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Notice.

WILL expose 10 pubic sale n the late residence Of
L koot. " Inomas n ~ Enda bali mics from Men,
phis. on SATURDAY, the zsi day Of Octooer. Is58. f5rrv
or nfy cad e Stock H0gs, tefwee1 sixty anG ssve-ty
acres ~ Corn staining IN the asld n Its % dve ceres
each, Farming maferfa 8 ECusshoid ard XII nen Frr-
niture, and H1r1us olher ARTICLES to toIisns 10 meniiss.
For al sums under $40 cash. and ov r. bond with az
proved security VIII be required q the puichascrs- Pay
able In sx months Sale within the hours p-escTibed By
lsW. II V~OIITNTNF Ndnints traitor.
ccl3-tds
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BosIOs, October q The Steiner Cansea rsued yoi
DAY, taking SIS eco in specie.
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RUFUS SMITH,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
M
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND
General Produce Dealer,
No. % Madison Street, Memphis.

nARTGOULAR attenihn given 20 the sale Of even
Hspfcies Of Produce keep Cotton. Also. agent for VI
P. WILLIAMY WAGONS. Flows, WHEELBAR-
ROWS. &c.
Ffom past experience in the Produce line, I nAiter my.
sef thEt I can give the mostp Tfect satisfaction 10 th0s,
Who nav favor me with their business. Refer TO Mer
chants generally. sepS0 datWlt:v6t
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Great Prize Fight

NEW ORLEANS. October -Dsa in the city from
yeI5w fever yesterday, Is.
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CTATE or TENNsSSRE.-At EuIss ma In The
- Clerks oeacas Cnsnc,ry side q the Common Law
and Ohsaoery Court OF the city o. Mcmphis. Nondav.
OctSber An, 1875
John @. Roit0n Sn7 wife Mary Bolton, Cinderius Bolton
FfAnsis DO tn, Luela Bolton and others,
Compiainaats.
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MAArIL
Dr. J. G. COLE late Of the drm % Brysn & Cole. IA
fully prepared 70 practice his preession In au It's bran h
e., with al the new and recent improvement together
with a new ard valuable improvement IN artlscisi work
ccia-lW &c COLE.
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Telesraphie Markets.

Boston, October si.-Ths Europa ba. arrived at thi.
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I L. Bolton. wade n Bolton, Wafhinrtol Roltou. T os
Dickens and samuel Dickens, Defendants
II appearing from Sfad3vit fiei In this cause that the
Defendant, Thos. Dlckens, s mon ~rtIidents Of the sate of
Tennessee Il Is ordered that he DO enter his fppsar-
aooe herein bef5 c CT within the drst three days Of the
next term OF said court, 70 be held on the fourth Monday
IN November next. ls5Sj aud Pied. sssUer, or demur
% oomplainants BIZ, or tbs same viii Be taken for con-
iessed a. 70 him and set for hearing ez5Y0ris, ard that
q copy Of this order be puoli shed once q week for four
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
Aoopy-Attest: JOHG @. LAEIER,
CLERK and Master
JOHN HALIUa, ~so.ici'or for con p~lainants.
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In Chancery at Memphis
Wm- y. Philips, wn B. Phillips, John ". Ne
bis wife R-iEsbeth S Mason, and others,

- JfrA7s ono, NhEnceTy SIDE Of The Clmmon Law aua
Chanoery Court Of the city OF Memphi5 Monday, DC
tober 4th, 1855.
EDWARD Bray Complainant,
%.
WIN. d. Philips. wn B. Philips, John ". Mason and
bis wife EiEsseth Mason, and others,
Defendants.
It appearing from HadGvit nlcd IN this cause that he
Defendsuts, John ". Mason and his wife. Elizabeth
8. Mason, are non-residents OF the state Of Ten
nessee: II Il orce Ell thst thy do enter their sp-
pearance herein before or within the drst three dsvs Of
the next term o. said Court TO be held on the fourth
MoRdsy In November next Qs59 and d id. answer or
demur 70 Conplsinants BIZ or the same VIII Be taken
for confessed As t. them, aud set for bearing e--pGTfe
and Inst . copy OF this order be published oaoe 4 week
for four suooessive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copT-Attest. JOHE G. LASER
Clerk and Master.
A WRIGHT, solicitor for complainant.
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LAND FOR SALE.

