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; Peter Martins HotAirFurnaces.
3 % COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1865.

ID % Hn
70 9CoLUMBUs, February 18th, 1865.
TO phom this may Concern: edi ,lshi1L -''
Peter Martin, of Cincinnati, has placed
bisPArENT IMPROVED HoT AIR FURNACES
pa in our High School and District School No.
~ *. The Furnaces in District No. have
been in use two years; those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have, given entire satisfaction. For eff.
rg' cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-
my of fuel, and promptness Of action, they
deserve special commendation, 1 cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
81 heating. Z. ID. KINGSLEY, MI
Supt. of Public Schools Of Columbus.
, ssamao sCrRcLEvILLE,' Feb. 18th, 1865.
IA !. The Warm Air Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, Of Cm-
n cinnati, was put into the Union school
building Of this city In November last, and
thus far it has given entire satisfaction. 1t
,'a \ ssurpasses other furnaces in the following
s,3 Important particulars: :, 1t has, compare
b lively, greater heating surface; produces
81. igs ,alarger volume Of heat with given amount
u Of fuel; the condition OF the air in respect
20 temperature, moisture and purity, Is SUI
perior; the admission OF cold air, the sup
sIsfply of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated. 'a
To avoid scorching and decomposing the
y sir. as is done, TO some extent by yother hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
Legal Notice.

Samuel p. McElvain, pl'tf.l cou. In n s.,,,, the
cb,a.. g. bsssilsr, Phoebe 01Hpi?' 10p?PIes:. ssn~'"
kiss SsIab Eias' Green FrantJljPP JPiS, County,
BHGBE TSd KING, sAaAH KING AND
u Greenwood King. in the State Of Illinois, will
take not, hst SsTge MHElv.In Of ths coSty astS
Ccu.s # fct connon m Feas, within sdd M said county
,of Franklin and State Of Ohio, ssainst the ,eid
GPssnsooa S KiHs defeHdsSts ssina forth that on
the 27tb day Of June, A. D. 1855, Samuel PARSONS
recovered a. iu ,gment against Matthew King and
in and Tor said county If franklin Ohio for the sum
Of $434 40 and - coats. That said Judgment
has benl assigned to plaintiff McElyain; that The
nov, vaid and subsistng lien upon the folloylng
described premises. of WHICH the said Matthew King
del seized, ;, to-wit: Reing in Franklin county.
si hss Pat 3" Ga % ss
BY Peter Sols aud Sally Sells. dated April 18th,
1881! in thecity Of Columbus and beng all that pan
of in-ot mum ersixty eight besinnine at then6rth
boundary of said lot Rich street. actly five feet
wcstof the northwest corner of the house occupied
on saitlat by the said ElEabeth toence south. by
thence ea Il along said south boundary line the Ii ne
Of he heirs Of Frederick Ritertheace with their line
north to Rich street; thence west along Rich street
ises convey a by said Elizabeth 10 Matthew King.
BY deed dated July 18th: 1850; thatssid JUDGMENT
obtained for part OF the purchase money due TOR
said premises; that the said Matthew King has since
deceased leaving the said P his widow and the
said Greenwood and said Sarah his heirs at law. and
ying that said premises may bc Id to pay said
judgment and other liens and the said Pi 9be ing,
Sarah King and Greenwood Kline are notified that
they are requires to APPEAR aud answer the said Pc
tiion on or before the Sth day Of December. A. ID.
1866. said petition will be taken as true, and de-
'''0 'n'''eu A''0'e,4s ssAMgEhP. MCELvAIN.
WV. HESS. Atty for plaintiff.
I'D oetsI' d&wsw ll.Hi bus r,ruiJrlupgW
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'tlliIegal Notice.

