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The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FRESH FRUITS,
NUTS AND CANDIES.

TNlIE undersigned having purchased the KNICK-
l. ERBOCKER STAND, (next to the Cary House,)
respectfully informs the public that they will always
find there the best Of cigars and tobacco, and a
general assortment of Fresh Fruits, Nuts and Can
dies at the Sery lowest prices.
uOv22 JAMES L, WEYMOUTH
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
aegaI advertisements.
SUMMONS.


CITATE OF CALIFOENIA, County OF Fl Dorado
w-In the District Court OF the Eleventh Judi
IA Naturalization brought in the District Court
~ The Eleventh Judicial District and the complaint
aed in the County Of NJ Dorado in the ONCE OF the
CLERK Of said District Court in and for said county
and State. n
TIE People Of the State Of California, to W. r.
HARRIS, Defendant, Greeting:
YUu are hereby required to appear In an action
krFaTwht ARalnN you BY T. r. MeSPADnEN, PLATINUM
ia the District Court OF the Aleventh '"ulcai Us
tTct in and for the County OF Fl Dorado and to an
sver the complaint filed therein on the 2Uth day Of
October A. D. 1862, within ten days Exclusive oil tue
day Of servce) after the service on you oil TINS sum
mOns-if served within this county; " served our
Of this county but within this Judicial DistIiet WIN
in tveSty DAYS or, II served out Of said District
tNeS vt;s6ip tes'~ SNy--Ss iSSTH0EA bs-deiaoh VIII
be taken against you.
The said action is brought to recover judgment
against YOU for the sum of eso0 00, with Interest
thereon ct the rate OF two per cent per Isonth anu
palA am0unt due said plAintiH upon certain prom
ssorT note made By you and 7. J. HolSton TO PLAIN
til OF the cath day Of September 1861, Tor SAID sum
of $500 co. bearing interest at the rate OF two per
cent. per month unt1 paid; also, for decree o.
foreclosure and order OF sale OF your IN ana
To a certain piece or parcel Ofland,known MS Perry
Cpner Ranch, situated near brownsville, Costume;
Township County Of Fl Dorado, State OF California
mortRaged by you and T. J. Holston to secure the
payment Of said note,-and you fail to appear and
RosIsI 1A- sDil "~.-Ds1@i-' 49, ~h7''' T-'~'>S ''
81 ~. mac 1uuHmrnr a-anst you 1or sait
sum, interest and costs, according 10 ue prayer
said complaint
Witness Hon b. F. Myres, Judge of said Distric
Court Of the Eleventh judicial District.
-, Attest my hand, AMI the seal OF said Court
l. s in and for said County 81 ~ Dorado hereto
- affixed, at ONCE in the City OF pSaServiiic
! this the 2Ush day OF OeLSNer, a. y. 1S62.
THOMAS b. PATTEN, Clerk.
HIKE SLOss, Att'ys for PrG.-Oct25-3n
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

TIE Knoxville Qllinois) Republican re-
cords the sale of l13 hogs averaging 4l5
pounds gross. One hundred of the lot
averaged l25 pounds.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
Consisting Of -
Fine Black Broad Cloth Frock Coats
Fine Cashmere Suits;
Fine Black Doeskin Pants;
Black and Fancy Velvet, Silk, and Cas-
simere Vests;
Silk, Cashmere, French Felt and Wool
Hats:
Mining and Dress Boots. comprising
Benkert's, Godfrey's and Wings
Best, in great variety;
Davis & Jones' White and Calico Shirts
Gents Furnishing Goods of Every De-
scription;
India Rubber Coats, Pants, Leggins and
Boots;
California Blankets, large variety;
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Valises, Umbrel-
las, Etc, Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, of all sizes, constantly
CT Es2a.
az THE HIGHEST PRICE IA
PAID YoR
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
to call and examine my stock, as DEFY COMPE-
Triton. 8. BAMBERGER.
[jAn12l
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
CONSTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed issued
ID out OF the Court OF john El.h, a Jus;ic. Of the
Peace in and for Placeryilla TuwnSh'r County Of III
Dorado and State Of California, upon judgment
rendered therein on the ! In day of December A. D.
1862, in favor ofD. l.. Munson, Jonas Munson ard
Joseph Munson, and against I. c. Lc!kius, James
Smith and Luke Smith, Tor the sum OF fry nine -.
100 dollars, debt, and twenty-one 1j.iUp dollars,
costs Of suit together with accruing costs-I have
levied upon and seized. and will expose for sale AZ
public auction to the highest bidder at the Court
House door in the City Of PacarNille
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
FOR ALL SEASONS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
TINE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION meet
i at Diamond Springs, on the Second and Fourth,
Saturdays Ofeach month, at9 O'Clock 4. n
All Teachers should Fecollect that their certificates
hold good for year only, from their date, and
should be renewed by 9 REORGANIZATION, at the ex-
piration Of that time. No Teacher can be legally
employed, or draw the public funds, on certificate
older than one year.
NJ. A. LYRDR,
SuPr Public Schools for II Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August 9th, 1s62.-n
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

