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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

ADJgTANr AND INSPECTOR GES's OFrcs.
Rteim,ud, November -, 1852
GENERAL ORns'A
No &c.
Commandan's # Couscripis will cause the
following Ufdct 70 be published for AZ least
seven tim,s in u sufficient number Of news.
papers To- each .-fatc Of The Cp1fvlemrv. to
lusurc It's reaching every part Of the country
l. An commissioned officers and enlisted
men. who are now absent from their com
munds from any other cause than actual
disability. or duty under orders from the
Secretary Of War or from their department
commanders. will return to their commands
without dhv
II Commissioned officers failing 70 com
ply with the provisions ct the foregoing par.
agrsph, within % reasonable length OF time.
no no cese to exceed twenty days after the
publications oi this Order, shall bee drorpod
from the rels Of the army 10 disgracc, and
their names will be- furnished Ia the Com.
maudnnt t.. Conscripts for enrolmcn, in the
nara
lli Al enlisted men who shall hil TO
10 comply with She provisions OF paragraph
! OF tbls Order within a reasonable length
NJ time. shall be conaiderel de4rters and
treated accordingly their names 10 be
furnished 10 the Commandant Of Conscrin,s
in their state, for publication, or such other
action as may be deemed most cifcncious.
" In order to insure the enicicn, coon.
GRAFTON Of all concerned. to carry this order
into immediate effect. department, commander,
are directed TO require from the commanding
officer OF each separate command. IN their
departments a prompt report OF the names
ct all commits inued officers AID enlisted men
now ab.cn' from their commands These fe
ports must state in each case the cause Of
absence and any regiment, battalion or com
pany commander, who shall neglect 10 fur
nish such report, or who shall knowingly
be guilty Of conccaling any ease OF nnautbnr.
ized absence, shall on conviction thereof he
summarily dismissed.
' Under the provisions OF the Is clause Of
paragraph II OF General Orders No ~. com.
officers and pryates who are inca
pable Of bearing arms in consequence of
wounds received in battle. hat who ARE 9th
etwise IL tor service are required. IL not 9th
wise assigned 10 report 10 the nearest Com
'nandant OF tonscripts in their respective
-
STATES Who will, If they are fitted for such dn.
ty, assign them 10 the collet ton Of siraglcrs
and The enforcement, Of the provisions Of this
order, with fall powers to call upon the
nearest military authority for such assistance
a. may be- necessary Ihcrto.
VI Officers OF the Qnnriermaster's Depart
nen' charged sith payment Of troops, are
hereby objected no, 10 pay any commissioned
officer, non commissioned officer or private
sho does not furnish satisfactory evidence
that he is not lnhle to the penalties described
IN the foregoing Order Any disbursing oil
csr who shall make payment in violation of
'hi' order, shall be liable on his bond for the
amount Of such payment.
BY order s. COOPER.
Adjl'ant and inspector General.
Febuary l2th, lsG3 n20.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I rr1ERS II administration The estate Of
( Georrn ", Cooncr. deceased we're granted to
the undersigned by the rooniy todr, OF Harrison
county rcsrs. at the December term, \. d isbi.
pertaining t. estates ot DECREASED peesd2s, &c.
Thu. j.. therefore, t. notity ail persons holding
claims asalns, said estate to present item within
the time prescribed ~ law aud those indebted, to
make Immediate laymrbt.
JACOB =, CooNER. Admir-.
"eh. 5. lsG3. nig.6t
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The following particulars Of the
ioss of our Steamboats, Moro, Baker
and Berwick City, we have obtained
from passengers by the steamers
Hodges and Texas. Ttcs bouts were
captured and burnt at and near the
mouth of Red river, by the Queen OF
the West, formerly a freight boat.
now extemporized into Yankee gun.
boat The Moro contained valuable
carg" OF army supplies bound for
Nicksbnrg, consisting Of 10000
pounds Of pork, and several hundred
live hogs, also salt The Baker had
discharged her heavy load Of proyis
ions at Port Hudson and was return.
ing when captured she was wooding
ten miles below the mouth OF Rcd
River. The Berwick City from the
Atchaialaya was ireighlcd with sugar
and molasses belonging to private par.
tea when destroyed.
The presence Of Yankee boat
was not suspected, and the surprise
WAS complete. The Moro was hailed
from the wharf boat, TO give her
warning Of the impending danger.
but the captain surprising that the
signals were made by passengers.
passed down and was caught about 8
miles below. The gunboau ,having
run down in the night, attacked the
boats before light, there was no diff.
Guilty in succeeding
Several G. 5. Officers were taken
on the Baker, the soldiers escaped by
wading through water breast deep.
before reaching the high land They
were fired at with rifles but being
protected by the darkness tn es.
capped unhurt.
This ia truly great calamity ut
THIS time, striking AS it doea at the
very life Of our cause. While we
do not believe that there was any
completely with the enemy. still we
must charge the Captains Of the boats
with great negligence and want of
iorcthought and diseretion.-Ca ddo
Gazette.
Rnmors had previously reached
Shreveport that one or more gunboa,s
Ind passed Vicksburg. and why i,
was that these steamboat captains
were not on the look out, seems to IA
remarkably strange. 1t involves that
character of gross negligence which
it is difiicultto distinguish from Grim.
inaIi,y.
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TABLEAUX WANTS.