TWgLLIAM O. STEVENS ANDyJEmI-
wv Ma Stevens, his wife. Of .411C County, State
OF Iowa, will take nQtice that George w. Ingbam
of Franklin couhty, Uiio, did. pa the 18th dsy OF
October, 1885 Ale his petition ID the Uourt Of Com
mop Plsss, within and for the County Of Franklin,
Stevens and Jemimn Stevens, defendants, settin1
forth tfiat tts said William o. Steyens and Jemims
Steyens his wife, gave MORTGAGE To the said (ieorga
iWiInaham oh22 actes of land more or less bein9
the west part Of lot No 2of the subdivision Of SEQ
tibl No. 4, ID township No.q2 and range No. Ia in
ssid county Of Frankiiny y6tateof 0hin md in Sba-
ron township, to secure tie pa ment sQ7. accord
ing to certain note referred TO In said ortrage md
that there iRdue thereon S262 Of interest VIII ;n
terestthere6n from Jaupar lse5. and praying that
said premises may be sold 70 pay the same and for
p The said lillian o. Stevens and Jemitna Stevens
are notified that they required 10 appear and an
'swer said petition on before the third Snturdav
aftefthe slth day Of November, 1865. T1'
Dated this 18th day Of Qctoher, 1896.
BY b. B. ALBEEY. his Attorney. - >-
octl3-6w
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OPFIcE HoURs.-0fice opens at TX A. NJ ;. and
closes at " r NJ. Sundays, opens at Sh A. M. and
'S'yIiI All mail, close on Sundays at 5K p. Mail-V
z'rn-J 1l'7 JULIUS j. WOOD. p. NJ.
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Testimonials from the MEDICAL p ro-
y 9i7 lW fessfOn and Others! .nAi1 NO
~, Mr.. EDITOR: Itis with pleasure make known the
following facts to the public believing my testimony
may be Of service to some invalid who has hitherto
failed TO obtain relief AT all events am doing no
more than justice TO the medical gentlemenof your
city, in confessng that have successfully tfeated
several very bad cases Of seminal weakness and fe-
male complaints by adopting the mode Of treatment
now prescribed By. Dr.. Johpson., .1t..,o.s. 80
. For female " eskness, do not know Of anything
that can equal these remedies. j have prescribed
for years With weakness and In every case perfect
cure has been Effected some very bad cases have
yielded 10 this mode Of treatment IN the short space
Of two weeks. Yours, respectfully, ilg
- w. +. MERWIN, NJ. ID.
y / cleveland, ], 0. Dec. 23d, 1856. ..,h ..A %
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I TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIcE--pr. johnson
sddfesses oil those who have injured themselves by
both body and mind uniting them for either busi5
ness study, society or marriage. iP
III DIR. johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treatment OF the disorders
referred to in these testimonials!g !Llal 81
o Address, .yyG DIR. CHAS. i. JOHNSON,
u 70 No. 10 East Friend Street, Columbus. Ohic!
=, octlD-d&wIy. !" - ''Hs1 ~ ~ Nnno.
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HOT AIR FURNACES
PETER MARTINS
Patent Improved
Hot, Air, Furnaces,
FOR iaap aPp11nlLilo2 AND AND PRIVATE USE.
FOR Wood orpcoaI.

