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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

E.N-sUR.4.H'CE gGE.N-Cx--.GLLE.N
M c. HALLOCK. --
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Underwater and General Insurance
Agent, and -
ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES.
He continues to issue policies from several FIRST
CLASS and MOST RELIABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
IN THE COUNTRY, ON INLAND AND FIRE RISKS.
He will also receive explorations Tor
LIFE INSURANCE.
Hs- He will also attend TO the ADJ USTMENT OF
LOSSES of every description, under policies from
other agencies and attend to the settlement OF all
matters connected with Insurance. for parties inter
ested His long experience as an Insurance Agent,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with the subject of Insurance lap2S OILY.
1HGF.N'CT' OF THE PHR.NIX IN
eE sURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD CONN.
s. L. LOOMIs, III. KELLOGG,
President Secretary.
WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE, CINCINNATI,
NJ. MAGILL, Gen1 Agent.
III. MAGILL III. NJ. MAGILL,
- SPECIAL AGENTS AND ADJUsTERs.
STATEMENT TOE AS JETS,
JANUARY LIST, 1858.
Examined and approved BY the AIditqrs Of ONO
IN compliance with the laws of these States.
Cash Capital, Sso0'990.e00.
Cash ASSETS, S34I, 1881.
Cash on hand and in Bank. ,5I7 CD
in hands of and due from Agents. AZ, 49, 81
Amount loaned on Mortgages of Real Es-
tate. Ia, TOO0O
Amount Loaned ON Pledge of Bank Stocks, 1900 90
Bills Receivable, for loans ON approved col
lateral and personal security ,773 At
..-. MARKET VALUE.
Bank Stocks of New York City Banks. 1O0, 800. %
of Hartford and other N. E.
Accumulated interest Investments 1T so
Total 1893
| LIABILITIES
Due or not due to Banks other Creditors
Losses adjusted and none
FL" not due ........... sic, 6la
/ F." 90 not adjusted and waiting
''.1o,ooe
All other claims estimated at
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MBSTA.ECT UF TIE cEsH1-.X-V"
GIN NAL statement of the dirs and condition Of the
HOME ms URANOE Company, of the City Of Ne,o
YORK, on the 3lst day Of December, 1857.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank .s37 900 Sc
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien
Real Estate worth at least 1891 0O0) .4G0, GOO 90
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, (mar-
ket value of securities 1858 667 .......15o $50 IS
Bank Stocks market valued ........... n 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall street, (the Office
of the Company CT 6O4 u
Interest due on the LIST of January, 1858,
eeivedJ 1876 90
Balance in hands of Agents and ill course
December w 24,6s4 rs
(0f which 1851 81 has since been
ceived).
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies
issued at 2,Os7 SO
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
NDOPL.AR SHINGLES. - SO, 900
M Poplar Shingles, in yard and for sale by
JOHN +. GLOVER,
aug1I Corner Main and Seventh streets.
WEpHITR LE.aD.-I25 KEGS PURE
w White Lead.
Timothy Seed, a fresh article.
large lot of fresh Teas, assorted qualities, and
packed Just received by
septl1 WHEELER RIGGS.
KpT0 CORREE-10O B.AGS PRE.nE
ma Rio Coffee.
Is Bags old government Java Coffee.
so Boxes choice Hamburger Cheese.
IS Caddies fine Va. rs. Tobacco.
100 Boxes lbs 1as. 5s. and IS. do. Just received
and for sale by WHEELER RIGGS.
WMa.a.N.TED,5O 100 BUSH. PEACHES,
W by [sept9l q, ii. COOK SON.
sS,C.G.y.TLE.N. a. STEPHENS, (SUC
~ cessors to Jas. Scantlin, Jr.,) Dealers in all
kinds kin r6 Of Stoves, &~
:: !: !; !: !: =:
cry patent and -
de scrption, with which printed directions for put
ting up all kinds of fruit, will be furnished free of
charge; all of which will be sold very cheap for
cash. at wholesale retail Storeroem at No ID,
Main street, between Water ana First streets, Top
posite old State Bank, Evansville, Ind.
JAS. SCANTLIN, ROBERT E. STEPHENS.
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their kind patronage and hopes by strict attention
to business, and good work, t. be able to merit a
continuation of their favOrs. Having removed his
store the of Second and Main streets, for
merly occupied a Silversmith Shop, he is now
prepared to furnish all who may favor him with a
Call, with all the articles in his line.
RE- Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Second hand harness always on hand.
jly22-6n,.
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AYH ID ~ = FOR GRKkESRER.N:-(.4LL
~ at HUGHES Dry Goods store and purchase a
pair of these excellent Shoes which he has hand
for Children. If you like good Shoes, always get
your She's from him. These Shoes will be much
appreciated as Holiday Gifts. dec21-1wd
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jAe-JXLS- kegs assorted Nails for sale by
eV 2. II. COOK & SON.
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UNCURREET FUNDS.
The principal uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may be
quoted about as follows:
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BRAN
Aud all other articles needed to feed Horses or
Mules. All of which lie will sell Wholesale or re-
tail at lowest market rates, giving just weight
and measure.
ROBERT s. RUSTON
Water street, between Main aud Locust Evansville.
atI0.;- "
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Meetings of Secret Societies.

