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Commercial Skaters.
DAIIYnEponT oT TRF m1RKET.
E7n,ul.. r.reb >. 1851.

DAILY AEEUhA VE IAE MAhtkAEAs
FvnSIsHED FRoA TIE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
krzPHIs. March ., 1851.
cOTToE-NotvifhstaneinS TIE unfhvorabls character
Of the foreign news, published yesterday moznins'
buyers entered the nsrkst wsfh EDlrii and took tsts
baiss, At full and generally 0uzids asurss for eli grades
shows ~mld<liug. Tas particulars we're as follows 10
bales At ex. 20 ., ", 20 as 8. "a at. thTs, IS a.
sk, IS atsk, II al sk, u ats, is stsK, soa 70, %
Al l0Ns nssg10A, - at II, 81 at IN, 8 Ht i1k, md iss
at l9a. We again quote:
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS.
ordinary....... sK0TN Strict MiddlinE, II ok
Good Ordinary. Sz4eN eood Kidding. II A6-
Low Aiddling... sk@sN Mlddiias Pair. NOMINAL
Aiddling... ...l0k9loh Fair........... nominal
COsN-Thsrs Is a Food LEGAL had export demand, and
wih reduced stocEs prices exhibit more armHsss- Bales
from leves Of 1000 bags, IN one lot, Al SIC, 100 Al 50, 100
sax, 40 At 81. 200 At 81, 400 at 81, and go at Soc y bu.
OATs-Ths market IL dull at tO9f2Ne for white and
blAek, IN lss from lsvss.
Y~LOUR-wih bse weather and F~estristed shipping
f~teiliiss, The market yesterday vas dull and inactive,
the reported sales comprising scarcely aj6 bri,, Of wAieh
is bEIs superaas at ss.sei Is DO At es.7si and 81 brII
hns at a495.
TOBAcco-WitA moderate receipts and an aciiEe de-
uand, the market is arm and unchanged. Sales yestor-
day Of 81 bids, including / HID atty, 2 at *, sEts
6 atsH, ATS, 8 at *, sstA, tatSk, sGtS, 2HtaH,
and , atao. We again quote
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gattst gltbs By GtIegrag5.


ITslsgraphie Asus received up to ths time Of
ppbIishing the e0eAiAg paper, sOsR Be fOund undsr
the head Of " Ssmnary.' Oh tbs seeohd page]
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JBWEIBF, DIAMONDS MTRRWARH,
SILVER PLATED GOODS.
Sums, Pistols, Cutlery, Clocks, specsacIes, Fancy GOOds. etc.
FINE A s..

W 9ss on @5s4. il S5 E9Ts. gALssr s.z @s gtasg e ne ~ ana nahs
hEmeuss and Superior ansh- as
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AS may BY seen, we insert this week the advertisement
Of NeLeAn's Cordial, etc.
lis very well known we are not particularly favor
able to patent medicines, snd, as a general thing, esshew
the whole OF them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments We declined inserting this advertise
ment until We knew what were the ingredients Of the
medicine, and hsw compounded This We have leaned,
and believing, az we do, that that the ingredient are
good, and the compound judleiously made, We recon-
mend It as a mixture worthy Of public cOnndsdee.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advoeats,
edited By the renowned Rev. DR.. .MeAnaliy, which
speaks volumes in favor Of MeLsAn's Cordial. We say
to all, try it. See the advertisement Ia another col
umn. fe6 -dzw
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HAHNoST-Lsti it not be forgotten that the
reDown and fsvorite Christie's Ministries COM
nencs a short season at Odd-fsIlows' hall on
Monday. We want music; it has been BY far
too scarce an article in this city Of late.
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Amy or SoUTH CARoLIEA-Nesrly every
day more or less recruits are sworn in at
Esquire Horns's ofEes ss good and faithful
soldiers Of the State Of South Carolina three
underwent The ceremony Yesterday.
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HLHNHEo-f hEod LEEJha6l
Always on hand by VIZ. c. WEHEER, Copper
and Lssehsr, No. - Maia street, between Market and
Winchester, Esmphis. sels-sus
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McLean,s CnrdinI.

