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aoNR INTO CANT.

The Seventh, SiIty-ninth, and other New
York Regiments, and Regiments from other
States, either have gone into camp or are ar
ranging 10 do 80. Their camp grounds are
daily visited by thousands of citizens and
strangers but as the novelty wears on, the
crowds grow thinner, Of course.
E~LLswoRTH's NEW YORK zoUAyEs.
This 6ne Regiment remarkable for the
"musele" of is members, continues to at
tract an Unusual share of public attention.
They are all men of greatzmRseular develop
ment; in a hand-to-hand fght with any enc
my, they would perform prodigious feats Of
yalOr. Their actions here have been charac-
erized by a careless good nature and rough
sort of n~onehalanee, which have made them
hosts OF friends; although some OF them,
unruly fellows, have done divers deyiIish
things. Among these latter exploits, was
that of a dozen of them going into a whole
sale grocery on Pennsylvania Avenue, and
frightening the worthy proprietor and bis
clerk until they inglOriousIy aedi one
of them stepped behind the counter, sold
some $50 worth of goods to his comrades,
took mer nOtss IN payment the salesman
saying that be had known them in New
York as honorable gentlemen, and had no
doubt they would pay, after which they left
with their booty. Several performances Of
this character have determined the Depart-
ment of War to send back 10 New York
those members who have been thus guilty.
Generally, however, they are wel[bebaved
fellows, although inclined to rogaery.
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10 LET-A TWO STORY =

Il BE Vacant Lots on Prospect street, near
Hudson strest, Price SIS per foot. F-
ep~ri2Llt ROUSE JEHNTHGB al'
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T RI

PRINTING OFFICE FOB sAIE. -
For sals-A lot Of Brewer and HOnraTisl Typs, -
Imposing Stones, Cases. Chases, and egaFythnf ~
eouplete for nEinting n daily aud weekly RsWdba1G.
with the e~xcePtien o. o prezsl which viz b sold 81
1-FOr particulars esi = the "Lsader" Oounts Lal
ing Room. go teb2:Ru Iem
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IL House and Five Acres Of Land nkina ri
MAJ street. near County Fair Grounds. S20~
aprlz ROUSE JENNINGS, Z
"A Suuerinr street.
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SMsaraMEE.
n S R A Q E

BB- FtFe and Marine Risks taken in the above
Companies. Also, in some 0fths best ~non-Particl-
H. F. BRAYT0N, Agent,
tebi6s8 No. arwafer Building.
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LtOh SALE.-ONR SBCOND-HAND q
Steam FOiler-upugat 30 called, Lately asea r.
In the zds- cfdca.- Said Boiasr isl2 inches n d
amsteEf g1tsides andS teq r1gs fnrnaa parb8@
in diametsf, sud 5 FEET hfgn.
Said Boiler origfnaliyeo cost 500. fsnON htf nh
order, and With the grates, sasy-yalYs wiz
q further geTtgegIars ssqui5sst once
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6rF SaIe d Fht.7 nAd

EOR S a LE@THK SUBscRIBER
has for sale > nev MILCH COW, Nth Calf Z.
weeks Old. The Cow e an excellent mixer, AID has
Sitsu, and . eupD0sed nov % give 10 70 Is quarts Of
e edt4 asly Any one Wishing to purchase 3 GOOD
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AYERS AGUE CURE,
HOB 4 SPEEDY CURE OFd ~ s1fH
sateTmsttaIt keUeT, or Fever and AgHs, ReuH5
tent Fever, ChiH Fco5, Das6Agus 10.
TiodieGL Headachs, o. Bilious Hsqdzsls
ache and Bilious Esvzs, indeed
fof he VAOe eLa5 Of Dis
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LOR RENT-THE ROOMS VOW
ii OCCUPIED BY =. W Tlbbits, Esq.. Justics o. DE
Peac9 are for ront COLWELb 4 co. ~
APPS flE.u 10 Ontario street.
EOR SALE - MA
IL GHINE HOB. In lhich the mAnufaetnrrg 4
Of Sewing Machines has been carried on for ssraf
years, containing q number Of Lathes, Vices, IaOis
and Skating For particulars snGuire II thiF 01ca-
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Something Of a Fracas,

Mr.. Daniel Tuel, about week since,
observing one of his sons dogging some
hogs, ofwhich he. Daniel. was the propri-
etor,, and being somewhat displeased with
the proceeding. brought out Of his house
an old mnsket. loaded with buckshot. The
musket happened to go off while it was
pointed in the direction of the son, and
two Of the shot lodged in the sons neck.
The SON thereupon went mp to the place
where his father was standing. aud the
old gentleman thinking the punishment
not sufficiently severe. hit the son over
tho head with the butt of the musket.
The son. upon recovering from the effects
of tie blow. feeling somewhat indignant
ct the course of his father in the sransac-
4ion, the.eupon "pitched ir;" and after
vindicsting his side of the question in a
very striking manner, retired from the con.
test, and here the affair ended
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Legal Notice.

