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w procure. without delay. the
BACK Al BOUNTY and LAND ABRAMS
which may be ~, discharged so.dt rs CT the reia-
tive. % aecess q >Oidi~r-.
Orcs IN orintbi.n bnildinss. Tsrre H-ats. Ind.
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Ian3oi&~2~ Attorneys
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In der ST. cHAslss Haltr, am Ncnsag.
den Il Feorusr.
- Um ~ Uhr wirt EN- suseereichnetes
supper sersirt
Tickets 80 cents.
NARTIN STEHLlN
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- As~z To ASKS To Aa1s
Naaiel Co. ne lJ,A nresle. Boz ~ssaisaed
= csn9 Calhoun. ~. seventy &c sbie
bod 81 nsn. % serve h sad brigade Fsch
teef.t. unos As ARRIVAL A. rsm9. III re
cesse Al nrsesssv close * ssi sISoo. BE
- ohs moasA's pss "a .a,anee.
A'se-esnted a drummer and ffes-
Fourteen teamaiors also xsrtet.
Reefnitiag once Terre Hsute. Isa
LEONARD wFsT. CsVaia
In ls4Sv3v
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Tie river At ths porsi- falling npidly
AM fell Of floating zee
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- dsy - Trssasry. Iss3. a. th- c.urt House deer
IN IT, ety = fefrs hsnie. Niso county. infisna. -
fspen TIE hears q 10 e'cloek a. m. snt a o'rloek p
n I ell all - the hfahesf bidder the two hird.
= q 81 ~ IL IN Par@nns Adtitfon - the fosu q
fsrre Hause. A G sdit u a. and t~sls~ saoutbs
II b given. The pefehs9f giving uois With sp-
proved security. wafxinx vai safio1 AID apQsaifmetf
lsrs. 49, hearing interest frorn safe.
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DR.. e. v. BALL.


NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers. -
~ have dwellings and sior Rooms i'nssr hy
towns. excellent place. 20 eel goof. whieh ~iil
trade Cor properly IN Or n~ar TIRE nauie. md psy =
d~ifereree IN cash. arp'y o.
HARhERT,
8eefGdA~em psai FstAts Agent
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

sz-Esening Star Temple. Of Honor No.
. meets THE evening
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GARDNE
Is our or Town

