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FsOm Arkansas.

From the following extract from a
letter, written by lady in Princeton,
arkansas, under date Of February 18th,
to her sister in this place, it will be seen
that the enemy in that State are great
ly demoralized, and that they are deser-
ting in considerable numbers.
Il hear that they are splitting up at
the North, and thousands Of their men
are deserving 'he army, and swear that
they will not fight against. the. South
any longer. They have deserted their
gunboats here on the Arkansas river,
and come up to Pine Bluff and give
themselves up to be paroled and sent
home, and you know the war cannot
last much longer at that, and it is true,
for [ have seen the men that saw the
Yankees give themselves up. A man
staid here last night, who told me he saw
a hundred give themselves up to his brig
ade at one time. He said that they had
been sent ashore to chop wood for the
gunboats, and they ran off. 10000 have
refused to 60 to Vicksburg to fight any
more call it a slaughter pen. 5000 de
serted their gunboats on the Mississippi
river at Milliken's Bend last week.
think we shall have peace this Spring.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-31

H Last Friday was appropriately
observed in this place as a day of fast
ing, humiliation ard prayer.
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f4g Be sure to attend the Picnic Ball
at Odd Fellows' Hallto-night.
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DIED.

70 OBITUARIES must in ell cases be paid in ad-
vance at the rate of CENTS PER LINE.
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NOTICE.

IN We have associated with in the
- Virginia Hotel, EC GENE &. PEYT0N. The firm
will hereafter be T. P. Peyton BIothers. We are
thankful for past patronage, and hope to merit
tinuauce of 1t.
Ali persons having claims against who are in
debted to the firm of Jordan & Peyton, or VIM: II.
Peyton Brother, are asked TO come forward prompt
ly for settlement. WIN. Il. PEYTON d BRO.
March 3I-6t
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{, ETTLE Uf!!
y The subscriber requests all
those who indebted to hin, TO forward and
pay him what they owing and requests those who
have against him to present them for settle
ment He also requests those having watches or jew
elry in bis hands for repair to call Tor them he in
tends to quit his present business.
Mar 3l-SC*-Vfn COPY. A. LANG.
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4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE
N The undersigned will sell at the late residence
of George K Saapp, deed near Stanton. or Thurs
Gay, the s,h dav of April 1878, tour Mich Cows 5
head OF Young Cattle 80 head of Sheep, head of
Hogs, Two horse Wagons, Cart. sefs of Wagon
Gear, Farming Utensils, Corn Shelter. Buggy and
Harness, t. gesher with all The Household and Kitchen
Furniiure OF said deceased
Also. ~ The rsqu sst of the widow and heirs, one
MICRO WOMAN ard one BOY about ID years of
age.
TERMS made known day of sale.
March 3l-tds GEORGES BAYLOR Admir-
WIN. A. BURN EFT,
CLAIM AGENT,
S1AUNTON, VA.
WILL give prompt attention in collecting aud
w prosecuting claims against and all applications
the COME derae Cover for back pay due de-
ceased soldiers. Apply at County Co@rt Clerks Office.
Mai H. M. BELL. N. K TRoUr,
Gen. j. ID. lMBoDEN and Hon J. B. BALDWIN,
March 3lst-6mOs*
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.
IN QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE,

STANTON, March 70, 1868.
have authority to have detailed for 90 days, from
Conscrips in this district such men | may select
for TEA MSTERS. None need apply to me but such
as can come well recommended for character and
qualifications. For such prove faithful, can
cure renewal of detail. Apply at through the
Enrolling Officer. IL. M. BELL,
March 31-2ts. Major Il Q. NJ.
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II sale 81 acres of LAND, near John Baylor's Mill,
about so acres cleared. and the balance in Timber,
adjoining the lands of John BAYLOR and Fleming Bali
lev There is a small building and several fine
Springs upon the land HENRY EDISON.
hfnrnh
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The President has approved and signed the act to
regulate impressments
Burnside has assumed command of the Department
of Ohio
By order of General Lee, Friday, the 9th, wa
observed in the army under his command as a day
Of fasting and prayer.
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CERV ANTS FOR HIRE

- EFt ANIS FUN A1hE
- wish hire for the remainder of the year, one
WOMAN with one CHILD. Also GlkL about if-
years age They servants OF good cnarae-
tiers aud qualities THOMAS WALhEh,
March 3l-2t* Near ~ w Hope
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THE HEIRS.

