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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the gnde5siguee
~ h.ve tl.s day formed LIMITED PAhINEhShIf, pec
Of ,rans,ctlns the GENERAL CLOTHING BUSINESS Z
n. City OF NewiQr under the hrm name OF hENhI
IN the paftner.hip afe HENRY PARET and JOHN tAREf
H. who both reside Bayouue. Hudson County. state
par'nership are WILSON O. HUNT aad GEORGE or-
DY Ne both residing In the City Of Newiors that each -
c spa partge z, has contributed the Of fifteen thso
an 2olars In cash toward tie stock that the ~
partnership commences the twehyeisth day Of Noveo
b one onssnd eight hundred and sixty three and contnac
n s ,hrieth day OF November thousand eight hun1'
'- isisn,dl HENRY PARET.
JOHN PAREr jr,
WILSON O. HUNT.
GEORGE OPDYKE.
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Ueooins CARDS. sc.

| AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, l04 Fulton
~ st-WEDDiNG CARDS. fine Stationery, Coiored ln
Stamping, honopsns Door and Number Plates Sea-
lishsA
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Gorporaticn Notices.

OFFICE o. ruR STREET CoNNIssIoSxH.
NEW. YORK. November IS. 1903 }
YJNO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS IN
closed In scaled envelope indorscd with the title Of III
Vol, and with name the bidder written thereon will -
,.csy,i Al his office until IL O'Clock Monday, Dcce@
Por regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging Seventy
seventh street between Second and Fourth avenues.
FOR regulating, grading curb gutter and tagging Avsase
A. between Eighty-lourth and Ninety third slieeis -
For curb gutter and hassng tirs avenue between fn
third and y.ifst streets.
For tagging and s.aassins k,y ninth street. beswsse
fighih and Tenth avenues.
Cor Gasgns and ressgns Thirty third street. osswsss
Eighth and Ninth avenues . =,
For new House for Hook and Ladder Company No.
For House tor Engine Company No -
For House for Engine Company No -
For new House for Hose Company No. a.
Alterations sud additions to House OF Engine Company
NJ. ~. - - -
Repairs and alterations House Of Engine Company No. -
Dredging Sip south side Of Pier Forty seventh street, Nsr4
River.
Bank forms Of proposals. together with the pecicsoas
agreements can Ice obtained At this oiceDatsd SxSso
Department Newly November -, 1879.
CHARLES u. CORNELL Street Commlssicnss.
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"One Of the endeTes and most touching tales 81 sohooi'
ever written and book tina, should be in the hands Of every
yours lady for know ofno,ns more touching and psihe
in ls character than tho story told in this volume Few Wi
be able to read without sPingng to their cyes or ia
Of beng In some degree made better and for Its pera'
IN. Y. Home Journal
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TAKE NOTICE.
l. The following two 1900 1850,
arr ,ung rly to sdrng aud arc awsysreosved
With great applause: - 49,. . - ., - mir ,,.r,o>,
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ISIS LIFE OF JEsUs.-THE Lift

= OK JESUS CRITICALLY EXAMINED. by Dr. DAVID
tuKD.ktcH srHAuss Translated from the last German
sutton by MAHIAs EyAEa Two royal $40. volumes fp s0k
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~ BOOK THAT EVERY MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER WILL BIZ DELIGHTED WITH"
.LOUIE'S LAST TERM AT ST. MARY s.
4 CHRISTMAS BOOK

BY the su,hor Of those capital Novels "Ruiiedse' ih'
Sutherland" and Frank Warrington Elegantly prin'e'
on tn ed paper and cloth bound Price 81 -.
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nI,NOs MELODEONS, HhRMONlUMS

