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SsTArR OF OHIO, HAMILro CauNrY.

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTOS = COUNTY,
- COURT OF COMMON PHEAS- Daniel IHRriRg
vs. James Harrison, Elisha Bloomer et al - 70,
l5,Oll - he above. named defendant, Elisha
BlOOmer, a resident Of the State of Ohio, will
take notice that the plaintiff has fled in the Court
Of Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio his Pc
ttion, Wherein be claims judgment against the
said James Harrison, and an order for the sale of
tract of ortgaEed land in said county, described
as follows viz:
All thnt tract ofland in the north vest quarter af
section 81 (as describtd IN the answer and cross
pttition herein filed by Julia ". JohUsDn), in tho
first entire ge in the Miami Purchase coptaiu-
ing forty. two acre, more or less aud b unded on
the north by the Mouth line of sRid section the
east by auds of s BuIpet aud Joseph jackson,
on the souih by lands of the heirs of Ephrsim
JCremibh Salmon
That said snit is now pending g, aud hat unloss he,
the said Elisha Bloomer, appear before the
22d day Of March, ls62 and set no bis lien upon or
in, said land, order will be taken ia his
absence.
ja23.fwy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.
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MARRIED HIS NURsE-George Pease, one
OF the most worthy OF the gallant young men
VITO went from this county with the Lincoln
Guards, had the misfortune, in the early part
that he was sent to The hospital at st Louis
for recovery. His nurse, Florence Night.
ingale in spirit, proved to be an old sweet
heart whom George had known and loved
in former years in Wisconsin; and so well
did she care for the disabled soldier, that he
has since taken her as q nurse and com pam
ion for life George as a soldier, and his
wife as a ministering Angel of Mercy, will
follow the fortunes of the army to the close
OF the war, snd may God protect them both
to the end of the teaful journey.-New
Hampton. (Iot0d) Courier.
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schedule of prices, fixed by government
showed that the soldiers were not robbed
1t is time sutlership were abolished, and free
trade allowed. Had l any influence, ]
would recommend Gen. Mcclellan to do with
suffers as the late Sir Charles Napier did
with the roguish commissaries in India
when he practically illustrated Dean Swifts
allegory:
1.-TWO beams standant,
One beam crossant,
One rope per dant,
rogue at the end ont
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nn11IIIAm RnRnEr wIILrAKI

WILLIAM BURNETT WILL TAKE
wv rotice that, on the 30th day Of August, ls6t,
William II. Taylor flied his petition AGAINST him IL
the Court Of Common Pleas of Hamilton County,
Ohio In mum mhered 20 27l on the docket OF said
Coutt, wherein he represented that he 4d a legal
estate in and was entitled TO the possession of the
east part Of lot numbered 10, in Square of Reed
ers subdivision, in Cncinusti, said part being 2Dsf
ftot in front and that said William Burnet an.
lawfully detained pO, session thereof aud ask8d
Judgment for the recovery Of the same Now said
DuTnet will take notice that unless he answers or
dtmurs TO said petition on before Saturday, the
10th day Of February 1869, Judgment will be taken
against him as upon default. "
WARNBR NJ BATEMAN,
del2-fW Attornev 4 r PlaintiH
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A BMINIsTRAwOR,s SALE OF REAL

