cousin
Kate"
Catholic and Protestant Nations compared, in their
relation 70 Wealth, knowledge, and Morality; by
Rev. N. Roussel, with an introduction by the Rev.
Baptiste Noel, Of London. l volume
Signs Of the Times, Past and Present; by DR..
Cumming
The Daily Life or Precepts and Prescriptions for
Christian Living; by John Cumming, ID. D. rs cts
Cummings Scripture Readings, viz: Genesis, Exc
dus Leviticus, Matthew, and Mark Each rs cts
Memoirs Of John Frederick 0berlin. 40 cts
Harper's Story Books No s: Prank, OF the Philoso-
ply Of Tricks and Mischief Small 4to, $50 pages
25 cents. GRAY a BALLANTYNE
ape 49S Seventh street
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ap 2-dtiOth ap
UyARM NEAR WASHINGTON ron

NJ Saie.-The undersigned offers for sale her
Farm, situated in Alexandria county, Virginia, two
miles from Georgetown, ID. G. II contains 20 acres
Of land, 20 or more under cultivation, the remainder
in Oak and Pine wood land-the greater part Of the
latter Of large growth. The whole is enclosed by
new and substantial fence. There are two good
springs and neyer-faling branch Of water on the
premises. The Improvements consist Of neat and
modern frame dwelling and back building, contain
ing in all eight rooms; stable, corn house, &c.
Also, young Orchard containing about 900 trees
Of choice Apple, Peach, Ounce, Apricot, and Cher
ries, in bearing order.
The heathfuness Of the location, responsibility 81
the neghborhood nearness Of access 70 the city and
the variety Of shrubbery surrounding the house. If
ford rare inducement 10 any one wishing 70 pur-
chase a handsome country scat
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber or Of
Malcolm Douglas, living adjoining, who will show
the premises TO those DESTROYS Of purchasing. Title
indisputable.
ap s-2w# MRs s. HAMILTON
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
VARIETY of Building Lots i'm I

N cinity Of the City Hall Also in all other parts OF
the city, on terms accommodating. Inquire at Mr..
Adamss Boarding House, opposite TO Browns Hotel.
To be seen from 10 A. NJ, or 3 to r. NJ also 81,
address through the Post Office will receive at
tention.
mar 5-3tAw3m DAVID MYERTE
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NEW GOODS.
AN ILL. STAMFORD. Merchant Tai.

Wv Tor has just received handsome and we'll
selected stock Of French and English Goods for gen
temen's wear suitable for the present and approach
ing all Of which will be made up 70 order at
shortest notice and in the most fashionable and ee-
giant STYLE at the very lowest possible price, at No
4ss Pennsylvania avenue, north side, three doors
west of Third street. aN
mar 27-2aw3wif
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PEOPLES THEATRE
LATE vARIETIEs)
Lessee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. KEENAN,.
Acting and Stage Manager. JOHN WEAVER.
Prices of admission Orchestra Chairs so cents.
Parqnette ~ " cents Regular Ticket rs cts. Pri-
yAte Boxes 50 and IS.
Second night Of the engagement Of
Miss CHARLOTTE WYETTE, and
Mr.. ]. II. TAYLOR.
This (Tuesday) Epening, Aprl loA,
Win be presented the celebrated Tragedy Of
THE CANISTER.
mrs beverley. Miss Charlotte Wyette.
mr. beverley .............,....Mr Mr.. ]. H. Taylor.
'''A09 1890, ,.,.,.....,, mr. WhAiiey.
To conclude with the aughable Farce Of the
MISTAKEN FATHERS.
Deiph..'.......,. John Weaver.
Emmy .,.................,.. Miss J. Tyson.
Ew GALLERY FOR CoLoRED PERSONS Is
Doors open at Z o'clock. Curtain rises at u to s
ap 10-1t
NATIONAL THEATRE
Positively the last nights Of
KUNKEL'S
OPERA TROUPE.
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings, april
10th and 11th.
NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
MINsTRELsY AND THE ETHIOPIAN DRAMA.
Admission rs cents
Gentlemen to the Dress Circle without Ladies' 87I6
cents. JNO. 7. FORD, Agt.
gag Oh, Thursday Evening, april l2M, tie
Troupe 0iH appear at
LIBERTY HALL, ALEXANDRIA.
ap lot
"MIY CUM WEEzEN OULLYr
WEDNESDAY NoCTES.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
sGNTHToN WoNK EHT
"MAS ST OHW" RO
HOP DE DOODEN DO.
apl0-2t
STANLEY,S
Western Wilds of America,
Or Grand National Panorama of the Indian and his
Country, will open for exhibition
Wednesday, april 4,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Afternoon exhibition for ladies' and children on
Wednesday, to commence at 81 o'clock
Evening exhibition at ~ P. NJ.
Admission rs cents. Children half price.
apps
COME ONE, COME ALLl
Grand Military and Civic Ball
OF THE
SCOTT GUARDS,
Thursday, April12, 1866,
AT CARUSI'S SALOON.
HSHE Scott Guards respectfully announce
- TO their friends and the public generally, that
they will give Ball the above named evening
and place, for the purpose of aiding the Corps in
purchasing their arms.
The entire success ofour first Ball inspire us with
renewed confidence, and we pledge ourselves to use
every exerton in our power to make this second
effort, equal if not superior to the first.
Tickets, One Dollar.
Committee Of arrangements.
Ensign Cox, Sergt. Withers,
Private French, Private Sothoron,
Brewer Mast,
Mexican, Riordan.
ap 5-ThSMTW&T6t
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FANCY MILLINERY.

