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From WAsHTNGTON.

W WAsHIN0IOAI Nay %.
Information from Gen. HaIleok's esmmand
dated yesterday, indicates that no engage
ment had taken place. at
No further particulars Of Gen. Banks af-
fair have been received. rIEtIy
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SOUTHERN NFWs.

From the Petersburg EXPRESS, May 22d;
rkIl-E AUsUsTA, May 81
The Charleston papers Of this morning
state that four Federal vessels shelled Coles
Gate and Kiawah Islands yesterday morn
lug. The Confederates. retired after burn
ing their quarters % ~ - ~ " .
Coles Island is u or Is miles from
Charleston. .-.l .l-tt
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P1ST.OEEIGE TIMETABLE.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT For
tho arrival and closing Of the mails at the Clevs
land Post Once. - A
E1sTSR WAY, daily, for BufIalo, Boston, New York,
arrives SOB p NJ closes 200 A. q.
THROUoH Way, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, Now
York. arrives $50 A. NJ $50 P. NJ; closes 500 P. NJ
SD Up II.
PIrTsBURoH WAY, daily, for Pniladelphla, Balti-
sillon, steubenville B. D. r. r., arrives 9l5 NJ
closes 6:25 A.. " q. Q Z. .t..-t--
THRoUdH PIrTsBURoH, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, arrives $50 P NJ closes AIS p. n.
HtIsoIssSATf WAY Columbus IHdianapoIis 81 Louis
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives 9:lO P. NJ
closes i0s00P. NJ.
THROUGH CIScnsNATI, Columbus, IndinaDolIs, st.
Iouis, Nashville and Catro arrives y60 A. ~ o.O0
f WRsrERE WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily
arrives 9.25 a. n; closes 1000 P. n.
THROUGH NEsrERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit
daily, arrives 9slO P, N; closes $50 P n +
SANDUsKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Divi1l0n, ar
Eives At $40 A Nj closes AS P. n.
MAhosuSe Way, Warren and youngstown arrives
MEDfNA WAY, daily, arrives 400 ?. Nj cl9ses 500
'RocKFoRT, Dover, shemeld, North RidseviIis, sc,
arTiyes and closes on Tuesday THURSDAY and satur-
BETH, Brecksville, Copley, &C. leaves Tuesdays
and saturdays Ct 100 A NJ arrives Mondays and Fri
SHARoS CESTER, Granger, Hinekisy, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 100 A. NJ ar
riyes Mondays and Fridays at 500 P. N. G
WARHESsvHLE, daily arrives le;l5 A n; closes
EAsT cLEvELASD and Euclid, daily arrives s'oOA ~
lime u distribution Of mails ready for delivery is
usually one hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters are required by law to be
All City CIrculars are required to be prepaid with
be- 6ifiee open from 7:3O A. N, to 7:soP.M
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DIED.

BALT1MoRE, Nay %.
Eugene YsnNess, Paymaster q. S. a.,
died to-day in this city. BE had been in
the army for % years. ..r..
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R.. =
J p
sUAAIER ARRANGEMRNT

vii III Ta s' DIV 5fI5a csaasSa5. s6S la ss5s5s. sas H'
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Tho lilayI win 3 aoooplsd.


By the following from the State Journal,
iBWii % seen Giatl the Clsvelaaa.b boys viii
be accepted for three months. How this
viii Be done We DO NOT yet known, ss the
Governors Of other stateslasolinS 10 re
ceivs three months volunteers r
THEr CosE EHET CoNEl-SeveraI hun
dred more volunteers arrived yesterday
Rmong them q company Of 81 from Steu-
bauEille; uuder GRpts Harr, and la0 from
Cleveland under CRpt.John n. France.
ghey were nearly all fns looking men
men Hh6 would do all that mortals can for
the safety Of the National Capital and the
defence of the Union, At the State House
these latter were aedressed by Gov. Tod
who thanked them for their promptness in
responding 70 the call Of tbaircountry, and
be told them that be would receive them
for three months or three years, as they
wished. About twenty or thirty, who had
supposed thai they would BE received for
thirty OF forty days, and who could not
leave their homes and business for q longer
period. refused 70 Be sworn in, and viii re-
turn 20 their homes. The intentiOn Of
thaae men. however, were good, and show
ed that when the emergency arose that
would absolutely require their services,
tiiey were ready to respond. a..T .7a q
The Statesman and Fact state that they
were informed BY the Governor that they
wers needed for guard duty, and weuld be
accepted for that purpose. Some disap-
msit Eas manifested that they. could not
be Immediately sent On TO Washington
~ tlLlfH HlH 1IH
CITY 5I1l-ss,l 1lE TH
is7liA - LATER. AE
. Re lean. y c. ". Noble, Esq, who was
pFossnt Vhen Gov, Tod addressed the Grays,
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= - -.