vv,ttN 9ATyTENrUONf fOFi,THUEo PlJRLUC
i is called to the above Furnaces as theyeombine
ventiatipeYilh treating qpslitiestl .I.LI.. ~.
ceeded IN perfectns WHAT s claims TO be the best
Furnace nowlh use. Among its many advantages
over the ordinary Furnsces, are: .ILi .Aysp,,,
operation. a'F'p''f Yf''' Tlrr. .lsIT
fresh air, drawn from Natures inexhsustible stock
Al, Chs%bsr syodns ths confinement Rssu q
inipfoved, Water Uhambers, which keep UP .
steady supply Of moislurety which oyercomes the
great objection 70 ordinary Hot AT Furnaces. v
Ihe CASTINGS are hsSvy and strongly n9es Sn 'o o.
getner, guaranteeing durhoily uhder any uostoo W
hest. .1,h fu Yngh na2d tYnl So, I, p u,rr,if
PareSrR stssptiSp + fsllf5 be ESc
has been pr9poahced BY sceuthdc n men 70 6ethe v
BEST" EVER ,M-ADEl.
s- Evorv Furnace wu.rrrantcd 10 dive entire satl
;,fsct;onV mV''y ru'nA0e "sssaasOu " s'''
~'S4S0 nErHHEsoEs. , bsozT, ea1'
who have the Fdrpaces in qsep L,,1l,g.I I uI-Z..
,lg-kb Dayeysj eorner John and HOPKINS streets,
SincippnStli1nii @. .N,.b... f.s,,,ir Robrtb and
~ hVsn tssts 1S & 'I,% G
nT RlssS To,rtb s,rest. near John Cineinnati
n EsSa,rt Ra nF sfresf incinnati 1rTo'1''E'-f g
ina$'W sRecbt;n, Pike street; Cincinnati '''
..Nh''f'iel ANh,Nf y wy frDNT~r~NF T77UF1
Cincinnati. u -, i,, q,
y. Hendy Ooyfngton, NY. -..I w IL
'Giaeser& Bro., Fourth streeI near omltA' OAh'tpI
matt. o jsg9h9rJqhSY.u .uqtoI ~,..u., e,po,slb
y Mrs: Clearwater DAYTON street, CIncinnan: ,c',s
J:Netter' Oh sno nrin " ~ M os'oi oo' S'H'
ci1haMS' p,daIo f,;n.;nnaH 2tl'i lI-lf 100" .lhH
Van vli9k, Cinci9pps.tl; o.. IL sn,,h /. D,,son Gin.
N Fech,emer E;abth street. near Vine. Cincin-
nat; "~''''7n " T77'I'7 " l.'T7t
W N Meyrnns Milford! Ohio. IJl sggljE1 JR3m
4 Rissdei LawrenceburQy Indiana. Ig,l 1-frn
I Rast Arehitect Cincinnati.
Mr. Woan, krchiteet. Cincinnati,
Water "a Stewnrf Cincinnati. 'E14.11Tts
Isl p;cLct &lSon Cihcinuati. ynL ,,,ay ,,.rr
~ AnSersop \ Hsnnaford' Cincinnati. "'f'
F'' y '.S--'~fv ~.rrr7ETTl 81 ;-ifa
m. Z. VI wr,sm y III "a y, nuf,otured for me by
bpatnr Mar,;n nnnid nct easily ne excelied making
tbs atSosnb are ns neSsaut as summer, is free from
smoke or eas. and costs for fuel but mere triae
ii-p ni ,y,s u, Mo NaItt 80 9yian;nL. al,
-Ul> oft n aip t'nrAi -. S'i'
-.,'t,.,. ,,it,,,, -, -,>----n n
w. -''lI' MT. N0TRE DAME, hBADLN9. VHlo'I1
on ~ lSfi@fA1i 9dNovemper WIN, iHoi. " I
Mr. MARrTN.--This is To certify that we tried tho
Furnace you built for u.s. and are satisfied with It,
Yours, respectfully yl.HnD1 y -yt (
.Erl.~Gi1l TfiJ M SISTERS N0TRE DAME.
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= oCertiffcate from the rev! Dr. Hamii.
. ton y. French, OF hIontreal! -hn
certify that DR.. Johnsonps medicines have cured
my, wife, who was subject to debility many years.
!, The medicines were used only two month";: .,o
1H1 .1U{RH IGl b116uii H. HD.FRENCHyD.D d.
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FOR aai 9ale.

20 AolsTwOssTORY " YaDOUBLE BH1CKI
.tlining Rooms. Situate op the Youngstown Road
near Neils Avenue. Wflfbe sold Cheap. For par
ticulars, inquire Of RlCHARD NEyiNS,or
m5y2i.dN j. MoNAMEE, Age
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
DISEASES oFgHE BLOOD, 80.

''i 'ifiD,,S ~ - ~ r-foNfp ~0'i1 %
Dr. Johnson Dear Sr--1 must again state that
your remedies for serofala and blood diseases are
OF the blood, find they never fail TO cure when
used az directed. i have succeeded in curii the
worst cases Of syphilis in our hospitals in tho
'nOr''pA'' '"ONYDFG. VIII leslie. IMsDst
Cincinnati, December 49, 1893 Jgsd
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RIR2H TRAIN

