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SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, lS5f.
''DR. J. G. AVER, HOnOred Sir:-I have made thor
Ough trial Ofthe Cathartic Pills. left By your agent
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rheun
atism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel IN better health now than
for some years BEFORE which attribute entirely 10
the effects Of your Cathartic Pills.
XOurs with great respect,
a.ff4....tJ FH LUCIUS. b. METOALF.' F.
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HaTTey steDhensl AID u
George RTssSg. Plaintiffs II TIE Court Of Common
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al I.a|-..T
Defendants For Relief
TOMAS O. H BARTr, PHILIP
~ I; HsArtt, Philander Bennett, Henrietta Ben
nett, James ) Grifith, samuel n. Call snder 4. s.
Richards, Robert fi6mtng- Assignee in bankruptcy
Of 2 Benjamin = Tylez and the ugknogn Heirs =
titled action aud non residents Of the State Of Ohio,
are hereby notined tsat on tbs 81 day OF April A. D.
1862 said plaintiffs flied In the Oce OF the Clerk OF
said Court their, pstiti against them and other
deiendantss setting forth ihat said plaintiffs are
themselves in the posse siOn OF the following de
scri5ed real estatelo wits siuAtei in the County Of
Ouyahoga and state Of Ohio, and being n that part
the City Of ohio, and is knOWn as sub lots numbers
562, 25S, 2l1 zS and 254, IN Block L Of the Buffalo
posssssIon aver s}l,es serfe1,ber 5ss tbnt on and
prior 20 the l4t day OF July 1887 ssid lots weraOWned
benjamin. F. Tyler, Griffith r. Griffith. shsldsn
Thompson, PhiiaudeF Bennett. William a. Rlch-
SSas, stllm sn Eo59R Jr.s gY n tioodToe, GhATlgs
that saa ltlh day of July, 1857 said parties 80
owning said lots IA common, duly executed and de-
that on the 18th day Of april, Is3s, said Norman Q.
Baldwin duly conveyed said lois to Frederick Bald.
win, Ehel on or about the gth day Of September,
lS3, duly conveyed th same to these pIaintis that
under said deeds Of conveyance said Norman @.
Baldwin, Frederick Baldwin and said plaintiffs have
respectively been In exclusive possession OF said
deed thereof 50 eFseotsd and deliysred n kornan n
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, but
was sometime after its delivery to said Norman Q.
wins lost or accidentally destroy ID sud has not
title ofsaid planfifs to said lots Is elouie a the
deendanIs aPpear Of record % have interest in
and 10 said l0fs whereas, 10 hci they hav no nte-
rest whatever. The petition prays a docrfe con-
hrming their title to said lOt8 and excluding said
deieudonts IRON anyelaim thereto. Safd defendants
are required to answer SAID petition BY The ith dag
Of June, 1861 the same viii be taken confessed
and decree Fshd0ssd aeeoTd dinRly;
aprfi5.sss r. Plaintiffs Atty.
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PIANOS.
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BIANOSl PIANOS! 80

BIANOSi J PIANOS ] -
= G. A. BARLOW, 5AcESTs No q.
Enclid-St- Cleveland, Ohio IS nov ~
selling the cdlobraied kNAhE FlA4ues az greatly
reduced prices Having just received large assQrt-
ment Of those superior lnstrulenls he We1ld invite
al intending to purchase - cali and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. Every Instrument b
warranted Five Years.
HETlld Pianos and hlelodeOns taken in excl hanQe-
Pianos m0red und boxed With cara. Piano Boxes tor
sale, Pianos Tuned and Repaired by Q, +. MAFTHEEs.
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THE mEn0I5 CENTRAL RaIIROlD

