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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24
ospE@s 0E THE SECRETARY or wAR, PRoAuL-
GArFn sErILNnEK %. 1852.

o!.pE.S 0s THE SECRETARY or WAR; PRoAuL-
GArrp >ErILunEH %, 1862
FIRST There shall be a Provost Marshal
General Of the War Department, whose
hcadG quarters will he at Washington, and
who wi, have the immediate supervision,
control and management of the corps.
Second. There viii bc appointed in each
State one or more special Provost Mar
>hal,, a> necessity may require, who will
| report and receive instructions and orders
from the Provost Marshal General Of the
War Department.
Third. 1t will be the duty Of the special
Provost Ma >hal to arrest all dcscrtcrS,
whether +, gularS, volunteers or militia,
and srrd tncm to the nearest military
couuaGl,r or military post whcIe they
can be ca.ca for and sent to their reSpec-
tive regiments; to arrest upon the warrant
Of the Judge Advocate, all disloyal per
sons Snbjcct to arrest under the orders OF
the War Department; to inquire into and
report trcasonahIe practices, seize stolen
or cmbeZz!eed property of the Govern
ment, detect spies of the enemy, ana per.
form such other du'irsaS may be enjoined
upon them by the War Department. and
report all the proceedings promptly TO the
Provost Marshal General
Fourth To enable special Provost Mar
Shals to discharge their duties efficiently,
they are authorized to call on any ava;la-
ble military force within their respective
districts, or else to employ the assistance
of citizens, constablcs, sherifIs, or police
| officers so far as may be necessary under
such regulations as may be prescribed by
the Provost Marshal General of the War
Department with the approval Of the Sec.
retary Of War.
Fifth. Necessary expenses incurred ir
this service will be paid in duplicate bills
certified by the special Provost MarshalS
stating time and nature of service, attic,
examination and approval by the Provost
Marshal General.
Sixth. The compensation of special Pro
vost MarShals will be dollars pcr
month and actual travelling expenses, and
postage will be refunded on bills certified
under oath and approved by the Provost
Marshal General.
Seventh. All appointments in this ser.
vice will be subject to be revoked at the
pleasure of the Secretary of War.
Eighth. All other orders heretofore is
sued by the War Department, comforting
authority upon other officers to act aE
Provost Marshals, except those who re.
ceived special commissions from the War
Department, are hereby revoked, By or.
der of the Secretary of War.
L. TMoMAs, Adiutant General.
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EXECUTIVE POWER.

No citizen can be insensble to the vas
Importance of the proclamations and or
ders Of the President Of the United States
Great differences Of opinion already exis
concernir: hem. But whatever those
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~aRns-u.uAsLVr ~ ApvArcE-Ons Tear. es Six Mouths,
n: ThrSs Months So One Month payable 10 the Car
NH, = eents; Single Copies, iR1 cents
80 SsSoSaueut srrtion S Business Cards Of 10 lines
a2S; Business Cards, Of 10 lines or less
aAreo re0lhs aio liberal d count will lie made on the
for yearly and quarterly advertisements watch
szessd oas square.
Sss PRINrISG-Our Once is rlp!cte with all tho modern
PRINTING Books, Pamphlets Briefs,
sssT HnadbiIs Circulars Ball Tickets Programmes, CTr-
Gaeates Of Stock Deposit Billrah. 'h'k Receipts
eaFas, Labels etc, In plain or fancy c"l"tAi 'lks
IUSTIcKS' RLANKS-Ahfda,sU Undertaking, Aai WriIS NJ
AttsehnenL under the law for a'eSI NJ - "
ta ase. Just printed complete fqEm u AlsIhS DIED
AlAa, bsautifpIly execntel AAhhiAIE CtKIfCAlh'
T. D. PtSNBR 10 wv Washington street opposite M1Enre
DkNOCRAT eity Of fransisco All orders toe
AA VaPsr Advertising eft with hn will be prompu! at
seadedtS.
C. KgRLEYi 10 authorized receive moneys due this Once
snhaeriBainns AdVertiatns.etc
- RAOYN is the authorized AEent Of the DEMOCRAT At
asFaRtS9A the paper siveiisinE OF Tor Joo
vork len viii him viii he promptly attended to-
ARAa p JACKaoN IL the authorI.d Agent Of the NOUN
TAIH DRMOCRAT At III Dorado. orders rft With him will
- PrsaPtly attended 70.
4. J. BIDLKAAy . authorized agent at SaerAmenio-
An srasrS aAvertisns left with him Ni receive u
nssAIAta AtteatlOu.
A. H. L. DIAs agent for the DEHoeHAr at virSiHia Cite
NsvsAa Tssyissry.
ANL WI. KNOX authorized agent At GriIty Flat
srasrs Elvea him fer the Democrat ~ii BE- prompt! a.
SssASa ".
O@ee, on COlOma street.
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TEE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT

RvpLIsHED EvERT SATURDAY MORNING nv
ZwxOHs - j - N y a u y
.-,w,.r. ~. =. JANUART.
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CATION.
PRoCLAMATIuN OF SEPTEMBER 24, 1862.
Whereas, il has become necessary t.
call into service not only volunteers, but
also portions Of the militia Of the States
by draft, in order to suppress the insur-
rcction existing in tho UHited States, and
di>ioyal persons are not adequately re-
strained by the ordinary processes Of law
from hinlyring tliI measure, and from
giving all and comfort in various wavs to
the instruction.
Nov, therefore, be it ordered
First. That during the existing in.
SIrrcctiou,and As necessary measure for
supprc>Siug the same, all rebels and in
surgent-. tG,ir i;cr> and abtttorS, within
the United SAtc~,and all PERSONS diSconr.
aging va'uLt cr ,n,i,tm,ih,. resisting mi.
Itit drafts, or guilty Of any di>,"yal prae.
tee, a,!,i,iiug al, and comfort to the reb.
els against the a.tnu,itirS uf the United
states, shall hr subject 20 martial or mill.
tary commission.
SECOND. Itrt the writ Il hahras cor.
pU> j. su>pcu!, N rc>irrt to ali persons
arrested, or NHp are now, or hereafter du,
;iog the r,b i,i,n'>halI be, Imprisoned in
y ioil. rau'', ar>ruli, military prison,
or "ihc' r'a.. .fr,riinm'nt by any mil.
tary al. '.',,"I ;.v the sentence of any
cputt II ..,,a. or ni.tIry commission.
"!tn.tuls, whriryG. hav.. hcrcuntn
st r., uard. ard ca i~ed the seal of thc
J,.;.i >trtcs to bc affixed
"ponc at the city Of Washington
-. :. III, ,Nynty io"rth day of September
III the year Of our Lord one thouS.
and zig hlhdrcI and sixty.two, and of
t4r inG p,ndcucl Of the United Stat = the
eighty >yy nth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of
state
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24

"UnIcrstand, raise no objection
against it on legal or constitutional
grounds; for. as Commander-;nChief Of
the army aud navy IN time Of war, sup
pose have right to take any measure
which may best Sublue the enemy
president Lincoln to the Chicago Dele
CATION.
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EXECUTIVE POWER.
BY BENJAMIN Il. Curtis, OF BoSrON, MAssA
oV TEs USS-Nns~h--'A TX
PREFACE.
President Lheon PrsslAmASn Of septembe
Yld


Extracts President Lneoln PrsslAmASn Of septsmbef
22d. 1861.
THAT on the first day Of January, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three, oil persons held
as slaves within any State, or designated
part of State, the people whereof shall
then lie IN rebellion against the United
States, shall be then, thencefoTward, and
forever free and the Executive Govern
mcnt Of the United States including the
\Mi&tssY 1yR' naVai apih9rity thereof. wiiS
recognize and maintain the freedom oi
such persons, and will do no act or acts
to suppress such persons, or any OF them,
in any efforts they may make for their
actual freedom.
"Tnat the Executive will, OH the first
day OF january Aforesaid, by prociama-
ton designate the States, and parts Of
States, if any, in which the people there
Of respectively shall then he in rebellion
against the United States; and the fact
that any State, or the people thereof. shall
on that day be in good faith represented
ia the Congress q! the United States, by
members chosen thereto at elections
where majority Of the qualified voters
Of such State shall have participated, shall,
in the ab>ense Of strong countcTvaiIiEg
testimony, he deemed conclusive e.idrnce
that such State, and the people thereof,
are not then in rebellion against the Uni
ted States
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24
r. A. HORNBLOwER

