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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sEs Is. z
Seo-I5. Ward, Sander. H%tIss Sas:
4
% Fpnn% asG Dc Dc
cotton
T ksas
ss aso
Walker to oderTotal 1871 bales cotton
g, Magnelis.ss bales cotton to
is Hadag
Miles, adams John Watt Aes62 Fellows. 4eo-si DO
Fs Msls ssss. d
Pi Kicks sbsx s s sss: cotton
n oSs ats
Adams 3col3 aorrissGn Bros 10 . Cooler Ieos Do
os
Wnun bales cotton
s 8
as es
wrEd Male oseS Hsrss SS
Harris isvisdo Coleman; Putnam 4seI BALE
Braud andry5oO hooppoes " Behan-s hhds
bbs mosssrs Is sugar &c Hewitt Norton
gsd
Hall Rod Nil. Roman hhs sugar to
Total 2s bales cotton 9; hhds i6 bbls molasses
LoUIsvIILE-steamer l. Hodge, casks bacon Hitch
s M
as dc
Violet keosl pkgs fruit bb eggs John do po-
bss ndse X 70 leather Bales hay
Kelly MI bb apples piles sacks %
aHs @ fRHs
Ps s9s ssa oray
what sv Sh. sacks asss sss y sb
s > sssf S @
Pineksd SeoNsundes to ordsrTotal IS bales cotton
Steamer Henry Fit1hugh,l box furniture Is
seae, e. @
ae Whips
Esnner Ssel5 bbls vegetables Id, DO krept :
Is DO MAS
Sas s'"tsf ,ss . poson Wheels box
%sy 10 & 81. s gsE joseph sss
kegs pigs krou do ribs to
Sssi oSseso 70
Stevenson 3so-ls4 Connoly
bales BALES eo,ton
Buchannop Carroll 6co24 Campbell Strong7 bales cotton
Williams Son-sundries orderTotl 263 bales cotton
hhds tobacco
BALTZE-Seamer Ceres-9 hhds sugar 100 sacks to
Roberts,
CINCINNATI-steamer HOWELL trunk and bx mdse
to Kennedy &co-3gl bbs apples Booth bSs mdse
boxes Dolson Son6 hhds shoulders 6S bbls beef
do pork Wright &colot furniture Boye-lO0 doz brooms
Beebe &co-lOO do Adams &co-3O do to Norton 6co-l
casting Buchannon Carroll aco72 kegs butter Grief &co
81 boxes Scneider-5n0 coils Brady &co
6b potatoes bbs apples Tarantol5 bbls lard oil $50
| bNs cheese to order
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. OPEI.OUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIIROAD23 bales cotton to John Williams &co-l6 do to
HUGELY Blair &co3 do Oakley Hawkins &co12 hhds sugar
bbs moasscs Bethel Hare-l0 hhds . bbs moosses
Bellocq Noblom kco50 bbs molasse Bogar Foley Avery
Hackney-40h hides B l. Msnn-39 head cattle to order.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS. bales cotton to Warren Gilmore &co-3s de
Ward Saunders Hunt-l4 do Abby &col4 bales cottor
Fellowes &co-l0 Cntrer, Harrison &co Miles Adams &co
Oakley Hawkins &co- David Hadden-5 Buckner, Stanton
Newm.n-l Fredlander Gerson &co6 Walker Snder-44O
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steauer Oregon-l horse to II Carter &co-an
sundres TO order
MoBILE-Steamer California-2S pkgs brandy to Tar
dos-sundries to order.
| COMMUNICATIONS Virginia Pearl-19 bales cotton +
Curer Harrison &co-4 bales cotton WARREN Gilmore AGO.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Galveston Wash from Iudianos via Galveston,
W G. Tempeton-Eer wck's Bay.
Ship Superior Soue from Browsterhaven 9th Sept via Deal
l4th Sept, to master-ith dist So
Ship Calender Patton days from Boston, to Fosdick
Sd dist 81
ship Albert, Kloekgette from Bremerhaven 9th Sept
master-Poin.
Florida Burns days from Pensacola Pooey,
Ncol Sco-Basip
schr Star Thompson,3 days from Tampa Bay, master
Basin.
Srhr Eclipse, Peters. from Bay ST I,ouis-Basin.
Schr Louisa Peter, from Wolf Rver-Basn.
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q. Select Powders, viz: q,
Aconite Ammon Mur Assafdda Bayherry Bellsdonna Bo
rax Cardamon seeps Cas.ia Catechu Cinnamon Cloves
Colocynh pulp Conium Coriander Seed, Digitas, Ext
Colocynth, Ext Lquoree, Ergot Gum Ammonia, Gum
Arabic, Calls, Tragacanth Gum Myrrh. Hellebore
Alb Heebore Mgr, Hyosciamus Krameria, Kino Lobe!
liz Seed Fern Potasse Kad CoIchiei, Sanguina
ria Sarsaparia, Scammony, Terpentaria, Sem Cocchc
Spigela, Stramonium, yalerian, ETC.. etc.
Seeds. Rr .t 7=E
Anseed to arrive Canary 20 sacks Caaway 100 lbs
Cardamon 50 lbs. Colchicum, bbs Corander to arrive
bills Flax arrive 20 bbs. ground do,
$50 Foenuyrea 100 lbs Lobea 10 bbs Hemp, 10 SKIS
White Mustard 200 lbs Worm, ETC., etc.
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4 ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AArf1-
. THEATER.

