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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

The stanp duty on ceriifcates granted
by sch0oi Committees % persons intendi1-
g. teach. Is Eve cents. instead ~ Ten. a. sta-
Gel by tLe Name Tracher ], 10 the dr.,
Of Gle psrson signing q paper % ak Co.
stamp. sd thai teachers wall uo; b. required
to pay this char-e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

- q .. ',NsL. Tie Press says nsgot.-
atoms ar IN progress. to bald rew Doh
on thc Cumberland q Osford Canal ns.,
Vaughan bridge Iffhis j. scaomn'i.te8
DE canal uiu I'd discontinued o. thst r,,-,
and che location Of th- kennebec q PORT
iani raiiroad vii be chaaged bearer tie
shorc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Coon PEoFrErr The .tsternent Va.
made. in the C0mnlssi1ne-s' Crart. ti..
~rek. that al one 81 tbe f,-ri-. ou the Al.
tr'-oo-Ein. the property BE- valued 90 go
IT,. b. 4nieriet so Al 81, realize a r.t ir-
come of 800 pr year o. the ouuc-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Ihe Telegraph r,parts the l,aii of ~,r.
-eaut frsns T. Ho.mes ~ de Name cth.
ai OBI, baffIe CO CharesiorF.'.e o. wa
the e.de.t son 81 d. JOB Ho.ae.. oi Cala.s.
ard Joined tbe rsriueut lsst Aurl.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

The Bangor papers STATE elias ,fs E-ra'-
ban STATE Cormitree. sho mes ia Port
land isst seek voted to cali tl, Convent.
at Baug1r Jaiy lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Tvs SENATOR PROM CuIronxrs. Ata
i.or ueetla- ,a - Fna-isco. Is., week
"a. tour~s.. To- nesly choson senator
from California. IN be speeeh. n1iiced the
rePorts circuisisd IN the East in regard g.
his pronaoie co-operation With the copper
beads. AM indisnantly rcpadisicd any sach
intention
lie defended the administrator. eulo-
cired the President. sud denounced. a.
real aboiitionists. those rho ucre striving
% abolish the governments and nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

LIEUT.. Con. HEEsEY Tie Prorrss.irs
Age .earus from private letter from f.ieat.
Co. Hersey. tiat though severely uoaades
'n 80 saoulier. bs is doiag sci Ease,-
tion lca'ting 81 the bead of ihc bone. CT
iae slo-lier i1mt.) bad been performed
successfully ard he hopes to g.ses favor
ALE sccouut of be- condition in ,cu ss,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Tor i.ff-u Ernfru.v u. E-...r
.ar-aE expressed Gle re.fas.es. so,ae
veesi '.-.e. fhaf o. Io,.l revolution 49,
's..,aaralls ended Sub I..s pc seem
q, le ias a.t I.s e.lrera-no
oiaer ta,t.s. ir el..a tl- Eass.srs ~cre
ltfsatrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

TIE 'e,cgrafh reports Ga, te coa-t
Msr,si III 90 eass ~ VaLlalsLam taI
made der.,o1 uh..h vi1 r.t r.aIe rab-
d. OF. r.hi.hel ir general .-I.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

a Earr oF >m>.trs. TIE Prarre-
says. We az on Friday ast a ras
iy.nc a. che uta-f in chs village. IT, z.
Bong 20 % sils. ana .oa,a....g atoat co
th"usand shingles; belonging O. = W
Hines a-d y Perry Is 60. l-1 thousand
more arc O. Del taken on about ilr-e nile.
heio~. Over Eve miiliols 81 Single. o..
nov ou thr landing a. T.b.q8s. belonging
O. parties in chs ,.I.see. O. 5s ssat down
ttc 80. John tlrarlarsst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Ihe funeral n Cen. Bern ras 90 take
Place 81 koekisnd. on Thursdsy. sermon
by Rev y Boiler
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

