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At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock on the first We'd
nesday of February, 4. d. 1853.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered That the
Petitioner give notice to persons interested by
causing copy of the petition and order ofCourt
there on to be published three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, that they may then
appear at a Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth
in said County, on the fourth Wednesday Of April
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
A true copy of the petition and order Of Court
thereon,
3 Attest-A. A. BARTLETT, Register,
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Notice.

HENRY :. JONES late of Ellsworth, deceased
having conveyed sundry lots of land lying in said
Ellsworth to jonathan Osgood late of Buehill de-
ceased, by his deed of mortgage dated Feb. I'd,
\. D. 1878 and recorded at Hancock County Reg
istry vol s3 page los aud the condition of said
mortgage having been broken, I hereby claim q
foreclosure thereof
c. J. ABBOTT,
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NOTICE.

John NJ. King, Pltf,l
VS..
Henry NJ. Ilolbrook, Court of Common Pleas.
Joseph Il. Carter, { Geaugn County, Ohio.
Loren Norcross, ,et al
Defendants.
TNhe saId defendants are hereby Motif ed
l. that on the lith day of January, 4. D. 1859,
the said plaintiff commenced an action in the
Court of Common Plens OF said County of Ge.
augn, against said defendants. The object aud
prayer Of said petition filed in said action is, is to
compel by order of said Court, the specific per-
tormance of n ccrtnin contract made by lIo!
brook, Carter & Co., March 3Oth. A d. 1853, for
tho sale Of about hundred and iity-seven acres
OF land situate in the township of Russell in said
County, called the Uphnm farm. to Sherman S
Sanderson, which contract by said Sanderson was
on the 2d day OF May, A. d 1854, sold and trans
terred to said plaintiff, aud for other relief Said
defendants are required 10 answer said petition on
or before the l2lh day of March, A. D. 1889 or the
same will he taken as true, and judgment render.
ed accordingly. PnELfs & THRAsuER,
jan Ia, l9o9. l47Ow6l For Pltff
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DIED,