&AAA~AAs~ -
offers iii Of RARE MERIT for the sra,hcson Of ia
g MATT PEEL's
GREAT rRouPEor
5q ,sgy4CA MPBELL MINSTR ELS
Appear each evening pleasing variety that helps 10 i
.@ RENoWNED BAND,
FIFTEEN sTXR PERFoRMBRs
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EyENINGs-JUNBo JUH,
WEDNESDAY AND THuRsDAY-AGrest Bin for vx.iasy,,
- with everything that i rood 10 NINsTRELsY:
RAaicA lie TiS ss as
Tricks, Trsnsfo,masons And Tnblsau. co.,.v.. :
the conyenienee Il ladies and children
Tss PaIe@S,s a sss ills Of The the day ~
HsSHDMTssfoN-T all parts of the house-FHty Cssa..
Doors open at Il Concert commence i to so'cIoek NJ
j. VEGAS most respectfully announces to bis fr,ss.
4 a he ~ odd FoR Hat BE-
with the liberal patronage The teaching viii sa
The fashionable ianeers' ouaale and the c4leaoniar
ensas snesa + the he s ysss es OF Paris and London
The popular Chdrens' Fancy Dress Balls will be gives E
NJ The e. days and hours of Tuition are as follows @
IiadesTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 tn y
Thursdays and Saturdays from an 8
Gentsm Wednesdays and Fridays, Fos.7 IN NJ
sr practising party for Ladies' and Gensiemsn svs-
Particular attention will be given to Children, xay
Fancy Dances, never before taught in this city, will b
Vegas will ao give Lessons at Summaries and frz's.
viYins M A. bENEdRI Orchestra for Balss
sgFS e Hs,: s,ss o.ne Odd
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a FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
4 ShENY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, SUCCESSOR Hzn
stepdaughter Of Nine Arraline Brooks announces lss
ntention Of opening her Academy Of Dancing &e
~ first TU ESDAYin November at EAGLE HAEEvsE
Prytania street, the Widows RetrPHs-
Madame Smiths School will be conducted hsEesons
ALWAYS subject the advice and examination OF AazsA
Brooks. @ .is 2 = sa.l -
All Partisan Baro and Fancy Danses sin r
taught. including the much admired Lancers
The terms of the Academy will remain as before
1-A Chdrena Soiree will be given occasionally thss.<
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Me6 Orlealls Bully Grfsfsrd.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nem Orleans Nlunsu Mlarkst.
cREscKMr oryIcs. No. 10 Camp str

