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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
At PHILIPS,
sac Pennsylvania avenue,
Beieeea 9th aud loh streets,

332 PennsyiNania avenue, .
Beeeea 9th aud loh streets,
WASHINGTON
ERANKIIN PHILIP has the honor to announce
il completion OF his ios approaching
In addition to the usual stock ola
FlasrcIAss BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
lie has received choice selection Of elegant novelties especially
Suitable for
PRESENTS DURING THE HOLIDAYS
The inspection Of which Is respectfully solicited
JUVENILE WORKS
This department. TO bsvery complete EN-.
braces full possible variety chdreh books
adapted TO all ages ot English aud French with pn and col
oFed Illustrations.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
English American, French and spanish Bibles Prayers PRO
toaian and Roman cao Of svery s and STYLE in plain and
namehl bindings including the
NEW MEDALLION PRAYER BOOK,
velvet with ivory carvings clasps pure silver
ALBUMS
Selected by y PHILIP from the mandatory de Ia
CO.. London embracing variety ranging from twenty
ao, sao @ a m o S'ds' WIN illuminated or
Tne stock albums viii be found 10 be Of recherche
acter.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Rodgers & Sons scissors in elegant eases
DO pen knives silver mounted lor presentation
No plus ultra writing desks Russia and Morocco
Work boxes
Jewery cases
Portfolios, Gall the syles)
stationery papee IRON fifty dollars eaeh)
Porenonnaics, IAN extraordinary Variety
Vases OF scvres China and bohemian glass
Card receivers
lnksauds, in ebony, bronze, and paJdeF nach6
Toilette bottles
Card leather mother Of pearl tortoise she'll highly
ornamehted
Carved ivory mother orpear aud jasper paper cutters
Cigar stand and
cabas beautifully fitted with ladies working material
Gold pen and pencil cases
papler machG tables
Do cabinets
DO book stands
Ivory tablets, slye mounted
Tho Stanton ehessm boxWaod and ivory
Chess and backgammon boards
A fine assortment Of
apEREtscQPE AND srEREoSCOPIC PICTURES
Bat only think, how by this art 0yact knowledge of all
parts Of the world B brought within evcrybodys With AN
instrument and it, eWscosng from 1--WE dollars ac
cordng TO the size and nunbclhc farmer his family
around the evening inp and almost eray pass two
in Europe or In the East They would get sight OF IN
places by going them aud they only spots
and their inhabitants but they show them their
heir ieighbor Egypt aud its rins It's uir
baned boatmen the Bohorns and Cnsanope Golden Horn
aud the Mosque OF Santa Sophia Greece cropos Rome ana
its palaces and columns Ac-N,P Walis
Dee l9--diftJan1
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SALES of FuRSrTURE.-The furniture of Gov Walker
Is TO be sold todaythat OF Sir Gore ouseley TO NOR
row
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United states Hotel.
Wizards Hotel.

