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ARMITNtIIfs.EER4ToR,s NtIIfs.EER4 SALE OF

"A REAL ESTATE John r. 6SgaTt admiSis.
traitor of Peter Bogart, deceased, ps. Hannah h.
CART, ct Gi.-lNo. $685. = Hamilton vou1tY Probate
Court.-ln pursuapce Of an order Of the Pgobats
win, AT eleven O'Clock a. NJ on SATURDAY, the
sth day o. Deoember next, sell at public auc ion ON
the premises, the followiB -des rihsd real estate
iree Of dowef, towit An that tract OF land Wing
and being i'm Anderson Township, Hamilton COUNTY,
and the waters Of Eight.mils Crock, and bounded
as follows; beginning az an elm on tho creek at the
north-west corner Of the tract; thence south FAX
degrees, west AZ poles and links stone In Rich
ard Ayress line, and CORNER & the Widow Bagart's
the limo Of Mr.. Duekwall; thonce north 80 degrees
east 60 poles and one link, to corner in The creek
thel &c south "a degrees, west 46 poles and " links
to the place Of Beginning, containing 20 aores
rood and6 rods mUre or less; spprsised ~ ss3 per
the appraisers in this case. Terms Of saie-One-
third cash in hand, and the residue in two equal an
nuA payments with interest, b5cnrad by mort gaTe
on the premises. IA. JOHN p. B0GART.
-. yhdministTator of p. Bogart, deceased.
ROBERT MookES Attorney ~ mold NJ
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CoMINGl ConNGl-Thanksgivi and the
big oysters at Waggoner's. Prepare for the
feast and If you want the best oysters, don't
fail to buy Of Waggoner, at Waggoner's 2O3
Central avenue, above Fifth, OF at Wag-
goner's, Sc Sixth-street.
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ADAMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We continue
to be indebted to Adams's Express Company
for valuable favors in the form of the latest
Eastern and other papers, for which they
have our daily thanks.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-DwBLLING-I in Newport. of
H medium size, in pleasant and healthy location.
Terms moderate. Apply to J. 5EABING, corner of
Mayo and East-row. no27 b.. q
ENOR RENT-sRyERAL ROoAIs-F1rnIshed
H or unfuFnished, for single gentlemen or a small
family. The house il new brick at 319 Vine-st..
between Eighth and Ninth, with gas and all modern
improvements. - no27-b"
ESOR RRNT-A HOUSE-Of eight rooms, with
n gas, hydrant oistern and ether conveniences.
1t 10 near street railroad. Rent $40 per month,
Address X Press Office, no26-b .
NOR X RENT-Toa a desirable tenant, that por-
Ia tion OF the Store 1876 Fourth-st. fronting on
Elm-st suitable for an ONCE or small store. APP
ply at 81 Walnutrst., or ON the premises no2l h.
WIOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK HoUSe-Oon-
e tanning fourteen rooms, With out houss and
Eardsn attached sitnated on hiyer'road IN storSs
MENKEN a SONS, 90 West Fifth-st,, between
Walnut and Vine s--s, ~, ,no7-tf
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Law 1tEPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

COMMON PLEAS. ...us ".
ARGUMENT OF THE MURDER TRIAL.-The
State Vs. Patrick McHugh. H-
Mrs. Rookie testified that at the time the
prisoner walked down to the house of Mrs
McCaDn she did not think he was drunk
James Baily saw him on that morning; he
was not drunk he drank with him in gro
sery that day; and at Mrs. McCann's a pint
of whisky was sent for, some of which was
drank by the prisoner.
DR.. Beck saw the prisoner in the station
house; noticed no incipient marks of dsLiT-
iltta tremens.
VIM. Grogan, policeman, testified that he
saw him next morning and did not notice any
sign of deli1iam treme1a
The defense called Drs. Quinn, LangdOn
and Mount. Supposed cases were put to the
witnesses by Mr.. .McGFOarty, from whchthe
witnesses supposed insanity might be infer
red if the supposed facts stood without any
explanation. On cross-examination by Mr..
Kerr, another state of facts was given, as
an hypothesis, and an opinion asked from
them, the answer was the other way, namely;
that insanity was not to be presumed there
from. ..
Mr.. Kerr opened the Argument for the
State, claiming, in forcible address, that the
evidence plainly showed that he was labor
ing neither under homicidal mania nor
deLiTiaN1- tre1lenS. and that being the case, the
deliberation and premeditation made out
case of murder in the first degree.
Mr.. p. McCfroarty followed on behalf of
the prisoner, his line Of defense being princi-
pally that Meflugh, when he committed the
deed, was laeoring under homicidal mania.
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sss A SUGeEsTIoH. Would II not be well to
ascertain from our Philadelphia visitors the
manner in which the garbage ordinance is
rendered effective in that city2 II is said 10
be executed there without difficulty; and If
90, Il ssrtA.ply can be here "sa
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STEAMBOATS,,

