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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

BS RETURnEDSwITH ALL THEIR RIGHTS.
We learn that number of Secessionists
who left Wheeling at the outbreak of the
war and went South in quest of their
rights, have recently returned having Sc
cured a sufficient quantity of the same
The flag for which some of them expressed
such contempt two years and half ago,
just before they left, still waves over these
parts and is pretty good sort of flag
yet: so good, at least, that those who have
been eudeavoring to trail it in the dust are
glad to get back underneath its protecting
folds. 1t has frequently occurred to US
that it we had the contempt for that flag
which some people have expressed, we
would stay out of sight of it once We were
away. But, strangs as it may appear, it
is nevertheless true that those who affect
ed so much pride and spirit at the start are
proving themselves, by their return, alto
gether unpossessed OF the genuine article.
They prefer "Lincoln's despotism," and
Yankee money, aud good clothes, and
something to eat, to the slim rations, and
the rebel scrip, and the homespun of their
beloved JEFF. After doing all they could
to cheer on tthe sons of the South" and
cause them to invade US here and destroy
our country, they are only too glad to get
back under the "bogus government"
among the "AboEitionists" they left be-
hind.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

FoRTRBss MosRoE, September s.-The
steamer Daniel Webster arrived to-day
from City Point aud reports that Morris
Island is evacuated BY the rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

DIeetIng:of Union CitIzens-Arrange-
ments for n procession TO Sc. ClaIrs-
Willie ON Ihe 10th.
There was meeting of Union citizens,
quite numerously attended, at the Custom
House last evening, to take steps for a
grand procession from this side of the river
to the st. Clairsyille meeting on Wednes-
day next, the 18th inst.
LII. williams was called to the Chair
and A. w. Campbell appointed Secretary.
On motion it was unanimously resolved
that those present lake steps to organize
a procession of Union citizens to attend
the great st. ClairsVille meeting on the
18th.
On motion it was resolved that Com
mittee of one from each Ward-two from
Richietowu, and one from the La Belle
Mills, be appointed as committee of ar
engagements, whose duty it shall be to make
all ueedfnl preparations for getting up said
professionalism as securing Transports
ton, getting a band, flags, banners and
other necessary and becoming preparations.
On this Committee the following gentle
men were appointed:
Fret Ward-Dr. Thomas H. Logan
Second WdrG-John Bishop;
Third WdTd-Jas BodIey;
Fourth Ward-EdWard Reid;
Fifth Ward-Joseph Bell;
Sixth Ward-R. W. McOlelland.
Seventh WGrd-Robt. Irwin;
La Belle AEilLs-Henry Wallace;
Riehietotrn- Handlin;
Louis Steubenrauche.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
added as a committee on the part of the
country:
VIM. Tallant, Jno. D. Maxwell,
Jacob Hornbrook, Saml. McColloch,
David Armstrong, Reuben Springer,
Saml. Dunlap.
On motion, a committe of one from each
ward was appointed to act as a CommiEtee
of Finance.
Tue following gentlemen were appoint
ed:
First Ward-Henry K. List;
Second Ward-W. II. Berryhill;
Third Wdrd-IsAiah Warren;
Fourth Ward-O. ]. Crawford;
Fifth Ward-Saml. P. Hildreth;
ISirth Ward-Christian Smith;
Seventh WGyd-E. W. Paxton;
RichielOvn-Noah Remick;
+" Franklin Wiuship.
On motion it was resolved that each COM
mittee man from the different Wards be
to appoint in his Ward three
assistants to cooperate with him 10 car
rying out the objects of the meeting,
1t was suggested that not only the citi-
zens present, but also the committees ap-
pointed by them, and all other Union citi-
zens, use their influence to secure as large
an attendance as possible from the adjoln-
ing country on this side of the river. To
this end it was recommended that all IN
MON farmers be urged, as far as possible,
to come in with their wagons and car
riages on the morning of the 10th and join
in the procession.
1t was decided that the procession should
move across the bridge at 8 O'Clock in the
morning, and that all necessary corrres-
should be had with the people on
the other side with the view of securing
perfect understanding and cooperation.
On motion it was resolved that the meet
ing adjourn to meet again, as far as prac-
ticable, with the committees just appoint
ed, at the Court House, this Thursday
evening, at Z o'clock.
S---------------
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

nspL1oYp's TsLEGRAPH, ExPREss AND
RAILROAD MAP of the United States and
lCanadss. mounted on rollers and yarnish-
ed Only s., so, At R. G. Graves News
depot. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
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CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

