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LEGAL NOTICES.
SGPREAE cOLRr.
- in The matter cr tte .ylRoa u e Mayor, Aidennsu
sn,i CcDsuonai.y ol tla cs ~ Ner ygk. relative 70
TvE GplTiNG OF
CEE EvspRED aXp lEsiH STREET
=, FE9an i nIl,21,22A.g%tAysa e, ,2.g

N.yar Alta rnn sad oirsrsas " the city 81 Ssv iot
lsrrbe le nt ia. ey nl-ui to alpy 70 tho Supreme
S,,, a. ia stale o ses lcgs, special q sal
eoup, 10 ts c'iy su ~ he ely o New YORK
Esnr ~ lhe day or jsnaaJy 1851 ~ The openings
4 - tsat day thereafter counsel cen be
hssrl for The aproun-ai q tormisscnrfs q Essuae
~ a.ssssrent tn1 above cnte1 natter sin tbe
~ ent cf the nyovcner hereby Intended u 'hc
t ~ one Hundred aid reAtA street from Broadway the
Jl scu riyeg iie snl eis New Io4 ad the
ma ,r plsn ld city, Gnser and " virtue q ena~ o. he
IeVn,uTt 81 rscGs ct 's State % Stw yrs, eu.tsd
nA1 raanvs 10 onrpFoSsmsns i9aehins t9e as ort
,reet1 fcs " rg ~ Ns~ }orA. ind tOf osier Pr"
'''s'' IslrSc o. rsoysoS,
Cnan.e : the CgY.a3.s'cH.
DAxtNyw Yoag, Dseemhsr 70 'ss9
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R tiLitsit D>.

IJcDsnN HINEe G.iiEc.p.--TRAiNs FoR ALBA.
Ill ry tiuJ, Soit cs, iSa.s Chambers sl.cnt
~ n n. sf S,ia 5Aaa iGSl r. NJ, snt on Sundays
NJ 52s l.. u. non fhlitieib v.sc3
NLw yoEK nARiEA A.D ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ FOE ALtsNY, iNoY, MOTH AND WEST.
HIN1ER ARRANGEMENT,
Jc4irsu,lay MONDAY. sqY. ~, ieS2
Fgr Abtauy ~ ~ A. b.. r,1rss NeA frsi ;t9n fWeng
salh street sfii01. fc.etpu. leave Nbsry 10 30 A. ".
10. 81 .oesi i.,as sAe IT. Iat'e.
J01S eCpCHiLi, superintendent.
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the ned Encsh propnetes universally ackno edged
the beet OF az WHO gi.sniees o TO those
consult her health wealth and harpiness and warrants
iniyaft 10 them Information OF The importance
relative 10 lawsuits Journeys absent friends love- cou =
fact Of all affairs In le. Bavc soldiers learn your doom
OF glory e death. II you your prosperity
felicity you'll delay 10 visit address by letter this
highly gifted and beautiful young lady at l0 sixth avenue,
opposite Eighth street. Mss W. Is the only In this
who has the genuine HON asd Arabian asmans for
good luck and business Arss-wairaned fer hfe
Lucky numbers given as aso hrhv Deeabs city refe.
RANGES Drunke cursd and an A wiyes and nus
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IRVING HALI.-MTSS TERESA CARRENO
J. THE CHILD PIANIST, EIGHT YEARS OF AGE

TIE SiiLD Aih'ioA' Sioni LEANS Or ANEs
rurgbAs gp.Rp sSEsISD GEASR GosGEaT Dss O'Clock
MISS ANNIE s;sfs ssIssSlss II III following artists
SSi siGSds EilN5SAS Spi!ksaf f!kSIfE' Tenor D''lof
MIR. .TiiIoboRE THOMAS. volinist
eaa srEsiAr sn F. NorIGEs. ErGss fla''st
IN comlance with many requests there win be prices
'''V"'s'e0' "''' o TicSsi. 'S o5pSr,s. 5ocens. VIZ"
Reserved seats 20 cents extra
Tho sale OF which win commence this morning, at Beer
70 asSnr;y sa q
Irving Hail
AT tr7ng Hs the child pianist Teresa Carrens, has ap
pesred 20 large audiences with great Among
TIC opsy appa9ded ease SKIN aud sell possession viii
s she ronSo O e. 4S%ms, ne Psyer fro
S:. y:sss .a,a1s ~ i. ~. & e :
h:. fersaa carrsnos :ssoai eoasss at f,Ias fan %
@ slSs Ss purely ca ese o. d Ss S %
marvellous young PLAYER possessed There are many per-
syscaon Ja i would be diGcGli TO mention another Who
nssy sS & Tes Sn ~sc lS Soe . her e g
and not by application gve hcr position which no
air ena o d a In % eesn
explain ,ee ge whch aeady exists concerning tbis ain
s"'"'' s"''~ From the rrbonel.
