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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
cso01waldly brutes thus 'lionised III sight aud

cowaldly brutes thus 'lionised III sight aud
hearing If many Of their surviving vic,
tinia and in close reigborhood. to the un-
buried bones Of others as they bleach ii
thewintry winds. Uncle S.muers SOL
diers are SO busy feeding Indians, guard
ing Indians and shaking hands with Indi-
ans, that they have not had time to bury
the neglected remains of their Victims
Is the blood of the American people all
turned into brine and turnip juice that We
insult, no injury can arouse them to a
sense Of honor, self respect or self defense :?
If the ''misguided but deeply injured cit
liens Of minnesota do not shoot, or hang,
or drown, or poison with wolf: bait, these
erring misguided, unfortunate, wronged,
injured Siox hyenas they will deserve and
and receive the contempt of the civilized
world. They should kill them as they
would crocodiles, and so furnish the re-
porters with an unending supply of mate
rial for poini led pathetic, particular, SEN
timental, sanctimonious, articles on the
"awful moment" and lother awful things
The sights and sounds Of horror, the tales
Of death partings and hideous tortures
brought into St. Paul by hundreds of the
survivors of the massacre Of fifteen hun.
dred whites has not occupied half the
space in the St. Paul dailies which is con
sumed in the farewell grunts, dying n.y.
pocracics and obscenities of thirty leigh,
of these demon-brute murderers. vii
not some one hang thiry-ciyht more Of
them and let us have another interesting
paper?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
Pianos.

Grovesteen & Hale have an ADVERTISE
ment in onr columns to which we have
never called attention because we did not
know whether its statements could be re-
lied upon. We ordered piano Of them
the LIST Of August aud it arrived in St
Paul at the beginning Of the Indian out
break and from then until last week it
has been lying in Burbank's stone ware
house on the river bank. Last week it ar
rived, so securely boxed, so carefully kept
that it had not acratch although brought
in common lunlter wagon which was
caught in the sieet and icy roads SO that
1t slipped off: 1t is all and more than
all we had reason to expect from the ad-
vertlsements and circulars of the firm
We specially requested Messrs. Groves
teen l. Hale to send us soft, mellow
toned instrument, one suitable for training
young voice, and it exceIs in this par
ticular. So that we feel safe in assuring
our readers that in writing to this firm, tor
pianos the purchaser may have entire con-
6dence that he will get just such an in
strumcnt as he orders, and that in tone
and finish it will be all the circulars can
lead him to expect. We could not have
selected an instrument to suit us better
than that sent to order.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
VERY LATEST.
Bad News From VickSburg.
Later From Murfreesboro.

CAIRO, Jan. 8.
The steamer Jurat has just arrived
Gen Sherman took the first line of en-
trenchments at Vicksburg and held them
about forty minutes, but was repulsed
while waiting reinforcements. Nothing
has Leen heard from Banks or Farrasut.
Our loss is about FIVE thousand.
MURFREEsBoRo, Jan. 5.
Brasg's army left without burying the
dead our troops are now doing it.
4 search over the battlefield reveals
terrible slaughter in their ranks-double
ours.
Their loss in Wednesdays battle was
5000; several hundred on Thursday ;
over ! 200 on Friday; 1000 on Saturday
night, including the wounded and captur-
ed. We have 800 of them prisoners,
two Colonels and several Majors.
The bodies Of Brig. Gems. Rains and
Hanson are here.
Gen. Breckenridge was severely wound
ed, and Gen. Adams killed, Major Clar-
ence Prentice wounded in the thigh.
The famous LIST Louisiana regiment was
destroyed.
Our own losses in all the engagements
were LOO killed, about 5000 wounded :,
and several thousand prisoners. One
third of the wounded will soon be able to
resume duty. The army was considerably
deprecated by stragglers, including a
number OF officers, who will be disgrace
fully dismissed, several for desertion.
GENERAL BUFFERS FAREWELL ADDRESS.
.... .,. -...- New YORK, Jan. 2.
Gen. Butler has issued a proclamation,
in which he says he leaves with the proud
consciousness, of carrying with him the
blessings of the humble and loyal under
the cottage roof, and in the cabin of the
slave; quite contented to incur the sneers
of the saloon or the curses Of the rich.
He concludes by saying:
"Months Of experience and observation
have forced the conviction that the exis-
tence of slavery is incompatible with the
safety Of yourselves, or Of the Union"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 -
The President has telegraphed to Gen.
Butler to come on to Washinsto ton. But
Ter will be set to work to enforce the Proc
lamation of Freedom in the slave States.
It is believed his energy and goaheada-
tiveuess eminently qualify him for this
responsible mission. a1 arr 2z.17.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
VICTORY At MURFREEs.
,ses: 4z.z. BORO. @ssszz
The Enemy In Flight to Talla
I~'s& z&sss - bona. EJ@T3}5I@2 %Gf 81
OUR LOSS $500 KILLED AND
-ss,ss7=-=z.,s,,s .sz,.. WOUNDED. ~.,-s,,su
d BRECKENRIDGE WOUNDED.

