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Au,ong the Late Arrival
Dress Trim m I ssssl

WILL he opened this morning n
w teavt'f,i assortment NJ dies atestt,'m
,rinps ri the latest Paris style. Sash and Bonnet
Ribbons, AZ the PsiLsrrir a,A Cpesr CAsa srcer,
r,,ps IT, Lafayette Street.
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Gre0t U'Ortpty
MILLINERY Il FANCY GOODS

EHFN y FVyF SVWFFVs
MADAME r. MAINE, calls the attention ~ the
vy ladies II Fast sni west Baton Rouge, 10 The
fart, MT .h. hs. ncw, \ vefv ia,ee AMI waved
stock ofFANCy uOOps, embracing nearly every
article asked fov IN this lte. Her stock has heen
selected With great care, is fes', and fashionable
Che is determined 10 sell at Low figure for cash.
mar25lm
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s a. u Il s'ics.

onn POUNDS Gin. Re-. Eaueage:
VVV 2b posae Western Chnaae,
2 Cases choice new peefTonga
800 Pounds s. q. Dried beef.
10 Barrels Mess Pork:
az Boxes Star Candles:
~ Barrels Extra RectiAed whisky,
Gases tacour's Matches.
20 Rags Rio Coffee.
& Tierces DufIields llams.
300 Pounds Dufiield's s. g. Breakfast Bacon
u Cases Claret and White Wines.
10 Boxes vermicelli and MaCearopi.
Recently received, for sale hy
marie JOSHUA HEAL.
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u- A desirable cottage residence il Of
fered for sale elsewhere tc-day. It i. con-
veniently and pleasantly situated for fam
lily residence, and would suit gentleman
with his family. having business in town
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French Ma slttOlaa.

THE ladies are iuviteo ~ examine our
! tes,ttfut sssr.t,rpn ~ French Imported
nr.}nv Mantiiiae Of the latest and snret fashion,
shle styles. purchased n The Importers IN N York
4. The assortment I. mt very large, the ladies
would DO we'll tn csl esrly-as the
Put, .rstep,A CssAr Cssu srnev,
,uat25-tf Lafayette Street.
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Needle Work EsesbvOideries.
A MOTHER ut NJ those cheap em
n tt,,dety., tn.t received re, s,eatret Ca
hawba, from sew York Auction a. the
PINT Ars,esiA CasAr CAsa 6rc.~
1,ats vette Street
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Cooking stoves.

suitana, Telegraph, Masonic.
Eagle. Mayaower, Eclipse
Meteor, better. Premium,
Large and small eises on hand and for sale low
ALSO
nn ASS WIRE. ton ustKs.
Nursery Fire Tenders. Family G,inhatnnes.
MANNlILA MATS. GUN NOlNTlNt!S,
Grain Cradles. Noarng Machines.
SMITHS NELIOWS, SHEET mon
Counter Scales Sheet Zinc.
bell CARRIAGES, COPPER HIvFTa.
mar21 at ". G. NoNTAN's.
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nROCERS COUNTER SCALES
u Two sisss, Weighing from :, 70 240 pounds, st
mar27 .. C. MOETANS.
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CuI1v1ENsS DLACK1NG.-1n csses.
- with ossshes, a. nc. MONTANB.
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ETAT DE LA LUl'lsIANE-paroisse

