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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-12

an amount that will soon be absorbed If We nay
Judge vt Of the previous of sai!ar appeais
by the Government to the loy-l reapie oi this
country. lLess tendI
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National Tcn.Forty Loan.

For the subscriptions Ia tins Loan, bonds will be
issued of the following denominations. 5"'s, 100 )
5rp's, and luoo's. registered. with coupons at
cached as NAV be preferred by subscribera
These hun,l, arr redeemaiie ~ .ha Govevrmcnt
IN coN a!ter rrs. aud pa. able foErY year, from
late.
They bear FIVE per cont. interest, payable or
bonds not one hundred dollars annually, aud
ever enc hundred dollars spontaneously in
,oIS.
Deposits must be made in LeaGi 7srdsr notes of
the United States, Or in AGt.oau B,st Note Tyr-
.sncg Subscribers will receive int sest from lie
tn The reen.V Il denoeifs ,r'n ~ 49,, .... ,ne
bond; III be sai..e.e,i u. the expense of the tor
9n1a.Rt.
Coupon bends are row ready for delivery, and
Registered bonds will be on tn. Is, of May next
BY an act ofCorstcss .he ise1c cf these bonds
IS limited 10
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SHIELDS WOOLEN GOvDS /!

THE TNDERSlGNED WOULD RESPECT
l. fully inform the citizens u Seo;, ana :.d-
nisii, at the davenport Wu;.!.n Factory. all des
criptions Of Wc.i1A Goods such As
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-12

For Medical and Table uses. Will ara nar.ac,,v
pure. and need only ha trie. 70 be appreciated :.
Nome genuine unless they have our uoia is..5 on
each bottle and cur initials pressed ii. wax over
the cork Sold by az l..ugg!sts and dealers
throNghc"t he ~eanst,. Call for our goods and
tab la other. Circulars to the trade supnlied
On application to BENNETT PETERS ECO
:. Sold by No. II River st. Chicago
q :. Ballord, at wholesale by Beiaere,.ys. :
Miller. iuneon. ,AMly
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WOOL

Bought or taken IN exchange for manufactured
goods at the highest cash price. ut the Factory
Nav 5dwff JOSEPH SHIELDS
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Capital, .. 100000.
DANKING HOUSE S. w. CORNER MAIN
NJ to 3 F. NJ.
This Bank. by appointment Of the Secretary Of
the Treasur, q the Omitted States, is made per
rlancr.
DEPOSITORY
for tao ru1lc monies Of the Government. Is cs
pccally authorized 10 receive pt.ons To all
Government Loans, ard redeem the Sem annual
coupons vi the
Fire PEI. Cent.
nteres, bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes.
This Bank
Buys and Sells Exchange,
,ayabic in all the principal cities in the United
states
Collections Mado
and proceeds RENTED on the day of adjustment.
a. currant rates. viii furnish
SIG III II ID IL A F r S
IN SUMS to suit available in the principal cities of
England, Ireland Scotland, Holland. Belgium,
France, italy, Switzerland and Ger.aAny
Tickets frnm di;iesen, ports il Europe TO any
part Of the United States, both by steam and by
sail. furnished at New York Ci. ; rates
IRA n CLIFFORD Cashier uy25
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exempt from All Kinds Of
Taxation.

and Offer better inducements to capitalists than
any security OF public or private character now
offering at par. mch3ldtf
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Cloths, Cassineres,
Sattinetts, Jeans,
Stocking Yarns, Sc,

BY the yard or piece. For the convenience ofthe
city trade, he has established an agency with Mg
SAM PERRY, Merchant Tailor, opposite the Post
Office, for the sale OF Cioths
BLANKETS, FLANNELS 4 STOCKING YARN
II factory prices.
Particula, attention paid to
Mimi nxlsaaas H. HNlxAAka lA..o.al..-.
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soLDIERs TO VOTE.


