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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS
q AL rEpalE5 lETWEYf TIE AGEs OF IS

I'D fU YEARS
ra on.t,=,rr g. tt.urFNi Uri=t. Ma 81, kjGtnI and
/ ln.prctu5 i.;icrsa IfTcs dated iy:7bsr 81. 1862,
hii.y's !, nerhhT appointed psas a; r.aisfyora hr
Coaarr.r,s r.c the county u E:s-r Strvsn,Yea Plsce
CT re1d sv0u- s.. Csacr from the c"uIry Of K!rg
Que:.; Ein: %:.iian teaTt House, for thois from
,h- COUNTY CT Kius William Dragon oFdiuAfy ler thnIs
,or thc county d. Gloucester Mathews Court Houie for
those f.or ns ccuu;y ciJshe~s Warsa~ for those from
tie county h!rnEnrj Westo.uland Court houso for
those f:on to rounty Iorhrmb erlAnd and Isncsor
Court icuss Ji tEJss nam tie rhuuty OF Lancaster.
witch form f'' u ;hs ist CS0sresSoa,i p pawn.
Board Examination foI The lat CoIsT nsnnns Dis
iria,, e,aposed :: TIE counties o. hsSouse Sorthnpp
ton MiadleseJ hs;hsv, GcaccsisT, EiEg Slisn. ENG
QUEEN, ks5er EIchncai. WestIno'aiind, ho'icnulber
land and LeHcerler.
All pgrsoa in ne counties Of Essex, king and Queen,
Kas Wlsui Ciyuststr., istss~s EIcanoni estaors-
Isad fsUr.hr Ai Lsncsstt esS=en TIE asu CT
Is SUI ID ycas, whether residents u 10Y other portion
81 tie iat. 81 u kts:, Il. sib tho sars.aii or
hive Lrea Euapcllrt ara hereby te
poIt ;a.cIsT=: IL ahi=r'., !te'eh.1:iie Ea:f Ttah'
warssr W:5.u.nr5lzIii C.art nCuse. hsstti'1ls sni
p:a5,tr ,uaTt ,:ous - the t1.lLiog Board and In
a4ss s m no.ise Of tie Essnnss SaaTI
Ts n7:c- i1c!air1 every pesoc oe'weeu tho agssspec
h.d. Thea. hGvs ben hsrro!crs tIarinei aId d.
chaTgsdeh=r ty gstS Confederate sar2eoas hc'e VINO
have frriIs=d ukt.:u;s, Iah an sad Mi r-rs"ns who
nsy claim :.-la pt!.a u say srnund Scaisre.
NC pcr,71s d7:h:-rt, exemption or Hs!ail noe any
source vh.teTp. VII rIcui1 Eyp AZ snesnco at tne
piaSrl Appalled,. ~
snea"e : ca;.c: - 4cskrah ss7"'ian % and Sd''is'
Il all !ETS Lal regulations Bpplloabls 10 dsieTtsrs
asi BE- spr.i cDns:.ipts !hi - rp=lr 10 tie
plaee VI ri.iT;s fSr -o-r!is.t WHO shall dss-r If
ter enrolment.
H. All sseassj employed 70! the spprelensios and
conaa.r desesr sad thsiE transportation 10 the
CONN the. respective c5sudcrs shall pe appl
cable personi 20 duty c2rS:rts, who skill il
repaI place reIdrtvcu: hiter the publication
CT the cali.
C5rt-:tIt7 WI me- p:o7.dsi with at hast three
Days rstlons. VII O. fLhET, OaPth.h,
Lni EnTaIhsy oEcer fer
PtTst CcEgrs s1o1sl District
TIE urdsrs!sar 'GrvsoDs Of the EIsmaing Board fer
The First 3agess a.. District; ubdrr General Orders No.
