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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20
WAR NEWS.

Kansas Agake-TAe People Wa IaFe Cart
of the C,pperhcads az Home-Adahrs IN
Tennessee Oar GunbeGfS Arri1e and hc
Rebels are Defedfed-Om Forces Bury
l4O Rebel Dcad-Netcs from tie Gull
Gen. Banks Troops Ready 10 more
A Steamer Passes hro' the Cana al VieE.
s5ary.
LEAvExwoRrH, Kansas, l4th.
A large and enthusiastic me sting Of unco1-
ditional Union men was held here last night,
Resolutions were adopted, declaring ms lol-
lows
That when treason becomes bold and de-
fiant ia our midst, and loyal, peaccAb!e
citizens are threatened with death through
the columns of the REASONABLE newspapers
and the mouths of traitors, and the Gov
eminent is openly assaulted and sc9ffed at,
and insidious means a, used to seduee loyal
people from their allegiance, and public
meetings are called to promulgate treason,
it is time that loyal men rise for the pro-
lection Of themselves, and that they act and
speak as becomes loyal and free people.
That all who ask fer peace with rebels IN
arms against the Government. except on the
terms of unconditional submission to the
Constitution aad laws, or who proposes .
separation of the Union in any manner
are traitors
That it would De q stain on the name Of
Kansas, as loyal State, to permrthe max
ing of any treasonablc proposition. or the
adoption Of any reasonable resolutions in
our midst. and it shall not he done.
That We resolve with full determination,
10 carry out this to the lett +, come what
may.
rh,t j,,tb - tLo ,oostit,,+i wal and iac, |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20

A special despatch from Memphis, dated
yesterday, says the Monitor gunboat Indi-
annla, ran the blockade at Yicks6arg on
Friday night, spite Of the precautions siken
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20
ARLINGTON. eth.

v..,,,.or.,. 81
n ',si'INetIN, 81.
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tta, h,, ,r.v,i'.j t,. .',t. i',,'.,7
''''-'' ''''s ~ '''''ss i's', 0'''Se
f'e''' 0'i '"''i''''' ACCOUNTS 'fOiA all g1as-
IL r.. -. -
.. iuo Ns'..'ef' however, mas IN le leu in
'"-N''''- 0i''"'''i'S
albany. y. Y. 18th.
The res Ilutions inviting zen. Mcclellan
to visit tie State capitol, previously passed
in the Assembly. were tabled in senate t..
day by strict party vote.
W. -, =,
Adyices from below state that the rebels
at Port Hudson are commune ting with the
Gulf bv way of Atchafalaya river. The
Queen OF the " est, as sloa as she is repair
ed will intercept that movement. One
million bales Of cotton, are bel Helena
awaiting Gen. Grants permission I, shin
them.
Nr,r w.. 1871
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ma, NOW nIgnn, ,,9,,Il -, - IL, ''.
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or,j ,ros =, ~, =, - - 90
mo-, II. 81. n.;,.aa; WI - $50
from ,bs iarf7nreI' 50 d;s,.;a. 'A ti'l5
lva;,,.I,s ar,,,-. -, onno $500 'A'''e
IT, -, o. o., 49, a,'o''5
roitar,g., evy,,di,,n, - coI,s.,r, . -
lane still there and mr. ,b,iiv was $3.50
.I;s,f.l,i '''' 80 "''' 81 ''''''!
Admiral Farrarnt en- her return. s1iJed
in the Il ,g.ship Hartford Tor Galveston.
y ~,
III. ,,-..,,.. " Ne" FORK Ioih'
l,.t I ora aoh " asA,nsson dspatoh says.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20

ALVIN p. HovEY, Brig Gen.
WV. I, SPIcELY, Col. 36th Ind
WM. f. Mclean, Col 43d Ind
Go. +. MeGINNIs, Col. llth Ind
JAMES Il. SLACK, Col. 47th Ind.
Helena, Ark, Feb. .. 1868.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
4Songster, \
Tallandigham Songster.
@ltp Rotirrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WnoM N In UO .OERN

