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ANDREW JOHNSON.

from imprisonment Signed.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
NV YozE, June 5.-southern papers sre
urgent for emigration from the North ard
their statement Of The circumstances OF ard
needs Of the country indicate that an al
most inexhaustible field for Northern en-
tsrprise in agricultural, mechanical and
other pursuits, is EOw or soon viii be open
in that region, by the termination Of the
rebellion. The advantages # Western
Tsx7s for colonists Of this kind are particu-
Iarly urged by the iournslectic advocates
Of these States.
special 70 the Times OF Warrington,
June I, says committee ofthree gentlemen
from New York, consisting OF Moses RUFUS.
Bowers Gay, r. Patten and Martin Thatch-
er, arrived there this morning, for the pur-
pose Of inviting Generals Grant, Thomas
and Logan, 70 be present at the great meet
ing at the New York Academy Of Music on
Wednesday night. The committee had an
interview with Grant and has decided pcs
itively 10 be present az the meeting. He
will arrive in New York on Wednesday
morning and remain until THURSDAY, when
he will proceed 10 West Point, to attend the
examination progressing there aud make a
dying visit 10 Chicago, 70 attend the greht
fair, and if possible Generals Thomas and
Logan Will be present, though they have
not yet given positive assurance To come.
WAsHISGroB, June, J.-The conspiracy
will occupy the present week in Arguments,
commencing Wednesday, and it will lie
two weeks before findings viii be promul-
gated.
The Government is selling large nun-
Der Of draft horses and mules.
Il is asserted on creditable authority that
the President ia considering the propristy Of
conyening Congress as early as the hrBt Of
October.
Secretary Seward visited the State De-
partment on Saturday, he was able n walk
up the steps, but required rest at each
landing.
Gov. Green has taken the amnesty.
SAY FEAsoIsco, May 29.-Judgs Field. Z.
s. Circuit Judge, has refused the appeal to
the Supreme Court in the case of the city Of
Francisco sgainst the United States. .It in
wolves large portion Of land within the
city limits. Il was decided ia favor Of The
city By the Circuit Courl, some time ago.
The mining share market continues very
raueh depressed, and the whole amount Of
mining stock - lower. Custom house re-
ceipts since January ist, Emount to SZ,0oo, p
Oeo n gold.
The prospect Of crops in California con
tinus good.
The iobbiHg trade with the interior is
brisk.
sAE FEAsCsc0, Nay 29.-The charter Of
the barge Brsnts has been revoked snd the
Mexican emigration scheme is At az snd
for the present Williams and other lead
sTs OF The expedition have been held 10 an
sEer before the United States Grand Jury
for attempted violation Of the neutrality
laws.
The Panama pirate case closed to-dsy.
Next Friday il SET apart for the counsel %
sun up for the defence.
A meeting Ezs hsld in this city last eve.
aiag to encourage the opening oftrade with
Salt Lake, via Colorado river.
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We draw at sight, and at sixty days,
on LONDON, PARs, FRANKFOET, and all
other principal cities of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
deposit and draw at their convenience,
the same as with the CITY BANKS, and
viii be allowed interest on AZ balances
over ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, al the rate
Of FOUR per cent. per annum. Orders
for the purchase or sale Of various issues
of Government and other Stocks. Bonds,
and Gold, executed on Commission.
iunef-eod 3m
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$500 Reward

VTYILL b psii a1r the arrest. e0avct.on sd r.
w coaary Of money stolen c on ny oiics Jane
lsf TIE abJVe reward Hiil 30 ps-d Ei ny 9fhos iu
fsiH rlfv. &. s. uHrWAT.
iunei-lH e. College sireat
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send YOU 9 cerf fcste OF Naomi WilcoN OF this
to.r, sic was slfi,cted with Catarrhal Cons7~ap-
con and led many reneole-t tlt contnu =
- 80 Esr: IuaEs a1d sOrusch becEme veTy
S,,,rb diso-dered. sn5 her physl-lsns sud frlends
SssTsired of Der he. Through The use Of your
Compound syTuP O VIZ ,Sig SlsTy shs ent5siy re
Goverasur, New YORK.
T-,isvnluabla Med'cine, prepared only hy ir'
suzvp. son. so North sixth street, Fn.lsde phli'
sold ~ s,r,1v. ~.
ror Church and Vine Streets. Nsshvila-
r-sva tutn eat
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Insolvent Notice.