In Chardon, ou the 9Th January, GEORGE r.,
Oldest son OF Ella Avery, ugeu ii years and 7
months.
Il. Russell, on the 18th inst., of typhoid fever,
MILO ROBINSON, son of Artemas and Irena
Robinson, aged % years.
In ClaridOn, on the 10th December EMMA
a. DlMOCK, OF consumption, aged Is years.
Whittier my soul, o, whittier shall flee
For this vain world it has no charms for me;
This i c at best IS but vale OF tears
Oh, where's the hope of my declining years
Oh, cruel death what hast thou done,
Bcreit by thee, mourn the loss Of one;
Yes, one is gone, her loss do deplore,
Oh, can ii be my Emma is no more
And now, o grave can be rccoucied,
Thou has gained vctim-but have lost my chld
Shall be left to murmcr, or why should complain,
Since can feel my loss is her eternal gam.
She has left world of sorrow, Of anguish care
and pain,
She has gone to be with Jesus, and with him for
ever reign;
By faith we worship Him below, may it be our
delight,
Since she can worship Him above, where faith is
lost in sight
Though her brow was burnt with fever, her bod y
suffered pain.
She uttered not murmur, nor did she ere com
pnini
She doubted not her Saviour's almighty power to
save,
Her faith so firmly fixed in Him. 1t reached beyond
the grave.
She said, my dearest mother, dry up those tears
The time is fast approaching when you will fol.
low me,
To that bright world of glory where all is peace
and rest
There we'll bo with our Saviour and be forever
best.
Bother and sister, when you TO your homes repair,
Go strive TO worship God-erect an altur there
The cross it will be great-bul il never will be less
strive to doy your duty, and surely God will bless
Seek first your own salvaton-be righteous, just
and true,
And all things else that's neodful will be added
unto you;
Behold now is the accepted time he calls to you
to-day,
To morrow it may be too late-O, why will you
delay I
She said to all around her, be this your creates
cure,
Now am going to heaven, TO strive to meet me
there;
With affection strong upon each cheek the parting
kiss she pressd,
Then peacefully she passed away to her eternu
rest.
Now let us heed her dying charge, which she t
| us hath given,
And strive to live so here on earth, that we maj
To spend blessed eternity upon that peaceful
| shore
| Where no farewell tears are shed and parting il
| no more. ID. ID.
In Concord, on the 4th inst, of inflammation O
| the bowels. NELLIE, youngest daughter oil Mar
tin J, and Marcia l.. Warner, aged ten years anc
| four months
Dear Nellies gone--she's sleeping now
The long last sleep A." thatknows no wakIng;'
! Her spirits from earthly care,
And OF heavens bright joys partaking.
We miss thee, Nellie, everywhere
| AT early morn, at noon and even;
| And, oh, we love thee not the less,
Though thou hast gone from us TO heaven,
And hope whispers o. meeting thee
| Where tears aud disappointment never
Can chill our hearts, and cruel death
Earths deares: ties no more can sever.
Then rest thee, darling, free from pain,
! ,,While we are mourning here in sadness;
| we know though lost TO us, that thou
Art sweotl2 singing songs OF gladness.
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II Il. HOBART, of the state of Iowa
l. J.. or Wisconsin, will take notice, that Benia.
min b. Woodbury., on the / tn day of January
1850. did flo his fUIltion IN the Court OF Cannon
Pleas, within and for the County of Geuuga, in
the State OF Ohio, against the said IL. h. Hobart
defendant, setting forth that said Hobart made
two Prnmissory Notes to the Paincsvie and
Hudson Railroad Company, one dated December
9TH. 1888, for $40; the other dated July 23rd
1886, for $22j, both payable to said Company or
bearer the first Go days after date, the other one
day after date, both bearing interest from date
that on said last note was paid aai endorsed the
the 23d day of July 1886, $50, and September Isl.
1856, Sli0; that sail notes were for a valuable
consideration transferred and delivered TO said
Woodbury., and praying judgment for the amount
OF said notes and interest," alter detucIing said two
payments.
And the said II. f Hobart is n)tifsd that he is
required to appear and answer said Petition on o,
before the Third Saturday after the 25th dav OF
February next Dated this l2th dav OF january
'A.D 1889. PHELPS & THRASHER
Attorneys for Plaintiff
January IA, 1859. 47O.Gw
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check book was torn out, rolled up and
thrown into the fire, as was also check
on that bank, which appears to have been
filed up, by the murderer to pay in part,
the check he had ordered Qua piece ol
common paper, found on the desk, were
discovered, made by Mr.. Miller, the Gg-
urcs 993, from which was deducted !
per cent, the premium charged by the
Bank, when drawing on Memphis,
then there was 525 deducted from it,
and the balance added, in order 10
make up 1898, including the premium,
which appears to have been the full sum
he wantad TO buy check for, For'u'
natcly the checks thrown into the fire were
not entirely consumed, and were taken out
of the ashes-that part OF the check on
the bank. exhibits very plainly the figures
S525 corresponding with the calculations
made on the slip Of paper foand on the
desk and clearly shows he must have
had the money in the bank; else the clerk
would not have undertaken to draw Tor
MIN, and thus he must hare been a depoS
ttor IN tie bank. The matter then staLds
thus, in regard to the operations The
murderer affected to want Tor really did
want) check on Memphis for S993
less the exchange, gave his own check on
the bank tor S528, and paid in money the
balance. The providential preservation o.
that part of the check, together with the
slip Of paper used TO make the oalcula
lion on, with exact amount OF draft re
quired, (%993, may lead to the arrest o
the hesriless murderer. Mr."Miller wa
young man about 81 years of age,
lawyer by profession, respectfully con
nected, and very much beloved. Tn
whole town and country around, are s
shocked at the terrible deed, that they wi
make common cause of it, and it wou
seem impossible that the perpetrator cou
escape.
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NOTICE.,
SQUmEsUMNER of ESSEX COUNTY.