S'ili cochran New YORK landsdse Cox servant
~ u, weaver, virginia Turner, 81 Louis ~
~ rInce auy London Jacob Smith, Epwoath Iowa
inos " hehhhu iauy, &zservt I, Is Otnger, New York
., i'pu e . Col De Russy, U Engineers
mas spence, baltimore Witc Philadelphia
sapt l. Hudson lady, Brooklyn Gen lerran, New
Maj II Day, USN j Miller do
JS " wilson, Georgetown Robt NcIans, Baltimore
Sey mons, New YORK Benz RQtnsclld, South Carolina
n :, pi'm"ah = Bcdle, New Jersey
r rhopinsoni Rhode Island Tobcy, Massachusetts
Rn'ceD Baltimore Hon Iames St op9sq,l rhiaie,n,ia
y campbell, New York S2yS Maddox, TSMC
G l. Winster, d, PhlaaRuhA II Rathborn, do
Hon Nsl,orr Fdttla CSstcddnrd New York
Sylgesnr Money smith llcomar, Baltimore
K G Wheaton, Memphis
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
INC naasl6Aen( derives
mont for limited number of nights, with
MRS. JULIA DEAN IIAyNE,
Wha viii have tho honor making appearance
ming, since her California tour.
TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 81, 1858,
VIII be performed sheridan Knowles nve-act play Of
LOVE; or, THE COUNTESS AND THE sERF
The Countess JULIA poap
Tue Serf Charles Fisher
Supported by the bo stock company Washington
public or many years.
Box hook olon for night or the alys engagement
sor once open store from o. NJ until s. D.
w. Dec II
Ray~ FAIR AND FEsrIvAL.--The Ladies of the First
Unitarian Church will hold Fair Festival The lately
cupcd by hessrs Cali As aewcy store No t Pennsylvania ave
nue. commencing Monday evening December 90 and CLOSING Fri
day evening the 2h The proceeds viii be devoted 10 tho lda
ton @ debt incurred for repairing the church edicc
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pREscoTTs PHILIP II, vol 3, just published
- Dec 40 fRiNcK TAYLOR
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The Hon. Mr. PREsToN, minister to Madrid has been
the recipient of many hosptabe attentions during his
present visit to the metropolis On Saturday he was the
guest of Governor Floyd the Secretary of War at din
ner, with the Vice President Hon. John Letcher and
other distinguished gentlemen
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SALE oP PAINTINGS. Although the weather was de-
cdedly unpleasant last evening, there was good at
tendance at the hall Of the Washington Art Association
The paintings to be sold appeared to great advantage by
the strong light and Alderman Fisher hy psfauasivc
yet knock down arguments, blamed very fair prices
"7ae PIONEER was purchased Col Bitchn; s.The Last
q their Rqfs2 by Gov Stevens, who also bid off several
Rocky mountain pictures "7he 7raYs (ds, or the dis
puted shot," by w W. Corcoran, esq ; Lan,nan's
t'Wooa CfeeA," by Mfr. a. B. Claxton, &c, &c The
PRICES ranged from ten to two HUNDRED dollars, the
frames not being INCLUDED,
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TilS READING Roou of the United States Agricultural
Society, next door above Browns Hotel upstairs is
open every morning, and is free to the public
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Tux YAeEns that gallant volunteer corps, command
cd by gentleman who knows his duty and can drill his
mcn,) will have grand Ball Monday evening, Jan
uary Sd,
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1HE FAIR at Messrs Calls old stand suffered yesterday
for the lack Of fair weather 1t bright and cheerful
within DOORS however and it is evident that our citizens
and the strangers within gates bear mind the en-
treaty of the great Apostle: 'Hel, those Wosuen"
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TIE HIRING or SERVANTS at Fairfax Court House will
take place ON Thursday December 3Oth at GAINESVILLE
and at Warrenton, Friday, 3lst at Centreve West End
and Warrenton Saturday, Jan. lst.
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OST LA diamond Breastpin a cluster-for
which liberal reward Will be paid to the finder delivering
az inns olipe. Dec lift
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LADIES' all goods thereby possessing
them at FIRST which Of
results the
beauty utility have acknowledged superiority all others
kid CATERS &c
&C. Tor winter wear only purchaser
Also rubber boots fer ladies and misses All selling
ionshing low prices. I. CLARK
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LIFE INSURANCE.

Established 1870.
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catalogue containing several hundred designs MALE
70 part OF the United States receipt Of four thoo pag
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A Itorr,rSs Cnsp.