FTH3TT I'I
NIcHT ExpRESS-I,eaves Colnmbus AZ II az p
M. iWilI stop at Delawars, Ashley, Cardington,
af2 WsnatSo aSR Gison and BeTes Svns ss SsTe
-VNFN ,RsEGONp TRAIN 9s'l
= NEW YORK ExPREss-Ie.yses. .Columbus a.
1920 A; M. VIII stop ~ DelawaIc, Cnrdington,
Galion, Crestiine, oneipy, Nc" honaeps W ehinston
ana 1rai'ou1 ''in.r ,, y,r...,n -fnS
81 hur brosiYhlkB rfAlNi uoo,q
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IllIrr1IIPPo.RgTEANT 4 M no. LApIEs.l

sickness in cases Of obstruction from any cause
Price slQO. N|B,-I,adies whoare pregnant should
not use them. ." .'''' '"i '1i 'HA2
Tonic for female weakness, certain cure.$2 90.
- Injection for the Whites Or Leucorrhea, % %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

Tl1ree Trat1aD DAILY ~ ~
i'I i'i hayi EXCEPT SUNDAY. .E0dsO 80
From Columbus. IN connection with Trains on tho
Little Miami & Columbus e Kenia
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-19

How TO MAKE PENCIL WR1T1Ee ISpELlBLg.
correspondent ofan agricultural paper gives
the following information which may be of SER
vice to some of our readers
"A great many valuable letters aud other
writings are written in pencil This is particu-
larly the case with the letters our brave soldiers
sent home from the army. The following sim
Pile process will make lead pencil writing Or
drawing as in6elble as if done with ink Lay
the writing in a shallow dish and pour skim,
med milk upon it, Any spots not wet at first
may have the milk placed upon them lightly
with feather When the paper is wet all over
with the milk, take itup and let the milk drain
of, and whip off with feather the drops which
collect on the lower edge. Dry it carefully,
and twill be found to be perfectly indelble
1t cannot be removed even with Inl.a rubber.
1t is an old recipe and good one.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

BEACH ST, BOSTON, MASS,
Eircotly opposite the Boston and wor-
ceSter HailCoad Depot.
Tho subscriber most respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that after an oxpe-
rience Of over nine years, as an ,Assistant Mt
the American House, in this city, he has leased
upon very favorable terms the
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
which has for long period under the able
and popular saperin:onlenee of Col. Spooner,
received a very liberal patronage = H. ~
The undersigned will endeavor to keep up
the popularity of the Establishment as
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
and he solicits your patronage, assuring you
that no exeriicn on his part shall be wanting
to render your etay st his house both comfort
able and agreeable.
l-S+-tf] FRANK III. PRATT.
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M A gIiI m ONiAL

Ia DIES AM GENTLEMEN,
lf you wi h I" marry. hdres. the undersigned. who
will ssnd you. without mome, aud w,liiont Price.
vniua,s ihforni ,tiJh til II wit. "naph' y"u tn mnr
~ hnppii! and p eii,. irrespective of age, wealth
nr ant,. I'll .infhrm tinr, !, e,'st you not h q.
aud " YOU wish 10 IN srr,. will oh .rrflly nssst
you. All ieil"rs s,rci! cOdh.'ebt'nl. III" desired
IL formation sent by return ma !. and no questions
asked. address SARAH B. LAMIEnT,
oct.2o.sm.l GTsespoint, Kings Co., Sew YORK.
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ZZzZjzlI Z|!'!Z!!z'||Zj!zlIZXZZzIZ1

Ill the Medical men and the Press recon-
mend Dr. Sirickland's AHii-Cholera Nixtme o
as the only certain remedy for Diarrhea and
Iysscntery- 1t il n combination Of Astrin-
gents. Abserhents, S;mulents and Garmina
'ives. and is warranted to effect cure after
all other mems have failed
For sale by Druggists. General Depot Ne
6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, q.
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NOvember lllhr lse k-lsm
PETITION FllK- UIIOR, \

PETITION FOR DIV ORtE
NHANCEY Marsh, VS.. Elizabeih Marsh--
" Divorce. The plaintiff in this ease on
the 18th day OF December. 1864, fled his Pc
tition in the Office OF the Court Of common
Pleas for Meigs county, Ohio, asking said
Z Court to divorce him from the said defendanr,
alleging for cause adultery with . person
whose name is unknown to the plaintih.
Said cause win stand for hearing AT the next
tsrm Of said court. N.SIMPS0N,
Bee IL, lss4-[6o-6t] Atfy for PIG.
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Eoy-ro TEAoHEns.--lhe Board of School Ex.
aminers for Meigs County will meet Oh
the FIRST Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy
for the examination Of Teachers. ssl d
Examination to commence at 10 o o'elock A
NJ, and continue till 4aP., NJ.
yEey-No Teacher need apply at such e1ami.
natien who has certificate valid for three
months from the date Of said application, nor
need any one apply, at any time for an extern
sion of the time covered by his sr her certif-
Gates.
by order Of the Board.
Ian. 1850 d. aLBAN DAVIES. Clerk;
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DR.. S,ricklanl's Meliihuous Cough Balram,
warranted to cure Coughs, Colds liaarseness,
Asthma, Whcoping tough, Sore Throat, Con-
sumption, aud all affections of the Throat and
Lungs.
For sale ~ Drneeists. General Depot 10.
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0. ...
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Address ID the People Of West'vir.
N-7s1S y -A- y syiuiia. q SO
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,

EXECUTIVE CHAMBEK, 1 -
WHEELING, December %, 1864.
For months past bands Of armed men have
infected the states stealing, robbing and muir
dering and within short time their numbers
and the frequency of their outrages have
have slarmingly increased. Some Of them
profess to be rebel soldiers, but whatever they
profess, they neither observe tho rules Of civ
ilized warfare nor regard the civiitios Of com
mon thieves and the decencies Of ordinary
nurderers. They are outlaNs--having thrown
themselves outsides Of all rules or laws mill
itary or civil for the government Of society
They move about, in gangs taking from peo.
ple at their home aud on the highways, horses
MONEYS or other valuahles as they like--iri
many instances waking men from their slum-
bers in the dead hour Of night and shooting
them down in cold blood, in order to rlunder
the more successfully. They shoot and 9TH
erris. cruelty treat deieuceless women and
children in absence Of their protectors They
interrupt and endanger assemblagcs ofpeople
mot for the worship Of God, by surrounding
in armed force the places Of worship, arrcst-
, lug the inmates and carrying away their pro-
psrty. They abduct citizens in our state not
4 in any way connected with the military aud
carry them away in cruel captivity.
y IT lis evident that the predatory band
Is known to the disloyal Of the sections in
f.sted by them, when unknown to others; and
that these persons do not disclose their pres
enco to those who would be able to thwart
their devilish designs, but on the contrary give
these outlaws, food and concealment, with
full knowledge of their purposes AMI rrac
On account of the great numbers Of these
banditti and the fact that they always 60 arm.
ed it is impossible for the civil officers 10 ar
rest or civil courts to punish them. Indeed
all tho prisons in the state would hold but e
small portion of them. And yet the bands
ere SO small, and operate with such secersy
and celerity, that the regular military forces
from the nature oftheir organization are very
unsuccessful in their efforts to capture or d
the country of them Nor can the troops Of
the United States now be spared from tie
more important work before them.
In view Of this anamalous and alarming
state of things, earnestly recommend the
loyal people of the state to organize the M
selves into companies in such numbers as
may be practicable and expedient for the for
the purpose of hunting down and capturing
and killing these outlaws, wherever they may
be found. Executing summary justice where
found in the act or where they cannot other
wise be captured-and thus aiding the au-
thorities of the State in restoring and perse-
rving peace, order, and securing
Companies orgnized for this purpose on
propar application to ME, will be furnished T
with arms ammunition
/ A BoRruAy
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Dec. 2sth, 1864 -(s2.s,.]
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sILE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
I WILL sell at private sale the following
i property, lying at Antiquity, Le,art town.
ship, Meigs county, Ohio, 10 vii: Consisting
.Eof fourteen acres Of improved land, contain
ing four dwellings, cistern, stablipg, and sun
dry outhouses, including shipyard, with good
landing, and ons-half Of superior steam gu v
mill, in operation. The lahd is well improved
and alse contains an excellent orchard Of as-
sorted fruit. fine opening for an enterprjz-
ing man. Terms Of payment, one third iu
hand, and the balance with interest to suit
purchaser. -
Inquire Of the subscriber at Racine, Meigs
Z county, Ohio.
y Eltf i HENRY HARPOLD.
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Call at Isaac Faller's
GREAT BARGAIN STORE

Above the Rolling Mil,
w here you will find a general assortraen,
w Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES Sc,
which will be sold at greatly redxctd rriees.-
Goods received weekly from New York auc-
tioss. rgE .-
,Highcst Cash price paid for wool.
Oct. l5 1863 6-4l-tf
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APPRENTICES