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
win practice in all the Courts Of the ilth Judicial
DIsssSei. OFFICE-At Pilot llill, II Dorado CL4n-
AZ mayl1im
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LEGAL NOTICE.

XITILLIAM HUDSON and Ell Ann Hadson
w his wife, of Belmont County, Ohio, John
w Black and Emily Black his wife, of Monroe
County, Ohio, George Miller and Ruth Miller
his wife, of Monroe County, Elizabeth Ann
Hobbs and John Hobbs her husband, Citzer
Beabout and Beth Ann Beabout, who reside
out of the State of Ohio, and Israel L. Bea-
bout of Monroe County, Ohio, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the
9th day of February A. d. 1868, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
by Washington Daily and Malinda Daily his
wife, and is now PENDING wherein said Wash
ington Daily and Malinda Daily his wife de-
mands partition of the following ieal estate,
to wit:
Fifty seven acres of and in the south east
corner of the south west quarter Of section
six, in township five, of range FIVE, in said
county. Also lots numbered one, two and
three in Beall's addition the town of Bealls-
vile in said county; and that at the next
term of said Court the said Washington Daily
and Malinda Daily his wife. will apply for an
order that partition may be made OF said
premises.
~ HOLLIsTER & oKEY, Att'ys. for
Washington Daily aud Malinda Daily his wife
March A, 1s65.--6w.
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PExsLcusExHEgIMENTs.
s.sss.sz ArzDl slr6 SOC vAluE.llEr.

ssfszssz .kE.xD, III YoC vALUE FIIgE.l
xsfasT ffv@nsosa Enthusiastically sssslsR
.sti~.s6nf pufiic hospitals need reform Nei-
IN 1liar the food nor the treatment Of their
inmates is what it ought to be. The great
- object in most Of these institutions seems
TO be, to doctor the sick at the least posi-
bls dxpesse:S 9As Captain Bunsby might
say, "if they live, 80, ifthey die, sos also y
The worst feature of the whole is that the
patients are used as living subjects for
Young pfdetitioherslt6 experiment upon.
These eleves of the medical schools expect
tUsobtainstks knowIedge Unnecessary in pri-
x.yase practice, by testing the properties
80 and powers of medicines upon the helpless
.es ssvretches placed under their charge Deny
nasthis who will, VIC know. it to be Itrne.i ~
- ssBdF OF our own part, we are farfrom placing
std implicit sfaithiin the prescriptions of the
1sy9seulty. - Au schhtraife, we have infinitely
Ia4sp more n re- confidenre in the world -pervadine
-. ..enm,edics of Professor Holloway, than in
ali the tinctures. decoctions, anod ynes, and
:, rathartics recomp,ended in the pro Jessie on
Isfasf text- book Doubtless, the egotis tic
dunNab0bs at The head of some ofaour medical
aid i1stitutions would designate his Pills and
sai Ointment as enIpirical preparations. y Buf
We saw. no. Ehpirics experiment upor
the discussed system; but he does not
He claims the trust and confidence of in
----valids ON sure grounds--an unbrokcnseriel
of cures, senabraeing all internal and exter
nal complainta, and running, through NJ
less period than the fourth Of a century
Can imagination conceive Of more conclus
I'VE testimopy than this? Does not sucl
F.s voucher bearing tho Endorsements 70 Of th
= - sick. IN every cline, and backed by tn
~ favorable epinions and friendly deerees o
stome ogtha leading governmentsof Europ
carry moro weight with it than Who'll
stack Of diplomas? ?--.Saadey Times.
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Administrators Sale.

ny virtue of an order of the Probate Court
d of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned
Arthur Okey, Administrator of William Hen
thorn, will offer for sale, to pay debts the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate in Monroe Cour-
ty, r0hio,sto wit: R4.g Is lfgq & So tfstrfr gff
) The, west three-fourths of lot number 63
in Woodsield, being all of said lot EXCEPT
that part owned by the Presbyterian Churcr.
q Said real, estate will he sold to the highest
bidder, at public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday, Apra 4, 1863, 80 j
- TERMS OF SALE:AOne-third cash in hand
one third in six months, and one-third in one
year with interest on the deferred payments
to, be secured to The satisfaction of the un-
sdersigned. ARTHUR E1, Admir-
March a, 1863.-4w- ejses 5sea.l 2
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ADMINISTRATORS SHE.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned
Richard Chaddock, Administrator of the Estate
of Lewis Oblinger, deceased, will offer for sale,
to pay debts, the following Real Estate, sit
date in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
Lot Number Ten in the Town
atiofl Malaga,
Monroe Co nty, Chic. Said Real Estate will
be sola to the highest bidder, at public auc-
tion, on the premises, on sie
E isaturday, the 21st day oj March, 1868,
TEsMs OF SALB.-One7third cash in hand
one, third in nine months, and one-third in
eighteen months, with interest on the defer
red payments, to be secured to the satisfac-
tion of the undersigned. 80, -
-. RICHARD CHADDooK, Admir-.
Feb. 25. 1s63.-4w. - 80. s.
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In the Probate Court OF Monroe County,
..4 $50 and State of Ohio.
{ ser PETITION TO SELL LAND.

join, J. Bggar, Administrator of Gabriel Starkie
7et i'fR against
Mary Starkie, widow, and Jacob Starkie, Hen
nv Starkie, Thomas Starkie and other heirs
q Of Gabriel Starkie deceased, and the un-
known heirs and legal representatives pf
Lewis starkie, deceased and of Nancy Stas-
kie, deceased.
You are hereby notified, that on the 18th
day of January A. D.lS63, said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Courtof Mon
ros County, Ohio; the object and prayer OF
which petition is to obtain an order from said
Oourt to assign the dover of Mary Starkie
widow of Gabriel Starkie, deceased, and an
order for the sale of the following lands OF
which said Gabriel Starkie died, seized, to
Wit: sft't'i ft1.t
The north east quarter of the south west
quarter of sestion 13, of township six, and
range six, to pay the debts of said decedent
and the cost of administration.
Said petition will be for hearing In said
Court on the 2sth day of February, 1853.
s4-sa s4 JOHN J. EGGER, Admir-.
By W. F. HUNTER, Atty.
Feb. 4, lS63.-4w. 3
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TO ARMsl, TO ARNsNt


Do not let these brave men, perish by dis
ease, place in their hands these PRECIOUS
REMEDIES, that will enable them to resist the
dangerous exposures, the Fevers. the Cliills.
and the wounds which they cannot avoid, and
what is more, cannot frequently get succour
in the moment of need, whereas if our brave
men have only to put their hands into their
Knapsacks and find there sure remedy for
all the casualties OF the battle field. How
many thousands of lives would thus be saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could
be obtained.
None are genuine unless the words "IIoI-
LowAY, NEW York AND LONDON" are discerni-
ole as Water mark in every leaf of the book
of directions, around each pot or box; the
same may be plainly seen by holding lie LEAF
to the light. A handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such information may
lead to the detection of any party or parties
counteffeitipg the medicines or vending the
same knowing them to he spurious.
Sold at the Mandatory of Professo,
Holloway, so Maiden Lang, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
| icine tl,roughou the civilized world, in pots
at,25c 62c. and 81 each.
| E There is considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes.
n. Directions for the guidance of pa.
tients, in every disorder, are affixed to eaei
| box 5i-t@4 t taf tifs t'ss
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Stock of Apple Trees.