/ AND FOK SALE--I viii oler at public aue-
IL ton, Friday, the 10th of April next Cat Bru,e
q Peck's Auction Rooms in Staunton) 40 ACRES
OF LAND, lying Christians Creek, adjoining the
Lands of James w. Hudson. d.. s. Young, and 9th
ers, and bounded ON one side by the Scosvllle and
Staunton Turnpike ROAD. loo Acres OF this land is
IN timber the balance cleared and in grass. Any
one wishing to buy wood land, wo'.ld do well by in
vestng here, is within four miles of StauntOn
Two trips day could be made with ease. Terms, ae-
Fl, II. PECK.
Mar ALVIN cOpv ids
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lN Samuel Lambert, take notice that
shall, on SATURDAY the 9th of May next, at the
Dwelling House of Mr.. David Pence IN the county OF
to be read as evidence upon the trial OF cause now
pending in the county. court of Augusta In which
am plaintiff and you and others are oeendants;
No, oh aI-6t JACOB Ii. FLICKER
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L NEAR WAYNESBORO.-By virtue of deed of
trust executed to by Thomas j. Glenn on the lst
of March, 1854. and of record in the County Clerks
will. on Wednesday, the I'D day of April, 1853
Fon the premises, Wsynesborough, expose to SALE
the highest bidder for cash, for fourth cash.
and the rest in equal instalments of four eight and
twelve months, secured by well endorsed negotiable
notes. interest added and lien reserved the land
for further security, the purchaser may prefer
two valuable TRACTS OF LAND on the Eastern
side of South River, and the South Vest side of
the Turnpike Road leading from Waynesborough to
Rockhsh Gap. One containing about 13O Acres the
other, about 66M Acres, being the same land con-
yeyed to said Thos. Glenn, by said Thos. MeCarty
1t is good stand for a House of EGtertalnment-
Land very good. The title is believed to be unques
tionable. But acting Trustee, will convey with
special Warranty.
March 3l-tds WILLIAM w KING.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
for sale the premises the property in the town of
Stanton, known s"KAL0RAMA''-the late resi-
dence of Mrs. Maria Shelley deceased. The con-
tains Four Acres. and may be divided into half doz
more very desirable building lots, still leaving
that on which the Mansion stands large and with =
good and spacious garden. The grounds are highly
improved, and have them many varieties OF choice
fruits. The Mansion House is large and handsome.
in good repair and comfortably arranged. Standing
aside from, and little elevated above the business
Streets more beautiful or valuable homestead is
rarely offered In the market he terms will be made
known the day of sale. A credit of from two to
five years will be given two-iths of the purchase
money, the interest to be paid annually.
Mar 3i-tds-Viu cOpy THE HEIRS.
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The following official despatch received satur.
day at the War Department:
TULL ,HoMA, March u To Gen. s. CHOPPER, 4. and
G-Gen Van Dorm reports that Gen Forrest made
successful visit to Brentwood with his division. He
burnt the bridge and took all the property and
and captured eight hundred prisoners including tn
ty-fve officers liz lost three killed and five wound
ed. [sgnedI BkAXTON BRAGG.
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ID The subscriber will give
the HIGHEST price for or two hundred cords
| Of good CHESTNUT OAK BARK, delivered in good or.
der
N'rst smas jas M.ysE.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


Anthony Schieb & al v Theresa Ulm & al.
OHERIFF SALE.-In obedience to the command
- of of sale issued from the Court of ON
mon Pleas of Portage county, Ohio. and to me direct
ed. shall offer for sale at public ctiou, the door
ofthe court house In Ravehna said Portage county
on saturday The ina day Of July, A. D. 1868, or
about II o'clock A. NJ of said day. the following de-
scribed lands and tenements. to-wit: Situate In Ram
dolph township, in said county of Portage. and
bounded as follows to-wit One piece OF land situate
In lot 16 beginning at post in the west line of said
lot, thence east nine chains and i've links to post
thence north 1863 feet to tha place beginning, con-
taining two acres, less Also lot of land In
lot No. IT. bounded follows: On the east and west
by the loi line, south by land OF Henry Warner,
soutb by lands of t. Beans and others. contain
ing thirty -four acres s9-lo0 more oriess: Also
other piece of land situate in Lot No. &c. bounded
follows west by the center of the highway, north by
land now lately owned by Cline's heirs, east by
land of Philip eizell, and south by land Of J. En-
glehart. containing elk acres more or less Making
in all the quantity of 40 s9l0O. The above described
premises appraised 1892 90. Subjec TO the dow
estate of Theresa Ulm therein Taken on an order
OF ie as the properly o. aheresa oim q ai' at me
WILLIAM F. PARSONS, Sheriff.
M Stuart, Ppfs' Atty.
Snerf's Office, Ravenna, June 9th, 1868. 5w
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elEiIifia EIecffan.

