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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
CIRCULAR.
To the Soldiers Aid Societies Of S. &.

To the Soldiers Aid Societies Of S. &.
In answer to the numerous enquiries which have
been made by the different Aid Societies which have
been recently formed throughout the State, I have
been intructed by his Excelency Gov PIcKENs, to
give the following Information.
Depots will be established by the Quartermaster
General, both in Charleston and Columbia, for the
reception Of all donations Of cothing and he is also
charged with tile duty of forwarding and distributing
the same.
The department" will receive all donations of
clothing, say irock coats and pantaoons, of heavy
worsted goods, shirts and drawers, of heavy home
spun flannel WOOL heavy cotton socks, blankets,
new or second hand also heavy shoes.
The plan upon which the State designs supplying
her soldiers with all necessary clothing is based upon
their willingness surrender to the State the amount
of money appropriated by the Confederate Govern
ment for this purpose say fory-two 42) per annum,
this sum not being sufficient in consequence of
the greatly advanced cost of material 1t is i'll view
of this fact that these laudabe "Associaons OF la
dies aud gentlemen are cordially welcomed as coad-
tutors in iis nobe work. and IN proportion to their
voluntary contributions of labor and materials will
the absolute cost Of clothing for gallant volunteers
be reduced.
In the event that any of the Associations" should
feel themsc YES ab to furnish both material and
labor the Quartermustcr General is instructed by his
EXcellency Governor. to reimburse such AsSOca-
tons the Of all Materials at Il rate not exceeding
similar materials purchased 10y the "Department;'
and the quantity allowed for each garment Shall be
the used i'll our Manufacturing Bureau
Societies are particularly requested to advise the
Quarermaster General of the quantity of work they
can do per week, and the amount OF donations they
will probably send.
To prevent confusion and loss, the following method
marking packages should he ss'ic,y observed. All
Societies Charleston, should ship to Charleston
ald mark thus
No. l. TO QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
CHARLESTON, S. c.
from Aid Society at (here insert pace)
Societies near Columbia, should ship and mark thus
Nol TO ASSISTANT QUARTERM ASTER
COLUMBIA, S. c.
From Aid Society (hcre insert nancy
The packages should be marked distinctly. and mum.
bered from y upwards, ~ correct invoice should
accompany each shipment.
All articles shipped at the expense OF the State.
Novembers 8 S. S. GLOVER, G. NJ. G.. S. c.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
Good Servants to Hire

4 GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER
IN ALSO
No. Brcklayer and Plasterer Also ,
House ooy and Farmer All of whom can bo bred hired
this Office, or Mr.. 7. B. ALExArprR Nrf''S"on 70.
December
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
In Equity-Kershaw District.
BILL FOR PARTITION, CONSTRUCTION or

BILL FUR FANIIIIUN, CONSTITUTIONS UF
WILL, &c
Thomas Lang Us. Edward NJ oykin Mary E. Boykin
Sallie w Boykn. Harriet Lang John C. Laug, Ed
ward B. Lang, theodore Lang. and Samuel W. L.
Lang.
1t appearing that the above named John c. Lang,
Edward Lang, and Theodore Lang, Defend ,nts
reside out Of and hey ond the limits OF this tate, it is
ordered, on motion of Richards m Gay Compainnts
Solicitors that the sad 10 c. Lang Edward B.
Lang Theodore Lang, do plead, answer, or demur to
said Bill within three months Gom date hereof or
said Bill will be taken pro contcsso against them
1t is further ordered that this order b. published
in the Camden Confederate, for three months, a
week.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
January 1st. 1862.