se9ha conoerton saturday evening OF the remarkable
masers music fsu,ci in great alsfastlo1 70 the audi
Mtss Teresa get over Keys in tough music with
bic deyery Zoe her years but she plays with meaning.
sentiment greater than would poss lie at
ter age The adfni crs Of young gifts win be fully
bed By attending her third concert on Tuesday evening
al Irving Hall
fFrorn the World.
DrByr oy TrHrsA CARRLso--Trvlng Hall witnessed the
debut Tuesday night o Teresa Carreno presence
e ss @S No ase rs ~ years sG as
country such audience be gathered Tor Ike purpose
The spectacle presented tina: OCCASION was indeed u1ique
spfghtly pirl of eight years wrought such miracles ~
muse upon the a. 70 evoke the most fsrturous
..nsd GspssEs clearly ana tbe rssiss,Isp M q he,
Extreme ,oa, sso 091a Ia. s2.,ssIss nss, sss
freed Transporting With dolls aud toys we're ts,--s h
diciog chords OF such senstyeness and trsof .-
decay and nnsh. The intellect struggled against what
the averred but eyes and ears lnay uInphed.
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THn nEBELLIOE.
5k0FosAts FOR OATS AND CORN. 8
DRror QUARrRRxAsrER's OprsCu, !
Corner Elghloenth and q streets.

Corner Eighteenth and q streets
ssAIED sss S esss sss ua
s 40 s Ss sS 3 0sSo , M
ehousand bushels Of Oats ard sooo0 two hundred thou
The Oats be Of good erchaa.~ble quality, pu. up
received BY weight at csa thirty two pounds
furnished without extra charge 10 The govern
fine Corn 70 be Of good merchantablo quality, put up in
Corn VIII be received by weight (5C) afys1 pounds
TO be furnished without extra charge the
Delivery to be made in the city Washington. within (S
twenty i've days from 'ae pen,s date g .hs contract
Proposals viii be received Gy thousand Ool bush
eis o. Oats aud upwards and for Giy thousand tOo0O
The propositions for the oats ani corn must Be on sspa,
The fu aud Post address of the bidder must
M @ n the o9 s. o m s Of q. e IL
r q M gna It. and
an Ponosa ga q e. aay ~ sss H ~
should be plainly marked frSrSs1rS for Oats and Corn
Ghe ability bidder to i'll the contract should II be
wose n Pc @ r. % @ es
he responsb y Of the guaianiors must ee shown by The
Of The IN &c States District Attorney.
sS & Hs rs N s BIDS are
equal IN aaoan % 70 ls the s 20 De e. reeed on
!or WIZ be required of the successful bidder signing
lne contract
As the must accompany the contrary II will be neces
eay for The bidders To have their bondsgn with hem or 70
have se In anticipation snd ready TO be produced
when the coutIac' a signed.
Blanks for bonus be procured upon application bens
made at this oce either personally by letter or oy tee
graph.
or GUARANTEE
We, Of The count, OF - and state Of -.- and
-, OF the county OF and state o. -, 40 mere
by guaranty that is able full contract Ia accord
ance with the terms Of hi proposon and that should his
proposition be accepted he will AZ once enter into contract
In accordance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are prepared to
become his securities. -
ITO this guarantee m appended the official certificate
Above me nliogad- ...,...,. -
All oats aud contcted for under this advertisement
inspected. and such do not oil good
sound mcichan,able quality viii be rejected.
Payment be made upon the completion OF the con-
tract thereafter the Depot Qartcrmaser shalt
be In fun Ia.
ANY infornaity in the bid, nlornance with the
of Advertisement viii insure the rejection OF the
proposal.
Delivery to be made at the raiiold depot or at one OF
the government whaves IN the city OF washington.
Thc Depot himself the right 10
reject any OF ali bids thai he may deem too high.
ID. II. RUCKER.
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
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A cApEMY OF MUSIC,
Il Fourteenth street. New York
oEE1!2s. --....i
SfR Mason JONES,
tos fnnlly College, Dnbin)
Will deliver bis Fifth Orsiion in New YdrK al
THURSDAY EyENiNd. DEC. I.