SQUlRE SUMNER, of ESSEX COUNTY,
- state OF New York, is hereby notified tha /
Susannah Garri-, has, this l4th day of January,
1859, filed her Amended Petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas, OF Geauga County, in the State Of
OHIO, against John Ii, Sumner Gould Nickerson
Albert l. Walker, DAVID w. Mead. Ira Fuller.
John Fuller. the Heirs aud Administrator OF
Walter King, deceased, and the said Squre Sum.
ner, praying that the equitable interest of said
John H. in land held by contract from said King
be sold and that certain debts due to said John ii
Sumner from said Mead, Ira and John Fuller, be
subjected to the payment OF Judgment recovered
IL said Court by said Susannnh against said John
ii. Sumner; that a Bill OF Sale OF Personal Pro.
perty TO said Walker be set aside. and the Pro.
perty Morlgaged, sold and applied on sn!d Judg-
meLt; and that Deed of Conveyance Of certain
lund in Thompson from said John IL to said Gould
and decreed to be null and void and the land sold
add the proceeds applied rs aforesaid and, in
case said Deed ot Conveyance should not be set
aside by the Court, that the Court would appro.
pirate the amount due on a mortgage made by
said Nickerson for part of the pretended purchase
money Of said land, claimed TO have been trans.
terred TO said Squire Sumner by said John II =. to.
wards payment OF said plaintiffs said Judgment a nd
for other reliet. And the said Squire Sumner is
required TO appear and answer said Petition on or
before the Third Saturday after the 25.h Of Feb
ruary next
Dated this l4th day of January, 1859
PHELPS & THR ASHER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
January IA, 1859 470,6w
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TIE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
MEDICAL NoTICE.---IIaving

MEDICAL NoTICE.---IIaying Closed
my>conuecton in the Drug Business with MIR.
Cook, am now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice Of Medicine aud Surgery. have
again resumed my connection with Dr. MIXER
and will be found at the Office formerly occupied
BY US, or ut my House, when not out on Profcs.
sional Business.
l. A HAMILTON
Chardon, Jan. I, 1859. 46g.u
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TIE GREAT CHANGE IN THE SENATE
Ten years ago, there was but one Free
Soil member of the Senate five years
ago, there were FIVE and now there are
twenty eight; while there are only seven
Northern members democratic, "of whom
two at least are slender consolation to the
South. Considering these facts, we are
not surprised that the Democrats have
for some time past, refused to follow Mark
Tapley's advice to be 'jolly," or that
they manifest such an eagerness to bring
Cuba, Central America, or anything else
into the Union, which may extend the
area, and thereby increase ihe representa-
tion, Of atlabor system on which AL their
politics are now made to hinge.-MiSsouri
Democrat.
SHOOTING Al LEAvENwoRTH.-Am man
named White, employed in tho Journal
office made an assault on the 9th on MIR.
3loss, the reporter of tho Times. Several
shots were exchanged. Mr.. B. receiving
three slight wounds. White was arrested
DEAD.-Edwin Fentou, much respected
young man of Columbus, was wounded in the
I hand by pistol shot few days ago. Ho
| has since died of lock law
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

MUSICAL NOTICE..-The next MEET.
ING of the HEAUGA COUNTY MUSICAL
ASSOCIATION will be held at MUNSON, on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 25th aud 26th
ofFEBRuARY, commencing at 10 O'Clock AM.
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Estate OrA. g otnu,n, Deceased
NOTICE.
TTHOMAS POPPLEMELL Is HERE


