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kariah Smith administratix Of the sstats e -
John Smith deceased, against Klisdbsth ehit4
and others. s5ssc ssss asswtsSi saae IaeEos
81 By virtue of an order issusd fnoM the $r04rciss
bate Court of Monroe County, ohies and a. sSnfs
directed, will offer for sale 1t public outosys x,
at the front door sfthe court -houss in 90
Of Weodsfeld in said County on - 80 &c ss'ss5
Tuesday, the lst day Of Fs6ss6rys 1855 1ssss-q
between the hours Of loso'clooh A. y. ,hAds4 tes
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following deecri
ed lands and tenements, lying and bsing A ,.sss-~
said County, to wit: The west half oft bcttH =
east quarter of section 81; ;'towiskips& ~ sis
range 4, containing sc, acres more &C ls9 - hHsi
also the east end of the north east qpaseeee sax
the south west quarter ofsams section f Nm
and range containing q scres more y -, = - -
described in the proceedings ~ 1stsg ax3 =
bounds, subisct to tho edowsrsof - AhslsA s0
Smith, in said premises; and on The oAsxs9Gsut9
terms TO wit: One third cash n, band, eQo svcd
third in one year and one third n two ts6sA -
with interest on deferred payments. ...
NARIAH SMITH, Adminibttatu11 ofs0e oD-aA
tate Of John Smith deceased "a ssdf silrd owi y
pc Dec Z2, 1875. 4w.s n, sfis Ee5 jzs xs1xscsoc.
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Legal ,.1 Notice.


CAMUEL COOLEY and William sHobaagh,
> guardians of William Thomas Cooley,
and Susan Cooley, against Eliza Cooley, widow,
James Crum. and Louisa his wife, Margaret
Cooley and yohn.Cooley, heirs at law Of Thomas
Cooley, decd. 4 5aj al saiIrsAts siG ..
State of Ohio, Monroe COunty. Court Of
saT Court Of Common Pleas. 4.
The said defendants are notified that the
plaintiffs have filed in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court, their petition for partition of the
north east quarter of section %, township s,
and range 6,containing l60 acres, which states
that said Eliza has relinquished her dower in
said premises, and asks that the Same may
be partitioned, and one-sixth thereof set OF to
each plaintiff and defendant, children of said
Thomas Cooley, deceased Said petition viii
be for hearing at the next term Of said court
.. ARCHBOLD 4 ARGHB0LD. 3
Attorneys for Plaintiff e.
December, 18th 1858.
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REVOLUTION IN CUBA.

The last .pevs from Spain would seem
to indicate thst thet Island of Cuba is on
the eve Of . revolation, and that the Span
ish troops destined to conquer Mexico
will all be needed in Havana. If the
United Ststes shoald suspend our neu-
trslity laws The island ro1ld be AmerI-
en- in niusty dSys, ss--ssf
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q. against December, 1855, An
Frederick schumachsr order Of attachment
and vachel Barnes was issued by VIM. D.
Patton Justice of the Peace, of Center town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, against the goods,
ehattles, moneys, and effects of the defendants
Frederick Schumacher and Vachel Barnes, at
the suit of the plaintiff, James Stallings, for
the sum of one hundred and seventy one dol
lars and ninety six. cents, and costs OF suit.
/, Set for hearing on Saturday, the 18th day
Of January, A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
-1ei e sEs'ss JAMES STALLINGS.
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas Mitchell & SON On tho 18th day of
- vs. November, 1858, an
,.v John Eddy. order of attachment
was issued by Thos: Neal, Justice Of the Peace
of Perry township Monroe county, Ohio, against
the goods, chattles, moneys and effects of the
defendant John Eddy, at the suit of the plain
fifty dollars and forty-six cents and costs OF
suit. +i-z 'THOS. MITCHELL x SON..
Dec. 20, '5s 4w. - e
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TERMS

