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March 50, 1859. $3.50.
SHERZEF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale in partition,
dis sued from the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer for sale, at public outory, at the front
door of tho courthouse in the town of Woods
field, in said county, on ss at 5..,f, =.
Saturday, the 30M day april, 1859,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, a.. M, and
: o'clock, p. M, of said day the following des-
cribed lands and tenements, lying and being
in said county, to witt
The east half of the south east quarter OF
section twenty-seven, in township two, of range
three, containing eighty acres; Also the south
west quarter of the south west quarter oi
section twenty-one, in township two, of range
three, containing forty acres.
Ordered to be sold in the case of Isaac Lit.
man against Mary Coulter and others. .,f.,.g
1t.1 C. M. MORROW, Sheriff, N. C. O.
March 80, 1859. $3,T5. 1it''Silk5Jsi
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hsxious, ifthsS Scdars said il was dpcon-'
stitutional. Let me call, attention to the
Kansas Nebraska bin. It's 14th section
provides: '
s1Thst the constitution, and all laws
Of the United States, which are not To-
eally inapplicable, shall have the same
force and effect in the said territory Of
Nebraska, as elsewhere within the United
Etatss, except the eighth section of the
act preparatory to the admission of
Missouri into the Union,' approved March
8, 1890, which being Inconsistent with
che principle of non Intervention by Con-
gress with slavery in the States and ter
fitories, as recognized by. the legislation
of 1850, commonly called Che Compro.
mise measures, is hereby declared inop-
srative and void; it being the true intent
and meaning Of this act not to legislate
slavery into any State or territory, nor
to exclude It therefrom, but to leave the
people thereof. perfectly free to form and
regulate their domestic institutions in
their own. way, subject only to the con-
stitution of the United States"
Thus in the Nebraska bill, it is declar-
ed that Congressional enactment on the
subject of slavery was Inconsistent with
the principle of non-intervention by Con-
gress with slavery in the States and terri.
tories. This. same article Of faith has
gone into the various Democratic plat.
forms, and especially into the Cinci nnati
platform. Every Democrat, therefore, il
pledged, by this platform and Sthe organi'
zation of the party, against any lesisla.
tion Of Congress in, the territories fol. Of
against slavery, no matter how obnoxious
the territorial Legislation may be If, il
is unconstitutional, you have your RENE
dy; 60 to the court aud test the question
Ifitis constitutional, you agreed tha
the people of o territory may .havelit.
hold you to the agreement.
CConcluded in our merit issue.
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3NEW ADVERTISEMENTS"
a3A1NI9VIIIsE
Classical Institute.

, This. institute which has been for many
years under the charge ofMr. WnLIAH ALDER,
will hereafter be under the superintendence
of Mr.. JogN I. THOMPSON, assisted by an able
corps of experienced teachers.
The course o., study is very complete, en-
bracing the various branches of English.
Classical and Ornamental Education.
The academic year is divided into TWO
SESSIONS OF FIVE MONTHS EACH, COM
mencing as folIows:-T,y -. ,
1lNRST SESSION, 2nd Monday in April;
SECOND SESSION, 1st Monday of November
n For particulars address, si bar H&E
- JOHN l. THOMPSON, Principal,
= March 80, 1859. 3w.9 81 Barnssville, Ohio
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
Dof Monroe county, Ohio, to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction, on Friday,
the 2sth day Of April, 1859, the following
real estate, to wit: The east half of the west
half of the north west quarter Of section nine,
in township three, and range four, lying and
being in the said County of Monroe. The sale
to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day,
on the premises.
TERMS: One third, cash in hand; one third
in six months, and one third in one year
with interest on the deferred payments, to be
secured to my satisfaction.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Admir- Of
VIM. Mcmahon, deceaced.
March 30 lGhQ 1H 21R
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1881 ,St1 VI
= "In this statement the whole amount Of
the defalcation, on the 18th of June, of
$5S0,312 81 is accounted. for; but there
was no positive testimony to determine
the precise amount or extent of Breslin's
interest with Gibson and johnson in their
investments; and whether it is all, at this
time, in the hands of these parties, or o
part of it with Breslin, we can not deter
mine. The 100000 invested by Breslin
and Gibson in real estate at the West, as
acknowledged by Gibson to Governor
Ford, or perhaps at this time invested in
some other form, is floating somewhere be
tween the $7l 900 in the statements and
the 5000, 900 in the control of Breslin.-
It may be that in the 81 900 is included
the $4,000 of land bonds of E. T. Osborn
bearing ten per cent interest, W. G.. Law
Trustee, which Gibson had in New York
in July 1857, and which formed part OF
his assets left at the Trust Company, and
which were returned to him by 7. Willett,
the Sheriff of the city and county of New
York, by the aid of s. Cliff, Gibson's at.
torney."
It will be seen that most of the money
which the State lost was put in the hands
of banks and bankers. Very little of it
went into the hands of Democrats
Strange to say the Republicans now op-
pose the Independent Treasury Law.
which, forbids this practice of depositing
with banks and bankers. which has proved
SO runious to the State.
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CEALED proposals will be received at the
Oofice of the County auditor, until the 18th
day of May, 1859, for the delivery of twelve
hundred bushels of Coal, for the Court House,
Jail, and Probate Judges Office, the coal to be
delivered by the 10th of September, and to be
measured by the County measure when deliv-
cred. The Coal to be of a good quality and
we'll screened.
BY order of the Commissioners.
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud. NJ. C. o.
March 80, 1859.
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Legal Netice.

