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Sale in Partition.

Joseph Story Doc. 3 page gil.
= vs.; yt I Superior Court Of Franklin
Samuel O. Story tslS county, .. :
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OR
the said Court to directed will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House in
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
at one O'clock P NJ. the following described real state
situate In Pleasant township franklin county o. to- viii
Lying on Darby Big Run, branch Of Darby Greek.
part Of the original survey No. $751; and bounded
and described as follows: = = =
Beginning at large stone in the Run lower corner
TO Josiah Bivens lot in the south Of said original
survey No. 3ell thence with said line south eli hty
nine (e9 degrees east hundred and forty 4Oj poles
at the southeast corner tree down; thence with
the east line north ny degree east sxy.three and
onehalf 63Hl poles to bur oak and three red eIns:
north eishy.nine lss degrees west one hundred and
fifty 5O) poles to apointin the centerof the rn with
its meandes to the place OF beginning ontaning Ixtv
(60) acres more or less. ~
Appraised at SIS 90 per acre. ID
as4 aT GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Boi
n..-,, eherin Of franklin county, o.
april l3-dlt&wtd ess.,ri7. s.vis .,.oR
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Sheriff IS Sale.

Peter Barker Doc. B. page s7o. ~ .f5.
, uperior Court Of Pyan lin
Thomas Daniel ct nl.> county, Ohio. ~
pY vIRTUE OF WRIT OF vENDI TO n
- directed from the Superior Court Of franklin 90 nm
" Ohio, win offer for sale at the door Of the court
House, In the City Of Columbus, on T1l' - n "
Saturday, the l7th day of May, A. D., 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ the following described real estate situate In the
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio. tOWit. 2 >
All that part Of lot No. in the town Of Worthing-
ton In said county lying east Of Elias Lewiss east line
being about tSofrdB Of said lot No. ISL and bein
same premises Formerly occupisd by John McMullsn and
Pyron Whiehead. respectively, and the same that was
conveyed TO Thomss Daniel by 0anieI Upson and v Ire
BY deed dated darch l2th, 1857; Also lot No, and
on OF North SIDE OF lot No. Is; lot NO. ana feet
OF OF north side Of lot No. l lots Nos Isl and Is In
the town Of Worhington Franklln county, Ohio. y :
N IN a =, aoo isst y ocd 1J1 hGld 1-4
LCtNS;4, andS feet CG N. side Of lot No. IS, st
10. No s. and feet Of NJ side Of lot No. ID, at
Lot No. /, SlO5, ....t. ......-r
Lot No. 2, 500.
Lot No. is, SCI, n f1.aUH..
Lot No. lS, $50. .f 7alHFEI.. '+.
'.... ..al'gsl4 il GEOBGE W, HUFFMAN, q
Printers fees, 5000. d b u F5i1'S''NN
april l5-dlt&wtd ~ ftg5yutnrg
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Printers fees, 5000. . ~ r1 SSG1'''S'' ~ w. :
april l5-dlt&Wtd -iH -eF tgsyqtnrG
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Sherif's Sale.

James Cherry, Guardian. sto.l
) Sale bv opdar NJ Qnuvt
Gideon VandemsTk OF al. } 80 =
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ % me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
~ la1kn county Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of
Saturday, the l4ih DAY of June, A. D, 1869,
eetweep the hours Of 10 o'clock a. N and o'cnck %
the iolowDg described re estate situate N the coun
y OF franklin, state Of Ohio. and city Of Columbus
and bounded aud des Ibed follows: Inlot No. seven
nunoIed and nineyeight C795 situate the north side
OF k7nd street, and beng the second lot east Of Fifth
street and fronting on riend street. sixy.tWo and
nai ieet BY one hundred and eighty seven and half
feet by l67< feet = --Tif ~. .
Appraised at S5 200. ..
Printers fees 81 so. -
mSyl0-. .lt&wtd
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Sheriff s Sale.