~ sh<fs srs = iss nore esta e ~ hrAly esls.
trssrf srsp. 80 - Hsrstrtsss. ~krk 49, ~sTraut<~d
- = ~ e~feef<rs srftclr - shsvtn< sd ~ tzlst.
to- cafs - flafs - - hr - ksnes, sef - Ne
1es.A. & - unslrr.ee~A u i ekffsnt<i sse. hfs
ue<e P@nt 80 srer~< fren ~r~sl~n. "a, hn-e mss-
tn. VA fsst cefTs.1 AZ ~ht- spss r>n Al ktrts
~ hfalgrs.
sor csn - Rsder. -he = -. sxs.l A. s~.rs
sske n<fuss Il ~ an euse Isrr1a 50
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~ sssumous or scEofulous Affections ar as
urse. The hl.ght, tie potato rsf Of mankind. Tie
are vic and flthy a. vel - fatal. They sri-e fron
oon,sninsuOh and inpUriiy Ct le biesd. ard A-e =
b seen al around - everywhere. oae esAFteE q
AL We meet are tainted with them, and enc erarses
= shese die Of them; dis fcoilshly TOO. because they
~ csE.s,e. AsEA's sAEsArAHr4A cle.nses cut IL
sero<ulous corruption from tbe bloo1, renders iipaTe
81 healthy. and eaccsnaiiy expurg<zes lac fou'
cou,su:sn.acn fuom The system. Solsases sroaa
,,ser xour scso,ulous disorders, since tho !~sres.sia-
a. Ana las provided bic mastery oo1hinstioa q
curative virtues that he Gals SAhsArAEn-a-.heH-
crst. Waterbury. c..
RgAxDRETn's PuLs-for shs restoration -
eesIth Of dose Who have hccn stricken ty spoplcp
paralysis Asy arc Tia oniy reust'e nccirine. L
al Affections Of The lsnSs ohcs, sad bowels theh
prompt pse saves he ssS qriekty cures fnf1Eo.
"A. piruri.y. ehsiers, WIND, spa<ns. worms chsier-
uorbs.. dlArrhoea. s~yscntary vhsther from ns,2ri-
EATING unripc fruits OF other fsnlt> II diss. yield
thsir Influence. Asthma, gcut, rhsunansnS I've
.s.enens. rupseses. i~nhsnmsiions q any orsA-
.es~rs. . heshsr asge ~ other specific fcsers; blhoss
diseases. jaundise, ST. Nitas'sd lance. smllpox. msss-
lss. Group, eryslpelss, white s~~ellings. piles, ulcer.
q even thirty years osusiDusnce and especially
alcers q the liver. have al been cured pernanen;s
oy thee celebrated Vegetable Universal rsns. Il
senair complaints and ne-vous diseases they hsv
ocen equally successful. Vide change 81 afs. eo,s
art and second periods. Epilepsy. depfesAsI q
-pirits, frfEhtel oersins. al obstrr1ions and reiH2
stious are by them curcd. dispersed md cc<rec'ed~
Proc - cents per boz.
said by J. 4. crsrsezas. fesre-Hsuie, ard u 81
se<p~<ssbie dealers IN medicine. ..aIid~ln
Jcsr srs TslNs-our attention va esiis1 this
moraing 20 a friend 0f Cur, who, a kw ncrihs aga
w.s slckly, feeble a1d cehilitated-no~ he l. beatty
strong aid robust Ibis great change Wa procuo-i
~ tAb'ng ncLA's CrlrskArap snESerrf>f>s
coHs.aL. n II rel kL'xrR % LsrE.
We advise every resosr who N bo ssekly And
aebiutstec. sno all who arc VII and wish 90 keep
q. 20 ty h.-iEvsning Mirror.
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THE psrsn, rship in the Dry Goods
l. tad between Ripley q DAnsidscn .xplret by
mu AL consent on the ssia day Of fsausFy, fscf.-
D ;. ID madison retiring sells his interest 70 y
X piry. ~bo colt4 ues the busin~-s AID srtties all
4 msnds against M late hrm. AL outstanding In
teotedness must b. lmme I'd sfefy eio-~t.
Ripley A DAsAIiSoS.
January u. fsee
A Gard.
Il retiring frOtn business. the undersigned takes
much pleasure ~ CO mending Geo. y. Ripley 10 all
the lorner patrols % the House aid 20 the public
~xeasraiis Thoroughly qu n Ted IN The business a.
god purch as~r. the bay az community may eonn
ds tiy rely upon god sSxsins a. all times. and .
slral 81 forwart generoas treatment
BIS D~ASALDSOS.
Terre usate. Jan. ~. ise9.
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FROM

\ messenger arrived from Roanoke Island
reports that four Federal vcSsc.s OF war were
of the Island last night and = lare number
of vessels two miles below the Island An
attack'was expected.
General Wise Is IN Qcltcr health.
Twenty thoasand liberals formed the At
lacking column on II Henry.
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lFrom Co. Aibsrs fak.. A. c. fFou Arksnsss.l
wssnrsoros. d. C. June II. iosG
II have naec two bottles Of your baEsAvs's h0
ND Bsrrru. and hsye found Il very useful II ca
4 Indigestion and Headsche. and reeomseend q "a
n who need a pleasant add efhcaoious r.mecy AM
valuable tonic.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TRUMPs: a NOVEL BY GEO.
W. CURTIS. sp!eaillly llns,faiea ~ Hoppin-
MlcAuLAYs HISTORY OF ENGLAND
yol. 6h.
THE WITS AND BEAUx OF SOCIETY
IS he snfhor ~ 'Qusens q acaey"
.~sas-ss AZ v - prarst~aua go
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FROM MEMPHlS

MrMrHs. Feb 7-Ft Henry was captnrsd
by the federals Yesterday alter two hours
fighting.
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The late Bish sAsria oa allegheny ceau;y h.