VIII he exhibited a, the residence II Mr. Levin
Perry. on fr'liy night, 21Ih inst. by the ladies Of
the Border Church AID Society and dAhofs. for the
bsneiii Of our soldiers ADM s4.nn- 81 90.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

SA-. Our subscribers must bear in mind
that 10 ,hre weeks from this date, We will
erase The name Of every one who has not set
lied up,
FEBRUARY 9Th, 1863.
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MI of tiInIrr. !.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

| III ERS Of administration on the estate
II ol 6. W. Viyion, deceased, were grant
ed 10 the undersigned by the County Court
81 Harrison comfy Texas, pertaining to Is
iaies OF deceased persons, Sc, at the January
term u, 1863 This IL therefore 10 no.
tiiy al, persons holding claims against said cs
tate ,oprcen, them within the time prescribed
by law, ard those indebted to make immcdi.
ate payment,
JOHN. +. WIrlIERSFOON,
Administrator.
Feb, IL. s62. Moot.
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AN ONERsEEK WANTED,

by the undersigned, who resides IS miles
- east II Jefferson. Liberal wages will bo
given 10 a business man, who has no flmily.
SEABORN j. WILKINSON.
Jan, %. lS63 MT
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TOBACCO SEED

SEyERAL VARIETIES TuE GROWTH OF 1862
So sent ~ mail in packages nj 81 per pae h
age. For safe by
JAMES BURKE.
Dealer IN Books, secd.. &C.
Houston. February 1861. nla-u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