"A DWINlSThAyOH'S SALE OF EAL
the Probate Court tf Hamilton Cour ty, Ohio, to ms
the rotuda ofthe Hamilton County Court. house. on
h0EpA1. January 70; 1862 at o'clock 7. the
following real estate, belonging TO the estate ofW
Lot marked GO" on plat on lie in this case be.
ard extending back to the s1ding. Appraised AZ
$1,000, IN Hamilton County, Ohio
Known al as Smith Morris subdvsion @ @ InsSH the Gif
ton County Records Of Deeds Valued at four hun.
dr!d $500 dollars for each lot
same same spbdiyiston Valued at four hundred $500
four fSndEsd and eighty $3.50 d9iaTs for each iot
"A ALSO ;ss La Lots Nos 81. = ans l5I Valued at two
Also Lots MI II and r.. Valued at four huu-
dTea a. ana @ ST M U3 9F % each % 1 Lot NSs
dollars for each lot; Lots Nos: l02 and lOi Valued
o one Lots Scs @ nG m Vsuea a @ 9T esS6
dollars for each lot Lots Nos liz, l22 and ia
Xos SSnf9 m It's sS sSd 49, d0s vsatS s S ts
go collars for each lot. lot No. IS; Valued at
ead at h%osd ana dGsTs Sr
sap d9sTs: lars Lot No iS9 Valued at three hun;
at five, hundred and forty lssio) dollars. Lot No.
az: Valued at two hundred and f,ur lS2oD dollars
nded and p' seventy sSJ dollars Lot No q. Hac s4
TeTm al Of s % aSw snt NJ % hrd the
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale; one
third in one year from tho day of confirmation Of
safe, and one. third In two years from the day Of
such confi nation; deferred pryme ts to be secured
by moItenCe on the premises, and to draw interest
at Il rate Of six cent per anDum from the
hrmaton Of sale. Said property will be sold as tho
properly Of Wm X. Morris, deceased in the case of
Sarah L. Morris and w. B. Morris, Administrators
Sarah l.. Morris ard others (NO. 7l5) Hamilton
County Probate Court, being petition to sell land
and will be sold free from dover or other interest
on the part of any Of the defendants in sais case
W. Il. M0RRlS,
del4 dTh Surviving Administrator.
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STATE OF ONO, HAMILTON COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- COURT OF COM MON PLEAS Sarah A. JAcks
son VS.. John M. JacksOn.- No. 23 O36 The above.
nan cd defendant, nonresident of the State of
Ohio, will take notice that on the 2st day # Ianu-
afy, 1862 the above named Sarah A. Jackson, hin
wife, filed in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of HamiE
ton County Ohio, her certain petition against him,
the raid defendant, wherein she charges him with
dese1tiDg her and not providing for his family aud
ptnys that aid Court may make an order veStiuR
her with the rights, privileges and liabilities OF q
fine sole, as to tcpnirDg possessing and disposirg
of property, real and personal making contracts
ana being lab thereon, and sueing and being sued
In her name.
The said defendant will also take notice that aid
pt ttitiOn is now pending in sad Court and urless
he appear on or before the 22d day of arch 1869,
the same will be hearo in his absence and an order
taken accordingly.
ja23.fsWy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.
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REMOVALS.
r. e M OV Az

DOCTORs HALL g. WHITE HAyS
~ removed their office from I95 West Fourth
st., to % Fast Third-st. where they can be COT,
suited at all times by he unfortunate Drs. II a
": have had many years experience in h spital Sne
private practice. Their treatment IN thorough AM
elective, and their curee pruRipt aud permanent
Persons who have need f tn. advice OF a physician
especially those who have fsilsd TO obtain cures o
others, are solicited to call Drs. g. W Tor tbey
guar Iantee cures in all of pr, ate disease the
most complicated and tioubie5ODe. Young me-
who have been add cted to those habits Il asrIv
youth so destructive TO mind aud BODY ,hould an
ply to Drs. IL. W aud be restored to fun hpalLl
ano vigor; Ague and Fever cured in twelve hOu1
warranted.
Ladies suffering from arrangements oecuisT
their sex should use the French Periodical Dro1s
u Is an tnvalua BILE remedy Irregularities &c. oi
temaes-to be had of Drs II 4 W
All etters containing Zee, addressed to Drs 6ai
white, 80 East Third street Cincinnati o.
promptly attended to, and remedies sent to en-.
address. sa-7tf
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Patent Manila Paper.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF VARIOUS
6AWeighte aud sizes, lust received.
NIXON, CHArFIELD WOODS,
no1 ~ and 10 Walnut st.
TNak WEEKLYPREss NOW RRADY,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1862 I
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
CoLUMBus, ONO. January "a IS63 J
WHERKAs, The PBEElX ASSURANCE COM.
PAkH, located ut Hartford, in the State of Con
neotiCut, has filed in this office sWt rn statement
Of its condition, required by the rst secti n of
corporated By The State of Ohio" passed April 8,
1886; and whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned sRtirfactory evidence that 1t is pos
sessed OF at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual Capital Invested in stocks or in bonds or in
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaRed; aud Whereas
said Company has Fl ed In this Office a written in'
strument under its corporate seal, sigued by the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents CT said Company IN this State, 70
aeknowledge service of prOcess for and in beh a of
sa Company, eOnsenting that such service Of pro-
cess shall be taken and held to be as valid as il
served upon the Company, according t. the laws Of
this or any other State, and waving all claim or
Of service
Nog theretoro in pursuance Of the first section of
the Hforetaid net, l, Robert W. Tayler Auditor
OF ATE for the State of Ohio do hereby earthly thai
said PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hart.
ioid, OoBnecttcut, IL authorized to ira lsact the
Dusinefs OF Fire Insurance in this State until the
thlIty-brst day OF January, In the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty three,
In Nttress whereof, have hereuntO subscribed
- my name and caused the seal Of my Office to
lLsJ be aihxed the day and year above written.
r. W gAYLER,
Ja2b Auditor of State.
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Latest and Most important Informatio
ALL SHOULD KNOW 1T.