IN before the CITY Counc Of the city Of Dayiou the
following ~ duhuces tolwiti f NJ
10 grade and pave the sdley next south OF First
street, between First aud Second streets, N fl
10 grade and pave The alley running iTom Ciegg
street westwardiy 70 the Levee between second and
lafayette streets, .H r Uau r.
In pursuancs 10 the law said Ordinances we're twlee
read laid on the table, and the Clerk Instructed 10 4 We
four weeks notice Of the pondancy Of the same !"
The lsW reQui Is all claims TOR damages thai nsy
Rtcrue from sid improvements 10 be fled ia WI thy
with the Cty Clerk sstng forIh The anhOont of dau-
ages claimed within two Neeks Alter tha prAiion Of
the time required for the publication OF snch a0tee
When the same will BE- tAken up for Anal action
ssai4s ANTHONY STEPHENS. City Clerk. %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
DalIanuipbam's RerOrn,
VALLANDIGHAMS RECORD,

FNHE work entitled "THE RECORD or HON. q
Il l.. NALLAkDIGHAh ON ABOLITION THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR" Is nov ready for
delivery. IL contains complete and accurate copies
Of MI FAllandghAm's principal speeches or the sub
leets anove named Also, parts Of other speeches.
WIN letters, ncldents, votes The gork hna been
eAreiiy edited aud presents isrly aud edrTsoy the
Politcal record and position ol man whose views a.
reianon 70 the causes Of our nAtiOnAl Toahlss ana
the right remedies Tor them attracting an eItra
ordinary amount OF pubAc aiteB10n.
large sV0, 49,
prlee-PaPsr cover, " eoesnts; cloth, 81. Wholesale
-fspereover, " Pal doseAi cloth. Se. Delivered 81
Put tahed ~ J. WALTER a co,
ais craoinnAts, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
ATTACHMENT N0rlrE-

be ore sames Turner, Justice OF the Psace In nd
ior Dayten Montgomery County, Ohio. John O
CAM paintin, Ranst A. H Derrokson defendant
o. Tie city OF Phladelpha. Pennsylvania
GIthE delsndaotis hereby notified that on the 18Th
OF August, lsG3, he sad Jusdcs issued Az oTder
OF tachmsat for the sum Of sae and inters there
upon from July ~, ls02, and eosts an that said
eau is set Tor hearing the 2sth Of September 1868
All 0w6 JOHN q GAIN, Piauuu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
DIED.

LINDsLY-li,is morning, september 8. Mrs, Char
ity Lindsly, aged eRhty years and ak months o
the oldest residents OF this city. IIlHr I-.
Funeral Saturday morning nj, eight o'clock, from
her late residence No 25 Center street Services by
Rev. Mr.. steck, AZ the place Of mterhient, Bethel
,hurch, Miami County, ten miles north Of DaJton,
on the old Troy road. y. ai t.H
lJ9uma copy hl ii5N
ALTHoFF-At Ills residence in Alton, Illinois, BlT.
Francis J, AlthOh formerly Of this CITY, aged thirty
eight years. T1II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John Leter, guardian, plaintiff against Cath Bathatn
defendant Before john II stoppelman JusIiee
oil the Peecs Tor Dayto township, Montgomery
county, Ohio ti
the 18Th day OF August, lseS, .sid Jastice issued
" an order Of Attachment In the above action for
the sum Of ninety dollars. Cause set for hearing
september ~, at q m
JOHN zElTLE Guardian
ihkkhhth a JORDAN, Attorneys. au2gWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
NotlrGs.
RANAwAY
for SALE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