Evansville Lodge, No. 6i.-A J. CoLBURN, Secre-
tary Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First street.
EcansgiHIe r. 4. Chapter, No. IL. w. Il. Hot.
INGswoRTH, Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
onth, at Masonic Hall.
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4. Q. HALLUJk, Agant,
Evansville, Ind.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid with fidelity
and DISPATCH iel4-6mosdkw
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one orB,c,su,'s Pets

Paul Etwads. who holds the o1ico Of Canal
Coll, ctof ut Toledo, has bacn twice indicted and
G,,ej ior gambling during the past year. Thont
ltnlon OF Mr.. Blctus hos been called 10 thislac
through The columns Of tho Toledo Blade, and
he has bccu asked to display a suficien, amount
al respect for morality end the good namc OF
Toledo 10 remove said L wards an appoint in
his stead man who stands fair in community.
TO this the Herald responds (Ond it says its re-
spouse is authorized by Bickh',) that 1t is
enough TO know that Mr. Blwarls is a demo
crai, that his oiil il good snd that he pays over
the moncy collected without causing any
trouble Sp these alo the publications required
by DIchus, nnl he ask; for nothing more. lie
don't care onything about the immoral influence 5
which attend the promotion Of confirmed black.
legs TO high and responsible stations lie don't
desire to elevate mon OF character to positions
which cntite them TO respect lie don't siy to
the ospring young man, il you would occupy
honorable positions you must be possessed OF
aooI chirncters' Not u hit of it. llj only
tells ihem It you want Office in my party, you
must vote the democratic ticket. be toerably
honest in paying over the money that duut be.
long to yol, AMI after that, you can gamble, rob,
steal, or violate any law or exert never SO injuri.
o1s an influence on society it is nothing 10 me
onG won't disturb you in your Office
Paul Edwards has reputation outsida Of To-
lcdo lie was known to the people when Blch-
us appon,c him to oli,t AMI men everywhere
were surprised at his promotion. II is not nee
cssary to detail the vices of which he stands
charged b3iorc community. II is sufficient TO
s1y that hN is common. nDtnrlOuS blACk-lcg.
which embraces the usual accompanimcnts TO
daylight and mldnisht gambling. And such is
the character of til, mln waom Mr., Bickus
thinks most tit to Gill an important oIli;e for the
people Of Ohio Such is th3 MN whom Mr.,
Bickus would hold up as II worthy model for al
democratic a5pirants. Such is the man whom
Mr.. Dickus would present to the people OF Ohio
as representative OF the moral worth of tho
North West.
The continuation Of Paul L Eworls in office
is an outrage upon dccency aud an insult tt
decent people.
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~ NsaC9k-BOysc."