THIS DAY, NOVEMBER 27. AT P. M EHz9
s-- For Parkersburg, Marietta and Wheeling.
STEAMER LIBERTY, CAPT. BOOTH,
n nos7 asti's' T. MoBURNIE, Agent. -
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BREcKlNn1DaE MEETINs:-At a meeting Of
the Breckinridge Club, last night, the ad-
dress presented by Mr. Reemelin, and pub.
lished in full in the Courier of last Tuesday,
wns adopted, with some slight modiica-
fiona
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MlssING HUMBBRs-We want Nos. 26 and
76 OF Vol. III TO complete our files. We will
pay twenty-five cents each for the above
numbers
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OOVIN9r0N N NEWS,

THANKSGIVING DIsooURsE.--ReT. E. Buck
ner will deliver an address, suitable for the
day, on Thursday next, November 70, at the
Scott-street Methodist Episcopal Church, at
eleven O'Clock in the morning.
QUARTERBX CoURT.-Quarterly Court met
this morning, Judge O. Mooar on the bench.
A rule was Issued against Esquire Richard
SOD. for failure to send in the papers in two
or three cases, appealed from his office; re-
turnable this morning. r-r
The case of Ackerman against McCarty,
was compromised, defendant paying costs.
The case of Kearney against Murry, for
stones sold nddelivered, was tried by jury,
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OYsrERsi OYSTERS l7-H. NJ. Stiles, No.
13S Vinp.street--a doo, above ne IL rssooi,1'
ing large supply Of fine oysters, incidental
to ThaDksgivfhg-day. Heis weil-known for
the excellencies Of the oysters bought from
him-and he assures his numerous friends
that his stock this season will far exceed all
others in point Of favor and size
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City News.
LETTERs DETAINED FOR WANT or PosrA

LETTERs DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrA q
Monday, November 26, 1866
John D Bowlcs, Panama, Panama.
David speigel, San Francisco Cal,
Henry Scwegman, Delphi Ind
Mr.. Terrill (Editor), Lafayette, Ind
silns Merchant. Toledo, o.
John E. Ayre, MOoreheld, Ind
b-FraptE 4 Co, Dc Graf, Ohio.
Geo. w. Lennon, Euuice, Arkansag
Pauline 2. Award, Versaiilos, Ind
Mrs. 1. NJ Q, Seely, Rochester, Penn.
WIN. X. erlin, Steubenville, Ohio,
Lockwood Bros New York
Mrs Miles J. Fletcher, Jersey City, NJ
Mrs: Christiana Davis, Brookyille, Ind. o.
Y. r. CurTan, Hartford Ky.
a. habes, Eyaueyllle, IND.
JUhnS :. W. Smith, Columbia o,
j. A. minniCk, Dayton, Ohio
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CHEAP SToRE.-Something cheap and at
traotive in the way of boots and shoes will
be found at the store Of Messrs. 0'Donoghue
4 Walsh, l64 West Fifth-street. Their stock
is large, and in the following list o. prices
offer great Inducements; Ladies' Congress
81; ladies' kid Congress CATERS at $l 90;
gents calf boots at 50 so; Congress, 81.
Misses, and ehildrens shoes in endless va
rlety. t9l .N4 ff34t ttU UuHN
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sTRAYED.