ia Gen. Stoncuaas raid. tbe Name
taVair Hsre engaged in a stir1uish Dr.
vlilh to men we're aided.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Geaerei Oreers. " a.
lhe MAJOR Geueral cos.uar.lin- t.,l.-.
- tins army his consrataiat,o,. o., a.,
Aea.''c1'cnt' oi t'ie iast s-rea ds,s. n q
has not accornrlishsi ail thsf W. e,-..,..t
thc reason ar vrll knprn g. a.. arm, 4.
- su'heicnt O. say that thcv w~-. 90 A.,
charactcr not o. be- ioresecn - r-.,.r,.l
~ hanlan saSaaty and rrsssrre. Z,
viihlraving from The South baak % A..
T''cr. bsiorc d,hsering general battle
% our sd'crsary. thc army has given renew.
81 e. iavncc 81 its confidence an it.eH .,3
and ~ adeiiiy % ale principles "a rcpre-
senis- In Sighting a. disadrantaxc. w,
would have been rrrrranf o. our trast t,
TO ourselves. oar caasc AMI our csantr..
froioandls loyal an1 conscious a. Il.
str,ngth. thc srmy ofthe Potou,ar I'll civ,
or decline battle Whenever - ints-... or
honor nay demand IL val 40 b.. a..
guardian q ia o-n histors ana "a, o.,
Arm b. cur CELEBRITY and secrccv q move
ment- our alsancc and passarc Of the
rivers ~as uniisputcd. snd Ca cur With
draual. not rrbci r-tu-nr,l 20 f,row
Aas cscuts ~ thc last week nav swell -,tb
PRIDE the hearts 90 every o,ficcr sn4 soldier
" tins aruy. We have lrd n-. Laurel.
O. BE- former rcnovn We have made Inns
mArcae' crossed rivcr,. surprised a..
enemy In his cntrcnchmeuts. AM Whenever
we have 'oaStt. Unlisted heavier blows thsn
we have received We have taken Eve
tho-sant prisoners ani ffecn color. CAP
iurc4 and brougL; a seven piecrs 81
artillery. ana piaoci ter, "a, rs,si.rf eighteen
thousand q hi' chosen troops We have
dcstroscd his depo;s fi,-l Nth vast am
oauts of stor,s. damaged h.s commauir,-
uon'. captur,d Prisoncrs visi6u the fortlf-
CATIONS % his CsPitai. AMI Sled us coantr,
With fear aai confirmation.
We have no other rs..r,t than thar caused
by ,hc loss q our brave companions. ana
90 'hs Ne A. consoi,d by the conviction
that thes have fallen iu The hoi.s,t cause
ever .-brnitie,l g. The arbitrauscut - battle
~ commaBd %
Ma. GrN HooEEH
Seth Williams. Asst. Adj, General.
Gr~ HuIrcK To- TAXI rur FlrtB
NrS NoEA. May a.. The Post savs.
" We learn BY SPECIAL advises from wa.b.
ington that Gen. iIaiicck b. atoat O. axe
n I-r'-'' NOT. % rs unie--'oot. %
'''- ile'AsF ifola rs command
'-.' 1' 'r "a W" 'cTy Presenos 81
'''-s '''n''' 'ie better aaie 20 inH1-
'-. -eA''-. 1i'',i'o The authority
upon vhirh NJ have this iuf1rraaf,1n Ia ,r,-
lA"F ~eN informed l. % siguifcAnt
- & '1-
,...t-r. .''' am
'A'o
-, F'''- '''' one
'-'..', =
'-e 1.'i % 'n'n-
a.. -. .r.t-,,.t
a, ,h- ...-....,-.,.,--,,.,,,,....--'.
,.,
49,,
-, -. '-'s u ''Ani
.,d .i.ogt a.. -. 60. -. ~.
.aei In. r,-l -. :. -
.t,,i.o..i tt.-- - -., q n. e. -
u..,, oath, Viii. go -. y.
..S,.t or..r.. ,f.. 1T. 49,
N. NJ. p.r-..- IN
t-At
800 81 49, -. a.. -
-.......--.
ihsir -ay ,hroagh si.e naiional Forces
oar iorcc 3, ample o. prevent the latter
.Ifrr~,f... a.. -. -. "a ~ g.. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