Traverse the who'll length o. ths stata. fIom
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
TO the Ohio. As Its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, tnd On a.
thsF side Of the road along its whole length ha
the lands offered for sale -Hz-9
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Mecnan.es and working men win ind the fras-
school system encouraged by the State, and En-
doWed with a large revenue for the support Of the
prosperity Of the leading State in the Great Wes-
tern Empire. -fa al
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that e equals the most lRvor-
ed descriptions that have ever been gi4en q O.;
but let any careful observer visit t. and Be vii
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages Il Oilers Tor Immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The tanners Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, sre moving
10 Illinois 10 great numbers; and lt - helieFed,
that If these surprising advantages were made
known 70 The farmers, mec- anicl n1alllaGtuIafl
and working population Of oTer.croEded Europe,
they would promptly avn thsmselve5 0f he
knoEledge.
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OATs, HARLEY, RYE. BUCKWHRAT,

and ', getables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
ced in great abundance The northern portion
Of Dzinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
While the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
ature in the State suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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CrLrrHATInr nF cnrrnE-

TIE esperimeats IN Cotton ouItars are of
1eTlEgnedf pro1;ise. CommenciaC fn Tafft1fS
80 deg. 80 min. Gee Adtt00n on f6e Branch,
gqRy OacRs fb0aEs1nCls 81 f1cr6g % 80 1dGpts1t 20
he perfection Of this Jibfe. a settler hGUiHg
a family Of young ehtldrel, cdn 6sfii ti6ir
goaififl labOr 20 Q most pro53tablS 0ce0ulf n
the qr0t0th and perfection Of TITS plant.
The 0tGOr0as e1erfi0n8 H0l5 nIatin1 70 o.
tan supply Of rcliabls seed suifed o fbs
FequireHelt8 of ne soil Of Ilgiaoi5, tCill g 5s
hOped, speedily CfUs q sg57cisns 0lsougf %
plant agre1t breadth Of EGRds
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10 ACTUAL SETTLES.

D From the unprecedented adFunlagas ibis Con-
pany offers, Il Is not surprising that Il should
have already disposed Of so, 600 acres of land.
i Is now selling AZ ihe rate Of 5000 acrel uer
week. The population along the line has trehled
in ten years, and q now 81 SOL The Conpt1y
sell to actual eultiTatOrs and every contrast can
tains an agreement 70 cultivate.
CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Depois On De Oompa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
OF convenient distances throughout he Whcie
route, where every desirable commodity nay be
found as readily as In TIE oldest cities Of he
Union, and where buyers aTe % b net for all
kinds Of farm produce.
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arrnis.ssa


IrVins q. Masters, Trustee
tor 2 hOmaH QsAyle, fl'tif,
..A- iA Vs.
ThsOtore n Burton, Rod
erisk Oaikins, homas
Gayle, Oscar a, BuEtOnt
Joel B. CahOOn, Thomas
OahOon s-ilnam a 1ng.
hSm, Wells Porter, Eli-
hu IL. Peck and Irvine
U. Masters, partners
under the name Of Peck
q MssrTs, Robert B
Dennis and Josiah Bur.
TIM .gH.
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NOTICE TO OJNTRAOIOks.

Proposals will Be received ct thu ofce Of the City
Own Engineer until Y NJ May 9TH, for the con.
ltruetion of stoneWare Pip sewer through kucl 4
street, between BroWnell street and the eately line
q seWefege District %. s. connect win the main
seWrr IN Euclid street At BrOWnell street.
Plans and speoiloations csn b. 9 en- aHd more par
tieular Information tbtainei At said Engineer Of
fca on and after the Z2d inst. The Board Of Civ.
Improvements Invite the sun aal0n Of bids, rasarF-
ina the rishs to q, eept or Teiect theuame.
By order OF the Board.
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SEEMING MACHINES,
With New improvements
AT REDUCED PRICES.

The snarioritr Of these Machines oFaral Others for
Family Use, Is now thoroughly established.
CartIen fhe Committee awarded this Machine the
HIGHEST premium account Of ths Elasticity, Per
manence, Beauty and teneIai llesira1lepess Of the
picati0n-" @ lr
Eay-The above award has repeatedly been endorsed
Machine Needles, silk Thread and Oil, at the Office
20j Suporior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
JNQsE. STRONG, Agent
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a pgrrIble Weapon.

A correspoaient writing from Newbern,
enva.
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STATE FAIR.

