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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-21
AuciOAeer'S NCtiCe,

THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES to the public
l. as Auctionecr, trusting by due attention TO business
to merit share Of public patronage, having applied for
license Auctoneer, under the Excise Law OF the w.
s. Any person requiring my services can procure the
same by addressing me At Hunter, Belmont Co, Ohio
jat JOSEPH ID. MAYS AucHoeer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-21
I AM CURED.

al have taken HiI doses Of Railways Pills, Of three
pills each, in SIX days they cured Of Constipation,
Indigestion, aud Dyspepsia. have taken B--ths,
A-ts', and many other pills for years, and could
only obtain temporary relief II stopped the uso Of
theso pills for week my old complaint would appear.
Six doses Of Ridway IS Pills cured me.
STEPHEN BESNETr, U. 3. c. g."
"I have suffered wi'h nyspeisia and Liver IN.
pl,nt for yesrs--have used all sorts OF pills
they would give me temporary comfort, but was com
peed 10 take them all the time. have used ono box
ofpr. Railways Pills am cured have not takon
particle OF medicine In SIX months.
Q, N. CHI DS Roxbury, Mass.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-21
PILES, sTRAINlSl- AND TENEsMUs,

. PILLS., SrRAINING AND TENkSsfUS,
Are the results Of Inflammation or Irritation Of the mu-
cots membrane Of tho bowels, induced BY drastic
pls-Ihess imperfect pills, instead Of being dissolved
by the chile carried TO the lower bowels, and In
duce . pers'atc movement or evacuation BY their
Irritation - hence fAs Nraning, cramps, ssrenehinS
paint Pills and tsHesmus, and fhs frequent dlss coils
10 tAs 1aier ess that patients s~dp' wAs take tAs'1
tssp@fset pdis. : ....... ....., D.. ,.....,.... ..f
II you would avoid these annoynnoes, wheoever .
pursalive medicine Is required, take . dose OF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons .nhie,sd with PILES, may rely on positive
SoArEp VIII WITH GUN. I'a aui ''
COATED WITH GUM.
COATED WITH GUN
Or. Railways PfliS are elegantly Coated with Gum,
are fres from taste smell, be taken at al times
and all occasions. No danger will result fom colds,
" exposed 70 vet damp weather amor taking these
SIX OF RAILWAYS FILLS
aAve secured a vigorous evacuation, In severe cases
Of Inflammation OF the Bowels, Paralysis, &C, sfter
CrotDu OH Harlem OIL, injections and other means
pleeiy failed. dose Of Railways Pills will remove an
obstrnotons, and secure rec passage Directions for
inside each box Price per boz, 7e cents Sold
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers, and Stsre keepers U
NJ RLEvery Agent has been furnished with fresA
and new made Pills A. sash boz is enclosed with
, q Sssl Mgravsd Label, take none others. f
RADWAy d co., ,.s -l -t.
.-Q u Madden Lane, New Ysss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-21
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate Court for
IN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned ap-
pointed and qualified Executor Of the estate Of James
McLeish, deceased, late Of said county.
All those indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
ASA 0ARRETsoN, Executor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-21

THEIR STOCK consists OF every line o Boots and
l. Shoes usually kept in this market for Gents and La
dies, Boys, Misses, and Children. :
Also, a full stock Of GUM AND BUFFALO WORK.
l, is all OF the very best make. mostly Philadclphia
custom made work, which will compare very favorably
with Belmont county homemade work.
Persons buyin such will receive good, reliable guar
atees what they buy To prove the above true you
will only have to call and examine for yourselves Their
stock will show for hself.
In connection with the above, they will MANvFAC-
TURE all kinds OF work 10 order. at short notice.
ocS RITTS PICkERI SG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23
MARExco JoE.-Wednesday night, : tele.

