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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13
Chancery Court at Pikcville.
oFFIcE OF THE CLERK & MAsTsI, !
January Rules. 1857. 4
William s. SwatfOrd,

va
John Swafford, et al
ON motion, and II appearing from the al.
" Legations Of the complainsnt's bill that
the defendant John Swafford, is non.resi.
dent of this State. it is ordered that publiea.
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post newspaper published in the
town Of Athens, meMinn county, Tenn. re-
quiring the defendant to sppesr on or before
the next term of the Ceancery Court, to be
held at Pikeville, Bledsoe county, TENNESSEE,
on the third Monday Of March next, and an
swer-the complainants bill, or the same win
be taken for confessed, and set for hearing sx,
parte as to him.
s. c. NORWOOD, CEN.
Jan 8, lS57-4t-prs fee ss-4S7 pa =
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TG CORRESPONDENTS. :

LrITES concerning ion. advertising or other d.
Eusness Of tie Intelsenerr, should be addressed to
,s YsglGr0rs. = q
.s concerning the editorial department Of the paper
' Is addressed to Tie Etor, Jointly, orto either one
a.Ia.
C.apopirn,s writing for publication, will please write
g.! Il side Of tlle paper. ftFy Z u 49,
"a rvarcr OF tIe above rules win greatly oblge u.s.
I4stesEt prompt attention 20 correspondents thnu
: ] sisht OthetW se receive.
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" ma GenCra11 Railroad
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, \
IeAILRCA10.
20 -
Great aNorthern,a ands6outherD1 Mail Route.
p FOB TE. s99TIIEIS I.ElI S AND WESTERN
Tlvtse Dainr, tsunda7 nlais ilss
@Ond and Washington City Ne GcrdonsTllls Sad Alex
Hours Of departure AZ Rich.
Wssi6stoa.s e. f. and and F.
Arrive at Richmond. 1850 p N. and a ~
aEgage ehsels ana tickets. thfSssh Setuesn Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP BA1L.
Sad 5sGE In sSsslIs1iS THE GREAT
nee OF always Beeuring as d shown by
p Richmond and city in advance ot
FAag sEFHKEs Rielioxn AAD lVArHo4oN. $3.50
An WI p found alsIyg ready g take through
rs tas fdf GG.Msts ts te
Through Iiekets can s obtained between Danylle and
e e ss
sesd s s. P3sSs1gsTs tE9% The psayis Road
me are he BY man line as By the old ssanbost
There On ths Rich.
FREIGHT dep AISPAIENT.9
lsIs
HCincinnatiS ilming gton6S Zanes.
Vile Railroad.
s s 6
y oomrany isnoW e receive and foEEar Freight
north 8 hfaih,l Gipsin,ot Norrev gssI
date Stations Particular attention Vi siso IS
destine The westtiR SccoTdanes
River fror15 5Ci1slisati ~ ( z = = " sae
rrsiel.s IN apa during ths Siater
iEsS i1,', a Me- sBsay
giving every stisnlto1 e - last ssnst
ir,ss sES1f e 4.s l9 tss en-
. rSsfassh zee b.
Il ssiIltis
q. tiehsfai
ny sss obto.
fsI9 slng el1iesil
g Z RKERs1uRGH
June. 81 4 bsE1s.t S.nste4.
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Ming 10 C3l1ElbI1; va - - ~
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Oito hetWssii IiheeilnS and Hest CoIpnbia
7s,=sL GtllnlllEe Ee9 90fgEfIlef g
.cLEREtAND Az q f!IS ER5H R4ILRo4D. III /
8,neeltng nd 2ittsburgh.
IflK Ane Gid6 ghsea raS-
W.. IS sss5Hsss : S9ss sli
pIultSEE e ~
= Y heelin iP6515t
Stsy ls9yi9g iay aad FFis
q g a. sEFiyils atI 61sSt tiis sfle 4
sssslsga IS ~ tSs EsoIni5s5
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WIS ClalI ]. .N.lE Gus

~ NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.s;,.ta III COLJNI3US.O o., 5sIsie
\ nc nc nest 1hOFoa9h and Practical Ins1I. {
atSnst" the ~ eSa. f8 -
Fe, et course tneVsasaa az
sssgsNg' AeetGrss aaa fe'imaHEaip, iatIg IA
Ia cSssssia Iadils IS
THE pRoPRlEToRs take great pleasure il .xp4sssiog
cess fS' sas and
ts ablshlhent the Capital and istibpis i.
9sSs3 sAsEtiqlls 70 meet n TIE tspst sesHt ulaer @
s1te GlrS 9 aaercdHte trutiA0. The great IIrctIcal
H ol t9s PnePS IN heavy Banking uomRsr
nsn has enaSed him to bring uriperfsStion n
not NOT ATyTAlNED BY ANY OTHER INsTlTuTi0S Eas6
STUDENT BY ths new process, ii tie DESK i,,6ICi
Of an Aeeouitults duties OFoEgi as t6agI IS IGd
s S S5 tlgsssssas9R M ta sDis At,ge tYnnerefat
l9i9hdttS aEei in q great ueasprt, disspRtgds
Ne hsSs SSS u.s. 81 ~ 5 Assist
Lecturers In Ohio TO lecture eomusrsinl
Our Of instruction is too extended to1articpIs.
EfT Book KsEfiSG fsiES5 S sS ts sSnss'S s WIN DOUBLE
upon listory
Commercial Products, Commercial j1lsu
rST' Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
IS. s, ~ TIE I1D1ES' DE,P4B1lEET
nov opened for the reception OfLales. No In
s tnpsFts more thorough OF interesting in
s- . e . + Is
In sGnelusion, would add, thatwo shall put forth our
te merit ~ Z stu more eminent degree, the
esS reception With which enterprise has and 4ra
AsuVe OMISeGUeS % tapurt thorough, DTtcfiCtrk
S0AESe tun III nN
ether sfSltl 4AerctntiEe CoILege = ys
'tnR:- ~ - h''S t.S
the undersigned, take pleasure in estISyue that
Ste personally acquainted with Mr. GrsngtFs ability as an
and Teacher Of book Kecpins which Is OF tr
nlgnest ORDER He has had great experience Us an Ac.
IN heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
hm superior facilities in Iupartlng q FdtticUE
GyCtssfIge g' Book and Gtor9ugk GolnseetGI
I. J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President Of Farmer ColleFe.s,=,
t534 stas LORIN ANDREWS,
- !. FFsalasnt g % Of kenyoa4 College.
10 young men who wish 70 acquire HBpFfR E4uca-
Qst. We think Il affords facilities very seldom ouaIel
has the rare OF teoret noWl
Su9e anu aptness In tcachng added practical Counting
and feel that graduates from
cHted setQf Books . q -f52-Si s9s=4S ~
a. 4. STONE NVllolesalC and Retail Merchant.
SANNEYi Secy Board of Control, State Bank OF o.
n =; =: book Keeper at ID. n Wo6uluryts
{ " Di.OEEkDlERt Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
Il. 9llLLS, ser'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
" " AAsONI Book Keeper at ]. II. Key q Co.'s. -
ID For fun particulars send for circular
ri fHIfi GRANGERi iE ARMSTRONG;,
- ~ . pTOpFIetoFe.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

Fe' the Information of strangers visiting the city, We pub
la following list OF the diusrent Churches, and their
as aud place of meeting There any mistakes W.
lnaEe the necessary correction With pleasure;
81 HatiheUs EgiscoE,uIidN, Corner Monroe and byron
n,, Rev. T. T. PlREISs, Rector; morning services 1U
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TERMS.