Literai Premiums offered hy the State Board on
best terripiiuus Of " ouls should aud will encourage
shoce lots Ior eYhihiAon tpm al parts Of The Emitted
states uhu Nhnadas. Having consented 60 take charge
q aud agTgnge such NFola may bc swat ur Ahibi-
llo M building 20 be drNoicd exclusively 70 that
purpose, / shall cudcayur To- mako ID profitable and
nll sampl viii De sent early the lsi ul August
thar sufficient room may ho provided az least
the uumlrr pi feecesf bearing n mind that lcss
than twenty VIII le entitled tu premiums. Entru
desired =. n. GOOpALE, Agent
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lIINING I'D lIANUFlCTTRE7.

The great resources Of the STATE. In Coal, Irun,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, s1ndslo1e,
Sc, &C., are almost untouched; theT swat he
arrival Of enterprising and energeiie n.sn accus-
toned to convert them into god. la-
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Railroads iulersect the whole state. 9118-
900, 600 have been invested ln -cnupietinz the
great network that links every part Of the s1.is
into immediate connection with The Surrounding
States and the directest thoronghlare1 q con-
mefce. lf a.arF
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Made when left TO busoid ai the next state Fair
Sslcs in Septembor IL h scxpacicd every prominent
manuiactiirer and dealer viii be present NJ thnse
sales, which will Under unusual facilities 10 Mcr.
chants and Growers, WIN shuud havn their wOols
not only on exhibition, hut for sale All wuos con-
~ o,5,,-ri ,r5s -, - ,i y" tit' UNIV NNc
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= 7 .7sfbT1 . o d. BISHOP.
n1y2l:389-6t City Civ Engineer

NOTICE TO OONPHACT1IhS s.
IN Proposals. will BE- received at b. Ofice Of the
0ity 1iEli En8illi e. until u Eay nth, fo- re
conatruotl0a oi- afongWare Pipe sewer through
supr9 9treet, under the south efy guttrr line from
toe Paelic Square 70 connect WIKI he Main EeWer
Plan sud spsoidoEti0ns may Be seen ct said Enqf-
nferi1 Of1ee ol aud affsr the isfh iust. ".
Toe Board ofOlty ImprcVeu onts Invite the sub
mielion Of bids. roefgin the right % arespt or re-
iaot the SANE. BI order Sf the Board. 81 %.
o. y. BISHOP,
u4Giiaao 10 sa14i CITY oilil Engineer.
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FL0UR&FEED.

Z z .-z flour b FEED
- GIF. CLAIR MILLS FLOUR AND
- FrEB a10if.-Ehe irurTiafdfF d the 81 rIafr
-THCzs EIas hass 1oriatsd With them ~. II. Mills
. nlso lately made onaiiafr ~ 1-
-aAI s 3 20 'SI G a9 3 ID h .o % P,RaEsa to
lhaT rroplTed 90 40 FeneTal CustOu Work
ndfica TIoae having Wheat other
l1 ol liin E6uEda viii 40 well 10 give fhe1na cal.
lllIe uuhiic ratIunage iErespectiully solicited,
>. B--A clolae III isia Of RYE FLOUR eonstantlJ
on hano- all.1s ]. DUTrOA & Cesg
asa5rJI IiAMILY FLOUR-7A. NJ. PERRY.
.-.ir a 20. are making, their new Mills brandof
s-sssl5 - -llnily lioaa that eollot ls best mars
5'.s DR0N MILLS xxx PASTRY.
fAOuE--E Families usna II say they want no
F-51 l1 seFFil srl slo5 ls apd ils supsrior-sl'
I 1. .Z5JI.
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d ENGRAVING. :, -

lra .TeIacHol ytrsI cd Hfg sbs {
TIoa zlz- -'di ~ efrsal1sI s1su g
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arMome Testim0nx.--