MARExGo JoE-W ednesday night, tele-
gram was received from the sheriff Of Mus
catinc county, Iowa, that man confined in
the Muscatine jail, for larceny and passing
counterfeit money, and whose name is sup
posed to be Joseph Cooley, but who goes by
the name Of ''Marengo Joc' had broken jail.
City Marshal Cropper was ut once on the
look out, and about . o'clock Thursday
morning he found that the fellow had been
to the Island City Hotel, where he met a
woman Of his acquaintance who was waiting
for him, knowing that he was to break Jail
and come directly here, by land, t. take the
morning train east. Unfortunately for them
nc was little too late for the train. lie
had partner called Jack, who met him
here, and before Mr.. Croppcr learned they
were here they had taken n trip into the
country OF course he watched for their
return, and at 10 minutes past L last night
they returned TO the hotel, and he then ar
rested Joe and took him to Jail. In the
meantime Mr.. Croppcr had tclcgraphcd the
sheriff of Muscatine to come up, and he sent
the City Marshal of Muscatine, who arrived
last night. This morning he took charge
Of the prisoner and returned to Muscatinc
by the steamer Jennie Whipplc.
When Joe broke Jail he crossed the river
in skif and, to use his own words, ''hc
done some tall walking towards Rock Is
land lie said, during the night, he found
a horse, but had no saddle or bride, yet he
managed to get on the horse, and guiding it
with stick, he made rapid progress OH his
route Arriving here he went directly to
his swoman's room, and was indiscrcct
enough to say to her, loud enough to bc
overheard in the next room, that ''hc had
walked 90 miles last night to see her" 1t
was by this means that the Marshal got on
on his track lie was a tolcrablc fine
looking young man and ought to be better
employed. lie and his partner asked Mr..
Croppcr how much money it would take to
let him get away. Mr.. Croppcr replied that
money would not do it--,othing but mus
Gle would accomplish it, and then at the
great risk Of being brought down BY his re-
yolycr.-K. I. A,yus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

LIGHTING THE SrnREfs.--It will be OBJ
served that Kerosene lamp post and lam
TERN has been erected in front Of the Post
O6he. This was done BY Mayor Lowry,
At his Own expense, for the purpose Of test
ing the pracscability Of using Kerosene for
street lighting purposes. It must be con-
fessed that the light WAS tolerable; but n :
matter Of econmy, we are opposed to the
project. The Highe.< Court in the Shts
has decided that the City u bound to OBJ
serve its contract with the Gas Company
This being the case our citizens are bound
to pay the profits accfuing to the Company
on this contrast, whether they have tn me
of TIE gas or not. Therefore, comnnoA
senss tsacAes that II it is possible, and We
heisvs Il i, to make an inlicsbls arrange.
With iths c. Company.it should b. done BY
= hsans. IT svgye9rtb bsmelpb tlia
dhsstisn asessss ws talk abeut adepliag
~ sl& ltApl 4 lighting qt bseistesd
[e1ssh. sIApag Re sxpsnse. e inae0afpfr
- y - q - exrts - Nj lsAtsAp
- css1l (lDss ws11A Aesasuyrlu
~ z sstheillalesk 11kIsaa II
1Dxs \ sHos ) .jssg asstsa 81 si4ss9g'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23
To-DAY's ADV'Te,


.v'Ofice.
SInEEr CONM.ssIOSER's S OrllCE j
City Of Da,enp rt,
April -, 1854.
DERSONS WHO ARE REMOVING, OR
Il about 10 remove, any filth or dirt from their
cellars alleys, etc. are hereby notified that the
city ordinance prohibits them from depositing
any dirt filth thcrefrom, on any Of the streets
alleys, or public grounds Of the city. except in
such places as may be designated by the Marshal
or myself. All persons desirous Of removing
such dirt or filth, may for the next 80 days, de
pcsit il in the following places viz: On the east
and west side Of Gaines street, between 10th and
nth streets; on the north side Of sth street, be-
tween Harrison and Ripley Streets; on the south
side of Front street, Between Brown and Warren
Streets or at Rcnwicks Mill, East Davenport
tby consent Of the owncr.) All persons not com
plying with the above notice. will he dealt with
according TO chapter AZ, Of City Ordinances
+. W. BAKER
apr23 dim Street Commissioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