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~ do not cast aside your nice soft Hats because
Thy aTs dirty and cut Of condition Take them 60
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d then jet black bring them along at No.
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Observe Beaver Goods Cleaned. Dyed and AL.
tered to the latest sty lie. fol male or female.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH. IN PEACE OR WAR.
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deli dTh
yWNBE STATE OF OHLO, HSnILTOf

yE(HE STATE OF OBlO, HAmILTOf
= COUNTY, eS.-SuperiOv Court Ot CinCinn ati.-
Swift, Hugh w: Hughes and Wilson I. Drake part.
ners as Evans Co., plaintiffs, vs. Robert Newcom
andFTanklin G, NewcOm, partners as g. q r. New.
pie, john I. Guisiuger and William D. Ohpmsn,
par ntrs a. Chapman Gillispe (acceptors6 William
l., Brown and John l.. Guisinger, partners Gui.
The said defendants, George Gillispie, john l..
Gulslpger and William L. Brown, ere hereby notl.
ned that Oh the 18th day of March, A. d. 1861, the
said plaintiffs il said Court hled their petition
against said defendants, which is still pending
theTein the feet aud demand of which s to feOoVeJ
Judgmert ogaust the said defendants for "a, 200
said defendants for said sum, dated Cincinnati De-.
ctmber 5, 1860 and the said defendants are notified
that William b. Williams and Samuel v. Hed, pa +
ners as Williams q hied and Thomas b. Smith,
have been served garnishees In this action that
an order Of attachment has been issued In said 40.
ton aud levied upon the following described prem.
iseS, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel OF ground situated
IN Cincinnati commencing forty nine (49) feet from
the southwest corner of Richmond and John
streets and rnnning thence southery along the lin
Of hn street sixty feet, and the same width
igck at right angles seventy feet; thence north
mi tWardly at right angles sixty feet themes
aweba
Also, that lot OF ground situated in the City of
cincinnati, County Cf Hamilton, Ohio the nerth
side Of SiXth.street, between Central avenue and
John-stIeet, commencing at a point the north
side OF siI tn street, two hundred aud sixty five
(65 feet west of at the east side Of
Trustee; thence running east twenty (2l) feet,
and running back northwardly the same width
back TO George street, on line parallel to Johns
street
The said defendants are required to answer or de.
mur TO said petition on or before the 2Sth day Of
December; A. ID 1861, otherwise judgment will be
sold in satisfaction thereof.
OCsi-fwy NJ. Il 4 W TILDEN. for PIaiutisa
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LEGAL.
ATT or ONO, HAMILTON COUNTY

STATE OF OHIO, TAMIL TON COUNTY
- SS -SJpFh hIOR OOUBr OF UINOtNNATI,-t -
Tho Savings Bank ofwheellng plaintiff, W, A, n,
Handlin, defendant. -Attaohment.-tNo. II sSe,l
taken by the plaintiff, at the Banking house 4 The
Savings Bank OF Wheeling, ~ WhoelioR, ~ the
lQth day Of February, 1902 between the hours Of
O'Clock A M aud o'olt ok p. NJ, of said day. Aud
and ag, nts Of said plaintf will then ~ there be
taken. NJ n. \ W. TtJDEN,
W. A. ADAMS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
January l6, 1862. Ia23 oWy
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MEDICAL.

n e. NEWTON, m. D;-NO. ,IO9 WEST
hours, ~ 70 81 A. n. ~ to AZ r. NJ, TtOsP. N
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eERE STATE OF OHIO, HAmILT0N

