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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-01-04
THE WAY TO DEsPoTIsM.


When people, after brief experience of
anarchy. lose their confidence in their power
to govern themselves, they straightway
make dash for the most available despot
ism. Athens did so when her free insti-
tutions bad become corrupted by the lieen-
tiousness of her people, and the demagog-
ism of her leaders; Rome did 80 when her
ambitious generals overleaped the barriers
of the republic, and reduced vast domain
to become the theater of contending factions;
France has done so in our own time. when,
shnddering on the Drinks of Red Republi
canism, she threw herself into the arms Of
the crafty, astuts, despotic Napoleon III.
The Southern Rebels are following in the
same track, or in one which, if they are not
rescued from it by Northern valor, will
terminate for them in despotism more ter
rible than that of Austria, Russia, or even
those hoary tyrannies which, from time i'm
memorial, have blasted the fair lands of the
Orient.
Their proclivities that way were nototri-
GUS, even at the very commencement of the
Rebellion. Though they denied it SO lust
lily, there is the strongest evidence that they
thought seriously, and we doubt if they
have given up the project, of Offering the
tnEOnS OF the SOuLnern Empire 10 some
scion of royalty from Europe. In several
of the States, the appeal to the people onthe
question of secession has been utterly ig-
nored; and now in the Virginia (Rebel)
Convention, we find the same spirit assum-
ing a still more marked manifestation. A.
II. H. Stuart. of Augusta, Virginia, whilom
Secretary of the Interior under Pierce, has,
as chairman of a select committee, brought
in bill to deprive the great body of the
citizens of the right of suffrage, con6ning
it to the aristocracy of the State, and in
creasing the power of the Executive and
Legislative departments. This bold step
he justifies, on the ground that our system
of suffrage and representative government is
confessedly failure, and that for her future
progress, Virginia requires strong govern
ment. To US, this confession of their ina
bility to govern themselves, thus made by
the imbecile leaders of the Rebellion. is
sufficient reason, if there no other, for TAX
ing the reins from their hands, and intrust-
ing them to those who have higher est
mate Of man, and more ability to exercise
the function of government.-NeV York
Examiner. '.il ,--,lst p t,..-i
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

From UJ. j. q. JTeef q CNlcugo
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them i'll esteem of the best aperisuts have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given r small doses oi
bilious dysentery and dia,rk9d. Their sugar-coatine
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
of women and children,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.
The Rcgcnerator is put up in two sizes: md
retails for 50 cents for pint bottles, and ST for
quart bottles. The quart bottles aic much the
cheapest.
Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regenerator and
Hair Dressing.

Plea Sc read few certificates from the followu, re'ia-
bic aud well kno VII people
MFssRs lIgyRy F. WILSON 4 Co.-My wife is
u>irg yor ReceneraDr for tie hair and pronnAcr' 1t
far superior to anything .le ever used for i har 1t IS
easily applied does not nil in the easa< no Disagree
ab odo increases the growth of hair, prevents fall
ing off, and often the headache forward YOU
this certificate unsolicited because think article
that will d. what your Hair Regncraor VIII, Should be
widely known. think Il is the best aytcie FOR the hair
rev JACOB STEVENS, He,~'..ryrort, Ms.
81 IKE the Ha,r Rsgenerat9r and !rt@sity rery cry
much" REV GEo WoepING, /! -ord, Ct
81 unAe,itatingly pronounce 1t an i.oalaab!e art
Gle from the efect on my oWr head
sA HILL, wife of Rev Henry Hill, Manrhes:er,N II.
"K rendered my aa,r soft and glossy
MiSor tARkaE, Saratoga >?rings, \. Y.
81 fee! confdrnt that it operates sor dye, bu.
to rsstore The roots 10 their natural htaHhy state"
REV L. NJ. KsLLoc, Nastus NH.
az most cheerfuily recommend i! 10 all PERSONA
REV c. RUsssIL. Littletor N. II.
November /.
Mz.sas HsSxY P. WILSON s Co have no h.stancy
in saying in my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Rsgenera-
tor and Hair Dressing the b-t ir preparations now
in use. shall continue :, thcui with pleasure.
REV. II. II. HARTWi1.L, Lawrence, Mass.
November.
NgssKs. HsSRy P Vii SON & Co: have used your
Hair Recereraor and Hair Dressing and have received
great bensc. ON them. i-cnl the articles worthy OF
high csrnmenGAon, anl cheerfaly recommend them to
all who wan. 7. rssisrg gay ma! 70 rs or,sna. coor g.
itching Of the head Lumnrs, or TO those whose hair is
Rv G. ". II CLARK, Great Falls, n II.
MgssRs IIsysr p. wr:sox K Co: deem Mrs vii
sons Hair Regcnernr ami Hair Dire ssing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. l have, in many in
stances known them restore the hair where It had
fallen of dandu the hair to its original
color, entirely the NEST painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally, have
been a sharer in several of these benefits.
Rgv HENRY HILL, Manchester, NJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.

VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
well Known IT, te mfslliIl.
UPEPsIA BY thor ughlv Gle tansing the frt seCp
st mschs aud creating hw of pure healthy bile, III
stead Of the sae and acrid kild: Fla ulency loss
Appetite heartburn heaoach- kestlessness, !teinEs.
ALxHt!. La, Rror ond I,hoy, which tie gen
erai symptoms OF Dyspepsia, will vanish narr.i
tqe noe OF lfs cure.
o,rIvES.ss by clear sing the who'e len 9Th Of the in
te-tnes with 4 oNent process aud with,u violence:
~ vOleu. purg's leave the towels coti'e within
AyErs o. al kind, BY rest oring the tood 10 reg
ua rculaon. thr ugh TIE pr,ce,s oi respiration in
casts, the thOrCug so uiiOn Ct All liestiE.
obstruction in o,ners
lie Life aiodtines have teen known 10 RueuIna-
.,m eituau.nty in three ". ess. and Ut in halftLar
TIM. by removing local II arIaiicn ir III the muscle
. s.d liEameuts If Ghe JOINTS.
btorstE. of kinds by fteong and ,trcnetEsrirc
the ildteys ana bladder; they operate dc .n fLi
on thee mpCriant organs, md htncc have ever l.e.
n se' rrain rem dy IL + Tie worst ease, Of Gravel
Also WCKMs. ty ni,od. IL trf m the tutrirgs OF thv
VS. ;ls sltmv uatter to mich hse creatures aGLeT
SCUEvY. CLCEEs aud lnysterate Sois ~ the perec7
purity which these Life Medicines TO the Lood aud a.!
Il le iumo's.
SCornuTIc rEurrroHs ard bad Compexions byiher
! lie motbd state If which 'Ccasons sii erupye
pifns, sa CIV, tl.wdy and other disagFeeah. eonl,s
T. use of h-se Pills for a very short time WI! erc
entire OF Salt kleum. ard striking improve
ut in the c.aness OF the skin. temmcn C,ld- and
ithuer IA vi always be cured by one doe or tws ia
Prlrs The original proprietor of lie m,irinea.
was cured OF es OF 30 ,ears s'ahog b. of the
| Lie Medicines alone
fkvER AND AGuE- For this seturGe of The NesterR.
country, there tedcins will be found safe sieeGs
al ,eraiu IeTedy Ohei dicipe- leave III"
sui jrct eetusu If the disea,e cufe bv these ed
tiuts lermanet- Fry I'll em be satisfied fnd be ed
| B'LIOts FEyiRs AND LIVER CoAPLAlNTs-GeteT -
Debility If Appetite Diseases of Femalesihe Med
cines have USED h the most let eheal results ir
| csse- oi this dsscr ptcn kings Evil ant Sefcfa..
IN IT, werst fol ms lids 10 the mild yet poweriui
| tion o these remarkable Aedicinec, Night Sweet
Nervous Debility New us Complaints OF all kinds Fat
psti.ns OF the Heart Painters Celc ore speedily eue
| ed.
/ MERcUHIAL DisKA sEs.-fersons whose constitutions.
have become impaired by the inudicou. Of Mercury
will tnd these Nedieines lei.ct curet they never
fail 10 eradicate 'he system all the effects of NeI
eury, infinitely then the mcst powerful pepera-
| tion Of Sairsparia
Prepared ard sold by w. d. NOfTAy,
27lFyll 3Sj BROADWAY NEW YoRs
DRUGGISTS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Blood.

