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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-13
CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODTaA
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 0oK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER 4 SMITHS
Bla an x Es O o X Il ap RS;
@SNITH Il PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
Eightbodyss Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS, n L 79 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI, o.
Whore they every variety paper ada ted to the city
nd aconntry andhe materials employed in its
az-t esuHa fdrice paid for R,gs. ser4er
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPoLIS. IND,

Board OF Directors.
John D Defrses VIM R, Nofsinger. Il W. Talbot.
Willis W. Wright, VIM. NJ. McOarty Delos Ksot.
& w H. Ellis J.W. Spencer, w; O.; Wharton.
L. r. BRoMwELL. Sec'y. D. DEFKhES, frest'
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WHEELER * WILSON'S
8 r w I N G M A G. HIN r. 6

PHIHEsE Machines operate upon entirely princi
a ple using shu tie. Tut needle and threads
They have been in operation in the hands Of families
nutaeurers ienty long give them Thoroughbred
and have given entire satis factien --t5s ss+ '@
They re in construction and highly
tai well useful fitted aaarn lady's
less conspicuous position in the shop the
II has been obi furnish Machine that would
applicable to family wei the Tailors
Dres and Cloak Makers Shirt Collar Manufacturers
&c. We c"nhdant that Machines II presen form
the hest offered O the hIic. ss7-s f
Thousands nf families testify their merits all
kinds of family sewing white Shirt Collar
ee}y aekuo wedge their superiority all others
their work. ~ 59ssf rts8l l9 VIZ
Al examination ofthe Machines srespeefuly soil itdr
az Hnrkins Il Reads, F. O.. READ i
sp17tf Sole Agent Cor Sou tn .rn India
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lTENNEY 4 mnR REN-,aN

ZEN
GRoCERiEs AND LlIuUh'' cOhNEh
w VINE STS.. EvANsTli.LE. IND.
this day ormedA
the parpsse doing wholesale Grocery aud Liquor
AuTiueas aying business OF Messrs ls q
their stock aud made additions 90 make
somnste shall able nder COED agan
FOR CASH any house in Eyansvile or any ety z
West. 80 Ff,. s-s.. -v u p -i.Ef1rsr,A' K go
iana = SIX rffFt
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TO BOATmEN

HAVE open ed. the cor sZssEs-sg
.TAs~ hner Of Canal aud Main streets. -
$50 ga Roar SToRE and FAMILY GROCERY strb-
fistment where viii be pr pared at all tnles
supply Can al aad Ohio Boats and families with every ar
tiele they need in the Of Stores
Canal Boasmen particularly requeGted TO he1
my place. mh13 2twdtf 1 p JOIN FARRELL.
fesa. NEW SPEkaNss sso0D$. 1850
EUST received fresh lot of SFrtRg Style G9Ods
which prepared to dseose % atrhe ioss1 hgurs
shall all the lat of goods d
rect manufacturers ana hope hy
strict ton the OF the mereha ta fat
share Of their patronage. j. q JEW Eel & CO..
-his-tf Corner Vine and First streets
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= ----7 vEtECREANfCss7 VI WIsssF1s, y T83IF
"a rMn pY Nd MACHINE.. - SHO Y
: - - EVANSNILLE, ND, y. 4
WIEsT,islE BOYLE & CO,