JoHNsoNvILLE. .Trumbull Co. @. Sept. l5. SO
DR. @. W. RoBAcK-DeAr Sir: This Il
to certify that was. for eighteen months
afflicted with extreme debility of the spine
aud nervous system. After resorting to va.
rious means. besides employing two emi
mont ply ysicians, without any permanent re.
liof was recommended to try your Scandin.
avian remedies. BY this time had become
so much debilitsted that could not posi-.
bly, raise myself into sitting posture, OF
turn from one side to the other without as.
Bistance, aud nearly al. hope of my reoov-
cry had forsaken me; but your medicines
were presented to me, and I commenced
taking them, my health began slowly to im-
prove Immediately, and. although l coniin.
ued TO use your remedies about two months
aud hall, continued TO improve until /
was restored to good health. Although
do not place mnch conhdcrce 10 medicines
generally, yeti consider your remedies in.
valuable. Respectfully yours.
B. F. STRICKLAND.
Bee advertisement in another column.
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Shcria's Sale Of PcrsOnaI Prop.

ShcriA's Sale Of PcrsOuaI Poop
erty. "N'
DY virtuo Of an execution of & ia, which
ID issued from tho Court of Common
Plcas of Geauga County, in the State Of
Ohio, wherein Eivira l. Downing is plain
tiff. and James II Downing is defendant.
aud datod the 9th day Of February. A. ID
1862. to mo directed and delivered. | have
levied upon. and shall expose TO sale at pub.
lie venduo, at the door of the Court House
in tho township of Chardon, in said County.
Oa Wedmsday. the 26:h dog Of .Mdrch,
..,...t... A. ID. 1864. ....
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A, Nj. and
4 o'clock p. Nj. Of said day, tho following do.
scribed personal prol etty. 10 wit. 6 mem
shirts. 2 vests, o gents shirt collars, l pair
gents wrappers, 10 pairs cotton socks,
pairs silk socks, necktie, / watch qua d.
2 pairs suspenders, | pair mems Shoes, !
pair pants, gont's cloak. ! gents eapo. l
gold iocket and chain. trunk, eake soap.
vial bears oil. pocket-book. Tempiars'
Lodge hook. No. IA. 8 blank books, and
other ar'i lies 100 numerous to MENTION
Terms of sale cash in hand.
4 G. WHITE, Sher,8.
shcriff's Office. Goaaga Co
-ask March l4th, 1861.
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Blood Feed.
Blood Food
hlOOd Fond!

To all suffering from Consumption, inciricni
or conhrmed.or Tron debility OF say kiad; or from
mental or Hervous prostration, brougi, on by any
cause; or from scroiuious complaints; or lioul
diseases OF the kidneys OF bladder; and TO ladies
suffering any Of the many distressing comp Il
to which their sex is liable, and which engender
Coasaeptjon, the 80 s.....,.,i b. ...s s..- ~ I'D
BLOOD FOOD aI .t..tgs,
is offered as cerfaia aad refiabie remedy. Diff
iefing in every particular from tho puielit medi-
cines Of the day, is chemical co,abina,ioa OF
IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORLS,
Of very great worth, aud many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits i, has
conferred upnn them.
G, r. DUPONT, 4oe Broadway, New York
is tho solo proprietor of the article and has il,
co.'s wscaueace OF fraud attempted upon the pub
lie, changed the color ol the outside wrapper from
REQ to yellow, and increased the size OF the bottle
to6 ounces. Be very cautious in buying, to see
that the fac similo Of his signature is on tho out.
side OF the wrapper, all others are counterfeit
Ia consequence OF the large demand for this ar
licle, the following druggists have all ordered
and received supI lies OF the new kind. viz, Lee
Sisson & Co, J. NJ. d McNary & Co., George
Buck, Talcott Brothers, und }. G. Rathbun. =.
ea.-tl..f,L ..,sss .5Slm
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Exhibition in Burton for the Benefit Of
the Soldiers.