5. MANSFIELD 4 CO., wholsAis Druggists,
Memphis, Tennessee,
And by all respectable druggists aud dealers svsry
where. See advertisement. fo9T-dsWIW
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BUSINESS aotifts.
BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE.
BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE,

LII IdnuarT y ISL.
There viii be an election held Al this hsnk q MoF-
DAY, The 4h day q Nara nszt for DireStors, 10 servs
the snsuing year.
j.si-t8 BEE. NEr. Cashier.
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gafdn Mattrrs.
T%RAFELERs GUIDE.

saturday marning, warren ?, lsol.
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sIEnrHIs AND aIARLEsroN KAILRoAD

Olce--URI6n Street, Cor. Front alley.
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s s:.5s sss r. rp'....-~.sss 49, !.
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MEMPHIS ANp ono RArLRoAD.
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gHsnrantt.

nt.-Ihe name and locality of the Company, nThs Is
snsenee eomptuy o. tie Valley Of virginia, :" located a.
%--Lhe amount sf Capital STICK 49,. 900. 90
ZINE amount of Capital stock paid 40
ez95, $500
me fenainarr is Represented b stock
WtsAoi undouoted sy....4.sT5 o 10000
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-12-11
Petition to Sell Land.

Petition to Sell Land.
Thomas Nelson, Guardian of William H.
Probasco and Ann Louisa Probasco,
against
said Wards and John Griffith and Eihu
Upton.
In pursuance of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
made on the 4th day of December A. D..
1851, in this case the undersigned will
on the
4M dag Of January, Il. d. 1862,
at IL O'Clock NJ. of said day, on the
premises, offer at public sale the following
described real estate, situate in said
Monroe county, to wit: The east half
fof the north east quarter of section thirty,
township i've, of range five, except about
five acres already sold off the south west
corner Of said tract of land. Also, the
east half of north west quarter of the north
east qaarter of section thirty, in township
Eve and range five. Terms of sale: One
third in hand; one third in one year, AMI
one third in two years The deferred
payments to bear interest from the day
of sale, and to be secured by mortgage
to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
Appraised at two thousand four hun
dred and nineteen dollsrs.
THOMAS NELSON,
Guardian Of William IL Prebasco and
Ann Eliza Prebasce.
December IL. LSG1-$4 25
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From w ashin gton.
Tribune's Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The President
avows his purposes to adhere 10 a eau
tious and prudent policy in relation to
foreign affairs. There need be no ap-
lprehensions OF recurrence of hoslilities
between the ULited States and Great
Britain, for unless the British government
s.should seek q pretext for war there is no
ground for serious difficulties The Gov
.sernmcnt feels no anxiety on this subject,
believing that temperate policy will stay
EXCITED feeling aud tend to cement the
friendly relations between the two .coun-
Z tries sa& 5ss sgags -.ars ,i.,s,.,
ely A caucus Of the Republican members
of Congress will be held tomorrow night,
;. for the purpose of agreeing, upon line
4 Of policy in reference, to the slave ques
tion. ieg ltsss
1t is expected that the House Investi
eating Committee will report on Mon
day.
Arrival of Arms important from Por
@e s8 Royal.
NEweY FORK, Dec. 6.-The steamer Ba
varia arrived to-day She brought so,
600 stand ofarms, purchased in Belgium
for the United States government.
A letter from Port Royal says, thu
10Th New York Regiment made re-
connoissance toward Charleston, cap.
turing three batteries and spiking the
> guns. They returned after having
approached within twenty miles o
Charleston.
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OLD MONROE AHEAD!
$l00 Bounty and 160 Acres
s5.,-s- :, of Land !!
A COMPANY CALLED

THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER!
is now forming at Lewis7ille, Monroe
County, Ohio, where it will remain until
full. = ~
:. Old Monroe has done nobly for the
cause of the Union. A few more men
are still wanting to fill up her quota,
So come along, brave boys, here. is an
opportunity to enroll your names in one
of the foest companies yet raised in the
county. Your country needs your aid to
sustain the liberty purchased by the blood
of our forefathers.
This Company, when full, goes to Camp
Tu2per, Marietta The Regiment will
receive Enfele Rifles. Pay and subsis-
tence to commence from date of muster.
Apply to
PETER DILLON, or
j. w HAMILTON,
Recruiting Officers 77th Regiment, o.V.
Dec. IL, 186l.-3t
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From Missouri.