Cavalry horses are coping in quite brisk
~. The contractors will soon have their
quota full.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

FLowERs buy your flower seeds At Bal
lords. He has perfectly fresh and COM
pletc stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

TAKE NorrcE,-Persons carting away rub
bish from their alleys will be interested in an
advertisement to be found in another COL
umn. Don't forget it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

DEAD HEAD PRINTING.-The sensible re-
marks Of an.exchange inrcgard to gratuitous
printing will be endorsed BY most publish.
crs who suffer great deal in that way
ut says ut has been the custom Of III
associations and individuals to impose upon
editors the publication Of resolutions, obitu-
notices, advertisements Of benevolent enter
priscs and various other articles of limited
or individual interest without charge. We
have done quito our share Of that kind Of
work. If associations consider it due to de-
ceased members to pass resolutions testify
ing to their virtues and condoling with the il
relations, they must henceforth consider Il
due to publishers to pay for them and il
literary, school and other associations can
not exist without sratuitous printing, they
must be too slightly priced to promise sub.
stantial benefit to tho members. Until VIC
find teachers who teach gratis; butchers
who furnish steaks and roasts without
charge; lawers who counsel without fees;
hkmefs who donate their wood and pro-
duce, &C., we must decline being in the
list Of printers who print without compen-
sation."
There are those who argus that because
they are subscribers TO paper a patsoniss
the ONCE, the publishers should uuake tllem
dnations Of printing to more th,n II
snosnt Of profit % their patronage. They
% mot run to the butchers, bakers 81
|pecs@ when thy spend twenty doilers
g one spent with the frin6sr, md ask ior
q g. Hons hthN Aad thss vsula u !
|!lssSeg-a greet Pry. Asl~ay shetld
~ eoA1e6 slh(r business nsn = = ~
80! q. ss.rl'''''s o. ss!s|
kssts szsbssss sia -isss ssosssk %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

GRABBE sells all kinds Of toilet articles,
soaps, perfumcry, hair restorativcs, dyes,
and hair, tooth and nail brushes Of the very
best quality
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

JrwELRy.-Ladies and gents should new
er think Of purchasing jcwelry until they
have called at Curry 's-Brady street, above
Sd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

ATTRACTION II you would be amused
and instructed, drop in ut LcClairc Hall this
evening and witness tho fcats Of the Glass
Blowers. The display Of skill is very won
dcrful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

Davenport Markets.

NAV cME port NuurAetSs
OFFICE Or THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT
Saturday evening. April %, 1854.
Flour s.. So0 500 wholesale; 80 40Co &. GO re-
tail
WHEAr.-g5S s l.nj.
BARLEY.-$i .l5Wl.2J.
OATs.-62M65.
CoRN.--65M70
WEIr BEASs-$l. .5o@2.oo
FLAx>EED. g.. ooM2.25.
TIMorHY.-$2. 25@2.
CLOVER .o0617.25.
POrAToEs. -45M65.
ChleaGo Market, ~ Telegraph.
CHICAGO, April 8.
rLoua--Q aiet and firm.
wHsAf-C osed quiet but firm .. 80 for Nc. /,
and ~ for No. =.
CoaS-tn active demand; chic Ay spe culativs, AID
prices 'vancsd s0lo. Sales. ~ 02Ql % for old
No. and lC091.0 % for new No l. Al the clio. the
market was quiet at loo for No. l, and $50 flr
No 2.
orr rirmer q the opening, and market advane.
cd % e60eSK closing dun at s7k Offering.
nIoswinss- Market quiet n 1100l20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