FRIEND CONVERSE While the paper,
nre filed with what is being done ior the
aid and comfort Of our brave soldiers in
other places, Il may NOT be amiss TO inform
you, and, through your columns, the
friends who have aud are contributing 10
the cause, OF one little item Of the work
which is being done here. Az the close
OF the wipter term Of our High School,
AIR. j. B. Cory, Principal, and his pat.
fons gave an Exhibition, charging small!
admit.ance fee, which realized, after de.
traying necessary expenses, the snug little
sum OF S3l. which was put into the hands
OF the Soldiers Aid Society here, TO be
expended for the benefit Of our soldiers.
This Society,l believe, was about the Grst
organized in the County, and has done
great amount Of labor and good, 10 fur.
n!shing rubber blankets ard hospital
stores for genera! distribution, and sesd.
ing large boxes Of comforts direct TO reg.
iments and companies. 1t is truly hu.
name work. and one in which the women
OF Northern Ohio stand foremost, and
which will endear them in the hearts Of
our brave soldiers, and serve to cheer
and mitigate the suferings aud privations
which they have 10 undergo, far more
than all else that can be done for them.
And. while writing, it may not be out Of
the way to state TINT Mr.. Cory and his
pupils should have a vote of thanks for
their truly successful efforts in making
up so good an entertainment, and one so
profitable in behalf Of the soldiers.
Ar. Cory came here last fall a stranger.
Perhaps the best recommend he brought
with him was 10 or l2 scholars from
where he last taught--a distance oitoenty.
five or thirty miles. His spring term COM
mences on Tuesday. March 1Ilh, and we
notice by his bills that extra Inducements
are offered TO pupils in the common
branches. Mr.. Cory somewhat expects
TO locate here permanently, and. ii his
success the past winter is any criterion.
we bespeak for him that eucouragem
which mis- indefatigable exertions and
talent deserve. Yours. D.B.
Burton, March 10th, 1862.
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Death sf q Geaaga Volunteer.

Al Nelson's Furnaoa, Kv:. March II
1862. OF Camp Fever. MORRIS HARPER.
aged 30 years and months, son of Allen
Harper, Of Muuson.
The deceased was member oe Co. G,
4lst Reg. o. ", and loft his homo to battle
for his country. full of health and high
hopes. None who looked upon him thon.
80 vigorous and manly, could imagine that.
in 90 short time, his body, wastod by dis
ease, would bo borne back to his patiyo
town, q eafpse. His father, hearing of his
sickness, won't to Kentucky to bring him
home, but was too late to 500 him aiivo: he
died only two hours before his arrival, and
died alone. No sympathzing comrade bent
ower his lowly couch. to catch tho last
words. or bear his dying request to the
mauy loved ones at home How monrnful
that one so good and noble should pass
thus away among strangers; and thus are
departing many and MANY of our bravest
spirits ! Verify, war is cruol aud tarbarous.
oven In this advanced age, and Il seems that
not the least of the barbari.ies of the
present conflict is the treatment of our
own sick soldiers. Our gallant boys, going
from epulent homes, surrounded by cvors
comfert aud enjoyment, are, when sick
T'laced liz crowded hospitals, full to over
VI wing. badly ventilated, sitting with tho
uanseous breath OF disease, lily supplied
with nurses. and often attended by physi.
cisns who care very little indeed for the
iivos of the poor fellows entrusted to their
care. A fearful calamity Is war, and how
few of us, in our peaceful homes, realize its
horrors. II but ripple comes to us from
the grcat sceuo of conflict, our hearts are
filled with. sorrow and anguish. The de-
ceased was loved and respected most by
those who knew him best, and his enemies
we're few indeed, save those OF his country
The funeral was largely attended at this
place. on Friday last, and many wore the
tears shed over the coffin Of him who per.
ished thus early. -.
Munson, March 10th, 1862. -H.
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Legal. NOTICE.