nERsOE DESTROYS Of purchasing g0od homes within
two And half miles Of Court Square, would do wen
70 call On Il vonintire. two doors from the Commercial
Hotci. he viii sen I40 or $50 acres in lots 10 suit pur-
chsssra-not less than 20 sores
srf4-dtf II
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Fine Arts.
., 81. ALnREcHT.

to411s-oE 70 = A-A-lomsN
UEEESc sssisntiy On hand { sa,piy q the b.. 81
n GARS4 ED rORAccOs q n Ea6s, Ehich s. ~
seiiloE t7E SCR re 60 s.sss q snssy
Aszphssi HeeA
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FOR New Orleans.
TEFq nav 10 -r.r-- %

WONDANoHN IRWIN MfEaeF
I'Hls elegant uti-tt and passenger l
Il steamer Uul leave FOR tue shove TO-.
foit, a. adverti-rf. FOR freight CT paa- ~
SAGE. aupiy on boarf oc2s-it ~
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L..res TO-DAY. Osisssr q. a

LeaVes TO-DAT O-tsber a. at3P 81
THT5 IRE steamer VII leave for The k
L above and 81 infsrmsdlate points.
For freight or passage applg en- bosmsI
or to HARMSTAD a GORB -
oe22-It DUTAL. ALGRO q 20. AGENT
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THIRD DAY-Thc harper Stake for three year olds,
two nile heats. 500 entrance, 500 forfeit with $500
sd1ed By The Club eleven neminauans-
Captain 7. g. More named b. z HeEnie Ferrar,
BY imp Sssmrock cam Ida By BalkhaEEer.......- I I
J. L Bradley named b. q Des Chites BY imp. Glen
oe dan Brown Kitty, BY imp. Birmi7gham.... , I
Jas. Jackson named br. (. Enc BFnums By imp. Glen
co., dam BY 4 2
Gnid & Byte nsmed b Z, ans Dean BY imp. Al
bisn. dan Glor.ana By EcipH-....--......... ? ;
.. & n. n. Galaxy named Pot-s-os By imp Glencoe.
dam by imp stumpe-.------
Guil1 & slythe nsltd b.. C. Hiasaiha, BY imp. Al
bion, dan by .pa n.
v. RCuHdues named On. Z Laura WiutHms, by
imp. Glencoe, dam Jsne watson, BY PTiSm..--.pd. II.
Also. Oh Z By MP Abiln. dam Eudnra. By Prism, pd Il.
James jackson nsm,d b. c MARC. YouDE, BY imp.
A1ioa, dam ID. II.
Cap. 7 6 Hosre named On. g. b. third BOst-n,
Jam Ss Is J0Bes, By Leviathan. ...........-..pd It,
". y. Hsrpes named D.. C. HemplAnd, b. imp.
Yorkshire, dam Bliuk-y, BY Mucke J5hu....-...pd. r.
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IA "---~-s-ass.ss- s--aa.-a-a-NUWTW Master.
THIS magnificent steamer viii leave -
L for the a50ve snd intermediate lane ~
'nEs For r-iEst or passage apply CO.
beard, Ut0 -
il RAWLINGS. Agent.
GELS s. No. as Main street.
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Regular Memphis and New Or
NRans L