IT. thr Wis,o-s.- Legislature. lately.
according O.. GO rar--s. nu .rIsrt. erreI
OIL ta.e'ei iramt hs liaI ~ Delegate. failed.
f.0u ,.s fear GA. tasre voad rot 10 q
g-.ram 90 members rsuaiare
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

1rNEnsI OEurE oF CrN Ii0oKrR.
Ihe ioilo~ins has BEEN issued by Ma.
Cen Hookcr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

shall guarantees TO every State in this Union q
republican fern OF government, aud protect
each OF them ngairst invasion, and on appli-
cation OF the Legislature, or the Executive
when the Legislators cannot be convened,
egoints, domestic violence.
And do further proclaim declare and make
known that any provision which may be adopt
ed by such State Government, in relation to
the freed people of such State, which shall
recognize and declare their permanent freedom,
aud provide for their education. aud which may
yet &c consistent as temporary arrangement
with their present condition, as a laboring
laudess and homeless class, will not be objeot.
cd to by the National Executive. And IL Is
suggested as not improper that in constructing
o loyal State government 10 any State the name
Of the boundary, the subdivision, the Constitu-
ton and the Federal code OF laws, as before
the rebellion, be maintained, subject only TO
notifications made necessary by the conditions
herewith stated, and such others if any con-
truvenDg said conditions which may be DEEM
ed expediept by those framing the new State
government. 10 avoid misunderstanding 1t
NAV be proper TO say that this proclamation so
fur as il relates TO State government, has DO
reference TO States within which loyal State
governments have all the while been maintained. !
And for the same reason it may be proper to |
further say that whether members sent to Con-
gress from any State shall be admitted to seats
coust usttutionally, rests exclusively with the re-
speetiye Houses, aud not to any extent with |
the Executive, and still further, that this proc |
lamation is intended TO present TO the people |
o! the States wherein the national authority |
has been suspended, and loyal State govern
mcnts have been subverted mode by which |
the national authority over every loyal State
government may be- established within said |
States or any of them; and while the mode
presented is the best the Executive can suggest
with bis present impressions, it must not be un-
derstOod that another possible mode would not
be acceptable.
Given under my hand at the city OF Wash
ington, the 9th day OF December, A. D., onel
Thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, aud o.
the independence Of the United States OF Amer
ica the eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President,
VIZ II. SBwABD, Secretary of Shts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

The STEAMER CHEsAPEAKE, it seems was
seized by Secession passengers, II in num-
Der, who went on board at New-York
The chief engineer and mate were wounded +,
the second engineer was killed and thrown
overheard; the captain aud crew were land.
ded at ST. Johns, n Il. The steamer hen
sailed easlerly. and was subsequently seen
alongside another vessel as was Supposed
for supply Of coal. The steamer aud car.
go were valued al 10000 The steamer
was one of o regular line plying between
New Y ork aud Portland. 1t was the Cbes.
apeake that captured Capt. Reed aud his
party when they attempted 10 run away
with the cutter Cushing from tie barbor Of
Portland. Vigorous measures have been al.
ready taken 10 capture the pirates, the
Agawam AID other vessels being ordered
In Dnrknit tHff
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

GEN. GRANT ON THE SLAVERY QUI srIoN. =
Senator Wilson, in speech before the
American Auti Slavery Society at their
third decade anniversary 10 Philadelphia
the other day, quoted the following extract
from letter written by General Grant:
have never been an ant slavery man,
but ! try to Judge justly Of what see.
l made up my miuJ, when Ibis war opened
that the North aud South could only live
together in peace, as one nation, by being
free nation. Slavery, which constituted
the corner stone Of the so called Confedera.
cy, is knocked out, and it will take more
men in future to hold the black race as
slaves than TO put down the rebellion.
Much as | desire peace, am opposed to
it until this question of slavery is forever
settled. ~, .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
"Bring the Veterans Home.n

