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The Havana Plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED EXTRA CLASS 8,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, March 2
No dadiactiaIa prizas prlzas 1

ZU,UUU PfIzts OF % tHCh.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
II you purchase two Tickets, Of them must draw S.
Certificate of Package is Whoes will be sent for 5000
Do do Is Halves, do do 400
Do do 10 Quarters, do do $3.50
Do do 10 Eghths, do do 125
All orders for Tickets In the above splendid Schemes
will be faithfully and promptly filled.
Address, 4. II HUBBARD 40,
Box 40, Baltimore, Md.
Persons In the West or South can have their orders
filed In the Shelby College Lottery. of Kentucky
Schemes exactly the the above-and also drawn
under the management Of X. France & Co
Address, TIL. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Feb 1e-1y-401 ..r Louisville KY
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CHARLESTON, Feb. H.-Cotton-Sales to day
700 bales, extremes IL cts Market continues
dropping at full one half decline.
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t%- Those prone to dissipate should loo
at dissipation's practical effects, and the
will turn from it in disgust.
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SAnTE FE. January Robustness brisk
A gold nine has been discovered in the vi
entity of Fort Fillmore.
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t1y- We never yet knew man disposed
to scorn the humble, who was not himself a
fl object OF seoIn 10 the humbles'.
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Married.

In Knoxville, on the 2sth ult by Rev. James Atkins,
Rev T. SUILlSs, Of the Holston Conference, to Miss
MARY W. RoGERs, OF Knoxville.
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white Toetb. Perfumcd breath. ant

Wn1te anu
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExI0S--can he acquired by using the
balm Of Thousand Fto,oers" What lady or gem
tleman would remain under the curse Of disagreea.
BILE breath, when by using the "BALM OF A THOUSAND
FLOWERS" as dentifrice, would not only render 1t
sweet but leave the teeth white as aiabasterY Many
persons do not know their breath Is bad and the sub
ect is so delicate their friends will never mention it,
Beware of counterfets. BE each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE A CO., NJ Y.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2T-ly-eow-440
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THE GREAT SHEHE or THE MONTH
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS f,
To be drawn in. Baltimore City, March Goth, 1885,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
20 Drawn Ballots in each Package OF 90 Tickets.
Havana Plan.

Single Nunbers-every number put in the wheel, and
all the Prizes drawn out.
Every Prize in this Scheme must be Drawn.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
10000 PrizesI 10000 Tickets!
Whole Tickets Only Ten Dollars.
MARYLAND LOTTERY
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LOUD0N ROLLING MILL,
AZ LOUDON, TENN.


TNHE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form the consumers Of Wrought Iron.
that they are nov manufacturing
Superior Article Of Iron,
such as Wagon Tyre. Buggy Tyre, Horse
Shoe Iron. Band Iron, Round and Square
Iron, all sizes Of Flat Iron, from three. fourths
of an inch in width up to three inches, by
all the various thieknesses, from three six.
teenths Of an inch and upwards. Also, rounds,
from five eighths Of an inch up TO one and
half inches; squares, from one-half inch to
one and quarter inches--all Of which they
fatter themselves that they can make equal,
in point Of finish and good quality, to any
that is made in the States. Having been en-.
gagged in the business upwards of thirty
years, and thereby acquired thorough
knowledge Of the manufacture Of iron in all
its branches, by which they hope to give en-.
tire satisfaction TO those who use their iron.
All orders addressed to them " i'll be prompt
ly attended to.
eB- Maj. A. Wall is the only authorized
agent to receive orders for our establishment
JONES, PHILLIPS d co.
February IL, lS5S-ly-490
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eg- The Louisville Democrat gives its
friends the following aifectionatc dig:

friends The following aiiectlonatc dIs'
Senstor Brown thinks Douglas has left the
Democratic party. 1t would be well 10 ex-
anime carefully il he has not carried OF The
platform and principles Of the partg. We
don't see anything ollhem amongst his oppo-
nents ut Washington.
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Stoves! Stovesl Stoves!

Ath @ ms II O un CIR v,
Athens, Tenn.
AJow making aud on hand, various sizes Of Stoves
~ The Crescent, Iowa, Kansas and Indiana Cook;
Magic Parlor, Open Franklin Six Plate Box and Ten
Plate Stoves The above Stoves the very latest and
most improved styles. For durability and simplicity Of
construction there none equal. Sold at 10 per
cent less than can be purchased elsewhere.
MOVIE @. ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor.
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Garden seeIs.