y We, publish to-day on our first page,
$50 fheSoldier's Supplemental Voting Law,
which. provides that soldiers may vote
at fownshipand municipal elections
VA AIniacrordancc with the, provisions Of
this, ,gAetp the soldiers of the 18th Re-
ss giment from this city, have been sup
L, piled with tickets, and will vote at the
coming clcctionss :
- Is While tic Unidn men of this city
should be encouraged by the fact, they
should only be encouraged to make
every eSeiaiohffo insure the success OF
the Union ticket. While we are glad
To- see the1right dof suffrage extended
5oYu to the soldiGs, aud mono deserve il
more than they, yet. they have done
quite enough for US in guarding and
tr defcndingus. 1--we cannot overthrow
the outrageous rule to which this city
is at present subjected without the SOL
dicrs assistance, We hardly deserve
the deiverance. Let every effort be
made to carry the city for the Union
.,, ticket by the home vote. ati Ffa
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DIED-March 1lth, Of cCnsump-
ton, athis residence in Pleasant town.
ship, BEEJAMIN FRtEsNEn, aged A
years, 5 months and % days. His
burial on the 18th, was attended by q
large concourse Of friends and rela-
tives. The occasion was sought to DO
improved by remarks by the writer
from Psalm 80, l2.,r He leaves wife
and seven children TO mourn his loss,
Bremen, O. .i, d. B.
q aDIED-Near Manassas Junction,
Virginia, July 18th, 1862, Lieutenant
JOHN MANLY DAVIS, Of Perry
County, Ohio, aged 27 years. sl5 q
DIED March 81, 1864, near Ian
caster, Fairfield County, Ohio, MA;
LINDA, daughter-of Joseph and Ro.
sanna Emily, aged IL years 2 months
and days. e'H 'is 'l.asa - =
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NOTICE IN PAnTITIos,

RAARY Sspaer widow Of Andrew Hh@fer. decd,
lvh OF Fair1eldeounty Ohio; Isaac bter and Ina
Ann 5herr minors, aud their guardian, Isaac sier,
fohn Shrtier. and Barbara Shelter his wife. samuel
Harvey Slcnfer. Ethan sh5sffer cnthsrine Shelter,
Emily Jane Shgffcr, aud Andrew Nelson Slgpfler Mi
nors: Etlan Dem and Zelda Dem, his wife. Of the
county ofCarrOl, in the State oflndIans. will take
ucc that petition was filed against them the 23d
day Of January. 1901 in the Court Of Common Pleas.
within aud for the county Of Fairfield Ohio. Vi Israel
fshseticr aud Is now pending &heren sal Israel ltf
r demndspsHiilop, &e.elthe following real estate,
to-wis wing and eing IN filc county ef Fairfield IN
the state Of Ohio, and known and distinguished BY he
ing part of section number eighteen in township
number thirteen. Of Range nuiibcr nineteen, Of the
lands of the United States sold.a Chicofhe. sntl
bounded and described as follows Beginning ct the
Southeast corner Of said Section number eighteen
ami running thence x0rh aftS khtfor ipole CHAINS
and twenty -t9o inks 70 post cence wb7t twenty
fye four polo chains sp seyentv-snf fuks 10 post
theucr south ffty4 Git f6ur pqle ehhihs and twenty
two links 70 post thence East twenty Ave four pole
chains md seyenty-f1ur fulis to the place Of begin
nIng, containing one hundred and forty nine acres
and eighty-six hundredthy pfAn aero.
Also, part of the NoTfh.weE quarter Of section
number nineteen, in township number thirteen, nnd
Range number nineteen, in said county Of Fairfed
beginning at the Earth-West corner OF said section
thence South tYenty-seven chains and ten links
thence East thirty-eight chains and eleven links
thence North twentyseren chains and eight links Ia
theNnrtiern boundary ni said section thence west
thirtyscyc chains and eighty-ihree links 10 tho
ceres and fouy-eight hundredhs Of an acre, OF
yess excepting theTerDm about two acres Of land
sold and conveyed By Andrew Shelter and Mary Shaf
ser, his wife to Joseph Mccloskey b deed bearing
And thst at the next term 6 said Lbur. fhe said L.
rae Shelter VIII apply foran order that partition may
he made OF said premises. aud the Dover estate Of the
said Mary SlaofIcr be assigned therein: ~"
| . ~ israel. SHELTER.
By Wm.P. Creed. his Attorney
| Lancaster ssdl IS ls6i. Al Gw.,pfss -.
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In yalrasld County 4; csmrnon 2 plea. Court

