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ana. .,h IN. 49,. sns whose names srs Peter Rusv
and R.rn.s r.-ro,a. sought best to quie. him BY ne
Of deadly weapons Acc. s" hsy drew long
blAded clasp knife and stabbed his % ~ NE forehead
severng the temporal artery, and, so'ner plunge
OF the Steel Dschley received horrib, "ouAa N ne
abdomen, from which the bowels protrua," :" ~ tht
meantime Dischey who had q loaded revolye. u h4
pocket drew II and threatened 10 shoot both Riley -
ynolds II they attempted TO escape and, fearing taS
ho would execute his threat they remain ID quiet TN
onicer kennaily, OF the Thirteenth precinct u
and took them into custody Police Surgeon Bven wsa
called and replacing the ntestines sewed up Discheys
wounds after which he conveyed-to bellevue Hospt
ta There are serious apprehensons entertained c0a-
cernng his recovery The prisoners were taken before
Justice shandey and committed ths result Of
Dischleys injuries The latter lives No 40 Chsthan
street.
sTABBfNG ATyRAY IN A SALOON.
bloody array occurred In the drinking place No -
West Twenty nfth street late Friday night, betwssa
James Donneliy and Thomas McArde After desperate
fist fight DonnelIy drew knb and stabbed his sdvsr>
sary IN the face, inaictng terrible wound D0nneliy
lmmeda,ely ESCAPED and yet at large Ocsr Thorn@
Bellevue Hospital.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS
rhc Eyaeuatiou, uussing nsd Capttssla-
tion OF Richmond.

from the Richmond WhiB April o.
We ravc yesterday afternoons edition OF me wtg
the main history OF events which marked Tho evacuation
Of Richmond by the Confederate government ana army,
and ts Occupation L the forces OF The United States An
INSPECTION OF the burned district this morning snow tina.
We did not oveesnato the extent OF the area purneo
over, or the number Of houses destroyed. The hre,
commencing at the Sh0ckos warehouse radiated front
aud rear and on two wings burning down TO, but MOI
destroying NJ L. Jacobsons store II Main street. south
rdc half way between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets
and back 10 the ver through Gerry and all the inter-
mediate streets Westward, Main the IRE was stayed
at Ninth street, sweeping back 10 tho river. Gu the
south side of Main the flames stayed nj Mitchell
Tyers Jowcry store between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
stres From this point the namcs ragged On the porh
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Mote Of Warning.-Let tho poets say
n Es.s s v sRaS e a" e ,sss0s n.d. E =
SsPrcous come the sy chs and burning hess
clouds under the verna beams Al period Of tAe yeag
aos. tne :ysss% rs9nsc % mors than q n
heats OF Who desires % meet ths bLzIne wsath
sprtns d.s.ss.s Now . the time % renforoe nature =.
the frost gets OF the stomach seems =
lose its tone and the appetite V fade a
the body and energes and riiahA
sxertons often bring on pslptaton and rencsN
help and Tho influence Of the season depessn0
eysn upon the vgorou while 70 the naturally feeble
March April and May During those months The dyspepe
yerely Against all the ailments produced BY miasms sue
den alterations Of or close oonans
all medstnsl safeguards % In time Be In TINA son
everywhere.
Perfect sewing Machine is
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wAsuISoros, April ., 1896.

letter from Richmond dated aprii o. says;-
The state of affairs IN this city gives general satis
fse,ion the residents who, 20 show their gratitude
teuler cry attention ali Information 10 soldiers;
aud the so'dlcrs part hcy Kind aud courteous
thus giving cqDiraac'. 10 the maclous ard false
ports Of the rebel picsa y. s4i t.. 3.
are free from soldiers excepting the patrol or the
changing o. tl guards
No barrDums are 10 vet allowed n be opened aud
vh5kcy is found Is conna atcd aud poured into the
q yerts. .r rr. ff~.1 .fIH 81
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Our Special Warrington Despatch.