an Ee4laltl ~ AA.a-tAl ", u a,l.La ID
The telegraphie dispatches this morning
Sndioats determination on the part Of the
rebels to defend Richmond, and instead Of
rstBsAting from the city they are advanc-
ing L. meet Ncgiellan, The hostilenrmies
are vesy asar u lcac6 etAet and Z battle
iqay be e1Pested 2 eornlnence at any tihie.
Deserters say that the rebels estimate their
forces at over 10O, 900. but that sc, 900 win
probably cover the entire number. ia
The Federal forces have the advantage
Of using the Railroad from West Point to
TIE Ghickuhominy crossing, which greatly
facilitates al movements Of stores, troops
and ordnance- d
= The bait at Hanover Court House was
q spirited affair, our loss being 875 killed,
wounded and missing, while the rebel
1oss is estimated at 1850. fhs battle re-
suited in 2 eonplste Fout Of ths 7snemy,
by which the rebel troops were greatly
disheartened
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THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
FROnI FoRTREss nfONROR.


9g 20 FoRT MoERoE, May %.
The steamer Massachusetts which left
Sunday morning for City Point with q flag
of truce returned early this mornining.
The boat took up Col. Hanson of Ken
tucky, who was expected to be exchanged
for Col. Corcoran, and also Capt Robert
son Of Virginia, Lieut. Whitaker, q pri-
vate, lady and Mr.. Lowe Of Kentucky.
The boat arrived at City Point on Sunday
evening. The next morning General Wool 5
communications were delivered. On Tues
day an answer was received from Gen.
Huger. Col. Corcoran and the other pris-
oners not having been given up, Col. Han
som and the other officers were brought
back Col Hanson is very severe upon
Gen. Huger for his failure to fulfill his
promise
Our gunboat feet still remains fifteen or
twenty miles below City Point
Nothing has recently been done beyond
a reeOnnoisanee short distance up the
Appomattox. vs--1--
A squad Of the enemy s cavalry was seen
on the bank, but a few shells scattered
them. No troops or citizens are left at
City Point. .s--
A steamer arrived from Hatteras this
morning. No news of importauce.
There is no truth in the report Of GeA' J
Burnside's occupation Of Raleigh.
The Union prisoners at Salisbury are on
their way to New York, having been re-
leased and delivered to Gen. Burnside at
Washington, N. G. --.i
The Norfolk Day Book, which was sus-
pended yesterday morning, reappeared in
the afternoon. The restrictions have been
removed.
In consequence Of the frequent violation
Of the orders prohibiting trade with Nor
folk and Portsmouth, new and more
stringent order was to-day issued as fol-
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eTf CONGRESSIONAL. slasg
~ ? -.'- we WAsH1NGToN, May 29.
HOUSE.