Is the Best In the World.
THE Only HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfeet-changes Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glory Black or
Natural BrOlOn, without IpJuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beaut
full; imparts fresh vitality frequently restoring It's
pristine color, and rectihes the i'll effects of Had
Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, all others are limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. FAcToRY-s1
BARCLAY-sT, N. 7.
BetchelOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10
New YORK Money Market.

NAV Yoak, eeptoubarR
Money-NOderateiy active ~ G95 q cent
SteFling-LoWeF aud dnu at rs.
GoId-LoWor; opening At 81, advancing - -,
aud eIosng quiet AZ Sl1S9S2-
'P soT:rnnunt stoeEs-Wlhout decided change
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

s@FALL NuMBER MIRRoRoF FASHION,
6gs full sized pattsrs, and all the novelties
If The season. Only 25 cts, at R, c. Graves
News depot. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10
rR-nCoRAM NON JuDIcR."-S

sag-"CoRAN NON JuDIcE."-Some people
may not see through these words at frst
glance, iuasmucb as they are Latin and
professional Latin at that. They mean,
freely rendered, "before one who is not
Judge" Thus when matter is "cOram non
JUDGE" it is said to be before an improper
tribunal, that is, tribunal not having jur-
isdiction in tue matter.
We notice that Attorney General Bates
has given it as his opinion hat suits and
other proceedings before the Federal Court
here are .'eoram non Judice." This opinion
has been called out in the case of Collec-
tor Hornbrook, who, as will be remem-
bered, was indicted ut the last regular
term of the Court for enforcing the Per-
NIT regulations of the Treasury Depart
ment. The Attorney General has sent per-
emPtsry orders that proceedings under the
indictment he at once discontinued, and
has, incidentally, expressed the opinion
that not only those proceedings but all
other proceedings before the Court here
are "coranl non JUDGE" He considers that
the Court is United States Court for the
''Western District of Virginia, not West
Virginia, and that its sessions here are not
authorized. West Virginia is not recOg-
nized as being any part of the Western
District of Virginia, and the Attorney Gen
eraI does "not know of any legal authority
to fhOld such Court in any other State"
than the one TO which it was assigned at
the time of its constitution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

B1-A MEETING will be held at the 4th
Ward Hose House tonight, for the pur-
pose of making preparations to attend the
great Uniou Meeting at St ClairsviIIe, on
the 18th inst. Other business of impor-
lance may come up for consideration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

BUpEKro, September s.-fbe loss by the
eonangrati0n last night was $3.50, 600,
mostly insured 10 New York and New
RngIaud ofiees.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10
Desirable Residence for Sale.

TIME resid. nee Of Mrs. Samuel NeeI, sitnatod on
John street, between 6th and 9th in wheeling,
West Va, containing eleven rooms, with wash aud
hath rooms Gas aud WRter throughout the house,
all in complete repair, and dry cellar under tn"
whole building.
100 fset 10 wide alley, fs elevated feet above
te level Of John street, has dressed stone wall In
front surmounted with ornamental ZION railing.
Yari allied with shade trees SmOke-house, stable
and necessary out-buildings on premises.
Possession given in October.
The above presents unsurpassed Inducements 70
any one seeking residence.
MI = MRS. Mil. ON premises. augl4 tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10
IAX-PAYERS TAKE MlIIcE.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL BBEENUEsl
FIRST COLLEcTIoN Dist. WEI Va
NOTICE is hereby given % the TaEpayeFs Of
Marshall county, that the Licenses reserved
and Duties assesSed prescribed BY ExcI0 Tax Law
Of July lSt, 1852 aud the amended act Of March 81.
1868, are now due and payable az the PlAess alL
times designated aS follows, when payment must b.
made, tie Jaw, ~ prescribed below will be strict
Al BenWood, u the tavern Of Mr.. Wilson, on Mon
day, the 14th Of August; AZ EdUaEdS Tavern, In
AoundsvIils, the 18th y Cameron at the o6le1 Of
John Parkinson. Rsq., Assessor, Gh8 96th, and a.
Glen EaSton, a. Mr.. Bass tie StaCe, the 9Th.
On all who neglect thls notes, the penalty Uill,
without exception, be enforced
CofIoet0r IL Ilst W y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10