gentleman, who arrived here this afternoon direct
from Richmond describes tho reception Of the President
on his second visit to at city having been character
izcd by the widest enthusiasm the part Of the nhabi
tants both white aud black Nearly the whole popula-
son appeared " be in the streets derous Of obtaining
view OF the whom they had long heard vlihed
and abused. The blacks were exceedingly demonsira
tive In their demonstrations Of wecomst greeting him
a second Messiah, some OF them falling upon their
knees in the streets, and with upcd hands, thanking
God that they Ind bcca permitted TO see the man who
had delivered them and their children from life Of
worse than Egyptian bondagc.
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Cniea military authorities q the line ef foracstions
Just beyond Tree Hill near the Junction Of the Osborne
turnpike and New market road. The surrender for
mely made, and steps were Immediately taken 10 pro-
sdeciuAy but for the progress Of the great are then
rasins, which prevented anything being done until IL
could b. gotten under The populace white and black
wiid with excitement were sacking every Man
staying the ravages Of the flames and threw out parties
70 put . stop 10 tho pilagng BY three o'clock r. NJ
the nre WAS conc cred, though not exiting gushsd and
order was restored.
oned that large number Of persons were burned 70
death Their number or identity will never be Known
Oh ldren, old and inrm persons aud many parsons in
der the influence OF the liquor drank during tho previous
nights orgies, were the victims
We have heard Of being killed hv the
shell explosions mt the Arsenal but that hundreds
ware not slaughtered only be accounted FOR by
the fact that the Arsenal under steep hill which
steod between 1t and the city ON two sides Messrsl
VIM. Royser aud A. Judson Crane were
shell while standing in Mr. Roysers porch, corner Of
Fourth and Gary streets Mr.. Royster severely in
jured about the abdomen. Mr. Crane received contu
sion In tho temple coored child, about seven years
street. between Fourth and Fifth There must have
been many casualties and perhaps deaths from this
bombardment which have not heard Of Not less
than one hundred thousand shells exploded In the
Of three or four hours scattering their agents thcky
over acres OF tho city. Many pieces weighing several
pounds each, fell In the Capitol square
Truly. the ways OF Providence inscyutable. This
burning Of goody city would at first glance
unmiocted evil But there is another Wow 70 be taken
gered In the hearts q tny Of people ono spark Of
ane>tion for the Davis dynasty this ruthless useles
wan,on handing to tho flames their fair city their
homes and altsrs, has estinsuished IL forever
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stable Furaiturc sud fbs'
,,aIt. ol ~irc as-. east lrsa. Nay saeA' hn.tss IN
,i Rrn.dwav. epro.Ise ~ NsaelAs uossA
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House hold Furniture Sa1es.-HeDry -
LEEDS MINER viii awe their personal sssaten 70 ~
OF Furniture residences of families deel1ne
az usua many years pesl fheI vlalq1
have weeky sales their . hoog0
treet a fesd door est ftom Broadway.
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"d.,. and washes which cho1, or al up the percs .
Y.ssin and 10 short time leave harsh and dry.
HoLDs EXTRACT oF sASS'AP kRtLLA hTvs H"V
Ianof 70 ,hs canpleaioa4
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FRIES Cashed In all Legalixed Lottsrtsa,
and Information given. Drawings sent
J. CLUTE Brokers o1ncs, I16 Broadway.
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NosAs Should Pass Over the sHnn4
eshe ont ,is. ." f %soLDs Rxfkxcf sARsxfAfE
IA naron pLsh es that kuTross.
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IN. r,,.rious Ensets OF Aleeeoiic
.,,,is,t. Svcrcone, and the system pvfi0ed. W u~9
,uIpNan ,,., Nua,s, ~ i,'s p EXTRACT sARSAPARJnLA
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Lottery Prizes Cashcd-Circu ulars, Draw.
inss and information sent ,. H. CLAYTON iOwsu strssA
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Goura ud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hai4
from OF the body Warranted ~
tlJ BrosdN ay. ana Adruggists.
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Cherokee Pills-Female Regulatossv
Sold by all prusgsts oi per page pamphlst fssA
Address Dr. VIII Aerwin Co., os Liberty sirsss ny
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No Pimples, No Darkness Under ~
ex.s sppear soer using q few bottles Of HELMBoLDS
CONcfSTRATED ExTkACT sARsAPARTfn.A-
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" sRoxAw,x ~ rssrth avenue. and q L.fsys,ss pi.os
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BstcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm The
ratiablc, nsta The only poxfoGos
Dye FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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u2 Broadway, and Twenty seventh street

Risisy's Bucha Cares all A9eetsons eA
the Kiinsys Bladder ar, OF men, women and ohiiorsn
pepot iii Chambers strssA Sold ~ all trnsgsh
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Howard Hotel, New York.-Aftsw Apr0
1885 pros OF Bo ii will be - 80 dsv The Prspfe
prices role. haze put ~
prce bosrdst this low The house he's Des1
thoroughly repaired throughou ana 10 N o.
better condition than before
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Clear, Smooth Skin
cONCENTRxTED FLUID RxrIxCf sARsXPAkfLLk
Il removes specs pmpes and al erupons Of The -
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How NIortifying

Highest Premiana Lock stitch Sewing
Machines. WHEELER q WILSON, GO Brsedwag. -
Wheeler Wilson's Button Hos Machine.
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An arto dat h "A once teeth and hrss prrf
or and vet pleasant aud anlent ~ use w
pcrh fiy does sutfsc rny ore Tine has iny .ie,
hlei tic fact thai the sJIODONI possesses hs .air3
quailies Ia enpuent degree. IL has lek HAs"" -'
,,,e right 10 a r<shion upon o. sry toilet table
said Nv tr,,.eigts rvrrysharc
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ChevaIier's Life for the Hair Restoreo
gray hair TO ne original color stops Is falling out Keeps -
head stsnds above comparison with any other -
dressing sod the drug stores and q my omce, Ll0
Broadway SARAH A. CHEVALfER, ~ D
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G"aSumolo. l. ser,faLrs Purify ,Ss blood snd f.I
no, Ht .aBoLD ! sARsAFARfLfA sands unrNau'a-
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Flngs-Eiags-Poles, Balls, &C., ~ HO-
JER A GuAuAM's " Duane street, oornor Broadway.
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To Purify, Zurich me Ne s,.s,, -
a ,..,,,r, ~ rcmrlo,pu HhbNEQkuS nkny 60
sen,-ried fLriD ENfRACf sAksArhimLi.xA IN ~ x vns o'"~
equals 10 strength ono sHi''" " "' -''~r y
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n,snmo.d, P~,.r.surg, eeidshsrs

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
tDLN5' ExfRrSs COMPANY
hav. rsposeaon their ocas In the above named eue
aud ave pivvnrrd - forward all military freghN
Psesnfrs civilians should De accompanied ~ psruAA
''''- '"' "''''' ''f ADAMS ExrRHss c2xrAxI
.a Brcsdw.y and Twenty seventh ssfsst
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How Notifying
Fer young admirrr discovers that she uee.
povd~rr or washes Avoid them hey only for the hogn
and soon ruin the beautiful. HELMB0LDB ND
TRACT sAnsArARfLLk will improve and aid ysu 70 ~
tain your youth beauty.
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A Perfect Sewing Machine is
THE ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH.
A. IL. suPLEE. 6a Broadway.
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Rid Yourself cf Huncrs ...u..
IN ne grrfng months. BY using uEtxbOtDb 'OrpnF-
TRkTFb EXTRACT SARSAfAkILhh.
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+: /: /: /: : F: /: !:
Ss.i:sSs s: 4 =:
r % eS sspS e. Sss ss as. 5
ha"sS mac
pleasure %s ,ssne@ g a think Drake GO sSss
Essaerican Watcli~s,
e. ~ ;: ss f:;:
A-why !. ths Fr.srane. OF PH.lo.,s
SS sO%9S Ssrsu. e s.Iss: ss chestnut 'u'
American Steel shirt Collars, Patented
s.p. .R u @ s f9ss e Sample 1t!id
Address 70 smokers.--Pollak & sels
boiled. modns.d with % silver and rspairsd
For coughs s.d throat di.ordsrs uss BRowN's Bnous
oHiAn rROcss. having proved their sacscy syA ssssg
many years. 49,
"Ihave never changed my mind respecting ths fro. Ne
ar. excepting .hist Jet batter that which sssv
thinking well Of" Rev HENRY WARD BRsoHKR.
Bunting Flags, Asserted si.ss. W
g. n. TYLER, - East Broadw1y:
Thing OF Bea uty II = joy Forever.
Enrich rss x:
.:n AIa FL. ss
A Beautiful Compile xiOm.-The 0enu1aS
aud old established LAIRDS BLOOM OF YOUTH, %
bSSie Sssss sa y
A Silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX 0IBBs No 60 Broadway.
Beautiful Complexion stands thO
closest scrutiny. Hk.MB0LD's EXTRACT OF aAR9ARAp
RILLA 10 the remedy.
A.-Use tho Best.-B0vv den's Moth De-
srROY1NG PkOKn8 For sale By all drussists
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Enaerican WatcIfes,
silver. from foriynve 10 three hundred dollarq
each For sale by GRO @. ALLEN. as Broadway. des1
below Canal ST. oct, formerly No. II Wall street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-09