The late Bigh sheria OF Allegheny ooan;y la
oven ne the following
Twas arAcied with Debility Of The Digestive O.
ssns amounting TO q severe attack Of Dyspepsia.
~hlch had reduced my nssh considerably. Ms ~iss
sss also afflicted under Tho sane circumstance. sna
<i,h the same disease. Having used your mecicius
allied BonAvr's HoiLAss BsrnKs. Ne beth ohtais-
d relief. ami are happy % aroFd yoa thu puhue
evidence 81 Sc value.
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HrrArp's ConsrsrosprScr.

The Presidcrt OF the American Telegraph
Company leave. Washins ton tor New York
tAmorrov morning f.eqacnt and satisisc
thy interviews with the Secretary Of War
have e nvinccd Mr. Sanford that the meas
ures adopted BY the aoserhmeu. In relation
10 The transmission OF telegrsphic messages
are imperatis ely demanded by tho public
welfare, aid interieres With neither the pr.
sste rights Of citizens. nor tho interests OF
the Telegraph Company.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
From the upper Potomac.

WILLIAMspoRT, Nov. 20 Yesterday af-
ternoon Gen. Saxton sent strong reconnois-
ance from Harper's Ferry towards Charles
town, and encountered body Of three or
four hundred rebel cavalry at Halltown, and
drove them thence through Charlestown,
shelling them at every opportunity
Our loss was one or two killed. The enc
my's loss was severe Our shells set fire to
several houses in Charlestown A slight de-
monstration by the enemy was made near
Falling Waters yesterday afternoon on our
out posts on the Virginia side of the river
The rebels were driven back and our men
retired nearer to the town for the night
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

ton and Baltimore, stopping % sne ro'h'
either way, had been Withdrawn.
Regular communication 1t least three or
four times weekly, with the above named
cities has become matter Of the most ur-
gent necessity, not only in bringing mate
rails for carrying on our building operations
but in obtaining supplies of various kinds
for our patients i loss of only one trip
has always occasioned us Inconvenience and
ANNOYANCE. Soldiers discharged from ser
vice are prevented leaving for their homes,
and those who have been reported as Mt Tor
duty cannot rejoin their regiments ON ac-
count of the want of transportation. 4
large number of the latter have been wait
ing anxiously for an opportunity to leave
for the past week
We sincerely trust that we soon will have
the pleasure Of announcing that the COM
munication has been re-opened, and that a
boat has been detailed solely for our purpo-
SEES, the headquarters of which will be at
the Point
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

We learn from the Baltimore american
that, on the 18th inst, Col Ludlow, of
Gen Dix's Staff, completed the exchange
Of all the officers and men captured by the
Rebels at Mumfordsville, Ky, on the 18th
Of September, and also fapll the officers
and men Of the New York regiments who
were captured at Harper's Ferry, compris-
ing FIVE full regiments of infantry, one de-
tachment of cavalry and two batteries. All
these are now at Camp Douglas, Chicago
aud will sobn be ordered to Washington
The Mumfordsville prisoners are in cam,
at indianapolis, Inn, and are ready to take
the field. The aggregate Of officers and
men declared exchanged by Col. Ludlow
will amount to about eight thousand.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