"AvING TO PAY CASH FOG ALI. My PUR-
III chases, compcls me t. change my terms Of bust
nes> atte, tins date.
To enable me to replenish my st'ck, shall sell in
all instances for cas- unless Il Spec,u or,u"gene"t be
mad. f,r a short credit All e 'ods sold undef this
arrangement must be conside red as CASH. when
called for.
The reasons which have induced this necessary
change, trust, will be apparent TO all Cash custo-
mers solicited. +. W. BONNEY
January 3.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07

DLOW STEEL-Also Pow Iron in all widths
Il Also, Plow Mouds and Horse Shoe Nails Traces
Hames Saddles &c. Just received at the "Od Corner
Novembe E. w. BONNEY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

BOsToE, Dec. 6-The steamers Mississippi
and MeFrimac, from Newbern for Boaton, an.
chored of Wooda Hale this afternoon and we're
ordered to New York, 80 .,r
The steam gunbost Maui was successfully
launched to day. She is built on the plum
of Ericsson's Monitor, with one turret.
On Wednesday morning last the Dragon, un-
der command of Capt. Wright. en- route to
Port Royal, had bar engine broken dcwn and
abe was forced 10 remain some hours near Box.
ler's Rock, about twenty Ave miles up the river
A party Of rebels, probably thinking sbe was
not armed, put of from the aouth eide of the
river in five or elk boats, In which we're
about fifty persons observed, and made
toward the Dragon; but before they had
approached too near, Capt. Wright les ay q
ehell which exploded In one Of the bos,s, and
they hastily pushed for the shore. With a
glass the officers aaw that the men were
dressed in various uniforms, and probably
we're guerilla band. The Dfsgon Was toWed
down BY the Satellite, and this morning
broughS to Washington Navy Yard by the
Resoute.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
Cincinnati. Sars0l.

OnIoiHsATI, Dec. 0.
FLoUR-The market has undergone no change sinoo
our last report There 10 fair inquiry for auperane
at 70 lO85 10, ond como lots q Isgriuding. can BE-
purchase at these 6gurs: bat good brards, made from
original stock, arc held nrmy at e5 2N5 %. There II
fair local inquiry for the higher grades and sales Of
3O bbls at IS QS5 IS for extra ana S5 4O95 rs for
fanly and fancy.
WHIsKY-The demand Is fair and the market frm
at 35c, with sales OF GOO brls.
hEsS PoRK-Therewas nothing done Ia Mess Pork,
but held rIy a $40 758ll for choice nv and
city bTa.ds, with fair demand at 25c less
inai. ''' va A'~
BAo0N-Noihlng doing.
ENGLISH MEArS-Hominai and nothing doing
There ts July No between buyers aud ssilers,
GREEN MEATS-Fair bublness done at 5k D5xc far
heavy and lsht hams and 70 g5o Tor ali sad Gsrvy
rb tides Clear sd.s ciu b, sold TesiiIy at SNcI
shoulders wanted ct 3c, but sro held at No higher
LAhD-Was In active demand ia The morning al SAo
Tor prime CITY, and OO bbs county sod at this price
but the demand at the Gloss less active though city
could have been sold readily at 6Ze.
GhEAsh-50 bbls sold at 0%o,
Hods-Ihere was good demand for heavy ayerspes
and fair ioquiry from tho English packers for i1ht
ones, and srices srd shade hrmsr. The whole range
may be quoted from 81 Is toS4 co. those ayeraep ESQ
to S4O lbs selling ut - 50 co. and one OF two lois OF
extra heavy sold as high as 81 75 but this was an ex
IRENE pnee The receipt during the asst "a hours foot
up aoou. II GOO head The sales were as follows
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

GoTrscHALK AND PATTI AT NAuaHroN Hall.
Il. was cold las. night; but there was genial
warmth In Naughton Hall
1t Was dark last night; but there was light In
Naughton Hall
The streets In our lively city we're quite de-
serted last night; but wealth. beauty and fash
ion crowded Naughtoh Hall.
The winds sighed sadly and mourniully last
night, bu. the aoftest, sweetest Emusic OF the
spheres" 8oated around and over cheerful
and delighted thropg at Naughton Hall.
Does the reader Inquire why there vas such
contrast last night between the great outside
world and the little world at Naughton HaIlf
The question is readily and eaeily answered,
Il was because GOttschalk and Patti we're at
Naughton Hall.
We have only 20 add, and We announce II
With pleasure, that Gottschalk and Patti will
be again at Naughton Hall on neIs Thursday
night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
Tremendous Gale mt AspInwaiI.