UUsT received and for sale large lot OF Garden
e. Seeds, all kinds, by HORTON 4 BRYAN
Feb l2
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eR- The late Bishop Waugh,-of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,-was 10 years
of age. He entered the ministry in 1907
lie was elected Book Agent in New York in
1928, and continued in that Office until his
election 10 the Office Of Bishop in 1886
He has ceased to labor, and now he has his
rest. The Rev. Bishop Morris, Of Cincnna-
Ii, is now the senior Bishop.
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IRON! IRON!-Just received, one car load
Il Iron-Bar, Band Round, Square, Horseshoe Plow-
plate, Nailrod, &c-all sorts and sizesfor sale by
Feb J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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BOOTS and Shoes.--A superior lot just re.
Id ceiyed, at fFeb12l GlBS0N's.
uRON.-Dand Iron, Hoop Ir>s, Tyre Iron, and
every other kind a Blacksmith Farmer may need
For sale by [feb 12l o.P. GIBSON a co.
Singing School.
NURs. COOKIES CLASS of boys and girls will COM
lyu mence their lessonsin Singing again on wednes-
day. February GATH Terms, One Dollar for twelve les
sons F.t Feb i2-8t-49O
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Maryland State Lotteries.
!. FRANCE & CO., Managers


WDERS0NS living at a distance should be extremel,
IL cautious OF whom they order Lottery Tickets Of
Certificates of Packages of Tickets. The country Il
flooded with bogus and swindlng Lotteries Every in
ducemen is held out to get persons to invest money IL
them. Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 to $4,000 heat
their schemes-with tickets at One Dollar. alOOOO(
Capital Prizes offered tickets 90. All SUCH In ever,
instance, frauds and If money Is to them fol
tickets 1t is much thrown away without the shadow
Of chance for getting prize. Beware of all Lotte
ries where the Capital Prize is unusually large In com
parison to the price Of tickets In every instance
where large prizes offered for small cost of tick
cts put II down as a certain fraud.
The Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit Of the
Shelby College, under our management is the only Lot
terry the United States which is legally decided by
the Maryland Drawings all other Lotteries which pur.
port to be decided by the Maryland Drawings are
frauds.
The Maryland State Lotteries.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries, then you
are sure OF being right And In ordering in the Mary
land Lotteries you are sure Of fair and honest draw.
ings.
One thing look to- and that Is, II you order from any
licensed vender In Baltimore, do not receive any but
Managers Tickets and Managers Printed Certificates
Of Packages. The Managers Certificates have the
numbers printed and have the thograped signature
Il. France 4 Co.
No one has a right to send his individual certificates,
and II he does it, be there Is fraud at the bottom
Of It. IL. FRANCE CO.,
Managers Of Maryland State Lotteries.
Peb 1Q-3m-1ql
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- BUS. CHINESE SUGAR CANE sEED-fresh and
eg pnre-received and for sale.
Febo J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Caution.

A Ill persons are hereby cautioned against tradlnl
~ for two Notes Of hand gives by Q. r. A 7. y. Glib
son and made payable TO George Horne--one for 1900
payable four years after date from Feb 29h 1884, OF
which IA A credit OF t7s,60-the other for 1900 pay
able Ave years after date from 10Th Feb, 1874 tn,
consideration for which said notes were given has fail
ed and will not pay them. CT. GIBSON.
Athens, Feb. ~, ls5s-St-i9O
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California ontc.

XXTARRANTED to yield, II equal chance be given,
wv double as much as the common Oats, and to
weigh from 40 to so pounds to the bushel.
Any person, If dissatisfied, after giving them fair
trial, can, by making 1t known to the undersigned have
double the amount of purchase money returned.
For sale by 8. X. REEDER, Athens, Tenn.
Feb B. JS
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The MARYLAND state Lotteries.
Chanccry Court at Decatur, Tenn.
w. L. Adams, A. W. Hodge and John Gourley

