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RIC III NJ ON ID WING.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.
FOUR DAYS LATER PROM rTpopr

fo' DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Nrw icRS, Jan 23.he steamship Africa arrived thi.
morning She sailed from Liverpool the 9Th inst and
brings four day- later alyice-
The Baltic arrived on BE morning of III, sth
There Is 40 change Of in European affairs and
matters generally continue quiet
PEACE PROSPECTS,
The new consists merely of the detail. OF peace r,
nofs bfongnt by the previous steamer Russia. answer
10 the Allied proposals cannot arrive until the 10th and
probably later The opinion with regard to il is tina, i.
"i contain neither absolute assent to the terms no,
the refusal OF them; but will make counter proposition
to he settled by renewed conferences.
THE WAR
Public feeling in England continues warIike, and in
France it i again becoming 80
Russia Continues incessant preparations for war
There Is nothing later with regard to operation. in the
Crimes except that the French blew up the dock. at s
b'stopoI Oh the 2.d Of December
ENGLAND
The English papers by this arrival develop nothing Of
marked Importance with regard TO Britisd affairs
THE SOUND DUES
Ihe conference to consider the position Of the Danish
sound Dues, has been postponed indefinitely.
SWEDEN
The active warkke preparations in Sweden heretofore
| mentioned continue unabated.
LATEST.
Berlin papers, received previous the deparur. n, the
mer a'e in terms by untavorAbs Of the disposition Of
Russia to consider the Allied proposals.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LAAr Jan ston~H-rhe sales past three i.vS I'VE
amounted 10 $50" bAle- The market dull with no change In
pee though circular, rvor, decline Of , to I'd o, ,b
' "' bales we're cold 10 selators amount 10
sIPor,er-
Breai.iaF.-Flour has advanced Cd with An Dn,ov, ,,
Wheat has advanced Ii. with an upward ,.paepv
though there e ~ qaotAble llterationfn prizes.
EF"s'i"'-rherr an improved for Beef Pork Lard
| and Bacon quiet.
-a'"'y NaSSef-Consols ARE quoted at s55..
lsEooND DESPATCH.
NV ioaE, Jan. 23-The Africa arrived at about Q
o'clock \, NJ The following i. a summary of the a,est
Intelligence dated London, mo rning of the 9Th inst,
English finds rallied Yesterday at the opening. but
rea>e subsequently, took place. closing at the pre.ou.
i'ys prices Money easy and in good demand at 5 per
sent.
At Paris, three per closed at 3as decline For
e'gn exchanges generally better.
OPERATIONS IN ASIA.
The Russian army took position at Kars on the 81 of
December, the troops being quartered in the town eav
ng small detachment of Cossacks occupying the fort6
cations at Schanydash The Russians collected large
torres OF provisions Yeni Keni village on the road 10
'rzeroum The Russian General appreherisiye of an
tiack upon Hars by Selm Pacha ard had consequently
concentrated all his available force there.
Sehm Patha was encamped ia the mountains of De.
| r.hJoynon
An attack on ETzeroum considered probable 4,
present in consequence the exhaustion of troops and
the state OF the roads
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IMpoIirANr 80 EVERlnoDy

ADvsNrrsiSs HorsE ~ s.slu
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM q NJ PErTESGILL cos SEwspAPFR ADvERTIs-
ING HOUSE
4 M Co for nearly all the
United States Cansdss Omees, iip Nassau direct
New York. aud 10 STATE street Bo-ts "a.
NEW-l YORK.
1886, SPRING TRADE. 1880.
UNAsrERN SHELDON TOWNSEND, No. IL Murray
IL Near br0adway lmpprt.rs aud Jablbers Of
SILK AND fASCl DRY GOODS.
Invite the attention Of Merchants visiting New York, their
aud vart.d stock OF
o Ribbons. DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACfS, MILLINERY GOODS.
GLOVES. EMBEOiDFRiEs,
SMALL WARES, WHITE OOOpS Ac.
We hy for Cash exclusively, and devote
RBBONsJ
They mostly selected bv hrm whih
superior facilities tr ohtanug the FAsONARLF STyLts
aud ensrs Oder them the closest
poniing with ihosr charged for staple goods.
Jaig-l3m (Pl
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NR o. NJ BALLARDs tnew sree) received the highest pre-
- num at tbs Worlds fsT and American Institute where
SAmnei by the distinguished chemists Dr. Chiffon Prof John
oJ aud pronounced the best Iot sale by the principal Drug
M Ia this city Price fl. Principal Once store lgS a
oO BfoadWay' New York mhii-diy
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GHEAI tALL ~ NCLOrHING,-Hsvinr taken in-
- ventcy " stock hand, au fning rarr quanf
uv cfHcavy Winter Uothng (eh larger ha usual
se deiermined - run od-and in orier
saeed hs Prise q Az kes o Heavy over Costs rsimss rogss
hlsne COSTS heavy Cashmere Pants Velvet
SIN snd Cashmere vests Aefino sfrts
trmad 70 cell Ec invite an IN u
clotng o. gVe call, assuring then opportunity
noE offered TO supply themselves Hh good srcs. pr
GO kEEN, BALDWIN a co,
yAV i12 Main
0LD DwHIsKEY'S0 V BSI'-,of sale sy -. -
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PA'rENTEIANTIC sIIIHTS

