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August II, 1857. -6w.
Notice in Partition.

TOSEPH HOWILER, Conrad Howiler, Jacob
y Howiler, William Henning and Lany Hem
ming, his wife, will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 29th day Of July,
A. D. 1857, in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, in the State of Ohio, by William
Hoppe and Mary Hoppe his wife, aud is now
pending wherein said William Hoppe and Mary
his wife, demand partition of the following
real estate, situate in said county, to wit:
Twenty five acres of land in the north west
quarter of section II, i'll township s, and range
.; beginning for the same So rods east from tho
south west corner ofssaid quarter; thence east
rs rods; thence north 160 rods to the north
line of the quarter; thence west 25 rods, and
thence south with Conrad Howiler's line Loo
rods to the place of beginning. And at the
next term of said court said petitioners will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises.
HoLL1srER, OKEy & HoILIsrER,
Att'ys for Petitioners.
Aupust g. lS57-6W.
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THE STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, S.
COURT OF COMMON. PLEAS.

THE STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, s S.
3. COURT. OF COMMON PLEAS.
Appollo Stephens The said defendants
agaisnt will take notice that the
Madelain Stephens plaintiff has this day
Nancy Stephens fled his petition for par
Abraham Rich & tition ofiots number one
Catharine Rich two, three, four five, six
his wife and seven in the town
of Calais in said county, stating that said plain
tiff and said defendants, Madelain and Nancy
Stephens are each entitled to, one-third of said
lots, as heirs. at law of Levi Stephens deceased,
and the said Catharne Rich, formerly Catha
rine Stephens, is entitled to dover therein, Said
Petition will be for hearing at the 0etdberterm
of said Court next coming, it demands parti-
ton of said lots. ARsHBoID & RICHARDSON.
Att'ys for plaintiff.
September 5. 1s57,-Tew.
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MONROE HOUSE,
4ss WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
THOS. K. DAVIS, Proprietor

THHE proprietor of the above named well
i known and popular house, begs leave to
remind the public that it still merits and main
tains its old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improvements, and is bet
ter prepared now than ever heretofore to ad-
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises that no Hotel in the town shall give
better accommodations for the same money.
THOMAS K. DAVIS.
N. B. Especial care taken of horses,
March 26, 1856.
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EstFay Notice.

STRAYEp away from the subscriber, on the
y 16th Of August. 1857, a. RED cow, five
years old, medium size, with . rope around one
horn. ~. s.ss
Any person who viii give the subscriber
notice, so that he may obtain her, will be re-
warded for his trouble. s
CHARLES KALLENBAGH,
$ Wc0is1eiA Sept. z, ,57,
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2 against ; ID Morrill,, a Justice OF
Perry w. Gilmore ths Peace ofSalemtown-
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, writ Of attach
ment vas sued out on the 10th day of August,
1857, in the above ease, by heplaintlf against
the defendant for the sum of eight dollars and
seventy-ive cents. s,E }. d. O'CONNOR.
Sept. 2, 1S57.--5t.
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COVERIET AND CARPET
e B. B - sMI s..

THE undersigned is engaged in weaving
i e1oyersetsea and Carpets of every style
and variety, iatthe following rates: "a
Coverlets, per pair. $500 or $50 each
for three or. more .Coyerlets woven.
without seams. ...,.,. Ts.an5 ss,.i. = 4
/. CARrErs-Common 10 cents per yard,
double chem l2a cents per. yard. ..
ts5' Persons leaving their yarn at Dayen-
ports Store, Woodsfeld, will have their Cow
erlets returned there. efr.f.s - AZ
N. B.-Colorng done in the best possible
style. .......- CHARLES BRUNER, i
MlLToSsPrRe, Aug. 10, 1s57.-sIn. I 81
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= psPALDING q ROGERS THREE
-, sss,o...-3 s.,.s-T : sCIRCUSES, se.-as. Bas

