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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
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I'D .ssss &sasSssg u
boOnSS!qnsfvaly assa D 4 staS bSeI 70
and Farm ers, and with one accord they say tkat
for many diseasSg in e1iFais stAfy have never
found It's equal ! U5A dEH 4
On horses, two or three applications wi Il cure
the Scratches, ChafG5, 'ifd Galls, whether by
the mrnsSs, saddle oEsstAsrEissi lWOsh the
wounds Glnan, and tbs. .CdrSte freely applied will
cure them IN. a-few days. IsRiikcuro cracked
heels and Cancer ia the Tongue, canker or Sore
Mouth, affections of Iho Skin, falling Oft Ofthe
hair, &c. Sore teat and oakSi. uddcr in Cows
are soon curedh ny this Cerate. Is
Sold by medicine dealers generally.
Oct 9rd-Iy, l.iti
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
9oGi'Goa BRAN T'Ss sgco7' 20.
HlLSlM.
sTho Z (:reat C.OUGIIl EEElIEnY

Tho Great COUGIIL REMEDY.
thy Ysrrt oesxneisrro. tndi more aiau Hundred
q TbBhsHnd Cures Of ConsInnptiYc Compuin's, have
proysd 70 iilsvril bRl Rt9action OF all perions who
Is Ereftly superior, lechseii Is sooBS,hS ai h6lihg
and more certain 10 cure COnsnmptinn OF tho
iItnEs. Than any cer Remedy In the world. We khbN,
however, lat Is said by some that Consumption moi
be enneh Be tis opnsbn OF he many or thsew,
shall Go attempt 10 argue with such, Lgt tbs iSm say,
aid do dssotn fci. wlch o1n ba proved W thousands
" cases, that us uccgf hgH cHrcd CEgiE mi 10.
eaTsi which bsSfs te eIres'ere ee ctf. We ci M F
CqnsumptiOn, AMI wlclrweTe ai,enlel VIII EtJai
th sdIhs sd and view IN aH Fespacts lhe lie avn peha
Qfutose Sio dfi ald 4.ea eqId sIeisaa " have did wi
stiat fetal ses CousrIHpiioH. tiny B.sanihas rufed
h9qiaaL q perqni VI gege1aii y 10 hopenssly gey
edANvlo hAd hr,d dy. Tqtfrg Coughs p1+fi IN iha
fBrsast, .S9t, S.lt Bak- DGeulty bf Iirsnthing-
PHrAht' ETyefo,0ter -ifeit 'Fett-l NtsitSss1h-Id
4wasiiaa nv'S rOl tbe rFIash sarl HlCOd.i Persons
hat sich ohlaris have hee ciffed t'cr hNyas saf1
il,sy eoaid not Hyo wecIe longer s1lrs Medicine h
clred sC.e who were srppOsei u Be IN dying stale
good health Y
This Bnisum is PHrSg rrPefasl' eos'pspt IL b
pleasant " take, ald d9ss y In any Stage Of dA
ease or under any dIanslWces ltecls ils wonderful
aud sinosi tnIraculcus Cures 9y,Pngiy iDg, SfsEgt
dAE. and 1nvigoraiing Tie wtbs eys.ehilty tSl1li
sEg s eiTeHllor, and PRODUCING heliAy eetgn--thys
EhlIias Cough--SOtA'sg de- NePves--sid a9h5 dad
fle1itaiilg Expee toration, Cures The f9uowng dis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
TESTIWONY.