DAVEN ~ BACON,
Ia Nanufcturer. Of Grand snd Square PItNO-Fohi =,
Warcroom No. 10 Gfsns, near galway ~ l. me on /.
nr. anJ ths many facilities fosest enable ms %
produce Instrument. nnsurpAssei by Oder estabsnniehe
nur prr.ons attention l. given thc construction improve
.u and Introduction Of s csentiI changes that may pe
ret rcd to MAKE perec, PanoFore Pufch.er, S,s IN
,tei 90 call and examine arse assortment OF T4ios
which We AZ Offering on iavofaoe iesI"s
L. in -LAe- l-ll.- n by mail
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DROADWAY AMpiIlTHEATER,
ID no. 3Sj bKOADNAl.
ADDITION l. ATTRACTIONS
THIS EVENING tie erisT4lu cuts viii cnnnsnce VIII
GRASD EQUESTRIAN kSIKLE.
Fxd sgpcaIlnss of,Ae cs.ebite i
sPfNOLA hRDfiifHS
tho most YER so and pAd 1ymnAc is'es OF the
s.e who viii lpsaT b. mot srrlnd nary dDpsy Of mus
Liar now ef all gyulnlsf.r sal cnIirf
tx BAKHA DE kksORiE'
MELVILLE. TIE OitEAT BAitL-bACh hiDkK, -
MAD ELOUlSE, TIE GRATEFUL EQukSIHlESNE,
STiCkNEY THF sOMEASAULi RIDER,
ard the entire strength oftle
MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE.
MAMMOTH CfHCDS TROUPE,
MAMMOTH tiKttS TROUPE,
MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE,
Ina Al gnspysoar AAh'- display n
DksHING HORSfNAsSHIP
AND STARTLING AChObAIiC ffATS.
UOIigI -STIIT ACI AND SPANISH TROACA,
ny OUiLLAUME AND CARLOS sPtNOLA.
To conclude with remarkable exhibition Il
AMATI ar Mt LE-hlDiN0.
'CTOWys........J JOE FEsTLlND and JOS. REYNOLDS
Ioors open Al :. Grand en'r,c al a
SEATS HAY RE SECURED THREE DAYS iSADVANCE
WITHOUT EXTRA CNaHOE.
NATIVES FOR FAMILIES.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AfIERAOON1
Doors op~u NJ .: 10 commence NJ =.
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DILEs, FIssURE. and FIsTULA.-Tbe last

NO. 10 oil THE bCALPEL contains comPrehentive
Gtice On these dssesss and their symptoms BY tho Edso
EDWARD H. DIXON. N ID. lncio.e ~ cents 70 DOB no.
3ll ~ ths edition sddfs"ed eIeusvey 10 hu patients
and cannot be had Of bookssllsrs.
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I0sIERY GLOYES and UNDERGARs

HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDERTAKE.
MgNrs oil he beat makes In Ladies' and Misses EnsAo
German Hosieres Ladies' and Misses Drawers and go
All tho beat makes in Kid Gloves AleIandres Jonyns -
obes ceebrsed Also great variety Of Fall and Wints
oye Lade. and Misses Caters Sonfsgs Cepes Hoods u
French Kids, IS cents, 81 and l23 Chi drens Ma,
cenf n BOO dox undessei Kids In eli the fashionanae
lads aELGERS Nos $50 and 81 Broadway, near lShs
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OVAL PIANOS --DRlGGSs HARMONIC
~ SpW Sc ,iE AND PATENTS.--The.- iasguheen.
Pianos which for power and purity oion. are superior 70 any
,ao One other important iii Is 'ns' Ao 'ne
Cfinora elu they III. improve ~ ar rrefy ntirumen,
ut-. II. h4e years Those Who wsh % plTenas'' and
other. arc r,lslto cal and examine them al ne manu-
urers iyo NO. 10 hs"sd"ay iaey VIZ o. s2.l
marsaDiy .ow ). y. In,
DIANOS MELODEONS, HAkMoNlCMo,
ef,.fou, makers wholesale and retail 70 ct' or by ia
us.sn,. on favorable ferns Pelosbcts ttarnonihA' su
t-for W 70 4 sl3 with pedals, 3 "a" TO -S@ 49,.
j. ~ FELTON,, No. cal bfoafway, near sihst' y. Il
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
The Early Physical Degeneracy of
a M E RIG AN TOPLE
IIrsr prRIIsuEn nav nr sroN1