5aa.9t aj2 .>} ~ NEW York, Jan 6.
IT The following dispatch has been receiv-
ed at Headquarters here's. oGsn. -.a .~
HEADo'Rs Dept OF CUMBERLAND
t@aT m.# h. January 5, 1862.
Tc Maj. Gen. Hallcck Commander Chief:
!: We have fought one of the greatest bat
ties Of the war, and are victorious. Our
entire success on the 3lst was prevented
bya surprise Of the right flank, but We
have nevertheless beaten the enemy after
three days fight.
They fed with great precipitation on
Saturday night.
The last Of their column Of cavalry left
this morning. .tiss
Their loss has been very heavy.
Generals Rains and Hanson. killed
Generals Cladson, Adars and Brecken-
ridge are wounded.
[signed] W. s. ROsECRANs.
General Commanding.
..... NEW YORK, Jan 6
The Times has the following dispatch,
dated Nashville, January 5th, from per-
Suns arriving from the battle field:
I learn that on Saturday night during
a storm, the rebels attacked our men in
their rifle pits along our whole lines
There was heavy fighting in the centre
We drove the enemy across Stone river
The 18th Pennsylvania FIRST made the
point.
Sunday morning Stanley's brigade ell.
tered Murfreesboro. The town is injured
by shells. General Sill's body was at the
court house. Tho rebels buried their own
dead and our officers. "
There has been very great loss Of Con-
federate life
We lose about $500 killed and wound
ed and about 5000 prisoners. The eue-
my retreated to Tallahoma
Our forces are terribly scattered. Ont
of I36 Colonies engaged, we lost 10 kill
ed.
The rebels yesterday admit loss of 5,
600 in Wednesdays battle. They have
lost at least 1000 since. Prisoners state
that Generals Hardee and Hanson were
killed
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

~ei At u o'clock on Wednesday Gov. Ram.
soy delivered bis message to the Legisla.
ture. 1t is very full, able, and statesman.
Ike document, we'll worthy Of perusal and
consideration We have made arrange
mests At St. Paul to have it printed in the
formcUf an "extra," and forwarded us, 50
that We can give it our readers 10 full with
out infringing upon our usual amount Of
general matter. We expect to receive the
extras tonight il. tune to be mailed with
this weeks DEMOCRAT.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Elsewhere We publish the glorious Proc:
lamation of President Lincoln, dccreeing,
with the New Year, perpetual freedom to
three millions Of bomd.mcn. Not only
is this freedom granted, but the power Of
the army and navy is pledged to secure
its enjoyment. And still more, these freed
men are to be received iuto the military
Of the United States, there to assist in
crushing the power of which they have
so long been the unwilling pillars.
No grander act has transpired since the
birth Of the American Republic none to
which posterity can point with create,
pride. In moral sense, this Proclama.
ton stands peer with the Declaration Of
cur fathers, which declared the independ.
ence Of those who have since been the op.
pressors.
To our army in the field it bears the as.
suranoe that their efforts will no longer be
neutralised by the hesitation of the Gov
crnment in doing this one great work o.
justice, as we'll as military necessity
Thousands Of brave and disciplined troops
will be relieved from holding fo,ts and
captured towns, and their places filled by
the new recruits.
This Proclamation brings joy to every
loyal heart not only in itself; but as ii
bears evidence that President Lincoln
when once determined in the way ofright
is immovable-unchangeable. All the
powers Of the pro-slavery faction in the
North, and Of the semi-secesh Border
States, we're put forth to swerve or intim.
idate the President and crush the Procla-
nation. But in vain. The blow fell; and
its effectiveness can be Judged by the
howl of the representatives Of the iusti.
tuition in the Free States. AS Gen. But
Ter says, "she existence of slavery is in.
compatible with the safety Of the Union, .
and the President has decided for the
Union. For which, all honor!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
ii ~ For United States Senator,
ALEXANDER RAMSEY
PERSONAL.