SThAYED-S9 REwARp-A email rod Cew,
~ nse ysarasold hind feet white A ~ one leaving
aLd loeb sta, WIN receive the above reward ~ =,
ii1sf ihoff'- -p,s ,l, thn3 Th0s. MCNAMARA.
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LOST.

II OST-WHITE POINTBR.SLUT-Auy person
H who will return the same to 3S3 West Fourth-
street, Will he suitably rewarded ne27-b' 4
II OST-A TWO-F0LD SURGICAL CAsE-The
~ Under Will be suitably rewarded, by leaving 1t
at 90 West Seyenth-st. noG-b'
m OST-DOG-S5 REwARD-On Saturday last,
an italian Greyhound, of drab colsr, with u
white streak between his eyes; had on when he left
a fancy leather collar. II returned to 220 Rich
monTd-st., or 10 West Fourth-st, the above reward
will be paid. n .t. no26 b
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THOMAS WhsH, who was lately salesman
in Oahilps Boston Shoe Store, is now 10
be found doing business for himself at the
sign Of Che Golden Boot" 164 Fifth-St.
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Holm BUTT Va. HENRY
- lSSMAN,-B BefoIe Peter Bell, u II. OF Ofncin.
lendent viii lake notice that a. my inetance aid
.Juatce issued an Order Of Attachmenf "a the above
action for the snmof twenty dollars said cause 4
ST for trial on the slst day of Decmbof ls10 81
o'clock Am. 0c3Q-c'lANfU
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UANR MINFORD, ADMI SIsrRA.

Il mINFORD, ADMI NISTRAs
e. TRlX OF robert Mfuford, deceased, vs. john
MiniSrd, e ot-Hamilton County Probate Court
Ro.. u.s. In prfsuHnee Of order Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, the uu-
dersignod Administratrix OF Robert Mnford, de-
ceased, will, on SATURD AY, the 18th day of De-
cember next at eleven o'clock A NJ on tho
pTemses, sell az public auction the following do
serlbed real estate situate lying and being 1 tha
east halt Of the south west quarter Of secti0n
nine, IL township two aud second fractional
range, IN the Miami Purchase, tO-Wft. Beginoing
IL the east line Of the dover tract set OF to the said
Jane Anford, thence south 3V, east ss 100 chains
TO the south line Of section twenty-nine thence
south 81 ys west IL 65-0O chains, thence north 3V
west 10 3 100 chains to the north side Of the
Ioao, tbenee south 76 cast u 7Tt00 chains to the
beginning, cor tanning elsyen and 42-l00 acres
Terms OF Sale-Ope-t iTd cash, and the balance In
ore ana Two years, with interest secured BY mort
gage on the premises. JANE MfNFORD
80 Adminisirstrix Of Robert Minf1rd, decd.
hoBT. MO0RR, Attorney II naI5-dX
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ROBBERY ON FoURTH-srREET.-- tailoring
establishment belonging to Sam'l p. Thomas,
corner of Fourth and Walnut-streets, was
entered by burglars night before last, and
robbed Of clothes, &C., 10 the value of $500
or $4Oo. The burglars effected an entrance
through window, and escaped without be-
ing discovered. -.
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WEEKlY Receipts AT THE ItAYoR's Or.
TIoE.-The following are the receipts at the
Mayors Office for the week ending yester-
daY:
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QUEEN CfrY INSURANCE COMPANY This
Company has taken possession of their new
Office in Masonic remple. See Advertisements
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EElHOMAs sTRUTmRRs VIA. rAKR