FNRE STATE OF OHIO, -HAMILTON
Il COUNTY, SS.-1he Superior Court of Oinein.
natl IA 700 Jason Evans, Briggs Swift. Hugh W.
Co., Plaintiffs, versus Washington Butcher and
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher a Brother, De.
feudants, and Anthony Bullock and Morris Orum,
Garnisheee. The said defendants, Butcher Broth
er, are hereby notified that on the I'd day Of ay,
d 1861, the sad plaintiffs filed their petition ID
said Court, alleging therein that on the 9th dAJ
C Of ts6rpa5y, Hy 1861, the said Morris Drum made !
indoTsed and directed the same to the said
4 Brother, By whom the same was duly accepted Il
that afterwaTd, at the request and for the be aeh
Of the said Butcher Brother, the same was dui,
discounted by these plaintiffs, at their bsnEb =
house in Cinctnnau that there is due these nlRiG.
tts, from defendHnts, on said draft the said 40 m
OF % OO1, ard interest from May !, 1861 and the
gaid defendants notified that the said MorrIEI
Drum and Antb9ny Bullock have been served as
garnishees in said action. Defendant are requisd
70 plead, answer or demur TO said petition on oI'
before the 2st day Of December, ID. 1861 othsT-
wise, Judgment will bB rendered against them ar q
the property or credits of the said Butcher Al
Brother in the possession ooatrOl OF the "a d
garnishees be subjected to the payment thereof
ocA'fTh nj. a W. TILDEE, for PlaiDtids
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Accumulated interest on inve.tmeDts s'76g g

Total assets. 3Ol,7OI "a
PITrH--l abilities to Banks, or
others, cue not dus......... None,
SIXTH Losses adjusted and due None.
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NINTH - Losses in suspense,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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village deTends upon its size, and how built.
l3 The amount insured in any one block depends
above.
lt;-Certifed Copy of the Charter of the Company,
as filed in April, 1856.
.r,mu ~, oo,,,,,,,,IH. II. KELLOGG, Secretary.
HARTFORD COUNTY. o.
HARTFORD, January Il, 1852
Then personally appeared H Kellogg, Secretary
and made oath that the above Statement, by him
sui seTibed y true according to his best knowledge
CBAs. G. sHuLTAs, Justice of the Peace.
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AUCTION SALE
or Property Belonging to the
United States.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QAuRTEEMAsTER,
PERRYyiLLE, Md, May %, 1862.
Will be sold at Public Auction. at Perry.
Vile, Nd, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE llth.
1862, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ, the
following condemned Property, belonging to
the United States:-
% Mules.
L. Horses.
Is Mares, with Foal.
SO Cooking and Heating Stoves.
10000 Grain Sacks.
900 lbs. Old Tire Iron.
5000 lbs. Scrap lion.
% tons Railroad Iron.
1875 Railroad Ties.
10000 feet Assorted Lumber.
Is Buildings (Barracks).
Commissary Store House.
81 Buildings (Mechanics' Shops,
Mess Rooms, &c.)
Is Sheds tor Horses and Mules.
GAS Wagon Whips, 27l Neck Halters,
S37 Locl.ing Shoes, so Wagon Saddle Trees,
! Straw Cutter, 3 Brick Forgcs, Portable
FORCES, 200 lbs. Horse Shoe Nails 1872 Horse
Shoe Rasps, Press Drill 800 Bride Bits.
! Mule Collats. 1914 pairs Mule Hamcs, IL
Shovels, 6 Spades, 81 Horse Brushes, 245
Currycombs, s Horse Cards, Is Axes, 81
Jockey Sticks, 25 Ct. p. Buckets, s Hoes, so
Rakes, 90 Lanterns, ll2 Stable Forks, 5
Anglers, 2 Picks, Dutch Ovens, Is IIatchets,
% Blankets, III Wagon Covers, ~ lbs.
Shoe makers Wax, Door Lock, l Paulin,
Riding Bride, 4 Gimlets, & Anger Bits, 4
Padlocks, Oil Can, 8 Single Trees and
Portable House. Terms, Cash, in Com or
United States Treasury Notes.
SYMMES GARDNER,
Captain and Assistant Quartcrmaster U S. A.
SAMUEL BURNS, Auctioncer.
May 81, lS62-ts.