Chanccry Court at Decatur, Tenn.
W. L. Adams, A. W. Hodge and John Gourey,
as.
William II. Baldwin.
TOriginai and Injunction Bill
TN this cause it appearing from the allega.
i tions in the bill filed in this cause, that the
respondent is a nonresident citizen Of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered by
the Master, at his Rules, that publication he
made in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
lished in the town of Athens, McMinn coun.
ty, Tennessee, for four consecutive weeks, no.
tifyng and requiring said non resident re-
spoudent to be and appear before our next
Chancery Court, at Decatur, Megs county,
Tennessee, then and there to answer said bill.
or the same will be taken, pro ,confesso, and
set for hearing ear parte as to him.
G. W. MCKENZIE, G. & NJ,
Per W. L. MoKISLEY, D. O. M
Feb 10 IS5S-4t-prs fee $3-4gl
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Gov. WIsE.-Gov. Wise has written an.
other long letter in response to an invitation
TO attend the anti-Lecompton meeting. He
reiterates his former arguments in opposition
to the Lecompton Constitution. He reviews
the Presidents Kansas Message, combating
its arguments.
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1 OST.-A Land Warrant for so acres, No. AZ, 46s,
"a issued to Richard Jones, "Act Of March, 1855"
aud belonging to me by assignment, was mailed to
sweeney Ritenhem, Faut Co., Washington City,
last December, and has not since been heard Of A
suitable reward will be given for its recovery
Athens, Dec %, 1867 -6t-is3 A. McKELDIN
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UpOOTs aud Shoes.--I have Just received !
6 nrSt rate lot Of Boots and Shoes Of all Sizes ant
will sell them cheap for the cash. Those needing The
article would do well TO call on O. W,RoSs'
Feb5
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Patience Has Had Her perfect work.

A III. those indebted to me would do well to come up
IN on or before the Let day of January, 1858. You
may save cost And take further sotlce, that no more
accounts viii be made after that day; 30, II you want
any thing in the way Of medicine, you had better bring
the cash and If small article, the change.
D.c25 VIM btJRNs
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DOUGLASS AT HoME.-Of the sixty demo-
cratic papers in Illinois, it is said that fifty
nine sustain Senator Douglass.
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HUsr Receiycd--C Collins and pennimans Axes
ID the best that are made Ames Spades and shovels
Also, Parker's Extra Coffee Mill, for sale cheap, By
Fen 10 uho' W. hVoc'
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s5g- The kind of liquors drank in San
Francisco is indicated by the following par
agraph from the Bulletin:
"The police lately seized a quantity of
liquor kept for sale by one Diedrich Gerdrs,
and suspecting il TO be poisonous, had il an
alyzed by skillful chemist. In his report
we ARE told that the brandy was fiery, bur-
ming and bitter-composed of forty.seven
parts of spirits and fifty three parts of water
was colored with burnt sugar, and contain
ed one-sixteen!h of grain of sulphdte Of
morphine to every ounce of the liquor The
gin was composed of forty. parts Of
spirit, and fifty three ofwater, with dash of
sulphuric acid. The whisky eentained strych-
nine and kreosote. The pale brandy contain
ed, among other poisons Prussic Acid.
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tw Much time is wasted by honsekeep-
ers in wiping their dishes. II properly
washed and drained in a dry sink, with Il
cloth spread on the bottom, they look better
than when wiped, besides the economy in
saving time and labor.
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THE Last Call"

Ill persons indebted to us either Of long or short
standing who fall to pay before the list day OF
February 1856 will find their Notes aud Accounts in
the hands Of collecting officers with positive instruc-
tlons to take nothing but God or Saoer. We mean
inst what we say and will take Judgment against ALL
without favor or affection, who fail to comply.
VIC. HORTON A co.
Athens Dec. is, 1S51-tf-is3
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Fur Skins.

II WILL give the highest market price for all good Fur
Skins that may be offered between this and the LIST
of March next-such Otter, Mink, Fox, Coon, 0pos-
som, &c. Deco G. W. ROSS.
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HALIFAX, FEB. 1.-THE British and North

HALIFAX, FEB. l4.-The British and North
American Steamship Niagara has arrived,
with Liverpool dates to Saturday, January
| 3Oih. r-t $40
A weeks later intelligence had been re-
eeiyed from India General Outram had de-
feated the insurgents ia India, and captured
four Of their guns at Alambagh.
Letters received from China state that the
American Commissioner, Mr.. Reed, had
sought an interview with Yeh, and met with
a sarcastic rebuff.
Lord EIgn's demand had also been reject
ed in the same strain.
A speedy attack on Canton was antici-
pated.
The mammoth iron steamship, the Leva-
than, was expected to be afloat on the day
the Niagara left.
There was growing ease in the money
market, and further reduction IN the rates Of
the Bank OF England was anticipated.
A decree has been issued to divide the
French army into five divisions, under Mar
shals Castellaine, Bosquet, PelIisier and Vail.
liant.
The congratulatory addresses by the army
TO the Emperor are growing offensive to the
English.
A conspiracy against the King Of Naples
had been discovered,
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Notice.