NJ
\ notice that on the l2th Of October, $500 Frank
Major and Ellen o. MAJOR his wife, lied their petit
ticn against him in the Superior Court of Cincin-
nau, wherein they aliege that on the. 27sh II Feb
ruary, lsi9, Ellen Q. Dudley CnOw MajOr) made
lease Of eese OF lots and IN block d. Ia Wade aud
Dudleys subdivision IN Cincinnati frontne % fgst
each on the east sde OF John between Oliver
and Poplar arsreets, for 20 years reneWalle farev r,
at an annual rent Of Sl!5, payable qnaTterDi the
said Muliord paying all taxeE, rates aud assass-
ments thereon, with condition Of f0rfeiturs upDu
nonpay ment Of rents, taxes &c; that on the nth
Junc, lS63, said MulfOrd reconveyed te said Ellen
said lots who Immediately took possession, and h1s
ever since occupied the same: that rent, taxes
assessments yere ever paid nndgr sal lease; and by
reason OF default therein said plaintiffs caused said
lease to he forttited; that recently plaintiffs have
discovered upou record in the Records Of Hamilton
county, Ohio, deed convey ing said lots under said
lense hy said milford to ono Thnnas Strnthers,
VI ch deed is clOod upon plaiHtiffs title; that said
Struthers has never heen IN possession 9fsaid prem
ises nid rent therefor, but has for six years
wholly abandoned said premises Whereupon plain
tihSprey Judgment against said Struthers. to have
th' IL said prenise5 quieted against him; and
he is also n, tilted that unless he answer or dsmur
20 the said petition before the 18th day Of
December, 1860, judgment will be tnken against
WARNER M BATEMAN.
.nt Attorney for Plaintiffs
GtnciDn Att. November is, lSll OclsafW
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THANKSGIVING Ar THE WDoWs' HOMB.
The citizens of Cincinnati are cordially in
yited to unite with the ladies of the Board of
Managers of the Widows Home, in providing
a Thanksgiving dinner for the inmates Of
this excellent institution. All donations
sent to the grocery store of Mr.. PEBBLES,
northeast corner Of Race and Fifth, streets,
on or before Wednesday noon, 28th inst,
will be. received by him and sent to the
Home free Of charge.
Kind words and generous deeds often
cheer the hearts of the lonely, and infuse life
and energy into the weary and stricken ones
of earth. We trust there win be Liberal re-
sponse TO this appeal of the ladies.
.H.1t MANAOnD
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AUCTION SALES.

S. shs and Fancy
ISSi %bSESSAY la5 HfPSpns 1sS e
ihS, Rs, e.s@6sr S g. % el9eh for account Of B. e.
Csssi%eTss, Clelh, Prints, GiRGhams, Lawns, Vest.
ipES 0Ioabs, Nantes. Ribb9ns, &c, &c. L
and Bleached Muslins. I55s 81 - -
,,ALs0-,W Without any reserve, IFS Super Cloth
Cioaks and mantlesi l5O iair assorted Blankets.
A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB CRAFT 4 90.
- Sal, rooms No; rs East Fourth -sireet.-Un-
be sold at public auction on TUESDAY MoRN-
ING, Noyep.ber q, at 9H O'clock, for account Of
bert Jones Qsborn, 597 West Fifth' st., opposite
the Hamilton Depot, the fpllowing Goods and Mer-
one wheat PlOw, one chest, one buggy and harness,
one chest Of tools, two grain separators three boxes
bSSS 6sSdSs tSSsP sS one ,rpe S
Il IIuit brewers, one box household goods, one Dox
no25 JACOB GR2FF. - kaStionesgs. SSS iGasag:'
A UoTION SALE DY THOMAS JOHNSTON,
q LaTse Sale Of Dry Goods; Tsilors Goods, etc,
On f0Esp2Y MosSfs, II sS5Ia. oO@
serye1 $50 lots Of very desirable Staple aed Fancy
DRY sSods comprising general assortment for city
ALSO Large stock Of 0vercoatibQy. Casslmeroa.
fHaIeets fa Jeans Lininss, serees and other Tailor,
ALSO $50 pairs fine Bed Blankets; loo Dairs
GiovSSs sF@s oiaAAesi % eozen very superior Buck
ALsO-H Hats, Gaps, Fnrs Boofs shoes. etc
Do3 THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
A UCTI0N sALR- by MoRTE 4 BRoTHERI
- DhInnged and other goods at Auction, al the
undeTwiiters' WAREHOUSE, Nos, SS, 50 and IA
Sr On TUTbG9 MoRSSsd and
at 3 O'Clock, 20 brs. liquors and wines. Z casks
QeeensS are, from steamer Rose Douglas. Il
n AtsO-Cebin Furniture Of steamer Fred IfoA-
SaIpets sofas, chairs, mattresses, &C.. also table,
ALsO--rO cases assorted goods, from New York
g0bblbg-houses TO be sold without reserve consist.
ing in part of the following viz: Wooien furbish-r
ing focds also, Dress silks, popifns prints Paria
long gstawls, eubrnderies, edgings aud donacines,
eask superior American hardwafe, Hava1Ss
gig1rs, Janaica bay fpm and so b7zes choice hone
1n the comb, MohfEk q BROTHER.
A uGTION sALE-By JACOB Gg6FF a co.
Luctiap on vg fSisgt klshs &eTiil he sold at
street and Mianf Canal, the Aischfnsry and Right
i95 = sSing & fasnt spllat-brooms and other Ma
GUAR saws, one circular planeE, one shaving ma
shlne four sets Of knives splint machines
nna aawing machines one lathe, one grindstone,
wood AVID iron wise, eleven broom Wind iDg machinos.
pssket machinery, belting, one stove aud ppe, ono
stool eight gas burners vi 800 feet Of pipe 5000
halhlsd brgom hsndles 800 plain do sign, seYeny-
nHg zen hiqkory bro1ms together with other ar
Tbs Right and GsSSiaePs s viz Sss@s9 be oeTsa together
ahdli no purchaser 10 fund, every thing will be
soid Elthells = sls, rsserse E ven ip Iots q spit
tienter. w JACOB GisXFF. Hneti NJ 9psss sl,s Ano'
nos 4 60 - ~ No IS Eass Faurtk.st.
NEvg glsH, q9DgfslI sALM0S. NO.
yies IA Kegs AZ ~ IRG U6ON'S corner AZ N, XII anS
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LEGAL HIorfoNs'
STATE on ONO, HAMITT0N com

