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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

I~fanterte dit 8 Banesien, $tuy GorSs. 1000
Nahn SufautsSte '1tt 8 0attesteS, Stuart'
Corps, 5000 Rapn &apaaerte NIT 1wst ftseen
ben 1attertsa; tsfanmen $4,000 gaan Snfan'
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fast, >ab Gptn I'D 8rdriittlstt Salber MAD
Charlottesville 1uvtdssle9en tabe. q u.
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psents flo tn 0ront non Stanss Gour.taus aus.
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octttstlbafte.
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yum 10. Cti.nbtr.
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s.n rdr urftrt daajt Arruv IN pufttrn unb1hs
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NIT iur,sm OtRrnpp. usbr 9 3 tn'si &C Ser.
rains n 70 etnt tsuo6fsr, eae - lnmcafth II
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bat. aubsr ben esuslhstsu 800 8efaaBeaen
tabsu MIR NOD 300 atma&t.
p,tlabelptta. 80. Rco.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

Der iaspueans snftrer 9.usAtn Ysrbs MID
|tsfrttsn. DIR B.tnb 100 f& ju,td.Fs'
ealAha4 9abr b'Saaa etns bsfuse Rantnabs
|Ts!Hs ~ S ". Ra6mtttass aqRtelt. Datr
F4eHli0 Fahhittn 0sfe@t tdnss III ptaxffSa
tn trsht boa Orange, 9busleaas AaiL
Der 8stns bate 5000 Rann Gaoautris.
epd, pertsta abenb uabrR gRptbY etnsu Ba
ssn,us rss; er I'D ion 8tanss eiation mad
unfertr 0ront tsusste. Gr srbeutete Is Waetu
100 Rluietl une Strtranut, ~ Daasn.
ia yer Bstnb wtriti.t $4,000 Nann fart 4
rtte e. f6 natlsli6 nur avs arats9tf&sn Hl6'
tHttn jurldjt,teu. anm. !. Hse.j
- nus 1enneFee.
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pss BE Jun &c. Etc Asbsdsn-Q auaus,te lis9l
,mtfHtu Cumberland Gap uub 4rcru,us. ater
DE Con munteascn NIT Butnibe II niht auiSe.
toben. eongRrseI tai nod f,ineh Pauptanauf
auf Die etaot gtmant, tneem e. tsins elnfttas
petition ilr fttne ArttQsTte bate. % ftstnt,
sae sr n'at arupptn ssnus bat um sins sala6'
" paesn.
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IN be. 0luni Hutt. unfsre Durtut II IN Or
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esn 4 Ranonsn unb uann 800 0sfdn8ens.
Sbsrman apanetrts tsuts uen 9pusrs StdIton
une fhxttt 1000 &ebsosu ats DIR Uts ten
Bruas ssnommsn Aa', IL nit Das.n. Commit.
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Braes fstns 9ruppsu Mot auw Sttafonb bsps.
ssn iann. eones Raoa1sris l,brts pcn elmer
trpsttttcn lduss Der 9%tnn.ftebabn ,urid, eli
,ra6rte bt.f.lSs Is Nstlen otsrbalt unit unt,r.
baib 9.nn.Gu. Gong n bm auA 800 @,iarstns.
unfsr Bsrlua bstrdst Ia, 8anlsn 5000 NanH.
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rld,u,tsbsn,. um 10 NIT 5000 ~ serstntasn.
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ae,tnas. eensarstt wtrt, psnn e. elmer totolen.
Risss.lase sn.seeen Wia. fetn 9sti IN BET 0lu0t
nod Bt'siut,n (uHsn mdatn.
nuS 0barleffon.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

ouC6, Wo6 m0n WUHIVeH IouWs HsVUss"'
icnpnn aud cine wuuenlteblt&s due
watl pom Htppfa&en tttft man bts'
an. (owte enc 10 slsaante uap rei6balttAs
auspabl pou 5pttlfa&ea, eae uaaa
pttter xinp wsrreu m6&te.
'w9. Die 6errsn Merttbaa hub &n'
rnbed babsn wisruum stns @snruu8 It,
eleaantsRen S&mudia&ep, lltrsn mt
flber3lanirtsr Daasen e1bdlttu: Gs II
( n>su 9bat f&pe. bts(t pra&t III ftben
unb uiat ~ faufsn. aumat nte preifs 10
ouesrorbeutlt& biuiA 1Fae. @h satbsn
Aueu. ets TIRE 2tsbsn f.suubli& 6spsnesn
wousn. In biefen Store sor3ufpvs&en.
Befonters fdr Gtftasseei&eafs bietet I'D
bier oues. pas Auae unp 6ua ue1tanAt.
Debet barf usu i'd btsr ba,auf perladen.
auf tae Haufe bseisnt n wsrrtn.
u Giue iejs lnraf@ttee etast -
stsfes Davenport. Da trfabren nit aus
ZEN snsltl&sn 8ldtieru. RAT Prof. Sale'
mon pdtrsnp psnieer Gage btsfslbf
1000 paar Brtlltn yt.iaut.
unb tae isssr 3duftr fe ffar sst unit
Ipreieudrtie bsfunten bat. @sun ID
ni&t eta RniF battnter asdt. unb aid
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bea Ssu @isberysrfdnftrn tsfaeN. 70 fstI
nln ia uetl II Dasenysrt ben &iueers
lfdsp BET eer 0sbuvt etae 0Iiae asf btl
Raft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