THE MILITIA OF RAVENNAz TOWNSHIP are
Il hereby notified that said Township is divided in
to four Company Districts Each of the four arers
ming north and South and East and West through the
center OF the town, and known in the Village as
Chestnut and Main Streets-forming one Company
District The north west quarter of The town shal be
known as District No. ]; the northeast quarter as
District No. g. the south quarter District No
Sand the southwest quarter as District No. 4.
Said militia are further notified that election will
be held for the purpose of choosing for Company Of
deers one Captain, one First Lieutenant. and one
Second Lieutenant, in each of said Company Districts
the first Saturday of July being the 4th prox,
between. the hours of one and FIVE O'Clock P. NJ. oi
said day, at the following places viz 10 Dist. No.l
at the Office of VIM. Goodman, Esq. !; N Dist. No g.
at the warehouse of Smith & Freeman; in Dist. No
3. at the carriage factory house known as the old
church building and in Dist. No at the Tewn Hall.
BY order of the Trustees of Rayenna Township.
f Attest A.W. BEAAN, TIP Clerk.
1 june ~, 1853. sw l
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4 splendid assortment OF
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-01
UNITED STATES
Express Company.

rJ1HE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY hav-
i ing made arrangements with the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway, by which they have the exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express Goods on Express Pas
senge Trains nble Offer the residents OF Ra
vicinity better facilities for the forwarding of
Express Goods so far as regards time in transit and tar
i'll raIes than have ever heen offered before. g.
This Company have agents at all the principal stations
on the Atlantic & Great Western Railway Erie Railway
and connecting Branch Rail Roads, Also in all the cities
aud towns the Western States and by their connee-
tions with other Express Companies in New York City,
they enabled to forward Goods to alpoints N the
Ea a<tern Ststes. s-tT E--.E -t-.l y - .s
Notes. Drafts and Accounts collected; Money Jevelry
and other valuable packages Forwarded with dispatch
shippers of Butter, Cheese Eggs, will find it to
their advantage to pptronize this ine- =. - II a.
For rates of charges, apply to ANDREW POE, Agent
ONCE in the Store of Poe & Brother.
CHAS. A. DEWITT,
..5 t.-.Hf TEE Gen'l Supt. II"
Rayenna, April !, 1863. mt -r ...,T lszst 30
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- WJLLi "A Nj +. PAkSONS, d
sherih,s Office, May 27th, 1868. je3-5w
Taylor S Horton, Pl'fs Attys.
Maria L. Fitch VS.. Eliza NJ McElwain an

Maria L. Fitch vs. Eliza NJ McElwain and
- others. rs 5sE5zES st}E Is tftSi&<3
CHERIFFsSALE.-Ino obedience to the command of
y order of sale issued from the Court of ON
mon Pleas of Portage County, ohie, pursuant to an
order from the District Court of said Co., and to
directed shall offer for sale public auction. at the
door of the Court House in Ravenna on Friday, the
Sd day of July. A. 1863 at or about II O'Clock A,
said day, the following described lands and ten
ements, to witt Situate In the township of Nelson,
in the county of Portage, and state of Ohio, and
bounded follows Being part of lot No. 81, bound
ed north by the public highway leading east to South
ngton east by land owned by John Winans, south by
land now or lately owned by Franklin Maginnis,
and on the west by land owned by Polly Haunas, and
land now or lately owned by Nancy Smith, and con-
tanning about two and half of land. Az rais
ed at $500. Subject to the dover estate of Eliza
McElwain. Taken on an order of sale as the prop
erty of Eliza NJ. McElwain at the suit of Maria L.
Fitch. Terms, cash. e.
WILLIAM F. PARSONS, Sheriff,
Luther Day, Prfs Atty.
Sherif's Office, May 9th, 1868. je3-5w
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Publisher of the above Books.
VOCAL. MUSIC. WITH PLANO ACCOM-
PANEMENT.