TIE subscriber lost short time ngo, NOTE o
! hand on Allen Cochran for one hundred and nv,
dollars dated 9th Of september, 1851, and due u,
months amer date. All persons are hereby cautioned
against trading for said Note.
Jan 90, 1855 -5t-4S HU. p. WILSON.
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1000 bales, at decline Of one eighth to one
fourth cent, Middling Uplands l2t and Mid.
ding Orleans | u cents.
Flour heavy, with sales of $500 barrels.
Wheat very dull.
Corn unsettled, sales $4,000 bushels; White
81 a 6Sk cents.
Rice buoyant at from 8 to 81 cents.
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TIN and sheet Iron. just received aud for sale
cheap for cash, by Jan 20 g. W. ROSS.
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have on hand and will coatinue to
JAMS HORTON 4 pRYAS.
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AN ALBINo, OR WHITE DEER.-An "Alhi-
no" or white deer, three times the weight Of
an ordinary deer, has been shot between Red
Bluffs and Yreka, after chasing il ten hours
Not hair on the deer was other than white;
even the eyes were white, resembling those
of glass eyed horse, the sight being ofan
orange COLOR California paper.
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Another LOcOTOCO Carrying out
Democratic PrinCipics--g3,O 900 90
Gone In ="

Another LOcO(OcO Carrying out
Democratic 600 90
Gone In!"
For some iimc past, the county commission.
ers have had good reason to suppose that some
person connected with the Rocrsvile aud Por-
loge Free Turnpike was doing little more than
his duty. To ascertain the fact they mounted
their horses and visited the road, the repairs on
which have cost so much during the past few
years. The tax collected Tor keeping it in good
condition has been insufficient, apparently, and
debt of over four thousand dollars has been
controctcl
The Commissioners took with them all the
necessary vouchers aud ascertained that Isaac
Clay one of the road commissioners had, in
many instances, issued certificates for work
which had never been perfo rm3d, and otherwise
fauduently obtained certificates amounting in
the aggregate TO n large sum--Probably exceed
ing $4,000, They were unable, however to
definitely ascertain fraudulent issue of over
Sc 900, and Mr. Clay gave his notes for that
amount secured by modsagn on his farm.
There are many circumstances connected with
this transaction which are calculated to darkcn
its character. but we will not detail them here.
Mr. Clay IL q leading democrat in his section Of
The county and came within one vote Of being
nomuated for county commissioner last fall
lie has now proved him5,lfan odcpt at tic pro.
vailing business among Lncompton 0iIce.hold.
ors, aud deserves well at the hlnls Of his party,
II he will send this article to the President, we
have no doubt but the return mail will bring
him an appointment to some lucrative Office.
The county commissioners acted promptly
and wisely in this matter. Prrhlps no Other
course than the one adopted by them would have
brought the fraud to light, or secured ~ 800 OF
the lgottcn funds. Mr.. Spihk has becu np-
pointed to Gl the vacancy occasioncl by the re-
moval Of Mr. Clay.
We hear it inIimated that Mr Clay has not
been alone in these transactions. certain
old line Wing and modern loco!oco now in
California, is undoubtedly heavy dclauIter, and
there are others who will bear looking after --
We hope the whole matter will be thoroughly
sfted, aud Justice mCcd out to every one impli
Gated in these swndIing operations.
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v'bc Mormon War.

The Utah war is undoubtedly at an end, but
the Mormons will not consent 30 be governed by
the new officers sent out by the Prcsilcnt As
soon MS GOV, Cumming entered Salt Lake City,
large numbers, who were prepared to leave, took
up their line of march southwark, and since that
time many families have daily left the city for
another settlement. Their stopping place will
be at some point in Sonon Territory. Poor
Cumming will soon be left without constitu-
Cncy, aud Squattcr Sovereignty will still be adj
hercd to by the Latter Day Saints
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ROAD NOTICE.