DEAN SWIFT AND hts CRITICS.
sYLLABrs.
psay Dr. SSsaoa Sir nns ITs f 1Sa Ssrs Ss
pys-ffe al Sir william Tsnpes.Necis King wiis% Si
ss q b Tabhs s,ssnSs
oii Career In Loncon-Mee,s with Miss vaubomfsh IVA.
yih 0,tord sol,nSbro.s Add,sop Pore
Of ST. PsireSs-hs Political Power 10 freiaud-fEe Dr3.
piers Lettsrs-sDhectoust serysnts AnecdQycs Of t
Character Of the Times which Swift Lysd-Crapdsur Of
his Genuscharacter OF his ings-Ther VAST InAueuce
Modern Lerslre-Dea,ho Of s.ela-Ths tue Aeoqgutst
l"' ana ne AsjiaiaHS oPiNiJxs SOY OF THE PRESS
90 ssen. s his aessrs SO varied ihs saSsss ssuc
Pre- Pre- s as an sioaasS sdasn Ss Lecture fosira
@ r i3sis us % isss
/: ssss ls'. y, & sss sr 4!
rushes into his rko gsss FfsS m ha Ghsrgy 81
sie sound of the ouso he !, ,h!iy
VITA 4ln fse teen eg''n nc s sois saif aad pasassoS
WIZ essi vs!e n.ae'-.Yv dr,s s,,ns ttrrsss. GNb
s lsS q @ iSa 4 Z nsMiisS9Se b ssS
s fsacS seap,roa, GOD s.,rgiS,s vs-s cye.S No
o.. ~ yiila le tis iu,eiTr Jon Sueiss MORO Sal No
sS apr,eca:ir. sldisass-A 4 esFfsss nv is
iickets can nc obiagcd al te AcaSsy; A. Bssr soAr.
S sssAs ss s IT, s45sir.y sn s ~ AEs:
Gss's s,sss sid :, al lse ptinoIpsl hs.s,
9osss VII sysr *, socsSi Grafton m Brooklyn on
TRtDAy EyEaIk0, Dec. 8 sutjscs-'Dcsu Swift and
seSgtyif .o gyfsphs sl 1--WE nm De- e''n' % S'v's
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER q 1862.

.,l~,,. AnltsEMgskTss
NIplOS GARDEN
~ Lessee and maaager Wm Wheatlev
:. .s's.'' : q 81 = INC pubic '' S
-. Gkfar ouARAcrER or CAMILLE.
in The thrlIney iuterestus Drama OF the same
- : ''''' 'TTiirR LAST TIME BUT oSE.
TUESDAY EnsgSsss peee~se, a. 1852.
CAMILLE
mAriinA HERON 3 .SsmiS Sssn
Monssr n%ssa pSv.s Dual NJ NJ e. snr%ei
AsS.s mAvEs j. SSSpscSHH ssc'S i'
wnoSrspSS sfw,s EvSSl toI.ssssr' Sss pee . 's'a'
{. ~e hs%ss's sysSS$ issss T'ssoa,s
nssp.y xsn.iasSSSis s2sHEfE TnSssBlr AND FRIDAY
Ntb's Of pcrforns.se of ,rrox
rvI rvEsDaY AND sATORDAy
INC performances viii commence al IN O'Clock. Doors
WrSrES GARDEN:
;" Mr.. AND MS ssSa saSSsg TsHs p wrrGfAms III
~@ese engase%SSse! ess scen sS,ended wth
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY PART.
fGEspAs T5 sas nFf nSnsiSa S.sess, ssssss
rarSSsS x W. ATTRACTIVE cuAnAOrras
III AND OUT or PLACE
above STARE s, be supported by Tho following ladies
Hcsese DAVIDGE.
O W. CLARKE.
d. GRACE.
HAGAN,
'.s9L ss9'Ler
Mrs CHANrRAU,
MRS WAL0OTT,
Mrs. BKERRITT,
Miss LOUISA BROWN,
Miss FL0VO
Dooa open al 6k; performance commences at 7Si.
nyHEATRE FRANoAIs
l. NIBLsO's CONCERT SALOON, -
SAMEOi. DECEMBRE i562. .%
ADDITION DE La N0UyELlAE COMPA0NTE
LE THEATRE ERANChIS A NEW YORK.
Prologue en- ycrs, par Il. 80
LE FEU AU COUvENT.