sHs 'SEDALIA, Dec. s. Yesterday party
of exasperated citizens of all parties at
tackled gang of returned rebels from
Price 3 army, under Captains Young and
Wbeatlay, near Dupksburg, about twenty
: miles west of here, killing seven aud
woupding ten of them. Among the
killed wss Captain Young. None of the
citizens were killed or severely wounded
Three wounded rebels have since disd.
RoLLA, Dee 6.-Atlvices from the
southwest say that McCulloeh has gone
into winter quarters on Pea Ridge, near
Bentonville, Benton county, Arkansas,
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LEDALI, Mo, Nov. 4.-The country
west of here is again reported to be over
run with numerous bands of from SO to
IS men, who represent that they are from
Prices army. They enter every Union
mans house aud carry off all the bedding,
clothing, and provisions they can fnd,
and drive off all the horses and cattle.
The larger gangs having teams and wagons
to transport their booty they will un-
1oubtedly run to Price as soon as they
can steal enough to supply :heir wants
for the winter.
A detachment of cavalry left here this
morning, and we shall probably soon hear
Of some skirmishes.
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Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFORT, Dec. In the Legsla-
tnre 3. F. Barnes (Disunion.) of Owen
county, offered series of resolutions, ins
cIuding demand on the Federal Gov
ernment for the return to Kentucky of
sx- Governor Morehead and other political
prisoners, and affirming that the Presi-
dents message foreshadows the impossi.
bility of preserving or reconstructiDg the
Federal Union. Referred to the COM
mittee on Federal Relations.
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Sheriffs Sale.
q Hiram Curtis,


Joseph Gardner and Samuel Gardner.
DY virtue of writ Of venditioni exponas
- to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county. between the hours of
ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 2SM day of December SCI.
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
The south east quarter of the south west
quarter of section twelve, township FIVE, range
seven, and the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of same section, township and
range. Also the south part of the south east
quarter OF same section, township and range
commencing at the south west corner of said
lot, thence nerth easterly to a stone in the
road marked a. thence easterly with the
middle of the road to the east line of said lot.
thence to the south east corner of said lot.
thence west to the lace of beginning; supposed
to contain thirty acres, and containing in all
Of the above described tracts lo2 acres more
or less.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property Of Joseph Gardner and Samuel Gard
ner, at the suit OF Hiram Curtis
G. M. MORROW.
Sheriff, NJ G O.
November 27.-$5 40.
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Recognizing the independence Of Hayt
and Liberia.

The recommendation Of the President
dence of Hayti and Liberia. and receive
them officially into the family of nations,
we regard as peculiarly iujudicious and
unfortunate. They are negro States, one
of which achieved its independence by
massacreing and exiling all the whites re-
siding on it. Hayti has been iudepen
dent of any but negro control for sixty
years, yet during that time, although we
have had dozen Presidents aud Admin
istrations of different parties, not one
ever dreamed of formally recognizing it
and exchanging Embassadors with it.
Mr.. Lincoln sees no reason for not
doing what all his Predecessors in the
Presidential Chair, from Jefferson down,
have shrank from with adherence. Fan
cy negro Embassador from Hayti, re-
siding in Washington with his family, ahd
receiving all the attentions which are be-
slowed upon foreign epresentatives, SO,
cislly and politically, being invited to
Presidential receptions and parties, for
of course it would never do to insult a
foreign Minister by giving him social
cuts, This would be Introducing negro
equality among US with vengeance.
There are grave political reasons Of State
that forbid these bestial negro commu-
mites being honored with any diplomatic
attentions or courtesies from Us. We
might as well acknowledge the indepen-
dence of Dahomy and of the Hottentots
as Liberia or Hayti.- Gin. Eng.
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Sherif's Sale. -., :
James Denbow, and others,
against A19g
u N Rndnarr and atha.a

D. NJ. Rodgers, and others.
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
- from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
il the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be.
tween the hours of ten o'clock, a. M, and four
o'clock p. m, on i3.
Saturday. the 2SM day Of December 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Fortytw acres off of the south side of thu
south half of the south east quarter of section
twenty five, township six and range six, con-
tanning foity-two acres, more or less.
Ordered to lie sold as the property of D.
NJ. Rodgers andothers, at the suit of James
Denbow and others.
C. NJ MORROW,
Sheriff, NJ G. o.
November 27..-$4,15.
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Master commissioners SaIEc,,

