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A nn1INIsrRA RATnR,s sA1R nF nRAI

A pnIINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
ihe Probate Court u Hamilton County Ohio to me
directed Will offer for sale at public auction in
MONDAY January 20, 1862 at o'clock, P. 81 the
following real estate, belonging to the estate of W.
r.; Morris, deceased, 10 wit:
Lot marked 90 on plat on A. in this case, be-
Ing "a feet i 2.6 inches IN front Front.street,
5000 in Hamilton County, Ohio.
AbS0-All these eleven Lots, numbered 4, s. 10,
- Smith sSg Pa q on snGfySRe thS c
ton onTI recorded 10 Of B9os @ se s. Of Mfm
dred Cs4OO( dollars for each lot
ALsOIlois Nos. l26. 1870, 1873, 1885 and 1877 in the
same subdivision. Valued at four hundred 5000
Al soSLots numbered g, e and l4a Valued at
haR@5sS ana foItg sSiSi Sqisra & ssp5 iS9 " 'NO
z 90, % 96 and l65. Valued at two hundred 5000
at one hundred and twenty (sl2OJ dollars for each
lot, Lots Nos O6, lOs and li6 Valued ~ hfy 500
Valued at y five ss5 dollars for res each lot ' Lots
N9s 5 @ US snd nSb 2S SlusG "a 81 +, y.ys
S0 hSndsd and went; five lsss, dollars u0I Lot
G e N valued at spd ihTst ssYue 6an
dred and fifty $3.50 dollars Lot No. li6 Valued
H. Valued at two huSdred and four Gs3o) dollars. S.
Lot SS 10 Valued Ct three rec hundred and twenty
@ and seventy s dollars EDt N q. S
Vslus6 at T. two hundred ID, and IF $3.50 d2laTs
hhie hi iOliOWs tO"WlG OF Jne
money to be paid in cash on the day of safe; one-
third in one year from the day of confirmation of
sale, and one. third in two years from the day Of
by morteaG on the premises, aud to draw interest
at tie rate Of six per cent per annum from the
Tmation of sale. Said property will be sold as the
property q VIM. B. Morris deceased, in the case of
Sarah L. Morris end W. Il, Morris, Administrators
of the estate tf VIM. r. Norris, deceased, against
Sarah l.. Morris and others (No. 7l5) Hamilton
County Probate Court, being petition to sell land,
ana will be sold free from dover or other interest
on the part of any of the defendants in saa case.
W. X. MORRlS,
del4 dTh Surviving Administrator.
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ALL SHOULD KNOW IT.
NONsT ITUTIONAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCY OR INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD

How many thousands Of men and women are there
who are at this time suffering out miserable exist
ence, or from that perncious practice self pOutioni
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and their broken down constitutions, disqualifyine
them from the happiness of marriage, or the eDJoy.
mept II life In this horrid situation thousands suf
er, until death closes the Let parents, guar
daBs or frie d. attend to those who are suffering
with any Of those horrible life destroying maladies
Fes that tbe5 cared for snd cured before be
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATES,
No. 1853 Sycamore-street, first door below Fifth.
street CiEcinr sti, Okio ply sician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 years and
who 10 certain 10 cure the most inveterate cases.
without MERCURY OR ANY OTHER INJgRI.
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to those who interested in the welfare of their
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upon the public by using the names Of emiu ent
physicians from Europe and other places Be
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you risk your life or you may fall into the hands q
these charlatans.
N. B. DIR. J. HATES will attend his patients
personally, and be found in his e6ics, No SO
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o'clo ok in the morning until in the evening. All
confidential noI3-u
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something TO bring about their reconcilia-
tion-but how2 There was nothing for IL
but 10 fold my hands and wait. Had |
ceased to love him myself Why torture
me with this question: / stroye to put self
and selfish feelings out Of sight. was try
ing 70 follow Christ though 1t were but afar
of. Should shrink because the way was
hard7 From the time came TO Hazelwood
/ had never thought Of Andrew Lincoln
without thinking at the same time Of
Katherine, his true and loving wife.
For whole year we lived on perfectly
ogether-Katherine, her children, and |.
had learned to love her as if she had been
my sister. l shared, believed all her
thoughts, and l knew she was each day
growing into purer and more perfect wo-
manhood-more and more worthy Of being
a good mans honored and cherished wife
as she ought to be, as l trusted in God she
would be soon. She was singularly gentle
and winning now, but as sad as she was
tender. We used 10 talk often Of her hus-
band but when promised that he would
come back some day and make her happy,
she used to say that did not know him-I
could not dream how utterly he had ceased
to love her. She should never see him on
earth. Perhaps it would be permitted her
to go 10 his side and ask his forgiveness in
heaven.
1t was in April that little Andrew fell
sick. We sent for physician, but before
he came was well satisfied what we had
to dread. "Scarlet fever" he whispered, as
he bent over the bedside, thus confirming
our worst fears. When he went out of the
room my eyes met Katherines. 1 under
stood her expression, and answered the
question it implied.
ayes, you must write to him, There can
be no doubt about your course now. You
say he loved his children dearly. How
could you answer for it to him or your
selfif Andrew should die, and he not be
here to see him2 Think if you had been
away from your child FIVE years and could
not even give him one poor, parting kiss
before he was snatched from you forever.
"But Andrew may not die; oh, it will
kill me if he should"
"And yet he may-in any case, you have
your duty to do" l spoke with decision
and severity l could not allow myself to
falter. They must be reunited now if
ever"
She went to the writing desk which stood
in the corner of the room and wrote for a
few moments rapidly. Then she came and
put the sheet into my hand.
"Read itGertrude. Have done rightly"
"MY DEAR HUsBAND-Andrew our little
boy is very i'll. The doctor calls it scar
let fever. Your presence would be the
greatest comfort.
Your faithful wife,
KATHERINE LINCOLN"
This was the note. Could it fail to touch
that strong, true heart of his2
TO BE CONTINUED.
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rG AND WINNING.
WRITTEN BY HERSELF.
ICONTINuEDl


On its Ay-leaf was written, "To my wife,
Katherine Lincoln" with date nine years
before l knew that hand writing. The
book, then, had been Andrew Lincolns gift
to his wife during their year Of honey
moon. The leafhad been partly torn, as if
in some moment of passion, and then spared
by some tender after-thought. There were
traces Of tears upon the page. Her tears
perhaps, after all, she loved him. II she
did, God help and comfort her Thank
Heaven my heart could breathe an hon
est prayer for her even then
My destiny had led me here-here Of all
places-under the same roof with Mr.. Lin
coins wife to be the teacher of his chill
dren. The room seemed dizzily whirling
round and round. Chairs, tables, mirrors
assumed fantastic shapes, and blended to-
gether like the colors in q kaleidoscope.
knew the symptoms, but would not faint
! was determined not to lose my self-com-
mand. ] sat bold upright and famed my
self vigorously. Presently the mist cleared
from my brain. ! was thankful for the
lady's delay, which gave me few moments
TO reason with myself
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
ITO expire on he 3lh day of January, ls63.)
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
lNsURsNCE DEPARTMENT,