" Testimony like he following renders mprriiuou.
ali comments OF gltlltevicasy u Ba @ SlrHl,.t Pron
Dr.. H. r. YauIr profr,Iorul Chemistry il f!,c Ioh!rlh
Medical College: have .ookcl tr list u iu.rrdr
-eonposng Jolnu sCumP7unh EN rae. VI ssrg partlla
and have no hesitation h syig that rhty fgm !La
sompound aud Guv that pronses vol el rne JlaA,G
TO which Il is applicable, a.. Ia. 7. lA%DEli, " n
Louisvhe, Iunc6, 1873 ..1tsr ~ I'D.
What Dr. pyIe,, iysleisp by sqpQipupant 70 She Lou
ISTiile Marine Hospital saySot lfifs StssEpiria:
~, l ! LbUnyLL2, March 20 l3iS
hare examined Tie prescription for thG pruptuion Of
John Bulls sarshpariila uul believe the combination &
be excellent one, slpl well caleiat ed to ptouce g.,
IltyTadye Impression gu the system. Il,nyo used IL hn
In pubIp ,aii private Pr'ctc. anI think it thr Urs'
article Of Sarsaparilla now ia Use.
81" iHII ts' W. pYLES. II b,
t, gf,l Resilient physliau Louisville Marine Hoirita
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-10
Ayers Cherry. .PeStoral,"

r.I . FOA THH gHAfID SOhB OF lu lyFI.
Coughs, Colds, Inaucnza,o Hoerseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Ircipient Consump-
tion, and for the,reliCf of Consutnptve
Patients ia advanced stages of tho
diseases .rffLfh
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so ru-
nerous are the cases OF its cures, that almost
every section Of country abeunds in persons pub
licly known, who have been FCs,9red from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the hng5Aby it5
use. WhcnoneC tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of It's kind is TOO apparent to escape
observation, and where rs ittlcs bre known, the
public no longer hesitate what artidotc 10 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs flat are incidcntto our Climate.
While many inferior, remedies thrust upon tbs
community have failed and lefp discarded, this
has gained friends ly every trial, confe6ed bcneG
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro.
duccd cures too nuinerogs and too remarkable 70
be forgotten. .,.-..
~ IhEENhEb NJ '-''fa s"'r
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Army Correspondence.
CAMP TIFFIN, Wooster, .. I
November. 16. 1861. {

FRIEND EsTmL;-In fulfllment of my prom
ises toyou and my friends, renew my scamp
correspondence" Well, here we are, amidst
cold, snow and winds; scarce knowing what to
do. The cold we are getting used to; the snow
adds change to the scenes of camp life, and
prompts us, as it did when we were school
boys, to throw up our caps and hurrah for
don't know what unless it be the cold and,
suffering that must TO ollow--but we did huzza
and that, too, with hearty good will.
As the pure flakes fell softly through the
now leahess boughs which once so kindly
sheltered lis with their green foliage from the
burning sun, some OF us were SO thoughtful
as to wonder whether a kind Providence
would protect our lives that we might enjoy
once more the pleasures OF summers reiresh>
ing shade; or arc we like the ow-ilakes, to
fall in our youth and mingle with the streams
of the past. Well, ii we fall and are allowed
the privilege of ascending to the realms of
light to look down upon a re eunited and happy
people our reward will amply compensate us
for the sacrifice. am one of those who be
leve that soldiers uniform, when WON in u
righteous cause, will procure pardon Tor Il
multitude of sins.
AS tor rumors, we have any quantity Of
them; in fact they come SO fast that we get
confused, and the better way is to lot them all
pass unheeded. But we are sure to leave here
soon.
Friday night last was grand time for tho
officers. The occasion was a supper given
by the Wayne County Committee to the
officers of the 10th Regiment. We accepted
the invitation with thanks, aud we would be
thankful Tor many more ofthe same sort. The
order ofthingswas first, eating; second, eating
third, eating; then, after Officers, Judges and
Lawyers had eaten until each become an I'M
mense specimen Of corpulency: came The
toasts-regular and irregular. The sentiments
weae uneXceptionable. noticed that every
thing was Wooster Wooster and Wayne
County! Wayne County! Wayne County ! |!
In fact they think, or seem to, that this is eX
clusivey Wayne County Reg giment, Well
SO far as officers, positions and profits go !
bids fair to be that and nothing else. The.
have now the Lieut.. Colonel, and claim tn,
right, left and center Of the Regiment, will
no doubt of their obtaining the Chaplain AM
Suttler. Beside this the business men hay
pocketed thousands by the Regiment beinI
here. With these facts before us think tina
the exclusive toasting Of Wooster speaks ia
loude for their egotism and selhshness tina
il does for their modesty and liber ality; The
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05