"WmIsLER's." NO store in Davenport is
SO broadly and SO thoroughly known
through this and adjoining counties, for
miles and miles round about, as the great
Dry Goods Store of c. s. Whistler. 1t is
something for merchant to be well known
to have his name = familiar household
word, and then having just the goods his
hosts Of acquaintances require, and dealing
them out fairly and honorably, he cannot be
otherwise than successful. Mr.. Whistler
fills this bill exactly. He is known; he has
the goods and sells them so low that no one
can find fault. Read his advertisement in
another column and then give him call
Ladies will find every style Of dress goods
the market affords; farmers will find every
thing in the line Of fabrics and cloths they
may ask everybody can be accommo-
dated. He has but one price for his goods
A child would get IN article just a. cheap IS
the closest purchaser; there is no occasion
for spending time to Ak prices-that il
done. The Spring stock is now opened and
ready for inspection. Call and examine,
whether you buy or not. Old Stand, No. 9
LeClairc Row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23
AlvER ITEMS.

The popular mail and passenger packet James
Means, Captain Jerry Wood, will depart for Du-
baque and way points Mofiday At I O'Clock. J.
Scarborough in the cfice. r. N. Pret,yman.
agent.
The favorltc mail and passenger packet Jennie
Whipple, Captain Campbell, will depart for Fort
Madison and way points Mohday morning Il
O'Clock. Lemuel Parkhurst In the Office. E. A.
Tilebn, agent
The magnificent Northern Line packet Hawk
eye STATE Captain Mason, will depart for st.
Paul to morrow morning. Ben. Cougar in the
Office. K. N. Prettyman, agent.
The magnificent Northern Line boa, Day enport
Captain Buford, will depart for st. Louis Mon
day morning. j. :. PIN in the Office H. NJ
Prett.nlan, agent.
The elegant Northern Line packet Pembina
Captain Hill, will depart for st. Louis and way
landings this evening. G. d. Carroll in
in the Office. Il. NJ. Prcttyman, agent.
Mas. MCCULLouGB, 92 Brady street, would
inform hcr friends and the public that in addi
tion TO her extensive stock Of MILNE ~ and
Millinery Goods, she has added very hand.
some assortment Of W II selected Fancy Goods,
consisting in part Of Fancy Back Combs, Hair
Netts, Hair Rolls, Bugle Gimps and Fringer,
Dress Buttons in every variety, aud various
other articles too numerous to mention All
which We will sell at wholesale or retail at
prices which cannot fail to suit the closest
buyer.
We solicit the attention Of Milners to our
Wholesale department We will sell them
goods ut Wholesale as cheap as they can buy in
Chicago.
Supreme Court Of Iowa.
APRIL TERN, 1864.
Saturday, April %.
1882 Riley va Estate Of Kelly, Tama Co, affirmed.
1910 Carleton VS. Byington, ct 81, Johnson Co. Mo-
ton dismiss appeal overruled
Henry Selby admitted to citizenship Of the Unit
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved lands.
F. A. MCNAIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

CHOICE GooDs AT AuCrIoN-Among the
many fine things to be offered at auction
next week by Sands & Co., we make par
ticular mention Of Richardson's extensive
table cloths and napkins to match; linen
shectings and pillow case linens, and other
desirable goods, comprising, in all, the An
est stock of go DDS ever offered for sale in
this city. The sale will be opened at No.
% East Second street, in Fejervary's Block,
on Monday morning ut 9 o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

TIVE or OPENING THE Pos, OrrIcE CHANG
YD.-On and after Monday morning, next,
We arc authorized to say, the Post Office
will bc open for business Ut o'clock in
stead Of o'clock, as heretofore. This is .
very desirable change.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

PERSONAL had the pleasure, this
morning Of meeting our friend and fomer
fellow citizen, A. W. Church. Esq, Of Chica-
20, who is here on short visit. He is look
ing finely, IS usual, and seems to enjoy
life as bccomesa a man of business. His many
friends here will be glad to meet him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