Htrs TR,scr, srEIgr, NTW YoHE
tACilONNone except stamp the
-. Patent All and sellers infringing w he pros.
cutei according to law lP1 mhl1'iy
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NN JACKSON s. son,

w NKAIE MD FENDEK MAKFRS,
ySl-ly-lPl Y4e Front street, and 9So broadway. v.
R.NNCELSlOR SEWING MACIiINES-Niade by HOOD BAT.
~ TEE CO. WorcesieI Mas patented by Eias lIsve
repair They built In good uisnts
and Eorkmauke manner, and Taor. Shosfnakefs' and
SaddCrs work IN give satisfaction Tie
stitch viii rip any than sewing by hand
Call aud st ein Ia operation at 10 CfNUT Philadelphia
up W A. DAWSON tgent
uy9-dy-tsl
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VOLUME 56.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIGH.

TERMS:
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In Remttanecs made the risk o the Publishers
In III where evidence
Post Onc- containing money
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hON. LIE TIN PLATTE,
n MR. CO., 90 80 Cary street have on b,
English and American Rolled
Refined English
swedes aud American Hammered
Plough Iron 90 ~ inches wide
oval and half round do
Band, Hoop and Horse shoe Iron
America, English and Russia sleet do
Norway Nail Rods
Tia Piates-assnrted sizes
bar and Pc Tin. Sheet Zinc. spslter
Bar aud Pig Lead. Wire. Gr
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- y. NbNhoiAN - ALOoN..rhs attention Of srieurs
- and Whtrt u respectfully Invited Oh she Dill
NICHOLAS SALOON" embracing Partridge Oyster vens,n A.
The van ar a Of the most choice quality and cufsfaf les
cepionabie. Caum ANpRFW ANroNt.s
g y .f-..s -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

.hinnay was ARRESTED aud ssLd a.AsisnneEs..
iIeywesa e(,e,wardg ardssedgt2 leave sshe
STATE, ana he4epSfted on the 9Th OF iFebru'
ary lOr teiarBayqea yau.sd Sen JuaH
and New Orleans.
EgGsEouiss 'Schegsnget lad gone % San
Jose as commissioner 10 Nic6faugua, TO de-,
mandi explanation aiTqms.he government q;
Coaa Rics,9eeardingsiis iefussi 10 lield.iRr
tercourse with the new republic. sts isAlsa
Adyices received hSA fSahI Salvador by
.Wulksr .srWeTthat Gsnly0abePaaywpe4here
endeaycripg TO iecile pSaRsSalygdeEv 10. bpsr
Titles agnlnstrNicaraguars The people Of
,he'former are highly incensed daeainsT Wall
ker, il IS fenred they would adcPe measures
40 proyoke, ,wpr.+gA rumof .ofa League, Of
fensive and defensive, between Cssta Rica,
lGna,ennala. Honduras and San SslYadoS
CAUSED considerable unebsness 10 Walkers
government, El Nicarangpse has along
article on The subject, ending AS follows;
awe have es,eod, TO the1(ai.h sof,nntions;
we5hsse nored vhonorably. nndw with almost
conciliaiory spirit 10 dlt the republics Of
CenitpI AIpesica, and will s.ill pursue the
same runequivocal pollcS.a Ba, ,yel We ! are
prepared for "a desperate alternative \, aud
sheuidi' Disconnected politicians 'inasne
against the Ignorant People of the adi6inihg
States. We can only adjudgs them 9ss y has
bsea diane ,siuee she beginning. wi hose who
draw the sword shall perishPsser esoeai q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

Ihe @ Ba'Imore ra'to' agT g'Ses 's Ips o following
wind which we publish, lesi ilbs i.ied onlin1
This vtciniry,io li,aoa tsaaj 70 aTgi gaoa.li
3ee Adsyor twoslnco, two well.dresscd ie-
males came runnihg, alnosi breaihless, into
IAe house Of Linlchcum, situated on, Cross
street, alleging rhaIdhey were pursued by
rWo rowdiesI and asked 10 DO eilowedto 'fe-,,
main until ihey had Departed. They had
fpol been in the house long before q loud
fapploga was nsalo ~ me m eo9t' aHa 'ee .wo
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ArlivnfCrt,ne ilIitIois.