a8wiICox l. G1pBs' uurivalled Sewing.
Machines for sale at manufacturers prices
at the Variety Store of D. NiCOll & Bro,
100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-10
JAS e. Ukkv
ColIeetoE fst Dat, ". '.

''sGcEIOH 18th. All persons who shall neglect 70
nav the duties and taxes Aforesaid aglsa5sd
up0n them 70 the Collector, within the time specified
lten daysl shah be liable 70 pay ten per eontum nd'
nnal and other dutles shan not b paid within ten
DAYS from and amer the d61ald tlEa Il shall b
lawful for such Collosf0E, his e PEu9oed
70 collect the said dutios and tEEes. Wiih ten PER
eentnm additional thereto - GfTcld, b. dlstFlilt
aud sale Of the goOS ehattea. % aets u the per-
sons delinquent, - 8foFusli44
q ROVeu8e Stamps, Of al Go1Omiaatiouss nay
be procured from George EdWaria, MO1RdsVille-
auEn -L
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

overlook Western Virginia. Gov. Bordmau is
not reported among the other excellencies.
The Governor of the youngest daughter of
them all, the. happy birth from bloody rebel.
liol', was present with his staff, and so this
great national memento is consecrated
Bunker Hill speaks for New England, but
Gettysburg speaks for the whole North, whose
sons are there. Aye, and for the South, for
are not her sons there also?
The plan also embraces the idea of one gen.
eral monument commemorative of the occa-
sion- No plates or designs have yet been asked
for or submitted. A subscription Of $3.50 was
made up by the Marshals of the day for the re-
lief of Richmond prisoners.
The Herald of this morning corrects o grand
mistake of Mr.. Everett as twice asserting the
equity of the forces engaged in the great bat
tie, and estimates the discrepancy at $500 in
our favor. Of the providential inaction of the
rebel army in the early part of the first day, of
which the orator spoke, the Herald says that
instead Of being providential the inaction was
due the drubbing which Gen. Reynolds gave
them the first day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

He took down the map and showed how
Rosecrans exposed himself by turning Bragg,
who, with concentrated army, allowed him
self to be driven out of Chattanooga by an
enemy whose army was divided into three por-
tions seventy miles apart, and unable to REIN
force each other except by q single mountain
road, which Bragg could always hold. The
other Generals repliet in the same manner, all
saying that they had not the least confidence
in him, and oil asked to be relieved. d. B.
Hill said, among other things that he was a
personal coward Mr.. Davis said he was
grieved to hear this, deeply grieved-and that
this is all he said or done. Bragg is still in
command the season for the campaign has
passed the enemy will hold Chickamauga as
base Of spring operations.
East Tennessee with its inter caves and Mid
die Tennessee, with its necessaries of life, are
lost to us, our currency is being circulated in
fewer square miles, and yet, with all this,
" Pharaoh hardens his heart, and will not let
the people CO."
We have had. in the last three weeks even.
opportunities for striking the enemy ter
rlble blow by moving on Stevenson, their de-
pot, and cutting off Chattanooga; but Bragg
took two weeks to think of the plan and in
the mean time the enemy sent thirty thousand
men there and fortified It,
such are the statements and reflections of
gentleman conversant with all the facts; who
has seen and knows that Of which he writes
whose opportunities Of information enable him
10 ascertain the sentiment of the army.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27
A BRIDAL SONG.