.--r5.,.la r5.. HOUSE,. r-J-fl.y.a
The Speaker laid before the House 8
communication from c. W. Walton, statIng
that he was about to accept and enter upon
the Office of Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court in Maine, and resigning his
seat as member of the House. u4.a.
G4lraE4 u'i sENTAE. y I.iDI~fTf
Mr.. Wiley called up the memorial of
the Legislature of Virginia, with reference
to the division of that State, and request
ing the Senators and Representatives to
use their idfuence to secure the admission
Of the new State of Western Virginia. He
referred to the manner in which the ale
glance of the State wos transferred to the
rebellion. Z :. ~ 4lIia
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PH0TOHRAP APHIC STOCK,
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, 4

DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
- -l.l'r ~ r. b DOUGLAS & CO.,
s.. rEl .l8Tlt L-5ll gIls=lI lTg SupeEior-St.
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
NEWTONs and GgupIl' b oil and Water eolors.-
Giar + bblrpP n pPopsLAs 57s snISS,S, 8 ~ g. at
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at gas B. BLDOUGLAs q co. s,
5lrc. clgW u.gil Ii3dI 90 Hs superior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF FCELEBRATED
Il. B, DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
. L. LAsi -fl lfs1 90. 90 tlif ITg Superi0r-St.
'soARTEs DE vIsIFE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women and LPaluerss Marbles At ..
-..s--i..z- .-...I.. n r. B. DOUGLAS & CO.'S.
l7s Superior-St
FINE ENGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Men, at --' r. B. DOUGLAS & co.'s,
apr23 hlH aEgf U5E * l79 Superior-St
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To the FullbhE Rid SCI Hers 81 the AIst O. Y.
and KOnlZle's Battery.

and KOnlzIe's Battery.
= an faflouehen. soldiers of the 4lst o.tY.
and KOnkles Battery Of Artillery, are Or
dsrsd 70 .IsportI themselves at.fheiT posts
nesE GQrinfh immsdiately~or they. Will be
reported as deserters and means taken to
sesdfe them. Those still unable BY reason
Of Fpplda orl Elekness 40 take the field,
must Immediately procure the. certificate Of
s'physieian, setting forth the probable time
.ssssaisy RIHbs ct fer duty, and afOfWdfd
il to the Headquarters 18th Brigade, De-
partment Of the Ohio, Corinth, Miss. Fur
Sd hsdsOldi srsao Of Northern Ohio returnihg g
to their regiments should report themselves
Is such at Headquarters, Camp Chase,
where transportation viii be furnished
them The principal railroad stations are
ProTiied EitF passes by the Quartermaster
,aGenoral Of this State, by which Ohio Vol
untssrs, absent on sick leave may reach
the nearest mediesl ofiicsr at low rates Of
aI. E.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ADVANCE UPON CHARLESTON.
POSITION BEFORE RICHMOND

The Rebels coming out to give
Battle -
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STOVES & TIN-WARE.
RHE DRSPATCHR CO0KI