TEE s.esmer r W.ADEMs VII con-
Il neHce h-r trips ~ TaURsDAT. the l
1Ast a Oeicter AMI coutiu- ~ 70 run regu-l
SHY tnrouE1oui The seas1n bCtEeeu NeE-
Orleans and Hemph.s leaving Memphis ever o. eusts
fhsrSdsy5 a. 6Pdock- FOR Teghl or passage, apDig 10
nla nmEAL- AIEEn 4 %
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DECLARED A NUIsANcE.-Ths sidewalk to
which we called attention a few days since,
between Madison and Monroe streets, has
been declared a nuisance for the want Of a
pavement, and the owner of the adjoining
property required 70 put it in immediate
renafr.
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- AAaNAff -
THiS sDerdd 2 eight and Dasssnser RA
4 stcEm-r viii fave for the shove ~
port, q q advcrissd. F0r freighi or pas
sage, arp y on boar. oe12-It ~
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8saa!ar 4athtts.
FOR New Orleans.
LeaFcr FRIDAY. 27d at5P.M.

---..s---.HRAU Maaler
tAYlLL ave ier the I've ard all Dnm
w internioi ar ports. For freight or ~
passage srpy ~ bosrd or to
g. RAWLINGS, Agent. -
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ldTlNI y g n mITN
Blink =. BY Muckie !
Inc. IS. s.AsA.

Amongst The many distinguished turfmsz
present yesterday, We noticed in the Judges
Stand, Col. J. J. HUGHES, Of Louisiana, Mr..
JoHS NJ. CLAY, Of Kentucky, and Col. GEO.
ELLIOTT, of Sumner, all well known in the
sporting world.
At a meeting Of the Club, yesterday, Mr.
CLAY, the two Messrs BRADLEY, and Mr.. Has
PEE, Of Kentucky, and Col. ELLIOTT, Of thil
STATE, were proposed and unanimously elected
honorary members Of the Club.
For to-day, there is advertised, the greatest
attraction Of the week-JOekey Club purs,
500, two mile heats with six entries. It viii
be something new in the history Of Tennessee
racing, for six good horses to start in a two
mile race, which will be the CASE iO-Gsy
There will Of course be a large attendance
For particulars, see small bills Of the races.
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FWT Nv UTI"ITE-
Leaves NONDAT. October Is. a. So D.

70 sls Nam strrst
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In Chancery at Memphis.

A; wHIeHr, solicitor for complain
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! Columbus Correspondence.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 7'5s

4 iisiie ssae COLUMBUS, O., jan 7,si5ss
DsAsl SpIRlr knowing your columns will be
Giied up this week with the Governors Mes
sage, IrnaAkse my letter short. .s,las5 -; 81
4 Both HOUSES are organized and fairly skat
work. As predicted AMRa Woopsb Of Licking
County, is our Speaker, and he makes . very
excellent Officer JOHN W,aKEEs is Clerks 2.
MCMAHON, of Guernsey, lst asst. Clerk, and
----, NASH OF Mahoning ID asst. Clerk, 2. a.
BRANCH, of Clermont, Sergeant-at Arms, -
MsARA, of Hamilton, lst asst, and G. g. GAN
BILE, of Knox, I'd asst. .ye
In the Sspate CHARtEs w BIAm ia Clerk,
and HuTcHIas Sergeant-at-Arms. zss,.sss-ss
business has started off quite ybriskly, Six
bills are already on my desk; and notice has
BEEN given of 10 or 20 more.,o Among them is
a bill entitled "a Bill for the Relief of Delin-
squent Taxpayers-o' Itireapres county Treas
urers to collect taxes until the 10th of Eebru-
airy, 1855 without charging, the usual fys pei
cent, II. is ouly intended to operate for 4 sin
gle year., twill be defeated, A very lpng,
and, as ! think, . very good bill in regard to
Probate courts has been introduced. Many Of
Fthe others are repsaling acts. - Il s. q Il;
& Yesterday and to day both Houses were en-
gagged in counting the votes for State officers,
= There iY as yet,aYerysgood state Off feeling
betwsen the two political parties in the Less.
latnre. Both sides manifest ahberality which
indicates that the lsber Of this Geperal Assem-.
bly, shah Is fof the 1894 st ths people, and
not for any party. = q ps =,
i win Msies "a you you long letter lsst week.
A. Yours &c., u. w.
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Sherif'S Sale in Partition.
VIM. Hoppe and wifs) iRY virtue of a