TAVlNs this tsy suggested TO tce CoUnly Cou-
II CIerk OF Marshaii county, TIE inSot'cncf q
- ,cstsfe or J. r. Hsrus sr-. deceased, Ncu'e
Ii blrsbv r7ger % 81 pen~ous having lmms sCalnst
said estate % ile them within the time ? escE oto
hy lssr or they VII be barrel by BE- statute AIrA
n lsss HIRAM HAEzIs, AdulT.
Lmna.-...
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
MERCHANTS,
No. ~ West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.

WI nsve formed partnership under the above
" nstne ana style, for the purpose OF dong =
9eDer7A tonn'sslon, Receiving, anc Forwarding
business ana peE leave % announce % our friends
ano tae tLsQe generally 70 manuisctgrers and pro
0ucefe, tlat We are prepared 20 receive, and giYe
our prompt st'ennon tn ccnEgumonts. and % the
interests oi those Sho nsy favor us with their bus
iness.
We Also propose-snd have arrangements %
make lt SPECIAL sn, permanent testure Of our ou-
siness-to puTcha~e goods on orders for merchants
and cher, doing business NJ tho south sua Nost
in tbo Federsl iuesl, which csrnol fsiI TO prove
source oi conTeuience Rud profit o those aYllinE
the ,nscives oi our services. We the-esora soilea
orders win entire confidence thar satisfaction VIII
be gwen.
PromPt stieaeon given also 70 RECEIVING and for-
wArJiing goods.
Ueemiug it unnecessary 60 use t5e Names q
prominent fends 10 almost every city 81 the Jpion
We refer with pride and confidence % ol,r Igs yi-
ciai positions, ami 20 those who hayo .zI,ovp rs
longest snd hest, IN our nsf.ve session for the
prompinesz sui hdelty with Which We n1sv ha sr-
pe-ted % dischRrge our dJ1ty 70 al Who NAV IN
tr1st their business and interests N our care.
We respectfully invite al Icunesseans. snS friends
hu, other secuons Of the country visiting this rItv
for their convenieuce, 70 have thor lrtier addressed
20 our csre. sud 20 make our Once their hssduuar-
ters during their stay IN The city.
Ofirers sud soldiers having Trade pe7rnita For
Teuneszee can be facilitated 10 the!r bus ness AZ.
rzngements BY calling 81 our office.
jams MORTON.
JOHN !. CRAIG,
unsrls-Sr JAMES y. MORTON.
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Shirts at N. York Prices