z r. o. Anderson Of the State ofIowa viii taks
notice, that ON the first dsy1of February, A. d.
1859, McClallen B Knoxs sof WhsSline Va
filed their certain pstition u the Court Of Cen.
mon Pless Of Monroe County, in ths STATE Q!
Ohio, demanding from said defendant, the sum
Of 1886, 73, with interest from May 9Th 1SS7
subject toe credit 0f 80, April a7s fsSs. ~
the Same time. said plaintiff caused IN ordsy
Of attachment to issue ont Of said Court which
has been Levied on Lot No. Is, in the town o
cochransville in said county, and duly return
|ed; you are required to: appear and iansws'
said petition BY the 3oth day OF April, A. n
1859, and in default then. . Judgement vii
be taken against you At the July Tsrm ofsaii
Court 1853, and said Lot ordered 70 bs told b
pay same. HOLLISfKR& 0KKY. ~
p Sasa . Atty'sSor NcCaallsn& 4 xnax 1
I March >, 'ss-ew.bss Lsa5.s VS. ~ 81
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! SHERIFFSaSALE.'

JOY virtue Of a writ of e7eeution to snaeadi-
Directed from the Probate Court of Monroe
county, ohis, 4 will ,oler for sale at public
outcry, at the door Of the oourt7housein in the
townof Woodsfeld, in said court, on - 7R'
3 Saturday tie 9A dayef AprsH, 1859, o.
Between tkehours Of 10 oclock; a. im., and 4
p. m, of said day, the following rsat estate
lying and being in SAID county, to wit; a. ~
Town lots Nos. liz, ia, III and 11S in
Woodsfeld. 9aj iia hrh .tGSln 6oo- Ia
Taken in nsxecution as the property Of Bsnja-
min Murphy, in the matter of the application
to revoke the letters of guardianship Of the
person Of said Benjamin Murphy, to satisfy an
execution against said Murphy for costs. q e
Lots Nos. 1l7 and 1S, appraised ~ $6Q,0C
each. Lots Nos. Il IL and ll3, appraised ~
$4,000, each. liza .zll,,q G. NJ MORROW, 4,
March 9, 1889. $3,75. Sheriff NJ. c. o,
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WILLIAM MYERS, Dr..

