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lLEVELAND 8 KRIB 3. F.
sOMMER ARRANGElIENT.
On aud after Monday; April sath, Is5s, P@sogsl
Trains viii run - follows;

On and after Monday April sath, IsSs, PEsogez
Trains viii run - follOgs
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
go A. M.-DAN EXPRESS TRAIH-3tollDE ct
MiloughbT, Psinesvills, aeneEal AsAtabulAi
Oouneaut ana lilr1rd onIy, ard arrive at Ertea
l:E3P.ns DunklfE At 3st3 r.M; Buffalo 81 5.l0R.m.
lso0 P. M.-ClHClhNATI EXPBESS-StoppinR At
PaiuesVille, AshIabula and Girard only, and ar
Eiyes at EEie 100 ?. NJ Dunkirk $50 P. n; Buiia-
40 P.H.-MAIIrANDA AOCOlIHODATIOHTRAIN
stopping at all stations sud arrives ct Erie II
e,l5P E.-EIGHT HXPREss TBAIH-stopusns q
PsinasFills, AshtabulA and qirard only, and ar
rtves at Erie 1t lus A. n; Dunkirk 10 A n;
Buffalo 4:20 A. =.
LAAFH HRIR
Lls a. H.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-ss0DRAg =
Girard, Ashtabdla and Painasville only, and ar
rivea at Cleveland at 4:lB An.
5=51A. EMAIL AND ACCOMMODATION KRAIh
stopping at al stations and rfVes ct ClsEs-
gs55 A. H.-rOLEDO EXPIRES -StoBpiEg at all sta-
tfOng except sWanville, Sayurook, UnionTille,
Perry, alsntor and Hiekhnes and arrives at
IZ3P. n-DAT EXPRES5 5TRAIH-Eto7ling at Gi-
rard, Oonneaut, Ashtabula, and PainesTills
only, and Arrives In Cleveland ct 4:55 P. n.
- Second Glass Cars ars rIn On Al through
Trains.
=An the trains E0lnS Westward eoaHsst q Osselsna
natl, indianapolis, ST. bouis, &c.i and AL through
trains going Eastward, connect ct Dunkirk with the
trains Of the N. Y 3 u Railroad, and at Bualo With
those Of the New York Central and Buaalo 4 New
Niagara Falls &C., and at Erie with trains on tbs
Philsd5lp phia and Erie hnilro1d.a
DI-DaY Express, East and West, ccnnectE At GiraEd
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Bailroad tor
LnesTills, meadTillo, jamestown, ao.
liI-T Frl ~ Il. .NOTTIHGHAMs 6up't
Cleveland, April 10th, 1853.
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NLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B. B
&WW


1853, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and altar Monday, April 10Th, 1883, Paslsng9
Trains via leave Cleveland as follows SUNDAYS
s.ISn wzCBIoAeo ExPRrss-stOvs =. BsrsG
roeVille. Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Elmore and
Genoa, and arrives at Toledo s.sOAH.i and Ohi
400 SSs0UfE sRH AIAIIs-stops st al stations
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo
-b.lo ?. H.-NORTHERNA AAIL-stoys 81 Al station
on Northern Division, and arrives at sAndu1k'
-s9O :. P.'4s;3FELEGBAPH = ~ + RxPRHss-
BsiisTus, Cisde, FREMONT and ElIaOTsl and sE.
TiVea At Toledo a. s:40P. T., Chicago st I;seA'n
CONNECTIONS.
fonneetfona are made Al EICurosVille with the San
NaR5sld : HsEa5E H; ( e Slyass d Eise T4t955t me
a6 F4soSt SorssIR q &; aaf 1Sa1S q n2s' SSd TO
the MichigSn Solfhsru iTSIoseo- DetToit JaoI
lsdo g Wsbash Railrosds sor -, --sts, 0.iro' Al.
on 81 Lous a1a al E0iHts RsSt,' Korsa, ans
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo ana thr
West as 80 A. H. 3s30 ?. r., and s:25 ?. n. From
seldnsky g - Al Il. D. RUOKEBs SuD't
NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGR
" BAL LBOAD.
SO. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Isss.
10 take eject on Monday, April 18th, Is1s. Trims
Leave Cleveland daily lSundaTl excepted as follows
800 :Oo4;E;;-!MAIL-Arrives 4; at New York 600 A. \.
Philadelphia 5; o A. r.; Baltimore 6:A5 A. NJ
Pittsburgh 3;2o P. H.; Wheeling 4:55 P. n; Hs1
Philadslphis 7.30 ?. n.
l;l5 P .a.-EXPRESS-ArriVesa New YSrk 2:ao ?.
n; Philadelphia 1854. n; Baltimore 11:OO n
Pittsburgh sO6P. NJ Wheeling 6;2s A.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and MI
leTgburgh. lI.H -H1I
Morning Train connects at Bavenna with A. sc.
W. Railroad Train for all points on that road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New York
/ (Via Allentown, } without change.
- Fare a1 low a. By any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket once Meddell House. at the Depot or 81 the
I Enolid-EtF0et Station.
| y r RIYERs @ 2. AzsHf. April o
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j A III 10 Isl.