4 O1s 5S and b6s Third street, opposite Council
IL street, eO0ut three minutes wa K from the UOu
hOuse. ON each lot ID comfortable cottage. house
For informaiion spplY St No. Sas Third II. su95dlg
TNHE PREMIUM FARM Of Randolph county, Ind.
Il ana, Tor sale Al iorty dollars per acre on three
years nmc,ln four equal payments, without interest
or on terms 70 suit purchaser, with interest
This celebrated iarm Of tour hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known as The Meek Arm. com.
pses ab0ut tEo hundred and City acres OF first class
bottomi three hundred acres cleared; we tInbertd,
HAtered nd ienQssdi good assortment OF large and
recety enlarged, covered, painted and pApered neal
Rdgevla, eight miles north OF Bellelontsine raii.
roed m the MissiasinneNa Valley heen m les nofth.
west Of Union City For urther information address
oreal on 4 fI
su2fdsw6w" WILLIAM NJ, LOCKE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
Exemptions

IMPORTS ANT EoTEcE--I will, until amer the d. AT
takes place IA this District assist IN procuring OF
persons entitled thereto, The exemptions provided sOr
IN the second section OF the set "For enrolling and
sailing out The national iorces, aud other purpose"
known generally a. the cohscnpt Law.
.f l..a.. ri N. p, NOLAN,
Anlyt&W.t Attorney al Las.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
/ NEWS GLEANINGs.

y
There is n report ahost that Hon. j. Y,
Mason the Confederate Commissioner to
England is abo { to return home. We
place no confidence in it.
The fruit crop in Michigan this year is
the largest ever known before. The peach
crop is especially enormous.
A special dispatch from Bridgeport, AL
ALBANIA, dated End inist., to the Cincinnati
Commercial of this morning says that the
army cf General Rosecrans' is well across
the Tennessee, and occupies strong posi-
ton several miles south of the river. No
resistance was made to the crossing.
Reconnaissance have been made to
Trenton, Georgia, without finding the en-
emy in force He is said to be intrenched
east of Chattanooga.
The Richmond Enquirer, of August 2S,
says: I'VE are without any further in
telligence from our line on the Rappahan-
"O'1' w Wv" '",~ ~ '"'
ing failed to arrive last evening This
-. !, ~. .a.,a.o,a ;,
having been taken by the military author
i,;ss for ,bo convsv.n.a of ,,oon. - ce,
tain points near by the enemy, which we
ara np, = =, l;ha,.tv 70 rnan,;on !" Tb.s.,n.
1assa ..i.,, 49,. ,Sras -. ~. -
once there will bs no hattle a, M.nn.s
sac for Meade viii not likslv .,snd this
s;aa of w.sh;na,oo L
m
:,L III. .1T.-
bs.vv noye,nen, ~ hssn,, n.,,',,,ro,ad udI ~,
cana,aI - aaoL ,ha a,,a,,, a3 cauo..,
Nr..I,' ;. -,aa;,.,,1 ~ ..,.-'.;', : s-D..e
- :, g., - ,hs .,..as
10 ,;,,a - .ho :. w., st. IL - -.
so,,no;; h. l.,aa h.na. &c ..hal o.. 49,,
airy nsar I,essbpro tc ars conf ,msa n,
il tbougbt. too that N raid into MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania is in contemplation.
~ ro.L Y mn = a..
ken of as the successful candidate for a seat
in tbs United States Senate hefora the
Kentucky Leqislaturs Mr.
Bell. we doubt not. win be chosen bv a
large majority. He will take the place
of Hon. /. w. Powell.
The Indiananolis .yo,,yaoI circpIotes the
lie that within vsar nsst Hon Gaorge
f. Pugh solicited from Governor Tod the
position of Colonel of regiment.
The Democrats in Pennsylvania are
making grand fight against the Aboli-
tionists in their present Gubenatorial con-
' AA,e " "oD0 anu "An' o'A
'"U Oea'e' :. non' S'eoiso W. "ooa
"au' VINO WIN pe ei0e'ea Dy az o'e''
7" n''''''e HiAIoii!'
Are you white man-then vote the
IN . a. -.
,.,,,., e''
o. D. haroln' Government inspector OF
mules ana w m. Z IRWIN VqAFtermas'
ter's Agent and Z. A. smith, horse and
mule contractor, were arrested and con-
6nsd in Cincinnati vss,erdav cbs,osd !,
: on,,,o.od ,vi,b oo.,nr,;oa - ~ ~
ohosa IS hn,oa. IA M. g.. ~ a.,
-. - = - 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
Strapeo,