e. AdjztaG: and in,prctor GeuerslH Css, hereby give
no,.se =. whom LAY that ttey have hts1
upon the following Gays FOR ;he examination OF Conscrps
~Eo shall assemble Il lie seTers! places 81 .sadesro N
pIvssInre {, liza above ootcs.
Killers, I4;h 18Th sud lS.h Jtr. l2e2.
fteTsrsve. 18th. ish and 1Cth Jan,
King William q. Il, el.t, ga and zGi JAZZ
Dragon ord!nsry 18th, 2eh and eth Jan
Mathew @, a., s0th and elst Jan.
WarIav, 9th, Sla and fth Feb.
Weslnorel.nj, o, H., 9Th, 10Th and 18th Feb.
Hesth,yille, q 9th ,sth and lith FEB.
LAnsasIet, {. T., 18th, lIth and 18th Feb. 1893
J. B. eARDHfA,
3. 4. PAYNE,
Jan 2otlcyebt EIsMininz SaTEsoa1-
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= INGtGI. At bale, neid In ui- C'cIIt nhHc- -
u!rcui. Coat OF the city Of HctEond, or the q" 'i
of Jacray, 1858. ~
rr,to- Jsrn,tsn and George ". Macon executor, Of
:. n>c5a, deceased, E''
1gsin.t &C.
Hr.. l:y Temple as jar:-s sicon, ihonA. vs..
.,ph Mason Au,ssti, Mn:IL .nd SiidT-'; Ei4'
cs.a.en Of william Macon deceased, sSt rs d., -
known children CT the said wiiiisn Mgcsa.
oiths s.id nld-ed Macon, wLo |, s.:o ua;a'H'' ~
char
The object Of this Iut 10 TO get Tie Conr, 10 1e.ia W.
thar The pequeI 10 Lsyina BOYD N tie Will OF ssfs"
Macon deceased, OF uefro can, n'm.a '"',
a valid bequest or not, and shether'
heouest be not valid, the s..d Tau l. '.I''' .
In my o,hsr bequeat proTiicn Of the WI and 70
r,art 70 iIrsct the executors 81 10 wEht dEposaF
snsll make Of tho said .ave- Ard afid,Tt hsvns IL.
ado and tlsd that tie defendants brs. Luey TENT
Eleon, Thomas Macon. Joseph Macon, Arsu:fr, y.
ana Mildred Macon, are norrstdenn OF th. =. ~
wealth and ,ha, the pertsns made defendants oJ
raj description Of parties rnfnowu are uAhoH., ~:
defendants and unknown psrrs are reqsreu 70 1i. 8:
within one month sftef dino pubbcatoa Eere9i Rp' wv
IecsaIIry to protect thsir ints.ess u IBIS sdit
eopy-tsBs ,,o t.r
inn S--cWt8 BENZ. EOkhOSh.O. S.-r---~
--.--,---s1&->---
Ty0R 6kIE-a tlndlorD' s,rot-r1
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FU7aE co-partnerltip OF Carlton Chamberlain Co..
Il p.Sed b. limitation 81 the elst ul;.
Al pe7ons to whom they are ndebtet Iequ-,t.j to
present their claims for payment And Ill persuus Eeet
Cd 70 then aEersauested 70 make payment.
Either msnbE win tho aame Of the tru1 10 settle
q sat Of Ghp buiinesI. WM. q. ECBBARD,
JAS. q. GARDNER,
AMBRosE CARLTON,
Wa. P. np AMp an.
81 c1ao1p 'Js1 T. 1see-o4vdr,
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f Or S A l. f..
A VERY viLUAELE PLANTATION, EECR0E5,
stool g. &C