The Senate is fairly ~ wprk. hav
ing determined "a did the linusr, to
consider no private biIi except rs d,
vote Of three. fourths 81 'l,a members
Of that body Resolutions have p4s-
sed both Houses, rrudcrin, thank, '1
Gen. Mtgrudrf aud uur soldiers who
par,ipaicd Ia The late glr,sn battle,
There is.evidontIy.a desperation Among
the members # both bodies To- calmly
deliberate upon and nlup, such meas.
urea AZ they may deem beneGccut .
the people OF our state lud ! have
well grounded hopes that gput will
come ont Of the present session
We compile the following from tbe
proceedings II The ; nate on the dlh.
"a published n tue Telegraph:
Mr. Nasry introduce a Joint rp-
solution requesting lhe Pirsii Ht O.
place Gen Prize iu command ot tae
Tmrs Mississippi District, nl 10 scul
tbo Texas troups west .t 'ic M.s.is.
sippr rvsr:-rcal O. { time Also.
a o''' '' ~! 'p, ,''' ''.' 80 $3.50 N's
the United States H.urrrd 20 Conn
mif.co on Military Affairs
Mr Casey offered a resolution in.
strucJiug the Comm itce $40 Finance
to Inquire Into The prse,.cabllfy Cd
m am .ai - ,,a,lla.',-5.. .J''.1
u. I'm, i.,-..i...l p, I'm D.
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In. b, ,,l,tio, j., r.. Mn. 81.
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,;ou-- rcfs,,ed q, C.r,',.,. ~, f.I.
ci,ry
NJ, Whi,e-b;u 4, f,r,l.,rsy ..l
determine n. ppui.i.,.n, or t'.a
,rcasop
mo a,hi,;,ea IA t,Lc, rn e..
Il,nse ,rnre,dings.
n n
an, WI ''l"''g", tno ii'''"r Pro'.,''' 70
-'''b W W. ~. WV 80, ,''''.''' ." 5''' ~
'"' '''''' , ,i -, w ~ ''s' ''''DU'
, - .. i'"'"s' -, su''Ns''uto' -" 'n'
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- ''''"t ''' 1000 n. ~ va '".,' "n
''"'n'''oe '' ','o'r Lana ,''''Ha'
"'S,''' oa"P 40" J. an" n''ncit,
Oh o'"'p,,'''c .n '"'e'hh' improve.
'oo".r me7S's ron > h,'l Cuarl
w. i"on u" ~ yo'n''''''e On ieh'irh'
VA l.'' y ar WY oh 0.,ni"i''cc on
D'"''oS a,o h'CouN'"' MeHr's bag.
uy anu ',di oo"',''.le1 gn fno''c
" ,w heSS'H' t,,'ne'' l"utmtn'
" 'dc' n,."eho ana MeNee o., runhc
, ,,'' -, McS5 n, "',',', VS. thurman,
'" ~ '.o~e',S " n n'u ''un' ',i'",t'c a.
on Printing. Mcssrs Evans Afford
% lt'",,y, ne'hsl ena Thurman On
n no''' pu"''' "I 'to'y on Lana
Goodnight on Indian Af,,ir. Ncsa,s
Mckee and Afford Of Tnrfan, an
v y, p0 "a MeSsfs' JnhKer
~ 81" %, w" y, ,o'"' ~ vi 9t'lr
"n','7' m,s9'S' w A9', I ""l' hhJ
nhsn On gfpsseI liillA. Mtssrs.
hatlhows' WINS, Williams and llol
lahu Oh ufiIncs on ENROLLED Bills Mr.
bethrI on Contingent Expenses
Messrs Jnnker and liant nf l'ayelte
on slaves aud slavery Ncsars,
Kemp, Hooker, and WAY. on Roads
Bfidgcn and Ferries. NcasrH Hooker.
Goodnight and Thurman un Stock and
Stockralsing. Mcssra ArGGl BAH
McCoy aud Faote on Agr,cn;tural At
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

TINS h1w WAY 70 Saws rnEM. Cant q. n
Jackson. u Co. |. Coak's Regt., Tex Artillery,
was ghargod With having, on Of abeu, ue s,h Of
January, entered the fesidcnceof MIS-. Haukinson
near Galveston, and Of tubhias the same Of scg
'al trunks and other articles that be carried 10
with HIN one or more ar, les 4 clothing, vines
cigars gun. and Detfnger pistol " For these acts
he was arrested by this order q Gen. Marruler.
cour, mar,illed, found guilty, Ji.mis.cd frln tire
service, enrolled a. a coneap,. sworn lot, the
Confederate States service inl ordered 10 remain
at Camp Llbhock until assisscd 10 anne c,mna.
n.y. II this prompt mode OF punishment was car
red cot throughout the army. there would be-
Fewer complaints q lnsdacaey, We hope the
example will be Initiated
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sunscRiprIoN no Tnn REPUBLICAN

Money car - forwarded by mail at our risk
Goufe,irr,is bills. Comfy Warrants II adjoining
counties. Louisiana Bank Notes. and resss frrss
ufy warrant. received. We Will Ike no indlyid
4al shiupla SER. OF cut bills.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
NOVICE.