STA5T,RI. R.,oE az ONO z 95A..oS,CIElII.T0S 9 COUNTY,
g5sS.-.Henry Evars, Cornelius V. n. GSoaye.Sr,,
James IreelRnd and james Dunlep, executors 6fIhe
Maria sheldeu. wfoow II the said Henry sheiden.
deceaerd, and Edward A. sheldon, and Sarah Shell
De- i, tii wife wife sSd sissiais seedfR snry hssen.
York win leks poties ,sS vsntiuo 3 S'i wia'srs snd
Son. of tbe ,sunty n Montsomdgy a .,S nc q
uhiol did, on the 25ih day ~ May lsso hle thcir
petition IN the Oonrt - Couiin On Pleas OF Hamii-
ton q unty, Ohio nnaint all ~ said partiss above
named, Who are fAade defendapts IN sat1 action,
did, in his lifetime execute 70 one Jonatha1 HRrsS
man man and sid lsle7tins wipteg, partners,
Hain nmen " Minters note for SO $50 70. dated
upon the same until The amount with acc muItfed
interest due on the 25tif day Of january 1850 was
den excepted mertGage on said January . 1855,
10 said Harshman & Winters on the fUIlowing do,
nineteen Cg) and twenty (2C9-Ou n pint Of subdi-
vision. made BY commlssl' ners appontsd 20 make
ceased, Of what was commonly called the Lick Run
Farm, In section twenty hvo t25A town threo t3),
and ranRe two t2), in the Mani Purchase, in said
Hamilton County. ohio, zach Of said lots contain
ing .hye % acres strict measures also the south
said plat containing two aud a hair (2S) acres
strict measure that said mortgage was assigned
and Transferred by said. tlarshmen 4 Winters to
Sid plaintiffs that said Henry Sheldon T. dead,
and SAID executors have been appointed and qunli-
ned TO admiDister on his estate, and that he left
u prayer that Judgment may be rendered against
said executors for said sum Of money, and that the
administered in the hands Of said executors; also
for sa Of said mortgaged promises 10 pay said debit
and for other proper relief Said defendants no
third Saturday after the 7th day OF Dce m ber 1870,
or juds bent will be taken according tp said PRAYER.
oc25-fwTh J A'JORDAN,} Ptaintlffs.
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Oskamp Us. Reid.-This case was tried be-
fore Judge Storer. A petition to set aside a
conveyance from husband to wife, alleged to
have been fraudulent as to creditors, Yer
dict for plaintiff.
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SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board met at the
usual hour last night President King in the
Chair. tr .,l..f.. @ q.
Superintendent Allen made long report,
recommending the substitution of small desks
for the usual seats used by the upper classes
of the d grade. '
The Board proceeded to ballot for School
Trustee, to fill the vacancy from the Tenth
Ward, and Gustavus Tafel and Frederick
Werner were nominated, but there being no
choice up to the fifth ballot, the subject was
laid on the table.
The schools were directed to be dismissed
from Wednesday night till Monday, in order
to give opportunity for the teachers and
scholars to have a holiday on Thursday
Tbanksgiving-day.
The Board refused to accept the invitation
from the City Council tOmeet In their new
Chamber. s.
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KNIcKERBooKER.-This eger-wslcoma old
magazine, for December, has been received
by y; L. Lewis, at No, 26 West Sixth-strest,
together with the Ahante Monthly for the
same month, and other late reading.
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n GlAIHAHINh F5TgIIE5IF VS. GknHGk
~ ECHEIf.-2l.ol7 Hamilton Commpn Pleas
The above named defendant, George Seheit a non
resident Of the state of Ohio will take notice that
oomplainant, Cathartne Schet flied her pafitfon in
the Clerks Office Of the OOnrt Of Common Pleas of
Hamilton County, State Of Ohio, agninst him,
wherein she charges him, the said deienda.t with
extreme cruelty gross neglect Of duty, habitual
orunkenness Tor three years, Wiliu and cOntinOua
absence for threo years aud with adultery, and
prsys 70 be divorced fIQm her said husband have
the caro- and custody hf hrr child have her nann0
changed 70 that Of Schaier, aud have sllmony aud
costs. Thai said cause IL now pending In said Court
and unless be appears on before tho l1th day of
December, 1874 and plead, answer Ordemur therotO
the same will be heard In hia eheeace and decreS
taken therein, ROBr. MOORE,
nOl-fH VIZ Attorney for pefitioner
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FaAI, NOTTOss-XyTI.sO x NTxON