Fror, Zee. J. Hines, Iar IF Adre,,t Cturei, Boston,
DE- AYEE: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called to visit
in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
known and can confidently recommend them te
my friends, Yours, j. V. HINES.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
Notice.

THIS is TO certify. that hereby give my son. Gesrg
.emwin his time, and shall pay lao debts Of mis- coz
tracing claim any Of his earnings after this date
PIaina.d Oct 9th 1881 BROCK IEMwIS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
AY f. r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining! Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable, These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by
timely use of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ae-
tivity, purify the system from
the obstructions which make
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
MoFFAT'5
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

lc Tor iod of thirty years and during that time
have maintained high cha acter in almost every IsIt
OF the gole their aordiuary aud immediate
power OF rotor ng lerect health to persons suffering
unde Ltsrly every kind ds to which human flesh is
i.
The .ol',wiag are among the distressing variety Of
human dis in which the
VEGET BILE LIFE MEDICINES
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Agent for tl.a above reliable aud responsible
Companies, am prepared 20 issue Fire Policies
Dwelling Houses Stores, Warehouses. Household
Furniture, Merchandise &e., on the most favorable
terms ~ losses literally adjusted and prompt
ly paid JAMES H. TURNER. Agent.
Once At Turner 4 Mokeen's Warehouse.
may9Rttf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
FIRE INSURANCE.
s.ySUR-s.sCE c0.uP.sa.Y,



fsxupEN-.
NscE PkEHDESr.
A. 4 A. Lawrente & CO.
sherman, Collins a. co.
Wells. Fargo A. Go.
Pres't Imp. A. Traders Rank.
T. 4 IL. Messenger.
Claifin, Mellen A. CO.
Hatch, Hitler a. Mcrscrean-
Haskell, Merrlck 4 Bull.
stone, Starr A. Co.
Barney, Humphrey 4 Butler.
George Pearce & CO.
Ward A. Work A. Son.
james Low 4 Co. I<ou.sVliio.
/. II. Fr0thinghsrn q c..
Bulkley l. Co.
X. lockwood A. Son.
Bowen, NcSAmee & Co.
Doan, King a Co, ST. isoais
condii A Noble.
+. ID. Morgan a. Co.
willard, Wood T. CO.
A. =. Barnes a. Co.
Phelps. Bliss 4 Co.
Iron hs.dge, Dwight & Co
putn.'l Wills, Rankin l. Co.
Mortou. Orinnell a. co.
!. c. Tow e l. Co. Boston.
BALDWIN, Starr & c..
Henrys, Smith 4 Townsend.
Swift, Hrrlbut 4 Co.
Jesse fio a. Co.
Sturges, ..aw a. Co.
Ford Rubber Co.
Mason A. Thompson.
stedmfn, Carlile * shaw. Gin.
Cyrus Yale, Jr. & Co. n. o.
Vim. X. a. Chas. b. Fosiick.
Boyd Bros a. Co.. Albany. NY.
Cossitt, Hill L. TAIN adge.
ID. Roberts e. Co.
Brewer 4 Caldwell
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
CHURCH DIREeT6KY.

On nrsl. ErT~rKS xkI~ Asp cuEksr rNur.
pYv q ~. pfIcu .1nroal |
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
Ayers Ague Cure,