Tho editor OF the Toledo Hsraid has written
quito lengthy anl ubl1 article, in which he
discusses tho prospects Of the locotoco party for
1880 The article alluded TO, is copied ond
approved BY our shbor OF the Democrat. We
make the following extract from II:
with New EngIand aud tha great central
States OF the sesbord, New York ana Pennsylvo-
mis-, now to all appearance hopelcssly III the
hanI. Of the Republicans, there seems to be n
strong probability that the twenty thrce e!rcto.
rnl votes OF Ohio win holl the balance III the
next Presidential election. Aud II ls tolcraby
1889 will decide the political complexion OF the
State in 1889
II ,he .slaveryi,cs depend for success upoT
the result al the election in Ohio we cnn On
pity their hopeless condition ONO lS about al
liable to cast her vote for pro-sIavery candi
dale for President in 1869 as the moen is to turl
into green cheese.
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A~n.ther Flght i'm washington.

Two democratic members OF Congress, MrsSrs,
Montgomery and English, have been proving
their adherence to modern democratic principles
by the mostE.pproved test, to witt the cane
and the shcdding oi blood. Here ~ what the
correspondent OF the New York Post SAYS
WAsuNaroN, De. 10,
There ia considerable gossip lo-dey about the
rencontre hatwocn two mcmby rs OF Congress--
Messrs English and Montgomery
The teegraphc report sent you by the agent
Of tho Associated Press and which appcord IN
tn. Ep.ning Post yesterday, does great injustice
10 Mr, Montgomery. Tho facts as lenrn them
from three responsible sources ARE as follows;
Mr. Montgomery was passing down Fourteenth
street towards tbs avenue. On lhe corner OF The
avenue he passed Mr. English. Tsc latter sail,
"How are you, Montgomery Mr. M' made
no reply, but passed on. lie had not gone lar
when he heard quick footsteps, aud tho remark,
"D--n YOU, III teach you to insult me- Mr.
Montgomery turned hall round when he received
n severe blow from large cane in the hauds OF
English, on the side Of his head, whtck stng5er
ds him almost to the ground. lie started TO
rush at his ssSailant, saying, 81 VIII learn YOU
that don't speak to puppies, and that YOU can
assaul! me-" when Eaglish displayed, in a me-
nacing manner a large steel spear which he
sprung from the head OF his cano Mr., Mont-
Nomery, observing lhat En&hsn was allhol' anu
having no weapons himself sels'd brick aud
hurled it, with what strength was lett han, al
English, who was re;reatns, md hit him on the
leg. Montgomery thea seized another buick,
but before he gathered himsoll up 10 throw it
Euglish was out of sight Mr.. Montgomery
shortly stler entered complaint for assault and
battery against English, before Justice ol the
Peace, ami tho defendant appeOrd and gave bail
for his appearances for eXAmlOauoN.
Mr. Montgomery has not spoken to Mr. Eng'
lish since the latter made public speech IN
this district, in which he proclaimsl that he
joined the Lscomptuultcs MS SPY. Mr.,
Montgomery openly dcnounccs Euglish "a a
scounlrel for having uttered such Language, al
ter having sat with The anti.l. 'comptnaitc', and
counserd with them, AMI learned their policy
ma received their conf lance.
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Congress.