I'm rs. bssthssn 3tAmens 8ldttH -
tanetsn BE untonstruppsn etntss 8asisn NIT
eanbunAs.rupptn nab Sort eumtr. Gte fan
zen stnsn warmsn 9upfane. Sort Roultrt'
uub 8atterte Bee bomtarbtr,tu el.t6ut.ia bs
Ba,sen une ttsf.lten uutten f& uneert&tsts.
SADIE hltof lu.adltstsn.
au p: passsa Is 9cmbea In CHARLTON DIN
%etua,woritn unb 10 Wsbduee unstv oess we1tae,
b.fhdpiet. Das Bpmtaresment Sumtsrs utrs
fprturfttt. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

Die Rsbsueu ,tstsn f& ssssn Orange Court
taus lurud. DO ne ssrrdn9t werben, pstdsn
fe. Bis lest 10 10 bel S&armusstu ssb'tebsn.
De R.bsuenbsfasuus ron Grsoertdsturs fcn
i'd auf Rt6mene l~urudsyeSsa babsn. @tr
bab.n ben @se ueu Grseertdsburs mad Ger
benssius unttr un(srsv Gontrrus. Man rnsint,
bas ete BET 4anaoset Suuetou 5tans baltsn
neree.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Sale of Real Estate by Order of
Probate Court.

0N the 9th day of June a. u. 1868, at o'clock
~ /. Ma, on the premises, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate Gas the
property OF John Welten. deceased,) situate in
the county 0t Holmes and State of Ohio, and be-
ing part of lot number three, in section number
hve Commencing at the southwest corner of said
lot thence north one ana three .fourths dcgfees
east twenty four and seventy five -hundredths
chains To the northwest corner of Snd lot thence
south eiShW-oight and Onc-half degrees east
nineteen and fltS -hundredths chains to n post /;
west eighteen and forty hundrcdths chains to a
post; thence south eighty eight and one half de-
srecS east twenty -one and seventy five hundredths
chalns To n post thonce south one and three
t9urths degrees west six and fifty five hundrcdths
chains to the southeast corner of said t. thence
north eighty y-oight and one-haf degrees west
torty-"ne and twcnty five hundrcdths chains to
the place ot beginning containing siXty-twO and
seven nundrelthS acres more or less. Also, GER
tnln other tract Of land situate in the county of
Holmes and State of Ohio, and being Il part of lot
number thirteen, section number four, township
at the SOU cast co ncr Of said lot thence north
elsll! -clsht and One-hHlf degrees west sixteen
ana scNenty-elght hundrodths chains to "A post ;
thenco north one and three -iourthS degrees east
twenty-tOur and sixty eight hundredths chains to
post thcnce south eighty eight and one half de-
greea east sixteen and seventy egh -hundredths
chans TO the north -eas Of said lot thence
south one and three'iourths degrees west twenty
four and sevcnty-fvo hundredths chains to the
place Of beginning; containing fOrty-one and forty
seven hundrcdths acres more or less.
Terms OF sale, one third cash in hand, one third
IN one ana one-third in two years from the DAY Of
sale to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
MARY NJ. WELTEN,
=, Administrators Vf John Welten, decd,
May :, lsG3w4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Court of Common Pleas.