The Cleveland Herald raises the dem and In
view of the late and terrible slaughter OF the
little remnant of the 7th Ohio, at Ringgod,
hat what is left Of that Regiment be sent home
and discharged from the service. We sympa-
th'ze with the feeling which prompts the call,
aud glory in the glory of the 7th. Yet we can
hardly subscribe either to the idea of the dis-
handment Of the regiment, or to the cali for it
only, TO be sent home. We soy ''seDd the vet.
eraDs home" but send them home TO recruit and
fill up their wasted ranks for pew campaign
in the spring-the final campaign of the war.
If the old veterans do not see fit to re-enlist,
let them be discharged when their lime
expires, but leave regiment behind them TO
their galIaniry aud heroism. .-..
Seud the veterans home for this purpose aud
to this end. Not the 7th alone, but other reg
imeuts, which have suffered and fought, and
been battered and stricken as they have.
The Sandusky Register, from which we copy
names the stb, and we might mention the 29th
which for months, could scarcely muster mus.
kets enough for Captains maximum com
| mand.
Let sach regiments theu be sent home 10 re
cruit 10 fill up their ranks, that whether the vet
Grams yet remaining re-enlst or not, they may
leave regiments Of irave men to fill their pa
ces and perpetuate to the close of the war III,
honor and fame connected with their organza
tions. IL th remnants of companies 10 lhcS
regiments, sent to their different localities wher,
/ they were originally recruited, would not iuspir
men to eus., We know not what would.
All such regiments, then, famous aud glo
rous, should be perpetuated until 'ths crue
war is over" Ii seems that the very flags the
have borne. would inspire even tie meanes
milksops to become heroes, if going forth 4
battle under item. Then send the veteran
| home, but send them home 10 raise more mer
and keep alive and perpetuatc the or:anizatioL
made glorious and forever memorable by tht
deeds Of the lingering remnants yet able tC
carry lauskets, as well as those who have beer
slain or manned in battle. .'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

SEcoSp Glass IN DANesR The report
comrs f,om Washington in divers ways
that The second class, ns the married men
over thirty FIVE have been called, will be
relieved of their special privilege of laying
back and enjoying the efforts of the Grst
class chaps TO get out OF the way of the
draft. A. Washington correspondent says
that 1t is understood the Military Com.
mttee will Recommend such an amend
ment of the draft law as will permit oil
classes between 20 and As TO enjpy its ben
,fits and its burlhens In view of The pro-
babiily of the law being SO amended, it
il becomes the second class men between 35
and As, to cordially cooperate with money
and otherwise in filling up the quotas by
volunt eering.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
Tn. 5000 Esemption

Clause will probably be repealed early in
the session Of Congress 1t was so bitterly,
Indignantly and persistenlly assaied by
Copperhends during the last political cam.
paign, that no other course would seem
possible.
If they howl OF its rtrcel, The Sc whom
they deceived by their assaults npon it, will
only learn how wickedly and iniamou ,ly
false and treacberous they are Upon them
sclrcs will be visited the anathemas Of those
whom they deceived
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

DIsEcr TRADs or CAEvELvSp WIFE LrvRE.
PooL. The Cleveland Herald says, that the
contemplated line between these ports Is no
longer matter Of speculation, but has been
de6nitely determined upon. The steamers W III
be OF iron, and as large as can get through the
Welland Canal. The line will commence run.
ming immediately on the opening of navigation
in the spring, and will make regular trips
through the season of navigation. Arrange.
ments have already been made by leading hou-
ses to import and ship by this lue. tFtI tt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

TIE MESSAGE will be found upon our FIRST
page, aud no one we trust will fail to give it q
close and thoughtful perusal. 1t commendS it.
SELF and its author to general favor 1t meets
tho crisis of the hour and gives fresh assurance
to the country, that Abraham Lincoln is rot
an exception 10 the theory that Diversity has
something TO do with the selection and edu-
cation of rulers for great occasions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A S Ii L A B U l. A /:
Saturday Morning, December 10, 1853.