- large assortment of new and popular songs, ball
ads Duets qaartetis, and choruse, issued every day
other tnere?', Lowrey; ssWhy have my loved ones
gone will be thee, sob, there's such
girl as mine,'' by Foster; ssMothers love rue.'
each; ssI hear sweet voices singing,'' Home is
home, Forget If you can, but forgive, by Thon-
as so cents each.
INSTRUMENTAL Music for the Piano Forte-sWe are
coming, Father Abraham. six hundred thousand
more Always look ihe saDny side.', Shall
know each other theref, &C., with brilliant Varia-
tions by Grobe, so cents each - 5.isa ~
Poikas, Waltzes. Marches. Quicksteps, Qnadrills,
&c. by popular authors. All kinds of Singing and
Instruction Books. Catalogues mailed free 10 any
address. Music mailed at the above prices.
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Aaministrator,s Sale of Real Estate.


pursuance of order Of sale issued from the Pro-
hRie Court of Portage County Ohio the undertaken
will sell to The highest bidder, at public auction on
the premises in ST. field Saturday July 18th 1863
about O'Clock P. NJ of said day the following describ-
ed real the properly Israel Young deceased
10 wit 2sN acres of land the west part of lot No.
50 in Snfeld in said County, bounded as follcws-be
1iing at stake in the line of said lot the g..
W. corner of j. Ey's land; thence s. S9S e. l3 chains
SO Inks the center of Frich Greek; thence the
center said eek he north line of Josiah Kens
Iand thence N chans 25 links, to west line
said lot; thence NJ @ 3. 10 chains, s5 links, to the
place d, beginning.
Appraised a 90.
Also, another piece being part Of lot No. 4s in said
township OF Sufeld containing q SO 0O bound
ed north by the widows dover in said lot 49, and
land of K. Martini east by The lot lines south by o.
tIale's land aud west by the lot line and said dover
estate being the balance of the 50 said lot 43,
owned BY said israel Yenrg at his death. set off to
the witew for dover. Appraised mt $11f3 IS 2
Both pieces sold free of fncumbrance, Terms of pay
ment made known on the day of sale
& b. YOUNG Admrs.
By M. sTuARr,s z
June ", 4w their Attorney.
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE
NUUE,EUDN.

Arranged as SOLOS, duetts quartetts and choruses for
musical societies, chnirs, Sunday school, public
schools, seminaries, etc. g sst4 7Assa 80
Shall we know each other theres Shall we beyond
the river7 Be tine There is beautiful world; Don't
you the Angels coming? Where liberty dwells my
country; Freedom, Truth and Right; We Coming,
Father Abraham Six Hundred Thousand More [nation
al songsl; There land of love Sorrow shall come
again no more Heavenly Home Come Sing TO ne of
Heaven Land Ia Sight Whittier Song of " The Plant
alton Negro,p We will Love Sunday School" Our
God is marching on God the Nation Fair free
dom's Morn has daWned at last, Over tho Monntain,
Little Elias an Angel, Willie's gone to Heaven,
Suffer little children to come INTO me. Bury in
the Garden, Mother, Come to thy Rest, Sweet hour
of Prayer &c. Price cents. 80 cents per dozen, 50
per 10O; postage cent each. In sheet form, with
Piano Accompaniment, IS cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't,
ssafTsgyi9 4St Broadway, NewYork, +
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$175.-New 7-Octave Pianos
TnE DAY SCHOOL BELL.
$4,000 COPIES ISSUED.

5000 COPIES ISSUED.
new Singing Book for Sch oos and Seminares, called
the Day school Ball. ready It contains shout 200
choice SONGS rounds catches Duets, tros quaretts aud
chofuses many of them written expressly for this work
besides Ss pages of the Elements of Music which
~ and progressive.
Among the large number of beautiful pieces may
be found, ssUucle Sans School, % - DON'T you he
the children comiBg,'' Always look on the sunny
side The little lasss and C. Little Lad pt0h, If
little bird,,,o Bird of beauys',. Pretty pair
tree, "Anvii Chorus,'' 6. Meet by the running
brook,r sc. It Is; compiled by HoRAcE WATERS
author of Sabbeth School Bell' Nos. and 2, which
have had the sale of se5, ,00e copies Prices
paper IS CENTS $40 100; bound 80 cents SIS
100; cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents, S3S perle0
IS copies furnished tne 100 price Mailed at tho retail
price. so tss9ss{4
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-01
Il. WILCOX & GIBBS
S Sewing Machin e..
Price, with Hemmer and Feller, $40.
The -WmLco g. Gins Sewing Machine Is The best
Machine, tcithoIt regard to price, fer .r-.sF ..s
FAMILY SEWING,
. BRAIDIsG, l.r rs-gE tf tGett tfli-
HEMMING,


