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Uater-Gure.

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Nssa three nes west from the Northampton H. ~.
Depot Is ono Of the largest and bsstesrated
Of It's Kind Is situated In Of the heal hies aud
antes. mountain regions In New snd amply suPpe
with the pnres, and codes. granite water Prices for
SO Sl2 and for bosTders, 80 50 per week rsen
whose health has suffered from wounds exposure vi" ha'0
liberal allowance. A.
eminent practitioner iihs WserCuEe tnst oe~aJ o'
producsd."-lN y. Tdbuuc.
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Commencing May |, 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALlFORNA
~ via PANAMA-For tho better accommodation ., ~.
large number Of people emgrans 10 the gold mining
oil shonia ana Iitish Columbs FocR ssinen
will be dispatched from New York and from san r''
respectively. instead oftiree Nc heretofore IA. 9th.
Regular days Of departure from New'ioIn on SUNDAY
bh and 2tth except when these dates ~ 9 tanv
when the day Of departure will % tho @ ~ Tho Inc
for sisht or passage, apply at the ony aLLFN Agent
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NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
IN THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
VIII sail from NEW-YORk for LIVERPOOL On
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price OF passage in -
First Cabin. $3.50 SIS.
according 10 accommodations all other privileges
being equal.
Third Cabin. 500 so
with very superior accommodations Suites Of rooms for
fam os nsy be engaged by special arrangement NO berth
secured until paid for - -
ROWLAND K ASPINWALL, Agents.
Pl.ns the ship may be and engagements made for
freight passage, application CHAS- A WHITING
at the office No. : Broadway, New-fork
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Eotels.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn. One
n of the best houses ia the city, Terms ~ re- S''
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professional Notice..
3)ersonal.
Eop

M AIkiMONlAL.-ADVE FOR A
AVE hUsBAND.-A Lady. Of rs tbs, widow Of ,,,Ia'
nsp Possessed Of ample means aid tho is,re.. of sns
establishment, wishes TO meet with RcserxemAn Of 1
ebe considered pretty and piquant BY her fiends g.
Sionde o. medium hight and good physique Tho tsnlema
mus % uDoiemshed, and his socisl position
Sfps W. W sssn fi.,eS Address with
The TO this svsrsenent win be found in PR AsK
L1oklL5 MONTHLY f9s June, ready pI.ce Is cent?
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DIAPER, PAPER at WAR PRICES.-I sell
1 for cash NOTE PAPER, soc. reem up; LETTER IA
PER- M; CAP 81 20 up together with lsrse stock Of
Papers every description lower prices than any
,ae dealer In New. Orders with remences VIII lie
flied on as favorable terms present. in One price
only Samples sent parties nclosng stamp. or postage
A. r. HARD. Successor to Carson Hard,
Wholesale Paper Dealer, No. ~ Beehmsn-st.
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Bcar0 amb Rooms:

A PRIVATE FAMII..TT viii LET their SEC r. z,
1,spED 10 tive ,f.,ls Gentlemen, OF Gentlcmsn and
WIZ. vita BOlRD The house 1, FIRST cas@ i.9e el'n
cenrai and tabls uDe1cep,iouatle Adore" l. L. i''
0fice
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THE RIBUNE ALTMAN
III FOR 1850.


This popular ANNUAL Is now ready. /. contains:
ELECTION RETURNS from Oh the states o. the Cnion.
holding elections 1851 carefully compiled fo the Tribune
Almanac:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS ind CALENDARS
for the iSoz
GOVERNMENT Of ito UNITED sTATES--Eseeutive
md Judicial Fnvoy Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
Rom the United States q ioIsigD Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members o. c.ssn-
6ed:
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
STATES. Politically classified.
LIST OF STATES, Capitals Governors, times OF Lssisls
tive Meetings. General Elections, etc, -
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COUNTIES. also
the Population Of the principal Cities OF the United States.
rom tbe Census of 1890.
THE MORRILL, TARIFF aud the TARIFF ACT of the
Special SessioB-both completes;
also ABSTRACTS Of the other important Acts OF TIE
Second Session of tbs XXXyIth Congress and tie Special
Session Of The xHXVllh Also. the more important Proe!a
nstioss Of President Lincoln;
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important events
connected with the Rebellion and other matters OF genera
Interest.
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and sold by Druggist, everywhe,e.