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
lNsURsNCE DEPARTMENT, :
COLUMBUS JsnUary II, 1862.
WHEREAS, The NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
MARINE IHSuBAkOE COMPANY, located at
Hartford, in the State o. Connecticut has filed in
this office statement Of its condition, as re-
CURED by the first section Of the ITO regulate
lnsuI ance Companies not inOcT pOrate1 by the STATE
Of ohio" passed April 8 1850 and, WHEREAS, said
Compa has tu nshed the unde ed satisfactory
evidence thAt IL is possessed Of at least One HUI.
dTtd thousand Dollars Of actual Capital invested in
st' Chs or N bonds or In mOI cages of real estate
worth double the amount for which ths same is
moitgaRed; aud, WHEREAS, said Company has
MED III this ONCE written statement under It's
pOrate sea-, signed hy the Pres dent and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents of said
Oumpany in this ate t. acknowledge service of
process for and in hehalf OF said Cons any consent
ing that sueb Sc vice Of process shall be tai en and
held TO be US valid AS il served upon tbs Company,
according 70 the laws of this aTy other State, a
walNlpg all claim or light Of by reason Of
such acknOwl cement Of service
hOtCI Therefore 1u pursuaHce Of the first section
Of the Ies4id act 1 ROBERT W TAYLER
AndltOT of State for the State of ohio, do hereby
certify that said NEW ENG AND FIRE an
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of HARTFORD
y auth' zed 70 transact the business - Fire and
mar'ie Insurance in this State until the thirty.
hrst day OF JRuuar) in the year one thousand eight
hund' ed and siNts three
Ia witness whereof | have hsreunto subscribed
49, my name, aud cRu-ed the seal of M nfiic-
SEAL. to be Affixed, the day aud year above writ.
~ ten. n. W. rAY 4ER,
JAZZ Il Auditor of State
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VvILIIAM pURNEr wI11 T.KR

WILIIAm BURNET WILL TAKR
Iotioe thht, on the Goth day Of August, 1861,
William II, Tab lor filed his petition against him in
the Court of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County,
Uhlo, IN case numbereu ~ "a on the docket OF said
Court, wherein he Represented that he had a legal
estate in and was entitled to the possession Of the
east Part Of lot number, 49, in Square A Of Raed-
ers subdivision in Cincinnst said part being 2Gsf
feet II front and that said William Burnet un.
lawfully detained possession thereof and asked
Judgment for the recovery Of the same Now said
Burnet will take notice that, unless he answers or
dt n uTs to said petition or before Saturday the
10th day # February, 1862, judgment will be taken
sgainst him as upon default
WARNER NJ BATEMAN,
del2-fW Attorney fer Plaintiff
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LEGAL.
STATE OF ONO, HAMILTON O0I

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILT9S n I. 4! 4 y oC9yNgY,
lhe sa, iDgs Bank ofWheelins plaintiff, ys, A. IL.
pandlin, defendant. Attachment -fNo. IL 336. -
Dispositions TO be used IN the above action, will be
ssaen by the pianiiG, az the Banking house of the
county Of Ohio State OF Virgi ginia, on MONDAY, the
lgh day Of February, 1859, be!ween the hours Of
O'Clock A M. and O'Clock p. M, OF said day. And
the plaintiff says that the deposition Of the officers
and ag' nts Of said paintlh will then ard there be
taken. M II. h W. TLLDEN,
W. A. ADAMS,
January l6, 1862. ia2s 'oWy
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s,rArE or ouro pAOI11ToN corSrv

RNTATE UF UTIIU, HI WII'VUN CUUNTY9
y COURT OF COM MON PLEAS-Sara6 4 Jack,
son VS.: John M. Jackson 80. 2S.O36 The above
nan ed defendant, a nonresident of the State Of
Ohio, will take notice that the 2lst day If Jauu-
aIy, 1862, the above named Sarah A. jackson, bis
wife, filed In the Court of Common Pleas, of Hamil-
ton County, ohio, her certain petition against him,
the said defendant, wherein che charges him with
prays that aid Court may make order vesting
her with the rights, privileges and liabilities OF
Je sole, as TO Lcqull ing, possessing and disposiDg
of property, real and personal, making contracts
and being Liable thereon, and sueing and being sued
in her own name.
The said defendant will also take notice that aid
petition is now pending in said Court and urless
he appear before the 22d day of March 1862,
the same will be heard in his absenre and order
taken accordingly.
ja23f'Wy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney,
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0BAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk OF the Superior Court,

IT is hereby certified that the foregoing is cor.
rect copy Of the statement of the condition of the
New Eng and Fire and Marine Insurance Com,
pnny, Of Hartford, made to this oics for the year
leG2 and row on file herein
Witness my hand aud seal officially
w. TAYLER, Auditor Of State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-03
ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.