Ohio,
Andrew Psarse and Salon Pearss, PiAntds.
James 7. Peafse and Mary 4. Pearss, Ills wife, De-
PENDANTS.
-TAHES T. pcarsc and Mary A. Pesrss. lila wife. Of
,D Carroll county, IN the State Of Illinois, will take
notice that Andrew PeaFse and Salem Pearse, Of the
county of Fairfield IN the state Of Ohio, did, on the
third day Of Fobruary, A. D. 1884 de hs petition In
the court Of CoinmOn pieas within and for the coun
" OF Fn!t1eid and State o. OBo. eEenst tue said
James Poarse aud Mary A. Pearse. his wife, defend
ants, setting forth thst on the lli day Of August, A.
sJ9. the said defendant James T. Pearse, made and
delivered tothe said Andrew Pearse and Salem Pearse
his certain Prcinissory note THAI date due day
after date for thesum Of eight hundred md nineiy ytwo
dollars (ss92.l ThAton the same dAythe said defend
ants, James T. Pearse and Mary A. Pcarse, bi- E6e,
executed and delivered % the SAID ANDREW Pesrse and
Salem Pearse their certain mortgage deed. dated
August lith A. d. 1863. TO the payment Of the
said sum Of eight hundred and nine;y-two dollars
isso2 and the interest thereon upon the undivided
third art Of paT Of the west half Of Section No =,
Township No. IS Of Range No. 10. estimated 10
tain one hundred and fty.twO l52) acres, more or
Hess, and lying and being in the county Of Fairfield,
in the state Ohio; and praying that dd defendants
may pay thn said sum Of Ss92 90 and the interest
thereon or that said premises may Le sold 70 pay
| the same.
The said james T Pearse md Mary A. Pearse arc no
ted thatthcya.a required n appear and answer said
petition or before the Sd Saturday after the 10Th
lday Of March. A. u. IS|.
ANDREW PEARsE, and SALEM PEARsE
! ByctSEEE FRITrEk. Attorneys
February 1, lscS-lj CS pfeJp0
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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS w HALING
VOYAGE.

BY an advertisement in to-day's Ga
zctte, it will be seen that our citizens
are to be favored with this extraordi-
nary representation of a Whaling voy4
age. There is, We arc assured from
thigh aathoritypQ humbngIqbout it.
The boat scenes are natural and high
ly exciting, and one who witnessed the
performance of Capt. Williams says
that "he became SO engrossed and
carried away with the excitement,
that he involuntariIy rose to his feet,
seeming for the moment, in the very
midst of the men, and could hardly
realize that he was not looking upon
q big sperm whale, as he lashed tho
ocean, and spoutod the rcd current
high into the air in hislast expiring
agonies."
Rev. Duncan Kennedy, D. D., Of
Troy, says of this entertainments;
Everything that takes place du-
ring the chase of the whale, whether
the effort to capture him be successful
or otherwise, is represented to the very
life. You almost forget that it is a
mere representation, and the. illusion
becomes at times so complete, that you
fancy yourselfan actor in tile exciting
scene. Aside from the character Of
Capt. Williams, which is full guaran-
tee Of the truth of all he says, you
have sort of intuitive conviction
howtinspired can hardly tell---that
everything in the exhibition is true to
nature. Persons are frequently pres
ent who have visited the different
places represented on the canvass, and
none have ever detected inaccuracies
in the delincations. 4 have myself
seen the ocean in all its varied moods
of storm and calm, when bathed in
light and enshrouded in darkness, and
| know that in this respect, the pic
ttue is trueto the.original. The most
opposite emotions are excited by the
different events and incidents Of the
voyage. You are at one time con-
vulsed with laughter, at another agita-
ted with fear, and again subducd with
sorrow. The burial of little Willie is
one Of the most tender and touching
scenes it is possible to contemplate,
That alone is worth all the time and
expense of visit. 1t is sight that
does the heart good"
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HOARD OF ,EDucATsoN>