Y. u
To balancs of State funds in treas '~ So
ury, June settlement, 1858. 378 II
To balance ofSchool funds in treas
ury, June settlement, 1883. 461 OF
To balance of County debt funds in
treasury, june settlement, 1858. $40 IS 4
To balance of Three per cent funds 80
in treasury, June settlement,
1858. 1875 OF o
To balance ofCountp funds in trea,-
ury, June settlement, 1858. II Is 5
To balance of Surplus revenue
funds in treasury, june settle-
ment, 1858. % 80 o
To net amount of section sixteen -z
funds since June settlement, 1855. 2457 II !
To net amount collected on dupli- A..
cate of 1858, for State debt. 3S46 Al
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for General revenue
purposes. 2191 l4s
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for State common
school purposes. 4s95 81
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858; State school library. 294 OF
To net amount collected Oh dupli- rs,
cate of 1858, Expenses of county. 1858 Sc
To net amount collected, on dupli-
cate of 1858, for County debt. 779 80
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for County mfr sz
mary. 1al7 SO 4
To net amount collected on dupli. 80 .--
cate of 1858, for Road tax collec- s-
ted in money. 465 70 :
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1859, for Township poor
funds. - 49 Q8
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, Corporation funds. ITS 10 !
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for Township expen-
ses. 1859 81 {
To net amount collected on dupli- .- F..
cate of 1858, for Township debt. sos 81
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for Special school
house purposes. 4ss ca
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1855, for Township school
house purposes. 1888 SO
To net amount collected on dupli
| cate of 1S5S, for Township school. 3311 43
To draft on State Treasurer for in
terest on section sixteen funds
| due county. ass 1492 40
To draft on State Treasurer for tl5a-
County's proportion of State LT sfz
common school fund. 1859 20
To net amount Of section sixteen 1
| funds received from Washington s
county. 7- II 81
To net amount of Pedlar's licences -g7sN
] collected. All 81 81 {
To net amount of Show licences
! collected. -t. lf-. .-Ha-.s 49 Is
To net amount of Ferry licences .s
| collected. -ssrs,s -ss.-. z %
To net amount of Tavern licences .es,-
collected. rr4 -.H , 98
To net amount of Infrmary funds ia.a.
from McMahon & Morris. ---i.. 1S Is
To net amount of Tax received .-a &
January settlement. , ,1s ls 20
To net amount of County funds col ~ ls.-
leoted on Day Book tor fines, jury tru
fees &c. e,g ,lf 1927
To amount credited to County, 81 t. Il
Township and other funds, for
printing delinquent list. 157 o6
80 1924 81
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sEAFF0ED
SngAsH and Gsomnvese1a/9 91ezsok
MIR. A. j. J.SUTTON will open school i
Stafford, commencing on 4s1' = -;ssr
t@4 MONDAYk NAY Cd 1ai2;5i

In which will be taught the common, English
in connection, with Algebra, Natural Philoso-
ply, Chemistry and Geometry. Special Lee
lures will be given to those desiring to teach,
who will have access to Peltonis outline maps
Holbrook's apparatus, large celestial globe,
and DR.. Cutters arithmetical charts. 5,, 8
Instructions will be given in Bookkeeping
by Double Entry and Commercial Calculations
by v. C. knight, of Bartlett's Commercial
College, Cincinnati. fase $40 @51saieaS
T TERMS.-For full course of Book keep
ing and Commercial calculations, - SIS 100.
Duf7s series oftexts will be used. l, ftt
Good boarding can be had at moderate pri.
ces. 49,. -~1'e7 90 q
March 18th, 1859. 3a. asz9 ras : :
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A STATEMENT

of the amount Of Honey received and
paid out by William Myers, Treasurer Of
Monroe Comfy Ohio. bet,oeen the first
Monday Of June 1853, and the first
Monday Of March 1859.
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March 1sth, 1859. sm.
,d LEGAL NOTICE.

! - - -LNUdL NOIIC-N. 7I % u
MARGARET PORTER, Thomas Porter Su-
Ulsannah Hart and William Hart her hus-
band, Mary Porter, Elizabeth Porter, Jacob
Porter, Richard Porter, William Porter and
Sarah Jane Porter, widow and heirs Of John
Porter deceased, will take notice that on the
9th day of March 1859, Elihu Norris as the
administrator of John Porter deceased fled his
petition in the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty, and State of Ohio, against them asking
leave to sell land warrant No. ,3S,117, for SO
acres Of land issued to Joseph Clark, and
assigned to John Porter, said petition viii be
for hearing in said court on the 7th day ol
May 1858. p. -. fsss- 60 -esr--s-s,-.--,
HoLL1STER, OKRY 4 HOLLISTER,
Attorneys Tor Administratar
March 18th, 1859. 6w;
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From Bank Of Marion,
Stock
From Central Bank,
Indianapolis
From Delaware County
Bank, Indianapolis
Front Cumberland save
ings Bank
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$4,000 90
5000 5000 90 =
5000 90
9,0oa 90 94,547 05

Breslin acknowledges having un-
der his control assets belonging
to the State, representing about
100000 Of this defalcation, not
included in the above, concern
ing which he refuses at present
to make any disclosure as to their
character, o, the names of the
parties holding them, not exceed
ing three
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FARM FOR SALE