.7assa2 1evea irl.H= coRD1Ne.
1t forms fat even and elastic seam, which is war
raned not to rip in wear, if the seam is cut at
frequent also under ali circumstances
patent device Of great utility to learners, pre-
vents the possibility of the Machine being run in the
wrong direction, or the balaHcewheel wearing la,
Another feature which deserves particular attention
is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which cannot be set
ssIs is empsatically the good, low.p priced Family
Sewing Machin that the public have1ong been wait
:. : 1t is indeed a wonderful production and, Tor
i-on with it."E Phi. E0enipg Journal 80
g. a mechanical won ."-Scientgfc Ah1eTfed7.
IS EsAmong the best and most serviceabe Sewing
Machines. Light aud elegantly finished, and so sim
pie in its construction thatit seems almost 1mpossl-
Bile for it to get out of repair. FtS6HTg Chronicle
g Has combined with its own peculiar merits all
the really valuable Improvements of the higher priced
nine ~ tbs ninion Of the comm,ee
fills more nearly the requirements of perfsct family
machine than any on tion'-FraHttfn l4si'uts
6 Taxing into consideration simplicity, cheapness,
durability, and doing all work. the eommltlee were
thread machines .'-PcnnsyU"nia State Agricultural So
c;ety's Report. tC.-E - stfa tt'A
We must, in Justice, express our confidence. in
the merits of the Wilcox d Gibbs Sewing Machine
We consider that great desderatum has been sup
piled by it, in proving, beyond doubt that Two threads
are not, was supposed Necessary to a good ma
chine, ,"-cristian dUocate and Journal jung 81 1860
!fss AMER much wear and many washngs, the sntch-
ing found to contain all the rouudness, evenness,
and frmness which are SO much admired at first =
NeU York Sn1s. .g.-.s-5ag + ST = IL = > 8 ~
g las evident points of superiority over allooth
ers."-Phiiadelphia Press. .. ..s
rience in our own ia miiy Boston TTGUetler'
&c The beauty and simplicity of its mechanism are
admirabie."-Ezpress- 80 l5 :. ,,.. =, s. -
No Sewing Machine heretofore introduced has, IN
short time acquired such well merited popuarl-
ty.'-CiHci.aGti Gazette .s--
&c We esteem it the best machine for family use
The stitcl is by many hundred
citizens of Phiiadeiphia. tyasffoys ! s.F--.iEl ~
tgSend for Cfrcular.-Gi-.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
sp 5ai& 24i sos Broadway, N. ".
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George "a. Furry VS.. VIM W Furry and

SsHERIFF SABE.-ln obedience to the command of
y an order of sale Issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, and to me di
reced, shall offer far sale at public yendue at the
door of the court house in Ravenna, on Friday, the
I'D day of July, a. 1868, at about QI) eleven
o'clock A.. of said dav. the following described
lands and tenements to wit Situate in the township
of Brim6eld, in the county of Portage and state Of
Ohio, being part of lot No. II in said township;
bounded north by land of Henry Berger, east by the
highway, and south and west by the lines of SAID lot
contaiaing I6h of land. Appraised at $42S, ,00
Also, certain other tract lot of land situate In
said township of Brimfeld, being part of lot No
lS in said township, bounded north by lot ine east
by land of Aaron Mallory, and south and west BY
land of NJ. D. Furry. containing twenty acres, mere
or less: Appraised at 5000 subjee: 10 The dover
ceeding two years. Taken order of sale as the
property of VIM. w. Furry and ais at the suit of
George A. Furry.
81 wILLIAMF F. PARSONS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, May 9th. 1868 je3-5w
Taylor Il Horton. Pl,fs Ait,Ys.
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THE ATHENEUm COLLECTION

contains between 800 and 400 pages of tunes and
hymns, and of the choicest kinds, for church
Sunday school, revival, missionary, temperance,
prayer and conference, and all kinds of sacred and
social meetings. The music in this book has life nd
animation in i, Shining Shore, for the
NE nisei beyond the Rserfe, sTbers is Beautiful
World y oKind Words,,, g Sweet hour of Prayer.''
There is Land OF Love- ner little children 10
come unto me God save the Naon,7 &C.. Prices
-sngle naples, bound, SO cents, $40 per 100; cloth
bound, Embossed gilt, so cents, $50 per 1Go Mailed
at the retail price.
4sl Broadway, New-York,
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Legal Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given to Thomas CT rk, whose
IN resideBceis not known, that /, administrator
of David Hughes deceased, the 20th day OF June,
1861 flied In the Probate Court in the county of Por
tage and state of Ohio, petition. the object and
prayer nf which TO obtain order of said court
The fourth day of August 1863 for the assignment of
dover of the widow of said Hughes, in and for the
sale of real estate owned by sal Hughes al his death
being the farm which resided at the time of his
decease situate in the township OF Palmyra in said
county, being part of lot number fifteen in the fourth
division of lots in said township, containing seventy
two acres, more or less.
WILLIAM BROWN, Admir-
of David Hughes, DECEASED.
June 90. 1861 24Aw s. sss-saS . &,ssrB