There is no branch Of the admins
tratiop of the. .affairs,of the city which
.., can safely be entrusted to the present
incumbents, or to hen of like opin-
'''s lions. The most satisfactory thing to
which this tax-ridden city can point
is its schools organized upon the
basis of tho UAien School system so
E9SoEcnerslly adopted in all the larger
ar howns. of this State. Thus organized
Fs our schools have been SO conducted as
'"ist to extend to all, the benefits of lib
81. eral education, so that scholars gradu-
ating from our High School have
been qualified for practical business
and almost. every station in life; yet
webayc It Upon good authority that
4{ this systcm has been assailed in some
Of its most important features by
members oil the School Board and
that the continuance of the High
School Department and the Office Of
Superintendent iA at present held by
: the slight tenureof a tie vote in that
lsRS body and only awaits the accession
to the Board of another member
& alike uusoand'upor this question to be
swept away entirely. Let those who
havean interest in this matter look
.ts, y E ss ssSs;s !ssss,sss si .,:
Ty tenn, and they, if they can afford it,
ysTse be compelled to send thcir children
'& from the parental roof to receive the
,nsr| education Which an illibcral policy
'@' has denied them here. n
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But little time iS lslt for the return
Ofineome. Amer the first Monday Of
May, 50 per cent. penalty will Be
added. This isimpsratiBs, TbepeO.
pie, before that time, must call on The
respective Assistant Assessor 70 make
returns. See notice In another column.
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The RebeIlion al itf1

Is the title Of a new Map just pub
lished by H. H. Lloyd & Co., and
for sale by A. Bronoman. It has an
outline enclosing the sdark and
bloody ground" now occupied by the
rebellion. Ifany one wishes to know
how the Confedoracy is being driven
into its last corner, lot them purchase
a copy of this map. Price SO cents.
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REMovAL.AAdolph Aaron has ro-
moved his Clothing and Jewclry Store
to the room formerly occupied by ?,
Rising 10 the Tailmadgc Block. look
for his advertisement next week. z
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In Falrneia county Common Plea. ohio
Amos 'rssfa; ssaa:, rl''n'if in partieioa.

Amos araafm. a9iin:, fi''H'F In partl.ioa tito
Abraham Peters ct al Defts. }
4 ST. Abraham Peters, OF Warren county, Ohio
II Mary StueIsy and - SttIcky, her husband,
whose christsri name Il unknown, of Allen county.
Ohio Eliza strickicr and --- Strlckler, her hus-
band, whose efristennAne is unknown, of franklin
county, Ohio; Emily Dlstman and - Dustnan,
her husband, whose christeu name is unknown, OF
Vanwert county, Ohio; Sarah Dixon and - Dixon
her husband whose ehristen name and Eesidenee are
unknown: Isaac Peters OF the state Of Illinois
Michael Peters, OF the State q Ohio Daniel Peters
Samuel Peters, dcceased, late OF Illinois, Whose
names and residence are unsnown), and the children
and heirs at law of George Peters, deceased lite OF
the State Of Ohio, whose names and residence are
I'd. The children and heirs at law of Samuel Nigh,
deceased, Whose naipes and residence 0re unknown
Sd. The children and heirs OF iaw of Adam Nigh
deceased. late of Wyandot county, Ohio, whose
names and residence are nnknoNn.l
4th. Sarah I,eist and William Leisi, her husband
9Th, fhe children and hcirs al law of jacob Nigh
deceased (whose names md residence are unknown
9Th. The children and heirs at law of John Nigh
deceased, Whose names and Residence are TIN
7th. The children and heirs at law Of George Nigh
deceased Whose names and residenee are un
sth. Yhc children and heirs at law OF Peter Nigh
deceased (Ehose names and residence are un
knOwnD N4l. ~ f,b.4 ~. :. -
9th, The ciVdTen and heirs OF lawof susan Men
deceased whose h1nles and rekidence ore unknown
wiz take noticH that Petition tiled agans
them on tho 18th day OF February. A. d. 1854. in t
Court Of ofcommoniPioasf within and for the county
Fairfield, in the State OF Ohio. By Amos Graham
and is now pending wherein said Amos Grayhmn dc
mands nbrtt0n Of the following real estate tO-wlt
Situate IN the comfy Of Fairfield in the State .
Ohio, and il known and distinguished by beinga par
ofthe Horth-east half Of the NDrth-east quarter
SECTION No. three i3) III TowlEhip No Tgegc ll2l an'
RAJ &c No twenty and is Bofaed asioo% iowit
section No B. one chain East from wheresaid bound
anytime crosses Ccarcroek thence south Nin.etoei
(lolchains and slxty-three gl links 20 post thene
West Two (2) chains and seventy five links toa post
thence North nineteen CHAINS and slxtyhree links
post on the north boundary line Of said section
thence East with said boundary line Two ~ chuin
and seventy-five 75 links 10 the place beginning
eontaining five acres and 40-lpO ofau acre more Q
lesa. And ut the next term Of said Court the SAL
Amos Grnhim will apply for an order that partition
may be madcor said pfcm!scs Dated this isih da
of February 1864.
l. 'f iby Chrke FritteT, Attorneys
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DG- Jacob Block has received his
stock of Ready Made Clothing::for the
Spring trade, and continues to manu-
facture clothing to order at his old
stand, adjoining the entrance to the
Tallmadge Hopseg q
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Court az Common Pleas, ralrnsld Co., o