of fine size and of greatlvigor. CHssarss--a
very superior assortment and an immense
Stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES. PEARS, PLUMS, APRICOTS. &c.
For garden culture we havc yerv ,fne
Stock of DWARF APPLES, of the best
and most silowy varieties. DWARF PB8RS
and DWARF CHERRIES. and Berries in great
variety. OF HARD GRAPES we have about
$50 varieties, including DELAWARE DIANA.
ICOHCERA, CUYAH0GA. REBRCCA RARLY
NORTHERN MUSCODINE, &c., &C..
OF 0rnamentals, we have an i'm mefse stock
both in variety and amount, OF Evergreen
and other. Trees and Shrubs, Roses, Vines,
Dahlias, Phloxes,. &C., &c.; all of which we
will sell for CASH, at prices to suit the times.
Now is the time to buy as sone .aollarswill
/ get nearly as much as two will at other times
and the Trees are of extra size and quality.
| We are also receiving and forward ing asaub-
scriptions for most of the Agriouhural,r Nor
ticullural and Rural publications., most Of
which we can furnish to our customers at
Club rates. sa ggaI 3 e.a3 - aiT1TDso
"a Address all orders to. iaa s, ssas.
JAMES EDGERToN, -
Barnespile, Ohio.
Jan. 8. 1s62.--tf.
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A bix NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
q Carpenter.

- - e ~ - Il kffSt + a&
The Springfield luhio} Ne,os tells the
following:
aAbsdt four s,onthsf ago there livedia
.shis eity.a carpenterynamedCy Cyrus Holmes,
who, .althaugh, industrious and honest,
was not ;sed with more than nicity
Of fiiiss world worlii L goods. His chief posses
lsion beyond. his wife) was a beautiful
sdaughtera of about twenty-one years OF
age, wha;xrote very good poetry for the
newspapers in, this reg an, and who was
known As Miss f.. r.. Hul,nes. She wrote
for the Washinstoa Register and Che
Washingteh fferaias for lthe. London pa
sp6rs7andl various other journals. ABOUT
three months ago,asMra Holmes left this
city and te9k nj, his residence in Platts-
burg, in this county, onthe London rail
rad, where he has since been working at
his trade. ON Friday last, the 9th OF
lsebruafy Mr. H. rGfsJohas6h sof New
York Gity..a pIeasant-lookihg gentleman
pxrised ri, Spripgfeid in search Of. Mr.
Holmes, and has spent the interval pc.
tween that time and the present in making
fHdsifiesf for nina ~ This Morn as' deter
suas fecoiy ed sbyihh 5ffem gAIr. William
t}66dfelidw, aof Plattsburmy stating tha
Mr.. Holmes Bass ssliviagin that place. Mr.
.Jphnsog goes out this afternoon in. a bug
gy to take to him the, tidings thatthe .ht,
ssDstRl n olmes.s who lived in Westchestc
sanntys New York, and who was ,Mr
Holme 'ggrsat uncle. left him a]propert,
valued af S2I4 1900. Of this there is Ian,
located in that county to the value o
100000, and the remainder is cash
When Cyrus becomes, fully posted as t.
the design of Mr.. Johnson's'yisit. hewil
lie apt TO embrace him, and will probabl
ask han out to drink--a cup of goo
sJ4vaf IF lie don't he will hardly be hu
,,,,n,s s-ts Hseh sas1s'ess.
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A Card to the Suffering.

=
The Rev. Vt I1l1AM CRoseRovE,w lille
laboring as Missionary 10 Japan, was
cured of CONSUMPTION, when all other
means had failed, by recipe obtain d
from learned physician res; ding in
the great City of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of henefiting others, | will
send this recipe. which / have brought
home with me, to all who need it, free
of charge. Address
g il REV. WIN. COSGROVE,
ii4 ~ 439 Fulton Avenue,
So Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dec. "a, 1862 --lv. fs s1
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Fro i, Hew 0rIean "a.