This extraordinary triple combination
which performs here next Saturday, Isl
causing considerable sensation all over the
YWestern country ONE Circus is pretty
sure tolefeate some:excitement. 1t is the
.ssp : sppopanIss amusement Of America. But
= rfasKE Circuses, all under4one Tent, with
.sthrssse ssstts Of Performers, three setts of
Clowns, and three setts of Ring and Trick
Horses, all in one ring and all for one price
of admission, raises q Juror. The Forty
Horse Band Chariot, drivensby one man;
the Trip to the Clouds on Slender Wire
by Mile Agnes; and all the !. poMp AND
c1RcuasrANcE y of such an immense con-
seefn, attracts everywhere the whole sur
rounding country, HORSE, FOOT AND ORA
GooNsn to these exhibitions. But, it is
: said, that, after all. in the great talent of
" the performers does the chief merit of this
extraordipary consolidation consists.
1.sss Frank Barry, an equestrian wonder,
aturns backward somersetts over banners
and through paper balloons. on bare back
- horse at full speed "a feat performed by
~ no other equestrian in America) with the
- =. certainty and ease that gymnastics do on
sEthe ground. The Man Monkey, Csc call
8 !. ed ed from bis resemblance to an Ape) with
-sslr Che .hysical skill of Jocko, bewilders
beholders everywhere with astonishment.
Bill Lake. the principal Clown, convulses
y the audfence with laughter, from begin
ming to end; Henry Magilton, trans6xes
the spectators with wonder, by series OF
kss sg,aestrian and gym istc feats that no.
body has ever tefore even attem pied; the
ass Motley Brothers are the especial delight
,ss'saof everybody who sees them; Dunbar &
nj Donaldson are couple of equestrian ano
.sss' eymnastic celebrities that are much dwell
ss.z npon in our exchanges; Mesdames Ormone
80 and Lake, and Mile Agnes are LITERAL.
= showered with praises, while youthful
sew wonder, little Kate 0rmond, is'pronouac
1s ed an .equestrenne and danseuse Of whom
.. The public have never yet seen an equal
- "A large troop OF Dancing and Performin,
szs2i Horses seeming to know asmuch as mos
8 8. s folks, are particularly admired, and tb
e sentertainments throughout pronounced
sssss. an. order that has never before been wit
messed 10 this region, and what is NOR
...s i Important, are entirely unexceptionable
use Hundreds who have seldom or never be
fore visited q Circus, are found amongf
iss most delighted patrons: and, altogeta
= = als er there seems to be fair prospect tha
xssa this Circus will redeem thesyocation fror
- g. The obIoqny which has heretofore bee
81 s,s6metimes castaupon it, .sssaa - 81
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas K. Davis, Plaintiff ! REFoRE Joel F.
Isas4 against ~ Randolph, a
A. B. Mcintyre, Defendant. Justice of the
Peace of Center township, Monroe Comfy, o.,
on the 14th day of August, 1857, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of three dollars and seven
ty-five cents. Cause set for trial Sept. 26th,
1857, at ten o'clock, A. Nj, at the Office of said
Justice. THOMAS &. DAVIS. 4
Sept. 2. ls57.-3w.
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s 49, 80 s ~ Our readers need not be reminded
arszsthAt Spalding & Rogers great Triple
80 ~ Citcus makes It's entree here next Satur-
'ssssslsy with all its sfaecompaniments of forty
= - Horse team, Wire. Ascension to the clouds,
sa4hree setts aof riders, Gymnasts, Clowns
M, and Ring Horses, and all the other fea-
Issss 4uress peculiar to this t.institution.p
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sal There will be meetings of the Democra-
cy Of Monroe county, at the following
times and places: 80
BEALLSVILLE, Thursday Sept. ,l7th,
FISHING CREEK ! KNOB, Friday
Sept. 18th. 4
SUNFISH, Tuesday Sept. 22nd.
-BARESVILLE, Wednesday Sept. 23rd.
NEW CASTLE, Saturday Sept. 26th.
LEBANON, Tuesday, Sept. 29th.
GRAYSVILLE, "Wednesday, Sept Both.
BROWNSVILLE, Thursday. Oct. lst.
sRfDGEvILLE,. Friday, October End.
harness RUN, Saturday, Oct. 3rd.
ANTIOCH, q.
sMORRIS' SCHOOL HOUSE, Tuesday
Sss Oct. 9Th. e s
LEWISvILLE, Wednesday, Oct. 7th.
STAFFORD, Thursday. Oct. 8th.
s.KANSIGS, Saturday, Oct. 10Th si
All the above. meetings will be in the
eseveBing,a that at Barnes Run in
Jackson township, and that at Kansig' S
lszin Switzerland township, which will be
ysheld in the afternoon. s,h Esal .-9'se.-'
Several speakers will attend each OF
sssks meetings, and it is hoped that the
sspeople Eillstnrn ont j - 3. iss SIS 80
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A GNES .PRIESTI.Y, "a non-resident kqf the
III State of Ohio, and w Ham Grahams whose
place of residence is unknown to the plAinti6,
will take notice, that ON the 18th day of August
A. D. 1857, Thomas Graham fled a petition
against them and oti ers in tho Court Of Conn
mon Pleas of Monroe county,rin the SUITE Of
Ohio, which is pending insaid Court the objecs
and prayer of plaintiff as set forth ipsaisl petit
tion is to have his title 10 and posseseion Of
the north half of The south west quarter of
section 81, townships5, and range 8, quietsd
ana lnally settled. a.s-a sasssssass-
? The defendants are required tosAppcsr and
answer said petition, on or before the lzth day
Of. October, 1857. Said petition viii be for
hearing stathe October term of said Court,
A. D. 1887. ssEs .essxsds sssss .assef
e9lssg aHnItIsrEA oKEr & HolI1sTER.
Aug. &C. 1857. = EAtt'ys fcrsPlxfbtia
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LAND FOR SALE.