u The editor deserted this establishment
% last Tuesday morning taking the
stage for St. Paul. She proposes to con-
tiuue her trip East. All persons are here
by forbidden to trust her on our account,
as the "devil-now the only responsible
spsrson connected with the o6ice-utterly
refuses TO recognize any Of her bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

ALI specuhtions Is to the Presidents
action upon the billfor the admission Of
Western Nirginia into the Union are now
sudsd, tho fact being ascertained on inqui-
~ that be approved and signed the bill on
Wednesday night, and it is therefore a
law. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

rs ~ We will receive wheat, oats. corn
aour, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment Of subscrip-
,ions 10 tho DEMocRAr or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to SUBJ
scribe Of settle old bills. r. .~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

The Legislature assembled on Tues
day last aud elected tho Republican eau
Gus nominees published elsewhere.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

The articles on changing Indians
aud "Pianos" were crowded out last week
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
=1sNt1BAEH aFUlsIgB
setsls "a ssnt surtl;5s11o I.s ofas IA ASoounssE.

skl.ll tfl 81. t.tlL sll
THE following eooolnls hate. besn 1ed IN The Rso'
i bate Court OF franklin county, Ohio, and viii be
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, the
9TH day OF ympAv, A. p. 1884 20 ENiqaf adi .aL 1sT
The hrt account OF william Clark Adm'r eS John
BaggB, decd the hrst acoount or Ohayles Ia Peytont
guardian o. ChaFles p, BckenEidge; The aIst
Of james Beers, admir- Of Ugieh ahssrp, decd tho rst
account Of James Hritton, executor of tho will Of
Benjamin Brtton deedi the second aceopntsof Ermpe
Case, guardian Of George W. Ball and Anna u. Ball I;
the second account Of Rachel shoaf admrx Of Henry
shoaf deed; the third accounts Of Lewis Baker, guar
dian OF Mary Peoples and James x. Peoples; the final
account Of Lewis Baker guardian Of Uaharine Peopes
the hnai account Of William Rowe admir- OF Lofens
WinnesdanieF dec'd the nal accounts Of Alex White
guardian Of Adam Bookman, Michael BookmAn and
Louisa Bookmsn the hhal accoupt OF John Weserwel-
Ier Adm ot charles Prrisll deed the anal accounts
Of John Zimmerman, guardian Of Henry Kopp and Fred.
ehck Kopp, the Anal account Of Daniel Ooe admr Of
John ID. ooe, decd; the final acoountsof Amos o. Ram
sey, guardian Of Thomas Ramsey and Elisabeth RAmsey
(now Roblnson); the hnai scoonnt Of William Jamisen,
admir- Of Joseph r. STAIR. deod the 6nal account OF
John Knox, executor OF tho will OF Paul WAmbaugh,
decd ths hDal account Of William Jamson admf with
will annexed Of PsB. Doddrdge deod and the arst ao-
counts Of Philip Bsper,l guardian OF Ludwig Emmerts
Mary Emmert and Elizabeth kmmert
.....t.. II. b.. ALBERY,
Columns, o., Dsct. a isss-ditAwsv '5i Q y, 20,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Sherif's Sale.