OTRAYED away froni No so First street, : white
- COW " goed SiLai has hols Ia each horn i,b-
snd reward Wil os phia ior her, mons au2idn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03

I Putting 1t Through -Fiitywq capsdi,
an-French, passed through here this morning
on their way to indiana to get out ties for the
Atlantic and Great Western Raii-rJad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
law ana Order.-oulbreskls ar

Law ana 0rder.-oulbreak are oonth-
ually oecpui1g V Various parts parts Of the
State pfoV0ked III avery Instance by iuferhA1
Abohtipnists We baVe II from gentlemen
who arrived IN this city, yesterday, from ad-
| iqinipg cougies that Republicans are urpinf
these sort Of iulnmous fellows on in their 10.
calities. The statements of prints in the in
| terest Of these disunionists, made here in In
dianapolis, should, IL is declared, be taken
without particle Of credence abroad Dem
ocrats throughout Indiana are resolved to
niaihtain law ard order, peaceaby---if they
can. Indianapolis Sentinel 34'-i ia
The same thing is being done here IN Ohio.
The Abolitionists are doing all in their pow.
er y eXpsperate and provoke Democrats to
acts Of violence The Democrats have borne
much for the sake of preserving peace aud
order. ''''
~ nolnIaes.1 -sa.4 li.sa,l slJ -lH4 A'h
Very Brave "A certain Doctor Of the
Abolition persuasion, was 80 ehagrired at the
immensity -ofthe Democratic gathering last
night, that he went off and armed himself
with sabre, which be buckled syound his
waist, and retNrped to the meeting Standing
on The outskirts Of the crowd, he was over
heard to express himself as burning With
desire to "pldnge the weapon into the heart
Of some id Comprehend Dsmoeratr He
seemed exceedingly anxious TO create a diGi-
Guilty, but be could 6nd no one who paid any
attention to his insane rawlings, and he lacked
the courage TO commence an assault We
have his name and advise him 10 conduc,
himselrs littIe more gentlemauly in futurp.
Iil. N .l---- - --4----44-- 3'i H-A
Quaker Toast --"This is mine to thee
and thine 1 wish when thou uiand thinecome
to see meand mine, that me aud mine viii
treat thee and thine as kindly as thee and
thine have treated me aud niue This is anew
version of,the old compliment, which runs
somewhat after this wise 4 wish thee and
thy folks loved me and my folks ns well as
me and my folks love thee and thy folks. For
sure, there never was folks since folks wus
folks, that ever loved folks half no Wellus me
and my folks love thee and thy folks
p '.u. HNt --a-.i4--- . 4ll.a-l-t ' ~
a W ost Welcome Gift This morning
a package of delicious Green Gage Plums
was placed on our table from the garden Of
Dt Lougsted On Third Street The plums
were (theyre gone nos) very iargs aud Of
tie most rich and delightful flavor We oHer
DR. Longsted thousand thankb lor this
timely aud welcome present Such fIuit Is
seldom found anyyhere. si, To- '"
Billiards The two celebrated Billiard /
players, Phelan and Kayanaugh, sre in Gin
einnati and have created quite turOre
among the billiard players OF the city.
Puttingit Through Fiiy-twq caasdi-
an-French, passed through here this morning
on their way TO Indiana, to get out ties for the
Atlantic and Great Western Raiir5ad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
Meetinp on Tuesdav nirht

E. Hutcheson, of Cincinnati, win address ,h,
Oregon Democratic clubs on next Tuesday
evening September slh. Further notice will
be given u,a.5ti .ll1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
a nj ost Weleome Gift y

