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JOhnsOnVille.
vxTE ARE nov oFFERlEG FOR SALE, over
W 100 Building Lots, II the
CITY of JohnsOnViIle,

p1rished plsn Of which ca b. seen ~ Our o;lce-
and q the princpal HOtel aad Oth punilc Place,
bank Of - Tennesses rTer 10 mites rom Us
mouth. and Al the terminus 4 tbe Sss yF9e and
rtlrsssteru fsiiro q, distance % y nllle. lfom
hat CITY surrounded, g. Il il. b. a fcn aol pro
dnc i've ooUn ~ 50 baing IN almost cols-A& rPNF
comm uucarcn v th many of the most l4nl,oI lalli
Commercial cities 81 the North 500 e'H-l est,
nlust, 10 di- -tRnl day becoIne iJ "a t'- o1-l-
and prc6sa5 investment, .is bgt sid 70 % roa.
We The eoie sgents og tie sate a ctss snd arc
fGily auehoIised AMI empoTersdSo grSat ute@ .
purchasers.
Apply o Y. MATT. BRowE 2 Co, Asss,
uoysk-e Al Cherry street..
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domsstie Groceries
offered at low prices at Totten's NO.2S Col
l~gs street
ian22-tf
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A large and well selected assortment Q
Dry Goods always on hand, at W. Freeman
. * Co =, corner Square aud Deader.ck street.
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

RIO CLOSE BUSINESS At M. II CEDAR 81
a IsFqe lot Of Miii Rry and CltlS-Es' Cot ing,
ssvoTis g A. well a. ell Kinds o4 Ntc0us Csn-
nd Fruts Cheese, Cbesnassi &c, &e-, lower tAAn
~ any olher place IN the cliy.
rara chance i utfrred = any one Nnat-ng a
- lsI-ness toczscOn a. par OK Al o. tas sock Is
- ssse with ths 70 uIturs Of tbe sto--.
s1tlers ili OsrsAIuy nOd t % their s1yantage 70
ali ~ ID. q sIAkT=hAN,
t.sd-d No. ~ CsJaT streSt,
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Just received, q large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at II. Ehrenberg's, No 40
Union street.
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AXES A1Es-3O0 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G. w. Fall d Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. jsn22tf
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II the ladies want bargains in 6ns Shoes,
Congress Caters, Bslmorals, &c, buy at
g, ". Fall & CO's.
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Just received, a stock of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's, No. 40 Union street.
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TyHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AZ FSvALID,
Published FOR the benefit, and as o oAUTfuE 70
ToU7a XXX AMI others, who siE1sr from Nervous
Disability. Premature Decay ol Manhood, &c.. sup
plying - the same time the Means Of Self Cure.
By one who ia cured himself sfter undergoing
Considerable qusckery. ~ snelOsing Q postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may b bsd Of
The author.
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esg,
decs-Sm Brooklyn. King 90, n n.
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Telegraph.

Afternoon Dispatches.
Ratification flhe Constitutional
Amendment by OhlO.
Delaware Rejects It BY a Deel.
slVe Vote.
The Late Operations Near Pc
terSbuTg.
The Rebels Have Fallen Back.
Our Loss From 200 to 900.
Rebel Dead and Wounded in our
Hands.
Our Cavalry Beyond DInRIddle
Court House.
Rebels Don't Fight as they Used
TO Did.
JEFF. Davis Message oa the
Peace Commissioners.
Rebel Papers Terribly BellIg.
erent.
About DR.. GWln's DukedOm.
4 General Exchange OF Prisoners
Agreed Upon.
The Very Latest From Grant.
Oar Forces Hold all the Posi-
lions Wen.
Complete RepulSe Of the Rebel
Assaults.
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Advertise in, and subscribe to girglston's
Business Directory t.
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Wantad.
TUE CONFESSIONS AND

1000 Dollars Bank Of shelbyVille. A
No zs Union Street.
janI2-Im n. Il. WArsos.
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VARNISHE@. =.
LIOUORS.