OF the District Court and Court Of Common
Pleas in the Eighth Ju licial District for 1853.
The Judges of the supreme Court Of the
State Of Chic having by their order under the
Act of April 18th, i sss tto relieve the District
Courts and to give greater efficiency to the ju-
dicial system of the state" fixed and prescrib-
ed the times for holding the terms of the Dis
tricts Court in the several counties of the
Eighth Judicial District of said State, for the
year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine, and an accurate list thereof having been
filed with tho Secretary Of State; Therefore the
undersigned, the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said District do by virtue OF the
powers vested in US under the act and order
aforesaid specify the commencement of the
terms of tho District Court in the several
counties of said District for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty nine, as fol-
Iowa:
In the County of Tusearawas, on Monday
the twenty-third day Of May:
In the County of Harrison, on Thursday the
twenty sixth day of May:
In the County of Jefferson, on Thursday the
second day of June: r
In the County Of Belmont, on Friday the
seventeenth day of June:
In the County of Monroe, on Monday, the
tw enty-seventh day of June:
| In the County of Noble, on Friday the frst
| day Of July 7sl f .1H
In the County of Guernsey on Tuesday the
! fifth day of July: .E -raa
In the County of Morgan on Monday the
| eleventh day of July: 4&
In the County of Mussingum, On Wednesday
the thirteenth day of July: r-
And we do also, by virtue of said act and
powers vested in US as afor esaid fix and speci-
| fly the commencement of each of the terms Of
the Court of, Common Pleas in said several
counties, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and ffiy-niHe as follows: t
In the County of Muskngum, on thetwenty
second day of February, the twenty-third day
of August, and the fifteenth day Of Novem-
Der: it
In the County of Morgan, on the twenty ninth
day of March, the second day of August, and
the fourth day of October:
| In the County of Belmont. on the twenty-sec-
ond day of March, the ninth day of August,
and the eighteenth day Of October:
In the County of Monroe, on the eighth day
of March, the twenty y-sixth day of July, and
the fifteenth day of November: n
| In the County of Jefferson, on the twenty
second day of February, the second day of
August, and the twonty- fifth day of October:
In the County of. Harrison, on the twenty
second day of March, ths thirteenth day Of
august and the twenty second day of No
vember: -
In the County of Noble, on the etwenty-second
day Of March, the thirtieth day of August. and
the twenty-ffth day of October: ..,.., ..lr ~
/ In the County of Tuscarawas, on the first day
of March, the twenty-sixth day of July, and
the eleventh dsy of October: z,sf-t
I Done at Zanssville, this: ::29th day of Decem-
ber 1858.
/ LUCIUS P. MARSH, ]
-ts JOHN w. OEEY, Judges.
1 .s..-f Ff.F w RnSTyUICE 1 rEstf ~
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M: O.. Thompson. Of West Georgia,
Vermont, writes the following account os
remarkable case Of poisoning, to the
st. Albans' Messenger. It will be inter-
teresting to botanists and medical
men. and may serve as caution to per-
sons who meet with this poison shrub:
Mr. A. B. Squares, and II. q. Williams,
while passing through . swamp in the
northwest part of the town Of Milton, on
Saturday. November lS, discovered q
quantity Of shrub known by the name OF
Poison Sumac, and being unacquainted
with the tree, curiosity led them to bring
piece of this dangerous wood, for the
purpose Of ascertaining its nature. in
which one Of the men (Williams) succeed
ell 70 his sorrow.
l,y Sabbath morning, this little piece
~ wood had become the wonder aud ter
nr of the place. NJ II. Seward, of
f..isfax, who had handled the war-like
,.rb, was found TO be badly poisoned =
lis prevented others from exposing
themselves. Mr. Williams, being the
,ne who brought the stick from the swamp,
VAS also taken III on Monday. though he
had not handled the tree without gloves
II isssupoosed he took the poison from
the gloves with which he handled the
Sumac. a,ssk $50 -
Those two young men had to endure
q week Of intence suffering, and were so
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Attachment Notice.

against ID Patton, a Justice of
Simon Horkheimer. tho Peace, for Centre
Township, Monroe County Ohio, ON the 9Th
day of December, A. d. 1855, said justice is
sued an order of attachment in the above ao-
tion, for the sum of seventy-two dollars and
seventy-fve cents, and costs of suit. A..
Set for hearing on the Oath day Of january
A. D. 1859. n fg-L s@<fEE rs II l. I
1s4 ARCRBOLD & ARCHBOLD.
Dec. l5th-3t. As, y
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The Yacht Wanderer Case.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20

Wandcrsr case resumed. The first wit
ness refused to. testify and was imprison-
ed. Csptaia Frazer, of the steamer Au-
gusta, testified that carried one hum
dred and scyenty-two negroes within two
miles Of Augusta. on December l3, who
were unable to speak English, and be-
lieved them to be Africans. -
Captain a0hristy, Of stean,-tug Samar,
refused to testify. a.tsq.,4a97
The case was continued. Numerous
witnesses are in attendance. -
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John PatterSon's Estate. mos
NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscri-
In her has been appointed and qualified -
Executor of the estate of John Patterson, late
of Monroe county, deceased. .r,. -,
- = % ALEXANDER POPE.
Dee. 8. ls5s.--sw. .pd, ,a,sl . slSsiys ~
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The Democrats Charged with Kostal-
ssA lty to the South.