Intermittent Fever, or Fever snt Agua Ren,lltr
2PeSs5 csln hsssr RSas gus. fs.seSls.i ned
yers, indeed fer the whole class of ds-
.ases or ignating ia hillary derange.
naen;, caused by the NAlAriA d
AiasmalC Countries.
We are enabled here 10 Ger The oomnuuly
remedy which. wkiie Il the above c0tnpiA.ss.
with certainty, Is sti.l perfectly harmless II airy
quantity. such a remedy IL invaluable Ia dsslIiess
where the<e affecting disorders prevail. Tis crfos.
expels tho miAsmstc poison Of Fev.r and Ague from
the system, aud prevents tie development " tie
DISEASE II taken on the frEf approach u &C. prcmos
tory symptoms IL Is not only the best remedy svr
jet discovered Tor this class of complaints but Als
the cheapest. Tie large quantity f-pp,y f0r
dollar brings IL within the reach 81 every body at
in billions districts, where fevcr and Ane prevail
everybody shonie have IL and IL freely both ~
cure and protection- great superiority "a tila.
remedy over any other discovered Tor The .l-
dy and certain cure Of Iuternittents that II 9 n
tlins Qunine or mineral, consequently II pr,fu-
- DO qrsaism OF other injurious effects ~hntexr.
upon the constitution These cured by u are left ~
healthy a. II they had never lad the disease
Fever and Ague IL not alone the oonseq II the
nasnatic poison. great variety of disorders aTise
from its irritation. among which are
Neuralgia, Rhcumsfirm, Gout. Hesdschs. Bindns-.
ToOthache. Rarache, CatATrah. Asthma. Paapi-
tatsOn, Painfni Affection II the Spieea. Hys-
tcrics, Pain in the Bowels Coilc pasA.yrls
and Derangement Of tie stomach
All of which, when originating IN this cause pat a,
the Intermittent type, or become periodical. TIT.
"cuKk expels the poison frofn tho blood, and o.u-
sequently them all alike. n l. an Invaluable
protection immigrants add persons trsvciin. e
temporarily residing in the mAlarioGs lisiricts. n
taken ocoAsonally daily while exposed 90 the H.
fiction, that viii BE- excretcd from the system and
cannot accunulsie In sufficient quantity 10 rii.n
Into di-ea=a- Hence it a. esan more valusble SO
prctection than cure aud ie will ever sufier ,a.
lniermii:enis II they avail themselves q tho IN,
1. Ion this remedy Affords.
ss- Prepared by DA. J. c. AVER 4 CO,
Lowell Massachusetts,
p n n,.~r.s,,sss ere for s.ie ~ J. r. CusExas.s
Hanfe. W i"'fe.
WHOLESALE by ALLEN 4 Co. cincinnsu.
funl-edeom-weow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
ST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,:
ooxSxn o. srH ASr cakHx1 ukkErs.
REV. l.. ABBOTT. Fsy~=.l.
asBURY CHAPFL, I'd. r.. CHURCH:

cosSz1 "a ~ srs kSD norzAH srxErs.
a. NJ BoYp, P.srss.'
C,.-s. s..-.............-..0A. -. IA and - :. y.
Aes1aag service w. A. =
sunday School. l...-.-..-..+..s-'.'... - .-f -
s~sins Service. - , =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 70 - prr day.

DteIa f0eAtta =" - ~ hH8
Since the opening = this aud eommeiious
Hotel n 1854 It has been the single endeavof % The
rspries5r. to make II the most sunpiuoas. con
venieni aud comfortable home tor sas elassn and
stranger on dis side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed liAely to administer 10
the comfort ot is guests hey have endeAvored,
without regard to cost. to provide. and 10 combine
Ali he elements Of individual AMI social eu,oymeu,
which modern ART mas invented. ans modern taste
approved and The patronage which is hAs eonmsn-
ID daring The past tx year- 5. q gratifying proof
that their efforts have been appreciated
To meet the eriEesese- ofthe times. when al are
required % practice shs most rlsia economy. the
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price of Board 80
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ss tAs same time sbAaag sone q he iuxuries wisA
which shcsr table has hitherto BEEN supplied.
rREApwEII. wHrrcoNB L CO.
Ns~ york. sedt :. 1871. smos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
he Weekly Express

sabnshed every "Wednesday, ssei. 30 par annun'
Stveuce.
. longer time than paid Tor
tate. OF Advertising In weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
LEGAL.

NOTICE oF INSOLVENCY
~ ktshs April Tern = tAs Vac Cert 4 Cen.
rsa risss he estate = Koileri q NeCass ssasef
- aeelare1 rrehatiy irs5irsnt Cretltoas ere
sfsref~e retifes a. tke sens eli - aeftiet ee
corttngif. CHAs. y. hOsFOkD.
ps.es. lsns c, fsfl Atn'f De boals nol-
sal1vs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
UNDERTAKES


loo 600 LBs. WOOL WAITED. sna isr
lN.W|V ~hirh I Vli psy tAs klEkesl
srfes irFCash. e. ny l<afhrr sufe.
X IL Naia etfet.. Tsrre Hanie. I'D.
nsy7otu I. A. 8CkSKI1.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
Ate. OF Advsrtisinx In Daily.