MESSRS. @. g. GREGG, & Co. arc
wi my authorized agents Tor all individual
business, as well az New Orleans business.
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS.
Feb, IL, lst3 MO.
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CITATION.
THE STATE or TEXAs.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CorNrr oF UrsHuR
H. tif StaH Of sad Coyaig Grs,'ln,.
WiltBkAS. james Christian. Admin.
w traitor Of the estate OF " +. Chr,.,,,,
deceased ha, flied in this office bis annie,
ton for partition and distribution IL IA
property ct estate Of said deceased ara
whereas II nppsnrs from said apfica,io,
that susan u. Morgan Is resident of Call
well Parish. Louisiana Mary Taylor Is a ros.
ilcn, OF RArhec County, Alabama, ard IoWi.
Christian i'a resident ot Bnfber County. Al
-ahamn, and lhoma. Christian il rrs,de,,
cf tie county OF Chambers and State Of AL
ALBANIA. non residents from the State Of resu
You are hyr,by commanded 10 cite saa
non-'esideni- by Inserting copy OF this eta.
ton in the Marshall Republican, printed !,
the county OF Harrison. and State Of rey,s
Tor four Successive W., k. to DE and appear
at The couft house il the town Of Gi,ner. on
The last Monday IN February. SG3. then and
there to show cause il any they have. why
said PARTITION and division OF the property OF
said deceased ,holld mol be had rs praycd
l1r in said application.
In IN, ail not bat dno return make az the
law directs.
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H'DQ'Hs lsr DIV. lsr CoRrs 7. NAL
fou SstfH Aux Jan 10th, 1858.
The Gcnteral eommAniing returns hi. thanks
70 ,he Officers and soldiers Of Nonroes and
trump commands, for the valuable Service rcn.
ief'd ny them, IN capturing the leader and most
u the ia~ess band ~ murderer aud robbers
lttely ierpetrating iheir crimes and ou,rages IN
The slpceni county.
fasing into consideration the destitute condl.
Won m these commands, (having not had for some.
ttnr pet change q ci1'hing. or an average oi
ti.nke' 70 We mani the service worn and laded
condition ~ their horses, aud the uuufeceient.l
severity 81 the sesther the energy dctermlna
hmn ,ni hiah -sa.e Of aa'y, exhibited nv both
efesrs ani men u these commands. entiile them
n the pfsis. Of their countgymen. and the com.
mediation u the Geaoral IN command.
By command u
nfy Cen MN GTyrI r.
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Andy Johnson's son Bob has raised Ten.
ns''te cavalry regiment in Ohio, which /. I'm.
nonnced ~ tho CINCINNATI papers as ready
for The field.
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TIC LATEST NEWS.

Riuvp.p Jan "A -pccial disra,cn
from Fredericksburg. sass that north N
da'gs o' Ore .1th. hly. he.n received Burn.
sld rrI.noi ari HooLcs IVES appointed his
successor,
Cod aivnfeoi in con sq'enee 10 one HIM
dred ard fy-iso
-tmara aud Franklin have. been relieved
Of 10 commands
tNTtASoooa, Jaa. la 1t Is reported
Gat Gsu Var Dom ree,p,1red Holly
sprngs. with zoo prisoners ad consider.
able amount 81 army stores TIN lbiri MOI
rau eita'ry ar. aid 90 have be-n almost an
initiated in the charge
Approved,
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NEW ADV ERTlsEM ENTS
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

4 LIKELY NEGRO GIRL. from rs
\ to - year, Of age. Apply To g. G..
Gregg y Go,
MRS MARY KEY.
Marshall Feb. 10, ls63 MI IT,
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Given amler my hand and seal
OF said Court At Giimer. the
l9ih day OF Janrury eighteen
hunlrri and siNty-thrye
JAS A. DERRICK.
County Court Of upshur GO.
SOD, NJ st.
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OrFicG CoNNANpANr Coysurrs.
LWye Rort, INK Dee n, l9G2
Tie following orders arr published for the
Information Of sl concerned
by command OF :. Cooper Adjutant and
Inspector General
II r. pANtEY, Col.
and Comdt Cousrrpts, District Ark.
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NIFUN, ITO. 7, I0NJ,
loan House met pursuant to adj
lournmcnt--roll called; quorum pres.
cnt.
Speaker appointed committee Of
three 10 act with committee Of the
Senate to investigate the affairs Of
the penitentiary.
Mr.. Flint offered a resolution 20 sus.
pend the Esiray Law TN months at.
tfr the war.
House still in session
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TO TIII. pl UI.IC.