To the sound of timbrels sweet
Moving slowly our solemn feet,
We have borne thee on the road
To the virgins blest abode;
With thy yellow torches cleaning,
And thy scarlet mantle streaming,
And the canopy above
Swaying a. we slowly move.
Thou hast left the joyous feast,
And the mirth and wine have ceased i;
And now we sit thee down before
The jealously unclosing door,
That the favored youth admits
Where the yelled virgin sits
In the bliss of maiden fear,
Waiting our soft tread to hear,
And the music's brisker din
At the bridegroom's entering in,
Entering in, welcome guest,
To the chamber of his rest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

This be our prayer: o Father save
peoples Fl leedom from the Grave
All praise to Thee.
The Marshal then introduced President Lin
coin. who spoke as follows, after the immense
applause:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27
wRrgE,N AT QRTFYeBURo.

WRITTEN AT GRTFYsBURa.
[The following thoughts seemed so appropriate to
the occasion OF the cohsecraliOn of the soldiers
Cemetary at Gettysburg, Pa, on the 18th Of No
vember, 1868, that l could not resist the impulse
Of putting them in the following:
Nev. IL, 1868. b. B. FRENCH
As Holy Ground,
This spot where in their graves
We place our cOuntry's braves
Who fell in freedoms holy cause,
Fighting for Liberty and laws
Let tears abound.
Here let them rest,
And summers heat and winters cold
Shall wax and wave above their mould:
thousand years shall pass away,
A nation still ehall mourn this clay
The soil is blest.
Here where they fell,
OFT shall the widows tear be shed,
Ont shall fond parents mourn their dead,
The orphan here shall kneel and weep
And madens where their lovers Sleep
Their woes shall tell.
Great God Of Heaveni
shall all this sacred blood be shed?
Shall we thus mourn our glorious deads
On shall the end be ruth and wOe-
The kneu OF freedoms overthrow,
country nveni
It win not be-
We trust, oh God, thy gracious power
TO aid us In thts darkest hour;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Notice. in;Partition.

ITO j A O o h SEE U LTZ HAyyAH
i shults, Leah Long, John W. Long, Leah r.. McGuf.
fey, B. O. MeGufpy, Hsnnahs etahbaueh Solomon y.
Btambaugh, Wilson Y, stambaugh, Gsnurp n. tam.
baugh, Lucretia n. stambangh, Eli Shultz, Balizer
Shutz, solomon Shuts Jonathan ehultz, Lydia Lamb,
Isaac Laub. acob Westhsfer, Barbara Weshsfer an.
nah Oolehase, Jacob 8. Hollipeer, David III Honger,
Samuel Hollinser osthsrins Gardnsr. Leah Rsaens-
larger, Mary Ann DIETRICH, Augustus DIETRICH James
Cuny, Owen Curry, Harvey Carry,i Hlsabeth Curry,
Sarah Curry, Amos Curry. Geofge Curry, VGtorkeW .
Purdy Emeline Wing, Webster Wings Elisabeth Hfnst,
Susanna Ernst and Susanna stambaughi Yoh viii take
notice that petition was ied sgainst you On the 18th
day OF Aoyember, AaD 1859, IN the Superior oodrt
Within and for the county Jof Fpkiin and State OF
Ohio by Solomon Shullz and Il not pending, wherein
said Solomon khutz demands partition OF the following
real estate to witt Fofsfour acres Of land situate 10
Truro tovnshp, Franklin ceunty, Ohio Sbeing ssnsS
81, township 12, section 29 haH sestion SO and n the
north half Of said halD section; Il being the land
set 20 Hannah SHUTS as her dover In e estate of
Baser shuh1 BY proceedings hadin the Court Of CON-
mon Pleas soi fianklin county, Ohio. which pros
ceedines are recooed In 0hancey Records, boono 3,
page 36 to which record referencs hereto made, and
that at the next term Of said Superior court the sad
Solomon shuts will apply for IN order that partition
may be made o said premises, ..if - N 90 -
Dated ths ledy q HoysHsss d1;, ,sSs; s,,,mv
IL BmoHAa4& Moauyrxrs ms Att'ys. = ~
nov2V-Wuanx a.s : f7ui -fi n - 81 \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Sherif's Sale.

