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Administrators Sale Of RAJ
Estate.


DR. virtue an order OF the Probate Con-.
ID Of Monroe County, Ohio. the unlsrsis..ol
IS Administrators Of Henry Martin, Deceased,
will o6er 81 public sale, on
.e Saturday, AdrcA %. 1852, asfi
on the premises, tbs following described real
Relate. situate In Monroe County, Ohio, to
wit: p - q, f,ee.s-. .,.4fs,f.
All Of the following premises, which lies
east Of the road running from A. Landi,' AND
intsrssoting the Bsallsyille aud Malaga road.
between Isaac Booths and john Henderson's.
that 10 TO ssy: Part Of tho north east quarter
Of ssotieu, thirty four, township i've aud range
Eve, beginning 1t the north east corner Of sal |
section; running thence south twenty-two
chains and eighty links, TO - stone and hick
ory tree that bears north 81 deg. west :2l
links distance; thence west 30 chains and 10
links to q stone and hickory bearing south "A
deg. east lG links; thence north 70 chains and
so links to the section line; thence east to the
place Of beginning. 1ang -
TRIMS OF SALR-Oae-third cash in hand
one-third in one year, and ons-third In two
years with interest on the deferred payments
fron the day Of sale, to be secured to the
sstistsction Of the undorsignsd.
P. MARTIN t.
VIZ. KONTaOMRRY,
Feb. %, isss.-ss,ss. Aim'rs.
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Legal Notice.

iFLTZABKTH MCMAHON, widow Of John
! IL McXahon, deceased, and William Mona
hen, John No Iahon, D. 8. MsMaheh, Bsnja-
min r. McMahon, Mary Ann Chapman and
Gideon Chapman her husband, Rlizahsth Bare
and MArtin Bare her husband, Louisa Pears on
aud Isaac Pearson her husband, Mary Ellen
MGAahon, daughter Of Alfred D. Mcmahon,
deceased, aoa of John McMahon, deceased,
heirs at law Of said John No Mahon, deceased,
and Edwin Hsrnb.eok and Washington Cline,
will take notice that petition was fiied against
them On the lstd day Of March, 4. D. 1861, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within a1d Tor the
County Of xonros, by John b. Bridgsman, and
Is uew pending, wherein said John H. Bridge
a IN demands partition Of and has the legal
right 70, and is seized in foe simple Of the
Rstatss Of said William No Mahon snd Ben
jamin 7. Mcmahon, in the following real estate,
to Wit. VI t,i z 49,
Beginning In the north east corner Of the
south cast quarter Of section sixteen, town.
ship twe, and range four, IN the District Of
lands sutjset to sale at NAristta, containing
forty acres, three rods and twenty psrches;
beginning at stone corner to VIM. Dunn and
Henry ]. Bernand, thence south ono degree.
west seventy rods 10 . Stone, bearing south
sishty.ave anas half degrees, west sightssn
and . half links to sugar six inches in diam
stsr sud 3 beech eight iuchcs in diameter,
south ten degrees, east thirty two links. thence
south seventy eight degrees, vest eighty four
poles TO white oak twenty four inches In di
amstsr, thence north one degree. east ninety
enc and . half rsds 20 . stone aud white val
nut beat g tee eleven inches In diameter,
thence north seventy -seven degrees, west sew
snty-fv links TO a black walnut fvs inches
In fdiaiaster, thence north six degrees, west
df.y. three links. thence moth eight degrees,
east eighty-cpe rods tothe place Of bsginning,
situlic Ia the county Of Monroe and state OF
Ohio; aud that at the next term of said d'court,
the said John II. Bridssman will apply for an
order that partition may be male Of said
preinIses. w. \. HUNTER &
". FORREST HUNTER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
March s, 1S62.--6w. $40.
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The Last Conversation Of @
Jennings Wise.

The Roanoke Island correspondent of
the New York Herald writes AS follows:
While referring to tho etiicers, It may
b Interesting 70 relate tho par ticulars Of
q interview which took place between
%. Jennings Wise aed Major Kimbsll.
: Of ths Ninth New York voIustesrs, Who.
o. vii b remembered, 90 gallsasly led
a tks ebssgs Of that regiment 10 the taking
u ths fsbsl hattsry. The former, after
i hik capture II the boak uss conveyed to
n the hospital asar the shore, whore Majo.
81 sKjmball VS. introdncsd to him By De.
70 Golsa Of the Wise Legion.
.a',,s ~ - II an sorry to see you under these
81 cireppstsaess," said Major Kimbsh. q.
,a asks wounded man tarued toward him. hi,
"a fsss bstraying the intense agony hs en-
dassd; Il hope Jour injuries ars not fs,
{ RI. and that you will recover"
70 Wise shook his head with an express
sioa that showed his belief that his d.y
Vsrs p0abercd-
- 4 hope, Captain Wis., said Msio
Eimbsli, continuing, shat the time vii
gg cone when we shall be reunited undo
that lag 1.-The Uuion coIors."
Wiss shoohA his head again, aad in
6rn, bold tone ejaculstsd. s.Nsyerl never
~ DgiIl never live under that Gag again
Esssy msa, womss- and child In th
sossk h Dsdy ahd willing to poar ou
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Road Notice.

NoPICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN Petition presented to the Commis
sioners VI Msnsoe County, ohio, At their next
annual Marsh Term. prayinx for . rcvisw and
survey Of 50, much Of th. Coanty Road lead
ing from Brvvnsville, in Benton Township, to
the Locust Knob, in Jackson Township, in
same esinnty, aslliss between the Perry and
JACKSON Township line. near the rssidspes Of
ELIAS Barker and the said Locust Knob. Alse.
that said Road b. sxtsudsd thsssgh lands
owned by Wfrisy aud Ns6. to interssst the
Graded Road leading frosa 2srdis to Antioch,
nsar the ssaidsnee Of Dasi1 May hugh. In Jaok-
son Township. Also, thas 20 much Of said
srsdsd road a. iiss between David Mayhugk's
aad Barnes' Run and Antioch Road. nssr ths
residences Of James Shook, In Jackson town
ship. bs vacated.
January 90, tss4.-lv pd $50 =
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

IlROM tho subscriber in Goshsn towr ship
e Belmont County, .:lio, on Friday eve nins
3lst ult., one bay or brown MARI, wi h no
white or any other kint Of marks on her
about fourteen aud . haIf hands high, and
four years old last spring. Any person sp-
pretending the same, and riti-r notifying I
or delivering to the subscriber on Long Run
Goshen township, Belmont Comfy. g., thrss
miles East Of Barncsville, viii I've amply ps
war.iad., s4 ssBa- te9 ACE l. HANSON
@ Post-Ofhce address, Bsrnesviiis, Bel
ont County, Ohio.
Feb. 19, 1Se2.-St. pd. a. @9 -
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Master Colnmissioner's Sale.
John D. Bridgensn = Co
i s'sA ~ agaihee s

nevt0 ktS0RSOu e90 Oto0te.
IlY virtus Of . mandate ts.rs dirseted from
ID the Court % Common Flsas of Monfos
County, Ohio, l will offer for sale 1t psblis
,uction, at the front door Of the court HOUSE
n the town Of Weodsfeld, In said county, be-
tNsen the hours Of ten O'clock ;. A.s ssA f"si
o'clock =. ua., on
-Sutsrduy sssf l5fAs day Of Asvrk. 1852
shs following real sssats, sissass =. ssid eeun.
~, to wit: f .se4fsi a .s.sii9 it,sss1 sfsf 81
Sc Tn. north east quarter sf The north east
quarter Of section eight, tswhship two. and
: anse fur, containing forty acres, more %
{ .sss.s Also, the south esst quarter Of ths
soutl, .ast quarter Of section nina, sswnshif
'swo. range fcur, containing. forty asrss and
orty.ts" hundrsdths Of an acre. moro or less.
The hrst mentioned promises Appraised n
.375. and the last mentioned premises q.
- sS2s6,66. asstsa ai, 7gis4asf & t3lFfATF
.JuRL y. RANDOLPH, Mas. Cor.
.oa sDE.9 -, Monroe Common Hlsas.
FEB 5. 1861. -t4,35. fimkA I.
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,, Our Great & a['rel16diG..

IEa any sels sending Ne 90 ,fo1 khrpenet-
lscriptions 70 VANITY FAIR Gr sns SSss 'fss
one subscfptisn for thsss 1ysajt57 Tt'sEfni
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have sfersA Agss been a swins ipte q .tsssrrienpsy,
to enrich Il and to resslve frs,n il RICHNESS.
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In which I An particularly ipt.rssssA. .xit,ie q
great inpsstance, In our days, when thS as-
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- eenasA use. that an Rsglish Lsxicsl ssflia
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succscdsd fsr beyond my sxpec. alton in nsk.
ing thspEoPsr sslecticn. saA cona ahining snA
il remarksb ble degr.s Of accuracy. Hsss
could harily b givea, stceps ~ ssSasstiss
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The oeash Of Willie Lincoln.