ETAv DE LA LOUISA Paroisse
dist Baton Rouge-t'ou, du Gue Dist,
.luAciai,e- No 1891 = Wssu,neton
Z R,Lry. c"nt,e sec C,6anciers
Oprps re IA CouR.
nRDONNl7 que Washington Z Riley.
~ SOFT auptise fai,es ceseicn lie tcu!es
seq rtcp,ietae ses c,eancie,s ct Ia tlite
cessicn est accertee Al profit DIES dis ere
encieis
II est do plus c,lcune que lie lit Riley
convcque SEES cteanc;p,s le Q Anvil. pro
chain 1850 10 heu,es 'lu m.tin. par'le-
want Sanl Sheffield Recorder. de Ia "a
rciese d'Est Baton Rouge. = scn bureau,
da"s Ia Vile ,le Baton Rouge. rc"r del'be
rer su, les aHaires du dit debiteur ;nsol' a.
h'e. et II dit SknlGpd esq ncu,ne = reHet
he outsider = Ia lt assemblies DIES lits ct6-
antieIs ct den fai,e procas verbal confpr -,
Mars 27. 1856. t1retIint.
EN- ve,tn ,ln l'arrat ri essus. les c,ean-
cie,s de Washington z Riley, sunt notifies
par lee p,esen'es davcit se ,eunit q mon
hurean on Ia vile liz Baton Rouge. Mer-
cted. le Q Anvil. 1850. . 10 heu,es In ina
tin. pour .elibe,er s,r les atlairee tie Wash
i'eton = Riley. debitenr insolvable de
cette raroisse. ct pour 'eter,niner la ma
"isre Ia plus avautageuse he dispcser das
effects ahsndcnnss par lie dit 'nsovable al
profit da sea t,eanciets.
SAMt sKOLFtFLU,
Mats2a 10. Recorder
STATE or LOU1slANA.-sixth judi,
eial District t"u,t-larish Of East Ia
ton Rouge-HrNRy Cant. VS. Fravrn,s
Lererr, aud J. = repe,n, No. l7l2j
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF seizure aud
ID sale issued in The above entitled and
numbered cause, aud t, me directed ffr,,t
The Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court il,
aud "a, The Parish ut East Baton Rouge
have eei,e,l and will offer Al public sale.
at the Court House door. Of said Parish. in
the citv Ba'ou Rouge, on
saturday. the 5ts. ~ Apvti. west.
A ". 1856. at l O'clock. A. M. If said day
all the right, title interest and claims of
the defenlent, in o, IL the mortgage pro
unrtY herninate, sci tu,tl anl described.
to wit
A certain trart nj land situated in this
Parish East BATON Rouge, IN the Amite
river. al about sixteen miles from, the city
ot Baton Rouge containing six hundred and
forty acres more ci less. bounded on the
north by land Of X. w Ereenwell. east by
The amite river. south by John Kerr. Il
West by public lands together with all
the buildings and Improvements theteuuto
attached ~ in anywise belonging to The
same track Of land acquired Ivy Henry Carl.
from the Clinton aud Fort Hudson Rail
road Company. by an act. passed heto'e
Saml Skoheld, Parish Recorder If date
10Th day Of April. A. D.. 1861, seized to
pay and satisfy the judgement. interest and
cost, IN the above entitled and numbered
cause Terms Of sale-Cash, with the
benefit Of the apptaisement.
marl II. V. EABIN, Sheriff.
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DAvlS. PAIN ktlleR.-A fresh sapply a
I, ne shcve jastly celebrated medicine. ysse =.
cs'ved aaa tbs tale hy ~ vaAlyr.
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Hen Utfap Storf.
beautiful sur, ,Ss asootls.

vSpRWtttW1 sprung tOOOs.
1usr RECEIVED per s,estnshir caha~ha, frrn,
u New York. ana opened this morning, choice
selection cf ladies Dress Gocas. Flrunced "af
eye Robes, Chs,ly, Plain ard Mark Rafeees,
Gtrgh,,r.. lawns, very sne eb'ck Araca, s"re'
ncrha,ire English aud ttenck prints, R+il!'antes,
Corded Lawns, Paris Sylrhi"eH. rev article 10Y
lad,e. dfesses, Grenadines A., At the
PHILADELPHIA cur II CAS-" sVoRF.
MARES . Lafayette street
Among the Late Arrivals
or NEW GpUps Ar THF
pl,slatlelpl,ar Cheap Cash store.
WILL he found beautiful new style
W Part. B.,.se. Flrurced ,rtes. very cheap
A t.,r. ss.c. t,,prt ri Sat-. Oamask Tah'e Cloths
and Napkins very superior onahsv o. Gents Yin
o, q. ,rh,,r l,,riketrhiefs afew pieces Of srrer
white linen dr!ll Fo. safe NJ the
Par, AVE, rs,s Caras CAsn srcer,
..,.osv tsfar cite Street
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