100 Acres of land, mile from the Ohio
IUU river, e Monroe County, Ohio, q miles
below Wheeling, 20 acres cleared and fenced,
with good frame house on the south end; and
acres cleared and fenced, with a cabin house
and stable, on the north end; a level run road
passes the door of each house; the land is offer
ed low-the title undisputed. Plenty of wood,
coal and water on the premises 1t will be
sold entire, or divided into two so acre tracts
to suit purchasers, at twelve dollars per acre,
as intend to go West. a{ ,sT es-5 81.
az For particulars inquire at the brick house
near the steam saw-mill on the bank of the
river at Sunfish. A. &. EWING :
s2S July 1, 1S57.-A3m. 2 81. Se ~sE5s7 ~
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HAMILTON, Ohio, Nor. lVs 49,
DE-. Rosaek-Dfarl Sirss "a. have read IN tns
newspapers many accounts ofieprss Hffsetsd -
GUS as any of them. So far as yon are eos-
cerned, one Testimonial niore.orliess II Of little
consequcnee.asi Your, fame is sst2biisheds and
my statement cannot add to your celebrity.
But for the benefit of ny feHew creatufes.
desire to make known the facts. When called
upon you, at the instance of dear friend, on
the 21st of March last, had been nine years
sufferer. from scatarrh,s The Irritation q tie
nerves and membrane o., she neat xas g M
tense thataseniettahesat Al Slxnost pf erazys
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FOR SALE By Fsass ae 81 sss.sE ~
J. A. & G.. II. Davenport, ,;s Woods
field; Kotzcbne s. 0blinger. Mslags;
Armstrong & Mooney, Beallsvllle; ThoA
C.Penn, Antioch ass v1ss ves
Dec. 81, Is56.--ly. ,assss - xx.x sxds
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~ attachment N OF.

Treasnrers Office Monroe County Ohio ng s1st s51
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10 the 'AaX-ESayCrs OF NaeIrDc County.
Frederick Koh Treasurer and Collector of said county
following showing the number Of hundred dollars taxable
in chofth
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WALL RAPER.

an extensive variety OF patterns and prices
Any book, any pattern of wall ll-paper or any.
thing else in our line that we may not have OF
hand, we can procure on short notice if an or
dar IL laft st.zs 50 5s
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HAVANA, feb ~, 1901
ne shitmopes and N. Kdae FRnnai Demonstration
Report, Of Anoner AMI kersoa~ Ww Y'ef-sudfen
Deciin> "a tie raiue Of spsnth Benz Shaves-ron
osrned Cfn Jro.n ne Unsed sta>s-Stoedord Taive N
Csba- kuyd,,c,s Lasopu
The meeurs Of shipossters, which was proposed 10
have been he'd s osbsrpss on the 7osh copy Of The
call for which transmitted you, vas not held The ap
pornps two .blpmas,ers the committee Of arrange
p1epls completely outgenerAied Mr.. conkle.
There are again reports about Spain intending 10 de-
clare var against Mexico vas positively assured last
Saturday the, ieste and three stesmers would soos
sail Tor Vera Cruz mis- may be the truth, but ! must
have something more POSITIVE before I sbal be con
vipoed tia Spain siliy TO enter upon war thss
can but end In Der dsconn,ure.
The 'bsrtr Of TIE sp~ph Banh Of the Hsvspa uuder.
r,pd are as premium Of 80 per cent; they were
a ,bor, tine since Of premium Of 50 per cent The
deelrt sMihuted 10 the estsbb hmsbt OF one Two
pr.vaD berts. and other causes
me bill 10 twice the tns, need be, end ire only
,afespsrd tbst could perceive sfsips, forgery the
vapr mark In the paper,
Ther, are slso "a oroulsucp 81 god cops ~ N odeTn
spsp,sb con eye Ia Spain also a1oui 70 adopt deci
raj cuyyencyf All the spsn's' slve, co'r. ms, s'e
hs,s ,brosn ont Of circulation In the United States
MIA, be psah win proot W M Island rns quarters
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Police Intelligence.