Gov. Tod has written letter to the Warden
Of the Ohio Penitentiary, exhonoratng him
from all blame n the matter Of the escape OF
Gen. Morgan and his men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

and successful 10 the detection aud preyen.
tion Of military crimes and frauds, The
officers demands an enlargement of Us fec.
ilities, During fourteen mouths 7, 5S7 mil
itary trials we're reviewed, and 2,490 re-
ports issued Credit Is given by the Sec
retary to the Chiefs of Burean in the War
Department for their efficieacy. and the re
port concludes with the hope that another
year will see the Rebellion completely over.
thrown N Y Tribune
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
Rebel Barbarism Rss.msd.

BY Late dispatches. it will he seen
that the rebel authorities, after having
for brief period permitted supplies to be
forwarded 10 our prisoners in :heir hands,
baye determined no longer 10 permit it to
be done. Inhumanity and barbarity to
Bnion prisoners, now seem TO be the means
BY which they bope to compel important
concessions. 10 other words. open and
ayowsd barbarism, worse than savage cruel.
ty, 10 one Of tine officially recognized nssaus
by which they are conducting the wsr.
!, Gen. Graut has captured. since tho war
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
Lock, and Gun Smithing,
H II Hi III a NJ GIN G.,
Umbrella and I'dr1soL ReDair;ng

FINISHING CANES, SAW FILING a SETTING, &c &c
THE Subscriber has opened a shop in
IN IiuIerts Block Ashiabala, ,or carrying on the
above Luhess where he will be pleased To the pat.
onage Of thu citizens OF Ahabula and vicinity show
them what he do. .... j. LOUIS
Ashtabula December 10, 1s63. 3ms72e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
Great American Tea Company,
No. 81 yesey Street, N. York.

HAS Created a New Era in the Histo-
~ Of wholesang Teas in this country. They have iurodu
ced theif telee0ps Of Teas aud sold them at not
Cents pound above cost deviatng from the
price ased believing this will be attractive 10 the many who
have heretofore been paying profits Teas may be
ordered and those orders will be filed by well though
ttey came teHeyes, being get original packages
true weight and iss aud the Teas warranted repre-
sentvd Our Price List Is now ready. 3t727
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
20ih day of january. 1854,

premises, ~ O'Clock, f2lenoon, on the - f.
20,h day of January, 1864,
the oIoung described Real Estate situated in the township
Of Plymouth n the eounty of AshRbula and State Ohio
being part No nineteen in said township, aud bounced
tollowsBeginning at the Of the highway. the
line between the nnd Of James Hall and OF the estate Of
ChaunceY Hail. deceased and running south degree
six chains thence west So degrees four chains twenty
links poplar tree thence north sixteen degrees west
-four chaiDs and five linksto hemock snddle; thence
north nine degrees west cham and fifty links thence
north ortyfve degrees east 10 the oot Of the Main Brook
thence along the foot Of said bank till II opposite
place where the ue between The lands Of said James Hall
and Of said Chauncy Halls estate falls into the brook:
thence easery to the line between the land
and Chsnnce eae thence south IN the place Of begin
nug together With the privilege Of building dam
the stream OF water tad land six feet high the
son,h part of the above described premises upon which sad
premises there stands Wooen Factory together with all
machinery and fStures excepting the steam engine boiler
and excepting strip Of land off the east side Of I'd premi-
three rods wde extending from the highway the said
piece Of land set OF part Of the homestead OF Sarah Hart
Appraised at 81 600 r.I ta-n
TERMS SAIE-0ne-third in hand thrdin one year,
and third in two years the day of with interest
the payments to be secured by mortgage the premises sold
At TsO Executor Of John M Hart. deceased
Dee. l6, 1863 VOC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