There has always been class Of persons in
,he world who lacked courage to Ito right at oil
times md under all circumstances and in our day
we cll his weakness want OF "bock bone
Ruv. M. Adams preached n sermon on this
subject last Sabbath morning, founding his re-
marks on Hebrews l2 3, d. where Paul cxhorts
his brethren to more courage in fighting against
sin. The preacher remarked that these Hebrew
Christians, in The eyes of Paul, seemed in danger
because they wer1 damaged somewhat in The
nght. 1t is the mistake, he said. which our
Tract Society, or rather its officers, has made in
respect TO the sin OF slavery, which it will not
tight lest the book-scling interest at the South
be damaged. 1t is very common mistake 10
which we are all liable, 1t is ~ much easier
., times, TO let things take their course--to let
The wickcdness in ourselves have its usunl way
and the wickcdness in others pass without an
effort TO correct il. There aro not halt us many
sturdy fighters in this battle ms thcrc ought TO
b.. Backbone is as good quality in christ
ian, as in Northern politician. and quite rs
necessary, il he would not be brought into sub
lection to some Outrageous tyranny-lhat OF his
own lusts or the luSis of others. Paul corrcClS
this mistake into which they seemed in danger
Of fslling by telling them that the fight against
sin must b. waged at all hO2irds--thst they have
hordly bsgm to fight since no blood had been
drawn nnl no encouraged them TO more viSor
in tho war from the fact that Jesus, when he
called upon them to consider frugh, It ont in
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From thc Goli Mines --EntcrestifIg
Letter from Wa. Knox.
DeSvEa ClIY X. T., June 7th, 1859

DeyvEa CnY, X. T., June 7th, 1859.
FaIEED lIiGstSs;--f arrived here this morn.
ng tired and weary and have only time 10
write you few lines, os our company start for
the diggin-" IN few hours.
NJ sooner had ariivcd IN this for famed city.
aud the excitement incident TO the arrival OF
grCdt men, (suCh as We editOs) had died away,
ihsu the Express drove up to the Post once.
aud Gen. Laramie 0nuounocd that IluRAcg
GREfLny was aboard The Express Coach -
Every cody ron to SEQ him myself among the
number onl must couicss, after scruinizng
him closely ibis mIssivs head his towering
forehead. aud mild, but r's'lcss cye--l felt like
small potatoes aud u thuGderins sight Of them
IN hll.
What noble specimen Of humanity Aud
what n lesson the life ol HORACE GREELEY
shouIl teach the young IN m, who is painting for
fame Born and rocked in the cradle Of power
ty--the mother OF grnius--he stands at the head
OF the newspaper wOrid--d sclEmade man.
The excitement oyer | mingled pretty freely
among the mountain mneIs, who came down
from the mines yesterlay for provisions, and
learned that they wcru doing well.
The Gregory Mines which arc some 80
miles distant from D.nver in the mounta! ms
seem to have the preferences over all others
But Few mines, however, have been opened in
the mountains, on account of the deep SHOWS
anl cold weather. The " Jackson Mines" seven
miles farther in The mountains thun the Greg
ory dggns, 1t is said, pay well. have u
"nuggrt" worth Sl 70 which was taken out Of
the Juclsonl ligSlngs last week now the property
Of one OF our lOrmar citizen, 0t Warren county,
who has been hero during The last eight months
aud Ins prospected over alarsn space OF the sur
face diggings.
There are other mountain diggings but have
not learned their locality or naihes, but have
been told that nearly all Of them pay from 10
cents to 80 cents the pan.
saw $0) OF Shot gold lit rescmbled shrivel
cd wheat in shape aud siA,--which was paned
out 10y three neu III oHe day, 1t the Gregory
diggngs, The same was shown to Mr.. Greeley,
who Intends visiting the Gregory miues to-lnor.
row.
| suppose you have heard OF the " stampede "
| which the enlgrauts on the North Platte, aud
! South Platte routes took, some two weeks ago.
| Thousands have returned without ever going
| into the mines or prospecting for gold; aud
! thousands more turned btck, while on their way
! here being induced to Ito so by returning emf
grants who, at most, had proSpected but few
! days while here, nnl because they could not lind
| it by the - handslll" became disgusted with the
country and returned 10 the "a bosom" of their
Dolly Ann.
will write you ngain next week aud yor
may tic to what tell yoa about the mines
II it is huabug, will know lit it is Il real
ity you will SEQ a rich printer in Perrysbufg OF
q. next years day.
return YOU my thanks Tor two copies of tht
Journal Keep doing 50. !. II. *.
+. s. will send you specimen OF gol,
in my next.
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wacrc stands Judge Rnnncy {!