NEv YoRK, Dec. 8-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspnwali 25.h, has arrived.
There had been tremendous gale at Aspin
wall, lasting three days, during which she Brit
iSh brig Bolivar ard steamer Avon we're wreck
ed. No lives lost. The s:eaner Ocean Queen
Lest her paddle box, but gucceeded in getting to
sea.
The United States brig B,inJrdge vas aban.
doned by her officers and crew, after throwing
overheard her guns and stores.
All communication between Panama aud
Aspnwsll Is uspended--wires broke down and
railrosd under Water-but expected 90 be in
running, order by the 26.h, as the water waa
subsdipg.
Nothing new from Central America.
The ship George Washington was oVerhaulsd
to day, while attempting TO go to sea, by the
United States Marshal. II 10 alleged she has
contrsband goods aboard. Il IL rumored that
several French vessela have been sssed by the
Government, but II Ia untrue, The custom
house was given up to-day, and oil mercantile
business will now be transacted in the old Ex.
change building.
Al meeting at the corn exchange TO, day a,
there vas subscribed over $4,000 and fifteen
hundred bushels corn for the etffsriog Engliah
operatives
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

A DISCOVERY, The extraordinary change in
the weather sirce Fsidsy, Prof. seager informs
us, 10 q consequence of the arrival of the
Arctic Panorama. Fur dealers and clothiers
generally are in high glee; but happiest of all
lie old "Myouk," the Arctic Dog, who can
hardly contain himself. Yesterday morning.
in charge of his master, "Mycuk" paid as q
visit, and gave us specimen of his vocal
powers.
His master sounded G for him "Myouk,"
with bis nose at right angle 80 his body,
sounded the same note In perfect harmony. He
then performed one octave and part Of another
the second being rather deficient In the ncci.
dem sla-when bic nose returned to i!s former
position.
Modessly nodding his head at the close Of
the performance, In response to the enthusiastic
applause that greeted him, he quietly attempt
ed to get into She Ussts-paper basket
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
Virginia LsninIafnrn.

WHEELING, Dec. 0.--The Senate to day pass-
ed preamble and resolutions setting forth
that Mr.. Carlisle has violated tho Instructions
Of tho body that elected him, In failing to sus.
tain the legitimate efforts OF the Government
20 Suppress insureotion, in his opposition by
vote and speeches 10 and out Of the Senate
IN easures absolutely necessary to the prCserva.
tion Of the Union and the enforcement Of the
laws, and In hls opposition to the admission Of
snew State Into the Union. aud requesting him
TO resign his seat in the United States Senate.
The resolution will come up 10 tho House on
Monday and paas by large mejority.
ln the House to-day resolution was offered
requesting the United States House of Repre-
sentatlves to pass the new State bill now pend.
Ing before it without alteration or gmendment.
II will come up on Monday and pass by nearly
q unanimous vote.
The Governors message indogseB the eman
cipation policy of the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

RESERVATIONS OF oHIo OFsIcERs,-A corree-
pondens writing from Nashville, gives.the toll
lowing list Of resignatona Of Ohio ofRoera in
the Amy of the Cumberland: Captain 8. D.
Smith, 18th Infantry; Lieutenant J. H. Haynes,
18Th Infantry, Lieutenant g L. Dsose, 9Th
Battery: Lieutenant E. Karnes, lllth Infantry;
Lieutenant G E Murray, lAth Infantry; Lieut..
enant Colonel P, Edwards l4.h Infantry; Sur
geon M. Hsgan, 5lst Infantry; Lieutenant T.
W. Stephenson. 99,h Infantry; Captain D.
Chalfsnt, 6lst Infantry; Lieutenant c. H.
Blackburn, 52i Infantry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

A Nav GRocBRY EsrAsLlaAMRNr-W We refer
the reader TO the card of Mefsra. Brooks,
Stearns & Co., dealers In fine and staple gro
eeries, etc., 273 South High street
The members of this new fifm-Me9sfs' DA
vid W. Brooks, John stearns and NJ Merion-
are all well known as gentlemen of enterprise
and of active and correct business hsbits, who
will be- found ever ready to accommodate and
oblge their customers and the public.
We commend this new establlahmeis to the
patronage of the people of THE city and Vicinity.
Rarely have we an opportunity to invite our
friends and the public to give their custom 10
the grocery line to firm that wo can more
cheerfully recommend than that of Messfs'
Brooks, stearns & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