Twenty copies, TO one address......... 70 %
To any person sending club Of 10, we will send
the Albany Daily AHds q Ar0Hs one year. gratis
Subscriptions may commence with any number.
Letters whether containing Temttances or otherwise
should be addressed to the undersigned, Corner o,
BtoGd'cay and Park Place, opposite CITY Hdu
Park, -Ne'o York.
C0NSr0CK CASSIDY,
tgOl0 prODrictorS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
An Important Confession.

As rebel agents in England have asserted
constantly that the rams building by Laird,
and lately seized 10y order of Earl Russell, were
not 1T nded for the rebsl service, nor for use
against the United States, the admissions
made in an article in the Richmon Examiner
of October 9th are OF some Importance
That journal speaks of the seizure of the rams,
without attempting TO conceal that Mr.. Laird
was employed by JEFF. Davis to build them.
1t says: a
at will be a bitter disappointment to the
high hopes that had been formed of their eff
cheney and influence upon the fate Of the war
by the sangune minds of our people, yet it
admits of great doubt whether their impor-
tnnce to our cause was not much overrated.-
Bright visions had been conjured up OF the
blockade broken and the enemys cities bonn
barded. judging from the light OF
past experience, as well as from coDsidera-
tions Of obvious Importance at present, We
cannot hope that any action of Parliament
will cause release OF the vessels. I'll
will be much more prudent 20 build no expec
tations of such change, and TO consider the
iron-clad feet as among the things that,
though brilliant in design, are never destined
to completion"
These are important adm Ons. We hops
Mr.. Laird will be abe to g We -sn account ia
Parliament Of his bargains with Jef. Davis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
10th Report-Soldiers Aid Society, Delaware
County, Ohio. ''4-

Hospital stores sent to the Sanitary Com
mission at Cincinnati, in August.-27 cot
ton shirts, flannel shirts, 81 pillow-cases, 4
sheets, bed ticks, pillows, quilts, pillow
ticks, 40 towels, SO pocket. .handkercbeifs, IL
pair of socks. l pair of slippers, papers OF
pins, 80 rolls Of bandages, l roll of old linen,
5Olbs of dried apples, cans Of fruit, 10 bot
ties of wine, bottles Of tomato catsup, 29lbs
dried peaches and apples, 3lbs of elderberries,
l. package Of sage, l package Of magazines,
Ijpackage of tracts. "
Hospital stores sent to the Colored Regi-
meut, at Camp Delaware in August %
sheets, % piIlow-cases, 9 pillow-ticks, 13 bed
ticks, comforts, l. 2 pocket-handkerchiefs. II
towels, pair pants. a .fa
Given to the discharged soldiers Of the 18th
q. 8. Regulars:-l pair of sheets, pair OF
pillow. cases, / shirt, pair Of drawers, pair
Of socks.
sGivenstO Chaplin Drake for the use of the
12lst Regiment. book, 1 package of maya
zines. .Tv I'd s1a- s 2 '3 80 -54'i9
Fruit sent to the City Hospital at CoIum-
bus in August - 3lIbs dried apples, 3 cans Of
fruit 81 u -}al es3a 7f '
Hospital stores sent to Nashville, Tennessee,
Sept. 23d: -l2 shirts, 1 pair OF drawers, II
pillow-slips, ~ sheets, 81 pocket-handkerchiefs,
2 towels, 55 congresses, rolls bandages, 2
bundels of old cloth, % bottles of wine, 1Olbs
of tea, 5Ibs of sugar, 8 packages of mace. 2
boxes of mustard, 2 ounces nutmeg, l ounce
surgeons sponge, packages cayene pepper, 2
packages Magazines. r. = :. ~
Goods sent to the Sanitary Commission in
October 80 towels, 20 piiIow-slips, 16 shirts
9 sheets, pair of drawers, quilts, 4s pocket
handkerchiefs, 1O3 pairs mittens, pair socks,
8 pillows, rolls old cotton, rolls old linen,
/ sack Of dried corn, 1 1Ipound OF peaches,
8 pieces of soap.
Goods received from the young Misses Aid
Society of Delaware, and sent to the Sanitary
CommissiOn:--1O cans of fruit, jars Of pick
els, boxes OF mustard, L bottle Of wine, l
sack of salt, Z bars of soap, 100 pin cushions,
A bOcket-handkerchiefs, Z pocket combs, 5
testaments, 2 shirts, pair of drawers, 1 pair
Of socks, rolls of bandages.
H Mrs. 8. III. KILBOURN,
-8iDs o Treasurer, s. A. 8. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
SquaTIng Up.

Greater by far than the satisfact on obtain
ed by accumulation, is that Of paying mp Old
scores. TO owe, withou: being able TO pay as
yet, but all the time to be inspired with q
resolution to pay off to the very last farthing
of Indebtedness, is to acquire the solid ma
terials of character that will wear TO the
end of time, and prove a treasur, indeed to
its possessors. We respect man, be he
young or old, who, having burden of debt TO
carry on his shoulders for one reason or anoth-
er, is yet determined to carry it. How steadi-
ly and resolutely he carries himself, from one
years end to another What interest is his.
to coin each hour and moment into current
money What resolute ness he betrays, called
aside from his purpose neither in one direc-
lion nor another. but eager to secure the one
object and end to which be has directed all his
exertions 1t may, in this sense, be as well
for man, as for nation, to owe obligations
since il helps to fix his resolution, establish
habits of industry and frugalty, and develop
all the best powers OF the individual.
s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

OHIo OFFIcIAL-The Official vote for Gov
ieFUOF cf This SiaSe soots uP as FOIIoWs: For
Brougb. 247,2l6. vallandigham, 1s5.464-
majority for BrOugh, 6I,752. The majority
for Armstrong Dem,l for Seeretary Of State
ovss enno U6i61y isi 81 was 5,5se
malsne1hl Is ea grs.sia slsss East faH 67,sSs !
Brough IN iuliy up nth Ibe bsIanue Of The
ticlsst, sVs,iaDdigha1 runs bet~esa thrqe
nnd aar pODd behind the balaaca Of tEe
Democratic ticket-a fact which plainly shows
tha. he was dead weight imposed upon the
loyal part of the party BY Medary and his Coz
adiutors, who assumed the control of the or
ganization. Had all who disapproved of the
nomination of VaIlandigham and rePudiated
his views, had the independence to strike biz
name from their ticket, be would have lost one
6zlf the VOTES he received.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