& - q
IAMRs DEvORE and Nary Aun Deyore his
y wife, Johnson Christy and Martha AnR
Christy his wife, William Knowlton, JameT
KnowltoE, Joseph Knowlton, tieorge knowltusaf
Eunice Knowlton, Thomas Knowlt6bs Fre6<fS
ick Knowlton, John w. Knowlton and Ephraiin;
Knowlton, who are the legal heirs of Calvin
P. Knowlton, late of Monroe County, sOhi6$
deceased, are hereby notified that ThamaE
Piatt as the administrator of said Calvin skS
Knowlton, deeexsed on the 9Th day Of Nov~wx
Der. 1861. in, the Probate Court of Monros
County, Ohio, filed his petition against tli-uf
setting forth that said Calvin P. Knowlton thsM
in full life, sold to James Devore certain ssae
estate In Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: aJsods
The north east quarter of the south wrst
quarter of section ls, township 4 and ran, =,
s; also the north half of the west half of the
south east quarter of section is. town hip -
and range 6, for the sum of one th h0ssandsd sdrE
lars. That said Knowlton ooliEatrd himself
upon full payment of the purchase money, to
make or cause to be ade 10 tie purchaser.
his heirs or assigns, good and sufficient deed
of convey ance for thesanic. That safts(x xlv N
p. Knowltpn, afterwards srd b~fore tIulL var,
ment Of, the purchase money, departed hhig
life, and that the said James Dev0re Il nov;
and has been for d long time III posses ssi6n ii
said premises, and Is ready and willing ,6stay
the balance of the purchase nsney. !. . hst sAl4
administrator prays an order Of iks. tcult, ,auy
thoriEing him, upon the pay f.snt OF ths bal
ance of the purchase money sfi;fesSid, to comb
plete said contract npon the Part of the hStsA
Of said Calvin p Knowitou; aud for an older
empowering and author ixing ir:sn as euch x,t
ministrator, to make such ey,i.sy anrs pn,.:s.
, ant to the statute. Said r.tit an viii 6s'E.f
hearing on the 30th day Of Tssanb~r. Iadt:
/ Nev. ., le6l.---3w I!is sAAs's gtFaGho
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RADWAY,S RENOVATING RE.
SOLVENT

Searches the diseased blood, and purges It of
inhammatOry and corrupting particles. For
chronic diseases, supposed to be infixed in the
flesh and tissues past all help, it is>the one
sole invariable cure. There is not flesh or
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Tubercies on the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward or outward, sucoumb before its anti
septic anti-inhammatory action.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere.
RADWAY & CO., % John Street, N. Y.
J. N. KIRKBRIDE,
J. T. JUDElNs. Agents.
Nov. 6, 186l.-4t.
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Attention, Volunteers Il!

Judgs Marsh, of this Judicial Distr:ct,'as
Colonel; Captain Pond. Morgan County, as
Lisut. Colonel: and Lieut.. Steele, of Belmont
County, - Major, have been authorized by
0sv. Dsnnison to raise . Volunteer Regiment
in this State. This is the best chance 70 r
Volunteers in our county, who desire to get
into the service, of which we know; for the
siEcsrs are all the right kind of men, have
seen service. and are men who live in our
-Ju dieisl District. All companies, hereafter
raised, and all persons desiring to 60 into the
ssryioe, please take notice. @ ~ g
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RADvAY's REGULATING PILLS