Legal Establishment. shy eeue per square e~eh
strtloL.
saa-f.st..sr srrsng-ussnts made with tho~- Who
"a - sdverrlse b tae year. with The prtvn~se of
s.nzins a. plea-u.e. Yearly advertisers. however,
III - oonfned strictly % ihesr regular busiress,
aass1.snsss. M i..S Ss'i'' II Ss -7-e noe- euma -
charged TO price
AIv~r,l--Is~us. s~ps constantly o. shs inside,
ffoe and half
T,.I~.. nssics. passlsh~d IN the lrsi -ournns. OF
- Hnes - u-te- Will Be charged t0r esrh s--efnS1
. /. n over ten lnss. ten t~fif~ psr tns -,
k.srtI .eta~ns- seat IN for specihed time. VIII
l.s.~tcd three moaths. unless ordsred Out -,
'Arx alteration Of ssant.ng advertisements Wi
,,..sst "a . renewal q the same, uniers osnrf"l~e
rre-t upon by eontrhct
Announcing candidates for orsce of every oc-eIl2-
= vii be csa-xed fe % for each name IN the Daily.
III 81 90 IN "a Ia and weekly, a<sdt- o" ~"
Hrc<.
" <ratuit.u. sdxertis~-neuts Whatever
s11rge- vid b~ ms3s for inserting To- nooo~- os
Il Orders socicties. OF As<ocistions a. folio~s'
F..r ea.h potiee not exceeding lines - esns '''
an Insertion; over eight lines AZ this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice sttss1eo,
I. without lso-cc, Tee. -.
souoes q Festivals, Perdcs aud Escursofs. rousn
!, By individuals associations. or oJ ehefenee'
I regular prfe~- = -. 20
legal advertisements inserted 81 lhe sspsnss 2,
tsorrey- orderinz Ard payment ~ " be aeisy~
the Legal pr-s-iags. eut eoliectAoi- =, M usess
ne Pubi her MT ecessu,ssfr f0r the srcarsry ~
,.I advertisements. heyent ths ancuif olsfsen 'o'
cir yobs.catiou
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08

North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, ESQ. 200.
J. A. WALLACE. Sec'y. Jas. a BoELEs. Pres't.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08

ssrAsss IN B. 10 asvi.aou from the above
!.
srAdv-r,i-sfn-u,s putiissei IN both Daily and
<eekiy, ~ be charged the full Daily rates Win one
~ = the Weekly rates sdfef
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08

HAYE PrRCHAsEn

HAVE PURCHASED the eplus
Il Nsr-ry ss.ek - NJ. nsnly. Ns~sksif, Clrt
cosnff. u a. e. prsP<rst - farE1<A a. kt.<s
g Tres IA oFns-sers.1 sArueesry t1s f~~e-t
ss<A prisss AFPls rr>~s. q snv $50. ffem y
tn<s - tn<Aes Il aisnst<r. sn1 hou - ~
fzrs s<t- .-
rsTftiy ~ til sw0ErH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-08
JOB PRINTING
or ALL KINDS.
NEATLY EXECUTED

ar rsIs osstcE. - faE
Attest snd most Finished stvte,
REAsovABLE RxrEs
asE Am ~ ttsA1 El
y1TH DIS h IT Q II !
s~ rh.,- las teen within IN llr fe~ days Z
:. .Aditi.a. a wxs skrrzisf, 9 .tne. JOB omcss
= f..-, ans u IL b=sst ieF .zhed IN tAe state
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-02
g THE MARION Io.) MIRROR.