Judge Raunsy, lha locoloco candidate for
Governor OF Ohio, OF public meeting held IN
Youngstown, Mahoning county, shortly after
the passOgs of The Infamous Fusitivo Slave Law
advocated the adoption Of the 'ollowing rcso-
lutions, which breathe the right spirit;
Resolred That we will not, under any polti-
cal necessity Whatever, vote for Ony man Ter any
office Of trust honor or profit who voted Tor or
aided, directly or indirectly, in tho passage oi
The act, or approves Of its infamous provisions
or aids in its execution.
R,solueS. That come lie OF come imprison
mcnt--Comc fine or come death, wc will neither
oid nor assist in the return OF any fugitive slave,
but on the contrary VIC will harbor aud sccrelc,
and hy all lust means protect aud defend hun,
and thus give him pmcticaI GodtpcGd to Ilb-
crty.
A few years have elapsed, circumstances
have placad the locoloco party in more complete
snbjertion to the Slave Power and we now
finl this same Judge Ranncy at the head OF his
party in ohio, standing upon platform OF which
the following resolution forms parts
Rcso'ptd, That the rendition OF fugitive slaves
upon demand OF the persons entitled to thri
service or labor, Is duty imposed on every state
Of the Union hy the terms OF the Federal com
pact that the laws pnssri by Congress to s.
cne such rendition, in 1893 nnd 1880 ought t'
be promptly nni faithfully executed; ; aud thn
che leaders Of the splfStycd Republican party
In Ohio. by persistent disregard of the ConsIi
tuition of The Uniod States ~ This particular
have shown themselves unworthy Of the conn
dence Of wclI-diSl osed, patriotic ANA peaceabI
citizens
Comment is not necessary. Such drscrlio
Of righteous principles merits mud will receive
terrible rehuke ut the hands Of the honest and ii
tellgent voters Of Ohio next October.
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Agicr lhIstiprctinn.

One Locksy Harper who conducts the Mouat
Vernon Democratic Banner, recently attacked
Hon. R,C XIX, our candidate for Lieut. Gov
crnnr, on the streets. These are the hc,s: An
editorial had appeared in the Mt Vemoa Re.
publican, shortly after The Republican Smle
Convention, which spoke OF Nc. Kinks qualf.
cations for Lieut.. Governor aud his worth us a
manin truthful terms. Mr.. hrrer inhis paper
charged the ou,horship OF said editorial TO Mr..
X bat our rirUl L, S. S. Rouse, Esq, at once
corrected the error by curd in tha RspRblican
stating tnt he was the author of the article al.
luded TO, an that Mr. khk never saw it until it
appeared in print. Mr.. kjtk soon thereafter
met said Harper on the street. called his attca-
ton 10 the matter. and requested him TO correct
his statement, as he was in error. Harper at
once called him liar pnd undertook to strike
him with cane, hut the first he knew he was
lying on his back in the gutter. These facts are
verified by published statement Of G. w. Stahl
VIM l., Nicholas, John prnney, J. C. Irvine and
Il. b, Ward, who also state that Mr.. X, dId not
commit any unnecessary personal Violence
ThcIe is not the shadow of an apology for The
course pursued by Mr, Ilorper IN this matter,
and we can see in il nothing bui innate mean.
ness, or an over deshe TO become distinguished,
on the principle thnl the name OF the assassin
viii bo remembered ia connection with Tho as.
sdESl2Gtel
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A Vruths,,i Prediction