Are the great regenerative medicine Of the
age. Ladies' for years the victims Of depress-
ing, ie-consuming complaints Of . special
nature, are restored to health and vigor by
their u,e. All the ordinary affections Of the
stomach, bowels, and liver, yield to the hrst
or second dose. Six Pills sufice In the worst
cases, and they operate in from three to six
hours, moro eftectually than 80 Of the drastic
class given in such nauseating quantities.
Coated With sweet gum the Pills have no dis
agreeable flavor. They not only cure Costive-
ness quickly but permanently. and in bilious
ness they are infalli5le. Dyspeptics who have
suffered for years, recover in few weeks un-
der this painless operation. They act power
fully upon the circulation of the blood, rem
dering it uniform and equabls throughout the
system. s- -} tf25ift
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every parent should keep a supply of Rad
wy's Ready Relief constantly in the house.
Itnot only cures but will ward off attacks of
Fever and Agne, Group, Influenza, Sore Throat,
Snail Pox. Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
otler malignant diseases. and in cases of
Rhsnatism, Neuralgia, Cramp, spasms, Pains,
Achss, and other infrp-ities, an application Of
the leady Relief externally. or 4 teaspoonful
in little water as a drink, will stop tho most
excruiatng pains in from five to fifteen min
utes.
In s'vere attacks of Group Diptheria-or
Sore Tlroat Plagus-Radway's Ready Relief
will Arrays save life, and quickly cure the pa
tient.
For worms there is no medication SO quick
as doe of Railways Ready Relief.
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HAVE YOUR CRATES SET.

Msssrs. HArHxs and MARSHALL are now On.
gagged in setting Crates in town. They have
the; improved Dodges'v patent, warranted to
draw better and make greater heat with the
same amount of fuel than any other plan Of
setting. The CRATES are set with fire proof
Give them . oall. E
Nov. 9, l8el.-13t.pd.
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These agents will receive donations OF
woolen shirts, drawers. socks, gloves and
blankets; and they are also authorized to
purchase blankets. The blankets to be
purchased should be wooden and service
able, and such should be selected as are
near the army standard. and the agent
should not agree to pay higher than 81 so.
The army standard is understood to re-
uulre the blankets to be all wool, and to
weigh fonr pounds.
1t will be the duty Of each agent to
make out duplicate lists Of all donations
and purchase; one to be kept by himself
and the other to be sent With the goods
10 Columbus. The lists should show the
name and place of residense of each do.
nor; and in the case of blankets pur
chased. also price allowed; and for conve-
niencs of inspection at Columbus. each
entry should be regularly numbered in
the lists, and the same number put upon
the goods donated or bought. The blank
cts bought will be paid for in due time by
the United States. TheageIts are re
quested to proceed Immediately to call the
attention of the people of their several
localities to the subject. They will espe-
cially appeal to the women, and to the
lclergymen, and through them to their
congregations, of their several neighbor-
hoods and to school teachers, to hold
meetings and organize a. societies, so that
these articles of clothing. SO necessary to
theacomforts and health of our soldiers
may be Immediately supplied - sspz
The goods collected by the agents will
be by them sent to WILLIAM 'OKEY
Esq, to be forwarded to the Quarter
master General at Calumbus.
By order of the Committee.
WM. F. HUNTER, &
| - vi Chairman
Jso NJ. KIRKBa1DE. Sec'y.
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~ On our first page We publish
= very interesting account of the pro-
ceedings as Darlington, previous to the
departure Of the volunteers mustered
into the service by Lieut.. Stephens,
for Camp at Marietta. We call the
attention of our readers, to the ad-
l,ess delivered on che occasion by Miss
Black. It will well repay perusai.
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81: FAREWELL
Calomel, Blue Pill, Quinine
FAREWELL
OPIUM, eCHLOROFORM, AND
~ vri ALCOHOL.

RADwAY's REM
RDIRs combine all
that is required
for the purgation,
publication, reg
ulation, invigora-
ton, and harmo-
nixation of all the
organs of the hu-
man body.
RADwAY's RIA-
DY RxLrEY, taken
IS . preventive,
fortifes the frame
against . the inhu-
ences Of bad air,
bad water, damp,
sudden changes
of temperature,
and every species
Of infection. It
calms the throes
of agony ~ oil
stills the waves.
Taken at the frst
outsst t of any
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Blankets Shirts and Socks
FOR THE SOLDIERS.

The Governor of Ohio having issued
his Proclamation. calling upon the Peo-
pie of the State for the above articles. we,
the Military Committee of Monroe Coan-
ty. in accordance with said Proclamation,
do appoint the following Agent for each
of the several Townships of said County
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John III. Booths Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed was, on the llth day of October,
1861, appointed by the Probate Court of Men,
roe County, Ohio, Administrator with the will
annexed of John II. Booth, late of said conn
ty, deceased. GEORGE SMITH, Admr.
Oct. 1s, 1as1.-3w.
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For Sale.