From the celebrated mandatory OF VIM EHABE
B CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the iulI iron
frarre uvprafruuu haaagassd latest improve
ments and for volume and evenness tone easy and
agreeable action, durability, and dniBh are superior
70 any other manufacture. All Intending TO get
Piano, should not fail to thess instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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ng:-
MB. " KaABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir IL have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you SQuars
Pianos, and fnd them equal If not superior, to any
IL this country, Among their great qualities which
distinguish them5 ts the evenness OF tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you all the success yOuso highly deserve,
am Sir yours very truly
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0LD PIIEQ % HEL0lE0Ns TAEElIR EIGsAEg

Every Plano FaFrantedfoFF Five Years,
And the priyiIsg sis1ehsngs given 81 any t:s with.
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ALSO-ON HAND.
HsIOdeoBs, SElsB IsstTuBasats, StFsass, &s
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am slI. yours 3. s.fF TFHAEyBIERa. fAIIElyBI


To Messrs. VIZ. KHABE Co.. Baltimore ~ can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. n STRAkOSOH.
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New YoRK, August &c.
The steamer Persia, with three days
later news from Europe, is below.
The Tribune has the following special
HEADQUARTERS ARMY oE POTOMAC,
August 25.
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OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUF'Y
" AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
All Kinds ofFreneh 8 German Corsets.

Trial Skirts constantly hand, frOm 3-sprns Chill
drens to 81 sprDgs Ladies size We repsira all Skirts
which sell, without extra charge. Our Skirts
warranted to be OF the very best quality watchprinE
Steel -All parcels sent TO Residences in the City
Tree OF charge
Eg-SkiTts, Corsets and Spiral BusteIs ezcbaugUC
when they do not prove satisfactory.
sS-Our Retail Department is il charge Of oOmpe-
tert Ladies
WHOLESALE BUYEBs will consult their owr
interest BY examining cur Stock before Purchasing
elsewhere. Buy of the Manufacturers ant
awe all intervening Profits
iune25 =. KLEIN & CO., PFoDr's.
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osherrifs Sale,

James Drnbow, stal Order ofsals on parsi-
Eu W. tion in Court Of Conn
David Rodgers etal = monpieas NJ, C, o.
Is PURSUANCE OF AN oRDKR OF the said
i Court TO me directed, will offer for ssis,
at public auction, at the front door Of tho
Court House, in the town Of Woodsnsld. ON :
Saturday, the 9Th day Of january, 1864
al one o'clock p. ~. the following dsscribpd
zeal estate situatedi in Monroe county. .Ohio TO
~is. forty-two acres Of land ON the south
siae of the south half Of sonth east qnarf-r
OF section twenty i've township six range .ix
III konroe county, Ohio.
Terms OF sale, one third Of the purcha.s
money 10 be paid on day Of sale, oi,s third in
one wear and one-third in two yrars, at six
per cent interest, with mortgage ON premises
sould to secure deferred payments. aeJ e.
,Nu .n GEO. w. CARROTHERS, atsa'
Sheriff, NJ. G.. q.
Dec. 9, 1S63-4w. I13aa ~ 10
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!. Legal { Notice. :.