Breckinridge Wilson ! 7'~'
U. vs.. H.g franklin OOmmOn piAaa yrsa
Ell +. Jennings ct al.>
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA.
- to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Frank county, o. will oer for sale at the door Of
the Court House. in the city Of Columbus, O., on
Saturday, the 24th day Of May, A. d. 1862,
at one O'Clock M the following described real estate
situate IN Franklin county, Ohio, and In Norwich town
ship. to Wit, and bonpdsd described as follows
Oommencing at A. eells's 8 w. corner Of the land
which he purchased Of Henry Dildine; thence n with
said Sellsb line 1902 So 100 poles to sess g. r. corner
In d. d .Iatrimels line 3 poles TO IattimefD w.
corner W. McOullic and Landakers land 8. 81 deg
40 min. W. 97 poles to stone; thence N. on the line
Of Landaker and Fry IS poles and % Links to the begin
ming, being part Of survey No. 5000 and 3453 convey
cd BY Joseph onbertson and wife to Henry DiIdne and
on record in the Frankln county recora, Containing
10 X acres Of land and ii poles. - ~
Appraised at $40 90 per acre 9vld hllaw no
,....- GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, 4,
{ Sheriff Of Franklin county, Ohio.
Prin ters fees "a so 4is n nfu7a1edr1 - : 80
april 23-dlt&wtd
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/. NEW; ERIl.IES.5 4
1862. 4. s$ s3a.sss, ss5 !. 1862,
Summer Arrangement Time
,-,''5s' 's Changed. & 8, q 9i.1 " ''s 5a.a
Great Northerni& Eastern ROate.
l.alC K CLEVELAND L COLUMBUS .
n, @ .,l ~ gi AND Ia} 'il g 70 a
,,... a CINCINNATI x @-@g Iss
EalM4 = II
r Al LtR GA 10.
oonnecting Y CrestIine with the PITTsBURGH, TT.
\ sii WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILR0Ap '. !:
For RtRs0vIuA, PAaads,pAta and Bda,aroy.. A,,o
as7 for E6yt Wavns and chicago.
csnnecttnE AZ Cleveland withths LAKE SHORE RAIL.
ROAD br--
For DnnIirl<, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
.-.,sr ton, md New York.
- ~ - : As--44---LL-l--. JtI #a
III THREE TRAINS DAILY, 4.
81 ls. r, EXCEPT SUNDAY an ic
bhkfom poluIabus In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI ANb COLu M tfspun
o '. AND AENlA RAILnOADDso
V-3.I. a'--7 7I-I77 IL ai
FIRST TRAIN. syi3s sB .lfHra
NIGHT ExpREss--Lesyss ooIurabus al 400 A. NJ,
Gallon, and at ali slIons North Of eaiSs srdSInS AZ
s.6s UIsssaEt e 2. A. M Dunkrh 3s5P. NJ. Buislo
oise h', New York 10 AM, Dost6h s;SO P. II.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPREss-Leayeu ooIumbua a, lI.lo
A.. ID: VIII stop at Delaware. Cardington, 7Gilesd
as At I1ass9 at 'rf0a b9aS ana s
Bn9slo lO9S p NJ, New York 300 P. M, Boston
a.g- THIRD TRAIN,
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leayes Columbus at s;4Op.
VIZ stop at all stations south Of Shelby and At
v"S - London y Ws,h stCa Gaiton and srsa
Bssso $3.50 A. M, NewYork 900 p M, Boston II Is
~ CONNECTIONS.
"A A. Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and points on that road s.I n . aTt'IT7o r.
a. orsstllne with Pittsbursh It. Wayne and Chicago
Aso oS oS,.. W. rsDursh Philadelphia and Baltimore
Al Shelby, with sandusy, Mansaeld and Newark Rail-
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Master Commission 8 Sale.
Samuel Parsons Executorsl "a GnlaU ai5t os
,.,.v vs., Vs.. Superior court; tn,,,

va. Superior court.
John K. Heyl ct al. ~ % BOT INV
DY virtue Of an order of iAls tonne aseesg from thu
ID Superior Court Of Of Franklin county, Ohio, will
city Of Columbus, on D. (eEstvDsS) MzQ
Saturday, the l4th day Of June, A. 4, 1852.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock o. m and4 o'clock p
m, the following described real estate situate In IL
county Of Franklin. and state uf Ohio 8osHirpS'
Lots Nos, seven Cl and sight 90 Of John add Henry
Mlers Subdivision OF lots Nos eifhty.htne, 90 nine
ty(90, and ninety or OF Crosby ddtento out
lots east OF Columbus, deneated Cd the plat thereof,
recorded In volume one, page seventy, cf feheord Of
ple% q s.'ssa ,sS cUTp%; 4, SsSc iriaH1zz
.,i5fs1 adI TbflOa GA 900. W. .HuHEM1N.
Master Commissioner,
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AMONG COUNTRY DEALERS

ds'R hga 1grd ,a7i.ed Bus la7d2id 500 ,os !
y -h.6 Fl lT tlsjTl 500 bust
sR'l tAeCp !
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CHE Ohio 9tatesnra1t
7 7 z NJ
LETTER FROM wAsHINsToN.