,rrlCE-Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
y Entrance from Quincy ST.
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. NIIEELING VA. ATURDAYs MoRglINGss ATAB0H 81 Is5z
q L. .NSPO AIlIsIO
Cleveland . ri ttsbnIg .8ElilI5a'ds

f..ss Avn l911N ri 4.
9leVeland 9 R1ttsbalg Ra1lT6ad.
ks.;;s;ses
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
lTgfns 4'gn throagl to steeliug d Iitts5nrglt.
" daily Isnnday's esseeFtsd) s. ioIo3s ~ run
LEAVE CLEVELAND. 9-#
Rht.6arF ss5 as SssitaS a''ss y i.iss
2 n Rxpresl Train, stops only az Hudlou. Rsyenns
lenss gs15ssi asss5q Is n sllsyIs ssi
elS y y Accommodation 1rainsfOF RaveaAH and Way
LEAVE rlTTsRuioIr
Il y, G's sna satHWsRas WRetnE sFFTss =. SIS
300 = N g4Rrss. Train, 9tops way stations except
WResi&sst as PAL y 9 ss'-4a = g:99t 9 u and
LEAVE wnEELlSG.
rttsbafth 1t s:s5 and az Il atsSfs @ It
stryss t .Surah s q sai ana dS clsSelsn5 cslss.e
-. at $50 T y. II - sslal-'. ~.
h1S.Sa B q II stops at a aud Il
~ All llTraius stop nj Euclid Street Station.
Tus.nrnwns Rrnnch.
Train! leave New Philadelphia 7:45 NJ Dover nt SOS
at 9; o arrives at Bayar ut 1n:, connecting
whstr Lssvts ayasd AZ las on 81 sS5
from CsveiHnd Pttslugl and Whecling 1T
st4toP 81 Lover y si0g eea Ns" tAadelphla
Tisi.f -g5s.- ---ls-
ana Wheeling and Pittsburgh. p
Connections.
The Trains connect p.trsbarsh with tie Pennsylyanta
SEI YSFSaa t9r aFsbqrkh PnladePha Ba4mOFe, New
stsSSsnys with the stsgbsnyle aud Indiana Railroad
,1S , WI. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
mSTs Also VIII. Steamers arieS, aud
Al CieveHnj vlii tbc T,Is s,,ora ~
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SuuuH. l99
IpkEk.T Pxr Rnnlnl 90
ynELI pei ainUm SlSpq
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ODD BELLOWS, DI3EcroII9!

German lrossAt1at, Cplpp Kal Main street, betvet
NolrOr and Quincy; services 1D5s rnorntny.
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MASONIC DI8lAopORY. (