should not forget that Muskingum county has
small claim In the Regiment, in the shape
OF two companies tho city Of Springfield has
ono company for which they will claim little
interests and when it comes to the battlefield
they will find that little Holmes has fight
ing interest in the 10th Regiment which, too,
Is entrusted to mon who will fight for glory as
well as country, and they will not wait TO be
toasted before they claim il. But this claim
ing everything was not all that sounded harsh.
~ to the ears ofa few. Some Of tho 'uoast-
ing ones" made it point to dcnounco every
thing that was English, aud referred particu-
larry to the last war with England. This, in
the pres cncc Of an Englishman who had left
his home and his title to fight for our endan-
gercd Union, was uncalcd for and ungcntlc-
manly; so much so that it called forth reply
from Col. Dc Courcy, which was ollicer- ike,
gcntemanly and patriotic. The happicSi cf-
forts ofthc evening were made by Judge Given
and the younger Dean. All in all, twas well
done. The Committee and the great Mogucl,
Crandal, deserve our thanks.
With renewed hopes of our leaving to- night
| Remain Yours,
NJ. B. De s.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hercbj given that In pcrsuance to an
= order 0r sale made b. the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the COUNTY Of Holmes, Ohio,
a. its N.Ycmber term. a D. 1861 in cause n said
Court wherein Peter Hammpud a. Administrator
If Daniel Hammond, deceased, j.. plaintiff and
Samuel B. Crawford il defendant ! will offer for
.alc at public Auction at tue north door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Ail!crsburg in said
Holmes COUNTY, Ohio,
On MoHday tie son day Of Deeetnber, A. d. leGI
AZ o'clock p u. of said day, the following Real
Estate, gi and being in said Count Of Holiness
Ohio, to-wit:-1he west half Of the north west
quarter Of section number sixteen, township thir-
teen Of range thirteen. Of school lands, estimated
to contain eighty acors. more OF less.
ALSO,
the west part Of the east half Of lhe north west
quarter Of section number sixteen, township thr-
teen, Of range thirteen, lnel and bounded as fol-
lows tO-wit:--commencing AT the north west corner
Of said half quarter section; thence south one
degree, east one hundred and sixty Peyches to d
post at the south west corner of said One-half
quarter section; thence north eighty-nine degrees
east twenty-five perches and thirteen links to =
post; thence north one degree. west one hundred
and .Xty perches TO post on the north line OF said
one-haIt quarter sectiun thence south eighty nine
degrees, west twcntJ two pcrchcs to the place OF
beginning, containing TWENTY-FIVE and hfty ons-
hhudredtA- acers Of land, ordered to be sold as
aforesaid as the property Of said samuel b. Craw-
ford. upon order Of sale issued b. said COnrt
and t. me directs a. Sheriff Of -aid COunty.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Nov. g. l.ti--n4Iwj.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Ladies', Aid Society.

The ladies of Mllcrsburg having formed them
selves into Soldiers Aid Society, invite the
ladies throughout the county to join them, and
contribute such articles they may have to spare
for the sick and wounded soldiers. The articles
most needed are, dried and canned fruit, yarn for
knitting into mttens, old linen for lint, blankets,
comforts, half worn shirts, sheets, small feather
pillows, etc, The Socety's room is over Mr.
BRAY's Tin Shop; regular meeting on every Fri
day evening. Pen SECRETARY
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Death from LOCk.inW.

Two weeks ago last Monday Mr.. WILLIAM
MAcADEw, who has had charge of repairing Mr..
DuNCANs mill, at Oxford, for some time, had his
left hand caught in cog.wheel, by which three
of his fingers were badly smashed. The wound
was quite severe, but it was not deemed danger
Gus. Mr. Nj. kept on experimenting the work up
to Thursday last On Friday he became worse
and so continued until Sunday morning when he
was taken with lock,jaw, and died on the alter
noon of the same day He was about 35 years
Of age, an excellent mechnnc,a highly respected
man, and an honoied and consistent member Of
the Masonic fraternity, His remains were taken
OH Monday to his residence near Ashland, Ash
land county. lie left wife, but we do not know
how much Of family, to mourn his mtiInely
death May He who tempcreth the wind to the
shorn lamb support the widow in her allliction.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
45th Regiment.