Coincide en- 10 ace Theodorc Bsrbierc repescnte
DEUx HOMMES DU NORD,
au Theatre dcs Varieties
Ara representations scnont donuces le
Mard CT ic Samcdi de chaluc scmAinc.
lie raEc des places dc mcsscrs les sOuscripeur~
lieu Msrd sor Decemste daus la saA dc Nbioe Concert
Saloon q hcurcs precises.
MesseuIs les souscrpcJr 0is par scmaine quf
mont xc gus choisiscn prizes do
fare sans rcaTd et dams donner ration
Lc Dlrccteur PAUL JUIGNET.
Bureau dc location H. DARDoNviLLE, 6z3 Broadway.
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AIoE5IEE FREE ENTERTAINMENT aN
M re %sgn,nsens s,sc Ses ngsg y, 1aHa
The "ss' SHHYss;s ssE s';c6s sSs4 4 fcrULa A
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 Youru GENTIEMAN-A STRANGER IN rBrs
N county, ct prertssessipe appearance, wen rducacd
and eujoy lbe fncun 20 torn tho acluaint
Of young lady between npd IS With view 10
rimcny Address confidence EDGAR Herald once, ant
II possible, inclosc carte De waite
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LASs. LAASSssA. kEEsEs kEEsE's TItEATRH THEATRH
LAURA KEERE'S THEATRE
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
NEXT sArunpSY AFTERNOON
sExF SE ArSEDHY sATSEbHy ArrEssS99s AArrtEssS9s
EExT MExT sATyEPAy sar!'EPAy asrERS99N AETEERN999N
GRAND MATINEE
SUCCESSFUL FAIRY PLAY
BIUNDETTE.
LXNDtIrE BLXNBETrE
BL0kDETfE.
BIsONDETTE
TUE SCENERY AND DRESSES COST
TEN THoSsHND D9hi.xas.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TEN aTHOUSAND DOLLARS.
From The Sunday Tunes
"BIoadette" new fairy spectacle which produced
at this theatre last Tuesday evening very full hous
Decidedly ha Is The mos, saperh spectacle in
Kcene surpassed ali other managers previous
time In "scenic splendors," but In Biondele she has
surpassed herself The artistic combinations of color, tho
cesiumes and apponlnen!s could not have been esceed
s na "GrSS Rro Of the LaGe Se I'D
Watch eFtr In city The language and
Incidents OF "B:ondette" are not unworthy sccopani-
OF Prince Merlin In his search after magical watch
which has been found by Lubin peasant The object OF
the luce 10 prcycat tho peasant from winding up the
the magical powers would have become his This OF
course leads 10 game of PURPOSES which give any
number OF effective situations There is good music
scattered throughout tho piece and dancing and
chorus quite unique in It's way, which promises become
ponnar The characters were all wel played. Altogether
eBlondete' promises 10 be the most succesf, holiday
weea and should Obtain OF thee months, least 10
recover Miss Keene's outlay.
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1pS BowERy.-MADANE wIDGER, CLAIRvoYAvT
III and sifiea Spanish lady unveils ,ae myseries Of
medicines fer all Diseases tsk lucky NUMBERS properly o
OF stolen, &C.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WITH A LIMITED Ac
IN quainsnce IN New Ycrk, desires The sdtre ~ lady
with view :, matumony, not ever scccn lsaed and
tvisc eneiosed pseivfrcd) Evsnis d Home Herald once.
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A GENTLEMAN, or a.. WISHES TO MAKE yHG
view % .armony she must oe pretty lively ans y en
abc iooks and would MAKE wife happy shemus he ~
respectable family Adsse'' sncps,ng carte ee vis'e IN
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PRYANTs' MINsTREIs; }.
ID Mechanica' !ia. 472 Broadway
Monday Dece J. and cvery night during the week.,
SCENES or BE. HOOD, OLD CARIiNA ExrRAOTs
The Surprise Party, Jolly Jack, tho Rovcss
Mad Fabrico H. Howard Count Mc0inns Dan Brynnt
s. g. Campbell, y. w. Gr,Dln, sollln uowafus
Nelse Seymour. w. w. Nowcomb. Dan bryants
in brilliant variety OF Plantation Scenes, &C..
half Curtain rises At hafpast seveo.
Tickets2 rs cents
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foUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, WASHING
~ ton city November ~, loo2.-Wantcd for service In
the Department OF tho Soi several light draueht steam.
ors; draugh exceed fcei to feat loaded Per-
sons havg aich steamers for for sale
qucsted information to Major Stewart Van Nlie
Quartcrmas.er United States Army, New York, stating
Germs sale charter win Dimensions OF the vessels
place whcrc aud time when huilL
M. c. IElGs, Quartc.lnaster General.
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Important Surgical Operation.