When Daniel +. SicSles was oa ,rial for IN,
murder OF Philip Barton Key, Il was charged
that his separation from Mis-, Sicklcs am the
publication Of her confession, e., was all O
farce, prepared 10 justify the murl.r Il wa,
then predicted, and published, that in less than
six months from lhe lime ~ his triql Sj.kh 5
would be agsia living with his wife, and they
sfs now living los,t thsL The plot is thus *
posed, Oud the mountains of sympathy aud riv,
ers Of tears av,shed upon the mru who hal
lost all hoPo OF hoPgo IS by the prostitute hab
iss OF his wife, wi, vanish The wretch deserves
10 be hung by 'he heels un,iI he istwi,c dead.
for the mura'r VI key and .Al pu5,ic disgrace
OF h.s Wile.
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Mn, EuIroR;-l clip the following from Il
Cincinnati paper:
Tho decision of Gen Coss, that passports can
not be given Ia naturn!z Il ciilz'us, does not
give general satisfaction. gentleman of Cin.
cinnuJi. by The name OF Ernsr, who was nnlu-
raiised thirty years ago und who has, more than
two-,hlrdS o that time, held the post of cap.
tain in several volunteer military companies oi
Ohio, applied, last week, To Mr.. ClsS ~ person
at WUsld2gton. but the $ Crrtary declined issuing
passport To him, ON the ground that he would
likely be impressed into tho army on his going
to France, Franco b'ing MIR. Ernsts native
country.
So, then, it seems there is a class, beside tha,
with I" visible 0dmixture Of African blood, ;" tha,
cannot have passports 10 travel abroad. M
negro equality with The foreigners in that
o. no! IL.
Bowling Green Jlv lOrh, 1859.
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!!!DEATA Tl ALL VE3MlN!!!

TT IS TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty Rats, RoachrS, ic', Molcs, Ground
Mice, Bal-Blgs. Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas,
lns'cts or Animals. in short every species of YER
min are shortly destroyed and cxtcrminated by
"Cotsr's" Rat Roach, &c. Egterminator,
Costi,s" B,iia: Ertermnltor
"Costlr's' . Eiectre PoWIer, for Msects.
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Thc Sew IrrusnIcm rycsscngcr.


WEEKLY RELiOioUS PAPER,
Published by the Geuerh 'sambly of the New Je-
rusalem Church in the United States is about enter
upon its 6ith volume and therefore, the present. is the
tims to Subscribe. 1t lisa good family paper onfshoud
receive extensive circulation. Terms two dollars
year. In advance. Address
i'll. JEWEIT, Agent,
7w3 $40 Broadway. n. Y. City.
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Ditch I.nffinr.