a. EVANSVILLE, IND, - ftf5e fs47t
-tssr8 -. = WEEFsi4F BDEt.E & CO,
purchased Mr.. Henry Sehriber's well EnoWn
q Foun dry respectfully soutipu Of the
extended him. the eu of all who
Fapt Foundry work ofany kind done. re our
ire nerie husness and will wsrraut All Work
We do and aspnbtq,B Weare preparee 10 nauutse
re Seam Engipes Engne Hy9rtulic Presses. Io-
Saw Mil and rist Nj II
Buiidns Bastings o sepewer Thrashers, Corn
Lard Kettie Lard Presses. Railroad WGrk ne
naiTs ETC. TGE E8s1 Oh fFt.~ 1ftl - ttt
description made to order at short potice
b Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures oefonsn
fiher .F-aIa = = = sg-s..I ~ ia S5t
Inb2e So = Evspsyiue nd
a GROSS keg Fasses filled vi lsatFer 2 d9z
dozfon square German COlogne dnz PITTS for
sale by apl7 .t.2LZZ.llIt. q y hHl9A.N4ls.i
! sStUN nT24 FS.--fEnI& .gsEl93 EfHL sfII y = =
I2s cartoons Bonnet Ribbons and handsome styles;
~ do new styles Dress II leTn v5; ' eti
$50 Cauhria Cravats asorte5lIualit'es: tgs fs8
-s.ift 25 pieees artt'd Freoeh Black Cloth.
-r 20eartaoHs Silk Velvet Ribbon difereDr wfdfhs H
arasols assorted styles, pcs satin de Gnlnei
s dzT Trek Combs Il doz Tndia Rnber P1h Combs;
I0n doz TI0en- de-, $50 gro Metal Vest Ruttensif
loo gro Butfons horn Pan dol rec
lthiz day and for sale by e5T51Ts Jas LOW Z co.
/ mi Alb Main street. Louisville. KY.
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SHERWOOD HCU Sc.

= =
ET1fE subscriber has aken the above mouse, ana mas
entirely redtted andresurnshedit, and Is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned 9y
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ear
riages to let. tefsea sl47 .1+fH g !,
The stable large, clean and wellioeated and good
iAostlersare in constan endaDee. Particular atteilte
WILDE paid the care of horses LEFT with MN or
ng,and In respects, the public "a laia .Q9r1r w
rood H ase a voaa Hotel. fiya-tfl J. A n4 n4r.f.o
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"a fE a Fsak : = y. -. q

-7-7=17 = :. "a fE "a E&sgk SAL III ".
E9yHE dndersgued having Determined 60 move TO
"a MIA offers sar which he resides,
Situated on the ad leading Evansville Mt Vernon
In Perry wnship containing i26 said land co
riaea f three tracts all we'll and supplied with
the hest water healthy part the eonntof
bh Persons Wishing purchase pzrtor the Whole OF
Farm the terms application to the under
slsne] pon the premises. Title indi disnnta ahl
10 ..-}f THOMAS KNIGHT.
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GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
NMT HERE the hUnRr people get
EH The best OF Groceries. dry and wetf
They'll find them yon may sAsely bet, sal
AtZ. ii. CooK q SONS.
There's flour and sugar. soda soap.
Pines. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy ola pun
4...9..sr For cash at z. III Cook SONS
There seodhsh, coffee starch and spice, sa5
.-ta HAMS cheese and bu tersvery nicei
Alto be ha1 at tn lowest price. -
-.--.... For cash at z I'll. Cook Il SONS 4-a
Corn meal, lassss, pork and salt ket-
And further. the rhvme sho aid halls. isa
You II find ,ust every thins bustaalr ata att
.aj For cash Z. ii. COOK 81 Son d.
To fact heiievs this tale not eEt
* No exeeF sta pid sot. satsr.ai eet -aE n
Can for pan poks 5sfT 4tfsfs atF
IN Hr thi ng that can he got
To nibhle cold or swallow rot. M 1~s-sA1@E re 6s
For cash at q. II COOK & SeNis-f alL
"a a Boxes Planes id Plane Irons Iust rec d hy
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WN. TX. EEtsssss9Sv,
a e@ s ATTORNEY AT Law AM NorARY PIBLlO'
-f - nJfea in the ..Oraseent Cay Bank building
wYII attend faithfully all business entrusted 70 aim
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THEHAZARD POWDER COsiPaNY.-r
- Ma NfIFA AcrrRERS AND pEALFRS IN

n III =
9pened largo asso en4
xcf Des and Medeits. ~hieh rnvite the a1ten
60 ~ Waychan and PbysieaRs They also seeP "
t,lassware oFaco Cigars Paint Brushes Of
0;l nvestngs Sniees Perfumery. Fancy Articles &c
All sfEa uoItasr Patent sedienes Al kinds OF Paints
ass earefay prepared. Calls Ne II Water
under the 10 urnal once ~eI aaf III Istfe aA ~
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EVANSVILLE. IND FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Is. 1856
MISCELLANEOUS
z. II. COOK & SON,
WHOi.Fs sg4gs syD RETAII DEALERS IN,
ssAsGG q zeFE2S IL EtsDFaSE0NS1 lt
EVANSVILLE INDIANA
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
REFAII. Ot.P ARTNENT.
WHOLESALE ni7P 4RTnEvT.

