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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03

DIANOs.-9OTO ELLls's PIANO STORE
for Music and Mssical Instruments OF every
kind. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9h and
10th streets. oc2
NOTICE.-i FOREwARN ALL PER-
Y sons nom employing or harboring colored
Boy, 10 o. u years Of age, BY the name Of HEN ~:
from jail, under sentence for larceny. The said
Boy Ii bound to me until he IL 81 years Of age.
LADIES!
NALL AND SEE The HANDSOMEST
~ stock Of CLOAKS, MANTI LAS,
sHAWLs, &c that hay, we ever been brought to
New Mantilla and Cloak Esta bll.hment,
&C 2-3t 244 Pa ave betw. 18th and 18th SITS
WARRINGTON, ID. c.
ACADE MY OF MUSIC.
MR CROUCH'S GLASSES FOR GENTLE
lv1 tlemen will commence at the Academy on
Friday evening next. October Sd, 1886, at CLOCK
precisely. Classes and will be punctual
CHILLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
business no longer than to the LIST November next,
will until then continue to offer our stock Of
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, JEWEL.
RY, &c. at cost, and less than cost when we viii
dispose Of the remainder to our successor.
Sc e9-1ct GALLIGAN & co.
GAS FITTING.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO INSERT
w Gas Pipe In dwellings, stores, and public
buildings at low prices. Please give US call.
MILLER Il CUNNINGHAM,
se 15-1m No 246 Pa av., bet 9Th and 18Th sts
CLOAKS AND TALMAS, SCARFS, AND
sHAWLs.
NOW OPENING A VERY ATTRACTIVE
IN stock OF CLOAKS and TALMAS In Black,
Brown, and Grays all the latest Paris styles, and
at exceeding low prices. Also. large assortment
OF SHAWLS and SCARFS, In new designs
some Black Centres In the lot, which are scarce
and desirable. COLBY & SEARS,
se296t 523 9TH s. doors north Pa sv.
UNDER.SHIRrS AND DRAWKRs.
STEVENS, IN OFFERING HIS ASSORT-
~ ment Of Winter ''Wrappings," believes II the
largest and most varied ever offered at retail In
this city, viz:
SILK Shirts and Drawers, all siZes
Merino do do
Cotton do do
Woollen do do
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers, all Sizes
Canton do do do.
Buying exclusively for cash, we are enabled 10
OIL Under-shirts and Drawers Of the best quail
ties at the lowest and uniform prices.
STEVENS,
&C PCT Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03
n ENOVAL,

MISS A. E. DAVIDSON WOULD INFORM
lSA her PATRONS and friends that she hos reopened
on ID street, near 9th, her Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment. And also, teaches Mrs
Sithen's system Of Cutting,-all wishing to lear
the same would do well TO give me call, az
have few charts left. Patterns also for sale
&C 3.eC2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03

NEW ESTABLISHMENT
7. DWYER'S KESTAURANT.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING TAKEN
(Casparis's Hotel,l on Capitol Hill, is o E..I
pared 10 accommodate those who may gives -
him a call, In the most agreeable manner His
Bar Will be furnished with the most choice old
Wines and Liquors His Oysters and other de.
licaces Of the season, will always he Of the very
best quality
He determined to devote his own personal
to merit and rec i've fair share Of the patrouape
Of the community.
II His Ten PIN Ally Is In complete order, and
he has reduced his price from 20 cents per game
10 l2k cents
There is also Billiard Saloon attached to the
premises. ocl3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ON HAND,
l. are constantl' receiving supplies Of the very
best qualities Of every description Of WOOD
Of COAT, all Of which will be sold on as reason
able terms as they can be had in the District
Now aHoat a cargo Of superior Coal. Those In
want would do well to call and leave their orders
SO as to be furnished from the vessel. Ofnces
corner Of and 2lst streets, Washington, and
Green street, opposite Gas House, Georgetown.
re 23-2w BARRON & SLOWER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03

A CCORDEONS-lsO FINE FRENCB Ann
"A German Accordeons, assorted sizes, and prices
from q to 1877. Just opened at our Music store
OcZ John F. ELLIS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-01-25
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Feiloo-CHissns Of the Seaate md House of
Representatives.:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-01-25

The report OF the Secretary Of the interior
will engage your attention, as we'll for The use
fol suggestions it contains, as for the interest
refer
The aggregate amount Of public lands sold
during the last fiscal year, located with military
scrip or land warrants, taken up under grants
1or roads, aud selected as swamp lands by States,
Is stwenty-iour million five hundred and fifty
seven thousand four hundred and nine acres of
which the portion sold was fifteen million seven
hundred and twentynine thousand FIVE hun
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
ManERE INyENTIoNs.