The Court of Common Pleas for this county
met on Tuesday and adjourned on Saturday morn
ing of last week. We give our readers the fol-
lowing statement Of litigated cases
Mary Corbus by her next friend, VS.. John C
Armstrong ct al-Petition to set aside will of
George Armstrong, deceased. Tried to jury
verdict for defendants. Notice for appeal given
Elizabeth King, vs. Keefer Croco-Bastardy
Tried 20 Jury-verdict for plaintiff. Motion made
for second trial. Question reserved till next
term
ID. f Perky, VS.. w. f. Cranz, Admr Judg-
ment forplaintffo award of referees for $47l,l
Jonas Priest, vs. Daniel Priest, ct al Error
from Justices docket. Judgment reversed and
cause set for trial in this court.
Sarah Bell, ,s. Daniel Bell-Petition for d-
vorce. Divorce decreed.
Asa Low VS.. Jane Hanna, It al.-Petition for
partition. Peter Painter, one Of the defendants,
took property at appraisement.
NinItord d. Price vs. Louisa Price, et al.-Pe-
tition for partition Property ordered to be sold
and partition made of proceeds.
Miller English VS.. Jenkin Mulvane-Judg
ment for plaintiffs on default for S23S,34.
X. X. Enos VS.. ]. Dolson-Judgmento on default
for plaintiff for Sl30,5I.
Elizabeth LOngnecker vs. Calvin Crow-Bas.
tardy. Recognizance taken and cause continued
The Grand Jury returned four Indictment to.
VII; siias Cheny, larceny; jeremiah Rudy, keep,
ing tavern without license; C. Authenreith keen.
ing tavern without license; James L. Drake as
sault' arraigned, plead guilty, fined S5 and costs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
legal Notice.

SAMUEL S, BURGER, II non resident of the
- State of Ohio, and who resides in the State of
the county Of aernsy and Stc af USa h%Hk or
the 2ith day Of April, A. ID. 1868 file his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county OF HOLMES, in said State Of Ohio, against
forth that the sa id Samuel :. Burger, on the 20th
day OF October, A. ID. lsj9 in the State of Calfor-
ma made ms certain promisory note in writing OF
that date, and then and there icliycrcd the same
TO one Henry Orr, thereby promising to pay to the
said Henry Orr, or order, the sum Of two hundred
and eight. dollars in four months from the date
per month and that, on the 18th day of August A.
ID. lsG2, said Henry Orr endorsed and delivered
said pr9misory note to the plaintiff, which is now
due and unpaid plaintiff asks judgment against
said Samuel $, Burger for said sum Of two hun.
dred and eighty dollars, with two and ono half per
cent. interest per month from the eoth day Of Oc
further notified that the said 18th day of April,
A. D. 1863, plaintiff caused an order Of attachment
Of April A. ID. lsG3, the sheriff of said county OF
Holmes by virtue of said order of attachment,
duly attached and levied upon the following des-
cribed real estate the property of said defendant
to wit certain lot or parcel of land lying a nd
situate in the cOunty Of Holmes and State of Ohio,
being n part Of the southeast quarter of section
number 10, OF township number in range A. of
the unapproprated lnnd in the military distr let
subject to sale at Zancsvlle, Ohio, being bOunded Il
ana bed as follows, to wit Commencing at
the south east corner of said quarter section
thence north along the original line of said quar-
ter section turty -four perchcs to a post, thence
west parallel wi tn the original lines Of sald quar-
ter section eighty perchcs and fifteen links to u
post. thence south parallel with the original
lines of said quarter section forty four perches to
post thence e9st eighty pcrches I'd fifteen lin ks
10 the place OF beginning; con aining twenty t wo
ana sixteen hundredt tbs Of an acre more or less
and the suid Samuel :. Burger is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said pet tion, on
r SeiQEo 5nf 3 5srd S"tHfg S!ie 5hH Ih G of
May :, lc63w6 BY WIN. REED his Atty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Bar Meeting.

bar Weeting.
Pursuant to call the members of the legal pro
fcssion of Holmes and other counties, in attend .
ance upon our Court of Common Pleas, met at
the Court House in Mi'lcrsburg on Friday even
ing, May 18th, 1863, to consider the death of the
Hon WILLIAM S. TASEyHrLL.
On motion, JOHN McSwEENEY, ESQ, was called
to the chair, and JAMES A . EsTnL appointed sec
retsry.
On motion of Hon. D. S. UNI, Hon. GEORGE
Bliss, c. +. WORRIES and WILLIAM REED, ESQ.,,
were appointed committee to report resolutions
for the consideration of the meeting.
The committee reported the following, which
was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God. the
great dispenser Of human destiny, by the ordeal
of death to remove from among us our highly es.
tecmed ard accomplished professional Brother
the Hon. WILLIAM 5. TANEYHILI. /; and, whereas
it is just and proper that we, who survive him,
should pay our respects to the momory of a de.
parted friend, who, in addition to well earned
fame in the practice of our noble civil profession,
wore the laurcls OF patriotic military defender
of his country's cause, and won the merit due to
an intelligent and able legislator and testify our
steem for the general merit of his character
therefore
RESOLVED, That by the death of the Hon VIII.
LIAM S. TASEYniLI, the fraternity of the legal
profession of Holmes county, the community of
said county and the people at large suffer be,
reavement which occasions our deepest regret.
Resoloed, That the family of the deceased have
our special and heartfelt sympathy in this, their
affective bereavement.
Resoloed, That n copy OF these proceedings be
furnished the family of the deceased, that they
be published, and that Hon. l.. X. CRlTcHFIELp
be appoi nted Il committee to present the same to
the Court with the request that they be entered
upon the Journal.
JOHN McSW EENEY, PreS't
JAMES A. EsTILL, Sec'y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
EMPLOY NENT.