Billiards The two celebrated Billiard
players, Phelan and Kayanaugh, sre in Gin
cinnsti and have created quite turore
among the billiard players OF the city |
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
heather Store.
NEW 1 LEATHER STORE

sag e.iataau54 xHe Third atrsst, u
I[E9Ps constantly on hand AL hnds OF Leather,
IN such - sole upper hip; oalf-akn, ahd moroceo
nndnEs, 40. laHs
e.. Ths highest price in cash paia for Hlssa ana
Leathur in the rough. NH WV nnladSm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03

There is a rumor mentioned in Phila-
delphiA dispatch that disagreement has
arisen between General Gilmore and Ad-
miral Dahlgren, and that the supercedare
Of the latter by Admiral Fsrragut is not
unlikely. sa ,a. ~ sb,sa lla .
r.rf.f IA nofrs4 sl9 Aap
Governor Andrew johnson. in aspesch
delivered in Nashville, Tennessee, several
evenings since, is reported a. having de-
clAred himself in. favor Of emancipation,
and as urging the immediate abolition of
slavery in Tennessee, johnson long since
delivered himself, body and soul. into the
hands Of the Abolitionists, .I,,sI
III 1.aI NA NNn HaNA aaHA a'A
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29
Your Babies not nv Babies.

About thirty-ffve years ago, there
resided in the town of Hebron a GER
tain Or. T, who became very
much enamored of a beautiful young
lady, a resident of tho same town
The doctor vas a strong and decided
Presbyterian, and his lady love was a
strong and decided Baptist. They
were sitting together one evening
talking of their approaching nuptials,
when the doctor remarked :
Il am thinking, my dear, of two
events which | shall number among
the happiest of my life.
And pray, what may they be, doe
tor 2" remarked the lady.
One is the hour when | shall call
you my wife for the first time"
" And the other? z"
&" 1t is when we shall present our
first born for baptism.
What sprinkled ?"
Yes, my dear, sprinkled."
Never shall a child of mine be
sprinkled."
My children shall be sprinkIed."
"They shall be, hey ?"
Yes, my love"
Well, sir. l can tell you, then,
that yOur babies wont be my babies.
So good night, doctor"
The lady left the room, and the doc
tor left the house. The sequel was
ives that the doctor was never mar
ried, and the lady died an old maid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29
Liberal Offer to a Secretary.

A good story is told ly one of our
English exchanges, in which certain
weil-known characters figure. An
''old salt" from Sunderland had occa-
sion to call, while in London, upon Mr..
Lindsay, member of Parliament, self
made penipotentiary, blockade runner,
&c. The skipper was informed that
Mr.. Lindsay was not hen in his of
fee, but would shortly be, and for the
present he might help himself to a
chair. In the meantime his eye rested
on a stranger who was very intent up
on copying certain memoranda from
the books of the establishment. While
pacing the floor the skipper observed
Inc other mans application to bust
ness and fine penmanship. Going up
to him, be hailed him thus: "Thee
writes a good and. sir, the does
AVN in want O'aun loike thee: an
thou'lt COON wi me, aw'Ilgi' the a
hoonderd and twenty pu"d a yerr-I
Thee'd better try it meow; for thee
mowt ma get SIGH anuthur hotter in q
'urry. What dost say to it!" The
stranger thanked him for the offer;
said he was so situated just then. that
he could not well leave his employer.
While this dialogue was going on, Mr..
Lindsay made his appearance, to
whom the captain stated his preposi-
ton and repeated his invitation. Mr..
Lindsay endorsed the captain as a
man of his word, a first-rate fellow
zenerally, and added, Il must make
you better acquainted with each 9th
er. Captain let me introduce
you TO the Right Honorable w. E
GLADSTONE, Chancellor of the Excheq-
uerii" 1t is said that the old salt col
ored up somewhat, in spite of his lib
eral offer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29
"YE CoPPERHEAD.n
.Ine following song has been printed and eireu-
tstea largely IN the different Army Corps. and Is a