Benedict Clay plaiut.f, against Mkhal criss
hAnnah Arity aud others, came prn1,nx
IN the Con-f of Common P.sAa OF Monroe
Alicia, .i.ss Of Baltimore in the stat, Of
mary land, Hannah Kelly oi the same paAe-.
Mrs Wilson and Mr. Wilson her hu.bs,..,'
AIRS k-pper and Mr. KEN pei her psaud
Mis- Br-Wu oand hr Brown ,-hsr husband of
the State OF Virginia And NJ O. BALL John
". Ball, ANS 6 Bail, Kate Hail, Thomss BAN
and Mary Ross OF the state Of Texas will
fakr notIce that Benedict Clay fied on n.
81 uay OF D.c-rnbe. ie63. his PETITION -.iin.,
tls -. AZ .Ho e"u4t ~ 1-lloA- rle~. OF Monroe
rounty Ohio, stating that on The llth dsv Of
Nay .. t1e laid bsne.iiol Clay, pufcahs.i
I,on. Kelly Bal, 4 co.,
The north west quarter OF the south east
quarter Of section twenty dva'iu tewnship two
of Range four. also the north east quarter of
The south west quartz Of the same section
township. and range also with Rieht acres OF
the south side the south east quarter Of the
n orth west quarter Of the san,e section, town.
ship and range also about Seven aciss o6 ths
| east side Of the north west quarter ofthe south
west quarter OF the same section, tvwnship
and range, making niIety-four acres, ners Or
/ less. s.ss
sAnd also, the siad B.redict CLAW, says hs
h.s na;1 the purchase mony for said real estate
snd srrays th~ Judge Of said oouFt, TO compel
, the dAfsnd~nt to complete said cputrsus by
Masking him deed Tor sad pro4,aiss,, ssi,i
SO viii 10 for hearing At the February tsin
Of said Coult, le64. tT29 II tStsI
BENEDICT CLAY
Dee. Q. 1858 -6w. - Sssf sf ~
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Elisabeth Ross,
against
Harvv Curtis.

BY virtue of writ of execution to me direc-
ted from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe country, Ohio, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the front doc r Of the court
house. in the tewn of Woodsield, in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, a.
u, and a o'cleca p. M, on
Saturday, January the End, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit
The north part Of the south east quarter OF
tho north east quarter of section twelve
'owuship Ave and range seven, containing
:wenty four acres more or less. .sE sa 81. :
Also, the north west quarter of the north
west quarter of section seven, township Ave
and range seven, containing forty acres more
or less.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Harvey Curtis at the suit o.
Elizabeth oss. - tf0ra=
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
70 Sheriff, NJ. c. D.
Dec. 2, s63.-4w. u
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SHERIFF.S SALE,
John ". Wheeler,

John W. Wheeler, $1,000
against
John W. Wheeler & al Trustees of NJ. E.
Church, called Miller Chapel.
BY virtue of writ of execution to me direct
ed from the court of common pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, l will offer for sale at publ,
auction, at the front door of the court house
in the iown of .Woodsfeld, in said County
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. r., aut
o'clock, p, m. on
4 Saturday, January the Cd, 1864,
the following described real estate, situate il
said county, to wit:
|, The north part of north west quarter o.
section thirty six, township four, and rang.
six, commencing below the road leadins
through the lands of Joseph Hines At ston.
south east of the grave yard; thence crossing
the road north east eighty-eight feet to
stone; thence one hundred and sixty five
feet west Of north on the east side of the
grave yard to stsne; theme one hundred
and thirty two feet south of W est on the nortl
side of said grave yard to a stone; theme,
two hundred aud three feet east of south OF
the west side of said graveyard to the plac
of beginning, containing one half acre NOR
| or less.
Takeu in execution and levied npon as tn,
property of the NJ. +. Church, called Miller
Chapel. &
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
H5a = Sheriff, NJ c. o.
Dec. 2, 1s63.-4w. p.~s
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Sheriff,s Sale.
George H. Davenport,
Matthew Daugherty