" ftIFt u WFLkFNEKfs
MISS Amelia Pribram and sister have
lt1 opened Fancy Millinery store, on Pennsylva-
MA avenue between 10th and 18th streets south side
No 277 and would respectfully call the attention OF
the ladies Of Washington and vicinity 10 their hand
some and varied assortment Of imported and manu-
featured Millinery Of the latest styles OF New York
Lace, and other Spring Bonnets Also, dress and
other Caps.
All orders in the millinery line thankfully receiv.
cd and faithfully attended TO.
mar lb--2mo
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LOOK BEREt

EOUN HEHET
MORE Bounty Land to all who served
lv1 in any war, since 1890, whether as officers,
soldiers, sailors, marines, landsmen chaplsins
clerks, Indians, wagon-masters teamsters Tor their
widows minor children who have not yet received
full l60 acres and who have been in service "a days.
will do well 70 write to us, post paid and their Land
Warrant viii be sent TO them, and charge II not
obtained.
Address, or call on
LLOYD 4 CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, ID. @.
mar TT
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bounty LAND CLAIMS.

WILL give prompt attention TO Claims
N OF the above description. Communications upon
the subject, by letter. post pad) or in person. can
be made to the undersigned. No charge made un-
less the application succeeds.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE
Attorney at Law, and Agent for Claims,
mar 27-2aw6w Alexandria Va
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KID GLOVES /!

KID GLOVES!
lust received fifty dozen splendid arti-
a. Gle of Kid Gloves, at so cents.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
A-IM
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DERRY DAVIS, vegetable Pain killer.


u No medicine ever offered TO the public has met
with the success that has attended the sale Of Perry
Dayis's Pain Killer. This remarkable remedy, SO
celebrated for its instantaneous and magic cure Of
burns, bruises, scads, and pains of the body, ex-
ternal and INTERNAL has attracted the attention Of
counterfeiters, who have, in many places managed
TO palm of their worthless limitations
The genuine Perry Daviss Pain Killer is now put
up in panel bottles, with the words Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer, blown in the glass and with two steel
engraved labels each bottle-one excellent like
ness Of Perry Davis, the Original Inventor OF the
medicine, the other steel engraved note of hand
none others may be relied upon genuine. Price Of
bottles 121f cents 25 cents so cents and 81 respec-
lively.
PERRY DAVIS SON, Projectors,
No. "a High street, Providence, r. /.
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray Balantyne and
John T. Mortimer, Washington, ID. @.
Purcell, Ladd Co., Richmond, Wa.
NJ. A. Santos a Son, and King a Toy Norfolk, Va.
Candy A Hatch: L. H. Stabler Co.. William II.
Brown Bro: Smith Atkinson E. a 8. Fry ODER
a Co., Baltimore, Md.
And by all the principal Druggists.
g-dAw8mo
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SILVER spoons, silver Tea-scts, Fine
~ Gold Watches, Rich Gold Jewelry. Also, q
large assortment of Spectaoes Of every quality and
variety Of other goods, which | viii sell at the
wholesale price, by the single article Do not fail 10
call before making your selections, at
No AIS Pennsylvania avenue,
Between 4 1-2 and 9Th streets,
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle,
III. o. HOOD.
N. H. Chronometers, Duplex, and other Fine
Watches, carefully repaired and warranted 10 give
satisfaction, BY an experienced workman. Also, new
work made TO order, and Jewelry repaired at short
notice, n. o. HOOD.
mar 20-H Sent and Globe)
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GB On Thursday Evening, April l2M, III
Troupe s0iH appear at
LIBERTY HALL, ALEXANDRIA.
an 10--2t
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Mpa S. HAMILTON.