Observation-Disclosures from France to the
24lh of October, indicate that the Mexican
Question" is to assume a new phase. Louis
Napoleon has just discovered that the Mexi-
can people, after all, 90 not desire an Emper-
or from the House of Hapsburg but, on lhe
contrary, prefer "annexation'' to France y
Certainly it is kind in Louis to consider the
wishes Of the Mexican people" so generous
ly; but what viii the Archdul1e think when
be is thus cavaierly left out in the COLI i
This may cause the Mexican Question to. as
sumo new aspect aud may have resulted
from the fact that Minister CoTwin declined
to make any demonsir ltion favorable to the
French and that Mr.. Lincoln had recog-
nized the j Juarez Plenipoeutiary, and had re-
fused TO take official notice of the French oc-
cupancy, until our domestic affairs should be
adjusted
Russian intelligence shows threatening at
titude of affairs in that quar- er. A ''diplo-
matte rupture" was anticipated before Christ
Eas. S uch "ruptures" do not always amount
to any great sum total. Still it can not fail
10 render more complicated be grave compli-
cations already existing. At all events, Rus
sia puts on a firm and unyieldng front, as
though she was ready and willing to accept
tae consequences. And this stern ess is her
best policy. For the least show of wa yering
on her part would Iicken the schemes of the
Western Powers against her.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
The 1mpendinr Rrsad Fsmins,

We published yesterday some market reports
from the Richmond Examiner. They give
ue some of the dimensions of the "speeulation'
Davis laments. Gold, they tell us, has been
sold very extensively OF late for draft las val
uless as the paper on which it is written."-
What the drafts were does not appear; but
twelve dollars worth of them purchased one
golden dollar, until the purchaser got tired Of
it. So there is gold in that country. But no
wheat nour arrives in Richmond for SALE
Farmers have their wheat ground "On toll, .
and hoard it rfor higher rates" or for fear OF
The COmmissary Departm ent. just now that
article commands in Richmond only forty-Gye
dollars per barrel. Farmers "dos not care to
add to their ample stocks of Confederate Treas
ury notes" aud hold on firmly. Lfthe Confed-
eracy should go down some time this winter
and Uncle Sam turn up supreme, wouldn't il
be better to have a crop of wheat on hand
than truukful of defunct promises to pay p
Rather And the farmers hold on tighter
than ever. In view of all this, the Examiner
thinks it impossible to disguise the fact that,
Syiih plenty within reach, the Richmond peo-
pls "are on the eve of bread famine. Hen
phis BG'ilsti1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

A novel race was run at the Hartford Trot-
ting Park few days ago, between a steam
carriage and a celebrated trotting horse Wells
wood" The first heat was won by the horse
in 2 45-the carriage making the mile iu
three minutes. In The second heat, the carriage
unfortunately met with an accident in going the
first half mile, by bursting one of the steam
pipes connected with the pumps which brought
the carriage to stand STILL Meanwhile the
horse went on and won the heat in 2:48, and
the race. The owners OF the carriage ex7
pressed their regrets that any accident should
have occurred as they are satisfied they can
make better time. During the forenoon, the
carriage went round the track iu 1:20, and on
Tuesday the half mile was made on the same
track in I:l5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Court of Common Pleas, Del
aware County, Ohio.
Petition for Partition OF Real Estate, &c.
fp..tit a.


Eleanor Smith, widow of Gilbert Smith, deceased Ju-
liza Wall, Amanda Davidson and Samuel Davidson
her husband, Elizabeth smith, widow of David Smith
Josephine, Gilbert and Edward smith, minor chill
dren Of David smith, deceased Catbarine Hense and
Geo. Hensel, her husband, Cicero G. Smith John
Latham, Administrator with the will annexed of Gil
bert Smith, DECEASED, Defendants. -9s-t sirt
RIHE said Defendants will take notice that the said
4 Laura Wasson Petitioner, has 1lsd her petition in
said Court for partition of Real Estate and assignment
Of dover under the will of Gilbert smith, dec, ased of
the following premises towit: One Hundred and Twelve
acres of land lying and being in Concord township, OF
SAID county in survey No. 2547, in the of Robert
Cooper beng in the Virginia Military Survey, bounded
and described follows Beginning the north
corner of land sod TO Foster thence south 10 degrees
east IL 19 pol with his line to his south 81
corne to stake and hickory thence so degrees
w,s 225 poles TO two rOnwoOds aud sugar the back
line OF the original survey; thence north 10 degrt os
west 70 l-9 pO with the original line stake and
ELM thence north 8S degrees, c25 poles sugar
WHINE elm and hickory, the beginning corner. said
prem being all the kal Estate owned by the SAID
Gilbert smith al the time Of his death.
said cause viii be Tor hearing at the next term OF
said Court. LAURA ASSUN, Petitioner.
By GE9RGE W. HAIL, her attorney.
October 90 1s63-6w j 5000 .-.F t.....5--4-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
An A55SSI IN Behalf q The ColOre1 Ksgimsnt
NJ Camu Delaware.