: : C,pIacyvr fv.,e. n, m
n RI. pr p " Nond.s Eyrn;n ~ NOV 4 1877 I
The election to day though not greatly interfering with
uercjal neyerteess occuned
Of public attention The general, aspsct Of Affairs Of an i'm
proving character The a. ~. RAM. d. no onder
their yet position to expspd but they
are renewing all paper as far Al sy can "a
have nothing IN the way Of discounts or ia
exchange. IA 5-'1. e. g{F - ~ 1tf
There some nkipg Of sales Of hut nothing
reached Tho market IL t.ndinp In favor
OF and ere long we think buyer, and eapitss will
be at work. e.
In Exchange we did not learn Of any large
sight drafts on New York were xo,d at per ct
In Sterling there was very little doing Rate, are almost noi
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AMUsE1EENTS.

Lessee And W H. u 118
Treasurer. M. n W. CAaHIB0
Fourteenth night and last but oae II NJ and Mis- Sozx
DREW. the unequaied Comedian and Comedieme- = J.
g TUESDAY EVENING, November 3 Iss7 p
and last time Lovers great drama esta2u
RORY o'MORE-Rory o'More, Nj. John Drew, KasA1ess-
MIs John Drew; ansy Rsnes oy has y sish0P
Drew sf.t 80 slsiE 'e{se 80 sJt -ss7
Aa-To.morrow evenng-Bens6t Of JOHN DREW, asa 4ne
appearance of Mr.. and Mrs John Drew.
PRICES OF ADNIssIoN--Dress Circle Pasqussss -.
Family Circle 50 cents Gallery Is Ceors$
giant Private Boxes from s. to % each. according
Box office from 10 O'Clock A. H. until O'Clock r
where be secured. 80 : ~
open o'clock; performance n h.M
I, precisely. sislilss n
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8sbiep Of tks Ilarkets.

TUESDAY MORNING, November 8, 1857.
COTTON. The demand again very fair yesterday and
$500 bales changed hands about the of
vous quotations:
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echr kEabeth Ann. xtkeHs Pearl R5ves-<Basip
schr Mary Ann, Kopp, from Biloxi-Basin
s9hr Aleyon, Nattse from Covington-Basin. fSfA ~ I
schf Fontlinbieau, Peters. from Covingfon-Basin.
schr Victoria. Ford. from C0vinrt6n-BasiM l
sS.r Ccncofdta, Chsion, from Bay 81 Louis-Basin.
IN, ~ ss.ns III, Gssos from Cesington Basin "a
schr Martha Ann wiliams from hay it Louis-Tssin
Sehr Gen Pierce, from Bay 81 Jouis-Basin fE4H
Schf Maria, Reed, from BfloxL-Baein. -ss'f
hchf smiley John, from Amite River-Bssfp,
schr Eoone, Morrison. frnfn AmIts kfves-Basu.
6chf Decide. Sxn. from Bonfouca--Bssb
scnr Fourth q July. from Bay St Lous-Basin.
Schr Emblem, from Pontchssouia-BSsin
X sTEAxRoAfs.
Princess. Wilson. from ycksbuya
Magnolia ThompseA, from Yicksbuse.z s,- y.sstes
Capitol. Bsrrence. froe Bayos sarA.
~ hodge Smoker from LouisyIie.
lH. Ceres Labarth, from Ealize., l5,a
~'@ Henry Fitxhush, Hudson, from Cincinnati
Oregon. Myers. froI1 Mobile. II NJ
California. HntchnRs. from Mobile. t,sal-.I-l a
',s II Howell, Howell from Cincinnati u. u y
s"fs Virginia Pearl, Hoffman, from Covin9tOn--lake
~ Poutclartrain Railroad.
Towboat Anglo Norman Steee Pssses-vent down
gh-breught up ships Superior, Calender and Albert
BELOW-c ONINGUP.
Steamship Mexico Lawess. from Indsnoa Galveston
Y Harris, Morgan kco " : e q 4f'5a = ~
British Ship Echo, Orr, from Liverpool August I'd. "
Birth w Rowlsnd Rowland, days Maaga to Bou.
dousQue Philips-Cargo, fruit and wines to Ayet
Brig Brownsvle Simpson, days from Rustau Island, with
fruit 10 Pigniolo Mechica &co.
Schr Star Gammon from sal to Boudsusquie Phil
lips
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p X l G E s
Sbipplua sateIllgsnes.