PHE f" DESPATCH COOKING
STOYE-Haging during the past Winter, been
Improved, = undoubtedly the BEST stove In the
Market Its Baking, Roasting and BrUiling prUpsr-
ties uneXceptionable aud In eeUlOmF OF kue Il Is
unparalleled with its patent Crate Il will burn
Coal we'll as Wood most admirably the Oven being
thoroughly ventilated It will produce perfect and
healthy bake, equal 70 that Of Bakers Brick Oven;
Roasting and TOG5ttng Is done before the open fire,
and BrOiltng over live Goals on the hearth common
sense dictates 1t Il manufactured In this city and
the material used and the workmanship are Of the
best quality; finally, Il gives perfect satisfaction to
all as hundrsds oI housekeepers IN this city and sur
rounding country, who daily using Ii viii testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE Is a
new and desirable pattern, which, with variety Of
others, make our stock completc. We also have on
hand great variety Of ParOr Cooking and other heat
Ing Stoves for sale az reduced prices. ..
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of ESAM3LED CRATES.
Also-al Of the most useful Articles Of House Fur
nIshing Goods Nails and Farmers Tools We are just
receiving the latest inproFsd styles Of BIRD CAGES,
which arB offered IT the lowest cash prices. We man
ufacture largely and have for sale wholesale and
retail al the various articles Of PaiD and Japaned
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. We offer the al
most endless variety Of goods in our line for sale at
the lowest cash pricos on the One Price System.
DS-Al HOusekeepers and those who contemplate
Housekeeping and the i'rest Of mankind" are most
cordially invited to call before purchasing slssEhere
and judge for theInselYes- ga w u. MARVIN, b
marZl No. 30 9outh side Pub. square.
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EDs- LEADER Although for some time
= Va1y RPrn weather has prevailed in this
section, IL is ct present quite cool The
health of ON regiment has been usually
9ood but a. present there are a alargs num-
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-gE by order. Of Col HAzEE, JIIorF
- James Aceleery, lst Lieut. fist 0, r.
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MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC" BRIGHT BETHY
L Y Dreams, % . beautiful Song and Chorusi b. f.
h. panzs, and sung with great suece8 b Ms Ada
Webb, tof "s4ebb s5gter8l Rrlcs 8 ta1.9. Al.o y
Oanks, Ba1l eo1 ao1l1 Q. M Youth" klce y 60.
Either 81 the above sent 70 any part Of ths lnlte
STATE. on receipt q the marked prics, - AZ
.----.-- 10 5 Euclid-st clsgsIsna, o.,
~ Planes small InstTu1ae1is 4nd 8ii.nll' q alA
kinda conG1anflF On hHnd. Ia
- fianoi taRsd Ehd rgPaiyedI y, - isf2ioA
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Gov. sprsgue, Of Rhode Island, has been
elected .. s. senator for six years, by an
almost uzaaiIaOus vote suHsH
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Der OI1i al4catAots .1orr discharge, cOnse-
quent probably, 70 sozne extent, upon the
3 ssearsersF-Of an expedition now organ
'izing fur the Cherokee country. Saturday
p evening the nine companies that have been
2 located 81 Lamar and Carthage, arrived
3 hefs. Asso0n as the horses are recruited
z.ithsy expect to move to lola, en- route for
'Ethe South.
1Asadl casualty happened t0iCo.i1 while
they were stationed at Lamar, oecasioned
= ~ their 5anTiety 70 haTe-a brush with the
3 rebels company was out as an escort
3 70 forage train, and while on their return
--the rear guard, consisting Of 9 men under
. the command Of = seFge6nt, perceived two
-..rlsns sppas iufly watching chem. Anxious
% know because, tBsy LEFT taeir post and
started iP parsris following them closely,
-lfley dashed into a belt Of timber and soon
= 3o6hd themselves ia a camp Of about 4 XIV
:. zebeis Tbey wheeled immediately and
bsat 3 iasty. retreat, ffing as they retired,
.-bHt ths rebels being weI1 mounted and on
y lEeeh beTlesi soon oFarh9uled. and captured
> thyHe sQf. them, and unfortunately jlled
ons PIE other I've escaped, Sergeant
= ateI hgIEgvgTs being wounded. The man
:. = ktlis3 Ees Corporal Alansaaid BE was
much FesP Peqtsd and bsl0Fed By the
1874 i-stil4lS H ti1i3istt
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. iASs learn y @ ~. Noble, Esq, who was
present when Gov, Tod addressed the Grays,
and be assured then that they should be kept
at Camp Chase onlya few day and then be
.asnt forward to or tOzard Washington s.sI
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Prom the Second Cavalry--Co. loses four
Meh--IeesIsnafioh Of OHeers--An EsPedi-
nssfieu S8lFhtEnFd--Rr0moti5 i aicl9
---4 ,..p -s .FORT SCoTT, KLEsAs, \
1--- A7ar- % 1870
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aREADY.RAADE GL0TING.