ct Camp Delaware.
This regiment is being raised under The ausPi-
ces Of The committee, appointed by Coy. Tod ni
July last, 10 procure funds for the purpose ofre-
eruiting colored volunteers, About three
tbonsand dollars have been raised and exPeD-
ded in this work, and we believe that i can
be truly said that no regiment 10 Ohio has
been raised with so small an expenditure Of
money. Nine companies are now full, and
considerable progress has been made with the
tenth. Three dollars bounty have been paid
to each man, and two dollars to recruiting
agents for each man sworn into the service
10 addition to these expenditures, bills for
transportation end Subsistence haye been paid,
which have been only partially Refunded by
The General Government.
MANY of these men have been 10 Camp pear
| II six moths, and have gained good repu-
| tation 10 the neighborbood ofiheir camp, for
/ honesty. sobrieiy and general good behavior;
and have also the praise Of their officers for
obedience and attention to discipline II is
very desirable that the regiment should be
completed as speedily as possible, but the high
bounties nov paid by other States to colored
volunteers, make II very difficult to recruit
Is well as much more expensive than it has
heretofore been. In this state Of facts. the
Committee beg leave, earnestly to appeal tC
the people OF Ohio for assistance in the compile
ton OF their work. Ten or twelve hundred
dollars more will, they trust, enable them t.
Gil Up this regiment; and as there men vii
be counted in the quota OF Ohio, under th'
present call for troops. they feel they car
with propriety urge on their fellow citizens th'
duty Ofextending to them their aid. 81.
Remittance can be made to q. VOlney Dor
sey. Treasurer Of State, Columbus. -.
By order Of Committee.
31'aa WIN. DENNISON, Chairman.
q. .vo1SrY DoRsEY, Sec'y and Treas,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
gresaional7Distriols Of The 'staie as IOIORs:7

twill be seen that our (eigtb) distric: is
the Lowest on The list-l276. This will
give to each of-5the counties. comprising
the district ansaaverage ofla0odt 256 men.
which wien divided among the townships Of
this county would give a fraction over Is TO
each. Earnest and united effort on the part
of alls aided bg,the very liberal bOunties Of
fered and !he privilege given the recruit Of
selecting his own regiment and branch Of the
service, should result in raising this number of
men in the county between now and the 5th
of January, the day on which the iraIt comes
of to till any deficiency which may then exist.
There are those who have been, doing all in
their power % discourage those over whom
they have ipauence from enljsting. Self-intQr-
est, ifnoihing else, should cause them 10
change'their course and do what they can to
fIl up the quota-for if ii is not filed the
class of yourg men referred to will hare to
stand their cbance in the draft, and there be.
ing larger number Of them than of those
from whom the ranks have heretofore been fill-
ed by volunteering, they win stand an excel
lent chance Of getting prizes in the drawing, in
Witches they lose the bounty as well as the
privilege of selecting the regiment they will
serve in.1o
P.s. Since writing the above we have re-
ceived a note from Marshal SHuNKs giving the
ofhtlal aPporiionment for the several ovn-
ships Of this county, which is as follows;
DELAWARE Co.. Berkshire ls, Berlin 16
Brown Is. Concord 10, Delaware So. Genoa
a. Harlem.l4, Kingston 8, Liberty Is, Marl-
borough Z, OxiFfd I3, OranRs 1s, Porter IL,
hadnoF 20, scioto ls, Trenton IL, Thompson
II, Troy lI--tofal 2s6. g . y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Public sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sae,s at Public gAue-
i uon, Slturdav the 2ist day OF November, A. D.
1sS in 'front.' of the American Hotel, nDeaware the
ware county, Ohio, deceased, consisting Of '''''
1 Horse, Saddle and Bride, and
1 Scholarship in the o. w, Univer-
sty, emitting 1ne holder 70 three years tuition ~
Ssae to5cor mence at Il o'clock r. Purchases a.
mounting to Fifteen Dollars less, to be paid in cash
above that notes this, with good security
wall be taken: 7saH:8 80 h3uniITos g51ZaL .Tlk
B. F. LOOFBOURROW Admir-.
November 8, ISos<e3t1 IL ~ ,FE's = i-sft'ta
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
fuller Farm near Delaware,
~. At Public Sale. 3.
'fsOn Time" "