.dhe following song has been printed and circu-
lated largely in the different Army Corps. and IS
favOrite with the sOldiers,l
~Fellow-soldiers of the Cumberland Lowell han
who have left your Northern fresides Southern
Let's send home for a -'Copperhead IS n regulsr
blatant euss. d regular
And the beauties of a soldiers life make him share
Wen put him in a pup tent. with the cold ground
ment overhead; e
Let him shiyer there till morning. sleepless and in
And each succeeding night should he the same
AT breakfast time no dainty dish his snDe,;to ,rorlJ
tempt, Ou
For from such little Injuries most soldiers are ex-
"s0w-6ellyp should he breakfast on, rusty, poor
Accompanied by coffee weak and miserable hard
tack"
Then Preparation quickly make. get everything in
March him off on picket, and may a secesh pick
att him.
May every bush a rebel seem. strange sounds salute
And al he sees and all he hears but serve to wake
Let him "slosh" round shoeless in the mud, into
puddles fall.
anu ulNdNsE llt 10 ulillt ne. also AT DuEle CALI
While shivering round the camp fire may he burn his
boots and clothes.
May the smoke blow always in his eyes and curl
singing up his nose.
May he SIX months without money be. no trusting
how all leak out.
May be never have a postage stamp. and for aching
Of tobacco not quite half enough for even half a
chawl
Forced marches may he have to make, in rain and
The driving rain his clothing soak. the chill wind
And that the beauties of a march he might the bet
Rheumatic twinges all day have, and the chronic
diarrhea.
From Nashville down to Huntsville. the coming
Let him .hOOf ii" on the dusty pike beneath the
His feet with blisters covered. his limbs all weak
And l guess he'll think q soldiers life is anything
but tame.
Infested may his clothing be with all the little fry
Have all his dirty shirts to wash in water seant and
"shiftiess" and y weeks to go-nO clean rags for
his back.
And when the conflict RACES fierce keep him always
Let him feel. besides exposure. the battles fereest
brunt: |
Let "minies" whistle round his head-shrieking
shell burst ESar,
Let him keenly feel the agOnies which alone the
guilty fear.
And finally in a hospital. minus a leg or so
Somewhat emaciated and most dreadfully low
Well lay what's left of "COpperhesd" upon a dir
ty bunk,
To regain his wasted energies on weak tea and tough
Junk"
To the call of Uncle Abraham We cheerfuIly all
flew
Severed the ties which bound our hearts. babe cher
ished ones adieH II
And we will not brook the insults which are heaped
upon our heads
By the t~rait'rous Northern towards. the Shiny
'Copperheads."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29
THE STATE OF OHIO.

TRUMBuLL OUNT1 IS.
Eliza DeWolf, Plaintiff, In Court of Common
Vs. Pleas.
AbialB B. DeWof. HenryC C.
DeWOlf Mary Z. Curly. Petition for Dover.
VIM. Curly, her husband.
Elizabeth BarstOw, and
Samuel Barstow her hus-
band, and others.
The plaintiff has this day fled her petition in said
Court against said defendants. and heirs and devil
sees of Tensard r. DeWOlf. late of said county stat
ing that she as the widow of the said Tensard r., is
entitled to dover in the following described lands
owned by him at the time of his decease, and stu
ate in said County. to wit: All that tract Of land, in
the township of Vernon. bounded north by lands of
Horatio DeWolf, and by lands Of Leonard Cole. and
in part by the North line of said township east by
lands of J. Cochran, and in part by lands of David
Burns, south by lands of George W. Holcomb, and
West Pymatuming Creek. and in part by lands of
HoratiO DeWolf, containing three hundred and six
ty acres of land, also adjoining thereto. the follow
ing lands situate in the southeast corner of lot y,
in the township of kinsman, bounded north by
lands of LySander Perkins, east by lands of Ezekiel
Bracken, south by the town line. and west BY lands
of Leonard Cole, containing eighty-fve acres, and
asks that she have judgment, and that her dover
estate be apparted to her in said lands.
Said defendants, non-residents of the State must
appear and make answer to said petition on or be-
fore the 18th day Of June next, or the same will be
taken as to them as true. ELIZA DENOLF.
April Is. lS63,-6W,