GoME LoYE. TO ROAM DER
- the dark sea foam, '.-. 'it.i
VI Some don'tl 30 l9alI 5II .-E1U.U li5HI
Some like good hame-brewed ale, r
And s0me don {. e - t- 's.t t..'
SOms like a Ana suit Of clothes, d. --I@-..r I..-.
And some won't have them.
Some poke OF among the secesh Jews,
HYl And they don GET them.T l.fI la.#f.Ha
6 -- some who God hath with knoWledRe stored
Go there and get shaved % .-'..
-5 some 80 70 Boston or New York .faiIsfl lf
..- z. But everybody gOos to
loo RobisOn's, The Live Yankee,
Where they can get their money back and goods at
their own prices, where the Live Yankee stands be-
fore the door with his Umbrella under his arm and
you see piles Of New Clothing Al ready to put and
ht you nice as pin all you have 10 do Is 20 walk in
pick out what you want, shove oct your stln and
gQod looking Individual sten5 up and takes IL, PIT
what you purchase in nice peos Of paper printed on
both sides and says fan righhn Rsooileci the nHm-
Is2 SuperiOr-st.,
and when you get home you Will ind that you have
saved from ~ 10 . 2 cent, got well tted and did
not buy of sscesh Je either ss It Is we'll known that
this Individual Yankee won't have Jew about hises-
tablishmsnt. So come Glong all and bg all means
aQnt toEget 70 fetch lhe Laaies magZI ;d4wsy3-
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csT f5a tso5ss from & &Pit:s5atsA 70 ss TosE
CONSTITUTIONS.

Cosnsctions are made a. Monroe VIE Eilh The zn-
dnsry Mansfield q keFark Rk.a az Clyde vita -
SendrsIry DAYTON E Cincinnati B. b. at Erelueat
wilh Freinoift 4 Indiana =. = and q lol1[ll lih
tia NJ igau sou1lern 3 Northern kndiana 4n4 %
an F5rf t.. BogaEsport, LaflyeLtcI lairps AZ
ton, 81 fo,,is ~ ~ polnts West herthWest aqa
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TOFfN NJ. KINNEY, who resides out of the
u State Of Ohio, yjll take, notice that on the
lith day of September, 1S69, Amy Miilison,
filed her petition in Ale Court of scommon
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, to forsolose a
MprtsagA dn tbs following real estate in saia
County tolwit:l = HI - siks q ~
The east half Of the south east quarter Of
section twenty nine, township sihres, and
range six. containing so and ~ one hun
dredths acres. amount demanded by plaintiff
from said John NJ. Kinney $500 and interest
from April 1862. You are required to an
swer said patit'on by the 9th day Of Novsm-
ber 1862, and in default, judgement will be
taken by default at November term. 1882.
ta HuLLISTEk + OKEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
septsinber II, 1862 -6w. So
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Settlement Accounts will be
for he arilg Ia The Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, on
i h8a Saturday, October 25th, 1882
The settlement accounts of the Admins
traitors of the following Estates: John G..
Ozark, John II. 7Ayrss,s Samuel Truax, Adam
Davis, Charles Johns, Daniel Gray, Joseph
Thornberry, William Hickman, Elisabeth
Dye. John Orne, Daniel Kaylor, George B7acus,
Abram Matthess. ohm. Gray, Sarah j. Algeo.
James G. Pickens, William a. sPiokens, John
Steward, John Z. Bidenharn, Charles II. Dam
ford: and Mary Hurd.
The Guardians Of Hugh, Ann Jane, James
and Mary Isabella NJ ,Cutcheon; NJ. A. Easthon,
John Slack, Adoneram Slack, Roberts. Slack,
John Moessr: Emma, Edward. William and
Nancy Eiliger; Eleanor Daley; Adalaide s.
Samuel r.. Martha r. and Williaan T. Koontz.
Lake Upton, Barbara Reisbeek and James
Paris. i n JOHN =. WAY,
Probate Judge.
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Legal Notice.