Ios a,t,s,,.,y ,,7.a ts,e NJ EW YoRK. ,Eeb. Q7
is The 5s,eanpro Illinois arrived ,bis ,r,er.
noon rom Aspinwnll. bYihainpi ,be mails
M, M ,oS ,oSa ,bs III n, she brInas AZ 100000
sSn n ,rsos',ys ;n Sr;nneaslIy consionsS y
"a Drsy,i a. Co 'sqao, GOO. 'Wm Hawo 3,
Co. Co., Sioo me- eoo;9 @ MewopoIi,an Bank. .,Si7O..
[nnoo' wsIlsas sResoo a, n Tea7i ,noo ,',,'t I
sSoTBs news finn FS;oIifsrnis q. ,ntio,no,.
Ian, ,sn, We 1sSSs 'sSFsassfs'S ''fS''sSs"% =,
The markets were dull ib bu, showing hps ilo signs
laf ima.ov.naen,. y Sales .of a Galleoo FionT n,
iaig,s Rausrcsalc. 4 T,ardr : l7c, ,E,rshad 'Sn.
l,sAt ]FIee Idnsssdl Oil. 81 Sd, 9,,ovpentine,
75c: Cleor Pork in halfbbls. Si6.5o' SO q (
be bp3sipass 3 q nnonIm norlIon oor San ndses bos
Sos,rnvad, ~ e.. Ia. SAneon
l. 'TNa 9Saii5S,a;o asIs,s,ssns,s osssad - 30.
olu,ion declaring i, irexuoden, 10 ,eIect
u 5, Senator az lhe prssen session. - :.
9 ane. e.LIu'aouI -, es'lu mas eeel eenn',neo ,n.
[ny we ~ o rnanu n%o J9nllnlss,Gner S ,sn,; sane
c,a s"sqFs % s.s,"d aiss - a" ne y ooo e
fnobSSS'oHTt, LII SIh ni,,i rSpSs' y SI'YSSa
f"eos ~ 's,sa'ssh w"i oeieeI''euse' ssuia
I1tS,H oou". y. - s.ge , oSst.s
ne ps;seameai ayi be,e expsCqeu net ooieTs
nsaI Sac'amsn,0' m M ' a. kyisae 81 RsIsqnsi
pyss1s rsssrao.ss 'els.Sos W spn.si'll,t y
E Ms.s,J I s fT; ssss W. ~ y
III !yJsTSs sS - a. = ., ~ S':y iAvnAo sst 10y
Gan. Wosl Sss ,s,,,roaS y . San y,nSc,. mi,
90 5A =, ',s'
~; 80 .,Siyl I, ~ = ~ i. ~
= !. .sS y .sSs% ~ y sss INV y sSa ssu
~ ss !. ~ 9sy Y = 4. ~ y
SJ,sssSS s4lSA ~ u
Ts"p s g. ~ .a " -. s.ao, . g
~ 10 s""".a ESnn i, 1.a sho"s T,s ~. \.
"a z " lS1Y ~ q "a Y, H. W "
lgay 'YssSalsueHa ~ ''lsp'.e 4i'e tPS, Y;
ne. @ ssa'.,sn.o, tearn, v ny p
s.s"" ~ SWa,,,.'s s ..,du s,.,s,p. -
~ alsS @ SSs8 IN @ AK W. : Ss'a - "a ~ 4
4SHlta Psnptps hiptIpog ~ = 70 if
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, CincinDaii Market.. ..,r,.n

argJ,, y FRIDAY, March I.
FLoUR4The rnorkseeti nksetis Is Without without change,
prices hna6d, demand cpn.fhuibg as. feporled
Yesterday. 4 Sales this morning of, 200 bbls,
az S6. and 80 dosa, Sc 15.s Received sedul
ring The last "a hcurs, ,i22 bbls.e 1a'.ge1 !
PROVISIONS The market isdull and
we hear 'of no sules. Buyors generally are
holding back. ssm. g6
SUGAR--7The domand is good and the
sales this morning comprise ITO hhds nj
,siO84 FOR fair and good fair, and 8aO9c
for primer ,oea n e3s4o ,,i5a .ea.t
-.A MOLASSES--A largo business has been
done Today and Yesterday, bui lhe ,ransac.
lions are kept privaier Sales to-day Of 400
bills as 40 TO- 4ic.'8 The market is firm al
41(049c in the regulsraway. ha37sT .sisaj
COFFEE-Sales Of $50 bags a, l946
f91c&gsS az .ihaIyEGEIs &9Gs2 !
FRUITAsalts Of 50 bush dried Peaches
Ia, 1920; 400 do do Apples a. $3.50; le
I.bbls green. Apples. large SIZE, Bellefgwers)
atiSS25,andil6O at do do good a, Sc 50no.s
CHEESE There is aSenminnea active
demand, ana prices are ftm. Sales Of 5o(
boxes a, lo0l0lc. and 400 do, English
diarv and Durham iarmfaf 1el0iglc.
BUTTER -Sstess ssof 50 bbls.' fair and
good roll at 10000 The n,afke, is firm
SEEl4-Salas Of -9orbblss Clover a. $t
to SO so, according 70 qusli,y There Il
more arfisipg, md ihe market Is dull,
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WHICH Mbsr WIS BsLrsyRl4-Presiden,

y WHICH Musr WIS BELgyRl--Presiden,
Pierce 10 his ,recen. message, says the Mis-.
souri, Compromise was "rsuciantty acqui.
.esced in by the Southern S,alest,ss a.sAeGI
fies 10 tie cause ofpeaee and Of the Uni6n''
!. Oh,Ihe oIber hand, Hon Charles Piekhey.
oE Sop.h Carolina, wriii6g from Washing
ton a.,,i,e moment Of i.s passage, claimed I.
as a Southern uiumphs llet says itgwiIl
,,.'giye The South, in a shoal time, an addition
six, and perhaps eight members ID, the Sem
ate Of lhs Unilrd Staies. Il is considered
hers. By the Slaesholding States, asl d
% GREATFRIUMPH. Pierce Y. PihkneylA
which tells ihe ifushi aas' d. .,Yaa -
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FURTHER PARTIcgLARs. Of oF, THE RroT AT
COLUMBIA, s, G.-WAsHIreTos, March Co.
The South Carolina papers contain details
OF the recent terrible riot at Columbia Coz.
lege, in that State, which took place on the
night Of the ,17th ntt.''@g ~ '@'9% 20. : !, 20
"A party, ofv students who had a grudga
against The chief ofpolice, made murder
ous assault upon him in the street, badly
Tinjuring him. One Of the students had his
skull split open. The chief Of police was
conveyed by some Of bis friends to the guard
house, upon which an attack was made BY
about one Kindred and fifty Students, armed
with knives, clubs and pistols, again, badly
beating and stabbing, him, ,afterawhich they
threw him out Of the secondostory window.
The alarm bells were then rung aud the
citizens came together, when another, con-
fct ensued, but without much serious re-
sult.7 '1ra n'w ssseh eviitsrrq aq,I re $50
9f Six military coz panies1 we're then called
ont, and were stationed as guards around
the guard -hou,a ,asiana gail, 5,ti ,ss ASA 7,
1F The excitement was kept up until the
2fst, the students still Threatening revenge,
ahd E1eiie very active in procuring arms and
ammunition. =, b,osd
1.-The Governor went to, the .Collegeand
demanded their arms, threatening to fire
upon them il they refused to deliver them
up. y The students finally yielded and quiet
cwas restored.,7a et,GS qFqai ~ hn4 sa,aa
zr. Another account says the scene presented
was such as was never before Witnessed in
Columbia two hundred, armed citizens,
with guns loaded with ball cartridges, OPP
posed to more than one hundred young
men, with rifles in their hands. The order
han been given to taxi, aim, and a fire would
have followed, had not Col. Goodwin, and
others thrown themselves betweenthe par
ties and called ON the citizens not to fire,
and by much persuasion the students were
indueedlto return to, the. College. e,vt
'70 One ofthelstudents has since died, and
several others not expected to recover. il
consequence Of injuries received: The
chief Of police is also reported dead. Some
Of the Students have been expelled. -
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IssslflIs following appointments lIazsabesIs
hFF1aas sRs GoNtGbesss4eg 1cY z~
Gene,sI. ssI"u siuSslliS Tsia Hi''ss st esss's:
|, RiSEaFd icl Parsons. ofclssSlaRdI IaSRad
Jsmosa NJ NJ ASHLEY sof Fcleas. Aid-aesC Camps.
b 0psrsRs aiSdsdhs ddlldps hasA besnsseSl
Iyo HKansasifru Newcaslle, Endiaua, Idrube
pufchssetdf Shafps ,s'flfless SeFhe population
Of Newcasis u sompSssssdd aasAIy ot%sBt0sdt,i broad
oTImsfsQo 50 gsqqa ,sssstGj 70 Msilea lo} .ba,
The Hon. Edward Esefdui Ras -acsspss&
a6siava,Ioa yof Ahsladfes Of eRichmShd IVA,
10 repea,a discourse ON yhe Life and Sefyi
ces of Washington which lie has aius,de
Estsd il, Boslgh Boslgh & lis sSSs place On glfhe ts,h
kof March, ,lsqp sslqs sslsgi HAS sat n1a~p
Mr., .ll6gsAn.. 81 The Ksp,ucky Sepa,es,, has
healled The attention Of that body TO ihe faet
\ What's Sars constantly escaping from tha,
State. and he advocates the establishment Or
. puiice unungahe hebordercoumiesg S.a
A dispatch fioin Richmnud s,aies &haa.ha
Virginia Hanse2 of Dejegatessssand as fol.
| lows ,or3the Pfesidpncys-4 Wise. &c; Hunter.
10; Buchanan, 5; Douglas The balance,
ninely;sixdsHp ocIals, arc sunayoNaS. ,st' rs
The Boston Chtphitle has d long nhg
allie article in favor of The nomination ol
Cot!sh Fremont Tor President, and, N, p.
Barks9or Vice Presidcn,. sag'9s -
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AFtkvat Oi lIle KMfeFIeH..-.
No.NHRS 6fE fHE plCiFicGE
HALrFAx, FEB, 60,

ihsbl0le eRt1vks .N4spHHA IN 'ue kRSlllc ~
Breadslufis sli&htR aeYAfg Provisions
sntha1gedse NenselA q osedt az a9l}N9l /;
The BaldcGeiIine& apt a. liverpool on
,hslt3th. o. ssasOurs tllalia3glgI dIJoTF
MhepssseaReTaeea bcurd lhe America te |
pors seeing Collins sleepey on me sf9.h.
when three days. oa,' bsaaihg IorSthe- En-
eiisblc9ehgel, tha sienhppf dts'Eess wqs n ny,
ing IheaIre2pF! "! wants i ccnhrmroplipp, rpp y
cpIeftlElA 4ndoq6.edtY me Efacinc, ,aa,pg
The peace Congress is TO assemble lnexi
weekssuaall.!hcn !he spfosrec's oi. peace re-
main slniionasys,-sT t,ss,, ,,S,t SA.s -.
Some SYfilefpe eplE sllll AxlsIs Telanse' 70
,he,Anfericap aiia,issT bqtsnos much appre.
hensighI IpXisls ihat var WIN ensue' lAn I'M
Psta s sea'' upon Y me spG'f. g ..S occurred r! on
.Brbwyh q ShiPiey s circular q. les bread
siifs ccns,de,aOis deci,n sds. Avessefa gang
Flour s5lO36s 6d; Philadeiphie "a spd q ba',i.
more oisaoSs; oalo a7E1}SSy ben dull
ou' Observation-Disclosures .Whise qpp'cd nj
lie, Red los. Corn closed.dnii a. Sos. Tor
wh'e ana Yellow; M'xealg2sqeE aE S4@o4s' -
NtNSh0 vAn4H Y AeQ ~ 1sls,W Hy,gff4 jyl ~
LIVERPOOL l6.7nBteaaalpns y daY gen.
Otalty yunchAHgediHa 'gsP . 300 gt 6si
Mess's. Biglond'sci'cd rePO,sls,d or, 1l, de-
cnneo; western ptIme Stl MESS p9tk sSs' d. "a
coA 9ass1eqt sss4,leat y, gHhs gsGSsnu elae I'M
proving; l,nseeo s,, oi.auoea az .oo'Ua'S; 'al'
w. e ~ sus W ~ s. SoS;sa en- n, 1,.ls ~. :
EoNDoN mAhAei III sey s.ol, .s S,I st5.,e anu
D1Hsa eASy% gspVs susu' uec''ntu' VIII"
Ggll muIke:. ~: Msp'ssarsa alspl J sGwE WIN &
welsh ,nca oa, ,Iopsanu pqs " oeala 81 eap
Soo''' So ~ Pen'"on, ~ 'lon 3"u ~ ~ oo'0o-
''s, " r, SIo.l ~ S91
M9NASEHas " ARKEB,T7 y y lihe, money mofkel
nasDcsn.yery very siflneeni, oul very ociiye o.
= psb;gemI: ps;g Ifs ,es'p egnsots eovahceu,to sSs.n
..EIlspa aegAp''y PSts y an, 'ns week 'ce cioslng
qu"'a''ons were ogs'o|s,S53 q o1|,53 .-,,;;,--
g. MesS5sst 2 pei g ~ SiJ1o,fHrepe" state
o'ocss ,Gs oener. en;. =. =, :, -, =
lne steamer nefmanh'arf'ved al Spglh'
smp.on on me morning ol NE ION. The
1a''lc rn reacnea 1HyetPoso1 aver on me lS,hanslys
= iae ae nrsgo s ss,eo rom eoulaampson on Inc
ios'l-Ali1 eeienassoo IeIftyedd az 9Sorhenp'
a.1,Sis I Gsns .sa: me Llvefpoo, p saG rnlfa,
.2f W y vi tSSSWg"'' ''"efr' "'ps "e@'
t.oT.. %s.as.o,,l L,x,,;i N 81, :,
~ eafrfPr' OF ceun' Dsei 'ano az facta ss1
VIII UeIAV ih1 nn1ninn nf thu DPaaCa (lnu.
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useful Subject, from both English and American
publishers, by enclosing to our address the price
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ih fJif" Goi'aC. REAGLES, Publishcr.rt
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