Wa To ESIEafNCEsIEa,
~ prepared furnish Printers Elt3 VSAsss
NsCoS nCoS aud Io6 lnls: We huye now on hand
SrSSs y. SnAs hald pCesS, Rbnrlk RSlae.
n, 9 NJ tEhSeF Press. Light SFatiti. -
EtMe ESInck. ssaSEsv9SeSS SSSSISSs4 - s. +
A3ltu EGne do. VTtlTIeS 5.sF;a.
SSsSts ahtk.. - dsoId ,lStRe.
~ FSae DO. WUfntsh.
All InsSisI,I So $50 g g. Gce. Sc GSes
saLs So s Sy a e be geqi ad found no
y ~ Terms caSli. y ~ s'sss' 81 ~ -
CA1trRE1L MeDERNoT.s
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Fonr resEytertaa PAUL., Pastor, BIainstreet
S'evn Washington and Adams sts services morning
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= sasas SunQf1eSs
III DOZEN Germ BFOanss ~ 9 sFzf S fk
~ + e.l2 doEEu 1tnfi ts 1essd ~
- ~ 81 baetst tlAs3Ei st1Fehs
~ h9tls Sew AlaelreFtl. Me-
80 65e4 Rt6 % -
8 6tlls son Ga siitaFs
81 Z = = & 55sssz
g IleeSfSsd ana toF SaIs ~ ~ = -
~ - Urn 4
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lz. aud place Of meeting II tberr are T.,
,.lnaE, the necessary correction AM, rcss,,v,.
y NIgI,,,, E,,.;.co,,,Ij,,,, ,,r,,..r H,rr ,,, r,
ntt,. Rev T. T. plRElSs RECTOR morning services 1ulf
.t,,,t. .yenIDp =.
y JoLa. Epi.rooqlidn Main street FIRST and
s,osa. Csutre Wheeling rev. az. *. w,pxsr ps.r6r.
z.,,,, .,tr,, ~ ,;i ~ - -
'tog'' '". lAH'. ~ "a A4St0s' E0uEtahI''
s N wrb.T L Ms,n oOa
Cn,r ybrtIn, stv,c.,
7Ii,,
I.,t .,s sou,,, wbeliprJ REV y yo0r
st, corning and evening. -
Eaura IrssEytsrfaa Rev A. RaU1t Pastor. .1isipstreet
,r,aae. ss''''ss -
Fos, Sstst tttodist Episcopal, Rev. =. MooRr, Pas.
@ Sssh street between Monroe and Quincy services
So,t' 4s..s N.tSodt.t 1t.sopa,, Rev n 1sos. PASTOR
MARKET and North sts, Moth Wheeling; services
soan. and evening.
Cieflfae street Het6Olist EDf4coDal Rev. g n. DIy
E' Pastor, Chsplne street, LctWrtu Frst and Second
C,alrr Wheeling; services murt,iuE and evening.
Sc4A Taee'fag " e C1urca, Rev. G. D. .BA74ElIs,
f'''c'i services morning and evening.
Welding Island t;ba,.l on NyI,esl,,, II.a i,s I,
S'ad" Efthedist EIiscopGl, Rev. c. uEIwIg, PASTOR
IAtae street, betWse Webster Third Centre Wheel
as
n sR'es t"thed-aI, Roman Catholic, Rt REV. Dlsnor
E'fNnF and afternoon.
a''e"'t icorsd, Rev. j. T. MeCLunE, Pastor, corner
"NarSsi and IslsFson sts;
A@ttt'1, --- ---. Clay street, between Filth and
S,il' streets; services morning and evening.
D'tfts'' Market street, between Webster and Third
NL'e "heslns services lHH m tlle morning, and T5
Erasg,itru, an. y,,,s,.,,, p.v ,,,,... ,..,.. az,
't5,', above Sixth, East Whetliug
doH Er'iR0,iiedt LutEerfam, REV. F. Z,NNNRnNIE
Rs'oF, Market street, between webster aud rhr centre
Shseii' "; services morning aud evening.
Jri,h Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
HAn.
German IrottAtGRt, Union Kan, Main street between
NoarOr and Quincy; services 10Y morning.
,,,,,
olJD FGLLONS' DIRECTORY
VIr.IpI.. ..,. -,
trratr \, ,l 81
Jpsz, v,, :, N :, ne. 1"9 Aonree stres1A
t'"Nhn Lodge No. 13.-AIeets MS aboyeevery
SSu'AE evening. THOMAS A1OoknEAp, n O., NJ E5 Nc.
Herty, Secretary -.
Vim. r.In So.
rr w.-l.' s.osEe Ne. 5;f.-Aisets ss above eve
SIl,,, S.5 ~ ~. Va S0ts's
u.,,SS' ~
""CFaOnS lodge SO.fSN.-SfeetS eveFVJ JSFSf6ay
evening Al the lIsi, .0,,,. A. -. Z. 4,
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

a : %
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I2LA.tOIIlYG E.T1.R40TS.

Dlrcct Z m POrfnal6Rl sIf59 - = -
W. nave Ihls day reCetvs lrui the HannfactoF.
Ass IN ls1St our Fail Importation Of Irish IinsnG
isy Linens. aud Linen GaiE brie an1kerclefs There
Lnen5 @srt made especially for 6hleS nj r SSr
al pure 4nst We you'd respectfully uyit iur.
~ 70 cal end s19H1ists determined m S,
prices t1an can be puyehl5e IN cit
.-sIAs lIElsKEEL & =SNSf SfARlNGEy
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E and after slonday 26th train, viii ru, as follows
WESTWARD.
zanssyls. s:lS 4 H. 'po1f'oR SG9
NeW Lexington 99S e 80 $40 aSti4
LANE caster .1O8O5 {" Z, $50
Nirc!gYIn ......-.l1:40 T, NJ $50 IS
Washington ..........-.... 1t6 "' 7.8O W
~ ~ siinInSE SEoh 2!9 :. $40
MoFf0W. 316 gtt $40
LoVelanI -. .....s. 5its
Arrive Cincinnati. ......... Boa =" 1885 A. NJ
, Leave Express. Accommodation !
GtIsinHstl e;01 An $50
Sf6$fS 81 s.: sS s:s
w " MMasllnston.... s:44 .is 1880 /"
ClrclsTlIe y40 g $40 E
Ian easter 1880 :" $40 ."
tNeH M, ltAlngI 70 1880
The 4l6 Train leaves ZanrsYile the arrival Of the
100 Train on g. o. r. H. from Wheeling, and
cinnat at 5:Ql Pa - 80 !
The 500 leaves ZaMeaYilie of
ll;5S \. " Train 0n Q, q 4. i. froul Wheeling.
Ihs Road located through The most beautiful part
Ohio passing through New Lexington Lancaster Circles.
Tue Washington WllminBton ouFishnR towns
and It has Auanl line. There large portion Of The
road that " ar'ne, lnREns i q desirable route.
No attention Will be spared the part ofceFa OF
public to patrOnlsc. - = y
TrunS viii stop all intermediate stations and connect
at Morrow With trains for Dayton Xeia SpFingAeld &c.
and ut LOVeland with trains for HllsbOrough Cl
Lnezo Stages and Packets make for an i'm.
PoFtant points In Southern Ohio. 5I Isl
G.. w. HARRIS, supt.
The Omnibus Line calls ali the Hotels, and upon
notice leil will H. Orndora, doOrs Of the Stacey
mE8U-dtf e
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Z ctnI. On HIC aVOVe IUF INC InNlue.
rsOuai Communications charged At 81 90

~ sIe!ai Notices charged $40 per square, per ahnnm
:, mi square, tie OF discount thereon for a
Of squares Us under lhe general ead, and ~
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y JoLaa, Esccpuldu, Main street, between First and
ksoad Ceatte Wheeling, Rev. q. x. wARxGn, Pastor;
=sraag services ltJG O'slocE, evening, ~.
Fot styeruR, REV. H. II. WEED, Pastor, Foutthst.,
k'ssn Monroe and morning
toad IresJyteyi"H WCbst,r street, between Main anu
Eks' Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
lAd FresCyert, Rttth street, bvtween Chestnut and
Tfs sts south wheeIIug, Rev. T. WOODS, Pastor, servi
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RAItlS OF DNEFtIISIN(T.
~ LINES OF SoNPARE1tg OR LESS, CONSTITUTING

r, ,adverse1ents OF greater length, adless tun Of 4
IN inserted tUr longer time than two months, Z dis
- oi h!iy Ir cent on the above will be made for each
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kangt'fea' Iyettt4ns, Rev. j. lEl1ra, Pastor, Clay
Etst above Sixth, EastWhetltpg
Ho@ ErdAg'itedt Luthsrtan, Rev. F. z,nuNEn11k,
se'' Market street. between Webster AID Thlrd centre
Sn'ei 's; services morning aud evening,
Sfi synagogue, Quincy street. between Market and
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the undersigned take pleasure testiIug that We
and IT, T.ashsr Of BOOK KsepipF which
s2unantt In heavy Commercial and Banking HOUSES which
yves hlm superior facilities in mparting q lIatficIk
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FoH,t Street NttlotSt Episcopal, Rev. r. MOORE Pas.
@ Fourth street, between Monroe and Quincy; services
noraus and evening"
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l'ore the sscoad and j6urfE Tue.ay evening" of eSel
-'"'H' clAsLEs DiekNAs, {. Pi7N. ,Ssegey, Scribe.
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Our course Of Instruction extended 10 tarcpar,x
mere put y every thing CONNECTED Win DOUBiI
bO0h KEEPING, with free aud full dtscussIon Of
upon Commercial History
anu History Of Eminent Commercial 1e, ComnercIai &C.
Products, Commercial CalGulg tots
lIerEhpt &c. - y
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s'h strstts services morning and evening.
DeLles Market street, between Webster and Third
sl'Fe Wheeling; services 1o]f the morning, and
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he most 1bOfo14h Iikd HSFneifeiiIi TnS1I 4
ItOns t0 the eS6. = 33}5s{ 5E5=

sst,s, TEB8IS:
F2rts.t C3urSe tttcttsg az or Boob
SeSSysltg, AscaGtes dFd FelRitESip lily In
FerI C5s.rse II Ittdils
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-11
Legal Notice.

TOsEPH q. THOMPSON, Isaac Keer and Ma
u riah Keer, his wife, the children Of Will
liam Thompson, Jr. whose names are unknown;
Elizabeth v. Cooper and Sarah Amanda Coop
ey, children Of Sarah Ann Cooper. John q.
Thompson, Isaac d. Thompson, James w.
Thompson; Hannah D.HeVitt, & her husband
(whoss name 10 uuknown3 Albert p. Thomp
SON, Harvey D. Thompson, Westley 7. +.
Thompson, Isaiah Z. W. Tho mpson, Eleanor
s. Hartley aud her husband, (whose name !.
unknown) will take notice that oa the 18th
day of September, 1857, Isaac Murray, Execu-
tor, and Ann Thompson, Rxecutrix, of the last
will and Testament of William Thompson, fled
their petition in the probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, which is still pending in said
Court, asking for leave to complete certain
contract conferred into by said testator in his
life time) by making to said Joseph b. Thomp-
son, a deed for and on behalf Of said defendant,
for the following land in said County, to
wit: sts
The south east quarter Of the north west
quarter and the north east quarter of the south
west quarter of section 20, in township 6, Of
range Z, except acres sold OF the eas. side
of the last described tract, to David Knapp.
Also part of the west half Of the north west
quarter of said section, beginning for the same
at the south east corner Of said lot, thence
west II rods to stone, thence north % degrees
east SO rods to a stone thence north "a rods to
q corner stone, thence north 6S degrees east II
rods to stone, thence south los rods to the
place of beginning, containing in all 81 acres,
moro or less. Said petition will be for hear
ing on the 18th day of October 1857.
HoILIsrER, OKxr & HoLLIsTxR.
,.lH Attys for Petitioners.
September 23d, 1S57-73w.
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Important from utah.
NEw YoRK, Saturday, Nov. 3.

NEWk 1ORK, Saturday, NOV. y.
The Nebraska correspondent Of the
Times, under date October %, writes.
."News has just reached here from our
frontier Mormon settlement, on Roof-fork
of the Platte River near the mouth of the
Beaver; that some seceders from the Nor
mon Church have arrived. bringing the
news that large force of Mormon militia,
under Brigham Young and H. G. Kem-
ball, were preparing to leave Salt Lake
City, with provisions for SIX week cam
paign in the moutairs, and stop, the pas
sage of the United States troops. The
positive destination of the Mormon force
was secret; but it was generally supposed
that at the pass in the mountains near Bear
River Cutoff, or at the Steep Rocks, a
stand would be made, with almost cer-
tainty TO cut off the entire force entagainst
them. ngL sfsig a3 .1saTx1F Il .
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PETITION FOR PARTITION

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
EPHRAIM TREsiBLY, David Trsmbly, Elisa
IL beth Trembly and Jemima Trsmbly, win
take notice that petition was fled against
them on the 9th day of October, A. d. 1857,
in the Court OF Common Pleas. within and for
tho county of Monroe and State of Ohio. by
Rliel Hesdley, as the Guardian of Margaret E.
Treanbly, and is now pending wherein said
Eliel Hsadley as such Guardian, demands par
tition Of the following real estate, to wit:
The north west quarter Of the north west
quarter of section three, of township i've, Of
range Eve, containing forty acres. Also the
south part of the south west quarterof section
four in said township and range, containing
6fty-nine acres. Also the east half of the
north east quarter. Of section nine, township
and range aforesaid. ss9sft.a 6ssE 10
And that at the next term of said Court, the
said Eliel Headley as Guardian aforesaid, viii
apply for an ordor that partition may be made
Of said premises. ELIEL HEADLEY as
Guardian of n. 3. Trsmbly.
, Nov. 4, l857.-6w. = '---@ :. = y =
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Hollo,Cay's PiHs.-We live in an over
doctorsd world. Every sick man who
calls n physician is liable to be experiment
ed upon. Iflthe doug first administered
does not answer, another is tried-and
that failing, another. and so ON. Is it
not insanity to submit to this p-hazard
treatment, when there is within the reach
of all remedy that penetrates to the
sources of the most dangerous internal
complaints. and curse them by destroying
the morbid material IN theablood which
produces inflammation, pain, debility and
decay? That Holloway's Pills thus ex,ir-
pates the sustaining principle of disease,
no human being who has investigated The
facts can doubt Bear this in mind dys-
peptics, consumptives, and all who suffer
from internal arrangements. 'i Fs@s.os1
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Interesting from kansas.

ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Dates from
Lecomptos TO October 22d, states that
Governor Walker has issued another pro-
Iclamation in relation to the 1900 votes
from McGee county, whichare thrown out,
for the same reasons that governed his ac-
ton in relation to the Oxford district in
johnson county. The proclamation states
that in neither case has he gone behind
the returns, and disclsims all right to do
SO, but the votes were rejected in coase-
quence of fatal defect in form. q
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition win
lN be presented to the Commissioners Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, at their next September ses-
sion, praying for County Road, commencing
at the road leading from Woodsfeld to Bealls-
vile, on the lands of Aaron Howell, on Sun
fish creek, thence down the creek to Pugh's
mill, thence down the creek through the lands
of Jacob Keeper, to the south side of the creek,
at the log shute, thence through the lands oi
James Bracey and William Steel, TO the top oi
the hill at John MoMahon's land, thence
through said McMahon's land to white OAK
tree, ut the corner Of Culbsrtson and Csx'a
land, thence along the line as near as prActi-
cable between Thomas McMahon's land and
the land Of said Culbertson and Cox, to the
bridge on Oxley's road. - -
sl MANY PETITIONERS.
Nov, f. ls57,-Aw. zfa HEs
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Jacob d. Groves, Rf virtue OF q writ OF
vs.. Id venditioni exponas to
of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will
eher for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the courthouse, in the town Of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock, p. NJ, on
Saturday. tie 12M day Of Deceaber, 1851,
the following land and town lot, situate in said
county, TO wit: .t,...ss..
Lot number twenty-seven, in the town of
Brcvnsvilie, - numbered on the plat Of said
town. Appraised at $l6,d6s .a-s f.s.y
Also, tho west half Of the south west quar-
ter Of section thirty-four, township ono, and
less. Appraised at Ss3S SO. e8ss
/ Levied on as the property Of Josiah n. vii
SON, At the suit Of Jacob Z. Groves.
80, C. NJ, MORROW;
Nov. II. s. As. Sherif, N, c. o.