Politics In mOtIOn-AboIitIonIs GET
ting Scared ana DuckinS Under TO
tins Prose nL--C OnservatIv We MEN Com,
hinimU. etc
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The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15

At Florence, where the States OF Alabama,
Tennessee and Mississippi meet, there was but
one sentiment of bitter hostility to the Confed-
crate officers
The gunboats which went up short handed
came back with full crews, and had to refuse
many who applied for the privilege of enlist
ing. The distance Travelled by the boats was
80 miles One rebel gunboat was captured
and SIX steamers were found burned to prevent
their falling into the hands of the Federals.
At Savannah, Tennessee, and Eastport,
Mississippi, large quantities of provisions was
taken from rebel depots and divided among
suffering inhabitants
CAIRO, Feb. 11th.-Federal officers from
Fort Henry report that General Grant sur
rounded Fort Donaldson with seven batteries
Of artillery. and that the Fort viii be shelled
or surrendered to-day or tomorrow. There
are 5000 rebels there.
CHICAGO, Feb. 12ih.-Gunboat expedition
up the Tennesse river, which returned to Fort
Henry yesterday, reports the Union feeling
very strong all along the river. At every
landing offers of service were made, either for
the gunboats or the army.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15

PUNGgSr.-The Express gently repToved
the Sierra Democrat for a proposition to license
rambling. saying that gamblers should be put
on the same footing with garotters, highway
men. &c., whercat the Democrat says:
Why. old fellow, you re more sancti6ed than
one Of the righteous. Republicans and good
templars do not size up to ihe gauge Of your
-urity. Bless cur stars we've lived to see the
b;rrest secesh editor in the country reproving
ne commerce in 6 dry bones" Satan may
s,,ass in his checks. He need reprove sin " no
nore. forever" But mind you, Mr.. Express,
~ YOU ever get all the sports Gagged for infringe
,nent. and election comes on don't run any
-a,,sh ticket There viii be " but two parties
n the field Democratic and Republican =
;,st as you two or three times every year
predict
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15

GooD.-We call the attention Of our Repub-
lican friends to the following from the Louis
vile Journal, a gallant and much quoted
Union paper. 1t is strong sen sible and to the
point, and ought not to be suppressed by the
imaculate Union journals of California
The first step TO restoration of the Union
is the dispersion of the Republican party, a
dsorganization of the whole concern. We de-
nounce this wicked effort in the South to de-
stroy the Government. We grant the necessi-
ty of suppressiug it; but Aboltionism, that
has produced it, must also be suppressed. The
patriot who loves his country must consent to
sacrifice it.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15
Tuesday, March 4th, '62.
MANAGERS:

MANAGERS:
Brig. Gen. L. DeShields, Major John Bidwen,
Adjt. Gen. j. V. Scott, Capt. II. Theall
Hon. W. T. Sexton. Hon. Thomas Wells
J. B. Barker, J. E. n. Lewis,
=" H. j. Morrison, c. Lott
Gen. P. II. Harris, JIM. Vance
capt A. H. Connolly, Lieut. H. B. Hunt
Lieut.. D. c. Burlingame G. C. Moore
surgeon Wm Wilson, Q. NJ. Sargt. J. J. Collins,
H. b. Lathrop, Senr. Peter Freer.
n d. Plum, Forbestown, Russ johnson, Berry Cr'k
sam WhIpple. E. 5. Ruggles, MI. House
A. Thatcher, Wyandott, p. o Farrell Cent. House,
j.: j., ). Morris, Alex Kirby, %
Walter Elliott, Bdwell, J. r. Lumbert. Bangor.
Z: b. Plke, W. NJ. Kirby, Sewells R.
" Wm. lie ray, Cherokee NJ Pence, Pences Ranch,
/. McDanlels, g l.. Burnham, 80 :"
NJ. H; Wells Yankee Hill j. D. Pollard, Dogtown
) =. lllckey, E. g. kinSon, "
Wm. Nesblt, Helltown, Col. Mum, .Johnston's r.
Ben Harbour, Butte Cr'k A. S. Warner Rock Cr'k
+. Is. Pond, Chico, JAS Wagstaf Hamilton
Dr. Egery, "a Capt Nelson,
Jos. Virgins, Vanest's Store.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
W w. Hobart, Fl. B. Hunt,
7. II. Harris, J.Lytle.
J.J Collins.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Sam Hedges, NH. Darrach.
H. bay, Geo c. Perkins,
COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES.
A. G. Simpson, &C. Moore.
Z. B. Hendee, JV. Parks.
y. Goldstein,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Ord. Sgt II. J. Simmons, Serg't J. Boucher,
Sers W. O. Middleton, Corporal s. s. Sample,
~. Smith, :. J. Buckius,
l. Callow, J.W. Gilkyson.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Capt. A. II. Connolly, Lieut. H. B. Hunt,
W. W. Hobart, J b. NJ. Smith,
Sam Davis, Jas. A. War,lwell
TICKETS, IS each, Gncluding Supper and Car
riage Hire) to be had 1T Simpsons Book Store or
from any of the Committee of Arrangements.
Rs Orders for Carriages to be left at Simpson 5
Book Store.
N-B-Daneing will commence at precisely half
past O'Clock.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15