81 Ity to the South.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Ameriean, an Opposition pa
per, in speaking Of the efforts of the DEM
oc.acy to admit the new States of Mime
sofa. Oregon and Kansas, makes the fol-
lowing charge. 1t says:
"The policy of the Democracy is to
crowd in these squntter States with less
than half the population required for a
member of Congress under the Federal
ratio. and o large proportion of it COM
posed of unnaturalized foreigners; and
then, when they have thus transferred the
control of the Senate to these intruders. by
ncutralizing the votes of the old Southern
States fhey go forth and audaciously as
sumo 70 have gained great benefit for
that section. :. The plain truth is, their
squatter sovereignty and Cincinnati Plat.
forms and double-meauing declarations
have done more to injure the material in
terests and to damage the political rights
of the South than the combined efforts of
all the Abolitionists and agitators. The
latter are harmless in their rawlings, while
the former, under the grab of pretended
friendship to Southern Institutions, have
had the power to do immense harm, and
particularly to the frontier States, like
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky.
Missouri, and even Tennessee"
The Republicans, we suppose. are STAN
ding up sfora the political rights of the
South BY opposing the admission of these
new free States. who would. ifadmitted,
neutralize the old Southern States.
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Lewis Gates Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN cd was appointed administrator of the es.
tate of Lewis Gates deceased, on the 18th day
pf December, A. D. 1858. by the Probate Court
Of Monroe County, Ohio. sa saF -
VALENTINE GATES, Admir-.
January kth, 18s9.-3w. r.slk . b u
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Great Chance for sMshlg Mnsy
.feA z4-rs t.aaErt sc q
PIXIES PEAK
|aoLD. MI N 10'

ETHE undersigned y II start NEXT nay non
J. Lawrence, Kansas, with y company 5or
the above gold mines. He WIN 1Hssjds.
each member with good CalifssDiA e9tAos
and so in one year 70 b sssuSs& ~ re 66A
good secarity.f Nepsass nahin0 - p0aAv
xsFAppiy 70 4. s. HUTCHEsoN wsedsas,d,
or JOSEPH WALTERS Beallsvills.
MILEe WALH81D.
November, a, 1853.
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Guardian Sale.

4as Guardian Sale. 'a = l-' =. -.
NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue Of an
order of the Probate Court, in and for Monroe
County, Ohio, to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, the following real estate, to
wit: The south east quarter of section 81,
township 2, and range A, containing 80 acres,
more or less, and lying in said County of Mon :
rec, on
Saturday. February Sta 1859. =. -,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. N. ), and 4
o'clock P. M. of said day. Saleto be on the
premises. Terms--one third cash in hand, and
the residue in two years, with interest on the
deferred payments, to be secured to the sat
isfaction of the undersigned. JOHN G sHRW.
Dec. 20, 'TS 4w Guar for Sottsr's heirs
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Administrators No ice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed was ON the 24th day Of December, 1855,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County Administrator of the estate of lido
Hanson deceased WIN. MiLLlGAN.
Dee. az, Sw. ss51sEi&1 s1e5 Administrator.
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= Balance Of msney ia Tseastfy rr.SszbSf
One note of hand On p. Miles 4 B.
Wharton for ~ F~fs'k e.o0
Ono note Of hand on n. s. Hartline
b b. C. Allen 1000
One note of hand on John Rutksr's. a 81, ,e9n ~
One note Of hand on J. Kinkade g JseasrsAs A
K. Lynch - Ess,,s. ,I.... 6,O0,.fy
notes for collection 'sl'lsA ~ -. =.
We do hereby certify That fhss afotsgolhS = saS
statement is correct, and tksstns s6sA sistaSl :
ken from the books in the ofAssbzsf thssAot sod
ditoF ana treasurer. - eaassl iz,s3es4 e9T
J. s.. HOLIDAY, AMd;tovs
WIN. MYERS. Treasurer.
Dec. l5th, 1858.
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Liberty Curtis Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
.lN'was on tho 18th day Of November A. d.
1855, appointed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio, Administrator (with the will
annexed) Of Liberty Curtis deceased. e
g., ISAAC MURRY, Admit 4,
December, 22nd, lS5S.-3t. -
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LUCIUS P. MARSH, !
JOHN w. OKEY, Judges.
s. w. ROSTWICE. ~

certify that the foregoing is full and true
copy ofthe original now on file in my Office,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Clerk Of Ct. Of C. p. of Monroe County,
By DANIEL WALrsS, Deps.y Clerk
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.aa n saEisl,Ga &
A STAFENlENYs