= D. TUUT7NTN3 -I-I T-"--
arr3-a - Cherry -.. near lH..
Pearl Miniatures, .u uI. cr Watr-
Get che genuine At tao Gallery of t.- ....
herlaud.
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ored troops IN the Department Of the
Cumberland Since that time he has
been serving his country as a private
soldier in the 18th e. SCI. In the
evening he gave another very interest
ing address, which took great impress
sion on the mind and hearts of his fel
low soldiers, exhorting them to keep in
remembrauce the greet and good Pres
ident, the redeemer Of them from
bondage
The meeting adjourned.
A LOYAL AMERICAN.
For the Nashville Union.
Mr.. EDITOR Your Humphreys coun
ty correspondent is certainly pointing
the friends of education in the right
direction. l hope teachers, generally,
will respond to his call Many from
aoId Bedford, 1 am sure will Let US
have. the time and place named for as
early time as will secure . large at
tendance. In helmean time, let each
county organize one association, and
each district sub asso izdon.
Mr.. Editor, can you not whisper into
the ears of our Legislature, that they
might do a great deal to advance the
cause of education? If they would on
ly call for convention of teachers, to
investigate and report to their honora~
bic body the best plan, under the
present state of afair5, for the promo
ton of knowledge, much good would re-
suit VIII teachers raise themselves
to their true position? We will see
l. n. JoyEs
BEDFoED County, June 2, 1855.
Mr. EDITOR: 1 fully concur il the sug-
gestions of DR.. Jones, and most earn
estly recommend that teachers
spare no efforts TO accomplish them at
an early day. am, dc, respectfully,
j. S. MuIER,
Marshall County.
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Suffers and dealers wiII fnH 20 tr.r..-
advantage By calling at A.G H. U..t..
bergs', corner Publo Square and Era.r..
street, who have a large suu1.yo. r......
cigaEs, tobacco, canned fruit. stationery.
etc, which they are closing on. a. .....-r
cost, % change thoir trade. JfIl.. con.
vince yourself of thi1 fret.
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Gold is falling, 90 10 the pr.cr Of p-...-
graphs % the Gallery Of tho Cuuu.r .a..
Card Pictures nov only f5 po- d-rru
aprii-tf As. Elanar. -s @. .---..
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Please Take notice.

The notos and accounts of o.. & W. VA
Kin s Co., strc zler, EliIs & Co., esd ..
Adams Z Co. VIII be found sl SO. b. -.r
College street, near abe Square. W r.. ...
persons indicted to any Of these t-a.. ....
please make immediate payment. - .r.
business must be closed un.
In my absence, 5f- 70. o.. Throne ....
ly authorized % attend 30 che 6u.,a...
A. e. ADAMS, 81 College 7tr.-..
mar3I-3in rr.r Ir.. .-..-.
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Beautiful Pic.ures of Babies taken .r
three seconds by NJ Fsriial1i. emo z-.ss
Baby Tanner, a. the Gallery o. che C-uasr-
and apr.i-st
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Sntlar'a Attanfinn
Furnlshed Room for Rent.

4 SMALL st1ek % Safer Goods f,- .,ls A.
"A CBannE,, psiess. Col q EEchssgs Bs-Tse =
No. L lune4-lts
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Store Room for Rent.
Proposals for Fresh Beef.

nIHE magnificent stand on Cadsr street No.
under the Commercial Hotel. Apply 10
usvu ~ lDI W MATT BROWN a co.
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For Rent.

IAPGE tvo-story Bnck Houss or College
a srreet rear Chgr,h, suitable iog q BlsFdlng
a0''' ", MATT BROWN a CO
Jl-iw Ipl 9 Cherr~ street
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The MEXICAN EMPIRE.