The undersigned has, for several years past, been
gagged ia abusiness which has yielded him the rate Of
three thousand dollars per annsm and is willing
teach 1t to others. The business is of highly useful
and general character, adapted both TO cities and viii
age, aud one that any person of ordinary capacity,
young or old male or female, may acquire with few
hours practice, and by which they can secure Il very
handsom income Several young ladies who have re-
ceYed instructions from me- both In New York State and
Pennsy vana are earnlng upwards of SIS per week by
it, and there is reason why any class cannot do
the same. lnyalds even, do well by IT, as is no
peddng affair, but business that is perfectly respect
able. Gentleman and ladies leisure who would like
to learn the business for their amusement or pleas
ure, will find the practise OF it pleasant pastme and
one that they will take great interest in On receipt
of 81, will send printed Instructions by which any
person readily acquire the art these nstrnctos
will also contain evey particular relative carrying II
on that it will be highly profitable The purchaser OF
the prnted instructions vii also he authorized to teach
it to others aud have sometimes received as high as
s2O0 for techng 1t personally to single individual
would state further that 50 so So will buy every thing
thar is necessary to commence the busnes with, and
the articles can be got almost anywhere city or coun
try or, II preferred, furash hem, ApDREss AL
Word T. PARSONS No. 80 Liberty Sr. Nsw YoGK.
4i--m2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
OBADIAH BAER, Plf. In Court Of Comm

OBADIAH BAER, Plf J In Court Of Common
rs. Pleas Of Holmes CO.,
SAMUEL 5, BURGER, Deft. } Ohio.
notified that on the sth day of May, A d. 1868,
the mid plaintiff, Obadiah Haer. filed in the
Clerks office of said Court of Common Pleas, of
Holmes county. Ohio, petition against said de-
PENDANT, alleging that on the SOth day of March,
A. d. 1857, at Rough and Ready Mills in the State
of Calfornia, plaintiff delivered to defendant for
collection, three promissory notes Sgainst Swaims
Co.. of that dae lst, for t5O' at 10 days; 3D. for
s,GS 30, at days. 3D. for Sl5 at % days all bear.
ing interest at two and hal per cent per month;
ALSO the 3lst day of said month Of March, 1901,
at the same place plaintiff delivered to defen
of that date, for $500, due April ]. 1857. Also
note against Ingram, Morgan Il Co., of the same
date. for S32365 at 10 days, that defendant col
lccted all of said claims AT or shortly after the
turity of the same, that about the Let day of
August 1857, defendant, as agent of plaintiff, col
lected $500 of said John McConaughy on an
count against him. and that defendant neglected
aud refused ON application, to pay said moneys to
plaintiff but on or about the lst of January, lsjJ,
left the State ot California with said moneys and
went to and till remains in Mexico, and has not
returned to said State of California; that there is
due on said collections from defendant to plaintiff,
the sum of S71S2,33, for which he prnys judgment.
An order Of attachment has been issued in said
action. Said defendant is required to answer said
petition by the llth day Of Jul, A, ID. 1903.
:. K. HARRIS, and
BANCROFT X WORRIES,
Attorneys for Plf.
May Il. ls63-w6pfS736.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Commits
n siOners of Holmes county, Ohio, at their June
Session, A. ID. 1893, pray ing for the location of n
new county road, as follows: Commencing at n
point on the county road leading from Berlin in
Holmes county to Keen in Coshucton county, at or
near old road on the southeast quarter of sec
lion %, township e. of range thence nearly west
to certain white, oak'tree (nOw marked on the
north line of said quarter section; thence west
aUmg s oeen ie " thence west to white oak bush
on the land of Thomas Patterson and near a spring
on the south side of lot No. ,, in the Sd quarter
township, township ;, of range thence west to
the corner of lands owned by I. Patterson and j.
Conrod, in lot, township and range aforesaid !;
thence west along the line between lots and to
the county road leading from Altman's Mill to Mill.
creek, and there to end. -
April ], lS63W5t A PETITIONER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Guardians sale.