ON Tees lay the Sth ay of December, A. D. 1863 At
~ O'Clock p m. the d0or Of the Court House IN
delaware, by order of the Court Common Pleas OF
Delaware County, Ohio in certain proceedings therein
in tltiOn, l. b. c. Waters sherfn of said county
i'll offer at public vendue The south half Of the fol
lowing described tract OF land situate in the State
Ohio, County " Della wares Delaware TJWnship, being
the tract tde up of Lot number seventeen (7l and
twelve off from the north side Of number six
teen IN section one (, TownshiP four a. Rangenine
teen (19) United States " Hitay lands containing by
es.naton two hundred and twenty acres and hfty
perches Of l4nd-makng said s1utn half be sold)
one hundred anu eleven acres and twentyhv perches
of land. y Eszrl u a.-.1-s.- tIf- gi.H 500 71f
Terms of Sale: one-third of the purchase money on
the day sale sbe in one and two years tere
after with Interest," aud secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised at S4446, rs.
st as .E af 9aza b. G. WATERS, sheriff p
Of Delaware County, o. ID
Nov. 8, 1885 $3.50 vta sCG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Tnesdav. Decemher 8th "a
Sheriff Sale.

~ vs. 7stta 10 of Sale 10 me directed from
William b. Young, } the Court OF Common Pleas OF
eidoOr Of the Court House ii Delaware =
On Tuesday, December 9Th, 1868,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. M and 4o,cieck
of aid day, the following descrb ed reAIesrate VIZ:
Situate in he Town of Delaware, County of Delaware
and State OF Ohio and described follows the south
east part of In-Lot number sixtthree 1893 Old num
ber, in sad town, said sjutheAs part bounded fols
low s.: b ginning post the north line or WiIiiAr
street, North SSk degrees west shunJred and
eet from the SOUTH corner In Lot number "a
uth cast corner of Latimer's bfck Store building:
thence north degrees along the west iHe of u
feet OF alley eignylour feet "a nch post thence
LoFlh SS1z degrees west parallel with William street
(25) twenty feet; thence south X degfees west
eighty four CS4) feet "a inches the north line al
William streeE:thenc S54z degrees east along
said north line said tWenGyt (3l feet 10
the place of beginning. Appraised a SI750.s a
IL .oaza.,3 .. b G. WATERS, Sheriff S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Notice

r hereby given, thatthere will be petition presen-
ted to tue Commssi7 7neTs Of Delaware County, Ohio,
the December term, for County Road commence
at Ghe of the Mive Road thence west 10 yrPa
Gabriels south east corner thence north along the
west line Of sad Gabreis east line TO Levi Harts south
hnei thence northeast to q. 5. Cons line, north with
sud line kconah Watson 10 south corner; thence
north with his line along OF lots the
County Road to H. Penir Us northeast corner thence
east with County Road to Arthur LiRget's southwest
corner; thence north 70 the north-est corner Con-
rad Decker land; thence through vacant land
NJ D. Pertibone's wst Inc; thence north With said
line 10 the BeIeiontAne Road. J-u.as sHs ~
Nov. g. lS63-3t