II. ". TNN III.
lly.ian Fi,lds, Feb 3. 1868. nlg.4t.
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Sherif'S Sale.
A. & T. Shotwell,
Peter Haught

Ieter lauSHt.
BY virtue of writ of ven6itioui exponas to
me directed from the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in tie town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of ten o'clock y. M, and
four o'clock p. m, on
,Saturolag, the 25th day Of AprH, 1868,
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north east
quarter of section thirty three, township thre e,
range five, containing twenty-six acres. Also
the south half of the north west half of the
north west quarter of section twenty-seven
township three, range five, the beginning Of
said land at the north west corner of the
south half running east to the first hollow
thence with said hollow south westerly to the
section line, thence mort h to the place of be
ginninS, containing Eve acres. Also the west
half of the north east quarter of section
thirty three, township three, range five, con
tanning twenty-six acres, more or less.
Taken in execution and levies upon as the
property of Peter Haught, at the suit of A
& T. Shotwell s
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
.-.-,4 Sheriff, NJ. G. 0.
March 25, 1863
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settlement Accounts.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN Settlement Accounts have been filed in
the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
and that they will be for hearing on q
Saturday, the 18th day of AprH, 1868,
VIM. Milligan and J. B. oblinger, Executors
of Theodore Benninghaus, 3rd account.
Thomas l.. Frame, Administrator OF Asa
Blackledge. a 80 a
Thomas L. Frame, Administrator OF Sarah
Blackledge.
Daniel Brock, Administrator of Levi Brock
NJ. Korner, Administratiix OF Augustus
Korner. E
Marx Albert, Guardian to Stukey's heirs
George Smith, Administrator OF John d
Booth. -a54 &, -.
Thomas Nelson, Guardian to VIM. Il. & L
Probasco. gS .s
Frederick Muhlemann, Administrator OF An
drew Muhlemann.
Samuel Kent, Guardian to Roseberry Kent
JOHN S. WAY,
~ ~ Probate Judge.
March IL, is63.-4w.
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Legal Notice.

HlHE unkno IN heirs of Arnold Howard late
/ of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, will
take notice that Samuel w. Noll, as the Ad
ministrator of said Arnold Howard, did, on
the 7th day of March 1868, file a petition in
the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
the object and. prayer of which is to sell the
following Real Estate, situate in said County,
to pay debts
Beginning at the south west corner of the
lands OF Richard Angus, thence east with said
Angus's line forty rods to the north west cor
ner of the land of Casper Braun, thence south
with said Braun's line l20 rods to the south
west corner of said Braun's land, thence west
| 40 rods to small black oak, thence north
| l2O rods to the place of beginning contain
| ing 80 acres, and being part of the east hal
of section thirty, township one, of range 8
Said petition will be for hearing in said Court
on the sth day of April 1858.
| zs s. w. NOLL, Admir-.
March IL. 1S63.-6w.
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Legal Notice.