aCARAH A. Roseman, James II. Roseman,
~ and Susan Roseman, of Guernsey " onnty,
Ohio, William MeMahon, of the State of Iowa,
Hattie r. Brown, of PbiIa slphis, Pa, Amosa
McMakin, rNewcommerstown, Ohio, will take
notice. that on. the ,23rd day OF August. A. D.
1852. William @. Brown, Administrator Of she
estate of James -Roseman, deceased, 6lsd in
she Probate Court Within. and tor the County
of Monroe and State of Ohio, a petition al
leging that on the S0th day of August, A. D.
1850, the said James Roseman, then iu full
fife, entered into a contract in writing with
John Thompson for She sale sof lths following
descfibed real estete, in said county, to wit:
Tho north east quarter of the Isonthi east
quarter Of section twenty ty-sevsn, township 6.
and range seven, in the District Of lands sold
at Marietta ntaining 40 acres, more or less,
upon the following terms. to wit: :
For the sum of S225 payable, SIS on the
25th Of December 1881, SIS on the 25th OK
December 1862, and s7s ON the 25th Of De-
oem Der 1888 5sith interost from the 25th Of
December 1850. That said contract was as
signed to James D.. Mckee. who paid to said
James Rosesnan in his life time. the frst in
stalmsnt of said purchase money, that said
James Mckee is ready and willing to ay the
balance due upon said contract, SO soon as .
valid deed can be made to him for said prem
ises, and that Sarah A. Koseman, James H.
Roseman, Susan Roseman, VIM. McMakin,
Hattie r. Brown, and Amesa McMakin are
the heirs at law and legal representatives Of
said decedent.
Thspraysr Of the petition Is for authority
/, to make deed to said James d. Ncxes, in be-
half OF said heirs al law, upon payment OF
the residue of said purchsse money Said
petition will be for hearing on the Goth day
of September, A. D.. lS62.asF 9a;di s.ess IA
| W. C. BROWN, Administrator of the Estate OF
James lRoseman, deceased.
By HArEEs & MAzSswssLis AitAys.E
August 81. lss!.-.<w. 81 as.
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NEW HACK LINE!


The undsrsignsd has established HACK
BINE between WoODSPIELD and BARNES
WILLIE. 10 .4rol3 sd II e5:tsfag r sefs ,s.ir q
Leave Woods6eld at 10 O'Clock A..
NJ, ION Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, arriving at Barnesvilie at 3 o'clock
P. NJ. in time to connect with the trains
on the Central @. r. r. .sea asp9se :
Leave Baruesville at 7oaclock A. M
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving at Woods6eld at 1 2 o'clock M.
The proprietor has good HACK and TEAM
and will nse his best enaeavors to sscare to
all passengers on the ronte, speedy and COM
Portable trip fcT tHauggR3t &
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Legal Notice.

Z
CsARAH A. RoSEMAN, James H. .Roseman
lOaand Susan Rossman, OF Guerl sey coun
ty, Ohio, VIM, Me Maxim, of the State OF Iowa.
Hattie r. Brown of Philadelphia, Pa, Amosa
McMasin. of Newcommsrstown,i olin, viii
take notice that on the 23rd day OF August
a. d. 1852. Wm. C. .Bsown, Administrator OF
the Estate of James Roseman, deceased, filed
in the PROBATE Court within and for the eour.
ty of Monroe and State Ohio, petition al
legiug that oa the l9,h day of March "A. d.
1855, the said James Roseman, then in full
life, entered into contract in writing with Ca
led Carlton for the sale OF he ,ollowing de-
scribed real Estate, situate III said. county, to
wit: ,.ss {sEssss
TheDorth west half of the north west quar-
ter of section thirty, in township three, of
range six, containing seventy two acres, more
or.less. Also the north east Quarter of he
corth east quarter of Sc. tion thirty six, town
ship Farce, and range six, centainingstventy-
four acres, more less, upon the following
terms, to wit: isggastfgk r sftfssat4
For the sum of $3.50 payable, slo0 on the
18th day of March 1886 Sl00s. on the 18th day
of March 1851 100, on the ] 9th day Of
March 1858 $l50, on the. 18th. day of March
1853, that said contract was assigned to John
NJ. Ridgewav, no paid to said James Rose
man in his life time. the isnin of S537 Al, said
sum being all of the aforesaid four install
n ents with the interest thereon aecording to
the terms Of said contract.
The pray-r Of the petition is for authority
to make deed to said JohnnM. Ridgeway in
behalf of said heirs at law. Said petition
win be for hearing on the 10th day of Sep
tember A. D. 1863. ~ - -
4 W. G.. BROWN, Admir- Of the Estate'off
James, Roseman, Deceased.
I By HAJsEs & MATHEws, his Att'ys.
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