A. Ii. Comstock, Quartermastcr of the 10th
Regiment, has just returned from Cincinnati,
where has been to make requi.ltion for equip
ments, clothing and camp cquipage for his rcgi-
pent, and to supelintend their shipment He re-
ports that everything needed by the regiment in
the field is already provided, and will be shipped
TO this place on Saturday next. Camp Todd (the
grounds now occupied by the Cd Cavalry will be
fitted up in the best manner to promote the com
fort and convenience Of the men. Those desr-
ing to enlist il this regiment need have no fears
that their wants will not be supplied by the gov
ernmen, for everything is provided as soon as the
men so into camp, including blankets,-Cleociaad nd
Leader.
The 18th is the regiment for which Lieutenant
SPEoEL is recruiting company in this county,
Lieut.. SPEIGEL has now over fifty Of It's good men
as ever shouldered musket. We hope his com
lany will be speedily filled up. 1t will probably
be the last raised in this county, hence all who
have the slightest notion of volunteering should
fall into ranks.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Kind Sir. Adieu.

We have received from Boston a very long,
prosy, foolish and wicked article under the frank
of CHARLES SUMNER, U. S. Senator, advocating
Negro Emancipation, with the magninimous per-
mission to use it as editorial if we desire =
When we want an Abolition disunionst to write
editorial for us we will advise the generous Yam
kee He is endeavoring to stir up the Abolition
monkies all over the country to howl the Prcsi
dent into issuing proclamation for the EXTERN
ination of Slavery. Let every christian pray thai
Mr.. LINCOLN may be saved from his friends. The
Abolition disunionists are becoming defiant and
out spoken and it is time for conservative, Union.
loving men to speak out.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Sale Of Real Estate.

/ |ONTHE 2s,hnhYoFDE DECEMBER, A. d. 1851.
- at o'clock. J. NJ. NJ the door of the Court
House, in the town Of Millersburg. in the county
II UDlme.. and state Of Ohio, Will be- sold To the
highes bidder at bubble auction the following real
estate, lyiug and being in said Holmes County to-
WitlciB9 part of the north east Quarter Of section
ten IN township eight aud range eight bounded and
de-tribed ~ follows. beginning at pg on the
north line Of said section liJ rods east Of the north
west corner Df Gd section thence east on the line OF
.hid section sixteen Cfnins ana twenty-five links
thence sou th fOrt five minutes vest sixteen chains
and fits links thence south tweuty-nine degr's west
four chain and fifty link thence south seventy two
and q hdIf degrees west twenty chains and thirty
two links thence south eight nine and fourth
d. gees cast thirtyscveu links thence south forty
i've minutes west twenty chains and forty links
thence north eight nine and fourth degrees vest
twelve cha and elcyeu links thence south forty
five minutes east siXt gone chains and twenty-Ono
links ~ the place Of beginning containing eighty
three acres and seyenty Fl = hpnudredths Of an
acre more or le.-. subject o. the dover estae OF
sarah -purgeu therein assigned to her - inotes
and bounds. :
Term. Of sale; one.third cash in hand one th ird
10 one and One-third in two years with interest
from the day Of sale, to b. secured b. mortgage
. Du the premises sold. .- -
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
+ Nov 81. 15Cl.-I4.WJ
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
M AHsIsEAG ES.

MARRlED-On the 2sth ult in MiIlersburg, BY
Rev j. a, i. Simpson, MIR. JouN G.. llENRY and
Miss MARY W.BAGCHMAN, both Of Holmes county.
On the 2lst ult., by Rev. G, H. Owens at the En-
plre House, Mr. JOHNSON SCuTT and Miss MARY
MCCuLLoCH. both of Fredericksburg. o.
On the "A h ult. at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev. j. G. Gillian, Mr. URAu n ALTMAN
and Miss kEBECCA JANE MCCLURE, both Of Holmes
county.
On the 2lst nit, at the residence of tho brides
father, by the same, Mr.. .IoHS SuALLENBERGER
and Miss PuEGE REESE, of Wayne county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
A Good AppOiut.