Wm,, Hoppe and wife ! RY virtue Of an order
~, va. ) -. - of sale in partition
Joseph 1HowiIer, ct al to me directed from the
court OF conlmon pleas of Monroe county, O., l
will offer for sale at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Weodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. M,
and O'Clock p. n on ,r4g a 9.ss.
Saturday, tho 18Th day Of February, 1853,
the following described land situate in said
county, to wit: 49, = ~ -
s A part of the north west quarter Of section
seventeen, in township six, and range six, be-
ginning for the boundary of the same at the
south east corner of Conrad Howiler's land, be-
ing So rods east from the south west corner of
said quarter. thence east 25 rods, thence north
parallel with Conrad Howiler's line SO. rods to
the north line of the quarter, thence west 25
rods to Conrad Howiler's line thence south with
ICenrad Howiler's line 100 rods to tile place OF
lbegmnin ns, cont taiiiing 20 acres more or lesss
Ordered to be sold in the case Of William
Hoppe and wife, xgainstt JnsAph' Howiles and
iothers. So .i55iu 81 c.; Al.,. BORROW, IS
Jan. i3.fvs-s 81 60 Sheriff, NJ. C. voael
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, SHERIFRs SALE.

jacob Salisbury, ! DY,virtue efa mandate to
vs.. - ~ mes directed from the
VIM. II. Bell. Court. Of Common. Pleas Of
Aonroe county, Ohio, I viii offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door Of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. N, and
e o'clock P. M, on - 80 & -,
Saturday the 2ad day Of yasuarY 1853.
the following described real estate, lying and
being in, said county, to wit: t.a s = ,s,l is;
The north east quarter of the south west
quarter of section thirty-four, township one
and range four, except ten acres lying and be-
ing in the south west corner of said forty acres.
Taken in execution and levied ON a. the
property Of VIM. Il. Bell At the suit Of Jaesb
Salis burya Is vd 4sa &c. N. MORROW,
/ Dee. 33. 81 90 i q Sheriff, m. C. o.
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NIST,ER COMNZSSIONERS SIZE

INASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
EDY virtue Of q mandate to me directed from
ID the Cpurt, of Common Pleas Of SMenfoe
County, Ohio on the +a,,,, e4s.s,.
18th day Of February 1858. $.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and 4
o'clsck, p, M, of said day, at the front door
|of the courthouse, in said county, ] will offer
for sale at public auction, .ss.lkps stsiii5sq =
bot Number Twenty eight
in the, ,townof Sardis, in Monroe county. Ohio.
Ordered to be sold at the suit of Amos Hsa-
ton, to satisfy mortgage in his favor BY Nathan
Henthorn and his wife, and John Henderson
and his wife. sntt.sd VI sa sei .Jt=,r b
I "a EDWARD sARCHBOLD. ig,
Jan. g. - 81 IS Mas. Com. N. Co.,
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LEGlL NOTICE.