A ELEVATOR .-Corns cured for 1c. each bg
~ using Dr.. BRIGGyS CORN snd BUNI0N ALLIE
VIATOR, new, harmless. and certain Cor Cons,
Bunous, Calostios Frosted and bistered Feet, 10 No
esuss acid pain warranted to produce results salts,
factory and surprising Price Is and Soc aad per box Sen1
BY mail receipt Of price, snde cent. sold by DusgI
Dr. J. BRIGGS Proprietor And Prsctcsl Cniropods Nsl
2le Broadway opposite ST. Paals Church. N Z.
NNE TO SIX boxes of "WINCHESTER'a
~ SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently euro any u
Seminal Wedsns is resulting Impotence As4
will be found equally efficient In %
the Prostate Daoees and diseases of the
Utgans
PROFESSIONAL OrINIONs.-"I have used your sPs.
Pull In many cases Of Spermd,cuha, and with tho
soa perfect 'wces"-J MILToS SANDERS, ". D., L. d.
1T is specific any medicine can be. have
cured very severe cases with from posss"-B.
KEITH. NJ. D.. Id Reysytavye Med. Seiesee.
PERSONAL Tie good isth Of hr. Winehesters s,s:ss
menss may be impiiciiy relied or"-HozAcE GRRELEI
Tho SPECIFIC PILL IL not Hon eoraihic remedy noS
does contain Mercury Iron. Caahades any irj iong
ingredients Price: 81 per box, ak for Sent by msi1
SOLD, Wholesale and retail By ]. WINCHESTER No -
John st., N. Y.
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Ocean cleaners.

PASSPORT OFFICE, No. 300 Broadway,
L near Fulton-st. ground eoorNarraized citizens must
produce their cerhcate Letters s.sins n,9rna5a must
York"
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MICHIGAN LAKE.-An hour and hall, per
wi Hudson River Railroad stands foremost in It, claims on
the lovers Of the pstuesqus; bosing h'hns &c H0'"
for families msy be secured by applylngto
WALTER r JONES. No. SIG Broadway, up stairs.
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Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETkOLEuM Jill
Received d.c. from the manufacturers and "S xs ;n Ss
va,v iowa.ts ma,I., 80. Nv sCHlEEFELlN BROTHERS
\ Co. Nos 40 and IN William st.. New.York.
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20 Ect.

U,OR RENT-A II HOUSE, containing II
rooms three miles on hs seahsre. for tho summer or
ves Rent very low Also superior oditions for one
Or two families Of SUMNER BOARDERs- Apply, in per-
son or BIZ letter, 10 CHARLES COTHREN, Ocean foi'
No -Jerae
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Gnmmer Retreats.

nOARD ON STATEN ISLAND.-Two Single
ID GENTLEMET can be accommodate win bos 49,, ~
n,;v,e family fplesss. loc.ior) within ew hihu'e'
N Of The lsudipg. Address w. H. Tribune once.
OOIrNTPY BOARD.-A Gentleman and Wife,
80. t,r, children or few single Gentlemen,
~ oh,,in BOARD in q ,m.li family, on 6ergen Hill, con-
,ssnt 10 horse car. Locs,ion pleasant and terms ooe''
a.. Adde's, g. H. o., Box No. 1852, Post-Ohcs.
HEATH HOUSE, -
Ill sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS N j..
Hsyinx en- this elegant and popular ss
omen e. on tho i.t o. generally REFlTTED, and
SEWLY.FURNIsHED with Linen, Crockery &c. long
erpereuce In the hotel busiDen-st the Asor House. NJ
ana che abes TO give assurance 'ns'
Il will be kept 10 the very best manner $1,000. .,
Trains for the Mt, via Morris Essex H. leave ioo' VI
Court andt.s st. ct 81 g. m and 81 pm. -.,.,
Rooms may be engaged favorable terms Moro psr,eu.
lar information bad by addressing the suo'cnoc VI
by calling on M STETSON Of the Aston. House
" L. b. COLEMAN Proprietor
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VVHE sEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE.
Contents of No. LIP MAY 20 ]