JUST PUBLISHED BY DR.. STONE,
Physician to the Troy lung Gnd Hygie,ic Institute
Treatise on tn euse Of Early Physical Decline of
american Poop the causes OF Nervous Debility,
Consum '1i,.t aarasmus.
This work is one OF high moral tone, written in
chaste yet thrilling language appeals directly to
the moral consciousness of all Parents an Guardi.
ans especially detailing scientific and reliable aids
1t viii be sent by Mail rec ept oftwo g cents
stamps: Parents and Guardians Young Men -
and Ladies! Fail not to send and get this book.
WORD OF SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADyICE
TO THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
class of maladies prevailto fearful extent ir
community. booming at least 100 600 youth of both
sexes, annually to an early grave. Those diseases
are very impePfectly understood. Their external
manifestations of symptoms are Nervous Debility,
Rceaeation and exhaustion: Marasmus or wasting
and consumption Of the whole body; shortness Of
breathing or hnrried breathing ascending hill
night OF stairs great palpitaton of the heart ;
Asthma Bronchitis and Soar Throat; shaking Of the
Hands arc Limbs aversion to society and to bust
ness or study dmness of Eye sight, loss of Memory
dizziness of Head, Neuralgia Pain In the Back
Limbs, Lumbago, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Irregu-
larity of the Bowels, deranged sections of the Kid
neys and other glands of the body as Leu horrhoea
or Fleur Abus, &C., vlrulent Diseases in both Male
and Female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Ncr-
vous Spasms.
Now, ininnety-nine cases out of every hundred, ali
the above named disorders, and host of others not
named as Consumption of the Lungs and that most
ms id:ous and willy form of Consumption of the Spi-
nal Nerves, known as Tabes Dorsales, and Mesen-
erica have their seat aud origin in diseases of the
Pelvic yiscera. Hence the want of success of the
old school practice in treating symptoms only.
DR.. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy hung and
HYGIENE Institution, Is now engaged in treating
this class ofmodern malades with the most aston.
ishing success. The treatment adopted by the In
sttute is it is based upon scientific principles
with new discovered remedies, without minerals or
poisons The facilities of such that
be cured at their homes, in any part ofthe
try, from accurate descriptions of their by let
ter, and have the medicines sent them by mail or
express Printed iuterro gatories ill be forwarded
on application.
Consumption, Catarrh, and diseases of the throa
cured well at the home of patients at the Inst
tute, by sendi ng for Cold Medcated ISHALING BAL
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| for thesr use, and direct correspondence.
Patients applying for interrogatories or advisa
must inclose return stamps to meet attention.
| The attending Physician will be found at the In
stitution from m. to p. IN. of each day Sunds,
| in the forenoon.
| Address, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
| Physical to the Troy Lung and HYGIENE and Ply
sician for Diseases of the Heart, Throat and Lungs
| % Fifth st Troy NY Dec. 22 1Y
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nR. EsaNH'S Sy ECsPgC CURES spe-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches
moody oavalry RrKht.

Nvw YorK. Jnne lg-Tbe Earoid W.st Inc.
ION dis,o,oh COWS. vo.,o,ao, a, q o,aI..L %
cavalry. oonsIstipg of ons SIvisIon. % mst Gan S'
Fitzbngb Iaa;s b,iosdo ~ cavaIrv and = hs.ts.
20 oF o,,,,io. obo,. n y. IL hn.Snd AIa;a ~
vard JJoionto~n sowa oS Gen Issis man
wbo had COM to.w..S % - bsvo tbo;. ho,ss. .hod
At blscksmi,bs; .Sons az uu our % c.vaISv comInS %
and retnrned to thsir f.;snds vith ,be nfornse''
tion. Canaan Roston' oftba Kin yi,oinja f,sh.
ely cavalry. and Csntain Wbits. With a com msnd
- W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
The Great Issue.

II the administration party shall determine
to treat the events that took place at Colum.
bus as things Of no importance, as signs with.
out Specification, IL will be guilty of a grievout
mistake. No event that has recently trans.
pired Is more pregnant with important political
lessons; and none will better repay the labor OF
careful study and anxious consideration. The
feature Of the occasion was the nomination oi
Mr.. Vallandigham TO the Office Of Governor OF
Ohio; and we have but TO 60 back over the
events of few days, to discover the issue that
was raiaed by that nomination. and which no
platform or collection Of party literature will
serve more than temp mporsrily to obscure.
Mr.. Vallandigham is emphatcally the nomi-
nee of the people, go for as the people are rep
resented by the masses Of the Democratic party.
They who calculate the value OF party prnei-
pies or party measures. simply upon the ground
Of the aid they may afford In securing an cleo,
tion had little voice 10 the nomination. It vac
not upon Mr.. Vallandigham's record, accumulat
ed during years of political aud public life, that
the people acted. They did not wait to con-
slider that, either to indorse or 10 repudiate. The
Administration had rendered to the people o
Ohio an Issue. l. had claimed the right to seize
Q citizen in the midst of q peaceful community
subject him summatlly to a trial BY militry
SVufb luE III Suoo uuRuUWu " tuO VI sue
land. refuse him that recourse, for his own pro-
teoion, to the civil tribunals of the State, which
the Constitution guarantees alike to all; and
finally to sentence and subject him to an igno.
miniOus punishment. 1t individually declared
that the citizen has no right as sgsins. its own
arbitrary viii; and that the State has no power
to protect its citizens when they fell under the
ban OF the central Administration.
The people have accepted this issue by the
nomination of NJ. vallandighsm, have pre-
pared the means to bring II TO o trial In tolls
mJst Legitimate of all modes-s peaceful ap-
peal to the ballo..bux. 0.her Issues than thls
they would not have. They considered the
work Of the convention finished when Mr. Val.
landigham was nominated. Hs 10 ct once can
didass and plItform; aud upon this they will
go to the election; aud We venture TO predict
that all, who look upon 1t as an easy under
taking 10 prevent him receiving a maj jority o.
the legal votes of Oaio, will fnd themselves
disappointed. Gin. EGq., June l5h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
From the New Haven Journal, Republican.
Why the War is Popular With Some
Paonla.

ACOpiCs
The Connecticut Republicans are developing
in their Legislature that their Quartermaster-
General, hathaway, 10 o big rogue:
The auditors OF Mr.. Hashaway's accounts
make report to the Legislature that the books
of the department. were kept 10 very unbusi-
ness-like manneri no cash book st all was kept,
although bis expenditures from the State Treas.
u7y amounted 10 more than $500, 600 during the
last four and half months he held his office.
The books show that his bank business, and bis
accou.ns with firms and individuals, were never
adjusted; that large balances are due 10, as well
40 from him -tho1gh the committee found that
many of the accounts have been settled. Oae
of the entries says expenses from May 18Th to
August 81, 1861. for which no vouchers we're
taken, $l054. By the assistants book It was
found that he paid out 10 small sumo In New
Haven between April 18Th and May 20.h, 1861,
$5l7 DO; 10 Hartford. from May to August
81, $332 l0--total $848 SO. These are NOT
charged in the original accounts, and were re-
jecied by the auditors. They also found charge
for board at the U. 8. Hotel ior 1929 although
the bill Is only $ls5. Eighty-fve dollars were
received from Snarp's Rife Company for empty
gun boxes, though the boxes were never charged
30 the Company. The account of Col. Hatha.
way amounts to $3460--of which the auditors
allow $l450 "A, and fnd Col. Hathaway o be
indebted to the State $2l14 26.
One witness testified that he made contract
with Col. H, for lafge number of pants as Sd
per pair. The Colonel invited the witness int
back room and said, "Cuarge 81 SO . pair and
make the bill for that sum; my salary ia small,
must make something out OF it," Another
testifes that he presented the Colonel with q
suit Of clothes, and third that he paia him
$S4 80, being 8 per cent. on a contract of ST. ,.
654 SO for blankets, all of which Col. Hstha.
way, who was present at the examination, de-
nIed, except the suit of closhe5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
Gem. Wise Retreats from she Penin-
nuIn.