Bsrtnt & Smith cOurtof Common Plsa',
vs. franklin conn y,
Hdmund Cow ling ct at.> Ohio,
DY vjItue OF writ OF yendi to me direote from tht
ID Court OF Common Pleas OF franklin county, Ohio
will offer for sale at public anoton the door OF tn,
Court House, in the city Of ooluubus, on 11 ss.1 a
Saturday, the % day of January. AID, 1864
at one oclocF p, m, the following described real ss
tap, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, 70 Wit
Subdivision OF 0utlots No. % and "a OF Cowling'i
Addition to the city of Columbus, Ohio.
~ ff11,7571 30 no''ts a. W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees $500 'E ~ - 'a7 -.
noyos-dlt&wtd or ''.s'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Administratrix's Sale.

Ellen Thompson, ad'x on g.. r71 % lla G536 sqlGl
a. Thompson, deceased, lr tAh zee. 700 !. 10
! zdi Paintid, Probate Court OF Franklin
against I county, lsIr
jennie L, Thompson and M. l44t o tf.-l &
others, defendants. f.aE Ia qu5.r.s
RI pursusnce Of order made BY the Probate Court
OF franklin county. Ohio, on the l7th day Of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1853, In the above entitled cause, will
oner for sale at public sucion, on the premises,
= Tuesday, December lst, A, D. 1863,
al about o'clock PM. Of said day. the following De-
scribed real estate, situate in the township OF Wash
pgton county OF franklin, and State Of Ohio and n
the yemes Holt survey No. 25f2. 70 witt LIST, Tract
Of x acres, conveyed to said deceased by Bruce Hays
and mary A, Hays HE wife, BY their deed dated eep
pmber "a, a. d. 1855, and Of record In book No. 6g
pages ise and l3 excepting heretrom SO 100 aores
eonveyed By said decedent and wife 70 John Thompson
by their deed dated May 4 A. D. 1857 and VI record
In book 90. 63 pages $40 and 377. "a. Tract Of IS
acres conveyed 70 sad deceased by L. D. HinkIey and
wife, December 20, 1885, and OF record In book No. 59
pages l93 ~ and l95. Third Tract OF u acres con.
yeyed to said deceased BY L. D. Hinkiey and wife,
and embraced In the deed last aforesaid. # sii "A
Tbs said several trac, Of land composed the farm up-
on which the decd dWelt at The time Of his decease
] TsRn oy SAlz--K cash IN hand on tbe day Of sale,
and tbs baanee 10 one and two year,, with interest
payable annually, 70 bs secured By mortgage on the
spprSssd valus ss,Is ceiOc. o. 50 4.ena- as,11
ELLHN THOMPSON,
.-- Adm'x Of a. Thompson, decd.
u u. WRIaHT, Att,y. ~, Id 9gQ litg.sal 'fI
/ Dated at ppblin, o., Oct ca, le8s-octsO-w6w d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Legal Notice.
Isa,e Click and Ann Cliok, \
his wife,

his wife, -. =
Jane Psirchnds shsrnan Yalr. ''' '''''VAt
D. IDS and others. =. .. IL A2,- m.I-
CHRRMAN PAIRcHI and Jane ,Halrohild. Of
- Delaware county, Ohio, Rnos r. Wiiliams OF
Franklin county, ohio, RiohaYd d, Williams Of the
State Of California, Ahram Wlliams Of the State Of
India O, Martha H. Williams Of Pntoam connty, Ohio
William o. Waters and Elisabeth Waters, his wife OF
Franklin county Ohio, Msrlha A Reed and Dariuel
Reed Of Hardin county, Ohio Ufiah II. Horlock OF,
Adeline Horocser, Mary n Horiocker, Isaac NJ Hor.
locker, Arthur M Aorlockef and John w HorIocRcr,
(heirs Of Catharine Horlocker, deod,) OF Franklin
county, Ohio, will take notice that petition was nled
against Them the 30th day Of November, A. D 1862
IN the Court OF Common Pleas within and 4 the coun.
ty Of Prapkn, and state Of Ohio BY said Isaac 0liok
and Ann Olick, and II now pending, wherein said Ann
Click and haao Click demand partition Of the follow
Ing described real estate, to witt One hundred and M
teen acres, les out Of the southwest quarter
i,t No. o section No. 3 iovpship No. quarter town.
ship No. =, range No. 10, Pain townshp, Franklin
coanty, Onic being the tame farm conveged By Jeeob
lusser and wife 10 Isasc williams " deed dated
February -, A. d 1882, and recorded in Frankiin
couo record Of deeds, Vol TO- PAGE 1885, and that at
the next term Of fad Oourt ths said Anu Click and
Isaac ocS will apply for an orJeT that partition be
made OF said premises - -iLL-.t AHA .ln,t
raI .a.H b. 3laj % iHORAOE WILSON, 4.
a-l- Atty for Petitioners.
This 30ih day OF Nov. A, D. I963-dec1-x6W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