Master Commissioners, Sale
Sidner Starkey. Administrater .ef Join siE-
Ayrss, Deceased. ,yiGrpo biss
against - 1ngs sna nn q
Denton Watkins aud wifs. q pkxslfpT,
BY virtue OF mandate to ms dirrstsd frAH
the Court of Common Pleas Of the county eS
Monroe, in the State Of oAios /, will offer, 70
sale at public auction, at the front door Of ths
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld. in. ssisa
county, between the hours of. 10 o,eieck a. a..
and o'eleck p. m, on ,ss~ titYssf y, ,At..un
Saturday, tho 4M day of s.kxx.. isS 6 A. ~
the following described real estate, Esituatsrr
said county, to witt 4 Il aesAl 10 ss1sqo77
s'he north west quarter of thssnoAls AZ .
exsrtsr of section twenty-six, township ave
and range six, containing thirty-nims asr es
more or less. Appraised at -$3Ue., -~
JOEL F. RkNDOLpH, Ma. ESae.1
Monroe Common P a,s-
Nov. 10, lSSl.--ss,eo.
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SHERLFFS SALE.
Joseph Wehr,
against
Ioh. St,~Ln

cUuu Ob6pUtu.
pY virtue of writ of execution to me di-
IL rected from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, a.
M, and four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday. the 2SM day Of December 1851,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
lot number thirty mine, north east part OF
lot number thrty-two, in Dailey's addition to
the town of Calais, in said county of Monroe.
Also, one. eighth of an acre of land being lot
number six adjoining the town of Calais, in
said County, in section eighteen, in township
seven, of range seven.
Also, the north east quarter of the north
east quarterof section seveonteen, township
seven, of range seven.
Also, part Of the north west quarter of SEQ
tion twelve, township seven, range seven,
being the same lands purchased by him TO,
Mitchell Atkinson, containing sixteen acres
Also, lot number forty in tho town of Calais
Taken in execution and levied upon as the,
property of Joseph Wehr. at the suit ef John
Stephen,
G. NJ MORROW,
Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
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eAY~ Major Phinuey, the runaway pay

eB Major Phiuuey, the runaway pay
master, has arrived at Gen. Hunters
head quarters, and is still under arrest.
His expenditure of 100000, on his way
from Springfield to St Louis, is not sat
isfactorily accounted for. II paid out
under Gen. Fremont's orders, the pay
ments were illegal and improper, from the
fact that Gen. Fremont had no authority
to issue snch orders. The money was not
paid to any of the staff or body guard
and the inquiry has arisen, where did il
go? The matter is to be thoroughly
investigated.
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Sherifs Sale.o
F. Day Il Brother,
George Parsons.

George Parsons.5.S iiASoSez"
DY virtue of writ OF venditioni exponas
u to me directed from the Court of Comm -
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio. will offer fur.
sale at public auction. at the front door of the
court house, in the town OF Woodsfield. in sai7p
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, 3. &6p
and four O'Clock p. m, on neli Jcods nsS
Saturday. the 2Sth day Of December 1851,
the following described real estate, situate "A.
said county, to vii: esH5 iTHgs llig dier
The south east quarter of the, south; west
quarter of section five, township i've, aRd
range seven, containing forty and eighteen okV
hundredths acres, more or less. s}S1lSsA
Also, five acres of land in the north west;
corner of the south east quarter of the soutkI
west quarter of section Eve, in township Eve;
Of range seven. =
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of George Parsons, At the suit Of
Day Brother. -ss<4 -..s..sssa
C.M MORRoW,ssa
Sheriff. M G.. O
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where he is putting up barracks for his
troops.
Nothing definite is known of Price s
movements.
Gen. Mcbride was at Springfield with
two thousand men on Sunday last.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

THE TEACHERS OF BELMONT co.
Hold their next Annual, Institute
AT GAINESVILLE, ONO,
Commencing December Esd, 1861,
and continue one week We cordially
invite the Teachers of Monroe, Noble
and Guernsey counties to meet with us
during the holidays. We think you will
never regret it, as we have selected the
best educators, and expect a goodly nun
Der to be present. The lecturers are
E. E. White, Columbus, Ohio; M. D
Leggett, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; A. a. Griffith
Cleveland, Ohio; D. H. Williams, St.
Clairsville, Ohio; w. 8 Alder, Bridge
port. Ohio. Come one come all
JAS. q. FERGUSON,
e se Chairman of Ex. Committee
N B. County papers please copy.
December IL, 1912.
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SHERLFF.S SALE. s. 4. - -,
Sidney Sturgeon and others, 10

uSdtu6t
Elizabeth Sturgeon. ttft'M
BY virtue of a writ of execution to me d.
rected from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County. Ohio, l will offer for sale At
public auction, at the front door of the soprt
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun
ty, between the hours of ten clock a. M, aud
four O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 2SM day of December s6{
the following real estate, situate in said coun--
ty, to wit: agyFr
90 The north west quarter of the north sask
quarter of section thirty-one, township three.
of range three, containing forty acres, more.
or less, in Monroe County, Ohio :, ,,r
Taken in execution and levied upon a. the.
property of Elizabeth Sturgeon, at.the suit Of
Sidney Sturgeon and others. ys
G. NJ. MORROW,
Sheriff, M. G. o..
November 27.-$3,90. {. e5,,iy Ysr
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Strength Of the Army.