a EEAL NOTIOF-WII.sON X. NIXON.
~ Plajntih, rs, Andrew Mcmicken and John n.
MeIlGwoll, lte partners as McAIicken y po., Ruth
sIford s--riays, Rachael Ann McMicken, Belle
Mcdowell, Richard Wilson, William 5. Feebies aud
Joseph X. PEBBLES Deiendants. -Court Of Common
rleas hnmilton County The ssii Defend
ants, Andrew aud Rachael Ann Mchfiskeh and
John Il and Belle Mcdowell, non-ressients Of tho
state ct Ohio hereby notified that on the nth
day of November, A. ID. 1880 the said plaintiff filed
his petition in said Court, stating that In proceod-
instituted by William H. DOmminicl, against Al
eTander y Wills, ia February, A. D 1855 10 fore
close mortgage upon the following described
premises, viz All that fot of RrOuhi in the city OF
Cincinnati, in the subdivision of John L Gann be-
tween Walput aud Ntne-streets and Sixth and Sew
Snth streets and being the east twenty feet Of
iCt nine y said subdission, and being ninety feet
mcMteksn and Mcdowell and the said HnVs who
we're omitted, to bs made parties to mid suit of
pommtnick against Willis, may be fbreolosad, aud
that the amount Of mtAe received by said Wilson
and Jnseph X. aud NiffaR 8. PEBBLES, may be ad-
judged to he paid 30 the said HAYS as the assignee
OF said McNIicseR and AIeDowelL whose claims and,
lien were prior to that Of said Josaoh e. and VIII
liam 5. PEBBLES, aud said Wilson, and that tae title
3fths said rai.tiG to said premises may be qnietsd
Tor other relief and the said defendants, Androu
and p15l. BSSrhSel Ann McMicken aud John II! and
Belle Mcdowell are required TO answer or demup TO
said petiton on or before the 2sth day Of December.
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