> "A Special dispatch to the Philadel-
phia Inquirer says:
ss, WAsHrsGTov. Feb 81:
: The deceased son Of fPreside1t Lincoln
wAs, : boy of unusual intelligence, and
was q favorite with all who visited the
White; House. Some weeks since he
was taken sick with au Intermittent
fever, which soon assumed a typhoid
character, and since that time he has
bean graduaily sinking. Much Of the
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Forty Brilliant Columns,

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pline known only to those who rally to th-
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= J
Guardianship.
= t.lI . lIslf -. ?
Levi Baldwin, Guardian,

,asa5{ Sanford w. pnrkes and athers.
19Y vi,,u- ofsau order from thss P.obatr
/ ID Court .f ansoercsaaty. ohio, | will offer
for sale at rRhlic eascry, ON the q s4esa -
/ tsih aSsh dag af Marca 18a2.
between the hours often atSloak 4 NJ. and four
pcleck y. Ia. on said prsmipcs. the following
.jrrribed rial estate Ia Wit: e
T The north sast squaster 4 the south We. I
tsaaltsr pfs sse,ipn thirty. in touaship irs, u.
saNga three, in said eauuty Of Mpaaae.
LEVI RtLpWlN, duaEl!aa,
Frh. 9, ls02.- SAFE,
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General Mcclellan.

.
Ir review Of last weeks victories, says
the New York Journal Of Commerce., the
mind naturally reverts to the Command
er in Chief, and the debt Of gratitude
which the nation owes to him for all this
success. His coolness his calm deliber-
alton, patient waiting, working and plan
ming, steadfastly resisting all sneers
abuse, ridicule, and his far seeing judg-
ment are the original means t, which,
under God, the nation owes the brilliant
successes of the present time. He has
made an army in four months, and now
he is using the army as it ought to be
used, for the salvation of the Union
Where is the member of Congress that
talked last week about Gan obstacle for
four months?" The obstacle has proved
himself . wise General, able commander,
and above all, cool and calm 10 the pres
ence Of enemies at home as we'll as the
enemies of the country. The nation
trusts Mcclellan now with aawhols
heart, and slanderers are silent, or la
ment the victories Of tho Union.
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a. JEFF. Davis has made requisi.
ton on Governor Brown, OF Georgia,
and Governor Shorter, Of Alabsms, for
twelve thonssnd additional trsopa from
each Of their respective Statsa. 70 serve
or term Of three years OF for the var.
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j. FOR SALE BY

: C.. II. Davenport, Woodsasld: n. C. Ketssbus
Malaga; Christian Sander Bsownsville; Van,
lav. Alexander 4 Co, Cameron; John ". Bar.
uitt. tsdor,i; WaEen6eld i Co. yseobsburs;
Upton 4 Powell, Jerusalsm: Jacob 7. Morrill,
Ciarinston:'J ,. u. q J. y. Thsfnbusy, Bsalls-
Vile; and by Druggists and Merchants esnsr.
ally Throughout the uniisd Statss and Canada.
Feb. IL, i662.--1. sofaeE * ss;is, i
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Death Of Joseph C. Clark.

ssa5eesph e. Clark, late Of Noble County
9hasssnd Orderly Sergeant Co. d. AID Regi.
6sst ohis volunssers, died in the Ashland
Aespisal Ky- On the 18th day OF February
aas2. Mr. Clark xas formerly a teacher in
ns public schools Of this place, IS is we'll
taevn 70 our citiaens. His remains we're
ssns - SumnssAald, o. for istsrment. af
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THE UNION FoREvnR.

MARRIR Don the 25th day Of Fsbrua.
ry, 1862, by John Hamilton, Esq., Mr.. ISAAC
PRIcE and Miss Nancy NoRRis, all Of Monroe
County, Ohio. ts
lon the 18th day of February, 1852. by
h. T. MITCHELL Esq, Mr.. GEORGE L. GrLLss
PiE and Miss LOUISA MYERs all of Green town
ship, this county.
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Attachmcnt Notice.
Johu. Sloan. Plaintiff,

Geo. Davenport. jr. Defendant.
I1ERQRE J. N. Mitchell, j. p. Of Perry town,
ID ship, Monroe county, Ohio. On the 18th
Of January 1852, said Justic. iss ,ed an Orisr
Of Attachment in the above act on, for the
sum Of Twenty eight dollars aud fifty cents.
This, action win be tried at 10 o'clock on
Saturday the 18th Of March, A.. D. 1852.
JOHN SLOAN.
! March S, 1s62.--3t. .pd.
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. NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND

On New Years day Of 1867. that world-re-
nowned aud uurivaisd gem Of sA,nsrican jour
nalism, the peer "a NEW YoRK MERcrRr, will
enter upon the twenty fourtlpyear Of the m os.
brilliant career ever achieved By > paper. Dur
ing the past year it has been the teachsr. sto
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and from Quebec, in Canada, to Pens sacola, OIL
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and poor, have revel~d in it's enchanting
stores Of wisdom, romance. art, poetry, xno
genial humor; and its praise is IS
sFamiliar in their mouths rs household words.
The noble patriot soldier in his tent, too
has whiled away the t43ium Of camp life in
tha ahsorbinr review of its ea-efsi4-- -.a leftff5
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YeeaI SnteIIiaenes.. !.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 5. 1862.

: fnEi-An out house belonging to
Hen. ]. r. MoRRIs, was burned to the
ground on Thursday last. II was used
for . wood house, carriage house. smoke
house. 30. Il was situated SO near the
dwelling house that it was only saved in
eoasequenes Of the wind blowing di.
restly from the house. Loss about
esoo.
s. The Dwelling house of Mr.. John
Dyer in this Township together with a
grsat part Of the contents was burned to
Che ground on last Saturday night. Mr..
Dyer We srs informed is away from
home attending sick SON in the army.
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oussnswsre, 90.

81 We eall the attention Of our msrchsnts
ssa oshsrs desiring anything 10 tho
Crsckery line. to the card Of T. Sweeney
& Sen, h another column. They have
slargs and extensive stock at prices to
tsis he timss. a h
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Teachers Association.

HNHR next semi-annual meeting Of the Mon.
i roe County Teachers Associa tion will b.
held in Woods6sld, commencing on
Monday, March 3lss 1862,
st o'clock. p. u. s
Teachers, il is for your advantage and 70,
the upbuilding and dissemination Of knowl.
edge that the Association has been organised
therefore turn eut and let us have good time.
BY order Of the Association.
J. HARP. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
n. B. Good boarding has been secured
fUr ths tsaci,srs: at the low rate of forty cents
Per day.
March s, ls62.-4w. AsAN
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Master. Casnmissi,l.er'S'sSaas
Conrad Snaier,
81 sGalhet liossau

Reuben HaSlip. and otisrs.
RY virtue Of mandate 10 sss directed sssm
~ the Court of-t'ommoo Plea. VI A.nssu
County, Ohio, will eg.s f,s sels5sts public
auctien, at the front ,i,ar af th~ rourt hsuse
An Ne te~s ~ xcet.6eid. Ii said ,SssSnsy.
bstssen sks hears Of ten 'sI,isR,n. - eAnl
feur e'clvvk p. nf. en- - g sns's
Safsrt,sy tie t5A dug n XggssA jasS.
the felis wing real sstsss, sissAse ~ spll cj~s-
y, 20 wit; ss.sIss s,di css., yi,sk -,
S assins in the ssa:h vast qaar,<t ,ek ,}ss3i-a
eight IA .ssnship rix. VI ssnsr asysni ~
Mug fsr the same p the seath sRst .pSIn3s IL
The ssws plat ~ the. tsxnesA StafsEd - nss
sest With the southern besler9 q AsN - .
twenty s.o F~vT sleaes apeth sxi.k n ssss
aide st the atlsy b~tyrsa laiss psRk6ss I've
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-05

HyHR Proprietor of these Nurseries would
/ respectfully inform the public and every
body that his Stock is very complete, and in
most things great in variety and amount. He
would impress on the minds of those wishing
to plant the Importance of procuring good
trees grown near home and of the best varie-
ties--ail Of which We claim to have, while
this is the only place In Eastern Ohio where
COOP RELIABLE STANDARD
"a PEAR TREES
can be procured, aud At the same time pur-
chasers can be accommodated With anything
they need in tho way Of TREES, PLANTS, &C.
We would note particularly > very large
Stock of Apple Trees,
Of fins Size and Of great vigor. CHsRa,zs--a
very superior assortment, and an immense.
Stock both Of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES. PEARS, PLUMs, APRIcOTs, &c.
For garden culture We have very fine
Stock Of DWARF APPLES Of the best
and most snowy varieties. DWARF PKARS
and DWARF CHERRIES. and Berries in great
variety. OF HARD GRAPES We have about
80 varieties, insluding DELAWARE. DIANA,
CoNCERA, CUYAH0GA, REBEcCA, EARLY
NORTHERN MUSC0DINB, &C., &c.
& Of 0fuamentals, We have an i'm msnss stock
both in variety and amount. OF Evergreen
and other Trees and Shrubs, Roses, Vines,
Dahlias, Phloxes, 60, &o.; all of which We
will sell for CASH, at prices to suit ths timss.
Now is the time to buy, as one dollar will
get nearly Is much IS two viii At other times.
and the Trsss are of extra size and quality
q We are also receiving and forwarding sub
scriptions for most Of the Agricultural, Hor-
Rticultural and Rural publications., most Of
which We can furnish to our customefs 1t
Club rates. sA -seas
II Address all orders to
.ii JAMES EDGERTox,
BarnesviAe, Ohio.
Jan. 8, el8e2.-tf Ktt,ts