DOBERT CARPENTER and Catharine Car
II psntsf, his wife, James Rucksr and Eliza
beth Rucken his wife, John, w. Bainum and
Sarah Bainum, his wife, heirs of Joseph Car.
penter, deceased, and Elixaheth Carpenter his
widow, John stephen, Robert Stephen, Alsxan-
der Stephen, Elizabeth 6tephen, Sinai Stephen,
James Stephen and Elijah Stephen, aheirs oi
Sarah Stephen, deceased, Peter DAILY andNan-
cy Daily, his wife, who reside out Of, the State
of Ohio, viii take notice that on the second day
Of January, A. D. 1883, jacob Vernon Med in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county,
in the State Of Ohio his certain petition against
them and others, which is now wpending in said
Court, Wherein the said plaintiff seeks to obtain
possession Of the following tract Of land situate
in said county, to wit. ssK eSFs ~
The west half of the south east quarter, Of
section eighteen in township seven, and range
seven. The said plaintiff also seeks to have
his title to said land quieted, 30. You are CO.
quireda to appear and answer said petition on
sor before the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1883;
and in default thereof Judgment win be taken
against You at the nsxt term ofsaid Court Is
.by eonfsssion. gsx4F -
.fVisl II HoBLIsrEa, OHsS 3 Ho1Glsras, !
Jan. s, 1S58.-6w. Att'ys for PlaintiR.1
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-. sc Legal Notice, s I'D s..'.ss J
ni'.bsth Smith Smith sl THE dsisndsas., g -

Il riah Smith, widow
Mar:ah Smith, et.5aL 'of John ssiith dssSsS g
cd, late Of Monroe county, Ohio, now rssidinSsi
in said county: Mary Smith, Sarah A. Kaiaa
and William Kahn her husband, Angeline Ha-s
wards and Michael Edwards her Husband, Jana
Smith, Rachel Smith snd Hannah Smith, sAil
dren and heirr 1t Law af. said JsAn Smith, ,&A5sti
ceased, will take notice that Klixabsth Amtt1.s n
one Of the children Of said dscsdeat. has this !;
day hled Her petition in the Court 81 csmn 81.
Pleas in and for said county. demanding tars Q
tition Of the fellswing real sstaas' sisuS4S n {
said county, TO wit S. sSsssssi sseon &c gsisi
{ The west half Of the. south east quarter eea
section thirty-one, (sT) township N1ss, f5ls
and range three, (S) oentaining eigAty-isSp =
acrss, moro or less; and also the seasa paxS ~
the north west quarter Of the north wGsS qnapss >
tero Of same section, township and raaes,,eeprs
tanning twenty seven acres, NOSE sr less. s. !,
Said petitioner sfse xsks that dover b sSe .
on and assigned. in said prsialses to- uEas5ix
Smith, widsw Of said deosdens> h6a s. j siss.
All Of the Aforesaid defendants 4s&siAs sia ,
Monroe county, Ohio. =. 8. E 5 :
ARCHBoLD& 3 RICHARDSON. a''-'
Dec. Is, ls57.--sw. Att'ysfor PstitionSs, aas
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MASTER C0lMMISSIONER's SALE

Df virtue of sp cial mandates from the Court
u of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
to me directed l shall on the 22d day of Feb
ruary, 1858, between the hours Of ten in the
forenoon and four in the afternoon, at the front
door Of the Court House, in Woodsfeld, in said
county, proceed to sell, at public soutcry and
auction, to the highest bidder, the south hal
of the south east quarter of Section eleven.
Township five, and Range seven, in said county,
leontinrss 80 asrss. ordered to be sold by the
Court of Common Pleas of said county to satisfy
amortgags executed By John Gallaugher x wife
in favor Of 'Willistn kirkpatrick; aud another
mortgage in favor of Stephen Potts at whose
suit the orders ofsale were made. e,fi l 8 "a y
Jan. 13, 1851 EDWARD ARCHBoLD.
ass-FsEI,sfg Mas Com. NJ. C. O.
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main and enlargs the power Of slavery