RIDICULOUS SENSATION RUECRs
The Paris correspondent OF the
London Herald says.
The news given by one Of your CO,
temporaries that recruiting offices Tor
the army of President Juarez have
been opened at New-York and Wash
iugton, Mr.. johnson having previously
secured them fair prospect Of recruits
by moving up Shermsn's army TO the
| Federal capital, has created immense
sensation in Paris The Morite7ur does
not venture to publish or allude 70 it in
any way, q fact which Is held conclu-
siye that the news has produced the
same impression on the government as
/ on the public at large Ii is not easy,
| in the absence of the Emperor, 70 kEcw
what the government is likely 10 do
but the general impression is that he
will not stand 1t, and as the French
squadron in the West Indies has been
crestIy reinforced, IL is highly probable
that any reinforcements which Mr.
Johnson may send to Juarez may be IN
terceptsd.
STRANGE ECWOEs on THE LONDON STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Ruuors, more or less startling, were
| freely circulated on Change in London
on the 10Th, and although there was
nothing 10 confirm them, they excited
/ a depressing influence on the funds.
The Times Of the Goth, in its city ar
/ ticle. savs. "Rumors Of all kinds were
| cirCul lated, among which the most prom
inent was that the Emperor Napoleon
/ had been urgently recalled to Paris by
| bis ministers, IN consequence Of the
/ prospect Of American aggression upon
1 Mexico Not the slightest confirmation
| could ts obtained Of this or any Of the
! otner reports, and the whole IS believ-
ed to have been solely q connection for
the purpose OF a certain set Of opera
/ tors, especially as the final prices from
( Paris afford no indication Of any uufaz
vorabie news having transpired in that
/ city.
Another report Of the day referred
| TO IN another journal WAS that the En-.
ueror LaximilIan has been shot
The Times city article says, in refer
| eu,e 10 this. "N esterday afternoon for
/ eiru securities were thrown upon the
market aim st without regard 10 price
/ The chief tall Was in Mexican, which
/ closed nearly q cent lower the an
I omaloUs fact being remarkable that
/ while there are numerous purchasers
/ IN Europe Of United States bonds, every
mediation Of a possible occupation OF
/ Mexico by the Americans created an
/ eject as if II were the certain forerun-
/ EeT Of coufscat.on or reputation.
The Da ly News city article says. 'In
/ 50 Ear as the uuiavorable TumOrs circu
f lated yesterday afternoon refer 70 cons
unental affairs, their correctness seems
. % be disproved by the steadiness OF
| the Paris Bourse At the same time, it
j. certain that 10 fresh intelligence
/ can have come from America.
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No LsDA's TouEr C0vrtr-s u-l-s .b.-s
be the Fragment soroioat aal1tbs f-r..r
sweet odors it impars, tbo raas -a.-
redness soon assumsf. the .ar.h qa.-a.r-.
val alaossisr tat. sud seems af pear. ..s
IN q coral vase.
Sold By al Druggists aHd Ps-isn
mySo-T.r.&a
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Do you want aomstainr haatsour- ~
yoa Do you can find it 20 s1s 5ssras7s
Cameron. Grier a Co.'S prices 20 suit.
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two vEsY NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FoR
\ Eaui = 4. STACK,
laaet-Ss "a AeFih cheFFY stEsst
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INSURANCE
THE UNDERSIGNED. AGENT AT NASH
4 vile, Tenn for he
Washington Insurance Company
OF New Work,
And the
aOgE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New Haven.

5olicits applications for Insurance aginst loss or
damage IS hre. Alec, against loss or damage %
slip-nents Of morchandIao or produce
OHcs, No. 40 ss-l side q Puhlcs square,
up stars A. ". BUTLER, Agent
unsvf-im
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louisville Sarrrtisfnrnts
O,P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS

These pens bear ny t-Gds uic-k, &C. P. BARHEs,
EXTRA L0u-, KT.," for which hsve secured the
o0Is-uCdf, and are warranted equal in f1eness OF
nster.sl and workmanship to the best Eastern man
ufsctEre, End are believed 70 b superior % sill
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 70 make e really servicssbis pea.
Sent by mail or express on receipt Of prico and
rstLru oaags3 Cf by mail, at ny Tisk when 70 cents
i added for Tegistry.) Write your name snd ad-
dress plany y.
Postage on single pen three cents pen with any
csae or holder snd box, SIR cents. Old pens re
psTed for frty cents land stamp each. Circulars
sent TzEE. Address
Q. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
6s5 MKin-gtEeei Cor. sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Mr.. Stanton to Leave the Cab
lnet.
A Collision between Him and the
President.
lie is Enlightened as to who
Occupies the Presidential
Chair.
Trouble In the Interior Depart
AACnts
From California.
Confusion and Excitement In
Texas.
MagFuder attempts TO Speak In
Galveston.
Is Kissed and Sileneed.
Magruder attempts to Speak In
Galveston.
Is Kissed and Sllenced.
The Surrender Of Hardener.