A special dispatch from ManassasJu nc-
ton on the 18th inst, to the Washington
Star informs us that the Army of the Pc
tomac is on the move again, and starts full
Of vigor and enthusiasm. An engineer
regiment has also gone down the Potomac
from Washington with feet of pontoon
boats On Tuesday morning last, while
tho Second Division Of the Ninth Corps,
under Gen. Sturgis, were passing from
Sulphur Springs to Fayetteville, at point
about four miles from the latter place, a
Rebel battery opened upon the columnfrom
an elevation on the opposite bank of the
river. The attack was sudden, and rapid
firing ensued from a 20-pound gun and sew
eral of lighter calibre Captain Durck,s
Pennsylvania Battery, which was passing
at the time, was placed in position, and re-
piled to the Rebels. The artillery duel
lasted for more than two hours, when the
Rebels withdrew, and the column contin-
ued its march to Fayetteville.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

IMPORTANT ARREST. THE War Depart
ment detectives who have been inyestigat-
ing affairs in the vicinity of Fairfax Court
House, have arrested and put in prison ia
cob New, Machman Whitehead, Den
nison, and negro mann els Arnold.
New is sutler at Ge1 headquar-
tiers, who had the othei i in his en-
ploy The negro was Cen Sigels cook
Goods of all descriptions were sent from
New York consigned to the cook, who
helped them through our lines to the Reb-
els -Four trunks were seized, which were
filled with shoulder-straps for Rebel officers,
gold lace, ect Seventy swords were
found on the premises which were supposed
to have been manufactured in Germany, as
they bore the mark u. Sc, supposed to
stand for Upper SAKE Coburg." The ne
gro confessed the whole transaction, aud
gave the names of the sellers of the contra
band goods in New York, who will be ar
rested. The guilty parties had twelve sto-
len horses IN their possession
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
TELE g RAMS.
rrom the Army OF the Potomac.

WASHINGTON. Nov 20.-Information
from the army Of the Potomac to-day states
n the rebel cavalry recently approached
Warrenton to reconnoiter, but Gen. Pleasan-
ton. with his cavalry, gave them severe
check near that place.
Accounts from Falmouth, dated to-day.
state that during yesterday afternoon the en-
emv's pickets were scattered along the banks
Of the Rappahannock, and conversed freely
with our own, but no firing took place Only
one small camp of the enemy was vlsable
last night.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
Position Of the Rebel Army.
The New York Times says:

The New York Times says:
--latest intelligence, believed to be reliable
states that the main body of the rebelarmy
hassucceeded mreaching point between our
army and Richmond Jackson and Stuart
are said to be between Culpepper and War
renton.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

How TO OBTAIN PESsIoS;--In obtaining pen
sion the following steps are required;-First, the
declaration with two witnesses is made before any
court of record, or an officer representing it; sec
ond the certificate of two surgeons as to the injury
received or disease contracted and the degree Of
disability necessary; third, the certificate of d COM
mssoned officer having knowledge of the facts
stating time place and facts
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

ONcH more we are cut off from all COM
munication with the rest of mankind. We
ean now fully appreciate the feelings Of our
unfortunate friend, ALEX. SELKlaK, when
he exclaimed,
oh solitude where are the charms
That sages have seen in thy facet
Like him, we can't see the charms, if the,
do exist.
On "Wednesday last the sad news reached
~ that the Key Port, the boat that has
been running regularly between Washing
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24
HAMMOND GAZETTE.
MONDAY MORNING. NOV. a. 1862.
From, the seat Of war.