GRAPE rbe cupr,ps that rosues di,pav In ,v,osIins
bor Or, peoule n oyovcyb,,, In, v,,,a.v soa,e
TO ush, ,bs, a entirety new and vba, n rs ~. scam,
10 have been pve ted py ,vo bo,, both under IL
Of ,ss The mo,,. o,,1o,d, 1, 4. ,oro,,. ,e,e,,,nh
ccspsub IL broorbt TO the Keeper Of hotel ootfyins
m that On TIE morrow NJ John smith, vish hs family:
cp NJ, and Mrs smith arc the n,se sm,bs The sooe,,
p.... 4. "a s,rrs. nj. s.ed ,,b ,,a u .. 80
70 no. Tho byousb ,be de,o.sos semsna,,s ac,,s
s,sx.u ovev vtthout hes,,s,Iop never s,esm,ns ~.
~, =. ali ,,sb, snd soIes h,rs.u %, re -, -
- ,.ese,,on 4, Al smith ~ ye,mhnv,e n, hy an .,n 4,
NJ. nm undsy ,be read of x,rss an, smith nsve,
and tn. landlord apay concludes ,ps, be has rome 70 come
oshs, borse ana s,,h he bso no, nsIa m, s,hs, A.
ns,cb - YESTERDAY Mr. a. srps az P.rme,oss uou.s A
warren street appeared before Justice Osoorne ana
MAD. sflesy,t' De sre thst nsv,d Mshopev ana To-
,erh HsIoisn ooys aged respectively 10 and Is ysars
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NATIVE REPORTS OF THB SAN LUIS RBvOLUTI0fs-
ooxOhFORr's PosIrI0N-HIs RESIGNATION sP0-
KRk OF-OBJE0rs OF TIE MOVEMENT In TEPIC.
g. or I, Preo:a, Of a.ysst Tss IL ., A..
CITY having sent ~ the following iea We have no o.
jsosien 70 publish N. gives the fAiowsns rss"~e or
We have carefully perused he news you published In
ynr paper and CON pared II with what 90 found IN our
S n euoe ... received from the nesesor
0ss'eo ~ their importance and gravity
ns. on n. whole, bad way 70 state news BY making
r wor'e oy sud- means used in the arte soove
In following our rsu g. We toll you tba. not Ger.
San LUIS and those Of Smo1iort tool place lately There
Of sn Iu: ls s ana "a Css the
hood o. oos.s.arS toe bfssdes Of Eshag,rss and
rueU ,,.,d ln'enTso really offer battle 70 tbs
formea their battle line and hso sc.Sosv S1cSssSsj
sone Eve grapesho,s. whom the defesders Of Oomoncrt
their march without obstacle TO O.dereys M
4,00c men. Here O,o'lo joined them
to aek The ioroes Of the pruncsados Il tho
10 AssdeenA cause Of the greater part of his nrces
being recruits from the national militia, who had ban
demon Allied by the bad example given them by Oh
vay %. which had passed TO tho rescIonarlss
In spite Of this Comonfor persisted In stating by tee
graphic despatch about Parrods atsoking them, the
suit of which Vas the later suffering great loss and
being obliged TO retreat In consequence OF thest
events events, Pnroo ,essnsd the com%,nd In chief o
self ct their head the question OF nominating
other person his 10 the supr execut
chair This matter occupied the oamsra in prolonged
conferences In VI ich different perst OF the MIST van
characters to part without any definite result uI
to the sailing OF the E gsh packet However, Their,
rumoy that the prof. ct Of Com nforts leaving pow
or was positively pretext 60 save him.ef whiot
alarmed the pereors most implicated with him who q
tn last dates had obaned their psssports-among 9th
Trsconis Mendoza, Rosa Lspds, RauGsl, Rueas &c
By telegraph the governmen, hnc LEANED OF The pro
nuncGmtto OF GuadaioaFa 10 support OF The movement
which In favor OF religion Fueros and Santa Anna Gen
eril sncsrte Initiated IN Tepc under which p,eext b.
made his entry with his troops ITO the capital OF Jsco
In the MIDST OF the greatest enthusiasm, When tai
arrived at Guaus uato the o,suncamt:no or ia
6ssjaYa adhef cd to-
The publication OF tire much taxed Of constitution
OF hand, the muon debated and questioned srto
10 being approved or For its app OBJ Uongres
been declared iP per manent session
THIS In the situation,
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News from the BakaIn Ms.
nIrR HAaaAr CORN aPOHDkNCE-