main and enlargs the ppwer Of slnvery.
Understhis influence the aacient and or
iginaf policy Of slavery prohibition was
oyerthrewn. aud reversed BY the Kansas
Nebraska act. Under This indnences the
whole powsp of the Natibnal5 Government
hss been exerted 70 forceslayery upon the
Reluctant people of Kansas. Under this
influence, also, presistrnti ittemRts are made
to sibjugate the people d the Free States
to federal domination, through the admins
tration of the Fugitive Sfase act Under
this Influence, finally, the FEDERAL udiciary
has promulgatedla athe resolting doctrine
Fthatthe Constitution of the Union estab-
fishes and guarantees slavery in all nation
alterritory,I and consequently there is no
foot of our widely domain, out
sideIof States whose consolation prohibit
slavery; where the free laberer can find
home exempt from ltheintruson OF that very
peculiar Institution. siis a safe -sa
This rapid progress of despotism can
mot fail to arouse and FIX the attention of
a rejecting people. It forces upon the
county momentous issueslhetween two
.Eopposite systems of gosrnment-two
1opposite theories of the constitution. =
These issues are radical and vital. Shall
the government ofthis country be admin.
llistered By tbe. people, for the people. or by
"a priyfleged class, for a privileged class?
us thele leohstiitqtlon.in fact what it's now
claimed to Be, the bond and guaranty Of
! slavery, or what the fathers ofthel Repub-
ilic believed it to, be, the, shield and safe
lguard of Lj5ertya Does it establish Sla-
very everywhere, outside of Free States,
OF, Liberty everywhere, outside Of, Slave
j States? Shall the power which It confers
be used for the extension and perpetnation
everywhere. of human bondage, or Of hu-
d man freedom. a:.,;A..f H. as.sa.s..,stF
81 1t is not doubtful where, upon these is
sues, the majority of ,fhc, people of Ohio
4 will be found Their tsaditions identity
q them with Freedm and Free Institations.
The. handspring Of thsiE prosperous PRO;
gress is in the. prohibition Of iIarery by
\ the ordiuanee OIL 1877 Il Is this prohi
bition.s transferred into her QQnstitutiou
d which has attracted within hes borders
s the free laborers Of SO many lands, who
have SO largely contributed to That won
! derfm development of energies and re.
3 sources which, hasinspires at. once fersen'
4 gratitude and honest exultatidn. Ths
! people Of Ono iiisnever, 6Sy thslf faciion
I charge founders Of their Institutions
Il with Jignorance- of the: fatrue epriaeiples o
: popular gov erntneut, nor -contribnte b,
+ their suffrages to the extensson or eontin
il uance OF, AL evil and wrong from whic!
i they have been 50 happily dci,seseisby fh'
= wise forecast Of the Fathers OF the Repab
/ lic.S 90 estss-it sss.ss.,Ss s'assss s
! TsS p. CH ASEss
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m CTEP (yoaTaTyecTcNEp d. G Gar
~ - ~. -, = 20
',,,, 20 rne ~ uirecs iroI
Y .no cours, =. common -. lieas Q. Aonroe
county, IN .ne s.ase q ONO, IN the case o.
noyo ana vIt, sgalnss tscpers sa Inass ana others
IneIe "ii se 'oi ssle - puoils 20 .o0sion
on tne s.s = :. =
om d0y % FeoT"0TX a. u 1905,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and 4
o'clock, P. NJ, on said day, at the front door Of
the oourt-hou in said county, the following
described real estate situate in said county, to
wit: :. .sna44 Sic s3IEa eiesaL sA
Lots number 16 and 86, in the town of Clar.
ington, subject to q lease on the third story oi
the brick house. situate on said lot number So
which said lease is for the term Of fifteen yearl
was given by Robert Chase to Ciasington Lodge
Of Free and Acsepted Masons, with the use 81
the stair way leading from Ferry streetto said
third story, and. the privilege 70 said Masona
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LEGAL WOTICE.

|nANIEL CAIN win take notice, that ON the
81 30th day of November, 1857, his wife, Elisa
beth Cain, fled in the Court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio. petition against him
vbicb il now pending, asking for divorce and
imony--causs, wilful absence for more than
three years.
! Said petition will be for hearing In said Court
At the February term l85S.
4 CO. W.-DURKKE, ~
! Dee. 3, 1e57:--sw.Hd Atty for Petitioner,