VNHE STATE OF .OBIO, HAMILTOF
COUNTY, sS.-superior Court of CINCINNATI
mo H44. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evans, Briggs
ners ss Evans o., plaintiffs vs Robert Newcom
and Franklin q. kewcom, partners as q. r. New
cGm (drawersG Horace D. ohigmaD, George GilliS-
partners Chipmln Gillispie (acceptors) William
l.. Brown and John IT, Guisinger, partners as Gui.
singer Brown Gndorsers).
The said defendants, George Gilispie, Johp L.
GuisinRer and William L. Brown, are hereby noti.
fed that on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1857, the
said plaintiffs iD said Court filed their petition
therein, the fleet and OF which is to recoveS
Judgment against the said defendants for $4,000
and interest from February J. 1861. on q draft Of
cember 3 1860 ard the said defendants are notified
that William b. Williams and Samuel " Ried, part
ntrs as Williams hied and Thomss B Smith,
an order Of attachment has been issued in said 40
tion and levied upon tho following described prem
iBes, to. wit:
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground situated
In CINCINNATI commencing forty nine (49) feet from
the sOuth-we corner Of Richmond and John.
streets and running thence southerly along the lia
igck at right angles seventy feet; thence north
mi twardly at right angles sixty.one feet; tbenoe
sng ht angles seventy feet to the place Of Begin
Alsu, that lot of ground situated in the Oity Of
Cincinnati, County Of Hamilton, Ohio, on the n0rtk
side OF Sixth-street, between Central avenue and
side OF siIth street two bundred and si8ty.fiSs
(265) feet west Of Central avenue at east side Of
q lot now or heretofore held by Samuel B. Keys a.
and running back northwardly the same width
street
The said defendants are required to answer or da.
mur to said petition on or before the 28th day Of
December, A ID 1861, otherwise Judgment will be
taken against them, and said attached property
ocsI-fWy NJ ii GW TILDFN for PIaint,ns.
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REMOVALS.
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STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTOnC CouNrv.

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-D Daniel IsgrigR
VS. James Harrison, Elisha Bloomer ct al mo,
lh0ll. - I he above nOmed ;;eiendant, Elisha
Bloomer, Ion resident of the State of Ohio, will
take notice that the plaintiff has lied In the Court
Of Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio, his ps-
titiop. wherein he claims Judgment against the
tract of ortgaeed land in said county, described
as follows Wig:
Ali that tract ofland in the north west auarter Of
section 81 las described in the answer and cross
petition herein filed by Julia nc Johnson), in the
first entire al ge in tho Miami Purchase, contain
ing forty two acres, more or less aud bounded on
the north by the north line of said section. the
east by ards of b s BuTnet and Joseph jackson,
on the south by lands Of the heirs of Ephraim
BrownI DECEASED and on the west by the lands Of
That said suit is now pending, aud that unless he
the said Elisha BloOmer, appear on or before the
22o dsy Of March, 1862, and set up his lien upon or
interest in, said land order will be taken in his
absence.
ja23-fWy ROBERT MOORE, ATTORNEY.
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STATE OF CoNNEOTICUT, lisa

CLERKS UFFICE, SUPERIOR COURT
l, CHAUNcEY HowAhD, UerE Of said Court, within
and for said county (said Court being a Court Of
Record 90 Hereby certify that L have examined
the Stocks, Bonds, &c belonging to the " New
Ed neland Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY" as
set forth In the a,cOmpanyiDg statement, and find
the came t. be correct, and
do also further certify that believe the Assets
of the Company to be Of the u value therein stated
In testimony whereof, DO hereto subscribe my
name, and aihx the seal of said Court this seventh
day OF January, 1862
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STATE OF CoNNEorICUT, "a.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, los
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. 90
HARTFORD, January 8, A d. 1862.
Personally appeared, m WATERMAN, Presi.
doht, and GEO ID. JEwETT, Secretary, of the New
England Fire and Marine Insurance. OOmOa ny, Of
Hartford, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed ia true to their best
knowledge and belief Before me,
CBAS h. CHAPMAN Justice Of the Peace