This bsns the short session Of Congress, busl'
rs,, of importance is introduced ct oil carly
day. On the 20 liust.. in the House
M, Bingham Of o. inro luccd bill to re-
nsvl the English act ftr ,hr admission oi NAn"
as into the Uoion. RsI1rrcd to the com. on
Territories, ,.,.t...,.
The p,op,e of Tcrdofirs ~ elect all OH lier'
which was similarly referred.
Mr.. Bingham intro luced bill providing hat
the present system Of mileage ba abolished alie or
the present Congress, aad members be allowed
only their actual travelling expenses.
Mr. Morris, of H., Introduced b'li Tor we
admission of sugar aud salt free OF duty, and n
bill giving the right to the Territories to elect
Governors aud ali other officers
Mr.. Blair Of Mo, asked but failed TO receive
oonseu, 10 introduce resolution declaring the
Supremc Court decision III The Dred Scot case
,rtrn iulici,l, illegal nnl voil, Oni asserting
that Congress should vindicatc its right to IcGs'
late on Slavery in the Territories
Mr. Purrott, OF Kansas introduced bill to
,.loce the military reservation at L'venwor'h,
and to trace the Northern boundary oI Kansas,
Mr.. F.guson, o; Mimi, introduced home
stead bill.
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u-v The bill passed by the Indiana Legislature,
declaring Bright and Fitch uaurp,rs, and pro-
vidms for the election Of two Y. S, Senators, wos
vetoed by the Governor, hut it afterwards pass
ed both branches Of the ltg,,alarc over the yo,o
IN accordance with its provisions, the TIVE
Houses met in convention AMI elected Henry S
Lane, Republican, and WIN, NJ McCariy. Anti
I,ecomp,oH dtmoerat Senator'S for !udiana,--
The Cincinnati Ga,st!e5 Indiana correspondent
says
Twrnty.,hre members refused ovote. lleI
ner tL,comptonitc) hoItcd. Ole N>Sentre,--
TheIIouse passed the same resolutions by d
vote of iilty-oue u lorty.siS, o. tn vote for
S.nstorS, Lane aud MrCAgts received dry-onn
Fory-sx retuSed to vote. The Antriacomptou
lnemb1rS of the Senate refused to vote, cXcelH
Jones. Ia the House, Blytbn and Davis lIuue.
p"ndents) refused 10 vote, The Anti -Lecomp
,onites of the House all vote tor the Senators
elect. The announcem,nI OF ihe result wac
loudly spplauded.
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wood County DTaimimwAANIr. Gard
urr Before tTle state B1nrd of Ag-
IiaTliurC.-A correction.

