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A TTORN Y Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW
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4. T.. IL ID. KELLY,
nACKE OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shipper OF Live Stock. 81 Brady ret
ian 1e-dfw
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
NOTICE.

Benjamin Shields PhF) Prcble Common
Y% Pleas, Civil Action
John Shields et.al.Df For Partition.
NHE above John v. Shields and Morv
l. DAWSON, Jonathan Davisson, Jsabcl
sellers, David Sellers, Phebe Shields, Henry
Ghllders; Eliza McNutt, Henry McNuti'
lssac Childers, Daniel Childers, Bspuiab
Callders, Amy Pease, Werter Pease and
Phebe Childers (he last named being a min.
or are hereby notified that on the an dar
of Dee. 1863 the said Benjamin Shields Glcd
IN the Clerks Office of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Preblc county Ohio, his nolitinn
which is now pending, setting forth that hG
brother Daniel Ihields, aftert the death NJ
his father Isaac Shields, purchased from h;5
sister Catherine Childers all her undivided
interest in the real estate OF which her faith
er dled Slezed; being eighty acres of land in
treble county Ohio, and being part of The
southwest quarter of section n, Township
y, range z east, &C., for the sum of Ss0OO6
and Thai said Daniel Shields paid the soid
Catharine Childcrs the full amount Of said
purchase money, aud that the said Catharine
pat said Danial in possession of said uudi.
divided interest in said premises. and nrom.
ised to release her said interest to said Dan.
lei, and intended to do SO, but did before do
ing so, and alleging that said Daniel remain
ed in possession of sad premises and The
undivided interest Of the said Catborine
therein till his death which took nlace in
June 1853, and asking the court to speciG-
cally execute said contract as against the
above named child of the said Catbarine
Childers deceased, and to bar their right 10
any claim in said promises as heirs Of their
grand father Isaac Shields deceased. And
further stating that the said Daniel Shields
de- intestate leaving neither widow nor
children seized in fee simple of the follow.
ing real estate situate in Prebie cor otv
Ohio, and being all Of the south west uuartcr
section "a, township 0 range Feast; contain.
ing 100 acres more or less, except thirty A.
cres outofthe northwest part of the ouar6e
low ownedby J.tT Ford, fhe residue being
l3O acres moro or less; also stating that he
(plaintif) is entitled to one undivided sixth
part thereof, and that The defendants above
named Including the children of said Cath.
ari1e Childers dcceased) are tenants IN com
mon with him in said premises, and demand.
ing partition thereof and the said defen-
arc further notified that unless the an
pear and answer or demur to said petition on
or before the It'll day of March 1864, tho
orders to effect the objects intep sed
be asked for and takenin their absenoc
GILMORE AMPBELL.
r sHe| ~ Atty's for p1,ihf:ffl II
Attest
G, W.. LARsn, Clerk.
Dec, 10, Is63.6w.
[p.r.f $500
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
Stannah's Grocery Corner,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY
ORDER OF PROBATECOURT.

IN the 9th day of January, 1864,
Obetween the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and the hours OF three o'clock PM
at the door of the Court House, in Eaton
'Preplo county, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, "a the
property OF Richard N. Stan nah, deceased
to.wit; being all ofInlot No. l23, as known
and designated on the plat of said town of
Eaton, and bounded on the south by Prebls
street, on the east by Cherry street, north
BY an alley, and west by lot No. 1922. Also
the northeast part of fnlot No. 1922 in said
town, and beginning at the northeast corner
of said lot No. l22; thence west 24l feet 8.
long the alley; thence south 1874 feet; thence
east 2i3 feet to the east line of said Iot.
thence north13f feet tothe place of BEGIN.
uing, .(eTcepting, however out of the, above
described premises a part Of said inlot nun.
Der ~, described as follows, beginning 20
feet 5 inches west ofthe southeast ynosnor of
said lot number l23; thence west 10 feet A
inches 70 q corner thence north 67Cfeet 81
inches toa corner; thence east 10 feet4 inch.
es 20 a corner; thence south 81 feet. al in.
ches toihe place Of beginning; excepting the
right and privilege ofjoining and Connecting
and building to, and using the west wall Of
the present building standing OH the west
line OF the premises above described, or sucb
other wall or building as may be hereafter
built on said west line, heretofore conyavei
by Richard NJ. Stannah, to Michael Filbert'
also a right of way 4 feet vide and l6 feet
back on the east side and from the front Of
SAID lot to pass and repass and use a stairway
or passage forever, heretofore conveyed to
PhlneasR Miuorb by Joseph Donahoa trustee
OF r MHStannah and wife. Appraised AZ
Terms Of Saleq One tn I'd cash in hand
one third in one year, and the residne in
two years with interest from the day OF sale,
to be Secured by m~ortgag. on the premises
JOSEPH D0NAH0F' Admr
s. Bants, Atty. ''"
Dec. OF 1863 tds. (Prs fesso m
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

"hu OhhSAo bCl To-
T EVILS TRAINER h Rosannnb Tra;ror
1lof the State of Indiana, will take notice
that David Lee and Susannah Lee his wife
of the County of Preble and State of Ohio,
did on the 10th day of February A. D. 1854
file thoir petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Preble
in said State of Ohio, against the said Lewis
Trainer, Rosannah Trainer, and William p
Paine Hannah Paine, Mary Paine, Missouri
Paine, Virginia Paine Amanda G. Curd.
Thomas Curd, Melinda Paine. Theodore
Paine, William Paine Oscar Paine, Tbco.
dOre Paine, Alonzo Paine and John j Wolf
defendants setting forth that at tho
Term Of the said Court Of Common Plea,
A. d. lS---the plaintiffs above named
in a proceeding in said Court then and there
had wherein these plaintiffs we're nett ion
ers, and one Phineas Paine and Levi,
Trainer were defendants these plaintiff re.
covered a judgment or decree for the sum
ofSGO91.SS, and which said amount was
made n specific lien on the following de.
Scribed real estate situate in Prcble County
Ohio, and described as follows torwit. RI.
ing the west halfofthe Northwest quarter
of section number Two (2) in Township
number nine 10y of range one (l) cast &C..
and it was further decreed bv said Court
thai the said sum Of S6097. So might at apy
time be fully satisfied and ~liquidated by the
said Phiueas Paine his heirs or assigns con.
veying tic these plaintiffs the above describ.
premises &C., that during the tendency of
said last mentioned suit the said Phineas
Paine forr a nominal consideration fraudu.
lently conveyed said premises TO his sons
Phineas d. Paine and William 7. Paine in
order to defraud and defeats the plaintiffs
out of said premises. Aud paving that
the said deed from Phineas PaiIe ST., TO
Phineas B. Pane and William P. Paine, be
set aside rs null and void, and that the de-
PENDANTS above named, may be compelled to
execute to the plaintiffs good and sufficient
deeds OF conveyance for said premises, or in
default of such conveyance being made, that
the decree of the Court may operate as such
conveyance.
And the said Lewis Trainer and Rosan.
nah Trainer are notified that they are re.
quired to appear and answer said petition,
on or before the 9th day of January A. D.
1864 -
DAVID LEE & WIFE.
Gilmore & Campbell Attys.
Attest, CIV. Larsh elk. r-t
Dec. 3; lS63-6w. rPrf. SIS. 90.