NEw YoRK. June l9-The Fortress Monroe
correspondence nj iho Herald says: News from
tho advanced forces of the fourth army co,os 10
most satisfactory. Gen. Wise and the whole
lofoe have q ID from the Peninsula aad sought
shelter on lbe o.her side of the Chiokahominy.
Gen. Gotdop'l division, which was 10 advance,
entered New Kent G. H. o the l5.h inst. The
enemy USde most hasty retreat to the Chick.
ahouiny. Some diminishing occurred between
our advanced scouts and the rear guard Of the
enemy. Our loss amounted to four wounded.
Tho rebels Lost tzo killed and several wounded.
Troops 10 excellent condition.
Daring the day Msjor-General Keyes and
staff went to the front to reconnoiter the posi-
tiou aud give such further instructions as he
deemed ueces5aRy. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
THE CHICAGO TIMES.

BURSsiDE's futile attempt to suppress the Chi.
cage Times has been Of 9 value to that paper
shat can scarcely be estimated BY thousands OF
dollars. 1t publishes daily column after column
Of proceedings Of public meetings throughout
the West expressing sympathy for and sending
material aid to 1t. Letters, also, from promi-
nent men In different paris of the country, are
given. Even the poets ars enlisted In its be-
half, and at the Plymouth (Ts.) meeting the
following was sung: Id.
THE BATrLE-cRY OF FREEDOM.
"Down with the TIxrs," said the abolition crew,
And shouted the batte-cry Of freedom;
But "No" sad Uncle Abe, "boys, that will never do
While we're shouting the bsttlecry Of freedom"
Free press forever; hurrsh, boys, hurrsh
Down with all yrsnts; the press shdI be free;
Rally round the nag, boys, and stard BY the Law,
shouting the battlsoIy OF freedom.
pem.Rosues have led Father Abraham sstrsy.
Pstending they're battling for freedom;
He toostd bs "honss "oss, II they'd let him have his
And Iesye the PRESS and people perfect freedom;
Free speech forever; hurrah. boys, huTFahi
Down with ell tyrants; the press sAaH be free;
Rally round the Tag, boys, and stand BY the Law,
shouting the bsttleery OF freedom.
In secret midnight Leagues they are fixing up sher psns
To silence the batllr.oIy Of frsedomj
But ses ,sy 10 the suollsht our denocrstic clans,
And they tren1ble .. our battls.cry o. freedom.
Free press and free speech huHrah, boys hurrah;
Thsy are death to ell Leagues, and h, land saas bs
Rally round the asz, boys, and stand by the Law,
Shouting the bAttle-ory Of freedom. .
For tho rights Of the white min. harh, boys. hursh,
Where God put the negro, there let him bs;
| Rally but for tohffo usoR, And tadiafdin Ms Law
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
Master Commissioners Sale.
Sheriff q Sale.

Henry O. Noble Sale in Partition In Superior
w. COURT Of Franklin county,
Geo. ". Hanover OF al.> Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
the city Of Columbus, on t"
Saturday, the Goth day Of June, A. D. 1863,
at one o'clock P NJ. tho following described property
to wit:
Los Nos. 81 and 80 Of the town Of Rnnklintou, ex.
oept few feet o the north part Of &c. now Owned by
the Columbus Xenis r. n. Co." Sad lot 80 subject
to the dover Of ca,hahne Hanover therein.
Lot So appraised a. $3.50. ft
Lot69 "Sl75. t-'
a.w. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees "a so.
mAylo-d1t&WM ssiHiH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
From harrisburg.