Bbls. Alcohol, es PCT cent
S 70 per cent.
I" Proof Spjr "a,
litt Whisky pure for med. purposes
Pure Fl Rch Brandy,
]" Holland G
Pure P r Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sals low by EWIN 4 PENDLETCS.
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3 fks sssFtast no.ice p 20 eFeTffhez n our ma
lreaklssls. Dnners and Huppefs vii We sent ont
ponder stsl hours. sisne ug in reSansr uot =
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REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City OheialA.
Members o. the two brenchos OF the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Poet Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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For ini5fsnadoa tasparsihR asy or al tie tboft
a.sasoeee pFopss'l, esli ea -.
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ROH GALE--That entire block on North side of
Ce lsr ere ., betTeen ChsrTv strses and the ley
On the Wesi, running through 20 iha Theatre
ThsHe valuable business localities vial tc sold ~
fonts on both stgests 70 SUIT pure s-OT7, ard We
OEcr hem Ht pncos when I'D CO us l. bsHcve
tnst pUrchnssrs may expect an advance Of LOO per
cent UU cox.
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Ihis u one way Of uilnga nag Of tsuoer
y hen captured he Was in New Market
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ASh sAIk "A harm q 1881 sores. miles froIn
% .1sn ~. near the G.listin pike. 3 large 2-etoTy
N 'osAse N good repair, y iIead d cellar noer
'-,s 80 80 Lou--'; new frame kitchen and cabin.
noror iaiinx tpuug oovsTSS v5fb : lgoo5 Tooi
zSs.ok houre' - acres In clover. the q 81 cutting
= sso'a for Ss.o, ~ a-Tes 10 Viueysrd m
iTlls N. = Al gooo- Timer enough for hre-vood
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W ANTED Two hundred acrcs good wood!
within ive rnlles OF NashElia

FOR sALB-A Farm Of iTSk Acres, well m
pTuTe,. under good .ences q Tnirably apportOn-
-, zEells near The house, and a ca tern within
20 fosL ~ o fruit tees near reach a pitsrrs
cherHfs, hppies- ounces osEpso4a &C, 1fJ acre
M Wood-, new Ia m house with roomH barn
statae, sc sltuafed t-e (Isliatn pl ., nli!es
nom Nashville, md within y sniie q the Louis
vile and Ns-hsill5 rall Dad. The t,m0er upoa
this farm, With JadiciOus management, might Ue
sold for neatly. II not quite, enDuRh 70 pay Dor
ihe farm, which 70 Weil krOWn IS tie " William
johnson Farm
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Tor hent The sps-ious. comfortable tsIn1v rosi-
O. l-noe q 1T. y I mctrs Ocil, scout mile uort
= ~ TIE Court House, and u. r - CerrT er rstf1
nc Churcn, n tn no1h rhrt q he CITY, hsvipc
sle tSo iold sdyant - q city sud country.
W Nsnted.-To-iesse good Cotton Fn-rns.
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FOIL sALE--The New Theatre, corner Union
nud summer 5treets, We Offer q prlce tnai wall
Bft tie purchaser u per cent gross per annum.
FOA SALE-The pretty Block n Stores, stories
high. On 5ufnuseT street, ca ner o. Uuou street
Io@ rented at s. % this years' rent E1u be "a
ken 81 pan payment
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-08-24
NOTICE.

Caroline NJ. Roberts, late widow of Edward X.
Roberts, land who has since intermarried with
John r. Roberts,) John II. Roberts, and Jud-
son Roberts and Mary Emily Roberts heirs at
law of the said Edward X. Roberts, deceased.
MILL take notice that John T. James admin
w istrator of the estate of Edward X. Roberts,
on the Sd day June A. d. 1865, filed his petition
in the Probate Court, within and for the county
Of Moigs and State of Ohio, setting forth that the
said Edward X. Roberts, on the oath day of No
vember, A. D. 1858, the said Edward X. Roberts
then being in full life, made and entered into n
certain contract in writing of that date whereby he
agreed to sell and convey to one Hugh Williams,
the following described real estate, situate in
Meigs county and State of Ohio, and being part
of 100 acre Lot No.306 it being 20 feet wide off Of
the north end Of lot conveyed by G. W. Dabney ct
ur, to Samuel MILESTONE by deed dated Novem-
bcr 1855, in consideration of the sum of $4,000
to bc paid in installments. The said petition
further set forth that said Hugh Williams is now
ready to pay the balance due on said contract
and desires deed to be made to him for said
real estate.
The prayer of said petition is therefore that
the said parties may be notified Of the pendcncy
of said petition that said petition stands for hear
ing in said Court on Monday the 1lth day of
September, A. D. 1885, at ten o'clock q. M, and
that upon the final hearing of said petition, the
said administrator may be authorized upon the
receipt of the balance of said purchase money to
mako execute and deliver to the said purchaser a
deed in fee simple for said real estate.
JOHN. T. JAMES
Admir- of Edward X. Roberts, dec'd.
BY L. PAINE Attorney.
Dated August Sd 1865. [32-4t.
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NOTICE.