Blrtllt & Smith } oourtof Common Pleas,
ramuna CsvlDr q; ., .,5 'r'nt51 os1o. county,
DY virtue OF writ OF vendi to me direc ted from The
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Hrapkiu o. conuty, Ohio
Court House, In tpe -Yity OF Columbus, on .
Saturday, the a. dsE Of Jsuufry. A. D. 1864,
at one oclocf, p. m, the following described re ss
tate, situate in franklin county, Ohio, to,wik "a :
subdivisiope Of 0utlots No. 20 add q Of cpwllpgs
Addition to the CITY Of COLUMBUS, 0hio.f ~
I @. W. HUFFMAN, T
Sheriff Of Franklin oount,, Ohio, +
nhvQR-dlt n wtd = t4t a 80 aty 49, |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17

To Indianapolis DitaCt without.
Change,of Cars.
winter Arrangements. ~
1853. ~ fst 1868.
e. COLUMBUS ,.is..". sa... .
M IgE
.ths.5 SAND ,eJ1sess
B. B.. LINE,
For UrbasA, Spring field. Dayton, P,qua,
.ssRichaapnaA aud Hodiarapolis! y -
ID srhroush to InaisuapolsS
vviTAoUrGcMANcE OF CARS
and bu. ohsshapgs q Iousytne. St. Lop. chicago.
On and after Monday, NovsI6, ls63,,
- riaias slii1eavs Columbus as follovn
\ TIRsTjrRAIN. lr
3 INDIANAPOLIS ExPREss. at l:05 q. M, connect.
ing direct Aat Pqua AT 41 for Troy and Day. on, ~
Richmond at $50 for budub' D. LoRanspoft and Chcs
20, and Of Ipdsnspos at 9o5 for Louisville, Terre
Haute, Evansville Cairo, st. Louis spng.
field, Qalnoy, ". Joserh, Chicago, and all western
e SECOND TRAIN. "es7~
URBANA ACCOMMODATE IN. at7:O0 q M, con-
meeting OF Urbsna o. 80 for BeiefoDtaine, Kenton.
cAey sindlay' Tim. cgde and sapdu,ky:
THIRp TRAIN Or
1NnIANAP0LIs bxPRBess ut i:4O D. nj. I, c.nneot-
ing direct at Milford, Suth, for MechauesburR and
sirips6eld aod ror,h for Marysvile and Oeassfe ct
Piqus at sos for Troy DsytonS Union, SMuncie and "a
Winchester, At Richmond at 72S for ADderssn. Lo-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Legal Notice:

IsAso oiict and Ann onsk,
his wife,
fpetiuon for Partition
Jane Fairchilds Sherman Fair so- ~
o. Ids and others. ss,s +rs
CHERMAN FAIBoHILps, 'aoa Jans FalrchIlds o.
y Delaware county, Ohio, Bnos r. Williams o.
Frank lin county, Ohio, Richard d. Williams Of the
State Of California, Abra o. Williams OF the State OF
India Q, Martha n Williams Of Putpam comfy, Ohio,
William o. Waters and Elizabeth Waters, his wife, Of
Franklin county, Ohio, Msrtha A Reed and Samuel
Heed Of Hardin county, Ohio, Ur'ah II. Horlock or,
Adeiine Horoctef, Mary u. Horocker, Isaac N, Hor.
locker, Arthur M Aorlocker and John W Horocker,
thers Of CsthaIIne' Horlocker, dec'd,) Of Franklin
county Ohio, will take notice that petition waa Hied
against ihem the 30th day OF November, A. D.lS63
In the Coprt Of Common Pleas within and the c5un
ty Of F'ankp, and State Of Ohio, BY ssid
ard Ann olof, snf 10 nov pending, Fhsrsn said ANN
Click and Isaac Click demand partition OF the foiiow'
ing described reskesats, 10 wt One hundred and AZ
teen acrrs, esr ont OF the southwest quarter
No. 3 seotiS No. D. township No. 2quartsr town.
ship No.2, range No. l6, Pain township, Franklin
county, Onio being the farm conveyed by Jecob
echlusser and wife TO Isaao Williams, % deed dated
February 81, A. d 1891, and recorded In nranxlin
county record Of deeds Vol. l0 pas and that OF
the next term 6f raid court the said And Click and
Isaac ocx will Apply for AN ofdet that partition be
made Of said premises. .gafui
t'-y.., BoRA1E WILSON'S
Atty for Petitioners.
This goth day Of Nov. A. D. lse3-dedi-F6W /.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
,lanrrRoURTH TRAIN.