n. .,e requested 70 announce th- following
gentlemen, n. candidates. fct Municipal Office.
~ N. Municipal election IN April.
For Mnyc-.
sos PA MON0 EFT,
Fcr Sstsctr.e..
". ward No I, r.. Ars,cs,s. Sew. ". y.
Res,sn, Joseph tns1s,s-r.
Ward M. 2. Ed. wits. ~. q. Nsrsstr",
Wensy Tvsnssnsvr.
ft- 1.ensn,e., H,iertor c1d Assessor,
HENRY u. Wolfe.
Fs. tyts srnstot'e.
FRANK NEpHe.NN.
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EF There was a meeting yes'e'
LAY evening, Of the Boatd Of Select
men Of this city, whereat important
business, in connection with the inter
est Of the city, was transacted. We
shall give synopsis Of the proceedings
tomorrow.
r.,sr ALARM Mues,'sy, night
the town vas. thrown into ccmmotion
BY The cry, Of Fire. We upset n
table, il the haste to get out Of the
house. and on inquiry Of the whetea-
bouts, we're infomed by a young gent
with a long nine in one corner Of bis
mouth, that 1.-THE Fires down below"
Immediately at>er, We learned the i'm
pcrtapt fact, that all fools day, was
about to expire. and the alarm was in
tended to note the anniversary.
Tas pecv,s,cr Brs,vess This tare.
stand. committed in the opinion that the
Provision business, after all, is the hest bu-
sine.s. II Is a certain business and no
man was ever known 10 statve in IL; which
cannot he said cf scne cthet branches II
human industry
Our ccnTre,e, ppvsr IN. GU has pro
claimed to the world thi. morning, that he
is now located in this business. at the corn
er Of ST. Ferdinand and America streets.
where he will be found with full stock
of such things as appeal most elcquen'ly 10
the soul Of intelligent and rational IMAM -
Such persons as are skertica) as IT, the
truth II what he says. THAT he sells low
for cash" can have theft doubts entirely
remcveL nv giving him call.
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xYeyyB mrsno x1eyye'
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The pr,ce of Tobacco.

The tobacco -Inarket seems steadily ad-
vsncing from the eunfa vorable condition of
the growing crop A tobacco firm in New
York in their circular issued ON, Tuesday
states sk needless for us to set forth the
gloomy fcrebodiugs of majority resident
at the, West, but We. are free to admit
that in all moral probability the western
growth will this year be reduced one third
atlleast, and without heightened and
favorable season, a still further deficiency
may occur; and with the reduced stocks,
both at home and abroad, followed by an
oshcr short crop. it is scarcely to be expec-
ted that any decline can occur in the pres
eiit market value and for some descriptions
a further advance is looked for. 1t will
be- seen that the value of the manufactured
article has greatly improved on all grades
and descriptions As another feature
tending to strengthen future prices OF
leaf, We may notice that manufactures of
cutting descriptions have made aprogres-
sive Improvement in their list of prices,
which has net been done without much
reluctance on the part of those largely
interested. /"
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Legal Notice.

DICHARD GRAY, whose place of residence
| l. is without the State of Ohio, will take no.
tics, that on the 25th day of August, 1856, at
the instance of Hugh B. Hill, summons and
order of attachment was issued against him
by Joel f. Randolph. Esq, Justice of the
rcace within and for the county of Monroe,
and State ot Chic demanding S19,629. That
said Summons was returned endorsed defcn-
dant not found, and said order of attachment
endorsed no goods, &c, found whereon to levy.
said attachment with suggestion to said JUS
tive that said Richard Gray had interest in
real estate in said county. The said Hugh Il.
Iiiil thcreupon on the 30th of August, 1856,
iile. transcript of said proceedings in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, and
obtained an order of attachment thereon which
has been served of all which the said Richard
GRAY will take notice. The said defendant
Richard Gray will also take notice, that on the
3Oth of August, 1856, said Hugh b. Hill, filed
in said court his petition in civil action against
said defendant, wherein he asks Judgment
against said defendant for fifty-two dollars and
SO cents with interest as follows: On S23, from
February ], lS4s, on $23 from December 25,
lS4S, and on $3.50 from March 81, 1s4s. You
will therefore take notice, that unless you APP
pear in said court, on or before the third Sat
urday after the 9Th day of October, 1856, and
answer or demur to said petition, that at the
October term of said court, 1856, said plaintiff
will ask for Judgment against You by default.
HoLLIsTER, OkEY & HoILIsrER,
Sept. 3, 1856. Att'ys for II. j. Hill.
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Fusion,sm Extra.

OF all the presumptious and preposter-
GUS parties that ever existed On the face
of Gods earth, Fusionism is the worst
What time they are not in convention
they are in extra session. Wherever they
have power they go in for the EXTRAS
They have had an EXTRA session of the
Legislature; in Wisconsin they are in Ex-
IRA session now. In Ohio they have pro-
vided for one EXTRA session, and are talk,
ing about calling another. They have
sent an EXTRA Committee to Kansas; in
this State they have out now several Ex-
IRA smelling committees drawing pay and
mileage
That's the way the money gees,
Pop goes the weasel"
-Plain Deeler.
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DIHD

vOn the 9th day Of July, 1856, i'm Adams
tcxnship, Monroe County, o., JOHN SPRAGUE
in the fifty third year of his age.
The subject of this notice. had been for some
seven years Disciple Of Christ. Christianity
withshim was the all engrossing subject, and
his conduct was bright commentary upon the
cxcefiency of religion and the soundness OF
his!corvsrsfon lie died without fear and in
triumph He lsfsan a.Ftctionatc wife and Z
children; m..s they remember his alinonitons
walk in his foot steps, and follow him to the
hosle of the just. lie was in his community
lorehiJst in every good work, but his work on
esrtl,is cnslei, his. sulerings over, his last
flrcweit 'hSs been spoken, We shall see him
again, but ,.ot now. On the aowery mount of
zioa l,S SSsArc we shall renew our companion
ship aud JON TO praise The Lord tha; guided US
hsme.s *; g4s
The world may rouli.i Inc rage and fight,
And isy in dust tie brightest thrones,
There is nothing can that soul alright
W':o iiycs.icr God ami him alone.
when such do lay tl,eir garments By
As.i from their ardoas labours cease,
They'll fni bsni Of angels nigh,
TO wait them to the realms of peace.
Z. MCMAHON.
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N % ~ T. CE

Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio,a their next session, asking for a graded
county road from Srdis in Oh o tow pship, to
Antioch in Perry township, commencing at
Sardis; thence down the River to the mouth of
Narrow's run, thence up said run to the low
gap,near the residence of Jno. Robinson, thence
down Walnut camp run, the nearest and
best route to Henry Eglebery's mill, the near
est and best route to Antioch, the grade of said
road not to exceed 81 degrees.
Many Petitioners.
Sept. II, ] 1s4e tpd.)
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PROCLAMATION

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of Monroe County, Ohio that on
Tuesday, the j 4h day Of Oct. Il. d. 1856,
= general election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the several town
ships of said county. when and where the fol-
lowing officers for said State will be voted for
and chosen, to wit:
One Judge of the Supreme Court full term :;
One Judge of the Supreme Court, unexpirel
term;
One Attorney General;
One Member of the Board of Public Works:
One Commissioner of Common Schools.
Also the following officers, to wit
One Member of Congress to represent the
18th Congressional District of said State in the
Congress of the United States;
One Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
the second subdivision of the eighth Judicial
District of said State, composed of the coun-
ties of Monroe Belmont and Guernsey.
Also the following officers for said county Of
Monroe, to wit:
One County Auditor;
One County Commissioner;
One County surveyor;
One director of the County Infrmary.
The l,w requires that the polls shall be open
si between the hours of six and ten o'clock in
the forenoon and closed at six o'clock in the
afternoon of said day; and the law also re-
quires that the poll books shall be sealed up and
directed to the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of said county of hlonroe, shall be con-
veyed to said Clerk, by one of the judges of
the election in the respective townships, on or
before Thursday. October l6. 1856, under a
penalty of two hundred dollars.
The Trustees of the several Townships
of this county, are hereby further notified to
select, at the same time and place, and return
with the poll books, agreeahly to law, the
names OF one hundred and eight ju licious per-
sons, having the qualifications of electors, to
serve as grand and petit jurors for the courts
of record, &C.. of the said county of Monroe,
except for the Probate court; and also the names
of one hundred and eighty judicious persons,
having the qualifications of electors, to sew"
jurors in the Probate court of said county
of Monroe. Which said jurors have been ap-
portioned among the several townships of said
county as follows to wit:
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Legal Notice

Elizabeth Roavlcs,.f M iCtsOEAS RoWLES. the
VS.. IN defendant, now resid-
Nicholas Hosvles. ing in parts unknown to
the plaintiff will take notice that Elizabeth
Rowles, of the Ceunty Of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio, did on the 6th day OF August, a. d.
1885, file her petitior in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Monroe, in
said State of Ohio, against the said Nicholas
Rowles, defendant, setting ferth that the said
Nicholas Eowles gave q Mortgage te.t he said
plaintiff on the south west quarter Of thenorth
east quarter of section No. %, of township
No. ., of range No. 5; containing 80 acres and
5s- -hundredths of ana acre, in the District of
lands subject to sale at Marietta, oiaio. Also,
Il lot of land being the south west quarter of
the south west quarter of section No. 2S Of
township ,, of range ., containing 80 acres
and 81 hunlredths of an acre. And also, an
other lot of land, being a part of the north
west quarter OF the south east quarter of SEQ
ton %, of township 2, of range 5, it being on
the west side of said lot, the east line running
with the middle of the bg-iick rum containing
ten acres, more or less. Said lands, FIRST and
third na,ncl tracts being in said county of
Monroa, AMI said second named tract in the
county of Washington, Ohie. to secIre the
payment Of seven hundred and fifty dollars,
according to a.certain note referred to in sail
Mortgage, and prwying that said defend ant may
pay said sum of $3.50 with interest thereon
from the 22d day of December, 1S45, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same;
and the said Nicholas Eowles is notified that
he is required to appear antl answer said petit
tition on or before the third Saturday altar the
25thday of September. 1856
JOHN SINCLAIR,
s Ang. IS, ls5s--Gw. Akttx. for PlaintiG
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Notlce!

sBOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT
TIERS is not, as some persons suppose,
substitute for brandy Itcontains merely
sufficient spirit to preserve it. We offer
it to the public simply as remedy which
can be depended upon. in most cases of
Dyspepsia, Headache, and Indigestion.
1t will be found an excellent remedy for
the many unpleasant effects attending
change of climate and water.
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MARRIED:

Or Monday evening, the 18th inst by Rev.
~ w. Dallas, Mr.. WILLIAM 8. K. LYNCH and
Miss LOUISA BELT, al. of this place.
ION the 18th inst, by II. L. Bowser, Esq.
Mr.. DAVID +. SUFFER- and Miss LOUISA HOFFMAN
al of Summit township, this county.
ron the 2lst of August, 1856, by Jamss
Henderson, ESQ.,, Mr.. GsoReE G. WALTERS and
Miss nARRIErrE REED all of this county.
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Legal Advertisements.
M0Nee.

..ss... N 0c&Ge.
NANCY FILM, of the conaty of iFau9uier,
IN in the State If Virginia, is hereby notified
that James Finn I'D on the 21st day Of -Au-
gust, 1856, file his petition in the Office of tie
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, charging the said Nancy
Finn, his wife, with wilful sbsence from him
for more than three years pas, and asking that
he may be divorced from her, ,.'c said Nancy
Finn. Petition will stand for hearing. at the
October Term of the Court of Common Pleas
for said county of Monroe. g
The defendant, Nancy Finn, will take .:otice
that dispositions will be taken in this case by
the plaintiff on the 18th and Goth days of Sep
tember, 1886, at the court house in the county
of Preston, in the State Of Virginia, between
the hours Of 6 o'clock a. nl and 6 o'clock p. IN.
of said days, before competent authority.
Dated this 2lst day of August, 1855.
s.-i,-z-- JAMES EI.INN,
Aug. q. By WIRE s. HOLLAND, his .atty's.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


b. S. Cowen DY virtue of writ of
US. ID fl. ia. ct len. ia. to me
Lawrence Roach directed from the court of
and common pleas of Monroe
A. r. Covert. county, Ohio will offer for
sale, at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsiicld, in said
county, between the hours OF 10 o'clock. a. m.
and o'clock. p. H., on
Saturday, the lh dsy of October, 1855,
the following described real estate lying and
being in Monroe county, to wit:
2 The south half of the north east quarter OF
section thirty-three, township three and range
five containing fifty-two acres, more or less.
Appraised at four hundred and twenty dol
lars.
Taken in execution, and levied on, as the
property of Lawrence Roach and a. Is. Covert
u the suit IF benjamin S. Cowen.
WILLIAM READ,
Sept. 10. So 81. Sheriff of said county.
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Notice.

Notice.
rT,HE partnership heretofore existing between
J. M. BRuMELLE & w. 7. KENT, trading un-
der the name of Brunette 4 Kent, in the town
of Calais, Monroe County, Ohio, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be carried on at the old stand, by William
7. Kent; and all business belonging to said
firm will be settled by him.
J. NJ. BRUMELLE,
Sept. II, 1856. WM. T. KENT.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONER SALE.
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
Id the court of Common Pleas of the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case OF
Anthony Sheets against John Flanagan, there
Will be offered for sale, at public auction, at the
door Of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, on
Monday, the 20h day Of October. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit:
The south west quartersof tho north west
quarter Of section twenty mine, township three
and range four, WV. OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept. II. So 90 Non Com Pleas.
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Townships. Com. Pleas, &c. Probate Court.

Given under my hand at the Shcrifs Office.
at Woodsfeld, this 18th day of September, A.
D. 1885. WM. READ, Sheriff,
Sept. L, 1855. Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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n. 4. B. No ;s,:;3:a bill; T;'' sa'
taxes, eta less denomi-
nation than Five Dol
FAIRS, except upon the
solvent Banks of Ohio.
Every taxpayer is
respectfully requested
ito remember the num-
Der of the Section in
which his lands are,
md also to present his
aeceipts to the Treas
| uer, for work done on
Che public roads, the
same as heretofore.