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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12
LAW NOTICE.
Notice in Partition. .

TO O o ID II U L. II z !, ANNAH
Il Shuts, Leah Long, John W. Long, Leah 4. McGuf.
fey, B. o. McGufey, Hannah etambsugh Solomon u.
stambaugh. Wilson =. 5tambaugh, Genum u. STAN.
baugh, Lueretia Il. stambaugh, ELL shuitz. Baltxer
shultz, Solomon Shutx Jonathan Bhultz, Lydia Laub,
Isaac Laub, Jacob Weshsfer, Barbara Weshsfer Han.
nah Ooehsse, Jacob 8. HollinRer David Il. HolIinger
Samuel Holllnger, 0stharne Gardner, Leah Rsfens-
barger, Mary Ann DIETRICH, Augustus DIETRICH. James
Curry, Owen Curry, Harvey Curry, Elisabeth Curry,
Sarah Curry, Amos Curry. George Curry, George ".
Purdy, Rmeline Wing Webster Wing Elisabeth Ernst,
Susanna Ernst and Susanna Sambsugh; You will take
notice that petition led sgainst you on the 10th
day OF November, A. D. 1858, in the Superior COURT
within and for the county OF franklin and State Of
Ohio by Solomon shuiz and Il now pending, wherein
said Solomon Shuts demands partition OF the following
real estate, witt Foityfour acres OF land situate In
Truro township, Franklin county, 0hioi being In nge
81, township l2 section 80 half section 50 and In the
north half Of said hslO section; Il being The same land
o to Hannah Shutz % her dover In the estate OF
Batzer shulz BY proceedings had in the Court OF CON-
mon Pleas Of Piapkin county, Ohio, which pro-
oeedines recorded In 0hancey Records book No.
page 36 10 which record reference 10 hereto made and
that s the next term Of said Superior Court the said
Solomon Shults will apply for order that partition
may be made OF said premises,
Dated this 10Th day OF November, 1863. rlglE
- SOLOMON sHULTZ.a
fy BmeHAx & ModunET, his Amys.
nov90-WHsn2 f atv4i 81 1f.ft.
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Sherif's Sale.

AS''''n b'"s'' %. a''''''n' Sal. in partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the Superior Court made at the October Term 1862
and to directed will offer for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House. In the city Of Column
bus, on
Saturday the 26lh day Of DsceAb Der, A. D.
1853.
At one O'Clock P M. the following described real es-
tate, situate in Jackson township, Franklin county,
A part Of lot No. Q in Daniel Morgsn's survey No.
1888, Virginia Military land. bounded a. follows Be.
ginning at the southeast corner OF lot No. " thence
west I36k poles to the southwest Of said lot
thence north 56 poles to poe thence east 3 poles
to white oak on the line dividing lot No. and Q;
thence south 56k poles 10 the place OF beginning, con-
rat the followDg conveyed By Joseph Barbee to Jo.
seph watts described as follows part Of lot No. In
Daniel Morgan's survey No. 1883, Virginia Military
land and bounded and described follows Beginning
Haughn; thence north 5e poles to post; thence east
27K poles 10 post; thence south 56k poles to post
In the center Of the county road In the south pe Of said
lot No. q thence west 27 poles to the beginning,
tanning ten acres.
Also she following real estate situate in Jackson town
ship Franklin county, Ohio, to wit: 10 survey No.
6S4 TO ny OF the west side Of the tract OF two
hundred ani wentysix that was decided to HsWs
Barbee, sen by the Bank Of the United States In No
vember 1885, which deed 10 duly recorded In said Frank
lin county, and hereby referred to said fifty acres, and
to be taken OF by direct lne parallel with the west
side line and will be adJouing 10 William Barbee's
land Said atty acres conveyed BY said Haws Bar
bee, cen to said Joseph Barbee BY deed dated Deem
the 2th, 1854. The st named tract to be sold sub
ject to the dover Of Ann Jenima orabb.
Appraised, the 20 acres, at SIt so per acre.
4" so " $500 "
Terms Of e.--0ne third OF purchase money paid on
day o, SALE onebird in year, and One,hird 10 two
years. with interest at six per cent? and mortgage
premises sold TO secure deferred payments.
GEO. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin county, o.
Printers fees % 90
noVl9-dltWtd
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A Rare Chance for Printers
and Editors.
A ElloURIsTSss y Wss |. ID.gE:MooRATIO !