From the seat OF W6I'
Everything at present looks bright and
cheering; the army Of the Potomac y
steadily and rapidly advancing, and vt last
accounts was at fredericksburg
General Burnside, while lacking none OF
McClellan's good qualities, possesses in an
eminent degree, that dash and energy 50
necessary to success, and which should al
ways characterize the military leader ON
ward to Richmond should now be the war cry
Of our brave and patriotic army, until that
Pandemonium of rebcldom falls.
So great il the confidence felt in our
able commander, that one Of the leading
papers Of Washington has predicted that
within ten days our army will be III Rich
mond.
The latest information received represents
jackson as falling back, or in other words
is Fastening TO join Lees army. No fear
Of another raid need now be entertained by
tho people Of Maryland, from that person
age Even In case he should make the
rash attempt, with Sigel, Heintzlenan and
the troops at Harper's Ferry and elsewhere
on the Upper Potomac, he would effeetually
be repulsed.
The expedition Of Gen Foster in North
Carolina has failed. The General attrib-
issaa Is III sasuess 10 the bad condition Of
the roads md The exhausted condition Of
his men, most Of whom had been sick for
over two months and had not yet recovered
their strength.
In his official report to Major General
Halleck, he states THAT although the main
object of the expedition was frustrated,
what was accomplished viii have good
effect on the Union cause In his Depart
nent"
The New York Post announces the
pleasing intelligence that naval expedi-
lion against Charleston is nearly ready
We hope that this news is correct, for it is
time thaethe Charlcstonians had received
some attention. They have suffered less
from the horrors of war than any Of the
States in rebellion. May success attend
the expedition.
ONcE more We are cut off from all COM
munication with the rest of mankind. We
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-24

FIVE ladies left Portland, Maine, last
week, at the request of Miss Dix, to act as
nurses in the hospitals of Washington and
vicinity.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
Application for Pardons

~. NOTICE. t is hereby, given that on stAs
lat day Of January, 1862, OF "a soos
hereafter 1a as the matter Gao be hessd,
app.'catIon will be made 70 tho Goysraoe
q Ohio. for the pardon Of my bssbsnd,
franklin Era a. Kinsey, who at the Fsmnary
,esm. 1851, Of The Court Of .ComuoA
rleas A1A. Of Monroe County. Ohio. svas .ecIns
s'c'ed OF the crime Of passing couuserisik
money, and sentenced to the Per itensissy
'os ave years. HAkxAH, u. KsNsxvr
December Is; 1S61.--sw.pd. ssssi bss
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Legal Notice.

JAMES RUSSELL. who reside, oSS
Of the Stste of Ohio, will take. uosicesi
that on the 18th day of December 1852
l hled Petition ia the Court of Cons
mon Pleas of Monroe County Ohio. shss
object q which is to scauoei Mortgages
glven by me to Joseph Forsheys Oh tho
SIst OF November s46. on west half %
nossnseast quarter ofsection 3,atownships
and range Z. in said county. and %
Forshey assigned TO J lanes Rassella Y60p
are required to appear aand sanswer sAid}
Petition by the second Saturday ID FsBa
:nary 1862; orsin' default. jodgmens wiip
be taken at February Term ofs said Court
as by confession sd1 RoBERr CLAAk de
December 18. 1861. --6w S. 50 $ isess
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
Legal Notice.

ALEXANDER YOUNG. w6osss rssl.s
dence9 9is unknown 10 the undersixncd.o
will take notice that on the 4th dsy 81
October A. D 1862, I fled Petitfoniins
the Court of Common Pleas OF MonfoV
County Ohio. against him aud othsrsS
the object of which is to collect the sri6S
Of one hundred and thirty nire doilavg
and ninety-fo6r cents and ten per cent.
interest from Jolly g, 1855. subject t6s
:redits Of SO July l6. 1858. ands dstf6S
June 90, 1859, being amount ii .Judxe:s
meut Of Jacob Moose vs him, and 10 ssibss
the following Lands 10 said cbsnfy. l6S
pay same: The south half Of the Sontffs
east quarter. aud the north west .auxt{f e
Of the south east quarter Of stclios nine
township Eve and range Eve. You afS' fS'
required to appear in said Court sad s. :,
swer said Petition by the second Sstuf~.
day 10 February 1862. or 10 default, judg.<
ment will be taken at February Tern 81
said Court 1859 preconiessed.. s,-..,,,
z FREDERICK KOEdLEE ~ -
Deeem5er l8, l86l.--6w 81 { S, 5; - -
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A Soldiers Jottings.
SEDALIA, Mo-, Dec. S, 1856