THE undersigned ofFers for sale forty acres
of land in Green Township, II miles south
of Supers' Steam Mill and mile from Round
Bottom. Said land is very productive, can be
bought on reasonable terms and small pay
ments. >
% For further particulars apply at the
County Inarmary.
WILLIAM TRuEx.
Oct. q. 1ss1.-sw.
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- Lieut.. WEST left for Camp God
d.rd with eleven men last Tuesday week
which makes about 40 men mustered
into the service by him. Both of the
proprietors of this paper are now in
the service Of their country. @
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JOHN W, CAROTHERS,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.

HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING, LRTTKRING, READY
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL COLORS,
- Done and prepared in tle most fashion
able styles. and on the shortest notioe,
evt. 10, 1881 1y.
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80 Mr.. Robson has gone into Camp
at Marietta with Company from Grays-
Vile in this county One Company
gone from Clarington and about one
half Of = Company to Zanesyille.-
Old Monroe will do to bet on! a51s
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State of Ohio, Monroe County.
In tho Court Of Cemmon Plees Of sssd
- County.
e John s. Way, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin Hughes, Elisabeth Hughes.
William Philpot and James Walker.

TTNHE said James Walker, who is . non-resi-
l. dent of the State of Ohio and . resident
of the State of Rhode Island will take notice
that John g. Way, on the 4th day Of October
A. D, 1861, filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of Aonree County, Ohio, his petition against
him and others, the object and prayer Of which
is to foreclose Mortgage executed by Benja-
min Hughes and Elisabeth Hughes to Isaac
Smith, and assigned to said Way, on the fol-
lowing lands and tenements situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit:
The south east quarter Of section sixteen
(160 township six (6,) of range seven 90
also the south west quarter Of the south west
quarter of section ten (lo,) township six (6,)
and range seven 10 also the north west quar-
ter Of section nine (9) township six (6O and
range seven (7;) also ten (1O) acres OF Of the
west side Of the south west quarter OF the
north east quarter of said section nine 90 be-
ing cut of by a line running north and south,
containing IN all four hundred and ten (4l0)
acres, be the same more or less.
Said petition alleges that said James Walker
holds . Mortgage on said premises for the sum
of two thousand dollars, appears from the
records of said Monroe County, which may
be subsisting lien on said premises. The
said James Walker, will appear and answer
said petition on the 30th day of November
A. D. 1861, or in default thereof judgment
will be taken for tho amount due said plaintiff,
and an order to sell said premises to pay the
same. JOHN 3. WAY.
October >, 1s61.--ew.
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Upon. Without 4 Map. and good one, the
War News must be more or less unintelligible
to the reader. This Map is, as We have said,
four feet in length BY three feet in breadth!
Every person should have one Of these Maps.
and one Of them will be given to every two
dollar subscriber to THE POST, on the receipt
of his subscription for the coming year. To
two-dollar subscribers in the country, they
will be sent by mail, upon receipt of their
subscriptions, the postage being paid by usD
One of these large colored Maps will also
be sent gratis to every person who gets up
Club for THE POST, Che postage being pre-
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DIED-On the srd day of November 1885,,
of Diptheria, MARY ELISABETH, daughter q
William and Margaret Doug gherty, aged years
5 months and q days. ,.,:..5.., 49,, :
: aOf such is the Kingdom of Heaven" setia
"Happy infant early blessed, 1'e@ uEgi
Rest in peaceful siu mbers rest.
sjfi3t9 35 r. R. BucHHBIr.
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DLSSOL UTION OF PLRTNER.
SHIP.

clarington, o., Sept. II, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partner
IN ship heretofore carried on by John Mes
serly, Mortimer Pollock, William C. Anshut1
and Julius Pollock, under the name and style
of John Messerly Il Co., in Clarington, Mon
roe County, Ohio has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, and in future the business
will be carried on by the said John Messerly,
on his separate account, who will pay and re-
csivs all debts due and owing to and from t he
said partnership in the regular course of busi-
ness. w. C. ANSHUTZ,
5s3{oa M. POLLOCK, p
JULIUS POLLOCK,
JOHN EESSERLY.
Sept. Is, 1s6l.-3t. pd.
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John Coss' Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN was, on the 5th day Of October, 1851, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio, Administrator with the will annexed
of John Coss, late of said county, deceased.
JOHN GRIFFITH, Admir-.
Dot. 3, 1s61.-3t. pd. :,
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Daffodil's Delight:
"a LIFE's SECRET. ]