- no. % BRADY STREET. BELOW sEC.
god, keeps constntg On haad NJ nlAkss
Z 10 order. - ID sa.1ssssssa
Gsa>sss oD.vs. - 70 AAllasnfA
QEG1laI1l0 setlk ~ hxtsrSsl "a O. a1eqnae,
s...: =: :;..s: s..' = + - - 'ft1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

GExrLExEx will do themselves a great ia
vor by calling at Krausc's and taking look
at his stock Of clothing materials. He can
turn out gents wardrobes that beat any
thing that ever covered human flesh. Fur
nishing goods, hats, caps, trunks, valiscs in
great variety, opposite the National Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23

There is no dodging the fact, gentlemen,
that you can get better suit Of clothes at
that same old stand, opposite the Post Of
ficc, than at any other place in the city
Call on Sam Perry and see the new styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23
FIRE INSURANCE.

+ / IL = 1NO u IA IN " e.
PhOnlx Fire Insurance Co.,
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.
Lamar Fire Insurance c.,
OF NEW YORK. --'.
CITY Fire 1nsarancc c.,
or Hartford, CONN.
SpFlnglell Fire Insurance c.,
OF SPRlN0Fl0LD, MASS.
LIFE INSURANCE,
Cennoetleut III Insurance c.,
Eelna In lnGnraneo O.,
OF HAnR8OaDjUONM u f5d
Ss:.ri;1 e. III - 1ssssss.Ss,' s., s., !.
Jslun L. Svvi &bS.,isss, isss s,.s !. : !.
MCxo1Ig ILRcx, sscoHp p;
-, Z q :: ~ :: :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23
Supreme Court Of Iowa.
APRIL TERN, 1864.

Saturday, April 23
1892 Riley Estate Of Kelly, Tama Co. affirmed
1910 Carleton vs. Byington, ct 81, johnson Co. Mo-
ti0n dismiss appeal overruled.
Henry Seby admitted to citizenship Of the Unit
ed S.ates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-23
MONEY TOLOAN.

On improved lands
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hsrsby givea thath pstition
IN will be presented to the commillioners
Of Prsbls county Ohio, st their Hsfet term
or session in 1854, praying for grant TO
change the LeviSbarg and New psris couh-
ty road a. follows, to vii the change 10
at I point on the Gettysburg and
Darke Couaty line Free Turnpike, whore the
said Lsvisburg and New Paris road inter.
sscta the said Free Thrnpiks; thehes North
alshk the said Free Turnpike I, the south
vert CORNER Of section thittesni (Is), Of JEFF
fer, on Township; thencs Ras. along the
sestion line bstwesa. sections { irtesa Q5)
and tWsntyifour (74l, to the township lins
batWeen Js1eron aad Monroe town$hips;
thence East along this section line between
sections eighteen (ls) and ninstssn (l9) Of
Monroe township, half Gniie tts road run
ming North from the National road; And
there to terminate, and 20 much Of tbs Law
isburE and New PalIa road as lies between
the crossing Il the above mentioned road in
Monroe township BY the said LsNiiburg and
New Paris road, and the OinteFsection of the
said Free Turnpik iby4 said ,Lswisburg and
New Paris road TO besacatsdj san Dg
. A-@ I'D ''.'SSIsM ANY PETITIONERS.
Eah l. ,lR6A-tdM ~ o..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
TISYS N0E9eSS f,
at Az cse
.,42 xSd FdObS.1:.