On Saturday the l2th day Of December, A.
- ~ W1M D., l663,As4 x AA41AB (.
al one O'Clock P. Mr. following described real estate
situate In Washington township, franklin county Ohio
toskit: Rirst-Being land formerly owned BY John
sells sem, deed, described a. folioWs,-
Beginning OF stone corner near beech corner to
cathhrIne oraces and running south 2 deg. west Of
poles to stone beech tree thence south 81 deg.
east 81 poles 10 sake thence north ess n poles
70 stake In catharine Graces line; thence north IS
acres Of land. SecondS0ne other tract commencing ut
the northwest corner OF the farm owned by said Pnney
March 81 1851 thence with said Pinney's line south TO
an east and veBt line Of Moses Davish farm; thence
with said Moses Dayis9 line west far eneush TO make
eleven acres By Running line npfth parallel with
the hrst line; thence cast TO the ibeginning con.
taining eleven acres. Third -Anotler tract deed.
cd by Holmep Sells and wife % said H.t M.
Plnney, March Sd 1851; Beginning at stake In the
south line of John Bels IT, survey, thence south 10
deg east ap the middle new fence Called 70 poles
70 stake thence south go deg west 103 poles and 10
links to two beeches and stake thence north Two de-
greet west 70 poles ptake sugar and beech inside
John Sells seniors lIne hence with rad line north 80
east los polss and - links 2 ne place q tegn
ming containing ffy acres, more or less being the same
pferses conveyed TO Holmes sei under the order OF
ihe court Of Common Pleas of Fahklin County except
the said undivided one.hsf Of the orysx acres claim
cd By the said Marilla Pinney, II ', .-
Appraised at the undivided half OF DO acres 933 90 per
acre. The Eleven acres appraised at e33 90 per acre.
The Fifty more or less appraised at S33 90 per
Printer fsss $3.50 0cd5 sltsral sl
o a falSF F1'7o7a q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
novl0-dlt&wtd pr and Master Commissioner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Attachm,ent Notice.

Bum RsIsasl = 90, p''r9 Court Of 9. Common Pleas
] R Hare, dert. } franklin County, Ohio.
THE DEFEN DANT, j II. HARE, oF
the State Of Iowa, will take notice that Bunn
Raie Co., OF Philadelpha, in the State Of Penn
syyauia dfd the .5th day Of November, 1853, hie
their petition Ia the Clerks office OF the Court Of Dom
mon Pleas OF Franklin county, In the Btate Of Ohio
sgAin. the said j. b. Hare. settling forth that said de-
with interest from the l7h day OF Dscsmber 1858, st
the rate Of ten per cent, certain judgment taken
the l7h day OF December 1885, In the Dsrct Court
tachment hiss Issued ont against saids defendant IN
said a,ton and that said defendant is required To ap
pear and answer by the 10th day Of January 1904, OF
Judgment will be taken sgainst him.
Ia "a By Gaa. COLLINS,
ys-dltAve. 1ss &c 9s Pi'as ATTY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
8 n O II ii N

ENMOM mK PABTUNE IN NOh WIOH
II township. on Thursday night, November 18Th, o
pie gray), II hands nigh, white spot on fundmen 70
semblius new moon with points mp, aged yeass. A
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery OF the horse
OF the arrest Of the thief or boh for any Informs
lion that may lead to the recovery cf the horse,
ELISHA WILTON, ilA
noyio-d&wtf colnnbns, o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
LAW NOTICE.