pediG of Religious RHOpiedgel
Although not diSposdd TO favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dstust Of their ingredients
and effects vet know Of sufficient why
may testify the benefits he beisves himself to have
ceived iron any simple prepaation in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of Others
do this the readily in regard to Hooands German
Bers prepared by Dr. c. 81 Jackson Of this city becae
peudiccd against them for many years. under the i'm
pression that they chiefly alcoholic mixture.
indebted my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq for the
mova Of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
TO try them, when suffering from great and long con-
tnued debility The Of three bottles Of these Bitters at
the beginning Of the present year, followed by evident
relief restoration TO degree bodily and mental visor
which had not e for six months before, and bad almost
despared freganing Therefore thank God and friend
for directing ms TO the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

h Gen. Schcnck has issued o farewell order
10 bis Department. Brig Gen. Lockwood
succeeds to the command. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
NOTICE

EERITE COLE, whose residence is
IL unknown to Petitioner is notified that 1onisa Cole did
the 18th day Of December A. D. 1873 file Ter reiton In
the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Common Pleas within
for the County of Aabua and Stale Ohio charging the
said Everite Cole h exie cruelty the petitioner
and gross neglect oduy and asking she may be divorced
from the said Evto Cole which petition will stand for hear
ing at the next term Of said Court Dated Dee 18th 1863
6t7s0 rs Sherman Farmer her Attornsy,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19

| o II AND From the
premises of the subscriber, about the 81 ns
head Of yearlings, five hPerE, audone The steer
was OF dark color with fine hsir and Of the heiers
than usual size red and white deep red and pale
red one rotn Durhamgrade and spotted red and white
ANY one WHO will return them give any inor nation
as to where they may br found will be iberay rewarded
SaybrOok. Nov. II. u. ATW ATER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-19
NOTlCE Of Flinc. Pptilion simon B.

NOTICE of Filing Petition Simon b.
1N Iolbronk Of westGeld New ork apd Morell p Bow
win take roticc that Sahrina Bower wife OF said Morell
Bower, by her next feiend Henry ". Bower did the
fh day OF December. AD Sc file her petition in the Court
OF Common lcaS within and for the county Ashtabua,
In sail State Of Ohio against the said Simon lobrnok
Morei T. Bower setting orth that the plaintiff
contract with the sl simon b. Ioroo for the purchase
OF 81 land tlat she paid OF her eperae money
on said contract Fifty dollars In August 1863 and Three
Hundred dollars in September, 1863. That enerad into
possession Of said land in September 1903 and remained in
possession until December lt 1873 when hy the procure
ment and direction Of the said Simon b. lolrook she
tociby removed from said land That the said defendant
simon B. Hobrook by his agent went to j. O. Farmer with
whom said contract deposited for the benefit both
ties and without the knowledge of this nlaint
faudenty obtained the possession OF said contract declare
the escndd and has since insisted that
tract rescinded, and ha refused Ia abide by same
and has not refunded auy part OF said money pad said
contract said petition asks for Judgment against said ST.
mon b. lobrook for $780, with interest time said
no hed that order Of attachment issued In this case
against th" goods cates lands and tenanents of Simon
b. Holtrook and the following lands and tenaments the
said Hoibooks attached by virtue OF said order: Su
ate in Astahua Townships in the county of Ahahua and
State Of Ohio bounded the Sout hin part by Hem
~ Johnson and In part by the North Ridge Road the
West ty lands of Winthrop Waous; the North by lands
Of L. Shayor; and the East in part by by
the heirs OF Peeg SWeed and in part by lands JM Net
given, continuing % The slid dendens hereby
notified TO appear and demur 10 said petition
or before the 18th day ~ February 1864 sad petition will
he taken to be true and decree taken according To the prayer
thereof WILDER h FITCH,
Dec. l7th, 1872. 6t750 Attys for PltG.