IN persuanco Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
l. Holmes county, Ohio, made on the 10Th day of
May, A. 1868, in the case of George keifer, Guar.
dian of Mary Ellen Troyer, against his ward, the
undersigned, will on the 2ith day of June, A. ID.
1863, ut u O'Clock ut noon of said day on the prem
iscs, offer at Public Sale the following described
real estate situate in the township of German in
the county of HO lines and State of Ohio to wit .
The one undivided fifth part of the east half of
the sunth-e east quarter Of section Ii, township $
ana range containing sO acres, excepting the part
thereof sold TO ID. kcifer, being the south VIZ 4
corner Of said section t. commencing at the south
west corner OF said half quarter thence east along
the said line to the road lead ng from New Bedford
TO MlIiersburg, thence along the said road to in.
tersect the llne between the said half quarter and
the lands Vi William tarver. thence south along
SAID line to the place of be Inning. And also,
will sell the undivided fifth part of the west half
OF the south -wost quarter Of section 10 township
3, range D. continuing - acres aud q lso the one
undivided t part of the west half Of the east halt
OF the south west quarter of section l5 township
9, and range D, excepting 90 acres, being part of
the southwest quarter Of section Ij. township &,
range ., commencing at the north east corner of
the west half of the east half of the south west
quarter, thence north eighty nine and onehalf de-
grces west htty-fOur perchcs to post thence south
one half degrees west 6C pcrches to Il post thence
four pcrches, thence north half degrees east
~ perchcs to the place of beginning All of said
rea! estate TO be sold subject to tho dover estate
of Elizabeth Troyer.
Terms of salo-one-third cash on the day of sale,
one-thlrd IN one year and one third in two years
from the day of sale; to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold, and the defer ed payments to
bear interest ut the rate Of per centum per an
mum payable annually.
Appraised at S6oUO'.
GEORGE KEIFER,
>, Guardian Of Mary Ellen Troyer.
May Goth, G3.--w w5pi$7 ,3s.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
y. ~. w. a g. Rail Rond.
DR.. Tobias, yenitian Linlment,

In pint bottles. Price 90 cents
$40 MAw ST., HARrFORD, Conn,
DR.. TOMAS Dear sir: have been Ia the livery
business for the last twenty yesr and during that time
have used all the various nments and lotions Of the
day, but never have found an article equal TO your
Venitlan Horse Liniment. have fairly tested II on
my horses In dstemper, sprains, cuts Calls, swengs
of the sllnds, ac as also for rheumatism on myself
and have always found II an invaluable remedy
Respectfully yours, q LITCHFIEID.
sol1 By all Druggists onloe, SO Cortlandt st. n. Y
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To Nervous Sufferers of Roth Sexes

reverend gentleman having been restored to health
in few days. after undergoing ell the usual routine Of
irregular and expensive modes Of treatment without
snccess, considers it his sac-el duty to communicate to
his afflicted fellow creatures tle Of Hence
on the receipt Of addressed envelope he will send
(ree) copy Of the prescription used. Direct TO DR..
joins N. DA0sALL, lsG Fulton Street. Brooklyn, n. y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21

For the Farmer.
MIR. EDITOR IL sec my name announced in
the Farmer as candidate for Sheriff wish to
say to your readers and my friends that believe
In the two term rule, and that am friend to
Sheriff Nelson. ! take deep interest in promo
ting the harmony and unity of the Democratic
party, for to it We must look for restoration of
the Union aud return to the peaceful days of
yore. Actuated by these, as well as other con.
siderations, must decline being = candidate at
this time. Those who have manifested their in /.
tention to extend to me their support have my
thanks for their kind intentions.
Yours Truly,
JAMES G. ELLIOTT.
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Notice 30 the Creditors OF Sam
ueI NJ. Keli, deceased.

ON the e9th day Of April A. d. 1868, the Probate
" Cou of Holmes county. Ohio, declared the
estate of Samuel NJ. Bell, deceased TO be probably
insolvent. Creditors are therefore required to
present their claims against the estate to the un-
dersigned Cor allowance, or they will not be en-
titled to payment JAMES HEBRON,
April so, 1863 Administrator,
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Justice of the Peace.

The Trustees Of Hardy township have ordered
an election to be held on Tuesday, the 81 day of
June for Justice Of the Peace, to take the place
Of r. Il. CRTcHFIELD, Esq. The Democracy
will nominate candidate on Saturday, the 30th
of May. Those desiring to be candidates for
nomination should make it known in tine to be
placed on the tickets