Remord Of large Tumor from the side
Of my neck.
For the last ten years 1 was annoyed
by tumor growing on the side of my
neck at the tnrr Of the lower jaw; the
last two years it had grown more rapid
and had acquired large size, occupying
tie entire side of the neck, Que. half the
side of the face, pressing up under the
ear, pushing it out of IT'S place, aud ob
structing the hearing of that ear; also
running down SO low as to press on nv
breast when attempting to bend my head
forward; it had grown so large, rough,
unsightly aud annoying, sought relief.
consulted several Physicians, some of
whom thought it could not be removed
without danger of life; but, hearing of
some of the operations of Doctor Estep,
of Loydsville, went to him on the 3rd
of December 1861, who after an exami
nation decided on removing it. to which
consented. was pat under the influence
of ehloroform. and without pain, soon re.
lieved of frightful looking tumor. I
remained under bis care nine days, and
returned home, rejoicing over the happy
change of my appearance and comfort,
-sAl 7fa SARAH A. FLEMING.
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= =
DEED-On the 15th Of December 1861, at
Clarington, AGNES wife of RoBERT CHASE, in
her 49th year. .tst t.1 = t-
Thou art gone to the grave, but we will
not deplore thee,
Though darkness aud sorrow encompass
the tomb;
Thy Savior has passed through its port
ais before thee. ,
And the lamp of his love was thy guide
through the gloom.
Thou at gone to the grave, and we no
* longer deplore thee,
Nor tread the rough path of tho world by
thy sid,;
But the wide arms of mercy a-e spread to
enfold thee,
And this is our hope since the Savior
has died.
Thou art gone to the grave, but 'twere
wrong to dpplore thee.
When Christ was thy ransom, thy guard
ian and guide;
He bought thee, he took thee, aud soou
will restore thee,
Where death has no power, since the
Savior has died I"
On the 4th instant, at Darlington, NARY
JANE, daughter of JOSHUA B. and JANE HURD.
IN her 19.h year.
Beyond the dark valley and shadow of
- DEATH yE-Y ysFrs
Beyond the faint pulse and the fast-faii-
r.~ ing breath, -.a~
Beyond the cold wave where the earth tie
is riven, sa
Is bright, sunny home. mid the high
lauds of heaven. tra 90
There the eye grows not dim with the
a sorrowful tears, n5so.sQ
The heart is not heavy with trouble and
~ fea-,; ss3.;a patgssrf
Cares are not known in that world SC
When the day is done, shall We meet thee
i Z z there?n a gItefGlff
At her residence, in Perry township
Monroe eoun.y. on the 9Th day of December
A. D. 1851, of apoplexy, HANNAH, consort o
4 ABRAHAM EIKLEBERRr, aged 63 years, months
and s days. asias $ agigss ~
The deceased has been worthy membe
/ of the Christian Church for number of years
and has been an example of piety to allthost
4 around her. She leaves an aged and affec
tionate companion, number of children AMI
alarge number of friends to mourn her loss
of diptheria, in Washington township
January 7, 1852 MARINDA JOSEPHINE
daughter of SAMUEL aud NANCY JANE Smith
:, aged 10 months and 10 days.
4 - Of diptheria, in Washington township
January o. 1862, DEWITT CLINTON HANSON
SON OF SAMUEL and NANCY JANE SMITH, aged
Years, months and II days.
When blooming youth is snatched away
! By deaths resistless hand,
Our hearts the mournru. tribute pay
q Which pity must demand.
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Sheriff's Sale.
e B. Long & Co,
against
Joseph Wehr.