We know Of no invention Of modern times
that deserves or is destined % occupy a higher
niche in Tie temple of fame, Than the diScov-
cry or invention ofthe Vegetable Epiletic Pills
for curing Epilepsy, CT Falling Fits; Spasms,
Cramps, and all The various notifications OF
Nervous Disease. DR.. Seth s. Hance, of l0S
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md the inventor,
is certainly entitled to the best wishes Of all
the benevolent portion OF mankind, who expe-
riepce & pleasure by the alienation Of human
81 Tering. When Dr.. Ranee first prepared
these Pills, he intended them solely for Fits,
Cramps and SpaSms; ba, subsequent expert.
cnce satisfactorily proved 10 him, tina; in nddi
lion TO their remarkable sentative properties in
this class of diseases, they eXefted a perfect
control ocer The entire nervous system. IL
was lien induced 10 Try them in cases OF Men,
ralgia, TIC Doloreux, Nervous Headache, Hys,
terra, Muscular Debility, and a host OF minor
diseases, sptinging (rum a lack Of nervous en-
ergy, in all Of which his anticipation were
crowned with the most sangulne Success
Persons al a distance, by writing and sending
. remittance to DR.. Hance, can have the med
iciue forwarded Ey mail 10 their post Office ad.
dress, he paying the postage. The prices are
for a single box, S3, Two boxes, SIS, or S24
per dozen. We have given his address above.
Feb. Il, 1886.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
C~tIisiQpher Brewer &
Mary Blower his wife, Preble Com. Pleas
VS.. Petition for Part'R.

Ctuisippher Brewer &
Mary Blower his wife, Preble Com. Pleas
VS.. Petition for Partn,
Zadock TomlinSon et.alj
.HNHE said defendants, Zadock TomlinsoD
| and Mary TomlinSon, his wife, and Eme.
line Bloomfield, widow OF Robert A. Bloom.
field, deceased, are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of January. A. ID. 1856, the above
named plaintiffs filed in the Clerks Office Of
The Court Of Common Pleas OF Pre- bic county,
'0hio, their petition against them the said de
PENDANTS, The object and prayer Of which said
Petition is 10 obtnin partition Of and the as
signment Of the dover OF The said Emeliee
Bloomfield, in The following described real Is.
tate, situate, lying and being in The coun'y o.
Preble, and State Of Ohio. Being one hun.
dred and ten acres of Of The north side of !hC
north east quarter Of section thirty six (3S) in
township numb tr eight (S) OF range nutgbe,
one N east, DC. And the defendants are fur.
ther notified that unless they appear aud an.
Swer or demur 10 said PETITION by the 22d day
OF March. A. d. 1856, The plaiatitfs " i'll take
the mail ers oil said petition as confessed ana
will at he next Term Of said Court hereafter,
apply 10 said Court for an order that lie dover
OF The said Emeline Bloomfield may be assign.
ed aud said premises rorlitioned accordingly.
HUBBARD & ZOOS,
Atty's Tor Petitioners.
Attest, L. n. OGDEN, CPk,
January "a, 1885, st.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
NOTICE.

TOJohn Mcttert, Samuel M%ettcrt, Martin Mettert
VIA. Mettert, John kisling, Geo. Mettcrt, g. Mar,
Ann his wife, llatc Mary Ann M%ettert) Jacob NJ.
silver, and Lydia his wife, Gate Lydia Mettcrt,,
Francis C'awson and Christina his wife, (latC
Christina Mcttcrt) Joseph Clawson and Rachael
his vile, (latc Rachael Mettert.) and Amanda
Mettert. ia minor) children and heirs at law OF
Frederick +. Mettcrt. deceased, and Catherine
Mettert widow o said Frederick Mettert. deed.
You will take notice that on the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, A. d. 1895, David Mettert ated a Petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Preble county,
Ohio, where the same is now pending demanding
Partition Of the following premises situate in the
county Of preb!e and State Of Ohio, and describ.
ed as follows, to wit: The sonth east qua rter of
section No. nine ~ in township eight (s) and Of
range two (2) cast, &c, containing one hundred
ana sixty acres Of land more or less. The un.
dersigied demands that partition be made Of
said premises as follOws;-To the undersigned
an equal eleventh part: to John Mettert, William
Mettert, Samuel Mett"rt, Martin Mettert, George
Mettcit, MaryAnn Kisling, Lydia Silver. Christian
Glawson, Rachael Clawson. and Amanda Mettert,
each one equal eleventh rart.and to Catharine
Mctterf, dover in the whole At the next term of
said Court after forty days from the filing of said
application will be made by the under
for an order thai partition may be made,
&c. of said premises =
DAVID METTERT. Petitioner.
IS, HUM ,Rp G. Zoos, Atiy's FOR Pet'r.
Attest, l.. y. 0GDES, C-k.
Feb. IA, 1855 at.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
sheriG's sale,
John Dulrymple q wife, Order of Sale on
nc Npeiitinn fnr parti.

John DulrympleF& wifes Order Of Sale on
VS.. Petition for PaTti.
Henry p. CARRIER, ct. al. ! ton.
DY virtue Of all Older OF Sale in the above
ID case, from The Court OF Common Pleas OF
Prebie county, and to me directed, | will Of
fer for sale OF The door Of the Court House, in
Eaton, on THURSDAY, the 28d day of Feb.
ruary, A. ID. 1856, between The hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ. OF said day,
the following premises, TO wit Situate in
PEBBLE county, Ohio, being all Of the north
east quarter of section % in township No. 9,
of range Q east, containing l60 acres more or
less. Also. 90 acres of OF the west side of The
north west quarter OF section 81 Of township
No. 9 Of range Q east, &c. Also a part of the
section q in township Q OF range2 east, COM
mencing at The north west corner OF said north
west quarter, thence north Sc degrees east 80,
10 poles 10 n boulder marked 7, witness a w
on o boulder; south IS deg. east 81 links:
thence south 81 deg. east, $685. po'eSto a stone
corner, witness q W on q boulder, south %
deg. east, 653 links; thence south 864 deg.
west 1910 poles 10 q boulder marked Il, wit
ness a V on o boulder, north 81 deg. west 81
links and V on o boulder, north s. deg east So
links; thence north 81 deg west 65,9 poles
w lHS VldNC u OS6inn'HSi At "HlOh D IL otOHt
corner, witness on a boulder north 86a deg.
east i6 links, containing is acres and 1926, 26
poles Of land, according 10 the survey made
Dec. q, 1850, by ]. " Acton, deputy county
Surveyor, excepting, however, so much Of said
north east quarter Of section %, first above
described as is contained within the following
description, TO wit Commencing at The north
west corner Of the north east quarter of Sec
ton % township 9 Of range 2 east; thence
south with said quarter section line far enough
10 include the Orchard on the west half Of
said quarter, by a line running east; thence
west fat enough so that o line running north
10 the north boundary Of said quarter, and
thence west 20 the place Of beginning, will
include sixty se?en t67) ac., IS OF land.
Appraised at $3.2lS,0 90.
TERMs-One third cash in hand, one third
in one year, and the residue in two years from
the day of sale with interest, The deferred pay
men,s 10 be secured by mortgage OH the pre-
misses.
JOHN DEGR00T, Sheriff.
HUBBARD & Foos, Atty's.
January "a, 1856,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
Kansas Affairs.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 16.
Gov. Shannon leaves here this afternoon, d.
rect for St. Louis, thence for Kansas. He will
Immediately remove his Office from Shawnee
Mission 20 becompie, ihe center Of tle pre-
vailing difficulties. =
0!ders will be issued by the War Depart
ment This afternoon, ami will probably be con
veyed to Coloael Summer by Governor Shan
non. They, no doub', vii! be in aeconrince
with the Presidents views, as expressed in
his special Kansas Message and late Procla-
NATION, with the dtsign 10 enforce them.-
There are eight bundled troops at Fort Leav-
enworlh. and tons hundred al Fort Riley.
TIE HtrHLfs Washing on correspondent ell
e.raphs that lelters received hy Cove n T
Shannon direct fr"m Kansas slate that The
Free State Inea are making extensive piepara
tions for o JesPsra'e fitht. MyaitionS o: war
and men are constantly ariving from lire Free
States. He anticipates a civil var. The let
tcfs also say they are for, flying at every point.
Large sums OF money have bren confirm ed
within The iastfew days by Spu;lirrn mcn 10
raise and eqrip companies IN The South 10
send 20 KaIsas.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
From K,nsag.