IIEADlSG ARTICLES: Bounties FOR Treason The
Right OF RevoluSon' Nomination, i.I once Mn,o
rean intervention Wee, NngiIisi Robert sInsl
Editorial Paragraphs
II. THE BATTLE or WILLIAMSBURG: oafcial
List Of the Killed Wounded and Missing in Gen
Hooker's Division
III FROM TIE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT: The
Defeat of Humphrey Marshall; Fighting against
~ FORAY BY STONEWALL JACKSON: Gallant
Exploit by Miroy and schenck; Correspondence
of The n. Y. Tribune.
THE CAPTURE or NEW-ORLEANs: Official
Report of Gen Butler.
VI..TEXAS.
yu..PARsoN YRowNLow IN NKw-YORK: Re
cepticn at the Academy; The suneTinss Of Union
VIII. TRIUMPH OF FREE HOMES.
K..GEN HUNTERS EMANCIPATION ORDER:
Proclamation by the President declaring it Nui
and VOID.
xFgOM GEN McDOWELL'S DIVISION.
XII FROM THE SOUTHWEST: Hard Time, among
he Rebels The Effect OF be, 3tp; hs%med I'M Ad
xIIFRoM GEN. McCLELLANs ARMY: Core
splndence Of The y. Y. Tribune
XIII. THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT ON THE UP
PER MISSISSIPPI
xiv pRoM GEN. WooYs DEPARTMENT.: occu
patton Of Suffolk; Retreat of the Rebels Recon
noisance to ksmpsyiiei The Place Deseri-d' AT
xy..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispstche, to
Ihs n. Y. Tribune
XVI. FRENCH INVENTION: Correspondence Of
~
XVII. GALLANT ACTION BY NEGROES.
XVIII PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
XIX. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
XX..sALE Or ALDERNEY AND AYRSHIRE COWS
XXICAN WRONG DE RIGHT A Story, by Mrs
sc. Hail.
xXIIAN ORDEAL OF PATRIOTISM"
XIII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
XIV. IRON EUROPE.
XIV. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS
XVI POLITICAL.
XVII. personal.
XVIII. CITY NEWS
XXX. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fnn Reports OF th'
STOCK Money Cotton, Grain. and Cattle Markets
specially Reported for The n. \. Tribune
Tsass-ODo Copy for one year. 50. Two Copies. ono
sssr SIS. Five Copies. one year. sl1 25. Ten Copies.
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Fora Club OF Forty send The Daily Tribune gratis
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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NOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-About -
l. Of land. elegantly situated opposite the Cities Of
New. and Brooklyn Hunters Pontame possess
inss valuable wster right Address, REAL ESTATE, Box
No. ~. Post Office
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I OTIS FOR SALE on LIST, I'd, and 4th-placea
IL Brooklyn easy terms, and at low prices Apply 70
T.. Il. KELLOGG, No. 100 Pearls, NJ Y
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Real &state for Sale.
A FARM of 200 acres. House