NOTICE Is hereby given that on the Ist day o.
~ August next, win let, in sections separately
to the lowest bidder therefor, at tho house Of SepH
mus Mhwer. in Washington township, the making Of
sections to % inclusive, being stations OF 20 rods
in length each, ditch nupler one, as established
by the comms inners Of Wood county, Ohio at thoir
Jnnc session Of $50.
Said ditch commences the south line OF section
number ten llO). town i've (5l range nine 10Y east,
ory rods east OF the quarter post and thence nor
onorth line OF said section, thence east on south sdo
OF Kellogg Road to the snuth quarter post of Sec q
same town aud range nnl thence north to rth quar-
ter post OF said section > theuc following down the
channel ut sister cra,k G02jl0J chains andthere ter.
inmates.
The ditch Is three feet wide on bottom with bank
slope of IL TO foot in depth. The dirt from the
ditch On sections II to 80 inclusive to be thrown on
north side thereof Tbs cutting be as indicated on
the engineers prohic-y ing from to4 feet in depth
and which prOh can he at this Office at nil bust
ness hours durng the month of July and at the pace
ofletting Mt the time thereof The letting to COM
mence AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ of above day. The work
on said ditch to be completed according to the speci
hcatiohs to the acceptance of the County COmmissiop.
ers on or before the 10Th day ofOct. next
All successful bidders will be required to give bond
for the faithful performance OF the work within thy
time liked hy the County Commissioner.
ArDTroRs OFFICE, Wood co,
Juno 20th 1850 I JAS ". ROSS.
june 80. ls59,--Sw5S5,40. Co. Au ufitoF
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came upon the superior force Of tie enemy on
the Chiese Az rod obstinate combat uf twelve
hours our army withdrew aGross the MinciO. .--
Our headquarters are now at Villa Franca.
VERY LATEST
PARIS, Wednesday The Dfouitsur Of this
morning contains the following
CAvRrANA, Jun. 23.-- Our troops have passed
the Mincio without hesitation, the enemy hav.
ing withdrawn therefrom.
The message from Cavrana announces that
the Emperor Napoleon on the day of the battle
was constantly in the hottest Of the fire. Gen
L,rrN who accompanied him. had his horse
killed undrr him.
The Mjniteur SAYS that the battle will take
the uane OF the battle OF SDllcrino
The London Times says that the Austrions
have most cmddy admttcd their defeat, aud
that history scarcely records bulletin in which
such q disaster is more explicitly avowed.
Onicili Austrian CORE spnnlence Of the 9th
Of June contains the following
The Emperor of Austria will soon return to
Vienna on account OF important business. TIL.
command.n-clief of The army, which is pre-
pairing for battle, is given to Gen. lless.
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Democratic Candidate for Senntor
In this District.

There is not Gouht but the Dackus and
st Gilman clique of politicians propose to make
"ycaHm9" Of S'nltor Wcstcott. They don't
briug any charg's against his official conduct
they say naught against his ubli,y--in sho;L
;hcy mike no apology for applying the knife to
his throat. 1t is supposed, however, that their
real objection to Mr.. w. lies in the laot that he
does not come up to the standard Of morals re-
uuired by the BhckuS lacion--that lie don't
train with Paul Edwards & Co. Bi this us it
may. the edict has gone forth that Jackson, OF
Napoleon, Resident Engineer, &c, is to be Mr..
WIS successor, aud the Public Works are to Sc.
cure his nomination, and if possible, election
It is even claimed that the portion Of Wood
county lying along the Stone Road will send
Backus delegates to the Senatorial convention,
and thus Wood county will be divided. Jack
sons moralt, comes np to the Backus standard
and that is sufficient TO insure his nomination -
The people vii have something to say about his
election
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Legal Notice.

'FNO Margaret Clark, John Clark, Hiram Clark wit
a lis Chrli, Julius Clark, Orcelia Clark Menry
c. Srow aud Clark W. Mcdonald.
You are hereby notified that on the 2ith day OF
Jane y, d. 1889, filed petition administrator Of
the estate oil John Clark sen deceased in the office
OF the Probate & Clurt of wood county, Ohio asking
Tor an order ofhid court settling the priority of liens
and claims to tie north halt OF the north east quarter
OF sec tweny-two of township four north, OF range
nine east in said county. continuing eighty &C res and
TO assign the dover of Margaret Clark therein and
to sell said land pay decc dents debs and ether
proper proceedings Which petition will be for hear
lag before SAID court ON the 18th Of August A. D. 1862
5. JEFFERSON, admir- Of
JOHN CLARK, sen.