FTNIIOMAS POPPLEWELL is HERE
l. by notified that Alfred j. S. Barnes, Admin.
istrator OF Abner Bowc, deceased has this day
filed his Petition, in tho Court of Common Pleas
oi the County OF Geaugl, in the State OF Ohio n
galnsi said Ihomas fopplcwell, setting forth that
certain contract IN wiring was made for the
purchase, and sale, and conveyance of certain
land situate in Parhman, in said County, on pay.
ment therefor as ag &c therein, that the time tor
payment OF the whole purchase money had elapsed
and that the same had not been paid aud pray.
ing Judgment for the sum of $500, with annual
interest thereon from the 4th Of October 1856, and
If said Judgment should not he paid within
time to be fixed by the Court, that the
Court would or&er Sale OF the said contracted
promises, and the application OF the proceeds there
OF TO payment of said Judgment And said
Thomas P"ppcwelli is required to appear and an.
swer said Petition, on or before the Third Saur.
day after the 2oth OF February next.
Dated this 18Th day January, 1859.
PHELPS & THRASHER
Attorney for Plaintiff
January IA, 1859. 47O.Gw
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-iourih OF the total deaths in the country uro
caused by Consumption, 10 say nothing Of The nu.
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Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or
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VOLUME x, NO. 7.
Constitution Of Oregon Officers Elected.

Constitution Of Oregon officers Elected.
The Constitution of Oregon contains
some features not found in any Of the other
thirty two States, 1t is full of ultraisms,
and may suit the region Of sundown but
not OF sunrise. Privileges are conferred,
and privileges are denied, such rs no
other people tolerate and il the machine
works without constant tinkering il will
be because the Oregonians are u non-des-
cript people, and just ftto be tied up and
tied down by constitutional cords, as ami.
mails are tethered in corral. Some Of
the principal provisions are as follows -
The Consilu ion prohibits the existence
OF banks Of circulation the incorporation
Of any moneyed institution whatever the
appropriation ol any money for a religious
institution, or the contracting OF debts, ex-
c"pt in case OF war, when the amount shall
,.J, exceed $4,000 White foreigners
ar - enjoy the same rights with respect
~ property AS citizens. White male citi.
zens OF The United States, and white male
foreigners who shalt have declared their
intention to become citizens one year pre-
viousiy, are entitled to vote after six
months residence. Negroes, Mulattoes,
and Cinnamon are excluded from the
right Of suffrage. All voting is to be viva
voce, and rot by ballot.
The Constitution WAS submitted TO the
people on the OH of November, 1857,
together with the prohibition of Slavery,
aud the exclusion of free negroes. The
Constitution was adopted nearly two to
one, and he vote against the admission o
slavery and free negroes was as five tc
one. The Constitutional Convention wa;
Democratic by a large majority, and o
course the instrument framed for State
organization is the Democratic model fol
all time to come. it 1tembodies the perfec
tion OF Democracy, and illustrates thu
Democratic idea of Popular Sovereignty
wad Popular Freedom.
Without waiting for admission into til,
Union, the OregOnians elected State off
GERS and State Legislature. JohI
Whitaker was elected Governor, Demo
crat of course. The Legislature is alst
Democratic in both branches, and at it
first session elected Gen. Lane and Della
zon Smith United States Senators. Salem
d. Grover has been elected Representa-
tive in Congress, only l,096 votes bein!
poIied in State which Gen. Lane insist
contains population of over $4,000
Grover is Democratic, SO that Oregon i
Democratic of the most ultra stamp in al
departments at home and at Washington
1t is well, perhaps, that Oregon ha
been admitted under the Democratic reigr
of James Buchanan. His economical Ad
minstration will be saved further appro
prations to aid Oregon to walk alone
She is now out of leading strings, and he
Democratic foundations are laid so dec
ard so strong that the new State canno
fail to loom up the bright and shiuin,
light Of the Pacific. The elements of
pure Democracy are there subimated il
no banks, no moneyed corporations 70
religious institutions, no debts, no negroes
nc mulattoes, no Chnsmen, and no sort {
folks but white natives and white foreign
ers. "Vot peepels !"-- Leader.