e TO Al n SW UREA N s-1A =
rEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF GENERAL
tBANKs The steamer Continental at this
Aport, from New Orleans, gbringsup paper
( to tho 18th.
The only item of Importance is the
announcement in the Picnyaae of that
date OF an attempt to shoot Major General
@93apksa as he was about entering. his
carriage, at the ladies entrance Of the
City Hotel, about a quarter past seven
se'clock, on the evening of5the 18th The
ssveapen used was an air gun, and the bull
s<let, after passing near where the General
stood, was found on the opposite side
walksss The persons who made the attempt
it is stated, disappeared at once, and al
lasf Accounts the police hadhot been sue
sseesstil in tracing out his identity.-Ae1
York Express, FEB. 25. sta
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SUGAR.
To the. Farmers Of Monroc and otte'
lisg2Gao COUNTIES of the State.

=
rI,HOSE who are desirous of manufacturing
good sugar from the Sorghum or Chinese
Sugar Cane can procure from the undersigned
a receipt which he will warrant to make the
best of sugar. a.,.rtgb sge ae .t. .
!. Having visited the State Board of Agricul-
.ure, and had sugar for exhibition made ac-
cording to this receipt, which was almost uni-
yersslIy pronounced to be the best granulated
sugar Of the kind ever produced.ao as11 Z
s The crystals of this sugar issfVery large
which is always the test of good sugar. al
5 Tie manufacturing of sugar from Sorghum
is n longer a humbug, but reality. s
By this process any Farmer can make his
sugar at cost not exceeding five cents per
pound. -
Satisfactory evidence will always be given
that sugar can be made by this receipt, and
specimen sugar on hand for any one to lex-
anime. JOSEPH w. RICHARDSON,
@ F Agent, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
January IA, 1863;-tf
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80 'Froyerbs of the Billings
DE 80 80. 81 Family. SIS sarh

Don't swop with yer trelashuns unless
yuAgih5afferd,t to give them the, bigeehd of
the traid go 49,
Marry Jung yu1 ga and il circumstances l5 re
sesssIftyou kant git gud cloathsand educa-
tisna TOO, git the eiUaths. 9s'issia . lgAs 4
Say how arei to everybody. A
Kaitivate aludesty bat mind and keep
srgud Stock of Impotence on hand.A
II you ara'angry never get beat.
s>ssBs l.aritable, three cent pieces war
made on purpose. g isa2sz
tssdDon,s aake seny body's advice lut your
g@~ N
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Legal Notice,

EHRANCESl KING HT, Mary Jane Con
- nelly and -- Connelly her husband
of the State of Kentucky, and ThorntonJones
and Thomas Knight, whose place of resi- denc
is unknown, will take notice that Lemuel J.
knight as the Administrators of William Knight
late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, did on
the Both day of January 1853, file in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County. Ohio, petit
tion the object and prayer OF which is to sell
to pay debts, the following Real Estate situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: tss
The west half of the north west quarter of
section 81 in township 5, and range e, con tain
ing so acres. Said petition will be for hearing
on the 2Sth day of February 1868. a
L. }. KNIGHT, Admir-.
F.hrparv 1854 -4w -
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John N. Yost's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was, on the 18th day of December, 1863, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate of
John N. Yost, deceased.
F. R. SHAVER, Admir-.
March 4, 1s63.-3w,td.
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Farm for Sale.

MIGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch, in
GIthIs county. 55 acres cleared, three log
dwelling houses and other buildings. Said
farm is,well adapted for sheep or stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, OF the undersigned
Terms liberal. This farm is ordered to be
sold by the Will OF Isaac Philips, deceased.
- - ,E. M. PHItIPS.
THOMAS WEST,
Feb. 25. 1663.--tf. Executors.
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> Elijah Gl.ay's Estate.

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Notice is hereby given that the subscri-
bers were, on the End day iof February 1858,
appointed by the Probate Court OF Monroe
County. Ohio, Executors of the Will OF Elijah
Gray, deceased.
THOMAS L. FRAME and p
DAVID ,BLACKLEDGE, 81
Feb Is. 1SGS.-3w "a 'f44 Executo.s.