LA w NVIIVG..' L.utI m
uARRIET FISK, nllsabsih, Wagner, Abrah,m
u Wagner, Joasph eHetdeyi Sarah sRaIbeT, John
fHber. hsekiei Headey, Mary Edgsl, Harvey Rdsel,
David Headley Daniel Headley and Eleca Headley will
take notice that petition against them the 5th day
OF November, A. ID. 1865 In the Superior Court within
and FOR franklin county, Ohio, BY William Headley,
and Is now pending, wherein said William Hsadley de-
mands PARTON Of the following real estate towt Lots
No thrIyone l3l, thirty.thIee (33, and thirtyfour
CD In the hrst quarter OF tho hrst township, range six
teen United States military lands, containing each one
ccrnty Ohio. Also, lots No thlrtythree t33 and thirty
fonr 49, Of the fourth quarter, second township, and
sixteenth range OF the United States military lands,
containing each hundred acres, less, and
situate n said Rrapkn county, Ohio, and that at the
next term Of said Court the said William Headlay will
sppy for an order that partition % be made OF said
,y''aae. sol y, is cox 4 CONVERSE.
Columbus, o., Nov. 81. D, 1888 Att'gsfor pi'f.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

NOL1Co III GdTLktlOus
ITO A q D D sH u LrZ ,alsANN AN
i shults, Leah Long, John W. Long, Leah u. McGuf.
FEY, r. O. Moqnfey, Hannah ,stambsueh Solomon 8.
6tanhaueh, Wilson n. stambaugh, aenun u j Q tam.
bsngh, Lucreua \. etambAueh, MI 6hnltz. Baltzer
9hul1, solomon Shults Jonathan Shuts, Lydia Lauh
Isaac Lamb, Jacob Westhsfer Barbara Westhafer Han.
nah coiehsse, jacob g. Hopssr, David n. Hoilinger.
samuel Hollingsr, Oatharine Gardner Leah Raffens-
barger, Mary Aun Detrch, Augustus DIETRICH James
sarah Curry, Amos Curry. George Curry, George W.
Purdy, Emeilne Wing, Webpter Wing, Elisabeth Nrnst,
6usanna Ernst and Susanna etambaugh; You viii take
notice that petition was ed sganst you the 10th
day OF November, A. D. le03 In the Superior COURT
within and for the county Of Franklin and State or
Ohio by Solomon Shults and II nov pending, wherein
said Solomon shut demands partition OF the following
real estate, to witt Foy-four OF land sltnats In
Truro tovnshp, franklin county, Ohio, being in range
81, township 12, section 20, half seston SO and in the
north half Of said lhaD section Il being the land
OF TO Hannah Bhulu her dover In the estate OF
Baltzer Shulz by proceedings had In the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of Eapk i'm county, ohio uhieh pro-
ceedinas recorded in ohsncey Records, book No. b
page 36 10 which record reference hereto made and
that st the nsxt tenn of said supenof oonrf the aid
Solomon 6bults will spply for an order that partition
may be made o said premises,
Dated this 1oih day OF November. 1893.
~ Bn,s6.n d Mcdorrr4, his Att'ys. .sAlV7 7OK
novo0-w an2 az vgypfrcol
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Sherrif'sl Sale. .

Abs As''l'n Ro,,sr, V GUARDIAN Sal. l n partition.
Ann Jemima 0rabb, ct al. e I 7-hI
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the Superior Court made at the October Term 1868
and ONE directed, will oer for sale at publc auction
at the door OF the Court Houie In the city Of oolum-
bns, on i. l1lllIrsss so1b
. Saturday the 26.h day of Decem Der. A. D.
ltN-~..fi IL 1858.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

I,HIs HOTEL HAS BEEN REPAIR.
Il ED and feHtted throughout and Il now open to the
public The propretors recently Of the Goddard House,
Msysville, Ky, solicit the patronage Of the travelling
community. No palms will be spared 70 give satisfac
CORBIN aALLRHnR,
-eE Jos. D. PHRRIB