STOOLS, &C.
fSSaf oTorr rsrg 10 etast' hi. o'dast'oc. cr"': -
s.'s ~, Plantation IA aestsipg- >hcrr a.. 81
ni.s shuye SoolIe sua ~i.hia ten m!S;"i W. = - Il
. I'D New 0.I3.pr-'e.Y Esly aLa ~ -.te'-i .n: so
lag lJGut ~ acres 80 + i'h u 'rJ p.'itI = '.e
I3sleAk land, recently c!esIe SD uD'irT 'Jj 'E'"
LrsEsaej sui vaintsh ssIii|v Iiouu. Si', rilsr NJ.
eEc!ossd Gin aohrs and :.s:". str.. H":r1 '1h"t
&C., al neS.
hI"i,
Forty vsluat ie NeG;7S, "a su' - " sS5.'. .r-. H'T
Porr, Onrn Fodder aci Ft,uiGs tirE- nd-ri -SrGJ
tnR 70 uEsble purchaser ~ atn 'a crop IT, r'"t
yesr for 20 hants.
For faIta.r Int II sti"n april :"
uA:iiLT0N, H.r'i d. BGsII,
p.b g. co~ si"Uiit, Ala.
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30 william 6. BARTON:

\ ~ ~ . - , VI II I! u 9 ~ ~
TAX: n",:SD ;nst / sca, o. Tuesday, tbs :,rE g..
als! -. =, III the Office Of ElacE Elt1k, Ar:a-J'
a. I" "a" 'ity ~ C.lulai4, t:u.k C.GoJss. tr- .
i.rr. .: c'eccf A.. H. aud ctCSncr lag. IL. al,
,GrC' 81 G.o,se r. aGspa, III. z. Mason, q II ui=-I,
r!Yr-, ani VIA. ieizu.ura Ii hs read evidence
III Ia tho fGreKoios aui AID II nom auy -
t~Lns the gsd depos!tloss should be aSEaIic-'.
p.bs cn5;.cGeet, should not he coupI.l-i &C IT'S j.
no Gt.ng Of tha sane viii Ia cc;.tinu:j and .ijYa
day to daT AID apc TO TIM. Al the pln;-
Ur:waen the saIae aou-s. uc'E they are completed.
jan la-wiv JIHl W E.AT''i
f1InGINi4---iE CHAkCERf.--At ral-a hei &. {,
Y Lrrrk's Ud,ce Of the Ooupty o"u!t IL P.uy.rat.
,h- FIST Monday ~ January, lse3:
Mi- IA Lee, A. u. Hsl.i,irn IN ii. .'yht s..h ~
m'n!,lrsto. Of nIs= Z. L. Lee, dr.sas.G rui Ma.
ID. Wiz, r.a mn,
sya!u.:
Ch.rIte s. Lee E.ch I'll X lee NED lie 4rirg hi
~ fEon:.s lee, d.!-sa-d, -bose Nance arc UrI'''-
ard :rG4s. q. Il 5ia sd C-oH ID. Lewis. afsEtc So.
- klGa..i *. i:"is. DECD, AID chen, p.ie.I.-
IL III JET 81 lh edit IL - CtI ,iu decree, Girut'
- thu sln7es heIoay.ng e tae er:-tr o. the al! =
!: i. Lar dec eascd with view 10 ,he di9tr.osoE 1"
p:~-q-ia aacsg TIE parties emitted II sFp-s:'E;.J -
DART ;.t th' sa;d Richard E. Leo and Ire alma =
OF Th5Has L-o Deceased. sui Ttornns H. Irrt MI =
H. LCr.s ooDr,sdertI Of the psste 81 ~. fcls o.
no., II M ps!ntns by their attorney Il 1, ori~f "
tbs s.i las. lsmed defendants do sppesr With r,
r.oEL s!.-r du. Publication Of this order, nd g. S>
Necessary u protect their Interest IN this -u.t.
~1py-TeIte, ABRA. SHEPHEkD, J.. q 8
Jazz lc-cSia
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BORROWED AND WANTED..,Txa Oak
ID Planks, used for 1a5Ttng Iron Safes. We VII DO
pleased TO have then returned. 3! ". KNOWLES,
Jan 80 10 Gkln Street,
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TrEspAY, February 3, 1863.