The President made good appointment when
he selected Hon. ROBERT +, PAINE for District
Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio. Mr.
PAINE is a fine lawyer, and an efficient officer
The Grand Jury for the present term of the Comt,
before adjourning unanimously passed the follow.
ing resolution, offered by Col EAsoN, of Wayne
county:
Resolued, That the thanks of the Grand jury
be hereby rendered to Hon. r. f. Payne for the
very courteous and gcntlemanly manner in which
he has discharged his Official Duties during its
present session.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
SheriHrs Sale,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that l will offer for
y sale at public Auction at the north door Of
the Court House, in the town of Millersburg. in
the County VI Holmes, Ohio,
On the 30h dag Of December, Il. D. 1861,
at o'clock. p. NJ. Of said day the following Real
Estate ing and being in said Holmes County,
to-wit:-Ihe south half of lot number eight, sub
division number one in the first quarter township,
township number nine Of range number seven,
containing forty acres Of land ordered to be sold
az the property of George Hitcs upon proceedings
to forclose mortgage thereon in the Court Of
Common pleas within and for the said Holmes
County. in cause wherein Peter Biggs now plain
tiT and George Hites and others now defendants,
in prrsuauce to an order Of sale issued by said
Court of Common Pleas and to directed as
Sheriff Of said County. -
JOHN FRENCH Sheriff.
Nov, p, l-6l-n4lw5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Eieut. Colonel of G5th Regiment.

We are greatly rcjoiced to learn that Capt
DANIEL FRENCH has been promoted to Lieutenant
Colonel of the 65th Regiment Lieut. Colonel
French possesses all the qualifications for the po.
sition. He is a tried and true soldier, Il man of
good moral character, beloved most by those who
know him best. Lieut. L. W.. VoRHEs has been
elected Captain, Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Knox county,
LIST Lieutenant, and JAsPER BRADY ID Lieutenant
of Capt FRENcn's company Good luck to them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
A Turkey.


We are indebted to the kindness of JAcop
Sroor, Esq, for very fine turkey. Mr., SLoop
Is one Of the live Democrats of German township.
We hope he may live thousand years, that his
turkey hens may hatch ten times year and each
one bring forth hundred chickens at sitting.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

y PURSUANT to instructions from the Secretary
7 Of tue Irea.u,, book will be opened on the
Btown ~ Co.. in Mllersburg for subscriptions un-
der my superintendance for Treasury Notes, TO be
issued under the act of July L. ls6l. These notes
vii! be issued IN sums OF h!ty lollaS one huuareo
dollars, five hundred dollars, one thou and doars,
ana five thous ma dollaIs each, dated l9tn Ausust
1861 payable three years after date TO the ordeE
o the subscriber or directed, and bearing inter-
9St ut he rate # ) ~ per cent, per annun pa!a-
bic sem-aunUally such interests being al the rate
uf two cents for each day every hundred dollars
For the convenience of tLe holder each note VIII
have coupons attached expressing the several
amounts Of semi. annual interests, which coupons
may be detached and presented tor payment sepa-
ralely from he notes.
cevcl during fifteen days from the day of opening
the bgck uipg csad. No subscriptions for less than
received. Suusc.i ptious Of fifty dollar or one hun
dred dollars must be paid In lawful coin OF the
United states at the time Of subscribing. sub
sclIPhums "i more than one nun dd3ilars may be
paid or, preferred, one ten "a the tire
OF subscribing and une-lhlrd oi the wnole amount
on cvery twenueth dHy thereafter untl the Whoie
shall be paid, No payment of less than NIFTY dol
lars can BE- caeeept d that being the smallest sum
( which Treasury notes can be Issued.
CirtiGcates vii be granted in duplicate to sub
scribers for the amounts so paid, the original CT
which tho sncscriber will transmit by mail to tho
See cary of the Treasury. when Treasury notes, as
aforesaid. will be issued thereon to such subscriber
or his order carrying interest as expressed IN suen
Certificate but in cases where only a part of the
ampnnt subscribed is paid at the time OF subscnb'
ing, Treasury Notes will be issued only for the pay,
ments made subsequently to the first, which viii
remain until the whole amount subscribed by such
person shall be paid. when Treasury Notes will b9
issued for such first ray ment also op payment OF
each deferred installmcut, the subscriber Will pa!
in addition thereto, sum equal To the interest ac
crued thereon from the 18th August TO the date o
pnymcnt, aud on final payment like interest OnithI
amount paid subscription, which paymehts o
interest wiN be reimbursed To the subscriber II
/ the payment Of the first ccupJT.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such eertihcate'
by the Treasury will be sent to the subscrlberS bl
malt on such other mode as may be Indicated o.
theu when the, tran, il their uI iginal Gerthcates
The dupica le ,erti Frlcs may be retained by then
,n loF .he5L ii "Nn I"f,ig gg"''''' r. W. ENOS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Guardians sale.

~ pursuance Of an order 6f the Probate Court ~
Holmes COUNTY Ohio. mado on the 9th day of
November A. u. isai. n the case Of Joseph Kim.
efer guatding " Margaret Brentnall aud Elk
will.
On he 13h day Of December, 4. d. 1861,
ut o'clock T.. NJ, on the promises offer at publio
sale the following described Real Estate situate In
the County Of Holmes and State ot Ohio tO-wit.-
part Of the east half Of the north east unarer of
section number seventeen, In township mum hoe
seventeen, Ia range number fourteen, bounded and
described ~ foliows beginning at post forty
pcrohes and two and one half lnks south from tho
north east corner OfHaid half quarter, thence south
two degrees cast forty pcrches two and one half
link with the line 81 said half quarter 10 post
onoc south eighty nine degrees west seventy nine
pcrcbcs Hnd six link. H. post on tho west line ~
said half quarter. thence north two degrees ives,
fOury ninO pcrches and two and one-half links ,p "
post on the line Of said hair quarter thence eighty
ninc degrees east seventy nine perches aud six link
90 the place ~ beginning contli ming twenty acres.
Tenn ~ sa!e --Une-thiri ca-h on the day Of sale,
one hrd in ono and Onc-tlird in two years from tho
day Of snlc, - be occurred bJ morgt tge on the prem-
sold ana flDdLis.Cd payments ~ bear interest
a. the rate Of siN pef con-. per auuun, PAYABLE
nualiy. Apprai- ed nt 500.
JOSEPH KtWERER, Guardian
~ Ma garet aud Elizabeth Broutneu;
Reed Crtchheld Atts iUi Petitioner.
Nov. "a, lsGi .-G3JNi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-05
Notice..

DYELINE LION, Of the County Of :Barthola-
Il NEW, : tate Of Indiana, and Mrs. McJrue
nois vii. take notice that Thomas Net. Ebright,
Administrator ol the sstate vi Samuel Davis, de-
ceased on the 4rh day Of November A. d. ls6l, fs,
lis petit ion IN the Probate Court within and for
the County of Holmes. in the state of Ohio, al.
egiAg that he personal property ana effects Of said
decedent is insufficient L. pay his debts and char
g-- Of Adminstr;t lion, that he died seiged in fee
simple Of the following real estate situated in the
CouGty of Holmes and State Of Ohio to-wit:-ln
lot number thirty a. designated on the old record
plat. and which on reapprai sement was changed
and Is now designated as in lot number fifty eight
in the town Of Nashville in said COUNTY; that
lillian Davis Lorcuza Davis, Pcrmelia kost, wife
1f Dr. kost. Lveline Lion and Mrs McGrue.
heirs at law hold the next estate Of inherltence
therein, the object and prayer of said petition Is
for an order authorizing said Administrator to
sell said premises for the paymeut of debts and
char-es sand petition will be Tor hearing on the
g hddp Of December D. 1901, or US soon thereafter
a. counsel can be he'd .,
IlIOAAs MCG, EBRIGHT, Admir-
OF samuel Davis, deceased.
Nov = ISil-n3-W