by MRS. WOOD, Author of "Ths Mystery,
.MDunssbury House," "The Earl's Daughters. >
5saThe Red Court Farm" 60. sifes8 i 81
We also announce an admirable PREMIUM
for these war times, f 5ad sbEei
zLargs Cdlorsd Map Of the lSlaveholding
States. - THIS Map is four feet long By
Ahrse feet broad =.
II comprises all the Slaveholding States:
the States are in different colors: the Conn
ties, Towns, Villages, Harbors, Rivers and Forts
are given. the Railroads, their stations and
distances, are also laid down: the whole Map
being compiled from the latest government
and other reliable sources. The Importance
Of this Map. in enabling the reader of the War
News to understand all land or sea movements
In ths Southern States, need net be enlarged
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Jonathan Dunnss Estate.

N0TICKis hereby given that the undersign
IN cd was, on the 2sth day of October, a6l
appointed by the Probate Court Of Nohro
County. Ohio, Executor Of the Estate Of iona
than Dunn, deceased. 's -s@ss- So
JAARs SWALLOW. E.'r
Oct. 80, lss1c-st e f9e
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BLACKSMITH WANTED!

A good Blacksmith and Wagon. maker
in Sardis, Ohio There is . vucant Shop
and tools.
E For further psrticuiars address
EDWIN HORNBROOK,
Sardis.s o.
Wheeling IntelHgencer please copy to
t6e amount Of $l.60. rgA e
Nov. is, Ie6l.-2m. pd.
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:. Abraham Jackson's s Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed were, on the 23d day Of October 1851
appointed by the Probate Court Of nsnros
County. Ohio, Administrator Of the estate OF
Abraham Jackson, deceased.
AsSs T9iif At - ROBERT JACKSON, l.
Z - 3 to..i4it LEONARD JACKSON,
Get. so. 1851. --st. Administrators.
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disease, 1t cures GsOne. Administered later, 1t
suspends the disorder, and affords an. oppor
tunity for the other reme1les to exercise their
benign influence.
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Calvin P. KnowltOn's Estate
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed was, on the 2Sth day of October, 1851,
appointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Chic, Administrator Of Calvin r.
Knowlton, deceased.
THOMAS PIArf, Adn'r.
Oct. 80. .1ssl.-3t.pd.
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70 Teachers.

TTHE Board Of School Exaninsrs will hsld
i . meeting in Wsodsfsld, roeFvn I
Saturday. November .,
Teachers will take notice that this probably
will be the only meeting held until March.
By order Of the Board.
JAMES o. AMOS, Olssk.
Oct. 16, lssl.-sw 9 (
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EVENING POST
NEW PREMIUM FOR 1862.
xLTTKRARY AND NEWS PAPER l-sTORIES
SKETCHES. WAR NEWS, MARKETS, &c.

Those wishing to economize in these war
times, cannot, We think. do better than to
subscribe for that aoldest and best OF the
weeklies," TIE SATURDAY EvEsISa POST, Phiia-
dslphis. For the small price OF tiro dollars .
year, (doSn to one dollar, in clubs.) paper is
sent, containing summary of all the
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE WEEK
4osetoriss, Sketches, Essays, Agricultural Ar
Aislss, Choice Receipts, an account of the Mar
ksts, Poetry, Humorous Articles, Editorials, &c.
We design commencing the new year with
= story from the talented pen which has here
tofore Afforded our readers SO much pleasure
The new story will be called
Daffodil's Delight:
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Town Of Calais.

In Monroe County, ehio, being the same prop
erty now in possession of William Henning.
andfthe same on whieE he now resides.
Taken in execution and leviei upon ~ the
property of William Henning, at the suit si
Zimmerman and Jenkins.
y. n. MORROW, Shsri3.
0ot. D lA4.-$4,Se. N. q q
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! SHERIEFS SILE.
Zimmerman and jenkins,
against
William Henninv.

w fftut1 XKVUuSuBs
By virtue ofa writ Of execution On justices
Judgment to mo directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, I will
offer for sale at the front door Of the court
house, in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
O'Clock ?. M, on ~
Saturday, the oh day Of Nov. 1851,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit:
g The north east quarter Of lot number 81
east part of lot number 33 and one-fourth Of
lot number 40, in the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-13

Valentine Cats Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
IN cd were, on the END day of October 1851,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County. Ohio. Executors Of the estate Of VAL
sntins Gaits, late Of said county, deceased.
VALENTINE CATS and
GEORGE ". SPALDING,
Oct. 80, 1sSl.-3t. Executors.