To F. Prentice, You are notified by the County
Commissioners of Wood County, Ohio, at their June
session, a. ID. 1858 upon the petition of the under
signed win others ordered the view, survey, and lay
ing out of a County Road, as follows:-
Beginning near the South West Corner of j. Fer
digs land on River Tract 49, thence Rasterly to the
West line of River Tract 50 at the South East corner
OF said Fcrdgs land thence eastcrly on the most con
VI nent route to the Pcrrysburg IL East Oregon Road
and that said viewers and surveyor will meet at the
house OF jeremiah Ferdig in Perrysburg township,
said county on the 18th day of July A. d. 1853 to act
accordingly. JEREMIAH FERDTG
June TO- 5w4* MICHAEL CASTNER
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Probate Court of Wood Con,iy- n
Petition to complete real contract
Wesley Brown, Administrator of Leonard Dull d

UOTITIGTP COntr0Ct.
Wesley Brown Administrator of Leonard Dull de.
ceased. vs. Elizabeth Dull and others
THE said Elizabeth Dull, widow, and Eliza Brown
Mary Campbell, John H. Campbell, John II. Dull,
Leonard Dull, Jr, and Christana Dull heirs at law
and legal representatives of Leonard Dull late Of De-
hance county Ohio. deceased are hereby notified that
wesley lrown, administrator of said deceased on tho
I'D day of June, a. ID. 1853 filed his petition in the
Probate Court Of Wood county, in said state the OBJ
ect and prayer Of which is to obtain order Of said
conrt to ennbe said administrator to complete, be-
half of said heirs entered into by said Leon
ard Du in his lifetime, the 10th day of May A. D.
1854 wit one Samuel McCrory, by which said Leon
ard Dun contracted in writing to convey to said Nc
Crory the south part the northwest quarter of frac
tonal section number twenty-eight. in township five
north of range twelve east in said Wood county Ohio,
containing 81 and 5G-l0n acres of land nd said de-
tendants are further notified that said petition will be
heard before said Probate Court the 9th day OF July
A. ID. 1858, at 10 o'clock Am. ESLEY BROWN
Admir-. Of Leonard Dull, deceased
NM. CARTER, Attorney
june 3. lSjS-Iw5Sl m
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DR.. Robncl,,s scandinavian Remedies.

The trumphs of these irresistible specifies mark
new epoch in the conflict which has long bten
Itobacks scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood PILLS,
embrace within the scope of their remedial action the
whole circle of diseases Their inventor asserts that
In all cases where the shadow Of impending death has
not already fallen upon She patient, may be Of
fccted by these medicines They operate in the right
way, and upon the very sources of Vtnity-thc ele-
mcnts OF the blood. 1T is in the veins that the great
struggle between the virus of disease and the primer
pic OF vitality is carried It the poison devitdz's
the blood. death 3ucsfor as the sacred Book has
IL, the life is in the blood.r Now TO this pOis0nhs
common principle which underlies the symptoms
of all mulades--the Scandinavian Remedies are n
sovereign autd0tc. Hence their cures Of pulmonary
complaints scrofula, affections of the stomach and lv-
disorders of She bowels etc. permanent. They
do not trmporize with complaints they eradicate it,
With these remarks which seem to us ustih6l bv the
facts we invite attention to Dr. RObacks advertise
mcnt.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


HE land holders of the north east quarter, and the
north half of the northwest quarter. and the north
half OF the southeast quarter of section number Of
Portage township, Wood county, are hereby notified
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
house of Matthias Shoup Saturday, the Sd day Of
July next for the purpose of locating ditch to COM
menco near the south quarter post Of section number
!, thence north on the quarter line to the river
June 3, 1s5S--iwGSl 90 MATTHIAS SHOUP.
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Ditch Notice.

INhE land owners of the west half section H. and
L the west half section -, and the north quar-
ter section "a and the northeast quarter section 23
and the east half section H. and the east half section
H. Portage township, Wood county, Ohio, hereby
notified that the trustees of said township will
the house OF Joseph Jarvis Wednesday, the 9th of
July next for the purpose of locating ditch wa
ter course, to commence at the north corner OF
section "a, thence north the section line to where
said Inc crosses Hulmans swamp land ditch. and
there terminate. JOSEPH JARVIS.
June 10. 1s6S-5wGSo*