NEW YORE, June 5.
The TFibune's Washington Special Of the
4th says: It is reported, on good authority,
that Mr.. Stanton has resigned. This is not
positively confirmed, but it IS known he
has determined to leave the Copitol very
soon. There is q report sfoat that the de-
oissiOn has been assisted by g violent eollis-
sion between the President and the secre-
tary-both being st-ong-willed mon-in
which the latter indulged in his brusquc
manners, and the former took occasion to
inform him that he, Andy was President Of
the United States. But it Is said there is not
much in this, for the President told Navy
General, yesterday, that the separation
about to take place, was only induced by
the prostration OF Mr.. Stanton, and by his
exhausting labors.
Mr.. Stanton has been offered the posi-
tion Of Minister to Berlin, but the place is
not deemed Of sufficient importance. II
his resignation be not already in the Preai-
dents hands it viii be shortly.
Mr.. Harrington Assistant Secretary Of
the treasury hiss resigned peremptoriiy. snd
viii go as Minister resident to Berne, n
place of Mr.. Fogy. He has engaged pss-
sage and Will sail by the first Of July.
It is also rumored that Mr.. Field, nno.h-
er assistant is willing to take some position
abroad.
The difference Of opinion existing be-
tween Secretary Stanton and Mr.. Usher,
his predecessor, IS very considerable and is
assuming 9 serious form. The Secretary Is
examining in q very partial manner the
huge contracts which the retired officer
signed JUS. before leaving, sud demanding
that they be re established with principles
Of equity and authority against this rough
criticism. Mr.. Usher protests in behGlf Of
his clients, making the fight it is under-
stood before the President. The Interior
Department consequently is considerably
sgitated Just now, as one reason Of the coIn-
plication. Judge Otto, Assistant Secretary
IS leaving the Department, aud Jno. vii
son now Sd Auditor will succeed him. Tho
following ia Presiden. Johnson'5 order re-
leasing Congressman Harris OF Maryland,
convicted OF tampering with rebel soldiers.
WAsHISGTOS, May 81. ls65.-Exeeutive
O!tce-In the case Of Benz. G. Harris, the
findings and sentence after court, are here
By approved and confirmed, additional eV-
idencs and afidavits however bearing upon
this case and favorable to tho accused, hav-
ing been presented to and considered. BY
me since the sentence Aforesaid, deem il
proper to direct that the sentence Of said
Harris be RENTED aud that he be released
from, i'm -r,rizo~ r,art Efrred
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
COUGHS, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs. Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds. Consumption.
CluEus, Colds, Consumption

'T'r. srvyue's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry ~
CDR. swsyues Compound syrup Wild Cherry
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ITCHI ITCH!! EUH.i!
Scratch scratchlI Scratch

DLANE'S TTCH CERATE win cure -tr. .... .-
~ -nrty- az hours a..o care -esla saa.. ...
SORES, sud al Enluf.t tss uf ttg --.r. ..-.. ..
mercury. Iuce, 81 cears per t1E. ser. ar .-.. .
Arprcss - ~ pCg aoHsn. Ail-ea Lr l.. b..
iox 2oa. Cine.n .nnsa. uhlo 81
LEGuFIl lE % ..
Hpris-sns rasr.". -
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"Dr. swsyues r Compound syrup Wild Cherry"
Cares All Complaints
Curcs sal Complan4s
Cures al Complaints
Curss al Complaints
CT the Throat, Breast and LunEs.
~ the rrrusr, Bre7st anu Lung,
Of the Throat, Is east and Lung,
% the IBrOst, Sreast and Lungs.
II soofhes the irritation of the mucous meunlNan,
winch Huez the SIT passages, snd gives sorsiici
4 stress esasing uCEfog or rising 10 the Jhrpst
promotes cNnect1raGCn, lcosens the tough matte
gsbsr1 clogs Lp The vessels o. tho throst and lungs
thus esshilrp the p-teul 10 breathe Tree and nstu
nj Tt ulusres The power Of digestion, snd bs
NJ r,ri,rad very m-nr cures when 10 ali hunal
probability it could not he possible
u, DR.. S,rs.-s q son, $50 N3-.b Slr.h s., t7Ea:
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Shirts at IN. York Prices

..-q,., R. B. 1HoNf.2s- ....... s5.r- ls-el
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21
Cleveland Markets.

From the Plain Dealer of the 18th.
The prices below are understood to he purely
sold from first hands, except in cases where a
different impression iSdirectly conveyed, Buy
cis sending In orders will therefore understand
that IN flltng the samea small commission Will
FLorRINomlnal at slO, ,jOa 1875 for Xxx red,
city made; sl ,50@ll, 10 for XN white do; So OO61
1000 for Xxx red country brands, sl0,00@ IL 90 for
WHEAr-Dull and held nominally higher;
amber Michigan ut 81, 10; old No. red 170; M 3
do 81 10; No. red $500.
.CoRN-Dull and unchanged. Held at Goc for
No. shclled niXed.
OATs-In light demand at iOGilc
BEANs-Priinc scarce and firm at 200.
RYE-Nothhg doing.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
PoRK-Steady at $4,000 for ness So 90 clear.
LARD-Firm and steady at 2Oc in tierces, and
2lc in kegs.
BEEF--City packed mess in light demand at
$500.
BuTrER-Qulet at 3sGsjc for prime roll.
ClIEEsE-Dull at range of l6@2lc for good to
prime.
EGGs--In light. demand at 35@.37c
DRESSED 1loGS-Quiet Mt $1,000.
POULTRY-In moderate demand at i26t ic for
chickens and l5@l6 for turkeys.
PErRoIEr M-Quiet and steady. Held at Tia
LAKE FIsH-Frm ut 5000 for white fish per
half Dbl. S7,jO for trout and picerel; S5,25 for
Herring.
PoTAToEs-Qulet at sOdS5 for Peach Blows.
HAY-Loose 81, ,O0ai2,OG; Pressed s20, ,O0a22 co.
DRIED ApPLEs-Quiet at l2c for old and liza
10 for new.
GREER ArpLEs- Good to choice winter fruit
steady at Si.UOaj,tO.
CLOVER SEED-IIcld at s7,7j
TIMOTHY SEED-Nothing doing.
TALLow-Quicta at l3c for country rendered.
FEATHERS Prime live goose in good demand
at 81 OGallO
SALT-Hcld firm at 81, 80 for fine, and s26D for
coarse Onandaga; s., 80 for Saginaw.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

1OUN EAGAN, Martin Eagan Bridget Eagan
- and Mary t,agan, of Ireland, i'm Great Britain
will take notice that Richard ShreveaS cxccut or
of the last will and testament of Patrick Eagun
deed, ON the 18th day of December, A. u. Isis
hied his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the county of Holmes and state Of Ohio
allcdging that the said Patrick Eagan died seized
in fee simple of the following real estate lying
and being in said Holmes county, to-wit: Being
in the east part of the southeast onc-fOurth OF
section number twcnty-siX, township number
twenty, range fifteen, commcncinga Mt Il point in
the road that samuel Robson called station No
Is in his survey OF Shrcve's water priviledge
which was made April 2Sth, 1917, thence north
nftytwo and onc-half degrees east two chains
and twenty-five links thence south eighty five
degrees east iorty-two links, thence south thr.
ty-scven degrees west two chains and fitty-siS y
links, thence north fOrty-onc degrees west
ninety-two links to the place of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and tfty-three one thou
sandts of an acre, and alcdging that it is ncccS-
sary to sell the same To pay lcgacics to the said
John Eag2n, Martin Eu5an, Bridget Eagan and
Mary Eagnn.
The prayer Of said petition is for The sale orsaid
premises for the payment of the lcgacics afore-
said.
said petition will he for hearing on the lst
Monday of February, a. ID. 1866, at 10 o'clock n.
NJ, or aS soon thereafter as counsel can he heard.
RICHARD ~HIiENE. Executor
of the lIst will and tcstamcnto OF
Patrick Eagan, deceased.
WORRIES REED, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dec. II. lStiJ.--u lBWJ