NAIL ArD ACCOMMODATIONS -Ieaves -at e2s D.
n. stop slng ct oil Stations The 4. Al. a O. q X.
niiaYiaysand kienviiie, arriving at Oinsinnat d
Nv NAMM "a n1idn NJ lliEl4 Ana aaaaaaIlk ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Sheriff's Sale.

AbssIom Bonor, Guardian,) y.
1 Ann y.anHY u S.,sS, abb q al. Sale y Dss'isl'a.l
TN PURSUANCE or AN on DEB OF
the Superior oOnr made at the octcbef Term 1868,
aud to me directed will offer for sale at public auction
bus, " Sn S'Sa s''D' s'' 1pe - ''' Wv VI U'''m-
Saturday the ,S6.h dsy Of Dscsmbsr, ,.AsD.
> ,3{u 4, 1858. 4 s1aSg.
At one o'clock p NJ, De following destibsd real es-
tate tate situate in jackson sOynsAp, RAnklin county
psrsoi lot No. aah psdiei Noreanst suyyey No.
1888, Virginia Military Sand, bounded ss folloss: Be.
ginning Of the aputheest scorner OF lok
west lseK poles toth fopthyest epf1sb otfsjd lott
to white oak oniths Inc disidins ~ No. aud Q;
thence south po1es tothe place cf eginnng, con-
tanning hiy acres, excepting arom descF,ed ty acre
.sSS ,ss W. 70 10
Daniel Morgan's survey osf 1889, Virginia military
land, and bou7de described follows Beginning
@ the southwest cornerof lot No. corner 20 Abraham
27x poIssto post; thshce south 5sk poles 70 post
IN the center Of road in thoaouh line Of said
lot No. e thence Esstx pees to The bssinnins, con-
Also The iciioIDs s4ssl ssaie stpste ii jackson town
ship, Frankln countns ohog TO Vii: iIu survey No.
0s4o nty on west side Of the tact Of two
hundred and twenty acres that decided to Hsys
Barbee sem, bythe Bank OF the Ubitd States In No
vember e3S, whicdsedls duly recorded IN said Frank
Ito county aud heget4 feyredto mid fifty acres, and
t. be ssken oG By direct ne parallel with the west
land Said atty acres were conveyed by pad Haws Bar
bee seH. toead Joseph Barbee by deed dated Decem
ber the 2th. 1854. drst named ,rsct 10 be sold sub
= = 'S% g sSss%'' .''' sgs M 90 90 w s'''' sep
Terms Of ele,= -pnethird Of purchase money paid %
DAY Of sale onssird IN enc year. spd two
premises sold TO secure deferred payments,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
NOTICE.. !.

.THN stpehholdsrs OF the franklin and jackson
~ Turnpike CImpany, are hereby notified to meet
at the office Of the store Of etone & Lewis I'm the
Gwypne Block, ip the city of Columbus, on MONDAY,
ysHdary llth te64, " oolosksP. NJ. .to elect ave
directors to attend to the interests Of said company.
A q, HIBBs, President.
Decenbsr5, lsss-dItA~4w, q = = ~ :" i''ys
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
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John W. Miller, PlsintiI, rserdre George w. Mseter,
vs. (Justioe 'of the Peace oi
& Par ohrsmsn. J franklin coupty. Ohio.
nm the 2sih day Of November A. D. 1863 said Jug
W tice psped an order Of attachment IN the above
action Tor ths Of two hundred and eighty dol
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