TUESDAY, November g. 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship P Whitney, Gray, for Liverpool, ] Whitney &co
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CATTLE III A r Z e 7


JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 2.
Arrived to-day $50 head of Cattle heavy supply of Ordi
nary Cattle with moderate stock of Hogs and Mich
Cows an ample supply Calves and Yearngs and but few
Ordinary Sheep offered sale Prices of the lower descrp
tons of Cattle are favor of purchasers. We quote
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GALXANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KIND

fNALy ANlSm AND G1LD1NG IN ALL KINDS
The undersigned would respectfully inform public of the
city and that he is prepared to do all kinds of work
his line with dispatch and in TO be
any house in the Union
Watches Table Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers.
Pinch BTs GhbED and s in the best sys
naments Lamps Lustres and Candelabras.
The public invited give him call and examine his
20 Charres street. between Benvle and Cont.
ReferencesHyde Goodrich, Henderson Gaines. NAL
lard, F. A Tyler, Fourier q Labrecht OBJ sm
-. VALUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
l bayou hnck parish of Terrebonne La, with Slaves and
Stock OF every kind will be sold public auction in New Or
DAY OF February effect partition between the op
The property consists 22sO Acres of Land inferior
none Lou1st ma heavily mheed and nearly ali susceptible
of cnvation about 100 of which cultivation up
wards Of 80 Slaves all family Mules; stock
of Cattle and Hogs; Circular Mill Farming Utensils; Me-
chsncs Tools with which plantation is abundnny sup
plied0 Corn and Hay supposed be sufficient
seasons consumption
The Machinery is of the most valuable
we'll The quality sugar usually made is
inferior TO made in the State and
of other plantation in proportion the hands
The gro wing crop is expected 10 be about COO hhds
j. j. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
season. and will take pleasure in showing des
of examining it,
terms of cash dhe purchaser to
the debt due the Bank of Louisana
balance be payable in equal insalme divided into
suit The if required one,
from the date of sale bearing interest eight per
from date until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege the property Sold possession 10 be given
OF sale shall been complied with but the
hands, teams will be reserved for the of ring
growing still be the plantation at the time of the
sale.
particular description will given before day
sale,
Fer further particulars apply VIM F. LEvERICH co.
JAMES ]. HANNA.
o3l Sm SARAH Y0RkE.
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VIS-LE TABLEAU D'AssEsSEMENT POUR LA
IA vile de Jefferson annee 1857 mainenant expose
du Tresorier demeurera ain expose pendant vng
ours suet examen ct correction des nteresss
+. LAGRONE
W. C. CUTLER,
10
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Towboat Anglo Steele from the Passesweut down
lght-breught shps Superior Calender and Albert
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AMENDMENT NO. q.