1t has been officially ascertained that
the Government has now in the field, in
camp, and in process of formation, 500,
900 volunteers. S o stated.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE County, ONO. !
WOODSFIEDD, December a 1881

AUDITOR S UFF1CE MONROE COUNTY, Ono. rr
WooDsFIEDD, December 4, 1S6l,-f
Ageeab the act entitled prescribing Audi
23d
notice that the whole the several of Lands
OF Lots the
say and penalty thereon will be sold
the Woodf Monroe County, Ohio the
1857 being the 18th day of said Month by the County Treasurer sa
than the whole of be @ out of the
said for parts so sold thu
chaser will be entitled Deed from the Auditor County
ration of from the day Of be
within that tme NJ L. BOWSER, Auditor c. o.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED!
Courts for 1862.

law, We, the Judges of the Court of Con,
mon Pleas within and for the Eighth Ju
dical District of the State of Ohio, dc
hereby ascertain and fx the times of hold
ing the several Terms of the Court o
Common Pleas and Districi Court. in the
several Counties of said District, for the
year 1852, as follows:
The Court of Common Pleas shall be
held in the Couaty of Muskingum on
Tuesday the eighteenth day of February;
on Monday the nineteenth day of May,
and on Monday the third day of Novem-
Der. iss3 so .'
In the county Of Morgan, on Tuesday
the twenty-fifth day of March; on Tues
day the fifteenth day of July, and on
Tuesday the twenty-frss day of October.
10 the county of Monroe, on Tuesday
the eighteenth day of February; on Tues
day the twentieth day of May, and on
Tuesday the fourth day of November.
In the county of Belmont. on Tuesday
The eleventh day Of March; on Tuesday
the tenth day of June. aud on Wednesday
the fifteenth day of October.
In the county of Noble, on Tuesday
the fourth day of March, on Tuesday the
third day of June, and on Wednesday
the fifteenth day of October.
In the county of Tuscarawas, on the
eighteenth day of February; on Tuesday
the twentieth day of May. and on Tues.
day the twenty.eighth day of October.
In the county of Guernsey, on Monday
the teeth day of March; on Monday the
ninth day of June. and on Monday the
tenth day of November.
In the county of Jefferson, on Tuesday
the eleventh day of March; on Tuesday
the tenth day of June. and on Tuesday
the eleventh day of November.
In She county of Harrison, on Tuesday
the eighteenth day of February; on Tues
day the twentieth day of May, and OF
Tuesday the twenty eighth day of Octo
Der.
The District Court shall be held
10 the county of Tuscarawas, on Tues
day the second day of September.
In the county of Muskingum, on Thurs
day the fourth day of September.
In the county of Morgan. on Tuesda
the niuth day Of September.
In the county of Guernsey, on Frida
the twelfth day of September.
To the county of Jefferson, on Wednes
day the Seventeenth Gay of Septembe
In tie county OF Harrison, on Monda
the twenty.second day Of September
Iu the county of Belmont on Wednes
dsy the twenty fourth day of Septembe
In the county Of Monroe, on Mouda
the twenty ninth day of September.
In the county of Noble, on Wednesda
the first day of October
Given under our hands, at the city
Zinesville, this thirtieth day of Octobe
A. D. one thousaed eight hundred an
: sx.y-one. I'D .e
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LUCIUS P. MARSH,
JOHN w. OKEY,
N. EVANS.

Judges of said Court.
1 certify that the foregoing is full
and true copy of the original order now
Oh file in my Office. ..s.r- .i.a.
DANIEL WALTON,
Clerk of Court of Monroe county, O..
December 4 4,-4w $12
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JACOB. WYSANT.S ESTAPE

ACOBi WXSANTS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed was, on the second day of Deeem-
Der, 1881 app ointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator de bonis
non OF the Estate of Jacob Wysant deceased.
PETER HORN, Admir-.
Dec IL, 1s61.-3tF dea.,