FLIZABETH Reed and Reuben Rced Raf htas-
I band,. Salina d: Reed and John Reed Hsr
husband, Venice B. Mauck an idiot, William A.,
Mauck, and Charles NJ. Mauck minor 10 years
of age, of the county of Meigs and state of Ohio,
will take notice that petition was fled against
them on the oath day Of July, A. D. 1865, in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the coun-
ty of Mcigs and state of Ohio, by David Mauok ;.
John J. Mauck, Marah Stedman and Jabes
Stedman her husband, Amanda Mcclure, and
Joseph b. Mauck, and is now pending, wherein
the said David Mauck, John j. Mauck, Marish
Stcdman and Jabes Stedman her husband,
Amanda Mcclure, and Joseph D. Mauck demand
partition of the following real estate to wit
Beginning north 80 west 1876 feet from the south
east corner of 100 acre lot No 372, in section 80
& 81, town No. one, range No. Is Ohio Com
pany's purchase tn encc north 2lo east $50 feet,
thence south 500 east 17S feet to point 1872 feet
south 500 east from the place Of beginning
thence north $50 west 1872 feet to the place of be-
ginning, containing steam saw mill and oil of
the land lying between the front of said mill lot
and low water mark in the Ohio river, and, at
the next term of said court, the said David Mauek
John j. Mauck Mariah Stedman and Jabes Stod-
man her husband, Amanda Mcclure and Joseph
b. Mauck, will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premses,o if partition can
not be made then that said premises may be
sold. DAVID MAUCK Of al.
by N. & G. P. SIMPSON Att'ys for Plf,
Dated Aug. 9Th A. d. 1865. G33-6t.l
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cothe on the 10th inst, on which occasion the
General appears to havespoken by authority
and from which we publish the following ex-
tract, which the reader will peruse with much
interest at the present time:
"The President, in this conversation, re-
ferred to the course that had just been pur-
sued in reference to the Richmond election,
where the citizens manifested their rebellious
spirit by electing to Office the very men who
had recently been in arms against the Gov
ernment. 1t was with his sanction that the
military authorities had set aside that election,
and he gave this as an example of what might
be expected in other cases of similar kind.
Approaching the question of suffrage, the
speaker said did not trouble him in the least.
The only question with him in regard to the
restoration of the rebellious States to the full
privileges of citizens, was MS to the loyalty OF
the people. When satisfied on this point,
whether one year or ten years hence, Congress
should restore them; but then would come up
the question of representation. Slavery was
abolished, end the rule allowing thrce-fifths OF
the slaves to be represented in Congress, so
unjust to the North, would have to be abol,
iihed with it, and representation must be ac.
cording to voters, and not according to popu-
lation. If no one else did, the speaker would
ut an early day in the next Congress, offer an
amendment to the Constitution, by which this
thfee-ffths privilege should be done awr ~ with,
and certainly no Democrat, any more than
Republicans, could object to the fairness Of
the principle that representation should be
according to voters II, under such amend.
ment, the South wished to have its vast col
ored population represented in the councils
of the nation, in order to approach somewhat
the political power of the Northern population
of voters, should inauguratc negro suffrage,
nobody had any right to complain, and if they
could allow their thousands OF negroes, under
some conditions of education or property, to
vote, there would be no great objection in the
North if the few negroes VIC have among ms
were allowed the same privilege F.; but thisw
question for the future and for the South it
self to determine, not for us, and there was
no need of the Union party being disturbed
by discussion of the subject 1t had enough
else to look after in regard to what privileges
white rebels should be allowed to exercise.
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peA- The "Union party of Athens, Hook.
ing and Fairfield counties, have nominated
Gen. C. H. Grosvener of Athens for State Sen.
ator; those of Washington Noble and Morgan
have also put in nomination for Senator, Cap
tain S. S. Knolcs; and the 7th Senatoria
District have selected John I. Williams o
Adams county as their candidate.
Hooking county heretofore Democratic by
q small vote, has nominated for the House o
Representatives Captain - jackson, mer
torious officer and loyal citizen. 81
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NOTICE.