TRENTON, N. J., Dec 6.-The arrests Of
Knigler and Wright of Hunterdou county, N.
j., made sometime ago, under charge OF inter-
fering with enlistuents, has been the subject Of
inquiry by the grand Jury Of Hunterdon county,
which body has just adjourned.
several bills Of Indictment were presented
against parties concerned in arrests, among the
number 10 one against Abraham R. Harris, Of
this city, deputy U. s. Marshal.
Marshal Harris was arrested and taken to
Pennington this morning 1t ia said the au-
thority for tho arrest OF Krieler and Wright
came from the U. S. District Attorney of this
StAto
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Fer yors AsssG
bgN yoaS. December o

hEN YoaS. December
FLOUR -DuIl and d. coping, s- sec gatra state a
% IS
WHEAT--The decline In 0oid Las DEPRESSED tho mar.
ket, there being only moderate aqulry. PIcrs ara
2o lower, with sales Of Chicago spring 81 20Dl 20;
Milwaukee club at 81 249l 49, winter Iei western at
81 409l qS; amber Michigan al 4iDl 47. latter for
choice; and 81 so for white Ohio.
WHIsKY-In fair demand at 800.
o0RN-Uncbauged with faes at T87jc for shipping
mixed western 90 Osc for damaged and heated and 76j
for western yellow In store
oAT5-FiTm and In good request at G54B63c.
6UdAR-MaIket No better With moderate demand
for New orleanB' salns at lOKDi0kc for Musoovado,
part at 0Ko
M0LASsEs--DuiI and dropping
O0RfEE--Quet and Arm. sales 81 Java 35c.
POhK-WithOut decided chaLge.
BEHF-MaTket more active.
. HOoe-Dr0sed, , In good request at SIC.
BACON eIDE .-Bcarcely 30 Gnn.
,LARD-A shade sRIier, and less doing. sasJ ,1e2
bbls at 090Ho.
BUrTE9--seilins at 10000 f.r- Ohio.
ouEESN-steady atok.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
From Oregon.

San FaANoIsoO, Deo. 6--Oregoa dates say
che fret approach of winter has sbated the
mining excitement, and that many are return.
log from the mountains to the sea shore
A party returned fFom an exploration Oh
Snake river report tina. the tributaries OF the
Columbia. navigable for steamers TO North
Salmon river, forty miles from Lewiston and
beyond its confluence with the Salmon to Sal.
mon Falls, ouly twenty-five mica from Salt
Lake. Stesmera will soon make trial trips.
The subscriptions to the Sanitary Fund In
Washington Territory amount to $5. 000.
A company is organized to build railroad
from Puget Sound to Columbia river
The miners of Colvlle have compelled the
Chinese 10 leave that dlsttios.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

TIE BUELL. Court of Inquiry has concluded
ils Iabors In Cincinnati for the present, and the
members of the Court have gone to Louisville,
They will convene there and remain in session
tvo or three days, when they Will adjourn to
Nashville. They will then return to Clncin-
nat. to conclude their Lahore. The only wiiness-
es examined at that place we're Col. Lyle, Maj
Burke sod Majo, BOyDgton. The principal
object in going to Nashville is to obtain the
testimony Of General Alexander Mod. McCook'
General Rousseau and other officers Of General
Rosecl lsns'a army, who cannot be spared from
their commands to come 60 Cincinnati,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