'}!IIOSE wishing to take boys or girls at any
L age from infancy u IA years, to live with
l!em till of legal nge, would lie doing public
heneht by making known their wishes 10 Mr..
r. Chase, Superintendent OF the lnfrmary, on
til PUneroy and Harrisonvile road 2 miles
north Of Pomcroy, or TO either o' the lnhrInary
Directors TiittS. RADFORD.
Fob an
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-19

DR.. Striokland's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands of the worst cases of Alind and
Bleeding Piles. 1t gives immediate relief and
ctfccrs permanent euro. Try it directly. l.
is warranted 10 cure r'
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot
6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, q T739-Iy
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Gro s biz 9

'''efa, share OF patronage. From our former
acquaintance with the public we deem it uu-
h"cr'sarj to furnish references
we 'svc procured one Of Si1gprs' famons
Sewing Machines which will ennJle US to turn
out wcrk with dispaich
tMs'i"g. Repairing, C!.ansIng.
Ana everything in our line promptly attended
to. Give us n call. "
SHOP on Court St., first door aboya.
the Post Office
3D." McGLOTTLIN g. OI!DSBIB:
Pomoroy, o., Dec. s, 63--7-l-tf
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Times OF Holding Common Pleas
and District iC6nrts for A. ID,
1865. 20 5,44lser soplg'.f4 4.
lORDERED, that the District and Common
~ Pleas Coerts in tile Tth Jndiciai District
OF Ohio, for 1858, be dxed Us follows e.
DISTRICT CounTS---washington, April
18th; Meigs, April 14thf Gallia, April l7ihi
Lawrence, April ls,li Scio,o, April2 Pike,
April Gath; Perry, September a4th; Fairfield,
September 6tlg Hooking. September 9th; Ath-
ems, September lth; Vinton, September 18th
and Jackson, September l5,h-
| COMMON PLEAS COURTS. 81 r
LIST sub.Divisian--- ff aTj
| Hooking, February 81, May 10, October 8.
| Perry, March l3, May u, October IL.
| Fairfield, March ~ June s, November 6.
I'd Sub Division
Lawrence, February Il, May l6, Sept. 26.
| vinton, February Ia, May 10, September 26.
| Jackson, February %, May 30, October Ia.
| Pike, March Ia, June IL, October 81. n
Soioto, March IL June 30, Npvcmbsrl4.
Sd Sub Division filt a,.tug
| Washington, Febraaryl4, May i6; Oct. Q.
Alaens February %, My rs, ocsober 81
Negs, March 6. June s, October 10.
Galla. March is, June u. October 70.
W. W. johnson, e 'G. =,
John Welch, Judges Of the 7,h Judicial
+; .osn v'r :. r;S%p; r'yisy. District Of Ohio
hereby certify, that the foregoing 10 a truo
and correct c-py Of the original order now
on file in the Clerks oiiue OF said court.
Witness my signature and tile seal of said
&SESN Court at Pomeroy, this 9th dav of
0sSS& Dccenber, A. D. 1861.
dove A. B. DONNALLY,
'|.. ""tla .1' ' Elprk nf pn IN f,tu,rf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-19
FOR SALE.


i WILL sell at private sale and on reason.
u BILE prices and terms Of payment; the fol-
owiSg lots and parcels OF .na laying in
Pomeroy Ohio to wit:
The East halfof lot No. 1903, at the corner
of Court and Front streets.
Also, 79 feet off Of the southeast p,rt Of lot
No. l3 in said town, conveyed 10 me by
Washington Stivers.
Also, a lot beginning at a stake designated,
being the 8. W. corner Of II lot ssd by s. W.
pomeroy and others to j.. and A. Church;
thence in 10 southern direction along the eas-
terly line Of said Churches lot to the street on
the bank of the river; thence westerly with
said street 80 feet; thence porIherly parallel
with said churches line to the scmthe,ly line
Of said street; thence with said street 80 feet
to the place of beginning.
For particulars inquire Of John c. Dsvis,
Pomeroy, or to the snbscr Der Ut Wheeling Va.
care Of Hamilton Clark
JAMES s. PORTER.
Dec. 28th, 1864 - (52.3,