Marie 1sIsa. rsslh p..i.ion for D,vore. and
Hiram fNaulk ct al. -A AIimony.
CAiD Hiram Faulk will take notice that or
= the 9Th day OF Feb, A d. 1862, said Mariu
Fnulk filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the our
Of Common Pleas in and Tor the County of Ge,
augu and State ofOhio, her petition, wherein shs
charges said Hiram Faux ,hcr husband, with will.
iul Absence from her since the year 1876 md
also that in the year 1877 he was guilty of adul.
terry in Milwaukee, State of Wisconsin with q
woman whose nnme is unknown 10 the petitioner
aud also with women with whom he lived and co.
hnbited as his wives, whose names are unknown
TO the petitioner in Salt Lake City in the territory
oi Utah. and divers plac es in Stale OF California
The said petition further churges that one Hor.
ton Smith has money in his CONTROL or is in.
debted to said Hiram in the sum OF $500 90 and
more. Petitioner prays Tor Divorce and Alimo.
ny;--and that said Smith pay her the money in
his hands. Said petition will be for hearing AT
The May Term Of said Court. Said Hiram FanllI
will further take notice that the petitioner will
take depositions at tho Office of j. II. Paine e.
Sons, in the City OF Milwaukee. on the 2sth day
Of April, A. ID. 1862. between the hours OF . o..
clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. M Of said day.
THRAsHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
Att'ys for Petitioner.
Dated Feb. 2sth, 1862. 6336w
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I THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL,
LEGAL uo,rIcF.

CAHAH GODFREY and Josiah oodr,ey. her
" husband, OF The town Of Berlin, County Of
Ransclaer, State Of New Yotk. Joel Burneli, Of
I he town. of Charlotte, County OF Chauiauaue.
Spie oi New York Aforesaid; Efasmus Burnell
n1d LysaDder Burnell, Of the State or Illinois;
Luther n. DurhelI, Of th5 State cf Wiseonsin;--
Sophfonin Howe ennd-------II0we, her huslsn nd
Of the Sinie Of Massachusetts, Melinda Scott nd
--scotl, her husbands Phiena CpniIcld nd
---Canlield. her husband and Homer Bur.
mel, OF the State Of Connections, will take notice
ihni, OF the 22nd day OF February. A. ID. 1869.
Minerva N. Lewis and Nathan d Lewis, her
husba nd; Caroline fiumision and Jared l.. Hum.
iston, her husband; Nancy y. Burnel, widow OF
Jason Bufnelli Laure,,e A Hitchcock and Clark
Hitchcock, her husband; Alphonso Burnell; DC
tavia y. Bntnoll and Herbert Burnett, filed in
the Otlice OF the PrOba Cour. within and for tho
County OF Geauga and State Of Ohio, their pcti.
ton, setting iorth in substance that one Hannah
Dayton, In July. 1889, died testaie, at said
County, leaving her last " i'll and testament duly
executed and attes,ed, and the same has been
duly admitted ta Probate, and approved by said
Court. That said testhtrix by last will and test
iamont made the petitioners residuary legniees Of
her said estate and property; that certain specific
bequcsts In said will are void for uncertairty;
and petitioners as residunry lcgntees, are entitled
TO al moneys belonging to said estate, after pay.
inc the valid bcquests aud o'hcr legal liabilities
charged thereon that one Ellsworth r. 1homp.
son is executor Of said estate AND has pnid all lc.
gal liabilities against said estate; and there now
remains In his hands assets Of sahi estate, tho
sumof SiS6 and eighty cts.,sutect TO distribution;
that on the 10Th day Of Feb. A. ID. 1862, said
Probate Court ordered that said sum I've disrib.
nted according 70 INV; that the persons first abov
named are interested in said estate as heirs there.
to; that the Christian DSm, OF said Howe. Scott
and Cnntield husbands as aioresa il, are unk uown
opt iitioners. -
The prayer Of the petition i.. tina, said person,
first above named be made defendants and dul,
notified Of the pcndency Of said petition. and o.
the hnal hearing thereof. that said Court will or
der that said sum Of s466. 80 he paid 10 pcii ion
ers, and other and further relief. Said petition
will stand for hearing, April 2sth. 1869.
Notice Is further given that petitioners will TAX
the dispositions Of sundry witnesses, at the resi-
dence OF Joel Butnell. in the town Of Charlotte
Chnuiauqno County. State OF New York. on ih
7ih aud liIh days Of April, A. ID. 1862, hetwee
the hours of clock A. M,nnd o'clock P. NJ. G
said day
At'ys for petitioners.
Dated Feb. 2sth, 1862. 633wG