o' h"bnJ Sp' " F.
The Learrncorh HrruM OF The 9th saws
tbal o pro-slayery meeting was held on the I'd,
n twhieh il was determined, as an oifsett [, the
influence Of Free State agents sent abroad, to
q send Geo. w. McLcaa 10 The Southern States
10 give TO the people there he pro.~Slavety as
2e;t OF the case, aud urge SoutLerRers TO EN-
7 igfate 10 the Territory 10 sid in securing Kna-
gsas, from the hands Of the AbolI1ionists. The
Herald fnrther says that Robinson and Brown,
OF Lawrence, are doing everything possible to
bring on the very civil war they affect 10 de-
aploie; and that many Free State men in the
Territory refuse TO follow them into rebelli n
ngailst Federal authority and Territorial 10 MS.
The laurence HsraM Of Frerdom says that
Robinson and Lane have aopdled measures of
pIeeauiion and organizsa a regiment. The
.foris there ore being guarded day and night,
aud munitions OF war collected in readlneSs
for instant service.
An attack was al.o expected at Topeka.
The Herald appeals 10 friends in the North
and East 10 hold themselves in readiness 10
march 10 the rescue al q moments notice.
''The btoW may be struck at any time, the
struggle will be in earnest, and the people Of
; Kapsas will stand upon heir rights and die
before they will surrender"
The Presidents Specisl me sage on Kansas
seems TO have reached LcayeRworlh, but not
Lawrence. -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
PURIFY THE BL00D D.
Nu DET "a ~ 90
LIFE PILLS
AND
Phoenix BittcFS.
Free from all Mineral Poiscns.

The great popularity which M0FPAT'S LIFE
PILLS and fiuNIX BITTERS have attained.
in consequence Of the extraordinary cures eject
ed by heir use, renders IT unnecessary for the
proprietor to entcr into a particular ANALYSIS Of
their med'cal virtues or properties, Having been
more than twenty years before the public. and
having the united testimony of More than Three
Millions Of persons Nho have been restored TO
the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is
believed that their reputationa as the best vegeta-
bic medicine now before the public, admits ofno
dispute. In almost every city and village in the
United States, there are many who are ready TO
testify to their efficacy in removcing disease and
giving to tue whole system renewed vigor and
health.
Incasesof SCk0FGLA, ULCERS, SCURVY
or ERUPTI0NS Of the skin, the operation of the
Life Medicines is truly astonishing, often remoy-
ing in a few days, every vostigc Of these loath-
some diseases, by their purifying effects on the
blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia. Dropsy,
Piles, and in short most all diseases. soon yield
to their curative properties. No family should
be without them, as by their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
PREPARED BY
WILLIAM u. M0FFAT. NJ. D..
NEW York.
AND FOR SALE BY BO0KINS & son,
Jan 3lst, lS5G-1y. Eaton ohio.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
LIvEE COMPLAINT AND DY s7EPsIA.
THOMAS LATCHFoRO says:

CONVICTION, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1853.
"My wife has been affected with the Lire
Complaint and Dyspepsia for a number o
years, during which lime | have spent a grea
deal fox doclofiur, but She received very lil.t
benefit thete'lom, aud finally The doctors san
she could not be cured. last Si.ring she con,
Guided 10 Try Ho2aanfS German Bhters; she
TOOK two bottles, and ever since taking then
she has been able 10 attend TO her business.--
| have sold quite a number Of bottles through
her recommendation. and as FAR as | can learn,
il has given satisfaction TO ALL"
And for sale by F:ad'k. Ecksteinc Cincinnati
Minshall 4 Co Eaton, Beam & Surface, Cpsnei
J. Coblintz, Lewisburg, John Gale West Alex.
andria, Michael 4 Co.. Winchester, J. Ii. Bonn
Camden, |. S. Showalter New Paris.
BrOokins e Son. Eaton. o.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
LETTER FROM Hon. JONI MISOR EorTs, or Va

LETTER FROM Hon. JONI MIxOR Eorrs, or Va.
Richmond, July Sth, 1866.
Messrs. VIZ. s. BEERS n Co.
Gentlemen Considerations of duty 10 the af-
aictcd alonG prompt me 10 send you this volun-
tary testimonial 10 the great value OF CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, Cor that almost incuuablo
di sea SO: Scrofula.
Without being disposed. or dccming it ncccs-
sary, og0 into the particulars Of the case. | can
say that the astonishing results that have been
produced by that medicine. on q member of my
Gwn family. and under my own observation ard
siperintendcnce. after the skill Of the best ply
Sicians had been exhausted. and all The usual
remedies lad failed, fully justify me in recon-
mending its use To al who may Be suffering from
that dreadful maiady.
do not man to say that 1t is adapted 10 NIL
constitutions, or that it viii afford the same re-
lief in all cases; for. pf course. ! can know moth
ing about that-but from what ! have seen of tho
effects, | would not hesitate 10 use it any and
every case Of Scroiula, with persons for whom |
felt an interest, or over whom | could exercise
influence or control.
Respectfully years, in. BoTTS.
Sold by Frcd'k EckStein, Cincinnati,f
M~inslall. Brookins & Son, Eaten.
J. II. Bonn, Camden.
Tough & Co.. FGirhaven.
J. Brown, Morning Sun
b. b. Edwards, Winchester
j. Coblentz, LewiSburg,
J. II. Gale, West Alexandria.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
AttPSt, ia. ". UGD
January 81, lS56.-6t.

JameS Boylan and Julius1
A.. Boylan late partners
in trade'in the firm, name
Of BoylaL & Co. Plaintiffs PreDle Common
against Pleas.
Hornce P. BipgS and AL Civil action.
ice 0. Biggs his wife, and
Edward Halves Defs.
THE SAID Defendants, Horace P. Briggs,
Alice o. Bisgs his wife, and Edward Halves,
are hereby notified that on the It'll day of
Feb. 1856 The above named plaintiffs iled in
The Clerks ofiit e ofthe Court of Common Pleas
lheir petition, the object and prayer Of which
petitiOf IS to loeelose q mortgage, on the fol-
lowing Lot to-wil:-1nlOt No, 81, as known
and designated on The original plat of The town
OF Fair Haven, Prebie County Ohio.
Said mortgage was executed by the said
Horace T. Biggs and wife 10 the said Edward
Howes, on the 26th day OF January 1854, 10
secure the payment of a note executed BY said
Horace P. Biggs 10 said HAYES on The same
day for 5000. due on the 26ih day Of Janua-
ry 1856. Said note and mortgage was duly
assigned by said lIawes 10 the Plointi(r on
The ID dayof February 1854, and unless said
Defendants answer or demur by The 18th day
of Apri, 1886, said Petition will be taken as
confessed aRd .. The next term oil said Court,
Plaintiffs, viii ask q Judgment against said
Defendants for The sum Of 5000, with interest
from Tie 26lh day OF January 1885, and .
decree Tor the'sale Of said morigaged premises
10 pay said debt and for other proper relief.
w J.& J. A. GILMORE,
Attest, A,ty's for plG's.
J.. l.. oepFa, Crk.
Feb ii, 1861.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21

IRA letter iroen Moscow III reference 10
The Russion War Council al St. Pe,ersburgh,
Sa,s:
"The system NJ tactics resolved on by the
great council OF var, may be summed up as
i0iiow~: The f%iGca;ion of 81. Petersburg,
NoscoW, Kew, Warsaw aud NicholaiefT; sec
onily, the couc, nirotion OF few but imposing
armies; and 1hitlty, The abandonment Of ali
The wlnor places, SO that LiebJu, Riga, aud
even Odessa will be deprived Of regular ar
mics, and LEFT TO the il fate and the tender
mercy of HE enemy
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
FAY UP!.
THE LAST CALL.