wood County pTnimiuw~AWr, Gard
urr Before Jllc S,utc Board of Ag-
biGuiiuCC.-A Correction.
" the pubiahcd proceedings Of the recent
mectingof ,hc ohio State B1ori OF Agrical'urc,
| in Ilambos, We fnd The following
"Mr Gitlner, OF Lpcus referred 10 the bene-
III to be derived from ,iraldng North Western
Ohio, new country, The Richest IN Ohio, but
chiefly submerged " was soriginolly purchased
Iby wealthy men, but is now being reduced from
| u wild state into productive farms through the
agency OF draining, which had been promoted
by an act Of the Legislature Nhich. e,ised a
Avs NJ 0l iaxiton for this purpose IN Wood
County eight bundled niles OF draining had
been ioid during 1897, AMI an equal quantity
during the current year. The system Is crude,
consisting Of ditchcs, Into which are thrown long
poles, upon which is cast light covering, aud
the operation is also greatly facilitated Ivy open
ing the streams Of The country--jhe natural
drains. Grcnt advantages had bccr thus de.
riyed to the country, and many splendid farms
reclaimed from waste of water
The above quotation is calculated TO make an
incorrect impression on the public mind
Wood county has expended more labor md
money in draining her lands than any other
county in The State, aud the unqualified asser.
ton that "lhr system is crude, consisting Of
bitches, into which are thrown long poles, mp
on which is cast a light covering" is not sus
tNined by the facts Indeed we know OF nt
ditch having been made in that manner. W.
do know that w v Way, Esq, in under
draining his farm on the McCu,chenvile,ro ,rood
used large logs, well covered with Garth auC
perhaps others hayc pursued the same course
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discussions, end assigning them to different in
dividuals.
Mr.. Bradley gave n very fine method o! solving
questions IN proportion both simple and COM
pound, und illustrated his IDEAS with several ex-
amples.
Mr.. Ogden then again addressed the Assoeia-
ton Upon The Science Of Teaching. He occu-
pied an hour, upon this practical topic, in q
very acceptable manner, urging upon teachers
the necessity Of thoroughly understanding their
duties ofore endeavoring to perform them Civ.
ing different methods Of gaining the attention OF
pupils; assisting them to acquire habits Of study,
&c, &c.
The following resolutions were then offered
aud unanimously adopted
! R,soIUcd, That the members Of this Associa
ton present their warmest thanks TO the citizens
! OF Pcrrysburg, for the hospitlIity they have so
literally manifested toward US upon the present
OCCASION as well as for the interest they have
shown by their presence also, 10 the Rev
Mcssts. Adams aud Cannon, and John Ogden
Esq, for their able addresses and to james w
| Ross. Esq, for arranging 81 methodicaly the
business matters perong to the meeting Of the
! Association.
Resolved That this Association request of The
Rev. g. A. Adams, copy Of his able and in
structivo address, for publication.
whereas Mr. J. r. Kinney, one OF the found
ers Of this Association, aud an active membe
from its origin, is about to remove from thu
State, therefore,
Rtsolptd, That the Association regrets the
necessity which causes Mr.. Ks removal from
our midst, and that we wish him as good success
in whatever he may undertake, as has ATTENDED
his IabOrs in the cause OF Il Elucation.
Seven individuals then became membets, afte
which the Association adjourned.
L. W. HENDERSON, Secretary.
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NOTICEis is hereby given that a petition will be
/ presented to the Commissioners OF W ood County
at their March session. praying for an alteration
in the Wapakonetta Road, as follows, to wit com
mencing at the point where the road known as the
Jetfries Road intersects the Wapakonetta road,
thence running westwurdly on the bank of lontos a
Creek until it strikes the west line e section wen
tynne (29 then to follow said section until it strikes
raw iRe near John Fosters at which place it will in.
tsrsect the Wapakonetta road again. The pray er
of said petition is that much of said d lies
between the extreme points herein designated be
vacated and the road established the above deS-
crhsd line CD. BURChHARr.
Dec 80 1858 34%
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a9' Last winter th' legislature passed law
increasing the salaries of Supwme Judges from
$4,000 to s30 a year. This increase was
sHl 10 have been made at the request OF JalSe
Blrdcy, and his friends have declared that,
should he not be ro-t,act,d, the law would he
repealed. We had supposed that no such effort
wouii BE- madr, hHt lhs Cl,rmont Courier is
crrdibiy informed that MI Piokelajmer, one OF
The representatives liom that county, proposes
TO introduce, bill to repo,I Iha act passed. hast
winter, al an early day in ,hn extra session this
winter. We sAALL see whAt We shaLl see
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es>The Toledo Herald sends up Il mos. pi

e5~'Vhe Toledo Herald sends up Il most pitt
eous cry because the Republican members OF
Congress have taken the lead in oil practical
measures designed to benefit the people of our
territories. They have not failed to observe
that the outrogoS which have been perpetrntsd
in Kansas II the frauds which defeated the hon
est sentiment OF The people Of Minnesota land
tho enormous expenditures of money upon fa-
vortcs in tho Utah expedition, are all traceabe
to the power hitherto vested in the President
to appoint all executive and judicial territorial
officers. Therefore they have taken the only
tho Introduction Of II bill empowering thr p'o
pie of territory to elect their own officers 49,
There Is somtthjng more than mere empty show
in this proposition and the proiessed popular
sovereign democrats lulter amazingly at the
thought that they will b, required TO give some
tangible proof Of their sincerity. Tao Hraid
considers it "unloruNito' that the Republicans
have taken this stop, because of tie natural dis,
position Of democrats to rogud with suspicion
it not repugnAncc, every proposition cmunoung
from that side Of the iIoasa, but at the same
time says "it will not do" 70 defeat this propo.
sition now, merely because the Republicans
have originated and support it! The Republican,
have certainly taken the wind out OF theit SAils
and now the Douglas wing OF the loeoloco part,
can either follow the lead of the Republicans o
go over to the Loco nptonilos. Which will
they do1
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Mr. SAVAGE Mn., July 7th, 1856.
DeIr S'r:-lu consfo ouen3c of taking cold after n
bad attack of the measles some eleven ycais since,
have fro that time suffered greatly rom dsordsrcd
liver and stomach | have been at times so bad that
my life WAS da'paired OF, | induced some time
ago through the pcrSuasiOns OF friend Mr. Henry
SLATER, to FRY looAands German Btters, thinking If
it done no good it could do ma no harm, and knowing
Mir, Shater 70 be a gentleman who would not recon-
mend RnythnE 90 me- that he did not have confidence
in, Rriore had taken third Of the bottle, my
bowels became regular, and had tiuc appetite
When had taken tOo-hirds OF it, | considered my
health rs good rs ever it was aud could eat anything
without its dis greeing with me in the least. | now
keer bottle of the Bittcrs in the house continuity
aud in case take cold or feel unwcll, | take a few
doses and il makes change in my bowels, which is
all need wherefore. for the past eleven years. my
doctor bill has been from S0 to Sl5 dollars per year
besides loas Of time and iluess Yours Truly.
p. j. THRASuER
To Dr. c. v, Jackson. Philadelphia. Pa.
Asa for HoPtgfs German Bitters. Take nothing
else and see that the signature OF C. NJ Jackson is
tbs wrapper of each bottle, They can be had OF
Druggists and Store in town and village
in the uated States. Canadas West ladies' aud south
America, at Use pei bottle. prneipal OAce, AIS Arci
Street, Phjlade lphia, Pa. S3w2
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SbcriH1s sale,