NOR SALE-A FARM Of 200 acres, House
and Oa,ouidirgs two Apple orchsrds, choice bearing
Pear Cherries. Pesehes and G.pes two sIe' Lawon
Ace. &e good wser snt under hlsh cultivation on Long
T. A. COMBINES Wood and Coal office, Atlantic near
SmitL.st., or address Box $40 Blookly in +. o.
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q LIN NEW 7-Octave PIANOS for $50;
Up Icys rosewood cases iron frames, and oyrrstlunr
do with modinss 100; do with carved legs and insd
naebcsrd rs BJ and $3.50 do with pearl keys el25
3d. 6ss md $780, octave, $40; do, G,octaye,
el45. The above Pianos fully warranted and are the
greatest bargains that be found in tie city Please call and
them. Secondhand Pianos AZ f23 40 $50 ft0. u.s.
$780, Ii5 ard pl25 New MELODEONS, at extremely
low prizes 100 and second hand Pisnos and Meodeons
70 LET t&2 and upward per month"; rent allowed n pur
chased monthly payments received 70; the Second.
hand Pianos tsken in exchange for cash paid for the
Fnesa sheet MUSIC at cent? per PAGE All kinds
OF hdic merchandise ~ wII price, pAHs IN attendance
TO Try muso.
HORACE WATERS. Aset, is. >eI EJesdvry.
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EOR SALE-A place of about 100 ACRES,
J. Nswburg Bay. on the Hudson admitted by persous
knowing r. with ,rcely an exception TO the most beau
tfa and unique the River Large house. fruit SC.
The place woud be divided If desired Apply to HOMER
MORGAN, No 2Pine-st to3n
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I'D II. MACY.
| sIWayS FJIL STOCK, SIZES AND COLOKS.
OUR CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES,
% cents -
| 2O4 AND 2c5 6TfI.AV.. TWO DOORS BELOW ATH'sT.
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Chanccs tor Dreinees IIen.

A PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BUSI-
"A NESS for person in every town. Add es.,
JONES 4 OZARK, No. 90 NessAu.s.., Now. y ok
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Hlnsital Instruments.

DEST and cheapest Upright Boudoir Cot
I'D tnye PIANOS in America Square Piano, go
$50 800 100 Sll0. rs, sl7s &C., for sale and b.
CHAMBERS in tho Bible House, gthst. corner Of 4thav
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GTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD-NEDAL Pa
- TENT OVERSTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE Pr
AMOS have been awarded tho t premium wherever and
whenever exhibited Ia competition with tho best makes OF
Boston, EcwYot, PhlaGeph aud baltimore, and are now
considered the hes. Pianos manufactured.
wr,en guaranty for five yoa" given with each n'fo'
nsut.
Warcroon, Nos q and "a WALKER-sT, near Broadway.
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"ANTED-AIl EMPLOYERS and SEKV
w ANTS OF all Nators male and female notice the
will find good honest Office Of No. 373 Bowery Hou
tont-This Ofce has been II yoar, established, snd we
paironlsd by rs.clats employer Twenty Girls large al
small. ted this day.
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DIANOS of the celebrated makers, j. ~ {
i FISCHER with iron frame, sclid bottom. psten dampe
overGrung base whoea. and retail q, the Mandatory
Wseroo, Nos AL 2i3 ifj ~ 24J w XSh It, near yh a
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e,nATR mn nu1O. uAnTTTJroN cOuNTv

> COuRT OF CONN Mon PL LEAs.S Sarah A, Jsok.
son VS.. John NJ. Jackson No, 1896 The above.
Ohio will take notice that the 2lst day of Janu-
aIy, 1862, the oye.named Sarah A. Jackson, his
wife fled in the Court Of Common Pleas, of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, her certain petition against him,
the said defendant, wherein she charges him witt
deseItnE her and not providing for his family and
prays that Said Court may make an order yesting
her with the rights, privileges and liabilities Of
me sole, as to acquiring, possessing and dsposing
of property, real and personal, makiDa contracts
and being liable thereon, and sueing and being sued
IN her own name
The said d, endant will also take notice that said
petition is now pending in Haid Court, aud unless
he appear on before the 22d day Of March, 1869,
the same will be heard in his absence and order
taken accordingly.
ja23.fAWy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
URDAY........................,FEBRUARY s
THIRTY YRARs AGO.

Twas thirty years ago, my love,
Twas thirty years, ween--
For / was then just ten and six,
And you were sweet sixteen
While musing meath the shady elm
In front the cottage door,
When the whippowil was singing blithe
On the distant, woody shore,
That with pslpitating heart
Your trembling hand did take,
And looking in your ight-blue eye,
was about TO make
:
Beneath the same old spreading elm,
Where the murm'ring rill doth flow,
We cit and muse on scenes that passed
Some thirty years ago.
In front the same old cottage home,
Away on the distant shore
We hear the song of the whippowil,
Just as in days of yore.
Twas thirty years ago, when we
Were sitting on the green;
Then | was ten and elk, my love,
And you were sweet sixteen.
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Advertised Letters.
OFFICIAL LIST.

RE-Au letters advertised are subject to nk extra
charge of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
they advertised and give number and date Of list
The office will be open at half past seven
M, and close at six p. NJ. Sundays-Ohice open
from nine A. NJ. to half-past ten A. NJ.
SEC. s. And be il further enacted; That Lists OF
any city, town village, where newspaper sh all
be printed, shall hereafter be published once only
oftener, shall have the largest circulation within
the range delivery Of said Office to be decided by
the Postmaster at such otce.-Neig Posto fcs Ldto,
passed March 25, 1851.
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REMOVALS.
Il E NJ OV AL.

ThOCTORa HALL o. WHITE HAVE
IL removed their Office from iva West Fourth
ST., to So East Third-st. where they can be con.
suited at all times by the unfortunate Drs, IL
W: have had many years experience in hospital ans
private practice; Their treatment is thorough Ano
effective, and their cures prompt and permanent
Persons who have need # the advice of physician
especially those who have failed to obtain cures Of
others, are solicited to call Drs. a. W., for thsy
guarantee cures in all of private disease the
most complicated and troublesome. Young mer
who have been addicted to those habits u eArlJ
youth so destructive to mind and body, should sp
ply TO Drs. H. W, and be restored to full health
warranted.
Ladies suffering from arrangements peculiar y
their sex should use the French Periodical Dropa
II is an invaluable remedy for Irregularities &c. Of
temaes-to be had Of Drs IL. & W.
All letters containing fee, addressed 20 DrG Hal
4 White, 50 East Third street Cincinnati o.,
promptly attended to, and remedies sent to any
RdureBs ae-7tf
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A ADMINISTRATORS SAFE OF REAL

a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
the Probate Court Il Hamilton County, Ohio, to ms
rected, will offer for sale at public auction, in
MONDAY. January 20, 1862, at o'clock, o P. Nj the
following real estate, belonging to the estate of W.
Lot marked o." on plat on f. 20 in this case, be-
ing "a feet Il 26 inches IN front on Front-street,
S7,t00 iu Hamilton County, Ohio.
ALsO-All tho Sc eleven Lots, numbered 4. 8, 10,
Known w a. a. Smith Morris abdvsCH ths of
ton Farm. recorded in Book l07 page s., Of Hamu-
ton County Records Of Deeds. Valued at four hun
dred $500 dollars for each lot
samo subdivision. Valued at four hundred (S4OO)
n% sS5f% ~ q and ~ Vsgsd ssGE La S
LGts b9 Nos 81 8 snd M NnH Valued led at two
dred and forty $500 dollars for each ol. Lots Nos;
is for eaGS o Lots Nos 6s and Oi valued
at one hundred and twenty Sl29) dollars for each
dollars for each lot Lots Nos liz, 1872 and ia.
Valued at ly five $500 dollars for each lot. Lots
tSo 'o' bundled and twenty five issi5j dollars. Lot
Gst Gred ard Hh ity $3.50 do dollars Lot No ns valued
Taasd
Lot Ne; l5O. Valued at three hundred aud twenty
ESndied @ Si and Seventy csi7o dollars Lot No. i6T
YSgeS at hUndTG% Sd" and A s2O daTs
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale; one
| thId in one year from the day of confirmation of
sale, and one. third in two years from the day of
such confi nation; deferred payments to be secured
by mOrtEaG the premises, and to draw interest
at the rate of six per cent per annum from the con
frmaton Of sale. Said property will be sold tho
property Of VIM. B. Morris deceased, in the case OF
sarah l.. Morris and W. R. Morris, Administrators
of the estate Of VIM. =. Morris, deceased, against
Sarah Il, Morris and 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 ssa case.
| W. 4. M0RRIS,
del4 dTh Surviving Administrator.
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WILLIAM BUKrEsoTi WILL TAKE
William II. Taylor flied his petition against him in
the Cont Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County
Ohio, iD case numbered % 274 the docket Of said
Count wherein he represent ted that he had legal
estate in and was entitled TO the possession of the
east Part 4 lot NUMBER IL, in Square of Reed.
er's subdivision in Cinonu sit said part being 20f
feet ~ front and that said William Burnet me
lawfully detained possession thereof, and aaaed
Judgment for the recovery Of the same. Now said
Bufnet win take notice that, unless he answers or
dfmurs to said petition on or before Saturday, tho
18th day tf February, 1862 judgment will be taken
against him as upon default
WARHER NJ BATEMAN,
de12-fw Attorney 4 Plaintiff.
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STATE OF OHIO, HAMILToS COUNTY

y tC6ukTV OF COMMON PLEaSoDaniei Isgrigs
ys James Harrison Elisha BlOomer 1t al =IhO.
lA01.l - The above, named defendant, Elisha
take notice that the plaintiff has filed in the Court
of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County, Ohio, his pc
said James Harrison, aud order for the sale OF
tract Of mortgased land in said county, described
as follows viz
All that tract Of land in the north west quarter Of
section 81 (as DESCRIBED in the answer and CROSS
first eutire rge in the Miami Purchase, contain
ing forty two acref, more or less and bounded on
The north by the north line of said section on the
east by Lar ds of s Burnet and Joseph Jackson,
on the south by lands of the heirs of Bphraim
Brown, deceased, and on the west by the lands OF
JtremHh Salmon
That said suit is now pending, aud that unless he, f,
the said Elisha Boomer, appear on or before the
22d day of March, 1902 and set up his lien upon or
interest in, said land an order will be taken in his
absence.
ja23.fWy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
ITO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1862 I
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
lNsURANCE nEPARrMRHr-

AUDITOR OF STATES 0FFICE,1
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUs, ONO. January "a 1868 J
- WHEREAS, The PHOENIX ASSURANCE COM
PANf, located at Hartford, in the State Of Goa
necticut, has filed in this Offca sworn statement
Of lis condtioD as required by the first secti IN Of
the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporated by the State Of Ohio" passed April g.
1906 and whereas, said Com pauy has furnished the
undersigned atisfactOry evidence that IL IA bos-
sessed Of At least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual Ospital Invested in stocks in bonds or in
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
1T Which the same is mortgaRedi and whereas
said Company has fled in this office written ia
Sirnment under its corporate seal, signed by the
Frttldt ut and Secretary thereof authorizing any
hgeLt or agents ct said Company ia this State, 10
ackpowedge service OF process for and in beh af of
said Con pany, consentng that such service of pro
cess shan be taken and held to be as valid as IL
served upon the Company, according tu the laws Of
th's or any other State, and waving all claim or
Of service
Nog tterflPre in pursuance Of the first section of
the afnre aid act, l, kobert W. Tayler Auditor
OF ate for the State of Ohio do here by certfg that
thid PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Hart.
ford, ScDpecticut, ID authorized II ira .sact the
hutlnes OF Fire Insurance in this State until ths
lhiTty INST Gay Of January in the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty three.
In viii ess whereof, have hereuntO subscribed
- my name and caused the seal OF my office 10
CLs.J be am1ed the day aud wear above written
Il. W TAYLBR
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