THOSE who know themselves indebted I,
to The late firm of Hubbeil, Eppley & Vii
son, wouh do weltio come forward and m,
up, thereby save themselves cost, and the sub
scIibets further tronble.
nUBBELL Il WILSON,
Surviving partners of H., II, & w.
NIB, Solvman Bania, Esq. IL our authorized
collector. II. & W.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
HuBBARD & Zoos, Atty's.
January "a, 1855,
Stephen Wright, and
Sarah Wright his wife,
Preble Common Pleas.
Petition for partition.

Petition for partition.
TIE said defendant William Feltz. Abraham
~IIesson aad Elizabeth his wife, Mary Hollins-
worth, Luther Fultz. Franklin FuItz, Peter
Wright, aud Jane Wright, are hereby notified
that on vthe sist day of October, A. ID 1886, the
above named plaintiffs filed in the Clerks Office
of the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Preble county,
Ohio, against them the said defendants, their
Petition Tor Partition, the object and prayer of
which sid petition is to obtain partition of the
following described real situateand living
and being III the county OF Prcble and State OF
Ohio, and described as follows, to wit:-Beein-
ming at the Forth cast corner of section eighteen
QS) in township number six l) range three (3)
east, and running thence west, one hundred and
fifty one pcrches and ten links to n stake; thence
sonth seventy perches and twenty two and une
half links to q stake; thence east one hundred
and fifty one perches and ten Inks to q stake on
the east section line; thence north seventy poles
and ten links to the place Of beginning, contain
ing sixty seven acres of land excepting howey-
or, the tract Of land contained in the following
description. decided by Arnold Fultz TO Daniel
Rex, by deed bearing date December II, 1854.
beginning at the north west corner of the north
east qnartcror section eighteen in the township
six in range three east, &C., thence north IS de-
grees east on the section line, 40 poles and 20
links to a corner in the centre of the Eaton Rail
Road; thence south Az deg. west So poles and II
links to a corner in the road; thence north forty
deg. west43 poles to the place of beginning, con-
tanning five acres one rood and sixteen poles of
land. Also lot number thirty nine 1897 as known
and designated on the town plat Of the town of
New Lexington in Preble county, Ohio. being
five rods in front and ten rods back. containing
fifty square rods. excepting the use of the black.
smith shop as long MS William Grips wishes to
work in it. The defendants are further notified
that unless they appear and answer ordcmur to
said petition by tine 9ath dayof March, A. d. '56
the said plaintiffs wiil,take the matter of said pc
tltion as confessed, and will proceed at the next
Term of said Court thereafter .toask for an order
that said partition may be made accordingly.
HUBBARD g. FOOS,
Atty'sfOr Petitioner.
Attest, i. 3. OGDEN, Ci'k.
January 81, l856.-6t.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-21
SheriTs Sale.

GarTet R. Reed Older Of Sale in
VS.. Attachment.
A. T. Dunham q Co. }
by virtue Of an order OF sale, 10 me direct
ID ed, from the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Preble county Ohio, | will Offer Eor sa 10 ON
The premises, in The town of EDphemia, Cn
SATURDAY lie 9th day Of February, 1856,
The following personal property TO- wit:
2 ShanlIes, 20 Crow-hars,
10 Log chains, 8 Block & Tackles
4 Sets Cart Harness, IS Railroad cars.
so Wheel Barrows, is Shoyels,
III Picks q Hammers, 4 BTils Cement,
| Keg Powder, 6Sleel Points,
and many other articles Of a like character.
Taken as the property Of The said A. r. Dun
ham d CO., aud 10. be sold 10 satisfy a Judge
Nent in favor Of said Gotrel II. Reed. APP
praised at s. Terms Cash.
JOHN DEGRO0T, Sh'G.
HrBDirD 4 Foes. Attv's.
Eaton. Jan 81. lS56.-is.