ENREDERICK Starlinc of the state of West Va,
L ia notified, that Mariah Starline did on the
7th day of August, A. D. 1865, file her petition
in the Office of the clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Megs and
state of Ohio, charging the said Frederick with
adultery with one Diana Carson, and that the
a,id Frederick Starline has been guilty of habit
ual drunkenness for three years last past, and a!
so for extreme cruelty and asking that she may
be divorced from the said Frederick Starinc, and
have the custody Of her said children, which petit
tion will stand for hearing at the next term of said
court. MARIAN STARLINE.
By n. &G. p. SIMPSON Atty's for Petitioner.
Dated this 7th day of Aug. 1865. [32-Gtl
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. BAKER gives notice to the citizens Of
~ Mcigs county, that he will visit the follow
ing places:
Pagetown, Monday September 4th.
Harrison, lille, Tuesday September 5th.
Wilksville, Wednesday September 9th.
Danville, Thursday September 7th.
Rutland, Friday September 9Th.
Pomeroy, at Gibson House, Saturday Sept. 9th.
Chester, Monday September l1th.
Tuppers Plains, Wednesday September 18th.
npon new and scientific principal. All persons
wishing to consult him can do 50 free of charge,
viz:
Neuralgia, Liver Complaint, Kidney diseases,
Indigestion, Ague, Stiff Joints, Cancers, Dispcp-
sia, Heart disease, Fits, Consumption, Rheuma-
tism, Sore eyes, Deafness, Palscy, Bronchitis,
Scrofula, Asthma, Old Sores, Ulcers of the legs,
Piles, Fcmale Complaints, etc. T34-3t.l
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We, the Union Central Committee Of Meigs
County, Ohio, by the warm recommendation
of the Bar of said county, and the confidence
that this Committee have of the talent and
integrity of Hon. L. A. Guthrie, the present
able and efficient Judge of this subdivision of
the Seventh Judicial District Of Ohio, and in
compliance with the announcement of the
central committees of the several counties Of
said subdivision, hereby announce his name
as candidate for Judge to be elected at the
coming election to be held on the I'd Tues
day of October 1865, and ask that the re-
commendation of said Bar and the announce
ment of this Committee be published in the
Meigs County Telegraph.
GEo. B. Grow, ALBAN DAVIS,
W. P. RATHBURN, i. WILLIAMSON,
W. H. LAsLEY
Union Central Committee of Meigs County.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to oil persons interested, that
/ application will be made to the County Com
missioners of Meigs county, Ohio, at their next
session, to be held in September next, for the
location of q County Road, to be laid out and
established, the construction of which it is deemed
will be of private and public utility, as follows
to wit: commencing on the cast bank of Leading
Creek, near Jonathan MclIaffie's mill, in Rutland
township, thence cast on the road us now opened
to Madison MclIaffe's, thence northerly about
fifty rods, thence eastwardly about one hundred
and fifty rods on to the top Of the hill, thence
northerly the top of said hill to the south lint
of fraction number thirty five, at the southeas
corner of James E. Browns land, known as thu
Lindsey land, thence east of north about ont
hundred rods, thence west of north so as to inter
sect tho Grass Run road alDput twonty rods cas-
Of James E. Browns house, in said RUTLAND
township, and there to terminate, of which al
persons concerned will take due notice.
MANY PETITIONERS.
July 31st, 1S65-[31-4tl
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NOTICE.

MARTHA Young of the State of Virginia, her
Nl place of residence in said State being un-
known, is notified that Norman Young did, on
the 18th day of August, A. D. 1865, file his petit
tion in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of
Mcigs, and State Of Ohio, charging the said Mar
tina Young with adultery with one James Hugg,
and asking that he may be divorced from the said
Martha Young, and that the title to ten acres of
land decided by one Warren Parker to the said
Martha Young be dccreed to the said Norman
Young. NORMAN YOUNG.
By BuRSAP & SrASBERY, his Att'ys.
T34-Gt1
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FOR SALE.

TWO valuable farms, laying in Chester town
ship Meigs county Ohio, one containing one
hundred and seventy-ive acres, laying oneand
half miles frem Adams Mill, eighteen acres Of
which are improved, tho Shade river running
through it, containing about forty acres of good
bottom land, the balance being tillable and we'll
timbercd: the other tract contains seventy-hve
acres, and lays about five miles from Pomeroy in
said township, of which fifty acres are in cultiva-
ton, we'll watered with well and spring water,
under good fence, with good orchard, house barn
and stable-which will be sold at reasonable pri-
ces and terms of payment.
Enquire of tho subscriber living on the last
mentioned farm. MICHAEL WILLER.
., G33-4t.]
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NOTICED
By L. PAINE Attorney.
Dated August Sd 1865.
[32-4t.]