=
,e&isnn THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOB
sale the following land, to witt
TE seventy-nine acres in Malaga town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, ofwhich
ffty acres IL cleared, and under cultivation
the balance good timber land. The cleared
land is we'll improved and we'll watsred.-
There is on said farm
4 good Orchard Of 6sM. Apple and FsaeA
trees; Also, good Log Barn 81
d comfortable Log House .and 2 .n;
-. rein. Of good Coal. .sar j
Said land lays At the the road leading ffon
Woodsfeld to Jerusalem, four miles from
Woodsfeld, and three miles from Jerusalen
Said land Is offered low, for terms, &o., sail o.
the undersigned near the premises, e,
-. IA -ite-ts5; $3.50. q JOHN AOORk.
Feb. %, 1s59.-4w:
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By Infirmary funds over paid June
settlement 1855.
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for expenses Of
County. ...4.t.- ]
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Three per cent
funds. ~ l.e--.-- .f...
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Infrmary pur-
poses. a.ss.... .i.i.. r
By orders redeemed and deposited
= with Auditor for Corporation
funds. ..,,f .t.- ,.sa .,;f.l
By orders redeemed and deposited :
with Auditor for Township poor. ,
By orders. redeemed and deposited
/ with Auditor for Road funds. /.
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for School house
funds. e.a -. -, 49,,
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Township school
funds. a, - .l~ s
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Special school
house funds. yfs-s.,- f.- a.f. .1,5
BY orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Section sixteen
| funds. z - b..+..,..
By orders redeemed and deposited
| with Auditor for State common
school funds. rsv~ -.t-r,
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for, Township ex-
penses, 49,, =; 49, -, ~
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Township debt.
By State Treasurer's receipt for prin-
cipal of section sixteen paid into
! State Treasury.
[ By State Treasurer's receipt for Gem ]
eral revenue funds paid into
1 State Treasury. -,.
! ByState Treasurer's receipt for State
1 debt funds paid into State Treas
ury. ---.- -, .--.s - =
BY State Treasurer's receipt for State
common school funds paid into
State Treasury. go, -
by State Treasurer's receipt for
School library funds paid into
i State Treasury. bs.,s.,...--.. ~, :
i By State Treasurer's receip. for
i Interest on surplus revenue paid
into State Treasury. ..sl.---.
By State Treasurer's receipt for
Show licences paid into State
i Treasury.
By State Treasurer's receipt for.
4 Pedlars licences paid into State
Treasury. l.... -
By State Treasurer's receipt for
Treasurers mileage. Il '...~.,. $
1S .4gA .oiiHazs - 10 :
50 fat ab ,ssiul1-sgsiiu F,
I Balance In Treas. March sth 1889
Notes Of hand and receipts due the
= County in custody of the Treas,
We do certify that the foregoing 4
4 lf M. L. BOWSER, a
yY WIN. MYExS, Trea'
Ia-5;x. NH.. Mon,o> Co. n MsrcI
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M A II II L e ID

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. J. NJ. Wood
ard, Mr.. James Morreh and Miss Mary Neal
all ofMonroe county. I srfr
On the 2lst MT. by, A.. Bouyhner, ESQ.,, Mr..
Isaac HentAorn and Miss Rachael A. Salliers
all of this county. " @ =
On the 26th Eult., by the same, Mr.. David
Ruble and Miss Malissa Ross, all of this county
On the 18th inst. by the same, Mr.. Marion
Atkinson and Miss Olarinda Mccoy, all of thi.
county.
On the Gath ult., by Thomas Mcmahon, Esq.
Mr.. Thomas c. Morris and Miss Elizabeth JET
fries, all of this county.
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!, = NO ICE

45,s .1isi!3 ~ ~ AO - a. v{.ssi s.as
TINE hnal settlement account Of Samuel b.
Rowpds as executor Of Abraham Parker viii
be for hearing before the Probate Court Of
Monroe county, .ohis, On the z34tA. .dsN oi
March :lsbs.sg . sigsa yia]OHk 4iWAXss
ii.Nirch 8, 1852. Prebsse yndge
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Who Got the Peoples Money The
Breslln and Gibson Defalcauon.