= -
ID EESE GRAY, Thomas Gray snd
- Lelburn Gray, who are on-residsnta
Of the State of Ohio, viii take notice, that On
the 9th day of February A d. 1853. fhsnas
L. Frame and David Blackledge. Kxee6tes
of Elijah Gray, late of Monroe County, ohio,
deceased, did, fle their petition in ths Pro-
bate Court Of Monroe County and susie q
Ohio, the object AMI prayer Of which - - sslls
as directed by the last will and testsDdnt -
said Elijah Gray. the following pvemissp sit
uate in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
Four acres out Of the south y est soeoer -
the south west quarter of section thirty s4yes
in township i've and range i've.
Said petition will be for hearing IN se31
Court on the 18th day of March 1858.
THOMAS L. FRANK and
g}aS 49, DAVID BLACKLRD0k R1so6.
9ssss BY W. F. Hrxssn. Alsy
Feb. Is. le63.--4w. rs - Z sss1sl sszsss -
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March IL, 1862
Sheritf.s Sale.
Jacob Kivert, ct. al.,

Jacob Kivert, ct. al.,
against
Margaret Howell, ct. al.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County O., Twill offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and four
o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 11th day of 4pra, 1863,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The east half of the south east quarter OF
section thirteen, township five, range five,
except q acres on the north side Of the creek,
containing TIL acres. Also, the north west
corner of the north west quarter of section
twelve, township four, range five, containing
81 acres. Also. the north east quarter OF the
north east quarter of section eighteen, town
ship four, ronge five, containing thirty-nine
acres. Also the west half of the south west
quarter of section seven, township i've, range
1--WE, except seven acres on the north side OF
the creek belonging to Thomas Evans, con-
tanning 73 acres. gs1.
/ Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property OF Margaret Howell and others, at
the suit of Jacob Kivert and others.
| GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
| Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
March IL, 1858. @
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Township Clerk, in Seneca
Township, Monroe County, Ohio, until
the Sth day of April next, for building a
Bridge across the Seneca fork of Wills
Creek, at Calais.
Specifications may be seen at the Au-
ditors Office in Woodsfeld, and at the
Clerks Office in Seneca Township. BY
order of Trustees of Seneca Township.
j. P. Spriggs TIP. Clerk
March IA, 1S63.-3w.
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ESTR4AY NOTICE.

Came to my house in Salem Township, on
the Creek road leading from Darlington to
Woodsfeld, in the fore part of October 1862
TWO HEAD OF CATTLE. The steer is two
years old this Spring-pail red and white
Ear mark of the steer is crop off the right
and under bit out of the left. The teifer is
two years old also, and Dun on the neck, the
body is whiteish and dun. Ear marks of the
heifer is crop off of both ears and an under
bit out of the left. 4E
JOHN H. RUTTER.
March IL, ls63.-3w.
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Claim Agency.

The subscriber has formed partnership
with ANDREWS, VANsICKLE and Mccoy, of Co
lumbus, for the prosecution of all military
claims whatever, such as back pay, Boanty
Pensions, &c., &c, The long experience and
extensive practice of this FIRM will it is hoped
secure public confidence. The subscriber will
attend at his Office on Main Street, Woodsfeld,
nearly opposite DR.. Smiths.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Feb. 4 1S63.-9mo. Atty at Law.
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NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
- ed at the Auditors Office, until the
14th day of AprI nert,
to contract for putting up trussel work al
Clarington Bridge. Plans and Speci6ca-
ton can be seen at the Auditors Office
Monroe County, Ohio. By order of the
Commissioners,
M. HOEFFLER, Aud. M. G. o.
March IL, 1S63.-4w.
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Legal Notice..

Legal NotlC'5,
DAZEL DENBOW and James Oenbow, who
ID are absent from the State Of Ohio, being
in the service of the United States, and sup
posed to be some place in the State OF Ten
nessee, and VIM. Denbow whose place of res
idance ia unknown, will take notice that Sid
nsr Starkey, as the Administrators Of John
Denbow, Senior, late of Monroe Comfy, Ohio,
deceased, did on the 10th day Of March 1861
file in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, petition, the object and prayer of which
is to sell the following Real Estate. to psy
debts, situatein Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
Lots numbered four a. eloven (l1,) and
seventeen, (l7,) in the town Of Lewisville, in
said county. Said petition will be for hear.
ing on the 11th day Of April 1868.
SIDNER STARKEY, Admir-.
By J. w. RICHARDSON, Atty.
March IS, 1863.-4w. =