Court NJ Common Pleas, Fairfield Co., o.
Salem Peaf5c and Laura A. Pearse, his wife, Plaintiff
against
James Pearse and Mary A. Pearse, his wife, derts.
rHNlIE said defendants James Pearse and Mary A.
] Pearse. his wife, OF the county Of Carroll and
State Of Illinois, will take notice that the SAID plaintiffs
Salem Pcarse and Laura A. Pcarse. his wife, NJ Fair
field county aud State ofDo did, the 9Th day OF
January a, d. 1864, file their petition IN the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Fairfield,
IN said state OF Ohio against the Sgd James penrse
and Mary A. Pearse, his wife, deeuiants, sCttngf0rth
that the said James PGarse and Mary A. Pearse, his
wife, executed and delivered to the said Salem Pesuse
mortgage on I'll cir right, tf. interest, estate or
claim TO the undivided third part Of the follOwinglands
sitntein Fairfield county, Ohio icing the west half
of Seolon number FIVE, t6l Township number thirteen
(l3,l OF Range numbernineeen l9l estimated TO con-
taDin said tract one hundred and ffy.two tl52) ncres
be the more or less, to secure the PAYMENT Of
six hundredand eight dollars and twenty-five cents
according to certain notes referred to in said mort
gage, and praying that the said lanes Pearse, aud
Mary A. Pearse, his wife, deiendnnts may pav sad
sum now claimed to be dae, to-w the sum Gf Ssh
D. with interest from Dec sth 1863, that the said
premises may he sold to pay tue same; and the SAID
James pearsc and Mary 4. Pearse Ibis wife, defendants
are notified that they required to appear and an
swer said petition or before the third Saturday af
ter the 10th day of March, A. j. 1874.
BY SALEM PEARSE, and
Clarke Fritor, Att'ys. Laura A. Pearse, his wife,
Jan. 2s, lsGi-4l Cw pfS7 90 Plaintiffs.
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VALUABLE CURING MILL
and Warehouse Far Sale.

TTTIsHIN0 10 exchange my location, I propose TO
wv offer for sale my Touring MIL, Known as tho
EMPIRE MILLS. and Warehouse. situated IN Balti-
moro. Fairfield county lying the Ohio canal, with
essaTy out buildings and sheds. There are seven
acres oi land an excellent well OF water young or
chard II choice fruit trees just beginning 10 bear. Fa
ctes for shipping are good. with everything neces
aary carry on the commission business md good
illcustom-inhct the bestproperty lnthe county 10
coip greenbscks with For Partleulsrs inquire Of the
owner, on the premises. NV. MULINIX.
Baltimore, March SIP 3w il.
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Sale of Real Estate
~ BY ORDER. OF COURT.