FIRST oIRhLI, IUUIt HUM
RETAIL OisF ARTMENT. 4
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE CORNEA
Y II. COOS begs thank his friends in Evansville and
IA neighEorhoad their ayors freely bestowed
him il business them and takes
this opportunity inrnduenG their notice his Mr.
COOK whom he has taken into paTtnership from this
date and soicits for the firm p H. H. r0oS Sos
continuance liberiy conerre5 himself
H. having taken the business premises and
purchased le the stock of Mr. Foster. feel
enabled supply the citizens
Evansville with every article theJ require the Gro
line. q. IT O. SEN wish especially
in the country having produce
anv dispose their increased facility for TAX
and RI heir with all
required in the wholesale department prices that
for the fubafs. feb9-tf
NEW esfbSe eRS.
wTTsT at Mrs Meavs Can and Trimming Store
- of Window Shades oil Cloths Bu
reau and Stand Covers First street near Main.
mhi4 ~ ri T.. .5sr MRS MCKAY.
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: p - NIXON & GUODM AN, -
MOS ~7 and 10 w al IT. Gi imMatis O.9
iTTsvE on hand a beantifui stock Of PRtNrER,S Pa
E1 PERS Cards Card Sheets, biaak ana oeiofeu AnKs
9ronzas Yarni4he4. &c. which they cnerat
- MANUFACFURER'S PKtoES.
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rsysTNTs--as sases new tvles fancy Print;
, @p4A 40 black aud white dois n sf3- e
. @~ sfasttF do solid black doi co
INeed ths oay @au ~ 4Is Main street. isvilie Ky
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zsas ne-r a5e 20 IT NE IA Dies w. 7aar
6SSHANKLIN & REILLY d respectfully invite the At
% the ladies of Evansville and viei nifty TO- their
large varied stock of Enhroideres and white goods
received embracipg:-- 90 zfE-fss
I.,rnerek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Fmb Linen do
Mattess AZ Chrochetde sH4as do; eH
Raok Muslin do do:
Jaconet Cambria and Swiss. .Cellarsi.s SHY &
lStgi. 3 and Jseane Embroidered Bards -ta
do Edgngs and lnsertionsi Hgs
Fngiish Thread Lace ard Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves -. p srr~ss al H
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and VIII tie snbrnidsred Skirts; .ss5
French Corsets aud SIX Vests
Striped Nsnisook. Swiss and Fl aid Nuslrs - -
Real dotted Embrojdered Swiss drsss paEerns 70
5 alaiet ow pricesb by my2 sHAh KILN O SfE-
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pIs..s.FLEAGEEE, nENTAL a sEEGE llI lEoN. On.

EVANSVILLE. INDIANA sf-gc~fF-f afss.
- ALL operations pertaining 70 the Dental Art.
care full Al d. thorough
YT7Yyner Please call aud examine superior stick
TEETH before ordering eisewhereI Also the
tta Percbz Plate. said be Office
hours from o'clock A NJ 70 4-P- NJ Jeio-sm
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R@T-VTR R10H Iarxs and complete assort oi
R Rank Ledxsrs Journals aad Cash Books Of every
Tarissy ass Of style ana CaNyNavaN & 20
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I 1g EST Q1 AfaAaaaa Oi n~'e a'e rims. HE DEN
css,,ia r;nnsncott- snd Manns; S casks
IN chains. hog and Halter oha'hs iOl wALDKTRGH.
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SIo fl d1zD Dress Buttonss Il
ia} * ncs fan ~ Six handsome styles; n-.
IN NJ hIa,k anhazfae 50 fsncv AT WOOL
NAcc - ~ 4ia Vain s-reet. louisville ~.
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Gbe 9ailg gpnfnal,|
BUSINESS CARDS.

n. q. WHEELER. ALL ROBINSON
WHEELEsR R&RORHSS0N,
ATTORNEYS AND CoJNcFLpRs AT Law,
(Snsee ssors TO Ingle, Vhseier & f<iehart.)
GensrGI Land and CoIectiHg fgeHsg, OHcs ON 3D. st.
s Opposite the Court House Building, near
a44es- Washington Hotel, E1ans vile, Ind
TFae N. ID I'll O. Whselsr Notary Public mh2t
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CaEV FEEsg. -fs sesra .ssT
I'M a RAAALRS ShipstuF just rec'd and for sale
apl7 7r1rF hFRSHBFRGFR CARSON
IN Doz raintas- fhrrns. nest vanished boxes;
Il u rims: u doz assd WOO len snoon
nest tubs GO in nest) rs hoxes steel Pes for
sale by aptT l. = =. LIsl.aAS .l y y.
ENRIEn BEEF AM TnNGrES 1000 lbs extra
~ dried Beef; 81 extra sugar CURED Beef
,asfe+F-2tSF aVf-5 z. Fl. COOK e SOM
rnh1s ~ suo e9Etm Corner Main and lat.
EOeUsHELs Neshanio potaseesg 40 hush white beans;
SAa SEn a. 5ried5 s5rss+sk "a -. 1rIAS rAprhes;
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pArNTgNG! PHT~THNG

u u " II O II U. a Il II Ia IL % w.,
oRNANESATAL AND SIGN PAINTING, 81
LII orders will led with puaetuaiity aud dis
"A patch oFice Venneman's Row, Vine street. between
Second and thf-a streets. feh2et #
N E a BOXES eitv Window Glass sxI0 9x2 IexI4 Ioxt2
sW%e xtG 90 extra pint fass this day
and for sale by I. Il u. HEIhAHN
ID ATEN LEATHER r. s4EFERS.-refts hiack drab
cloth leather aairher boots 0xfnrd and Prince
Alb from tho most fahion nsnnfaetory Fast
anI2 HENDRfCKS 81 NePEA.
IN CASES ladies' Rootees; 81 child Roatees;il
calf an kip hoes 80 sn' haots
fo- SOLE bv mh9I j. II MAGHEE & 90.
Gpn N RUSfE Corn. at zoe per hushel
CNs% 20 at Hl4i- .rn0E & SON
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thhIgIen hae-l.iye Store,

L-a 194 ffain Street, Wbeeling, Va.
GToNE A THOMAS take pleasure in
- announcing that they are now in receipt
OF their fail stock of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, Varieties and Millinery Goods.
They have Just received their second pur-
tfaae from the Eastern cities, which, added to
htheir for!Ger'stock, will enable them to present
to the public more than 10000 vyOrgsa
Ps G@sa0s;se being h,y far the most desirable,
brcu.i,t 70 the city. ....'.'- 90 .
Jheg have added TO their former great va
riety Large. stock of beautiful Carpeting and
augs G. the lates: designs: also, "a choice lot
OF Furs. suitable for the Winter Trade, to both
cf which, as well rs their general stock, they
invite the attention Of the trade.
Having been in the East short time prior
to the late heavy advance in all cotton fabrics,
anti buy ing largely with the cdSn, GAS they
have done for many years pastD rs we'll ~ Iii
Irectiy from Importers and Manufactucer.s in
many instances, they can offer inducements to
close cash buyers excellel by no similar house
i'll the West. To meet the wants of their rap
Idly increasing trade. they have made aud are
making ample arrangements to furnish the
public with one OF the beat selected stock OF
,ioOds in the West, and at Is low rates can
be had in the United States. '-.......'.
III their stock nay he found fully $4,000
yards silks; some the richest imported. 40Gi
yards French herjnoes, Thbets, CashTneres
| BemhazineS. plain ana fgured. a full line Of
the richest Printed Sat;ns, Ombre striped De
LANES and Cashlneres imported: 4oo0 Cloaks
faimas, Shawls, SeaIGS. etc. embracing all the
latest styles ana the best we'ever bought. 30
Geo yards of tiinghalns, DeLaines. nei3rses
! Prints, etc. 10000 yards Of nu1neSticS EN-
| brT.cing the largest line Of WOODEN and Cottor
Fabrics kept by any similar house in the city
They are fully prepared TO sell by the pisc'
as well as retail They solicit close cnsb trad.
and pledge the public that no effort Upon their
! pa;t shall be wanting 20 secure much large
tradr. They feel confident that tlleir credi
is 10 we'll established to nee,i further pledges
We seek to pleuse.''
Goods sent to Hotels, Steamboats, and Rail
road Depots free OF charge,
Nov. ), 1856. . y
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Faculty at Pittsburgh,


Faculty at Pittsburgh, | ~
President, P. DUFF, Author of 3" Duif7s Book
keeping" 1.-The. Western Steamboat Account
ant" &c. Professor OF the Prime iplts and Prac-
tice of Double Entry Bookkeeping.
A. H. Howdeu, H. IL. Cowan, S. NJ. Elder,
and w. Ii. Dun Associate Professors OF Book
Keeping.
J. ID. WILLIAMS, (the best business AMI Or
namentai Penman in the United States,) Pro-
fessor of penmanship.
n. Is. HATCH. Esq, Professor of Mercantile
Law and Political ECONOMY.
Hon. Judge SIl Il-rNNUN and Hon. J. NJ. KIRK
PATRICK, Special Lecturers on Mercantile Law
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, a. NJ, (l:te Profess
sOr Of Classics. &c, IN Washington College,
Professor of Commercial Ethics. ....-..
7. DUFF, Lecturer ON the History ana prin-
cipes Of Ancient aul ldoiel III Commerce, Bank
ng, &c.
John MURPHY. Teacher of the, Art of De-
ectinS Counterfeit iiank Notes. 0The only
thoroughly qualified te,cher OF this Art in th.s
part of Jhe crumt:r.)
Ihe Classical Department, eluhraciug
jiiorou-h G.it>Sici.;u5 Ensi.4i E.uoiiion.
r. il. SIhNART, a N. rr,nolp4, ;spsl r,o-
lessor OF .aal hPIE4'ic> Classic. &c.
r. L. si'aL, Irnf o French AMI Gsru,, q.
Rasi uages.- r. ts., ,
b sss hisSjs admitted 10 II be ,tr.est and
li".l perfectly lEi.aiA-. t"u,gle,clal { oiie.e
M III United stt'=s a paper Professors
t7o oiselG"tygs;i-e1! hY .oh.r t"muIe,cial Co..
lvees! .lttss.n,.y@i teea. aud nev,r viii fe an
nouHceis st thls Iht cas.e is,se til, 81 y ce a
OF every p. .Son lflnes, above the ilus yees
eAce pie :. The icug associate Professors of
5oos..sepiR,s Greiti ,cs1, traine., ioi bu stress
by th,. iirile ia. .gu,t h.ve HE henoft of his
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and Thursday at II NJ. Departs same days al
p. NJ. ....... s..7s 8. ..-- u.
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Friday at P. NJ. Departs every Tuesday and
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Calissa CslI5 aila5' s. s. Biographies.

rTHHE- -series reeommended by the teachers Of
l Monroe County, at their last ossociat;on.
and decidedly the best series published-for
sale by ohe undersigned, who respectfully in
vites the, atteption; OF .qarea!s, teqe4ers, and
boards q { EDUCATION to the sterling merits
of this.seEjes, and its many. excellent features
NOT fosnI ST. Other, School titogfaphics-
AibeTal ARA geplents viii be made for ir$t
INTRODUCTION. 49, t.s...: :;-.stf, III. ia.
hershants, laying on hand " Mitchelrs Sc
ries,' can exchange them for CoraeiFs, at
wholesale prices.
Teachers and others are requested 20 cor
respond. WILLIAM WHEELER,
As~ess - Agent for Monroe county.
yyoa4ss, So J,i,2 . 1ekt if
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-F.fI7EE7l vi n AEUCIOC't .FFfJaY %. .fIfIif
THB public are hereby informed that there
l. was issued to Robert Hall, "a l,tId war,
rant forl2Q. acres, Ne, $4,000, under act of
March 3, 1864, and which was mailed from the
Pension Office at Washington City, to the add
dress of johns s.. Way, Woodsield, Aenroe
county, Ohio; that said warrant Was mailed
August IL, sls56, and has never REACHED its
destination. The said Robert Hall will apply
to the Pension oilce for duplicate warrant
aftefsthe expiration of SIX weeks. from this
date III g s-a JOHN. s WAY, Agent -
NsFsas, 1s5s --sw. Tor Rute1t He,
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in the same length of time.
EasS All the foregoing Family Medicines are
prepared and sold by DIR. s. FELLERS.,
S4s His only authorized agent in Woeds-
field is ~ .t.., ,.tlN a. D. briggs.
jane +, 1SF6.-1y.
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THOMAS FLETCHER'S ESTATE
THE creditors of said estate are hereby noti-
l. fed, that on the Oath day of November,
1856, the Probate Court of Monroe county, o.,
declared said estate TO be probably insoivent.
Creditors are therefore requiredto present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned.
diving near Beailsville, in said county.) for al
lowance, within six months from the time above
mentioned, otherwise they will not be entitled
to payment. THOMAS Ii. FLETCHER,
Nov. 26 1856. Z Amir. Is.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACH MENT NUTICE.
NJ. T. Atkinson 4 + my instance writ OF
vs.. " attic!inIe,t was issued.
Hayer u Harris. on the 21th ut, by josiah
Massie, a Justice OF the Peace, in ana for Sen
eca township, Monroe county, Ohio against the
goods, chattles, moneys, credits and effects OF
Kelion Haaer and John w. Harris, partners,
trailing under the name and style of Hager &
Harris, (the said Hager being nonresident of
said county,) for $50 06 cents, which viii be for
.iirai hearing on the 10Th day Of January, 1S57.
Dec 3, lS5G.-e n, T, ATKINSON.
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AS6ilL TOT AONEOH CGU
wo51sflELD, Dec. 5, 1886.
svAWotice In Partition.


nHEBE Is EbL GisS, ff~iaow,) Christina Brown,
ana<Afielisei Brown, her husband, Susan
nah Fox, and Columbus Fox. her husband,
Leonard sellers, aHst John j. sellers, minors,
of Monroe county, OHIO, and M&ry Jane Fnl-
mer, and Jacob FallEer Ger hushjnd Of Wash-
ington eeatpts, 0hies wi4 take noticeytheta pc
tition- waspfiied ae4.inst Them in the Court Of
Common Pleas sofl Manroe county, Ohio, by
Peter Sellers, of Wood county, Virginia, on the
9th day of October, i 85e, and is now pending,
wherein the said. Peter Sellers demantls parti-
tion ofsthe following described real estate, OF
which George, Sellers died seized. to wit;-Fht
east half ofthe north east quarter OF section
seveuteeils township two OF range five. con-
tanning eighty acres of land, situate in Monroe
eountys n Ohio, Except twenty acres off of the
northz end y0f said half quarter, sold to John
Hyle, and that at the next term of said Court,
applieafiDn vii be made by said petitioner, for
an order that partition be made of said prenli-
ses. JAS. FlTG RANDOLPH,
Oot~S9,-lS58. Atty for Petitioner.
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RacherL!nns 8 Estate

RacheELinn s Estate. s;z.
NT0TlCE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as, Adj
ministrator ON the Estate of Rachel Linn, late
of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased. r,-..,
5~aa ,-ssa.' Z JOHN .kEYSER, Admir-.
Nov. 20, lS5G.-s -,a..t ~
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GUARDIANS SALE

J2I virtue Of order of the Probate Court
~ of Monroe county. Ohio, m:Cse Oh the 18th
day OF November. 1896. / will o!.er far sale on
Sotnrdag, tie 2Gts day # Decem5e.', 1855,
le undivided half OF the oiiogsing l.rdnlist.s-
situate iii the county OF Aisn1oe aud Stat, o!
H0hio, TO wit: The South east Quarter OF the
north east quarter OF see,ion l8, township X
of range s, containing, thifty-eight acres, more
or hess. -A tn t-a -..z
TaSsis OF sALE-seventy-fv dollars cash il
hand, Seeynty.iire dollars on the iilSJ5day O!
april 1857, and the residue on the FIRST day oi
April 1858, with interest thereon from the day
OF sale.
i BARBARA HUBER. Guardian of
Nov. 10, 1886. WilameHa Huber.