sge7sze Joseph Wehr.i gaitSl
DYy virtue.of writ of venditioni expenas
ID to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Chic, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the townof Woods
field, lin said county. between the hours of
ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of February 1869,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
Being part Of the south west quarter of
section twelve. township seven and range sew
en-; beginning forlthe same at q stake ma, ked
with a cross, situated eastward and within
three or four rods Of the north east corner Of
lot number forty, in the town Of Calais, in
Monroe county, Ohios Thence north nineteen
and ons-fourth degrees, east six rods and four
teen links; thence north eleven and one half
degrees east four rods; thence south seven
teen and ore-half degrees east one rod and
fourteen links; thence south eleven aud one
half degrees west four rods, thence south
seventy-six and one half degrees east six rods
and eight links; thence south fifteen degrees
west four and one half rods; thence westward
direct line to the place Of beginning; con-
tanning ffty-two square rods, and being the
lands conveyed to said Joseph Wehr by Ha-
ger and Harris, by deed dated April 1st 1854,
recorded in volume IA, page So l. of the coun-
ty records. Also, the north west quarter OF
tho north east quarter OF section seventeen,
in township seven, of range seven, containing
forty acres, more or less; aud being the same
land conveyed by w. b. Alexander to Joseph
Wehr bj deed dated Marchal5, 1858, recorded
in volume 10, page 253, of said county re-
cords. q. w. CARROTHERS,
= Jan. Is, l86s.-s6. %. Sheriff NJ Go
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tn It there will be
N petition presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, Ohio, at their March ses-
sion in the year 1862, praying for the loca-
tion of two pieces of a County Rnad, CONNER
cling at the county road leading fionl Woods
field to Baresville, near the mouth Of Pine
Run, on the lands of Jacob bfisperl.y, on
Opossum creek; thence up the creek through
the lands of Frank Roth, Peter XII &, John
Bruney and others, to John Rupu-rs hog PEN:
thence the nearest and best roata up the ,uu
to Christian Barger's, and thence with the old
road to the west side of the lands of Frederick
Holdermand's; thence with the line south be-
tween the lands of the said Ho.de IN MS and
Lewis Mobley, Jacob Porter and Rutter, and
intersect with the township road, near J:cui'
Porter's house, thence with the township, ro:ui
east without survey, TO the forks of Opossun,
creek near. John Hoskinson's;o theme. down
said creek to John and Jacob Marty's saw
mill; thence down the creek on the east size
of the creek if practicable; to inters,c; the
old county road ON the lands of John b. uiIey
and there to terminate, and disannul or vacat,
SO much of the county road leading iron
Samuel Kaufman's to Allen Waytc's, As i,e
between 0possrm creek and the east side o
the lands of Lewis Mobley as The same la
become impassable by slips.
By MANY PETITIONERS
Jan. %, 1862. -4w pd
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Master Commissioners Sale.
,aeY5 Elihu Morris, sglI
apainst
against


James P. Easthom and others.
DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
d the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, I will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten O'clock, a. M, and four
o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of February, 1862.
the following described real estate, situate
in said County, to wit
I Being part of the north west quarter of the
north west quarter of section ten, township
three and range five; beginning at the south
west of said lot running east six perehes;
thence north thirty mine degrees east forty
three and nine-tenths perches; thence north
ffty-one degrees west to the east line of SEQ
ton sixteen; thence south with the section
line between sections ten and sixteen to the
place of beginning, (except small piece in
the north west corner decided to School Direc-
tors for school house,) containing six and
fourth acres, more or less. Also, Lots mum
ber ffty-eight and sixty-one in the town OF
Antioch, all in Monroe County, Ohio.
= WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Jan. %, lS62-$S5.50.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
] ,hn Wells,
against


-, joseph FL Thompson and others.
DY virtue of mand ite to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, l will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
il the town of Woodsfield, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock, a. M, and four
o'clock p. IN, on
Saturday the 22d day Of February. 1862,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: 4 Z
The west half of the north west quarter OF
section twenty, township six aud range seven,
except the following part to wit. Beginning for
the same at the south east corner of said lot;
thence west seventeen rods TO stone; thence
north twenty-five degrees east thirty-six rod 8
ito stone; thence north sixty-tour rods to a
tree; thence north sixty-eight degrees east
rods to stone; thence sou h one hundred and
five rods to, the place of beginning.
Also the north east quarter Of the north
west quarter of the same section, townsl q
and range, containing one hun irsd and eleven
acres, more or less. Apprai sed at $lSs7.
And also the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of said section, township and
range, except seven acres on tho east side
| thereof sold by George Dement, to David
Knapp. Appraised at S561. sz'i Gte@ 7s
/ JOEL F. F..RANDOLPH, Mss CON-.
| .'z.R D'.' Monroe Common Pleas
/ Ian % 1890 -S5 rs
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tW- We have not observed that any
of the Republican papers have censured
the late action of the Ohio House of
Representatives in rejecting the platform
of the Union party Convention of last
year. which most Of them kept standing
for weeks at the head of their editorial
columns, previous to the election, as the
embodiment of their political sentiments
On the contrary, most Of them approve
the rejection in January of what they so
warmly favored in Octoberl ,ss e7a =