A BATTLE RELIC IDESTIFIED.-The Boston
Journal of Dec 10th says:
A few deys since we mentioned that a locket
containing two miniatures, which was found
upon the body of soldier taken from the Po-
tomac at Balls Bluff, had been placed in the
window of Messrs. Shreve, Stanwood & Co.,
for identification. Many of the passers- by
have stopped to look at it, and on Friday it
was recognized by Mr. Marsh messenger of
Fiske & Co.'S express, as being the likeness of
John kirchner, of Clinton, member of Com.
pany c of the Massachusetts, Fifteenth Regi-
ment. He called for the locket and 90 showing
it to Mrs. Kirchner she instantly recognized it
as one her husband had carried with him. the
other miniature being of herself Kirchner
was 81 years of age, and leaves wife and one
infant child born few days before the battle
in which its father was killed. The locket was
found on the body of the deceased near
Long Bridge, about two weeks after the bat
tie, and was sent to New York by the reporter
of Harpers Weekly, and subsequently for
warded by his direction to Gov. Andrew for
identification.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
at Orovile, Feb. Is 1862 Letters not called
for in six weeks will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, d. c.:
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MOBILE.

Fort Morgan, the main defense of Mo-
bile, has total armament of 1872 guns.
All, or nearly all, the guns required for
the defense of the work, are within its
walls. 1t is embrasured for one tier of
guns in casemated bombproof roofs, and
has another tier in the open air, or en-
barbette ...s.5'.
There is but enc line of railroad rua
ming direct into the city of Mobile, and
this connects with the various other Cit
les of the Union at place called Me- Me-
ridian, in Mississippi. From Meridian
there is railroad connection with Jack
son, Mississippi, thence south with New
Orleans, north with Grand Junction and
Memphis, and still further west with
Eicksburg and Texas. The Northern
road from Mobile via Meridian leads di-
rect to Corinth and all those points of
interest in that vicinity. The distance
to Corinth is 3zS miles.
There is no direct communication by
railroad between Montgomery, the Cap
ital of the State, and Mobile; but steam
boats run direct between these places,
along the Alabama river, which empties
into the Mobile river. The water dis
tance is 331 miles. A turnpike road
runs from Blakely, nearly opposite Mo-
bile, to Pensacola, distance of about
so miles.
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IFr0E Inc ClnclhnatI Gazette
The Union in Kentucky,

at a meeting Of the citizens of Mich
olas County, held in the Court louise
in Carlisle on Monday, May II, 1862,
County Court day, the house was full to
overfcwing. DR.. J. L. Mcmillan was
called to the Chair, and +. Munger,
Clerk
On motion of E, West, Esq, Col. Le-
onidas Metcalfe, J. W. Campbell and +
Munger were appointed a Committee to
prepare resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting. Col Metcalfe re-
turned with the following resolutions,
which were unanimously and heartily
adopted:
WHEREAS, We are aware that guer-
rilla parties are now secretly forming
and organizing by the traitors to our
Government, to commit all manner Of
crimes against those who have stood up
to their country and her cause; and that
we have in our midst men who have ad-
vocated the cause of the rebels. and who
are working the overthrow of our glori-
Gus Union-men who are dangerous,
whom we do not fear as open enemies,
but who will give aid and assistance to
any freebooters, thieves or robbers that
may attempt our annoyance; and we see
with much regret that Gov Letcher of
Virginia, has stopped Gf it were possible
for him to get any lower to recommend
the forming of these bands to devastate
and destroy. Now, therefore,
Reso1ved, That forbearance any longer
is absolute cowardice We are driven
to the wall, and must defend; and any
game that they start, two can play at
That we will hold the sympathizers in
our midst accountable for any and all
damage that may be inflicted on our
Union men by these robbers, or any
other Secessionists. They shall pay for
all losses, and if any of our Union men
are killed or captured by them, we will
retaliate in at least 6ve-foId proportion
upon the sympathizing scoundrels in
our midst.
Resolued, That we approve of the ac-
ton of our delegates in the Maysville
Convention, and will give hearty sup
port to the nominee.
Resolved, That We recommend to all
Union men to avoid the Cincinnati En-
9uirer, that we see the effects of that
paper. It has done more damage to
our Government and Union cause than
the Louisville Courier or any other
paper that ever circulated among us,
their professions Notwithstanding We
therefore spectfully request our fellow
citizen, Samuel Berry, (the stage owner
that he will not bring or deliver any
more of that paper in our county.
j. F. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
F. MUNGER, Clerk.