GaooERlEs-There Is no change IN the market.
The demand Is limited and confined to the wants n re-
taiiers.
SUGsR-Il9J2l5c.
O0RsEE--Is quoted at 92lZ3je
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ooaL-A sale Of 100000 bush Yioushiogheny was
repor ed at l39. II is Iet,ilng at lGc.
WHEAT-There Is a continued good demand for
prime samples tom local and interior mlllers, and full
prices are realized. We quote prime red at O3Rl Us
@l20:
cOhN-There ia fair demand at the decline noticed
yesterday and the market rules steady at 45c for ear or
sbelled Ia bElk.
OATs-There is m active demand from the Govern.
ent and for those 10 tscks full prices are
reailGtd but tbulk are only 10 moderate request Tho
sales were; New 10 bulk at 6c old at 5sso inoulIng
aackg; $4,000 do at Co.,
RfE-The demard 10 coed, with liberal offerings and
the markets. dull at 6o for prime ampeS on airiyA
oVme OF he buyers Ieiufe to pay more than Co., The
only sale reported was 4OO buSh at Gc4 In bulk.
BAhLEf-We have no change to report in the mar.
ket. There fair inquiry for prime qualities but the
IoWer grades are dull at Irregular prices We quote
25. ~ -
HAY-Ihe market rules steady, with fair demand
al Sl3 UODl4 w per ton for primemothy Oh arrival
and . ID zoe is w IRON store.
OhEheE-A continued good demand, with but q
ght sook, and prices higher closing at lOx6Dllo
rate.
BULTER-Ths demand for the hest gTsdes b il.ht,
ano win Isir demand The market rules hrm at 1870
Ho;. Qualities bslow prime are dull at eai5o
EEDs-Ihere is fair inquiry for clover, with tales
OF SU bush last evening at 81 90. Timothy g quoted OF
III 7542 O0. and 1Ax Rt $500.
Gassth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

PAPrR RAos.--When peddlers paid cent and
q half pound, and that, toe, in tin-ware fer
paper rags, there was little inducement for the
housekeeper to save her scraps Of cloth. But
the times have changed. and rags arc now worth
at least Ave times as much In cash. Every pru-
dent housekeepeT should now save her rags,
and even old newspapers. which have here.
tofore been used for kiDdling The latter will
readily sell for four cents and a half, or ave
cents pound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
LGdtr.
Money WaF%oG.

Nav YORE. Dec. 6.
The @OneY market rules easy at per cent. Discount
for call loans.
Sterling Exchange Is heavy aud lower. The nominal
quotations arc 9l 1891 AN for Merchants and 81 IS
for Bankers bills.
Strictly Primo Paper continues Arm at Gs97 per cent;
discount.
American Gold 10 lower and very much unsettled
opening Gt 32X, declining to 9OX, and cioang steady
at Slh per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal at Dix
per cent premium.
Government Stocks without change. United States
Skies Of 1881 at 81 O4kbl Qak; Registered e9N; Ex
Intero ditto coupons el o.: Elves "a; Coupons 92k
S-l0 Treasury Noteat OIL U3!,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
IL For Morning and AnsynOOn Reports. sea
First Page.
Evening and Midnight Reports.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.


WAsKIE0ToN, Dec. Tho following Was 70.
ceived at headquarters to-day:
CHARLEsTON, Va, Nov, 20
To Major N. II. Mclean, a. 40:
Colonel Paxton, Of the "a Virginia cavalry,
supported by the llth Ohio infantry, made an
attack on portion Of the enemy near Cold
Knob, Greenbriar county, on the 26sh Inst.
IL was successful surprise, capturing two
commissioned officers, one hundred non. com
missioned aud privates, one hundred horses,
two hundred stand of arms, four wagOne, and
camp equipsge Of regiment.
The wagons, equipage and part Of the arms
we're destroyed by Col. Paxton. No loaa on
our side.
On the day before small scouutDg party of
the 6.h Virginia had skirmish with the enemy .
cavalry In Logan county. Our men were out
numbered and forced to retreat, though without
serious loss.
, (Signed) ]. D. cox,
Moi Gen. Commencing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
New vsrg Stock marke,.

NEw YoRK, Dse. I!
Stocks unsettled and lower. Chicago and Rock Island
SIX, Norwich and Worcester ~; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein End preferred 34 Cleveland and
Toledo 65k; Illinois Central scrip 30 MichiGah South.
srn guaranteed S3h; American Gold 1890 1928; Pacific
Mail l20i New York Central lO%i Hudson TAX; Harlem
2ii Harlem pre- erred 5O Michigan Central 9Ok; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 1O6; U. q.
sizes 1881 coupons loik California sevenB 9J; Brook
lyn water loan lO0x Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds lU7: Terra Hauto and Wabash 2d bonds
80; Ere 9th bonds l0i; Del. L. W. l27 Galena and
Chicago 62k; Cleveland and pittsburg 43x; Erie go
60 preferred 81; Cleveland & Toledo 69x; Treasury
Notes n 3lO) l03X; Little Miami l0ok Michigan
Southern 40X Michigan Southern second 99l Hrie I'd
bonds 100 Plttaburg, Fort Wayne Chicago Cd bonds
%, DO ls O7k;chicagc North Western lst do I'd
"a, DO assorted bonds AZ, Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l24k Panama l57; Missouri sixes Ten.
nessee sixes 81; Racine and Milwaukee ll2k; United
States 6s 81 coupons l03K: Registered l03K o. g. So
"a coupons %: Registered vs.; Demand Notes 1911
Virginia Skies 90 Tennelsee s3,li Hannibal and
St. Joseph bonds 63K; United Ststes one gear corta
Gates s7ki coupons l04ki demand notes 1885, RsSdInp
as; Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy 49, q. 3. year
certificate H}li North Carolina 6's 7O Chic os Of 81
ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07
PITTsBURG
LouGsvILLE.
Cleveland Earke,,

0tzvELARD, Dec, S,
TL0UR--Unchaug'd and quiet. sales 100 barrels
auperane at - CO., $50 do at ~ 5 and 20 bbs at red
double extra at S6
WaE ATSales Of 2 cars red on track at 81 10, and
cars at OIL l9K.l
oORN-SteSdy at $685..
oAT5-Rim at 45:.
sALr-IIas declined. The Salt Company have Hxed
the price ct 30 2j for Gns and 50 80 for coarse.
eEEDs-olover92 104S s0; Timothy o. IS.
uIdHWINES-salesat at 40
BE ANsS@l 5O82 0O as to quality.
BUITEk-Light sales Western Reserve at l7c in ark
int aud nice Ia tubs at lbc.
EGGS--Quietst l5Sl7c.
PoULrki--ArrivinG more f:eely and selling at 5hc
for chickens and 7ho for turkeys.
POTATOES -Quotabo at 5jg60c.
L<0dtr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-07

va. superior Court Frank LIN
Levi Lausham and others. County, Ohio
PETITION.
CAID LEVI EAUGHAM, OF PITTS
- burgh, In the State Of Pennsylvania, viii take no.
ce that Daniel Guiner OF the said county and State
did on th9 18Th day OF August A. y. 1861 e his petit
ton in said Superior Court Of franklin county Ohio
against the said Levi Laugham, George Pegg and George
Broderck deendants the object and prayer Of said Do.
tition was to obtain an order from said Court for me
sale OF the following described real estate, to wit;
Beginning at the northeast corner Of land decided by
". W. Davis 70 James LauRham, and In the middle q
ths plank road leading from Westervls to Columbus;
thence south lsx deg. east along the middle Of said
road 50 feeti thence south 6OK deg west l22 feet;
thence north e5k deg west 32 feet 10 the east line
the lot decided by James LSugham 10 b. b. Bowman;
themes norh " deg east along the east ne Of said lot
50 feet to the north side Of James Lsughams land;
thence south eSk degrees east along the north line
said land 40 feet TO the place Of beginning contalnng
l23-l6O acres be the same less except gate.
way along the north line Of saii lot TO the graveyard
al situate In taid franklin county, Ohio; which said
aale ID to satsfy note and mortgage executed By the
said Lsvi Laugham the 9h day OF July, Z. D. 1891
to the said Daniel Guitner for SIl4 So payable ON hs
9Th day Of Januay A. D. 1867 with interest from data
The said petition prays that naid Laugham may pay iA
note OF STA S. and the interest thereon or that tn
premises be sold To pay the same. And the said Lev
Laugham i notified that he 10 required TO appear an
answer said petition before the hrst Monday Il
January, A. d, 1909
HoRAos WILSON.
Atty for PIE.
OolumSss, Nov. OH, lsea-p6w