M 4lRRIED .J-ln Mason county, Va, by
the Rev. r. Wilkinson, aefRfeA residence ofsthe
late Jgo. sehonj Miss IF XssS SEnos, to CIR.
PoMERoY, OF Poneroy. q +. ~.
With the above noticecame.as large and bogn-
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11
The Court of Common Pleas, of Washipg
5Fu haI County Ohio. ,ss5dt,4
i,a7 Petition for Partition. s',
Douglas Putnam, VS.. Henry A, iDix, Virginia
lni sef Dix. Dora Dix, and Jesse Diy.gn n

lisa Petition for Partition. ai s'M
Douglas Putnam, VS.. Henry A. Dix, Virginia 9.
'lif 9f Dix Dora Dix, and Jesse DixggN n
THE said Henry A, Dix, Of the city ofSt Loais.
L in the State Of Missoatil; Virginia. @. Dix.
near the Cumberland Iron Works, in the Stale
.of Tennessee ana thesaid Dora Dix and Jesse
that on the eil9thaday Of December, Al D.. 1881
Douglas Putnam, flied petitirn
in the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Washington
County Ohio, Where the ssme is NOW petdiug.
demanding partition OF the following pTeniiSea
ta-wit:' GtYlot No176, in the City OF Marietta.
in Washington county, in the state Of, Ohio 8
acre lots. nos S38 sud S43,'in sec 81, town s.
range 8, in said Washington county; te0 acre
lot no All in sec 90, town 3, range 9, in said
Washington county; town or ! acre lot no 1883
lin the town Of Fairhayen, Galiia county, IN the
State Of Ohio; and c62 acre lots nos 80 and 33,
|i1toypno | 6, range IA, in Meigs county, in the
State ,of. Ohio. ,.'.'' l.l9
~ Tht petitioner demands That partition be made
of said premises, as folows:t To The petitioner.
one half Of said premises; to said Henry A, Dix.
seven. thirtiethS; to the said Virginia o. Dix,
tseven -thittieths; TO the said Dorn nx, one-six
Iiietbg alrdytc thesaid lesse Dix, one .siStieth.
AT the next term Of the said Court Of Common
Pleas AH application will be made by the petit
ltioner; for an order that partition may be raade
as above, Of said premises or II the same car
not be done without manifest injury, that said
premises he sold in, accordance with the Statute
n such case made and provided.
l. 4'-H DOUGLAS PUTNAM, Pettione5,
~, ise BY Green & Towne. bissti'ys
: Jan 8, ,i8S6.--d9w6 n.g Hm 81
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