NASSAU, Bananas, Feb 10, 1857.
One 1 DE Nassau Clsprers-Arriral Of he Nss Consul
Nee Light Hotsei-vr,cks, DC
The Br,ssh brigapune Alma Brown, master arrived 81
ths port from your city sunosy morning yesterday,
In eve days ten bours-sn exceedpgiy quok passage,
which deserves 10 DO recorded. The Alma wn bait In
Nassau By Mr. Summons, and renesu great cred, upon
the builoer for shh no, the only rapid run she has
made six ana seven days being about her average ne
tween This por and New York.
Among her passenger was Mr. Merritt, the newly sp
pointed Consul s this port OF whom have before sde
neuou an siad that The sovtrnu cnt has appointed
q Mr.. Bsoop's sucocsser gentleman In bearing and
depovtnenl and by education. Mr. Bacon hal himself
ell tbese qualifications for MS important representative
sffie, and discharged ~ duties with great uro,n'iy
prompsncss ana deehou; believe 70 the most perfect
satisfaction Of oil Who had business with him here
ven Of hs S.n sov,r1@e1 On, a av'' 3, G ess
owners Of the dettnet &C looBer Fred wording,
who VIII, doubtless, pu, IN ns aim 10 the admiralty on
behalf bneef sno otoers TO- toe proceeds arising from
the sale OF the vessel and cargo aud remaining In court
-sbeu, 400
speech be stated ioAi 40 pon lighthouse vas on way
from En6aLd srea, Issscs aud that
ano'l. wss oens eooss os'ea 70, sne L9e~ CAPS toM
to,nr 10 opt . ,ei or which ne (tbe soyernor)
hac recommenced 10 be commandei oy BsnAnisn,
for the purpuse q gong from the nGu,nouas In
the ooopy ,be sect OF government b. Exceiiencf
wss severe % some Of the -recxers, un1m ne cOu.
sid,reo bsse men, VITO oshsa OF csuyias oat toe
spiru title Of the sot for he eoyefnmenl OF ves
aels boss and persons tmpboyea In eodefins s"snoe
70 ans IN SAVING sncs pee cons aad eoods susnaeo OF
peru, vithn the nni VI tee banana ilanos, 90 ths
contrary aided assisted N rreoss &c al Toe sane
time expressed " he opbon that there sere very
many honest, upristt men apoog toe ciass Sah the
sh OF and the icons OF SAILING dreouous ne
THINKS TIE navesaon Of me Bahamas more difficult
than cry other seas
TIE Briusn govern has recon suded some re.
vision In the vreesns laws vhioa serc Dot made
IN ne speech, bat ~ De ciscoscd 70 the House
OF ublT In the des psches shon ~i be DO
from The hni [" The sveecb will M, be pabhsnet tl
Wedsosasy ard bail nave no opportunity Of ing
just yes the vessel ~ ~iich 'hs soes sss 70 morrow
~s,sns S;sc 4 ne chip opn let las. week tor the
purIcse OF fetng v-se 70 carr hs cargo 90 70 Neg
orsesns and Csrssn Bor,and o. the AMP iansco lef
rov Key west N route 10 Ess YVk last week TO see his
ovpers -, . -. 49,, A.,
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