For the accommodation Of our readers
who did not peruse the report of the
Treasury Investigating Committee in de-
tail, we publish shs blbwips tabls slich
shows what the defaulting Treasurers did
with the peoples money. 1t will be val
aable for reference: iiIs s.ilr ..i e-eI 4
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1 Woodsfiela Retail Market,

Corrected s0eekly by Sinclair T. Baker
WOODSFiELD, MARCH 80, 1859.
Fla, !. ,,or l,n rrul < 60 4 AfoIaraaa ->,. .x.l
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At the Western end of the Terrific.
ry Of Kansas Is situated .PIKES
PEAK" ..r ...---.-..-. - -
At the Corner Of Monroe and Water
Streets, Wheeling, Va, is located
the Store of THOMAS HUGHES.
THE relation between two such distant
i points may seem obscure to the unenter-
prising, but, to THOSE DETERMINED TO "sEE THE
ELEPHANT,''i it is obvious. To all such THOS.
HUGHES would say "pay visit first to No. IS
Corner of Monroe and Water Streets Wheel
ing Va, and get your outfit ofClothing!''
March 2, $50. THOS. HUGHES.
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flourper Darrel, o,oO
Wheat per BUSH . 3
ell. LOO
Oats per bushel, SO
Corn per bushel, rs
: Lard per pound, 10
Pallow per 'lb,. IL
Salt per barrel, $50
Hams per ID, x 971l
Shoulders perlb, 9
Corn meal per q
bushel, ........- IS
Potatoes per bu. IS
Eggs per dozen, ? 10
Tea per u, 7bEa 100
New Orleans Su-
gar per lb,.,.a..- IA
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moiaSoco per Sdi- tit
lion ........ a Is
Rio Coffee per lb, Is
Java Coffee per -
I'D, -. .......... lS
Hay per ton 1000
Fish per lb,. 8
Nails Sd. Cd. 10d. 81
and ST. .eas sri
Brooins per doz. 200
Onions per BUSH
|el, ............. 75
Timothy S eed-
Iper, bushel, ,....-2,50
Rice per lb,. g to 10
Candles per lb, 1S
Butter per lb,. Is
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CORNER OF THIRD and MARKET Sts.
r1 PITTSBURGH, PA. zsi2 j.

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graduating in this Institution, or any of its
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important advantages over those Of any other
Commercial School in the country: oaes
1st. Its reputation follows its students
through life.
I'd. The student is instructed in both fol-
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Sd. His training includes matters Of prac-
toe (wholly unknown to common teachers)
that greatly diminish his chances Of failure in
business. - q Ah,t' -. s-si1 sNsfs@ e5
4th., Single entry ledger changed to double
sth. Duas new method of proving the
books.
9Th. Dnff's self proving bill books. b.
7th. Duff's new form of bank check book.
6th. Duf's rules for partnership settle
ments. -,,.f.-I ,..it ,4,-s t- 7-,,e... ,-.-.,.f.
9th. Duifs rules for adjusting deranged
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10th. Duff's rules for computing interest. 81
11th. The six columned journal. =.
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18th. Steamers re-shipPing freight and
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All persons knowing themselves to be indeb-
ted to the estate of Archbold Cooper, deceased,
arc requested to- call Immediately, and make
payment Of the same. And those having
claims against the said estate, will present
tho same legally authenticated. .aeI ,Jfba &
- ssa3sySs2 JANRS COOPER, Admir-,
Msreh 18th, 1859. Sw-pd. u ass& ,alaz
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From IsA,asa.s saA,.a ssn. ..sosId s. X.ahsis4Asl

From lM,9S,Lb lb,.9 q !, !Lborid Z x
the amount lof the l.stspsndsd - -
Debt" 10 dcalled, rsPortsd Sby1 Il
Breslin in. his spppsl reportlto VI I
November -, 1855, being the. .
City Bank Of Cincinnati, ". n. y 3si- iiizs5
ConesI&lccv p sBeckels and COM fxYE :
meycial Bank Of Toledo, indep- -. :.
tedpess, which is credited to the - -
Treasurer a ascertaining the. de- - - ra ..
faleatiop. June II. 1857. 80 s2c4, sss 5
ssasflg ss9 .g}aa sge -
eattasssa .tso.n .sls 30 $40 $47S,Sbs Q
From this deduct, for su bss 49, ~.
to .asssE ssssxso1s s 1shs passIoiiTAe H. tlla1
Of the abovsE loans a oa.9 bao o.si
and Investments, To- '1' =
wit: .g9ilgr9tf6bA iJag
FromK + VI. Chittendsn $4,000 90 sssH
From Akrnp Branch, .,.,,,t 40 .of ys-ssT i,e-
Railroad - sffT 1880 II s
r'i% Ssnf s'fa''s assan'' s,.sssiss'''f .'s !
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the pndersign
In ed was on thu 1Ith day of March 1859
by the Probate Court of Monroe county Ohio
appointed Administrator of the estate ol
Archhold Cooper, deceased. ''s*I
JAMES COOPER, Administrator Of
aH e* g Archhold Cooper, deceased