SARlhRi mharr NNA,aWAaa. nrs "a
Z.nnDyA va NJ. 80 =
Atepeleea, 9 AessSSAtyN AAs'sa' -
StA.e g thSisnAs wy tsS SS 80
vaIesePsss g. - y
T"v.r1.t iSes. sjS SkSssE ~
Cesrt Of Conn1n Plaza awitkia asistSr -
soSnty, Il PrsAIs. ana alk,SY1 o~NS.SSlRiSM
Ne aid zaask TsnhnssS sna ts1ia a
Ms vifg I'D !tSAn DlsyGAsA,
'Daoannak B~loSaHeid Ma VHsy aAx Nat
Ne ErsvSrJdsfsnassJ EhipA5g aeV DsAd-
Jag. The shiSsE Sf which 10 v - aside
Q IsestaiE saRtsnital deOd ysxssatsAeAy -
iAiA yShA AAd SAtiAtHAt 1lSSMAslA, ,sA ~
lftk aaS sfJaly 1851, sSAveynGtsAe cid
Galek Tealiasoa, The following ESalSstAts
sitttts n Prsbls sStHty oKiSa Beng ~
Aertk par, II Ne nnfth-saa9a.Ftss sesuea
,SS,. tsHAlhiP |, range ! east brHf e.riy,
siSs.t stfts nsfs q iees e ne 80 q
aAid qusftse,i 40 .S'ei 4
Also, the soHthfvOsa, 4tartsss q esestee
30, toWnShit ., rhnEO least, eestaiaing -
acres, more or lsas, Whish decd il 10 Alleged
70 have bees frasdSlsntly made aAA Excess
tSa. !.
AlSo asking TO set aside . certain Aert
gage szseAtsd - thssaid LTD day Sf'uiJ,
1864, On the aboyS dsscriSsf premises, ~
the aaii- Zn1ok T~ouliRaon. to the said JeaA
ssl SaIaunah Bloon6sli fer 5000 ssa
aiaoAsld H4kGt d. said Eadck TszsASoa
shell ..pp:.t '1 d. .'i';!ir =. ssit s:sa
~ ,T.,s'T, ~
~ lWa Ua0U1Ouu b1es - -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

.t. -
Peter s"'r'r, rrsbl: Common
PhObs SacknGH, Stal.
TIME shove named defendants, PbSbe
i Sackman, Elizabeth HaWlsy, Eli Swerer,
Isaac Pence Aud Nary Ann Pence, hia wife,
Albert Pence and Sarah Pence, his vile Ag-
mes SWSrOr widow Of Peter Swsrer deceased:
Sansel SWSrSr, Lewis c. Sverer, Barton W.
Sverer, RobOrt SWerer, George SWe'er, SA-
fah A. SHersr, = minor, and Agnes Swerer,
sllSf PreblN county, Ohio, - TeATArdeA,
and Agnes ~TeagsrdSn, bis wife; -
ROckhiil aHd PheSe Ann RockbilI, his Wife:
Robert Wooden. The unknown children and
heirs ct law, Of Mary JAHs Casselusn de-
ceased, n kosciuSko county, Indians, and
the untnowH childr;A, and heirs AZ law, CT
Levi Wooden deceased, who reside 10 the
comfy Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana
are hereby notified that the above named
Petitioner, Peter SWersr. on the l5th DAY Of
JanuRry,tk. d. 1854, filed bis petition il the
Clerks Office, ofths CSurt Of Comncn Pleas
within and for the County Of Prebls, and
State Of Ohio, agaiuIt them 81 defendants
r1hseiA the said petitioner denaA 10 the a.
sigHnsat, Of the dover OF the said Agnes
SWersr, widow Of the said Peter SvSrer de-
ceaSeA, 10. and partition Of the following
real sStats in the county Of Prsbls, and State
Of Ohio, and described 80 follows to.wit:
The south-ssst quarter, Of section Twenty
three, Of TOWAship sine, in range one sAst
Of tbs meridian line &c.
And The said defendants are farther aoti.
6sd that the said petitioner will make appli.
ration at the nsxt tern OF said Court, for
an order that said dowsr nay bs assigned
and said partition made accordingly.
zoos i STEPHENS,
Atty's for petitioner.
Attest C. " Lsrsh, Cir.
las. 81. el0S4-40d. IPr.k $3.50