RALM for the Wounded Relief for the
hp Distressed Perry Davis's Pain Killer, for
sale at wholesale retail at 227 Pennsylvania ave
me, opposite Wizards.
The efficacy of this medicine has been tested by
thousands See certificates
JOHN T. MORTIMER, Agent
mar 2e-lm Opposte Wizards Hotel
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FOR sALE.-A lot Of old exchanges at
~ this Office.
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NOR s,A LE.--By virtue Of decree

MINO TX NfA II n s--by Fhtue W NCCNoC "
~ the Orphans Court Of the District OF Colum-
bia duly confirmed BY the Circuit Court of said Dis
trict offer for sale Lot No. l0s, (Cabofs subdvis-
ion B in square No. G77 in the city Of Washington,
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of frame
house.
II not sold in reasonable time, at private sale, Il
will be offered at public sale Terms liberal
A. LLOYD, Trustee,
Office in tho east wing Of the City Hall.
ap e--M&W2t
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SHADE TREEs--We have noticed with pleasure
the substitution in many Of our principal streets
and public squares, Of the beautiful and healthy
silver maple for the nausesting and unhealthy Ali
anthus, which we presume was introduced into our
city for no other reason than its rapid growth, and
as a temporary shade for promenaders, until trees
Of slower growth could be 80 far matured as TO
dispense with the first We are particularly partial
to the maple, and for several reasons; first for the
beauty Of its outlines and dense foliage; second,
that its saccharine properties obnoxious 10 the
worms and insects so commonly found upon the
elm and some other shade trees; and third, that
it's decaying leaves less infect the atmosphere with
poisonous gases than most other kinds And be-
sides these reasons we have another; but In these
utilitarian times, we almost afraid to mention
Il in public but as we have no doubt but some OF
our readers have hearts attuned to natures music,
we viii venture to express Itis that the feathered
denizens Of the forest particularly partial to the
shade Of its leaves, and seem TO be inspired TO
melody by the winds whistlng through it's boughs,
and their music gives almost rural charm TO the
populous city.
We hope the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
will continue to direct that the maple shall be the
substitute for all others.
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CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN M. +. CHURCH,
The Baltimore annual Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Wesleyan conn xon,
viii bold their meetings in the Zion Wesleyan
Church, Island, commencing Saturday next, the
l4th, the Rev. W. H. Bishop presiding The
opening address win be delivered the following day,
Sunday, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, by the Rev. Joseph
J. Clinton, OF Philadelphia. The friends and pub
lie respectfully invited to attend, by the Rev.
J. Trusty, on behalf Of the Conference.
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POLICE CoURT.-Betore HorseH d Birch
James Baker, Jno. Davis, and Mary Jane Howard,
a negress, were in for lodging.
Jesse Mecker, John Buckner, Edward Smith,
and John Gilmore, alias Logan Williams, were
caught gambling at house on Ninth street, in the
northern part Of the city, and were fined $40 and
costs each
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Admission rs cents.
Gentlemen to the Dress Circle without Ladies 87I6
cents. JNO. I. FORD, Agt.
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A LII STRANGERS
N Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
of the curiosities of'the Patent Office.
Also his description Of Powell's great picture.
feb 2s--d1yif
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APRn 3, Is55-Match $40, 900, Lexington to beat
the fastest time at four miles, being 1929.
X. Ten Broeck's br. 9. Lexington by Boston, out
Of Alice Carnesl, BY imp. Sarpedon. [Gilpst-
rick The winner
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RESISTING AN 0FTIcER.-Wm Crawford, n yer,
black fellow was seen going through the street las
night with a bed on his back. When commanded
to stop by the watch, he dropped the bed and ran
and when overtaken, showed fight In a very spite
full manner, stating he thought they were rowdies
Captain Birch sent him to Jail this morning for thu
assault.
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Acting and Stage Manager JOHN S5 khF WEAVER.
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"AIX CUM WEEZEN OULLYW