or the amount of moHey in the Treasury ef a
Monroe County, cOhio, for the quarter snd16
December the 9Th, 1855 s9g ka1sfea Ssfs1
William Myers TressaoeHrDn ssE
To balance OF State funds in TrsasuYSs 5p4
June settlement - = 37&sz41 n
To balance ofschool funds in Treasu-s - q,
ry June settlement 1858 46f,07,3
To balance Of County Deb. finds ID nssesA
Treasury june settlement 1865 ash a3106ez
TO balance of 5 per cent; funds in
Treasury June settlement 1858 195,01,0
To balance Of County funds in Treas
ury june settlement II l,23,6
To balance Of surplus revsnus in ei aes
Treasury Junez settlement 81 ~ sssaa q, ,340
To section l6 funds since June settler .ep1.ssnsy
mont 1883 itfss.s,.- : !. SsA1992,9oxz
mont ISIS @"Ss @siass' 5 ssSsTs sslSevirr
To show liesnse sinoei eiJunssetfltmsuts sEH
ls5s. ,@aws 10000 s
To Infrmary funds since tuns settle zas, .sSzs
ment 1858 - - 1Ss250
70 ferry license since june sessfsahsns 4
1858 daiasjfa asastss SKI 81 5000
To fines &c.since June settlement 1858 1900
/" pedlars license since June settle
ment 1858 .;sss..-s, -. - ,o0Jgy97
To taxes collected 81 Duplicate oY :. .,.~W
|1sss fa9a 7a-s 1878 ssfh iss1S,Ss,S
~ t.@5sSsee,.{ s{ssI =, Xsosta "A
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Nwas appointed administrator of the estate
of John Drans6eld deceased, on the I'd day Of
December A. D. 1858, by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio. WIN. p. RICHARDSON,
Dec. Sth. 1858. 3w. Administrator.
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Corrected ,Oeekly by Sinclair 8 Baker
iWooDSFIRLD. JAN. 5, 1858.
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'HfGH SCH08fsss.ss' s

TIntendto open u High Scheel hs4 s941lG11hs
i of April 1883, in which w1l h tenGhtsala
the branches usually taught a oer Coll$n9
ana best Female Esminaries.s Tho 4AshsSE
ticaa department viii ~ unasf tAss SaRs ~ 49,
of the most experienced Teschsrs Astn1U -
ths highest attainments Hill - sn7loyeA -
s'fi PLAIN 1.ll1is',saS AND D FANCY NEEDLE :.
WORK, DRAWING, MUSIC. be- -.
The Classical and Sciensinc cdepast4s1l8y yin
be under my own care, sAd nsithss pefns nse
expense will be spared tsrspdsr thoosAenl'
worthy Of discerning public: 9. q Z. .nsa
.woodsasld, Nov; i7tE 1sss. aH 90 -.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages
iH safe Ct tsis oMsN
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!, . Administrators Notice. sao
MOTT CR is hereby given that the undesign-
IN was appointed administrators of the estate
of Gideon Cline deceased, ON the. 18th day OF
December 1865, BY the Probate Court Of Mon
roe County, o. JOHN CLINE, Admir-.
December 22nd, d,lS58.-St-pd. g. 49,
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Jtlsf "a. 8Esg aC- I%haSfs 30
By orders depos tied with sAuditor
Sept. 1883, for County .eApsnsea /.
BY orders deposited with Auditel
Sept. 1858, for Indrmsry
By orders deposited With Aaditos
Sept. 1858, fora perscenuund
BY orders deposited with Auditor
Dec. 1858, County expenses. as.
By orders deposited with Auditor
Dec. 1855, for Inhrmary =
By roadreoeipts counted BY Auditol
By lnfirmary funds evsrraiai Juns
settlement 1858 ,z,S ees, .wA,sr.
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Pocket Book Los

Pocket Book Lost.sss.s gId'
Lost between Lewisville and Miltonsburg On
the eth Of December, containing two hundred
and, seventy -fve dollars. A liberal rewardwal
be give to the person, finding the same, and
returning il to A. F. RHINES.
+ 9 Dec. ~, ,tf s la&a s2A Miltonsburg, o.
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q. p. r. JAMES, Esq, soes ~ -
200 NARY HOWITT, t a3
- GRACE GREENWOOD,

The propris.ors of the Saturday Evening
Post would call the attention of the public
to their long established sheet, and especially
to their Brilliant Arrangements for the COM
ing year. The Post is peculiarly adopted to
the wants Of Country Families, as it contains
weekly net only large amount of the Best
Literature. but the Latest News, Agricultural
Essays and Information, Domestic Receipts,
Accounts of the Markets, SC. &c. sf,f -
In its Literary Department measures have
been taken to render the coming year one of
Unusual interest. Determined to obtain for
The POST the very best talent that could be
procured, We havs made arrangements with
the distinguished author g. P. R. MES, Esq,
for the aid of his brilliant AID fertile PEN
We sesign opening the year with an Histori-
cal Novsles BY this gifted. author; to be en-
titled