~ ! Bl UKDEk, OF OUUhT.
Dof 10 and o'clock Of said day, on the premises,
win be sold the highest bidder the following real
estate as the property Of Valentine Cupp decd sit
uste ia said county Of Fairfield to-wit The South
west quarter of Section No. eght(s) in township No
Sixteen (lG,) Of Range No. eighteen 1s)--contalnng
iGs acres more or less Subject to dover and home
stead rs assigned.
Appraised at s35 90 per acre.
Terms OF Bale.-One third in hand, and the res
idue heTeofin one and two years thereafter, with in
terest from theday Of sale 10 be secured By morgage
MARTIS 6McNEiLL, q. BLACK
Attys. Admir- OF Valentine Cupp, dec.
Feb. Is, IsCl-47 CIV pf53 20
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IIeailquartera At CireIsvilIs

The Office of Provost Marshal Of
this (Twelftt } District will be removed
from Chillicothe to CirclcviIle on the
7th of April. s iets,g
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STILL MORE CLoTHHG.Y-t will be
difficult not to take somo ''thought
.wherewithal wo shall be cloth
ed if we pass the Shops Sf our
clothing merchants or read theirad-
vertisements. Sec extensive stock of
Isacc Levy just received.
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SG~We are pleased to see Col. A. w
ofvthc 12Sth Ohio, rip town
lqokkilhlggYelE lE.ilhitllLll L ! !.

p9-The bill placing 100000 at
the disposal of the Governor, for re-
pclling invasiop, and suppressing in
surrcction, has passed both branches
of the Legislature.
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Notice.

Notice is horeby given, that the uD1srsignst has
~ been appointed Administrator with the ~ill an.
nexed Of the estate Of Enoch Vdykc, late Of Fsir'
field county, Ohio.
All peraons indebted 70 the estate are requested 70
make immediate payment, md those having clhins
aganst tho same will present them, duly autheltca
ted, 10 the undersigned for allowance.
= ~ ELIJAH BERRY. Ad'mr
+. Feb. 25,'G3--4s 4w with the VII annexed.
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NIoTJCEis hereby given 70 The iinknovn heirs at
~ iAs olOsfnar G. 1ilEny, d0csased. and the IN.
;poWn hers ct law ofwafn Tiffany. deceased, thai
peter Miller, ~ plaintiff, on the litn day OF Februa-
~, A. ID. 1884 fled his petition IN the Court OF Com
mon Pleas in and for the county Of Fairfield, and
State Of Ohio, aeainst them Defendants the object
and prayer n which Il 70 require them 70 convey 70
himn fee simple W decd ~ gsnerl warranty, In.lot
No Nine (9) IN Aaron Bena iuin's Addition of In-lots
to the town ofLsnc stof in spld county IN pnrsuhnoS
OF the contract In writing under seal Of said Osnhr G.
tiffany aud William Ti.iany with hafRpfet Conklo,
(who assigned the -are 70 said Peter MllsFl. dated
April 90 1912; md ia default of such Conveyance,
that the judgment in afd aoion npsrnie such md
that said heirs at law be cnoined from claiming any
right or interest In 70 said premises. and that tho
saine - conyeyed bya Master Commissioner 10 said
Peter Miller And said defcndaifs are further notified
% appear and answer 10 said petition on or before
the third Saturday alter tile 18th day OF Mafcb, A. d.
1scl, or j1dpDeHtNll he taken against them Ly do
fault. Dated this tIth day Of February 4. D lec4i
HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY. o
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
FosIl'C l'Cs-ey- -4c,-pss5 %.
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8 9 9 9 g 8

0NEperson writes her daughter was cured
Of fits Of nine years staining, and st Nitus'
dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his sen was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
bic.
AN0THERwas cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER fRheumatism Of eight yearA.
Ceses innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills