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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
The Earthquake In san Francis
cO-GreaS Damage 90 Property

CO-0EGaN AtattEe1 Sc ~ AOf~AN@%a
SAN FRANoIsco, October 9.-Tbe dam
age done by the earthquake yesterday
amounts to considerable in the aEgreg gate,
many houses needing patches, or pew pias'
tering and repairing; alsO many windows
were shattered. The front wah Of the City
Hall is damaged 10 such an extent that a
portion of il requires tabe rpbhilt, at = cost
Of several thousand dollars. Theold MeF-
chants Exchange building, opposite the
Custom house, VII probably require re
building No really substantial, well-con-
structed buildings were seriously damaged
Santa Graz felt the shock more severely
than any other town, several brick houses
being 50 badly damaged asto render partial
reconstruction necessary. A dispatch from
there says that there was general tumble
down of ehimpeys, those, which were lett
standing being turned partially around IN
motion, apparently from east to west; the
ground along the riEer opened IN tSsares,
and spouted water Ike geysers. The ,peo-
pie were unable to use sonic of the wells, in
consequence of their being either dry or
filed with sand. The chimney at the Pow
der Mill was thrown down, and other injury
done to the works. Portions of the wall
of d new hotel were thrown down. bat the
foundation was undStarbed, smashing in
some drug storesin-close proximity thereto,
a, alsoyOther stores Some very narrow es,
capes from the falling of the chimneys men.
toned. The tide rose very high at the time
of the shock, and fell to the other extreme
aftcrwArd. There have been eleven distinct
shocks felt since the first up to five o clock
this morning, as also number of smaller
vistations. : The losses are estimated, al
about ten thousand dollars, but may exceed
that amount. ...s.,.-, ,,,.s,;rl
Dates from Honolulu, received up to the
10Th of September, mention thc arrival o
the war steamer Stnanac at that place oil
the 9th. Nothing was heard Of the Shen
nnhnnh t-.e.r Il III - Ll.n. .--.AsL
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
FEW REASONS WHY f1n
WATCH
s. THE BEST

IS THE BEST.
IT Il made on tbs b0st pI4ncipn. waiAs tAs
foreign watch isguncrally rsado.pa n0pr1nsi
plsat all The forsiyn watch is n Ss1v mats
BY wosaoa and boJz II 1AEo. Hhsts /.
their labor r. cheap, theIr work Il dsar a.
any price. Sneh watches are tnaes wlth1ot
plan, and cold without gaara7tsc. They
are irregular in construction, and quite -
irregular in moveunent- Ths7 ara dszsigned
only tn sell, and the buyer is the party uSoss
thoroughly soli. Those who have kspt
ssuncres : f'lepiaas" and s':swias levers" tn
professed repair Tor a Few years- viii appr~-
ciate the truth of our ststonent-
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN
WATCH.-Instead oi being nHdcpf sever
al hundred little pieces, scre~ed- togetheE,
the body Of the A@eriean n'f wsise ,s 4 iSTInsa
With uhe harIherIy OF lis working. and ~
sudden shock can throw its machinery ooi
of. .ceur. In riding or any sbusi1e<s pUf-s
suit, ii is all held together as FIRMLY as .
single Risce e q Rsself n, ssL Y slpH whrs ~
sFRoAG. Ffs AGgsikAIRs IL. IRsoa5sdiJRif ID
Wenqt only sseaEs CT AFN ESS 1by Ger
spsteln .bui 8tlNLTFf..l y We 40 not Ife--
tend that our Watch can be bought for Isss
money than the foreign mdke-betieres, but
th,u forits real yslaeitis sold. foFsonS-haH
the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM.
Ellory) is what its naine indicatss-Solid,
hSubsiantial, aud always Rt'liable--ewurrani-
ed 70 stand any amoun; ef Marching, iadfr
OUR NEXT HIGHER QU aLlTYloF
WATCH manned p! g. Bartlettl is sinisaf
in size and general "a appe9rales, but las
more Jewels md n.nlore elaborate finistI-
OUR LADIES" WITCH recently bro't
ont, is put upin n great variety ofspatterTls,
many of them OF rare beauty and workIn sD-
ship, is quite small, hui warranted 10 kfSP--
t:.an' z .EsisiA IT. "a N0 AHu-
| THE PRooFof the 1noritsof our Watoa
l'may be found in II fact that We n1we oin-
| ploy over seven hundred workmsn IN oST
! factories, and that we arc still unable 10
supply the constantly increasing Gemarid.
| 6UR THREETQ GSA Ri y r LA y
! W WATCH is thinner and lighter thau the oth-
! ers we have described. It's fine chronone-
| ter balaiIee is tItaicately adjusted to corrcts
| the variation caused BY changes OF tein per-
| ature. These watches arg the fruits or ts's
I latest experiments in chronometry, and Srv
| made bv.our best l@orkmen. in sepsrsts
/ department of our factory. For the hnt@s
time keeping qualities they challenge com
| parison with tho best works of the most IA
nous English and Swiss makers.
! Il. 8 ROBBINS Il APPLETON
| Agents for tho American Watch Cc.
| 43 1872 BRoA DwAY, NEW J 1oA2. :
August %, lS65-4lnp.' "t@F1 @f'"# 3
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

psrIn Iowa, vt tic late election, the
ecatest was between the Republicans and
the soldiers, who had aticket of their own.
The Democracy nads no nominations. The
soldiers we're beaten, and the Republican
uress goes into into eastaciesoyer the result.
yai. siiows how they do l9ge the soldiers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

Z A. GENTLEMAN largely connected, with
of Speculation, and connected with dozen
eof more oil COMPANIES, rolled lip a fortppe,
itis ii @ sail Of haif ainilIion, II tsw months
He made spleadiid SPECIFICATION 70 the pnr;,
chase ef a splendid building down toTnI
iforwhich he wassoferad ffsyAthousand doll
lars above what he ,sayefpr itthet day after
be bought it. I He held Ion tohis toll STOCKS
until he lost all he made and failed. His
building was sold tor $4,000 less than. he
gave fdr it, and he IS d. bankrupta specir
men of the sudden rise and sudden fall Of
men and fortunes in this city.--N T. Cor
rds. ddaH dia3s28H ,ng8lG3t4i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
sAfH+f41t fs.Fa tFF ~ y
10 the Associated Press,

OBSERVATORY, ANN HAaBoR, October
O. ii p. Nj have the pleasure to an
nounce that discovered a new planet at
about halt past tenoclock this evening. 1t
shines like star Of the nine and one-half
magnitude, and issitstated ION right ascen-
SION. fourteen degrees and forty five minutes
ana IN decension six deRrecs ndFth. 80.
oJs;gtedl- 4, .EHC.l NiATsO ia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

STARTLING News ExrrcrnD, "A New
York correspondent states that tho Fenian
brethren are greatly exercised over the Irish
naws BY the Fersia. spme Of them, who
profess to speak by the card, sllege that IN
fer. .dags We shall hear news that will rouse
tie whole American people, but the nature
ri Il s.ra nunnaf ayan Oi.aaa4 l-s gis @
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
gs..y BLAIR E0r the DemocratAc
TieEet.lNN

The Hon. Montgomery Blair viii; it IS
said. address the Democracy Of the state e, IN
}chalt Of the Democratic Ticket The
Democrats will hold two meetings one at
sran1fnany Hsll sadone Ill cooper Ihstittte:
and Mr. Blair viii address one Of these, =.
Buffalo (N II Courier. ..ig
Mr.. Blair was the Postmaster General
ander President Linesh, and represented
shs conservative element III his Cabinet. S
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

y THE 18th Illinois Regiment alta vrence,
Kausas, positiveIyfefnsed on.Monday last to
iobeytan order to cross the Plains, and man
Tested quite n disposition to fight it out on
that line. Troops were sent tDr. to come
from Lceenworth, and upon their arrival,
BY. the use Of sonlc, strnteg "a the camp of
the mutineers were surrounded and they
we're taken In The greater portion of them
subsequently agreed TO iabeg. orders. but
saljoat 40,. obstinate stlL refused. to-. and
wsre nlassbe1 Il thegasrd hoass. s44
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
Proclamation by the President
in Relation TO "A. III. stephens,
Governor Clark. OF Misstssip-
pi, and others.

, pi, and others. .t ' .....--..
WAsHISdToy, Oct. 1.-THE. following
ExEcUrvE OFF1cE, ]
- October II, 1865.
WHEREAS, the following named persons,
to-wit. John A. Campbell, Of Alabama;
John Il. Reagan, OF Texas; Alex. Fl.
Stephens, of Georgia; George A. Trenholm,
of South Carolina, and Charles Clark, of
Mississippi, lately engaged in a rebellion
against the United States Government, who
are now in close custody, have made their
submission TO the United States and apph-
ed to the President for pardon under his
proclamation; and ,ae.., y.gJ &iJ28.&
WHEREAS, The authorities OF the FEEDER
al Government is sufficiently restored in the
aforesaid States to admit Of the enlarge
mcnt of such persons from close custody, il
is, ordered they be released on giving tlleil
respective paroles to appear at such time
aud place as the President may designate
to answer any charge that he may direct tt
be preferred against them, and also thai
they will respectively abide, until iurthe
orders, in the places herein designated an,
not depart therefrom: john A. Campbell
in the State Of Alabama; John IT. Reagan
in the State Of Texas: Alex Fl. Stephens
in the State Of Georgia; George \. Tren
holm. III the State at South Carolina; ani
Charles Clark, ih the State Of Mississippi
and if the President should grant bis par
don to any off the said persons, such, per
son parole will thereby be discharged.
[SignelI, ANDREW JOHNSON.
ls..@ IA PRESIDENT
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

The St. Papl EMianesota) correspondent
of the Chicago Tines says: 4.,!:t
"Wc had no frost here this year until
the I'd Of October. Since them the days,
are warm and pleasant more like. Summer
than autumn. The wheat, SO far ;is thresh-
ed, is yielding thirty bushels to the acre gin
almost eveEya. .direction--the. heaviest yield
We have had since 1900 tgatsaaaen
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

DSNow STORM At SALT LAKE.-The Solf
ALIL,e Ns,es of September II. reports a heavy
snow storm un the Saturday previous, in
thar valley. and says ,.it storned eastward
as far us Laramie, and a foot Of snow Is re-
ported on the Saeetwater. The snow was
six ihchcs dcep on the Green FiyIr. !" i'ii3'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

naA.Old Democratic Stock done nobfy
thistyear- gaining 81 over the vcte in 1853
Considering tFis number, afs yoters ID the
township. this was doing Big aIier
Democrats are the working kind
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

-fassThc Cleveland Leoder is out in new
dress and presents fine appearances The
Ldader is an out-spolscn Negro Suffrage pa
pei, and deserves credit for itsmanly course.
I'VE Ike an honorable paper which Will not
ATTEMPT to dodge" "'sss usE a9,Hsl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

PRICES ADyANcED. 1.-The horse-sboers OF
.Pittsburg have advancedtheir scale Of prices
to So, 50 for a full set Of shoes, and Sl225 for
full set Of removes. he new scale is now
in operation. 2gaa#ll 1aa IL ,u
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

TBR Governor of West Virginia hasissu-'
ed proclamation. threatening severe pen
alties upon the people of Jefferson County
If they carry out their intention Of electing
me,ubSrs to the Legislature of Virginia, to
which State tbey claim to belong.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
From the Pittsburg Post. q
The Election on Tuesday.

The most remarkable feature Of the cleo
ton held Yesterday, is the extraordinary Vi
tality exhibited by the Democratic party.
In 1852, when the Dcmocracracy carried
the Presidential election the Old Wing par
ty, which had struggled for the mastery III
many well contested .cleetion,s went down
to rise no more, Yet in that election the
Wings were not at all beaten as we were
one year age, Looking, therefore, !; At ,thc
two great States whica voted on Tuesday
la t, Ohio and Pennsylvania and what do
we behold? Why the. Democracy, which.
was supposed to have been utterly annihila,
ted but a year since, rising Ike a giant, and
not only making y vigorous fight to main.
tain its ground, hut forcing its opponents to
make way before its determined andyapcas.
Last year the Democracy of Ohio were
beaten about sixty tb 1uNns and thetmert
idea Of their offering fight at all on Tuesday
last, shows an indomitable buoyancy which
tcan not be subdued. Tho>e sixty thousand
gallant Buckeyes have rubbed out, leaving
t Ablitonism to exult in less than one third
Of that majority. In this State-we did not
do 50 we'll, but under the. circumstances VIC
did admirably In this countyM have rp,
duccd the the big majority Of last year tt
about four thousand, and had we, done cor
| respondingly throughout the State, victory
would now be pcrchng upon the Demo
lcratic cause But those who made the lar
gest promises, seem to have achieved tn
! least. and the consequence is another Abo
lition victosy: but one which that party feel
4 to be virtual defeat We have run then
to tlIe neck, aud they feel that they escape
l. dntpat most narroWIy
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
'sThenigllt

Shows stars ard women IN a better lil.ht." I"
Not So with Or. d. III. Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY which needs testing,
that its vHtues may, be appreciated. As
vet il has never failed to cure, II the direc-
t;rps we're reasonably followed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

pA-Salt Lake Ciys HasFa population of
aboQ.2o. 900. The towa covers 10 mitch
ground as Buffalo, New York, but the,
houses are fewer. each IIsriags 3 garden be-
longing. gaigals sf's n !a0lil4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
Tsse S0adiers' Ticket Beaten I'm
E0vya by About ga, 600 11ajOri-

CHICAGO. October L--Thereturns fro IN
the Iowa election Indicate Stone majority
.bY about 0,0o0H A small vote polled.--
Clinton County went about 500 majority for
Stone. 1@ a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

AppoIaTMENT.-r-llov Anderson has
appointed w, H,y West AttorneyfGeneral
ofOhio. to fiji Tho vacancy osaaaonedby the
resignation SIC. y. Olds.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

Esg-The Republicans hays a majority in
10th branches Of the Ohio Legislature.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
Resistance at an End!
AamInistrators Notice.

yayHE undersigned has been duly ,appoin-
ted Administrat5or Of the estate OF Geo.
]. Hill, late of HARRISON county, Ohio, do
ccased. agrifsi7 H. A. ~ lAA1l.)
or. Is, le65--St,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

Ey The Tsvshht aFiettioas III indiana
says reaslsed tssorati} u tha DssI 2osaey.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
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Z. @ W. = .-B L @ Fl.

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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
DETERMINED TO SELL

asiefIaja9a tIo 4Tsay owf 7?@a aa
bca a&aalj G. sdmr1 sili 10 0@i Il
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
scientific Fact, about Bed R Oms

1.-two persons are to occupy a
bed rood during Il night, let them
step upon weighing scales as they
retire, and then again in the morn
Ing, and they will find their actual
wight at Last a apoard less in the
morning. : Frequently there vii
be loss OF two Or more pounds,
and the average loss throughout
the year will be more than one
pound. That is. eirfipg the night
there is loss ota pound OF matter
which has gone off from the bodies,
partly from the lhhgs, and partly
through the pores OF the skin. The
escaped material is carbonic acid
and decaycd animal matter or poi.
sonous exhalations. This is diff,
fused through the air, ana in part
absorbed by The bedclothes. Ii a
single ounce of cotton or wool be
burned in room it will 50 c,m.
pletely saturate the air with smoke
that one can hardlybreathe, though
there can be but oGe ounce OF for,
eign matter in tho air. II an ounce
of cotton be burnel every half
hour during the night, the air will
he kept continually saturated with
smoke, unless there he an cpcn
door or window for it to escape
Now the sixteen ounces of smoke
thus formed is far less poisonous
than the sixteen ounces OF exhaia'
tioI.s from Tho luneA&nd hodies OF
the two persons who have lost a
p-una In weight dH"ing the oigh'
hours Of Sleeping; for, while the
dry smoke is mainly taken into the
lungs, the damp odors from the
body are absorbed both into the
lungs and into the pores Of the
whole body. Need moro be said
to show the Importance of having
bedrooms well ventilated, and Of
thoroughly airing the sheets and
coverlids and mattresses ia the
morning. before packing them up
in the form of a neatly made bed?
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