NOTICE!
A mn Ollie, Elizabeth Cochran, John Cochran,
n George Ann Goodspeed, Nathan Goodspeed,
Orya Goodspecd and Josephus G. DeCamp, will
take notice: That petition was fled against
them on the third day Of April A. D. 1855, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Megs, and State of Ohio, by John De-
Camp, Lot DeCamp, Cephas Winget, Phoebe Win
get, Dawson Winget, NJ. DeCamp Winget, Cha's
Winget, Josephus DeCamp, John NJ. Decamp,
Ann Eliza DcCamp, Martha DeCamp, Armenia
DeCamp, Silas Dickerson, M. A. Brown, A. M.
Dickerson and F.J. Dickerson, and is now pend
ing wherein the said John DeCamp, Lot DcCamp,
Cophas Winget, Phoebe Wingct, Davidson Win
got, M. DeCamp Winget, Charles Winget, Jose
phus DcCamp, John NJ. DeCamp, Ann Eliza De-
Camp, Martha DeCamp, Armenia Decamp, Silas
Dickerson, NJ. A. Brown, A. NJ. Dickerson and
F. J. Dickerson demand partition Of the follow
ing real estate, to-wit: the Northwest quarter OF
the Northeast quarter Of section eleven, township
seven, range fourteen, Ohio Company Purchase,
and that at the next term Of said Court the said
John DeCamp, Lot DeCamp, Cephas Winget,
Phoeba Winget, Davidson Wingct, M. DeCamp
Winget, Charles Winget, Josephus DeCamp,
John NJ. DeCsmp, Ann Eliza DeCamp, Martha
DeCamp, Armenia DeCamp, silas Diekerson, M
A. Brown, A. NJ. Dickerson and F. ]. Dickerson
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
Dated this I'd day Of August, A. D. 1855.
JOHN DECAMP, ct al.
T30-6tl By MARTIN HAYS, their Atty.
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ROAD NOTICE .

A PETITION will be presented to the Comm,s-
IA sionors of Meigs County, Ohio, at their session
in September next, praying that a County o. road
may be laid out and established in Lebanon Town
ship, in said County, as follows, to-wit; Begin
ming at the Ohio River, at low water mark, in
front of the lane between the farms Of Tunis
Middleswart and the late Frank Middleswart,
thenceto and following said lane to Its termination
Run following (as near as practicabIe) the new
travelled Eroad to the Stave Machine, on section
No. 10. thence the nearest and beot way TO inter-
sect the Bufington's Island and Chester road,
thence down the valley Of Ground Hog creek,
following las near as practicable the nov travel
ed road TO interseet the Racine and Bufing gtan'
Island road: A PETITIONER.
Portland, July Dist, 1seS-[sl-4t] ).
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FOR SALE.

A FARM of one hundred acres, sixty of which
II are cleared, situate in Rutland Town Meigs
County, Ohio, three and a half miles from Mid
dleport, on the Athens road, containing good
dwelling house two stories high, kitchen and bed
room, open porch on one side and double porch
in front; two good wells of water near the door
good barn, coal house and a good coal bank
one hundred bearing apple trees, 275 small apple
trees, and 200 peach trees, together with pears
plums and grapes; also q chesnut grove &C., &c
For further information apply to VIM. v
Lasher, Middleport, or to the owner on the farm
T34-6t.1 B. V. PECK.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Benjamin Corbin; Plaintiff, against Elizabeth
Corbin, Defendant.
Court of Common Pleas, Meigs county. o..
DISPOSITIONS in this action will be taken
II by the plaintiff at the Office of A. Mich.
els in the town of Grafton, Fulton county,
West Virginia, on the 9th day of September, A..
D. 1865, between seven o'clock, A. NJ, and
FIVE o'clock, p. NJ; also at the office of Thorn
ton Jeffers, Justice of the Peace within and
for the county of Preston, West Virginia, on
the I'd day Of September, A. D. 1865, and the
examination will be continued from. day 10
day thereafter BENJAMIN CORBIN,
By N. & G. P. SIMPSON, Atty for plaintiff
Dated Aug. 7, A D. 1866 T32-3t7