CONFEGERA1E SHAPES GDHu ia rs )
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EoR aALE-a hAaassp 81 MONEY 81 thsA,s
sssI > sts SO
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Against
Vim. a. S:Hy, IN.
TLc ct i:,t ~ :. ea.t j. 10 nYsnI u" ic
.atlc .ura OF Eve huai cd pEG tf:y d .I with ...',
l.rr,.T Tom the lY,L day II AugG. Ia. Ahd a.. 49,
hG.ny been nah tIfj tL.t Ike i-is.d.Lt ~ .
, ;rut the state Of yrs.nis It orc.,rl that IT,"
tCuIlut hrprar here within Hohh a-, pun' -
Son OF tL!n nU.r- and do IL e-saty rji,.
Interest II; Ills ..it
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fayetteville, n. o., I,nu.-y 6. l-6s.
Jaa lS-uaS MaTl
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ADvFRSE REPORT.

The doors haing cprnnl tha COMMITTEE On
Informal Navigation Irearntad report, deci
ding il inexredient to recommend the building
of n bridge hcross the Groonhrier river, III
GftcnhTier cuuni ;, Va.
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-
W IltGsNIA-IE DhET-.t Rue, ts.i .n &c
Clerk, Of1cs OF Caroline EcuEiy Court, A!"ci.!
lie q. iay g January, l.oL,,
etmUri d. fr-tcoes. .Iecaoi Of carAE u:dsy jrlsn'r
~.
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Church. This force advanced in thu early
morning, snh pressed thp snemy back for
nearly mile, securing foe our loft flank al
eminenco Whlsh We held against every effort
tho enornY could make. For this gallant and
obstinate defence IF our left flsnk, which ths
enemy constantly cnte.roredto forta,we were
i1d5bteI tn Col. Wohus's tTrabus' 81 small
brigade, III support of Capt. Ryrne's battery
Against overwhelming numbers tkis gallant
comuand inaintaiuad its roaifion from Tie
cu:aTn arc.T.sut OF tina a"tIn1i.
EEsuLurroN OF THAMES.
Mr.. CoLLlrr, of Va introduced the follow
ing:
Resolved b. the Crngress 81 the Honfadcr
alto States OF Ame1i1s, That Ina thanks OF
Congress aTc snjnOntly duo M. ara hereby
teRde:ei to Z .ga.iicT General Roger a. Pr
or, md the Officers aud men unior Bis cc'n
manl, for The signal galantry, c1ol c"ur,go
and ps;rio:;2 rTawe:'s eSiuceh III tha recent
enssgolucnt with tn enefly under Gen. CGr-
curar, At KoiIy's, Fee! Tbs lii,e Ct the Black
water, Va, OH III, - ivy "f January: 1863.
intlictins heavy l,ra ait! diacon-2slns de-
feat upon the Federal army, ana shcd,iing =
new iustrc OF Confederate arms.
Resolved, That tho President he requested
TO communicate, in appropriate orders, tine
foregoing resolution to Gen. Pryor, and hiS
officers and men.
Referred 70 the Committee On Military At
fairs.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. kESsEr, of La, called for the oder Of
tho dsy, the Appropriation bill. sod the
House being resolved into Committee of tie
Whole, the bill WAS read by ACTIONS for
amendment.
In the course Of the residing it was stated
by Mr.. KENsEa, the ObsiTmsn Of tbs Com
mittee of Ways and Means, thai the two for
mer Secretaries of War, Messrs. Bspjsmin
and Rudolph, had reduced the expenses Of tho
Qunrtermlstsr's Department, respectively,
frs and eight millions of dollars. -
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LOSE.
aEwsPlPER EyEMPTs.
MI. I';.rR.r, ct Louisiana, moved 10 siriES
Out "nua editor Of each newspaper ncT b9-
ing pui.liahcd and such Employed a. tho pro-
prietor may certify On oath to 30 indErsnsa-
bio for conducting the publication" end n
sert 'such persons employed in thu printing
OF esch novspale or now bsing published rs
tho editor OF proprietor may certify on oath
IS neceaasry to its publication: Provided,
that this exemption shall also spp'y to such
ed!snss In may aid in printing their own nows-
rspc:s.
Mr. COLES, Of Va, called the yeas and
nays, which resulted as follows:
AYEs-Msssrs Ayer, Boyce, II. W. Bruce, Chii.
man, Clark, Conrad, Conrow, Currin, Elliott Ewing,
Fusrer Freeman Hilt T. Jonea johnson Ksnan Of Ca,
Msch.n Mel can, 8cRse, Push, Rails, Read, Single
ton. smith, of n. c., Swami, Wright Of Gs.-26.
EoEs-- Msssru. Arlington. Ashe, Atkins, Baldwin,
Batksiae Bridgsa Boelef E. Ii Bruco, Burnett Cham.
Bliss Chiffon. Capp, Clopon, Collier. Curry, Davidson
Davis, De Jarnett Dupre, Eer.ow. Foole Galther'
Gsdenher, GcTtrel!, Goode, Gray HartTidge Heskeii
Hodge Holcombe. Keaan, Of Il. c., kenner, Lander,
Lewis Lyons, Marshall Mcdowell McQneen, Mcnees
Miles, Perkins, Preston, Roysroa Russell, strickland
ViIlefs, Wright, of Texas, Wright, Of Tern.-45.
SO the m0tinI; waa lost.
rHrsIcIASS.
MIR. CR.MRllss, Of Va, moved 70 strike cut
the clause erenpting physicians. LoGt.
Mr.. WRIGHT. Of Te5ss, moved to strike out
the clause ersmpLing the persons employed
in the manufacture Of sslt to the extent Of
twenty bushels per day. Agreed TO-,
Mr.. SA,ENN, of Tenn, called the question en-
the bill as amended, which was ordered and
the yess and nsys having been called, result
! ed "a followa:
YEAs,-MesGs. Aahs, Atknk Baldwin, Boteler,
Boycs, Br!dgers, E: H. Bruce, Ohamhlist Clspp Col.
uef, Conrad Davidson, Do Jsrnett, Dupre, EstToW,
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Legal Notice.

yTTILLIAM BITNER and Fredericka Bitter
w his wife, of the State of Pennsylvania,
will take notice that on the 7th day of May
1858, Henry Pifer fled his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio, to foreclose mortgage giyea by them
to John Fisher (and by Fisher assigned) dated
April 8. 1853, on the following lands in said
County, to wit: 49, ~
Sixty acres off the west end of the south
eat quarter Of, section Twenty-Five township
five. range six. and the north west quarter oi
the north east quarter of section twenty-one
township and rangs af. rssaid, except forty
eight acres sold and decided on the 9th day
Of April 1859 by said Bitner to Peter Burk-
hart, Plaintiff, demands $230,60 and interest
from April /, 1859, subject to credit Of
S2l 20 June IA. 1861. The defendants ars
required to answer by the LIST Saturday in
July next and in default judgment will b
taken against them and said lands ordered to
be sold.
HoLLIsTER & OKBY,
May 13, ls63--6w. Atty for Prf.
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Sheriff S Sale.
Martin L.Bowser,
against


against
John ". Wheeler and James Cox.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale At public auction, at the front door
of the courthouse, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M, and O'Clock r. M., on
Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1863,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The south half of the north west quarter
and the north east quarter except the south
half of the south east quarter of the north
east quarter, in section thirty-one, township
five and range six, and the north side of the
south east quarter of the north east quarter
of section one, township six and range seven,
containing one hundred and sighty-four acres,
more or less. ~ ,sIss
Also, the west half of the north east quarter
except the south east corner,s and part of the
east half of the north east quarter of section
one, township six. and range seven, containing
one hundrsd and Ave acres, more or less,
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property John W. Whesler and James Cox, at
the suit of Martin L. Bowser.
M GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, M. C. O.
May s, 1853.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned Administrators of the Es-
tate of Joseph Tuei, deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises on
Saturday, M"y 30, 1853,
the following premises, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit: isSa ~ osyIregs.
The east half of the north west quarter OF
section twenty-nine, in township one. OF range
four, containing eighty acres, more or less.
TERMs-lOne- third cash in hand. one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments, to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
Il x e JAMES fBRADFIELDt and
WILLIAM MCKNIGHT,
May 6, 1s63.--4w. Admrs.
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Notice

tNOClSSs
VTTILLIAM REA, Albus Rea, Thomas Rea
w George Rea, Caleb R.a, Henry Rea, Ann
Rca, elizabeth Ray, Martha Newland and Ma
than Newland, her husband, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the
lst day of May, A. d. 1868, in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, and State
of Ohio, by David Greenlee and Mary Greenlee
his wife, and Is now pending, wherein the said
David Grsenlee and Mary Greealee, demand
partition of the following real estate, to Wit:
The east half of the north west quarter OF
section twsnty-thres (23.) oftownship two (2)
and range three 80 and of the north west
quarter Of the north east quarter of section
twenty nine (290 in township two (2,) OF
range three (3.) except seven acres out of the
north corner of said last mentioned tract.
Also, fractisn number three (3) of section
twenty. four (24) of township two (2) of
ange three 6.
And that at the fall term of said Court COM
mencing on the 9th day of October next, the
said David Greenlee and Mary Greenlee will
apply for an order that partition may be
made of said premises, and dover assigned to
said Elizabeth Rea.
~ DAVID GRRENLER &
- MARY GREENLEE.
By W +. HUNTER, their Atty.
May s, ls63.-6w.
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LOST

On Monday, April s, 1853, the undersigned
lost POCKKT BOOK in Bsresville, contain
ing eight or ten dollars in money. ALSO =
promissory note on John Luthy and Frederick
Rothacker, in favor of John Schupbach for
$l00, and a'promissory note on Christian
Blatter and John Bnrgy, in favor Of Urs Kan
sig for $50, and a registered letter receipt
dated April 6, 1858 for $50 sent to s. J. Bloch.
Any person finding and returning said
Pocket Book and contents, will be liberally
rewarded; and all persons are hereby notified
not to buy or trade for said note. 3 ,f;..f''siia
CHRISTIAN BEATTER, -
Baresville, Ohio, April %, 1868. ss'ns 81
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Administrators Sale.q

DY virtue of an order OF the probate CoHrt
ID Of Monroe County Ohio, the unfierstsnsd
Administrator of Arnold Howard, late ofi AGon-
roe County, Ohio, deceased, will Offer for salo
at public vsndue, on the premises,
On Saturday, My %, 1863,
the following Real Estate, situate In Msnroe
County, TO wit: tfsas saitEa a. 5orss<. sifs :
- A part of the east half of sections thirly,
in intownship one. Of range three. h4gipphs
at the south west corner of the landsr Of
Richard Angus, thence east With said Angus'
line forty rods to the north west Oornbrtef
the lands Of fCaspsr Braun, thence south with
said Braup's line one hundred and twentv
rods to the south west corner Of said Braun's
land, thence west forty rods TO small bl1ck
oak, thence north one hundred and twenty
rods to, the place Of beginnings containing
thirty acres more er less.
|. 81 Terms made known on day o. sals.
=" as s. w. sNVLI,,
| April ga 1s63-45w. tt9n ~ Adm,F.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the duplicates
IN for the Tax, of 1862 due. June, will be
ready for collection the Goth day Of April
1858. All taxes not paid by the Goth day of
June will be subject to, per cent. penalty;
and il not paid by the goth of July, will be
returned delinquent and 20 per cant. penalty
added thereto. Pay your Taxes and save the
penalty. will receive the Tax at the Trea g.
urer's Office, WIN. READ, Treas s.
N. B. Every person should bring
with him his last receipt. this willssave
much time and trouble, 4
April Is, 1858,
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
~ dersigned as Guardian of Phebe j ane
Upton and Joseph Upton, will sell on the
premises, at public vendue, on = ss9afssss7se
q Saturday, May 2, 1863,
the following Real Estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit: ii8ct % ItsgA
One undivided third part of the west hal
of the north west quarter of sections twenty
four, township five, and range Ave, subject to
the dover estate therein OF Mrs. Upton.
Said sale is made by order of the Probats
Court sf1said county. Il - fsni!Fi
2 TsRMs made known ON day of sale. 1fT
@ WIN. BROWN, Guardian.
April 8, 16G3--4w.l iIfm n.as .rsas.s-.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned as Administrator of the
Estate of Henry Barnard, will offer for sale
a. public auction, on the premises, ON eI
- Saturday, Nay 30th, 1868,
the following Real Estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit. Hf 1859 .f9t g
Lot No. 30, in the Tcwn of
Antioch,
Menros County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-haf cash in hand,
and one half in six months, with interest on
the deferred payments. to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned.
SAMUEL A. MORGAN,
Nav s. 1s6s.--4w. Admir-,
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Master Commissioners Sale
Hess and Blum,
against
Kinkade and others.