U
BY virtue of writ of execution to me di.
rected, fio,i 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 the town of Wood ,i-ld, in said
county. between the hours of ten o'clock, a. VI
and four o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, Jamaary the 2d, 1864.
the following real estate, situate in said coun
ty, to W.T. ,3& siaeA
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter and the north west quarter Of the
south west quarter Of section thirty two, il
township four, of range FIVE, Alse part o
!he east half of the north east quarter of sec
ton one, in township i've of range six, con
tanning twenty -four acres more or less. Also
the south east quarter of the the south cas-
quarter of section two. township five, anc
range six, containing forty acres more o.
less.
Taken in execution aud levied upon as the
property of Matthew Daueherty at the suit o
George Ii. Davenport.
GEO. W. CARROTHERS,
ON :. Ait sheriff, NJ. G. ..
Dec. 2. ls63.-4w. D~sssT.
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CAUTION None are genuine unless the
" ords "HoLLowAY New YORK AND LoNLSS.'
are discern;ble as a WATER MARX in, every
leaf of the book of directions around each
pot or box; the same may be plainly seen by
holding the leaf to the light. handsom'
reward will he given to any one rendering
such information as may lead to the detre
ton of any party or parties counterfeitins
the medicines or vendingthe same, knowing
them TO be spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactory Of Professor
HoILow 7, so Maiden Lane, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealer in Med
icina thraue lout the civilized world, in pots
at &c. e2c and ST each.
Es There is a considerable saving by TAX
ng the larger sizes.
N. B.--Dir-ctiens for tn" guidance Of pa
ti-uts, in every disorder, are Affixed tt sac.
i box.
April 80, 1858. s't-t 'elqroe s.ta
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Legal Notice.

Jacob Daily, Lucinda Daily, Louisa Daily
Blias Daily, amy Daily. Mary z, Daily Ellen
J. Daily Francis Lutecia K. Hess, and Isabella
DAILY will take notice that on the 7th day of
December 1858. lEliel Heedly as administrator
OF Eleanor Daily, late o Monroe county. Ohio
deceased, filed in the Probate Court of Mon
roe county Ohio his petition asking foI the
sale of the lands Of which Elsanor Daily died
seized for tbs Purpose Of paying debts,
Said petitisn will be for hearing on the 31st
day Of Decem ber 1858
ELIEL HEADLEY,
Adm'r.-4w.
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THE SATUR DAY EVEN
ING POST.

The Proprietors of the Saturday Even.
ing Post-which paper is now in its Forty q
third year would simply annonns II
their Prospectus for 1854, that they de-. =
sign maintaing fer their weekly the high !.
character it has already acquired as gg
A FIRST CLASS LITERARY Pa
Todf PERI aa6.aF sisfif 8
They have good reason to believe that
the stories of Mrs. Wood, Miss Bradop.
Marion Harland, Miss Virgins r. Town.
send, and numerous other excellent VII {
ters, have been generally regarded ss pos
sessing the greatest merit and the most.
absorbing interes; and they design pro-
curing for the Post in the future q n
the past, the best Stories, Sketches. and
tother Literary Novelties which they eau
possibly obtain. They intend oommsne- !
ng in the first paper in January, sazs gli
A new novel by Mrs Wood, author Of
East Lynne, &C., this story viii be called
Oswald Gray, and will be about. tie
length of "y.rner's Pride,y and sEast
Lynne. .'E's9 ieaFn = sa
In addition to the Stories written sx-
pressly for the Post, its editor also strives
| to lay before its readers, the best stories
from the English Periodicals. They will
also gives a premium of forty dol
! Sewing machine, wheeler & Wilssn's)
tosany person sending them thirty cub
seribers and sixty dollars. Terms e.sl
in advance. One copy, Isyear %, 90, Z
copies, $500 eight copies (and one 70.
getter up Of elubJ $1,000 Address,
.ad ass DEACON & PETERSON, ~, >
i TsasNooSls Walnut ot. Phila'da. +
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Fairbanks Scales.

Weighed in the balance of just criticism
all are obliged to admit that Fairbanks
scsles are, without exception, tha best ever
invented. We know whereof We afhrn, be-
canse We have tested their value, and are
tully satisfied of their superior merits. The
introduction of these scales has wrought :"
evolution in the transactions Of vfrious bu-
siness, and their accuracy is such that . uni
formity in weights has been established all
over the country, thus making them q Ma
rIos AL LEsALIzEp STANDARD. Nor are they
confined to the United states; they have foupd
lurir way to almost every part of the Civilie'
eli world, and are adapted to the standards oi
all countries, so that it may be said, all ma
tions, if OF weighed il, these balances" at
least weigh by them. Hunfs Mereho NJ .
MogG.iae 4'h = 'Ats - Ha'StAs !
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Swarning Of the Medical
Hives,
CONSOLATION FOR THE SIC :.


Considering the enormous number Of young
NJ. DIS that cur medical colleges turn out
every year, Wa certainly ought, (if there
be any virtue in regular physickiDg, to he
much healthier peorle than we are, But
the bills Of mortality do not shorten as the
list OF DO, tors leagtheus. Quite the reverse
.S we say, then. with NJ .ch@'h Throw
physic to the dogs, l'll none Of it," No, that
will not do. Nature, when attacked by dis
ease, needs an ally to sustain her. An ALLY,
remember not depicting agent, that helps
the disease aud exausts her energies. w.
verify believe that most of the drugs admin
i.tered in acute diseases have this effect
Such, however, is not the operation OF one
III sdfcine new generally used in this country
for complaints OF tn stomach, liver, and
bowels. We mean Hotloway's Pills. o.
Ointment and Pills which bear that distin
guishesip ,ysiaian and ndphilanthrorists name
are in the highest possible repute all owe:
the world; but We have only had AZ OF
portunity to witness the effect Of the Pills
] 1t gives Us pieasure to testify to their sffica
| cy. In dyspspsia .eu,i liver complaints the,
urqucstionakly work the most lnaryelou
cures. Nay. we win even go so far as to sa,
that, with this remedy within their reach, N
man nor women needevcr be troubled witt
Id spepsia. The pills remove the distress a
4 the stomach, and restore the strength and ap
petite with rapidity that is really astopish
ling. Tie curative action se-ins to ha tn
same in all eases, without references to age
constitution or sex. Such, at least is tn
conclusion to which onr experience and oh
ssrvation polnt.-N. Y. Advocate. 4sg=-sEq
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Hyson, Young Hyson, Impe
perial, Gunpowder,

lae Twankay, and Skin. a g-
o0LONG. sSoUCHoNt1.. GRANGE & HySoN
rEKoKE.. JAPAN TEA of every desorip-
tion, colored and uncolored.
This list has each kind of Tea divided into
FOUR CLASSES, namely: CARGO, HIGH CARGO
FINE. FINEST, that every one may understand
from DEsck;rrIoE and the PRICES annexed tha,
the Company ara DETERMINED TO uSDERsELI
THE WHOLE TEA TRADE.
We euARNTEE to sell ALL our Teas at NOT
OVER TWO CENTS (02) per pound ABOVE. COST
believing this to be nttractire to thu manv
who have heretofore been paying kNoRMou,
PRoEITs.og 27'sfts hae a1.an .aroi7t- ral -i.
GRET AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
Importers and Jobi,ers.
- No 81 V.sey Street, New York.
sept 16, lSd3-3m.
4-4...-. f-.4.se .-4..ss.l
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A NEW MAGAZINE.
FOR THELADIE,

The subscribers would beg leave to
call the attention of their friends and the
public to the NE W MAGAZINE which
they are about to issue, and the January
number of which is nearly ready. The
name will be .ofEe
TIE LADY'S FRIEND,
and 1t will be devoted to choice Literature
and the illustration Of the Fashions. 1t
will also contain the latest patterns of
Cloaks, Caps, Bonnets, Head Dresses,
Fancy Work, Embroidery, &c, &C., with
Receipts, Music, and other matters inte--
estlng to ladies generally. "a 8 .s'.F
A HANDSOME STEEL ENGRAV-
ING and COLORED STEEL FASH
ION PLATE will illustrate every nun
ber; besides we'll executed Wood Cuts
illustrative of Stories, Patterns, &C., toe
numerous to mention. The January mum.
Der will contain a beautiful Steel Engrav
ing, designed expressly for this Magazine
| by Scheusselc, and called .lt4 ~ y
| GABRIEL WILKES RETURN.
This handsome Steel Plate illustrate
story of love, war, and a broken engage
ment, by Miss Eleanor u. Donnelly, ant
will be of itself, we trust, worth the pric
of the number.
THE LADY'S FRIEND will be edi
ted by Mrs, HENRY PETERSON, tn
Contributors are Mrs Henry Wood an
a host of the best writer's of the day 1t
price is two dollars year, to Clubs, tw
copies one year So, four copies s6. eigh
copies and one to the getter up of olu
J Sl2, Invariably cash in advance, 5Th
Publishers also offer Premium of one {
Wheeler, & Wilson's Sewing Machine
! valued at forty flour dollars, to any perso
sending them thirty subscribers and Sixt
Dollars cash, Specimen numbers will /
sent gratuitously (when written for)
those desirous of procuring subscriber
address DEACON & PETERSOi
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Legal Notice.

Asenath Yarn II ana Joseph Yarnall her
husband and William P. Slack of he State
of Illin,.is; John Sla.k of the United States
Army: AM Thomas B. Slack. whose place OF
residence is unknown, will take notice tina;
on the 25th day of November, 1868. John
Fogle. as the administrator with the viii
annexed of John Slaught late of Monroe
County, deceased, did fis his petition in the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio. seek
ing to sell the following lands aud tensments
lying in Monroe County, Ohio, and Of which
said John sIsught died seized, to wit: The
ssst part OF the south west quarter Of section
twelve, in township six and range six; con
tanning one hundred and sight acres, And
also, the south east quarter Of the north wes
On arter Of section ten, in township four anG
range six: containing forty acres.
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on the 26th day of december, 1858.
JOHN p. FOGLE, Asm'r.
Dec. 9. l863.-4w.
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SHERIFS SALE.
Joseph Givens
against, "a

" lllIam Carnilchael
BY virtue of a writ of execution to nue. direct
ed from the court of cvlninon pleas of Mon,
roe county, Ohio, will of offer for sale at pnb-
lie auction. at the front, door OF the conrt-
house, in the town of Wooodsfeld, in sai
county between the hours of ten O'clock, a.
m, and o'clock, p. M, on s -
Snturdny, Januaoy I'd, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate il
said county, to wit:
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section seven in township six. o.
e nge seven, containing forty acres more ol
less. FlEo .lfH fH Es
Also, the north west quarter of the souti
west quarter Of section one in township Blk
Of range seven, containing forty acres NOR
or less.
!, Taken in execution and levied upon as th'
property of William Carmichael at the suit
Of Joseph Givsns.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
-tr Sheriff, Nj. U. o.
nac Q 1852
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-16
Adminlstl atol's Sale


NOTICE is hereby given that III. urda-siru-
IN ed Administrator of he estate of Joseph.
Hamilton, dec, ased, will offer for sale At public
auction. Oh th- premises, on
Saturday,, January 2d, 1864.
4 O'clock m, on said day. the following
premises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio, 10
wit ttsiis Hspt ~ "a sfl tfsf RI S
The west half Of the north cast quarter and
the north east 4uarter, OF the portl, east Quar-
ter of section 80, Township Eve, and range six
TERN SOF SAl.E --One-third cash in hsn.l,
one-third in one year. and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred paym-at.,
to bs secured 10 the satisfaction Of tn. ul-
! dersisned.
! oaf - 9~H SAMUEL WISE, 1aa
aa te Adin'r. oi y. Hamilton. ~
Dec Q, ls63.--4w. seis0 haA Il,