jesse 5, Norton ct al VS.. Marshal key, Jr ct al
Dl virtue of an execution TO me directed and de-
ID iyered from the Court of Common Pleas OF la
county. Ohio, in the above entitled ease, will
cer for sale the door OF the Court House IN Per,
rsburg on
Saturday, January 29th, 1859,
between the hours OF IL o'clock ~ and o'clock =,
number 75, 92, 27l 290, 3l4, 3&4, 354 Ss2 $40, as
laid out and numbered in the recorded plat Of the
town OF Psrrysburg, in Wood county, Ohio, taken in
execution the property Of Marshal Key Jr, to sat
isfy the Judgment in the above case.
W. NORTON. Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, atty plf.
Dee. 80 lS5S--3lw 4S1 IS.
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Wood Common Pleas.


Charles ". Moore, IRA, vs. William McKen, Dcf't
HE above named William Mckein detendant,will
l. take notice that petition has been filed in the
Court eli Common Pleas, in and for the county OF
ood and state OF Ohio by The above named Charles
W. Moore against him. the Object Of which is to re-
cover the sum of One hundred and twenty.six and
U0lO0 dollars due him for work and labor, care and
diligence by the said plaintiff performed before the
lst day Of september A. ID. 1855 for said defendant
and said plalauf claimed judgment against hin for
said sum OF one hundred ahd tw1uty.sN and CO. 100
dollars with interest thereon since Sept LIST 1858 That
attachment as been ssued in said suit against the
property of said defendant as nonresident OF the
state OF Ohio and that ne is required to said
petition by the &th day of ebruary A. D. 1883 or il
will be taken true and judgment rendered sccor-
dinghy. +, II d. IL. hoLLa EBECK, auys PIN.
Zee. 80, ls56--slr6S3 co.
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Legal SoIlce.

Jesse HAWLEI viii take notice that the under
81 signed of the county OF Wood, and State OF Ohio,
did Oh the 25th day OF December A. ID. 1855 file their
petition in the court Of Common Pleas Of said county
against him, asAing said court TO quiet their title to
tho north half Of The nerthc quarter of sectlon
thrtysX, of town five north, OF range nine east in
said county containing 81 against any Ella i'm of
tlc set up by said hawley to the same; which peti.
ton will 10 lor hearing at the next term OF said
court. SAMUEL $. CLARK.
SYLNANUS JFFFEBSON.
BY s. JEFFERSON, atty.
Dao. 2Oth, lS5S--34wGS2. rs.