THE PRINTER's SToRY.-~We Ice
saw y young man gazing at the FRY
heavens, with a / in l EsS- and a
~, of pistols III the OTHER. We
INdeavored 2 attract his at10tion
by pointing ga aT in paper we
held in our sa-, relating to Al young
man in tnat 5 of the country who
had left home ih d sjS ct derange.
ment. He dropped the Hand pis.
tolls from his uA.. aA-, with the |:
at is | Of whom o. read. left
Ifome bed my friends knew Of my
design. / so the sea- of a girl who
refused Q lis16 2 ME, hut smiled
upon another. led from the
house, ,uttering wild!2,the god
of love, and without replying = the
:? ? of my friends, came here. with
this + and ~ of pistols 3 put =.
2 my exis1Oce. My ease haa No u
IN this 5. "f
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
GOOD NEWS TOR SINGLE MEN CON
TENTPLATINd MARRIAGE.

liar what tho Baltimore correspondents u tbs Odd.
ilow BoonSbOro, Maryland, said on Thursday the 3lS
n May, 1880;
"NnmsrC s dseafes caused by early nliscrson
fsrl II my 6aty having knowledge NJ them. 10 state
the fct believing that ndoinS mLydO scryire to the
suffering One cass In particnlar-thAt of young man
In this city--h worthy nj n0ts. lie had beconc the
victim Of habit, the allnsinn 10 which easrs
.hpddcr anda years Of suffering and ndocorng gave up
III hupss Of recovery. HS wished tn marry, nnd was
Jsyry heloyed by sweet yrl US ever lSped words
Of affection hu no fraTFIl, nervous aud prostT"ted
iIU dared nd. wod on acc0nnt of the shattered state
OF ha syssn lie sought friisf at the hands Of the b.
tsc Physician, and, astonlshinkss II may stpl, all the
Iohi and vsor Of youth has returned, al hg IS no~
the happy father Of Iair Of bright hoys.' u.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

SS~ A young lady married u man
of tbo. name of Dust, against the
wishes OF her parents. After d
short time they lived unhappiIy
together, and she retWmied TO her
fathers house; but ',e refased to
receive her. saying; -s4 r.laol D
"Dust thou arr, and INTO Dust
thou shalt return" ..s, tsr.- 81
ra. The Lancaster Gingham
Mills vover four acree, o single room
covering half that amount.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE

v,Giless Miller pl q 1 ls rrsslo ,C Go 2; Court
Hsapsh Miller and fPStitioD for tpnrtitOa
ssb0sAsfs de' dlss ''s aal y ~ 1grrmait q cove"
.kg The ssuia ,H1aAshl Miller, widow, and
,sHMiehaels Miller . Phiii ~ iAliller, Sally Kline
OF and dGeorfs Kline hef hdsbandg Cathsiine
,sHICikenbergg and Henry ElkSnber5Tih husr
band, William N Miller, Emma Miller, and
Adam Miller, Of Preble county, 0hio, Nsacy
Patlen and John Patteu, fer husband, Cd
Butler couhtyf Ohi2 George Mlllsr and
Htrah Miller, Of Friton county, Indiana. =
Tho unknown ehlldren and helrs at law Of
Fanny Ri ShGrt, d. Psasgd ,iof Howard oouh;
~, Indiana; and Jacob Miller, Of -.
connty, illibuig, Leirs steweapd legslsrep-
rrsentatives SfJohn Miller ,l9te bf the said
{ c3anty Of Preble, dscassed, VIII take notice
that the said plaintiff, (also an heir at laF
snd legal representa- i've Of said deeedent,
on the 18th day of December; A. D. 1884,
6led his petition against them, in the Office
ofthe Clerk of the Cssrt Of Common Pleas
of the SAID comfy Of Preble, in Which he
demands partIinnl Of the. landS Of which
said John Miller: died, seized, to wit;
n0ns kdddfea add sixisea acres, being Tie
west bait of the notthoast lu,rter OF section
~, intoxnshih ., ofsauge.2 ,iuiSaid Preble
sospty, 50 acres, and &c acres adjoining il,
ahd hsihk3n on sObloag square sohy and Of
the eaat side or part Of the northeast. quar-.
tsE Of the same Scction; and that dover be
asaigisirthaf D 6it66 fild I1ahhAH Miller.
5, And the said deteldaals. are further no.
dsed th4 AZ the tefdi Cf' ,te Said Court Of
commoh Plges, next 10 be holden in And
fol the said County o. Prehlc, the said petit
TONER will appy Ter al order Of partition
and assignment Of Dover, aud for such
other and further acts and o,ders Of said
conrt "s he may be entitled TO under thelaw,
zoos / STEPHENS,
Attest At,y's for Petitioner.
II. SHayK. Clsrb.
Dec n, teR4-su Prf4iAn3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
ek4EetfSoR,s SALE , : !
D;5,op psis' 'ExecShiof, 6file)1s s7,!s'e
, last will. and testamept Of Prebiel G.
David Davis, aee'a, prn5. Pr obat

sD!sop pa(s Execntor, of the ~
last will and testamept Of PreBielc,
David Davis ase'a, pl'a3.a Pr toBat. "a.
vs.. Court
Levi Davis, ct. al., defys
TN pnrsuan:s'of'sn order granted by ~
i Plebls county Probate Court, in u
above caase, lSwii offer at public nnctq
ON the premises IN somEsitqEaship, Pr2b
county. Ohio, IA "a
on .SShrdaTy, y he 28f q ;J'an'y, 81
at o,eloeb p, N. .oi said any. Che follow
ing describ real estate, situate in Prebh,
GcouDtys Ohio, tc-wit, Being one hundred
anisieightesn acres Of land of of the east
tide of the nortL.el ct quarter Of section
number eDa intownFhip namkersix, [6) in
range number two q, east, &c. Appraised
AL s..
Also, I he west half Of. the north east quar-
ter of section number fifteen (f6 in town
shp number six t6,) in range number two
t2 east, &c, excepting about twenty five
acres of Of the north eud Of said tract, and
north OF the Camden ard Jacksonburg road,
hereto sold and conveyed to Thom,s B..
Mlikin, eoptainine. after dedacting SAID
"ASVPNu Pot"u', MT y-hNe hcTes, hiOre OF
less, Appraised at Sr.r..o tWs,s~
tAlso, apart q the north west quarter Of
ssct,ou -numhcr fifteen, township six, range
,tvon east, s&e, beginning at the. northeast
,corner of said qusiter, thence south Slf
degrees west, on the sad ,Gue "a poles
theHee south AS degrees, east 26 poles; thence
y,sopth 81 degrees, east 8 poles thence south
degrees, east II poles thence north 6
degrees, west ~ poles 10 the place, of be-
ginning, containing three acres, two roods
and twenty.six poles of land, and being a
part Of the lands Of which the said David
DsvirHied ssizrd. rAppraised at09~sg
. TERMS or SALE-0ne third of the pur.
chase, cash in hand, one third 10 one al
he'sresi1ue in two years from the day Of
sale, deferred payments to bear interest
from, day Of sale and be secured By mortgage
- fiff gSs 'sofsDIsoN DAVIS,
asa aAA Ez'r If David Davis, decd. 3
,Foos 3 SrsPHsxs, An'ys for petitioner
y y Dec: 80 1854, .sls GPrfSlAe0
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

Gr It acons foolish tor meu 70
attempt to speak IN defense Of 'wo.
mans rightr,' tLr, Judging f ON
their brepstwoiks. ,Ley ought ~
be capabls OF defending them.
selves. l s---e
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
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