Dear Spirits. We have just got sufi.
ciently over the immense scare. caused by
the rumored attack of Price 4 Co. on q 8
to write again with something like ease
On the night Of the 24.h November the
ST. Louis papers said Sedalia was burned
and our pickets driven in, and We wer.
hourly expecting fight; all Of which va.
false except the fight. and that proved te
be . hoax Price. We have since lssrue,
was never nearer this place than Spring
field. or perhaps in small force at Oseol,
aud he never intended to attack as, b,
only made demoostration to keep.
here, and thus weaken the expected
pedition down The Mississippi. Sterli
Price Is cunning old dog, snd when
catch him | think it will be known.
never gives fight only when he has
perior force aud advantage Of the gro,
loeither Of which be is likely to get
coming here. The very latest acco
We had of him. he was on bis way ",
ward toward Kansas, $4,000 sire
which, IT, true, will 20 doubt set us 10
tion shortly. No doubt you have s
his proclamation to the Missourians.
which be very badly wanted $4,000 m
armed sod equipped at their own expeh
ready to wait until they conquer befs
receiving paJ Jment for the same. Wet
hardly certain that he will get them. as.
is 60 kind as to throw our friend Jacks
so beautifully in the shade, piece
cleverness old Clsiborn will b. very a
10 remember. We hope, though, for {.
sake of, good time. that they will mai
it up, and for the present pay their st,e
lions to Us, Invaders" only, and We "
greatly appreciate the complimsnt.
CLoTHING, PAY, 90
We reckon the 27th Regiment o. v. U. s.
just for the present, is the happisst eollsoti
Of Buckeyes onts Since our last We have
csivsd full uniform, overcoats. JACKIE,
pants, caps. shirts. drawers, hose aud sho
all Of very good material, end make, with.
ception, perhaps, of the shirts and drawt
which seem to be OF a quslity rather infsria
but among so many good things are accepi
bile. But the greatest cause of this effusi
OF happiness is, perhaps, a late sight of I'll
oftsn-wished for, and seldom seen persouaI
the .paymaster," who "payed" US q fy
visit, long enough tv place in ths pockets
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
Thomas Wright's Estate.

NOTICE 10 given that the Probate
Court Of Monroe County. Ohio. did. on
the 18th day of December 1851, declare
the Estate Of Thomas Wright probably
insolveat. Creditors viii present their
claims 70 L. Gratigny ssur..; Administra-
tor, within six mouths from this dste.
L. GRATIGNY. senr.
Deeem6er 1s, is6i.-4w
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Notice in Partition.

isaac Beardmsors. Gsardsas Of Isaac
Booth. Petitioner, sgsinst EHza Scar.
borough and Stephen Scarborough,
her AxsSand, D.fssScnts, /.
THE SAID DirENDAsrs win take notice
that the pssitioner 6led bic petitioa In the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Houros coun.
y. Ohio. on the 27th day Of November,
4. D. one thousaod eight hundred and
sixty one, sgainst them; The object aud
prayer Of whscS 10, to obtain partition of
the following lands and tsnsmsnts. situate
in Monroe county, Ohio. and described as
follows, to wit: The south half of the
south west quarter Of section seven, in
township 6ve of range six. Also the
south east quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of section thirteen. 10 township Eve
aud range SIX. Also sspart Of the east
half Of the north esst quartsr Of section
eighteen in township four and range six,
beginning ~ the north east corner of the
section; thsnes vest eighty rods and ssy-
esteen ssd ons-haH links to a elm;
thence s6u,h 6Ny>oas rods ssd thirteen
and ihrss-fonrths ilaks 10 III plscs Of
beginning. csataiuing twsaty.six acres,
moro or less. Said defendants ars notified
that Application viIl b made st the ne II
Term Of the Court Of Commoa Pleas for
Monroe county. Ohio. for IN order for
partition Of the aforesaid premises
ISAAC BEARDMORE,
Guardian Of Isaac Booth.
Dsesssker l.-ew IS .4S