IN as 81 OH W" 70
HOP DE DOODEN DO.
an '10--2t -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-09
Mark Curtis
against

Ruhama Smith, Cynthia
Clark s. Bernard Clark,
James MCGinnis Il Ma
rv Helen McG;nnis.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-09
Court of Common Pleas,
Wood County.
In Partition.

James MCOllnis " Ma III
ry Helen McGinnis
FINHE defendants will take notice that on the 2Sth
J. day of April, A. d. 1855, the above named
plaintiff filed petition in the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the following pre-
misses situate in said county 10 wit The north east
quarter of the south quarter of section number
nineteen, in township number fiYe north, of range
number eleven east.
Plaintiff demands that partition be made of said
premises, as follows: To said plaintiff two thirds
of said premises to said Cynthia Clark and Bernard
Clark one equal sixth part; to said James McGin-
mis- whatever interest he may be found to have in
the said premises; to said Mary Helen McGinnis
equal sixth part subject to the interest of the
said James McGnnis in the said one-sixth; and to
the said Ruhama Smith dover in the whole. At
the next term of said court application will be
made by said plaintiff for order that partition
may be made, &c. of said premises.
]. Fl. REID, Atty for Petitioner,
Perrysburgh Apal 2s, 1956.--w6S4.2o
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Wood Commea pleas, july Tenn, 1865.

Peter Sigler Fanny Fox, Andrew }. Fox, Levi
Fox, Marysan Fox, William Fox, Sarah VI. Fox,
and Samuel Mewry,
TTNHE nonresident defendants hereby notTfi ed
l. that the plaiatif, Peter Sigler, the 2Gth CT
April, 1855 filed in said his petition against
them setting forth, among other things that the
18th of Sept. 1858, plaintiff for valuable ecnsd
Grafton then paid became the purchaser of the south
east quarter of the north west quarter of section
twenty in town three north, Of range eleven east,
from one William Fox now deceased; that rtc said
William Fox. and Fanny Fox, of dett dants
and wife of the said william undertook to convey
said land by warrantee deed, but BY mistake descrb
ed it as the north west quarter of the south cast
quarter of said section and that before said mistake
discovered, he, William deceased, leaving a T.
drew j., Levi, Maryann, " iliam, and Sarah NJ,
minor heirs at law. The prayer of said petition is,
that said be corrected and unless defendants
appear and answer or demhr to said etition on or
before the first day of next term it will be taken as
true anu order had thereon accordingly.
PETER SIGLER, by S. JEFFERsoN,
May 10, 1955.--1wG$4 His Atty.
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Leonard Whitnore, use, &c. VS.. Charles V, Jeusc u
ct at.
CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of a writ Of cx-
y ecution 10 me directed and delivered fIt m the
court of common pleas of Weed county, Chic, I
will offer for sale at the door Of the court house in
Perryshurg on Saturday, June 23d. 1855. between
the hours Of % o'clock A. NJ. ard O'clock p y. Of
said day, the following property: ] he equal undi-
vided fourth part of river tract No $50 eighty
FIVE of the United States Reserve of miles square
at the foot of the rapids of the Miami of axe Eric
containing one hundred and thirty-ive acres, ey-
ceptiug 25 acres belonging to Luther Whtmore it
being the east side running parallel with the ori-
gnal line, excepting lots numbered 10, II, - rs
described in a deed from Luther WhHmore to Ga
briel Crane, in the village of Oregon.
WI. COOK, She rifT.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty fer PtfE
Mag 10. l955,--lwSS2N