NEWbRAFEM,
TN one Of the wealthet connes IN Bouthern Ohio 10
u now offered f,r sale. The county 10 always 70
liably Democratic By large majority, and the paper
now offered for sale 10 ths recognised tsnd the only
organ Of the party In the county. The ocaI patron
age aope Of the paper amounts 10 about $1,000 per
mum, with subscription list Job work and business ad
vertlsipg In proportion. The natefal Of the Office IL
extensive and excellent. As the present proprietor h
Of his health the will be disposed Of Al
great bareAin toa good Demoofst. '.''-
For further information, address the editors Of The
Crisis oS btatesmsns nov2o
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Master Commissioner Sale.

Michael Moriarty' Superior Court Of
,.niel Mortar. and otbers. franklin County, Ohio
I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Y the said Court TO directed, viii offer for saIs
public sucticn ut the door Of tho Court House In tho
~ Of Columbus, on .t..F
Saturday, the l2Ih day Of December, A! D.;
1853,
ono o'clock p. NJ, the following described real q
Q, situate IN franklin county Ohio, and In the Oily
C lumbus, 10 witt ~ tla
SIX feet on Water street and io5k feet on MubsrEi
an y,-
ppraised Of $3.50 ~
tw g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
u y.51td&4tw and Master Commissioner.
4 inter's Fees % 50.
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By order Of Hon. George W. Cate,
Judge of the of the 7th Judicial
Circuit in the State of Wisconsin.

NOTICE Is hereby published Of an order requiring
~ all the creditors Of Edward Whitock Of the town
Of Weysuwega In the county Of Waupacs 10 the State
Of Wisconsin, insolvent debtor petitionDg for the
benefit Of the act for the relief OF inscvent debtors to
show cause, any they have, be'o the said Judge o
the Circuit Court OF his Office 10 the town Of Amherst
In the uety Of Portage Ia the stae Of Wisconsin,
the 26h day Of February, AID. 1884, at 10 o'clock ir
the forenoon Of that dsy, why the prayer Of the pe
toner should not be granted.
Dated this 9Th day Of October, A. D. 1858.
JOHN d. STRAIN,
Atty FIR Petitioner,
Wey-Au.We'gt,
Waupaca 90. Wis.
October 81, ls63-vl0g
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Direct connections are made al Bellaire with
the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
And at Pittsburgh With the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays OK.
,epted) az follows:
MIGHT BXPREss-Leaves Columbus via Central
Ohio r. 3. 400 q. me-; will stop at sl stations when
signaledi arriving ct Belaire ct I035 M; Baltimore
500 q. NIL Washington City, 800 O.. m. Eight trains
daily 70 Philadelphia and New York; also at
Bellare for Pltnburg,i Harrisburg Philadelphia and
New York.
NIGHT EXPRESS via sTEUBENvILLE-Leaye
Columbus Gt0 q. MI Steubenvile 1910 p m; ar.
nves at Pittsborgh $50 p. M; Leaves Pittsburgh 4S
p, mt Harrisburg 800 Q. mj Philadelphia 200 m.
New York via Allentown. 1000 Q M; via Philadelphia
1880 M; Baltimore, ZOO q. M; Washington City
$50. q. N.
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBENvILLu-
Leaves Columbus, l020a M; arrives at stenbenville
500 m; Pitsburg, SOS pm; Harrisburg SIS Q. m.
PHILADELPHIA 1910 Q. m.i New York, 245 p. m. Balt.
more, 1850 q. n; Washington City, $50 p. m.
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO b. R.
Leaves Columbus BOO p will stop at sl stations,
and arrive ct Belaire, 1000 p ;. Grafton 255 q.
Piedmont. ESQ; Cumberland, s:35; Martnaburg I,45
Harper's Ferry. 1901 M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
70 New York daily. Arrive ct Pittsburg. $40 Q. m
Harrisburg, l24S p. ms; Philadelphia, $685. New
York. 1000 p. m; Baltimore, $40 p. m.i Washing.
ton oily, $50 p. N. 4sa
I. A. HUTCHINSON,
General Pass Agent.
November II, 1883. 7T-E
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DHNNIsoN HOUSE, .
Fiith Sc, between main & sycamore
l'h CINCINNATI. OHIO. d

SSH'1s iSs. \. s.EHis. sAssnSnh .rsopr'ser..
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To Indianapolis Direct witt out
Change Of Cars.
Winter Arrangement.
1863. 1853.
COLUMBUS e
49, ggEsL lllEl q: d a A
AND
INDIANAPOLIS r. r. II IE,
For Urbsna, Springfield, Dayton, qua,
Richmond and indianapolis.
Through to Indianapolis
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CA s
and bu. one change to Louisville, St. Louis Chi 60.
On and after Monday, Nov. 16, 1861,
Trains will leave Columbus as foliown
FIRST TRAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS, at les q. M, con. II.
ipg direct at Piaus at 4:35 for Troy and Dayio a;
Richmond at $3.50 for tudub q, LoRansport and OF -.
60, apd at Irdianspclis at 025 for Louisville, re
Hsute. Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis lafayette, spr g
neld, Quincy, st. joseph, ohisago, and all ives N
aud northwestern points.
SECOND TRAIN.
URBANA AACo0MM0DATIrN. OF 700 n, ci,-
Meeting At Urbsna at 80 for Beilefontaine Kent
Ca,sy, gindlsy, Tfhn, CLYDE and sGudusky.
THIRD TRAIN
INDIANAPOLIS BXPREeS. at I:40 p. M, ccnueo
ing direct ut Milford, South, for Mocha uicsbufgs
Springfield, ADD hor,h for Marysvlle and Delaware
Urbana at 345 for Bellefontaine aud Huntsville {
Plqus ut sos for Troy. Dayton: Union, Muncie |
Winchester, at Richmond at 7:25 for Anderson. l..
"a sport Peoria and Chicago, and at Indianapolis
1928 for Louisvlls et Louis, Chicago, and all Weser
ciljes.
FOURTH TRAIN.
PIQUA EXPRESS, at Sis D. NJ, connecting at 81 :
with Dayton aud Michigan X. B. for Lima. Bt. WsyL
Chithyo. Toledo and Detroit. s.
TTrhe las q. m. train Of this line Is the oni
night train from Columbus for indianapolis, Ter
Haute, Lafayette aud Chicago sod the western cities.
Sleeping Cars are RIM ON Night Train,o
This q the only Though route between Columbu
and Indianap and the only route on which
THR0UGH TICKETS
The Cars Of this Line start from the Depot on y
vest side OF High street, opposite 10 the Cincinnati
Depot.
On this route there no change Of Cars between Co
lumbus and In dianapolis and no other route withou
changing Cars exists.
II FBuy Jour Tickets Of the Columbus and Indian
apolis Depot. thereby avoiding change Of Oars al
Richmond. ~
IFFor Tickets and any Information, apply at the
ONCE, OPPOSITE TIE UNION DEPOT, Columbus. !
II. g. CAREY, General eup't.
General Ticket Agent.
Il. B. BIGELOw,
General Passenger Agent.
Columbus, Nov. "a 1s63-dn
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THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN REPAIR.
Il ED and RENTED throughout and % now open to the
public. TheproprieoTs, recently OF the Goddard House,
Msysvie, Ky, solicit the patronage Of the travelling
community. No pains will be spared 70 give satiaac
tion To the guests Of the House. q lei-ss3-G
00RBIN aALLBHHB,
jos. r. PERRIN.
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Attachment.

Attachment.
John W. Miller, Plaintiff, Before George w. Mesker,
vs. Justice Of the Peace OF
Edward Mccormick and Mon grmery township,
Par Chhsman. franklin county, Ohio.
nN the 2sh day OF November. A. D. 1868 said Jus-
" tice issued an order Of attachment In the above
action for III. sum Of two hundred and elghtyh dol
lars ts2s5 0O)
}. W. MILLER.
Columbus, Dec. Q, lso3-dsc3-w3T
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1859, n. 1863.
wtnrER ARRANGEMENT.
TiME CHANCE o.
Great Northern b Eastern Route
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
alfm5a "a e2f AHD
OINOINNATT
l@NM
r Al j. R O A D.
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
HKcEPT SUNDAY.
Prom coluubus, in oonnss.ion with Trains on the
IA rTLR MIAmI AND OOLU mBUs
AND XEWl IA RAILROADS.

HIRaT TRAIN.
= NIGHT RxPRuee-Lesyss Columbus st 3i50 A.
NJ Nu stop at Delaware, Ashley. Oafdngton,
Qljssd. Gallon and ct al stations North Of Gallon
arrivins at Cleveland ct $50 A. NJ. Dunkrk 3l5 r.
n. BuGao $40 P. NJ, New Yort Ii:a0 A. n, Boston
a5o p. M, Chicago via Orestllne, 1890 p NJ, Pitts
huyg 10 p, NJ. Philadelphia 1:CO A. NJ. Chicago via
Grafton atlGsoP. NJ,
snooNp TRAIN.
sNKW YORK HxPRBss-Leaves Columbus at 1890
a, n. win stop at Delaware. caIdinglon, Gallon
O,sstiipe Shelby, New London. Wellington and Graf.
I'm: arriving at cleveland a2 SOC. M Dupkirk 6;l7
p q :, BuRsio o:40 P. n, New York e4s ?. NJ. Bog
-. as p. M PittsburE via orestne At 7;sO p NJ,
PhIlsdephia l0a0 A. M, Chicago via Grafton at A.
n. lsss
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND BxPREss-Lsaves Columbus at 300 P.
N. WIN stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and at
aaism New London Wellington, Grafton and Bersa;
ssriyipr at Cleveland ct e0OP. M, Dunkirk Gf6 A.
n Bunalo lQ0 A. n i, New YORK 0:30 ?, NJ, Boston
ass n. M, PittsburG via orestliue at 2:2e NJ,
RA.d:IDh. $40 ,e 3. M Chicago iO4o A Chicago
CONNECTIONS.
A Delaware with springhsld Branch for Springfield
al orssins With Pittsbareh r. wayne and ohicago
lsiroad for Pttsburgh, Philadelpha and Baltimore.
AI, sSslby sisn sandusky Mspsasld and Newark Rail
yesd for all points on that road. Also, fcr Toledo and
Chicago.
AT irnfton, for Toledo. s.r..-..-..,.-
Al Ole, Gland. with Lake Shore Railroad for 1rie
runhirk. Buffalo. New York and Boston.
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NOTICE

The following Executors. administrators ana
Guaddians have viled In the Probate Court of Ash
land county their accounts for settlement, to-wit
Partial Acct of Robert Alaicom Executor o.
Alexander Malc,n, deed
James Campbell Executor Of vii
liam McCuen, decd
Isaac Stul Exeeuter Of Lewis Rob.
samuel EeheIbsrger Executor o.
John Hough, d.c'd lGso =
Final Acct OF Edmund In gmand Exccutor Of An
drew Newman, decd
D.9. Templeton Executor of Bar.
tram Cook, decd.
W. J. Vermitya and Thsmas 4.
States Executors ofWoodard States,
william Gsrrs. Executor of Jacob
Parrot. dead
Partial Acct Of william Garret Admir- of George
Final Acct Of Edmund ms mand Admir- of James
Simonton, decd.
james Hite Adm'r of Daniel Coss.
be decd.
=" Isaac Mason Adm.r of P arvin Nil
go, Ter, dec'd.
Lewis Miller admir- Of Eunice Mil
Ter, decd.
John Van Nest Admir- of Abraham
Ecker, decd.
3 -" Joseph Cubison Adm'r Of John
t+rg4 a Cubison, decd.
Alexander Nelson Admir- Of John
Nelson, decd, sys sf
Partial and Final Accts of Perry W. Frink Guar
dian of Jacob G. and Margaret A.
Partial and Final Aocfs of Joseph aongaway,
Guardian of John and Christian
Eighinger.
Partial Acct James Waggoner Guardian of William
and Mary j. Waggoner- 54ds
John Silence Guardian Of Luther
sa 81. Fast.
vs William A. Beck Guardian of Ma
- ry A. Faulkner.
Peter Heifner Guardian of David
Heifner's heirs.
90 /" Joseph Grosh. Guardian of Joseph
and Catharine Winters.
Jonas Motter Guardian of Sarah
Ann Metz.
Jacob d dimes Guardian of David
s. and George WtsBenage.
I" James Scott Guardian of Martha
A Davis.
Thomas Budd Guardian Of Alnozo
Humphries.
Harvey Roberts Guardian of En-
erson and Mary Roberts.
" John n. Livingston Guardian of
John l.. Livingston.
!. Samuel Cutler guardian OF David
- and Mary j. Woods
Samuel Cutler Guardian of Henry
Shinabarger's heirs.
Final Acct of Robert wilson Guardian e Charles
P. Mary E. aud Lucinda Wilson.
"f3"1 John By er's Guardian of Mary Ann
John Price. = 1901
James Coe Guardian of Henry
Butler. e
Sarah Mecrory Guardian Of Har-
sHa rison and Nancy MeCrory. 10 /
Levi Oswald Guardian Of Elias
tr sees Heckert. Be se
Go Esvid Dillier Guardian Of Margar-
ct NJ, Staver, 1t lss
nd the same will be for hearing in eAid Court en-
Ionday the 9th day of JnlyA. D. 1862 at 10
clock a. II. 9s
June 10Th, 1868. ae 2 : D, JONES.
.sz PROBATE JrooE'
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How QUE suaaEsr1oN rs rRrArEp

How Qua SUGGESTION Is
THE 1LEAauERs."-The suggestion we made
some days since to the /" Loyal Leagues and
!" Union Leagues" which are spread broadcast
over the country, to go in a body into the ranks.
take the musket and go right down into "Dixie,'
and thus by overpowering numbers put the re-
bellion downsat once, meets with no response
from any of them, or the papers in their service.
It is not the object or purpose of these odious
oath bound secret societies to furnish volun-
tcers from their ranks, for the service of tie
country, however much they may talk in that
way at " Union /" meetings, on the sire ct cor
true Union men keep a watch on the leaders
in these leagues and note how they will
skulk from duty.3They are at home engaged
in abusing and misrepresenting their nsighbors
but they will never face the rebels in battle
ray Ohio sS~taeesnan.A
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T Democratic Club Meeting.
The Montgomery Democratic Club met on
Saturday evening, Tune IS, 1853, at the Court
House pursuant to adjournment. Tho Club
was addressed By Messrs. JAcoBs, KNApPa and
CRANE. The meeting was largely attended,
and good feeling prevailed. At the announce
ment Of the nonination of G. l.. Valiandig-
ham for Governor of Ohio, the Club resposd-
ed By cheers, indicating that the heart Of the
people is with him ID bis exile, and that the
ballots Of Z FREE pEo1LE, the OF
Rec Speech, tie Union and the Constitution
as they were, viii be hurled in the face OF the
foolish despots in Washington City at our
next election. ss.e
w. b. McCarty, Esq offered The following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted !:
Resoiped, That the ticket Just put in nomi.
nation at Columbus by the Democracy of the
State and the resolutions adopted by the Con-
%vention. come as a CLEAN of light through The
rifted clouds of rebellion and despotism which
90 long have palled our political sky.
Resolved, That IL the triumph of that t:ck-
ct and the vindicatiop of these principles are
the last hopes for the perretuation
# free government and that it is the solemn
duty of every man who would not see the fair
est fabric of humane government a. crumblipg
ruin, to eiid himself for the conflict and en-,
er the conquest desermiued to conquer. so95i
Rssoheea, Tha, the Democracy OF Ashland
end greeting 10 the Democracy CT the State
ledge themselves that they can be drawn
IN at sight and that their proud position will
'e maintained undinchingly.
An election was then held for officers of
GLIB, which resulted thus President,
Bryte, ESQ, Secretary, Geo. W. Hill
corresponding Secretary, I. J.. Crawford
treasurer, Col. Geo: W, Uric. sd
Club adjourned to meet on Saturday even
ng, June 9th, 1863, at the Court House,
'hcn it wi be addressed by some cormpetent
D. BRYTE, President.
G.. W HILL, Secretary.
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Losr.-On Saturday the 9th inst, between
Ashland and Shelby,an ! d-fashioned leather
pocket book, continuing a one dollar bill, 80
or 40 cents iu postal currency, two certificates
of deposit on the Ashland Bank, and two prom
issory notes; one on Jacob ]. Miller, for 1884,
so, the other on William Nelson for s34 or
st4 dollars Any person returning me said
book and contents or giving information
where it can be had will be literally rewarded.
Ashland June 9th, 1868, PErER Morn.
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TNuE above named Defendant, John C. Myers.
resilient of the State of Illinois, will take no.
tice that the Plaintiffs Aforementioned did, on the
21et d,y of April, AID, 1868, file their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and fer the
county of Ashland in said State Of Ohio, against
tn, said Defendant, John C.. Lfyers. TO recover the
sum of six hundred and hfty-fve dollars and nine
teen cents, with interest upon the same from and
after the 9th day of january. A..D. lS554money
due and payable to the said Plaintiffs by the, sal id
Defendant. John c. Myers;-that an order of At
tachrAent+ has been issued upon said claim, and the
said John c. Myers is hereby mott sed that nc is
required to appear and answer said petition on =. r
before the 9th day of June, L. 1868. .
z JACOBS & KNAPP, Attys fer PINS.
81 Az, n 1891. no IH14hfEss4 AA9@Ht -
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8 5000 RIoRE MEN WANrTD.-We notice
that Gov, Tod has issued his call for thirty
thousand more men for this var, and he also
informs US that he 1Tod) has assured the
President that Ohio will respond promptly to
the call. In tn is our patriotic g Governor may
be correct. but We think in order to make tho
ttiag sure, be had better draft the Abolition
Convention which meets in Columbus to day.
When the of6ce-seeking Abolitionists show a
willingness to fight, weshave no doubt that
the honest masses will furnish their quota
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