We noticed in the city yesterday Mr..
Thomas H. Holder, the editor of the Ma
rion co. Mirror. His business was to
procure new font of type for that jour
pal, his old one having been in great part
destroyed by some rascals, who, infamed
by political malice and personal spite, en-
tered, the Office in the night time, and
cowardly threw it out of the window.
This act of villainy was the elimination
Of q long series of prosecutions to which
Mr.. Holder has been subjected in Marion
County, on account of his devotion to
Deneerstic principles. He, was dragged
toGlSSeland last summer to answer before
the United States Court to a charge, which
Had been made in judicial form, that he
was connected with reasonable organic
alton. There was nothing in the charge
but knayery and rascality, !, and it SO ap-
peared ON the trial. Mr.. Holder was tri-
amphantly acquitted, and is now after his
accusers in the Courts, whom he will hold
responsible for the vexation and annoy
ances Of the trial, and of whom he ought
to recover great pecuniary damages. In
common with almost every other Demo
cratic and Union Journalist, he has passed
through q bitter ordeal of persecution the
last year, and has emerged from it un-
Scsthed. The Democracy of Marion Coun-
ty owe it to themselves to see that the ex-
ponent of their faith loses nothing by
these high handed outrages, which are
really leveled at them through him! -
CsaciaaGti Enquirer. ysls 3ststs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-02
Notice in Partition.

ARBARY JACKSON, widow of Abraham
- Jackson, deceased, Silas Jackson, Jesse
jackson, Margaret Craig and Enecha Craig her
husband, Robert jackson, Leonard Jack son,
Jane Norris and Edward Norris, her husband,
Sarah Ann Griffith and David Griffith her hus-
band, and Mary J. Devore and John w. De-
vors her husband, Margaret Smith and David
Smith her husband, Sarepta Gray and Brad
ford Gray, who are the heirs at law of Han
nah Gray, deceased, daughter of Abraham
Jackson, deceased, heirs at Law Of said Abra-
ham Jackson, deceased, will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1852, in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas within and for the County of Mon
rec, and State of Ohio, by John N. Gray, and
is now pending, wherein. said John N. Gray
demands partition of the following real estate,
to wit: - e a# s
The south east quarter of the south east
quarter. of section twenty-eight, township
four and range five, containing forty acres more
or less, excepting (14) fourteen acres of the
north part Of said tract: Also the north east
quarter Of section twenty township
four and range Eve. containing one hundred
and sixty acres, more or less, excepting forty
eight acres of the south east corner Of said
tract: Also one and one half acres of the
south west quarter of the south east quarter
of section twenty-eight, township four, and
range Eve, purchased by Abraham Jackson
from Leonacd Jackson, situate in the County
of Monroe and State of Ohio, and Il the next
term of said Court the said John N. Gray, will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. xs
=. sAMos & MORROW, !
E.L.sa-s Attorneys for Petitioner.
May Il, 1S62.--6w. So T
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-. = no TAKE THE SCENT Our OF CLOTH
sMG.S Sitting ON the piazza of the Cataract
IiWas = young, foppish looking gentleman,
Ibis garments very highly scented with a
mingled odor of musk and cologne. A
mn-faced, odd looking man, afterpass-
ing by the dandy several times, with a
look Of aversion which drew general no.
tice, suddenly stepped, and in confden-
.stial tone said: -. Ss4et.@
sssIsss Stranger, know whatll take that
-iscent outsof your clothes; you" sss
What! what do you mean sir!" said
s5he exquisite, fred with indignation, start
.sg from his chair. as
Oh, get mad, now-swear, pitch round
fight just because man wants to do you
. kindness!' coolly replied the stranger
9Bat I tell you do know what will take
sut that scent -phew! You just bury
:. your .clothes--bury EN- a. day or two.
= Uncle Josh gotafoul of q skunk, and he--''
AT this moment there went up from the
flerowd simultaneous roar of merriment
and the dandy very sensibly sscleared the
COOP and vanished up stairs.
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CINCINNATI, June IT, Yesterday,
noon, . fire broke out in the rope-walk
owned by Henry Hickman, on Columbia,
near Mill street, entirely destroying it,
tggether with some sixteen buildings in
the vicinity, making from forty to fifty
families houseless. Some persons were
badly burned and others made narrow
escapes-the flames spreading SO rapidly,
pile Of coal nearly three hundred thous-
end bushels oaught, and burned with
great ferceness several hours. Estimated
loss about forty thousand. Partially in
sured. q A rs