Resolved by the General assembly of the. State
of Ohio, Three-ffths of the members elected
to each House concurring therein, that it be,
and hereby is, proposed to the electors of this
State to vote on the second Tuesday of 0cto.
Der next, upon the approval or rejection of the
following amendment, as a substitute for the
fifth and sixth sections of the fourth article of
the Constitution, viz: SEC. 5. District Courts
be held in each county at least once in
each year, by one or more District Judges elect
ed by the electors of separate Districts to be
prescribed by law, who shall hold their Office
for five years; and during their continuance in
office, shall reside inthe District for which they
are elected. The provisions of the fourteenth
section, of this article shall apply7t to District
Judges. The General Assembly may bylaw
authorize the Judges of the District Court, and
of the Courts of Common Pleas, 10 tx the times
of holding their respective Courts. Until Dis
trict Judges shall have been elected and quail
flied, District Courts shall be hsld by the
Judges OF the Supreme Court and Of the Courts
of Common Pleas, as now authorized. Sec. 6.
The District Court shall have uch7jurisdiction
as may be provided by law, andSthe Judges
thereof shall have and exercise such power
and jurisdiction st chambers, and may be re-
quired to sit as Judges of the Courts of Com-
mon Pleas as shall be directed by law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES, 5
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS Ii. FORD,
President Of lie Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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RESOLVED 6y The General assembly Of the State
of Ohio, Three-fifths of the members elected to
each branch, concurring therein, that it be and
hersbyis proposedto the electorsof the State,
to vote on the second Tuesday of October next,
to approve or reject the following amendment
as asubstitute forthe second and third sections
of the twelfth article of the Constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall be sab
ject to taxation by a uniform rule, at the true
value thereof in money, but such deductions
from credits may be allowed as the General
Assembly may deem expedient; Provided, that
burying. grounds, public school houses, and
all other public property, and all institutions
of purely public charity, and all houses used
exclusively for public worship, shall be ex-
empt from taxation; and if the total value of
the personal property of any person shall not
exceed fifty dollars, the same maybe exempt
from taxation. All property employed in
banking shall always bear aburden of taxa
ton equal to that imposed on the property OF
individuals.
tsiEf; NJ II. VAN WORRIES,
Speakeriof the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H.. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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Legal Motice.s

John KERcHER, Henry Kerchers shdS1fed-
u ferick Meyer, who are nonresident Of the
State of Ohio, willstake notice that Williams r.
Mallory, of the county of Monroe xpd<State.
of Ohio, did on the goth day Of April, 1eS1
file his petition in the Court Of Oemnnsl l1esA
of Monroe county, 0hioy against lthsmEAand
others, setting forth that said john. Kercher
and Henry Kercher, were sindshte1s36 aid
Plaintiff, in the sum of sthirtyssix dtlldk4 Ind
sixty-six cents, with interest fronsSheS1th
day of February, 1855 that saidJohn Kerehsr
is the owner of the south west quxrtsEsefahs
south east quarter, of section a., aofftean6hip
g, and range A; also four, acres in Sthdnefth
west ceraero of the north east quarters In the
same section, all of which is situated IN laid
Monroe county; that said premises azIm0rt.
gagged to Jane Haley and Frederick Meyea MAJ
the mortgage to said Meyer is without appaid-
Grafton and void, and thatsthe premises rfors-
said may be sold to satisfy the said mqrtGpge
to Jane Haley and the Plaintidas claiMV sxhs
said Defendants are notified to appear andsan-
swer said petition, on or before the third Sat-
urday after the third day of june, 1885, a
Ssss SINCLAIR 3 WAY,l.
& g sAtt'ys for Plaintiff
April %, lS57,A6w.
a .-
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Il E. SPIRIT OF D EN- &C RACYHT

to each House eoncurring therein, that it be,
and hereby is proposed to the electors of this
State to vote, on the second Tuesday OF. Octo--
her next, upon the approval or rejection OF the
following amendment as an additional section
to article eleven of the Constitution. Every
county which now is, or may hereafter be enti7-
tied to more than one Senator, JOE Representa-
tive for the residue of the present decennlaI
period, or for all, or any portion of any subse-
quent decennial period, shall be divided into as
many Senatorial and Representative districts
as there may be Senators, or Representatives,
elective in any year of the present, or any sub
sequentodecennial period, which districts shall
be of contiguous territory, and each district
shall contain as nearlyga ratio for Senator or
Representative as is attainable, without violat-
ing the rule herein given as to contigulty OF,
territory, and without dividing any township,
election precinct, or ward. If any Represen--
~tative,s or Senatorial district, composed of two
or more counties shall by reason of any excess,
of population. over a ratio, be entitled to ad-
Editional Representatives or Senators, for any
portion of the present or any subsequent de-,
cennial period, the district shall be divided into
two districts, for each portion of such decen-
NAL period, which shall be contiguous territory,
and each shall contain as near a ratio asls at
Itainable without dividing counties.
If by reason of the annexation of one Sena-
torial district to another, there shall be any
excess of population over a Senatorial ratio,
(which shall be entitled to additional Senatorial
r Representation for any portion OF amy decen-
NAL period, each district, as now constituted,
shalt elect one Senater.S .SEI OK
Counties shall be divided into districts by
the County Commissioners or such other board
of officers elective and resident in the proper
county as may be provided by law. AT least
four months prior to the general election in
1858, the counties entitled to more than one
member of either house shall be divided into
districts for the residue of the present decen-
NAL period, and at least four months prior to
the general election in the first year of each
subsequent d~ecennial period the counties emit
tied to more than one member for all, or any
portion of such deeennial period, in either or
both houses, shall be divided into districts for
tho whole of the decennial period. Adescrip-
ton of the district of each county shall be
published as may be directed by the County
Commissioners or as may be prescribed by law.
so Dos N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated April3d, 1857. Gsr
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

.NHE subscriber offers for sale his TAVERN
i STAND, at a bargain, for cash, or in exchange
for land in this county or in the West. Said
property is situated in the
TILL4GE OF GRANDY7EW
in Washington county, On the Ohio river. 1t
consists of two lots &c by 100 feet, two new
frame houses, two stories high, finished off in
ten rooms; together with a large and commo-
dious stable.
Any person desiring such property, would
do well to call and examine this property be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as | am determined
to sell. ~
e. For further particulars inquire of the
subscriber on the premises. !
WILLIAM W. ROSE.
Feb. 4, ls57.-6m.
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STATE oF-oHIo, MONROE C0UNTKN
CouRr OF CoNsioS PlsAt.sssds
cIVIE lotion.

James Cooder, ~ xoRss Cooqnn,
VS.. Ut OF thsSta1e Of
" Elizabeth d swirl an1 HsnusyIvsniaSesl ell
jesse Dowell, her hu SO taL take noticsEs <Aat
George Coadsr anl James Eoolsrsoe
Frtnsis Tasti. thecountyofAfxn-
ros, iu tbs State of Ohio, atl onnths 1sfhaday
of April, A. D. 1857, 6le his petitioniin ne
Court of Casnmoa Pfess of the coonty 6f3fon-
roe aforesaid, again ststhe said Geos6ssCou1pr ,
and Elizabeth Dowell and Jesse Dowen, her
husband, and Francis Tuell, defendants; sSttinx
forth That one Mary Cooler, (now decesp1 IN
her life time: entered into q contract witht1hs
said james Cooier. on certain conditiou5 s1ow
fully performed by the said JamesG ooder, thai
at her death he Should become the owner q
her personal property, and that slleswaDld
to said James Cooder, the fbNoN3ng
described tract of land situate in Monroe coun-
ty, aforesaid, to wit : 1asx
The north west quarter Of the northzNpst
quarter of section ffteep, in toNuahipAhrea ~
range five, That said James ooderc 1nfkha
performance of said CONTRACTS ~ U<oy-
ing that they may be- compelled 20 n1loass
their interestsin said property to said {Gmes
iCoeder. And the said George. Cooder {aspnti-
fled that he is required to appear and anaver
said petition, on or before the third Saturaay
after the third day of June next-as SEES
Es 4Ss Ass WILLIAM F.dHUNTfR,
s9s @gs HORACE H0LLANnsA
April22, 1857. II zAtt,ys Tor RiqfntiG
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
in be presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe county, Ohio, at their June session, for
an alteration of the road leading from Woods
field to Antioch, commencing for said altera-
ton at a. large poplar tree marked iAyonsthe
land of christian Kettle, in Center, township,
and goingsto the right hand of. the present laid
out road, through a portion of said Kettles
lands, anda forty acre lot of VIM. T~ruskett's,
and a portion of the land of J. R. q w. T.
Norris, and coming to the present route at of
near Morris fence. Said alteration being be
tween a quarter and half a mile in length.
The petitioners also ask for the vacation of so
much of the present route as is supplied by
said alteration. 3 SisS = so 3@
May q, lS57-4t.pd.