N pursuance of an order granted BY the Probate
AGourt Of Ashlsnd County Ohio. 1 will offer for
sa lie NJ public aEction on Satur lay the 18th day
of July 1868, at.4 o'clock P m. upon the premises
tn Q following described real estate situated in the
CO unity Of Ashland and State of Ohio, to-wit /. .
dwelling house and about one acre of land off tho
N. W. corner of the N. W. quarter Of section mum
Der %, in Green township in said county, appraised
ut $3.50. also the e ! OF the N. w, I of the 2 I of
N. E. quarter of seciien 90 in said township nd
county. containingt ten acres, appraised Mt $500.
Terms Of sale: one third in hand, one third in ono
year and one third in two years from the day Of
with interest. the payments to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
PAUL OLIVER ADMIT of
I. K. ERgnasn deed.
June 10Th, 1893
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S. sAMPSEL. Mayor
For the Union.

~ For the Union
Dir EDIToR:-Under the caption of ..Ex-
hibition, there appeared a. article in the
Usion, of May 18th, supporting TO be an aci
count of the exercises as7the close of the com
mon school at Loudonvilie, which is so grossly
unjust to aiEeugaged. bath teacher and schol-
ars, that it should not go uncorrccted Who
ever "Sojourner" may be there is sufficient
evidence in the first sentence of his article to
convince the most careless reader that it was
not the eaboiitionism" of the exercises which
hurt him SO much as tie ~cnvious spiteful dis
position, of which pigmies can always boast.
Being present on the occasion in question,
and feeling a deep interest in the CONNER
schools of cur county it gives me pleasure to
express Iay appreciation Of the perfor mances.
The graceful manner which characterized each
performer and the distincts articulation peculi.
ar to all, gave conclusive evidence of the abil-
ity and faithfulness of the teacher, Miss. f..
Stewart. whose trust manifsstly had been faith
fully Fulfilled; and VII .ns@sojourner" seeks to
traduce merit and worth, nnder the guise OF a
side issue, trust the good people ef Ioudon
ville,Ss Butternuts' and ell, will brand him
with the marx Of Misrepresentation. The exer.
cises of.,hat evening were universally applaud
ed, and when aSejeurner" states that they were
..loathsome and obnoxious he knows it to be
as false as his own assumed importance
Though he feels deeply on the war question,
(yet not perhaps as deeply as he didlupon a
certain occasion, when begging not to be dealt
withsaccorling to his deserts9 it seems to grieve
him sorety that scholars preparing for a "com-
mon school exhibition" should make selections
to suit themselves, without consulting his re.
fined taste.
That every "sentiment oridea" was tainted
With Abolitionism is simply false, and there
not a parent or friend present at the en-
to which they had been invited
left we'll pleased with all that transpired
The Paper, read BY Mrs Jennie Bull, was a
to the Editors and the contributors
The high literary tone Of every piece was COM
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