Kinkade and others.
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed,
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County Ohio, at the front door of the Court
House in said county, on TUESDAY the nine
teenth day of May next, between the hours
OF ten % slock A. NJ. and four o'clock p. NJ.
of said day, I shall offer for sale to the high
est and best bidder lot number forty y-aix in
SarGis in said County with the buildings
thereon. Ordered by said Court to be sold
to satisfy q IN ortgage in favor of Henry Det-
wiler and Judgment in favor of Hess and
Blum against Kiukade Brothers & Company.
-a s,1 az EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
sar go Mas. Com. NJ. G. o.
April 9Th, 1862.
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N o

THE Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio,
i st their March Sessios. 1853, levied q tax
Of one mill on each dollar valuation, for Road
purposes, which may be discharged by Labor
ON the Public Highway, at The rate Of one
dollar per day, by an able bodied man, be-
tween the first day Of April and the first day
Of October 1868.
,is,.s8r 4. IA, M. HOEFFLER,
May 6, 1s63.-4w. Aud. M. C. o.
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Sherifs Sale.
ai j. Fisher & Co.,
Bottenfeld & Mitchell. :
against 6

Botten6eld & Mitchell. o
DY virtue of an execution to me directed
u from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe County o., Twill offer for sale az public
auction, at the front door Of the court hepae,
in the town Of Woodsheld, in said county, be-
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock a. m, and four
o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 6th day of Jaae, 1868,
tho following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The west half of Lot number Nine, in the
town of Antioch, Mouroe County, Ohio.
property Bottsn6eld & Mitchell, at the suit
of J. Fisher h Co. a f 10
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
s, .ssh ieza4 Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
Nav G. 1865, -. Et5k
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Master commissioners Sale
F. A. Lamping,..3ii -, !.
81 against 9 "a . 80

llaa +. a. I.amPing, .3li a4.eg,.d
j. sTiaoilpl 81 against "a : a.slsie
80 Joseph Dye, and others. i,sf.soa
BY virtue of . uandate to tae directed FROM
the court Of COMMON PLEAS Of Munroe county
Ohio, will offer for sale At public suction, al
the front door of the court.house, in tho town
of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday, the 23rd day Of May, 1863,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. ma, and 4
o'clock p. n., on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, ip said county, to wit;
The east, half of the north, east quarter o
section twenty-two, township four, range six
containing ssvsnty-nine and, 62-100 acres.
5 o WM. OKEY, Mas. Gem.
s-saV ia ssa Monroe Common Pleas.
April, %, 1858. .if.s 8 .a.Is, qis..s9