New YoRx, Juns ia special to the Times
from Hr,isburg says: The enemy has retreat
ed 10 Wiilismsp)rt A small rebel force is at
dsgerstoWn.
No New York troops have arrived as yet at
Harrisburg. The 7th New York and some other
regiments from the same State are ordered to
report at BIltlmo'e.
The excitsmen! Ia Harrisburg has subsided
and business is generally renewed. The Edit
ors' Convention Is in session.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
Master Commissioners Sale.

J. Edward Bird & Bro,) Superior Court Of franklin
JoA, s.i,. VS. County ohio'
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to directed will offer for SALE
at public auction, at the door Of the oourtHouse. In
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2Oih day of June, A. D. 1863,
at O'Clock p M, the following described rssl estate,
to-wt:
Situate in franklin county, Ohio beginning at the
southeast corner Of fifty tract sold and conveyed
by George W. Huffman sheriff as Master Commissioner
10 this to Thomas Sparrow by decd dated October
4h le60 and recorded IN the Recorders Office Of RApk
lin county. Ohio, In book No. TO- page 40 and at Dan
el Wrghts southSsst corner, running theLco north
degree east 6 poles, thence north IS degrees west 33H
poles thence south degree west 10 poe thence south
as degrees, east 33 poles to tho place OF beginning,
containing 10 being the tract heretofore
OF 10 ths action to said John Sells q homestead.
Appraised ct sos per sore.
q, W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Rnd Master Oommisnoner.
OTTO DIESEL, Atty.
Printers fees 81 so.
mayl7-dlt6SWtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20

TIE proceedings of the Democratic State
Convention occupies nearly ell our space on the
inside Of to.dsy's SentineI. We have not room
for extended reuarke. Suffice 10 to say, that
the ticket nominated was our frst choice, and
that We ehsll do our full pars toward secur.
Ing Its election. We want the aid and assIst.
sncs Of every man who loves bic whole country
70 aid ~ In this good work. --Csdis Ssatiasl. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20
Valuable Mill and Real Estate
Ar sap' oH
Master Commissioners Sale.

William MswilliAms Court q Common Pleas
The Blendon MIL Company Ohio. a
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the sad court to me directed, will ofer for sale
at puhie auction at the door Of tho Court House In the
city VI Columbus on
Saturday, the lith day Of July, A. D. 1863,
at ole O'Clock p M the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Franklin and ktate Of Ohio to.
Wit;
etsinnng At stake In the west line OF West street,
"a the tJwn VI Weservile, townlhip O. range H. Unit
cd States Military lands, In the center Of newly
veyea county road, which % the extension Of Main
street, N. 70 deg 10 % handredths poles to stake;
theDce soutb 7aes. west poles 70 stake; thence
north IS deg, u So 100 poles 70 stake; thence
,outh n deg 81 miD west "a so 100 poIes to stake 10
the Alum creeki thence vi III the east branch ef sali
creek south So deg. east 10 poes to sAe; thence o.
10 deg g. , poles 10 the csnter Of said newly
surveyed county road thence with the said red rorth
10 deg. eas j. 80 100 poles to tbs begnning containing
three scres aud pinety' one square poles.3
Appraised At elU00 90 per acre
O. W. HUFFMAN, shsrif.
~. and Master cemnissionsf.
Galloway & Rush, Atty's.
Piinterb fees 90 co. pifA s9a2sg9nl
b ianss'ai'Ash. bad sai,asa smos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-20

The Cincinnati Gazette calls Mr.. Vallsndlg'
ham convict. So was Algernon Sidney, 90
was Russell, so was Hsmpden, and thousands
Of others who have made sacrifices of life and
liberty for their country. vsllandgham is an.
other just such glorious convict, Cincinnati
Enquirer.