Banting Flags, Asserted sixes. y
q. n. TYLER, - East Brcadwny.
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American Steel Shirt Collars, Patented
April 49, lB4: - 70 80 per dozen samples mailed on ~
celpt Of pr4ss. &c., 7oc, 81, ei r. LEANEkkb. 4
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A Beautiful Complexion Staads tAe
closest scrutiny. HKx.MBOLD's EXTRACT or sAnsArs
RILLA ID the remedy.
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not altogether without . hope, which must
s.y ssi confidently entertain, that now that all
unhappy South which apprchendsd and predicted four
month"; ngo and the couscquences likely TO now from
~ timely Efforts for peace and, TINT tho
has evidently nj last reached IL virtual termination, that
might be safely permitted 70 roturn to Tennessee espe
ciaily ~ n Is fact~cll known that have long since
declared be my clear conviction that both duty
and pe{cy alike demanded nt the present moment that
all w have been heretofore sruggng In arms ayainstthe
esixb, hncnt Of federal authority al the terri
tory of the republic should ut dssst from further
opposition and submit themselves absolutely 10 tho JUS
tce and clcncpcy OF the government which do not at
all douot will ultimately act In manner suited TO iis
dignity and in with high-toned magma
nrnity a0d wise staiesmsnship
HAVING been recently visitor 70 the re0oWncd
city os Rome, and having four weeks ago had
tho honor Of standing In the ancient forum, shc
,air surrounding which may, with slight stretch
sounds Of Ciccronisn eoquene your own classic taste
will allow me 10 conclrde this short and hasty enu4on
by stating my own hearty approval OF what the ereat
Roman orator aud statesman saws In one or his letters
TO Narcclus whom he cndea, orDg "a persuade To
home and sroelt the c,emency OF Cesar after
the renowned victory OF Phsrsslia, when IN, PcmpeAn
been rhecurly H. stroyed The portion OF the cttor
fcfrcd 10, and which II IL my ardent wish that my
chivarous countrynen Of the South would speedily sp
ply 10 their present unhappy case, Is follows
YOur conduct cannot but be greatly and universally ap-
plaEded Ia having renounced the spirit OF contention
when you lost the hopes o. SUCCESS and YOU showed
patriot will always enter into civil war with reuc
ance he will choose 10 carry on to its last
desperate extremity"
Not doubling YOUR willingness 20 do Justice me ind
viduay, and % place the government ais, In position
caleu'aed 10 encourage prompt and cordial submission
to s authority the part OF all those in the youth not
bsaring arms In opposition 10 u, and hoping likewise
thsf the day far distant when the good aud true
men both OF tho Nort, and Of the South shall
once friends AMI brethren, ss formerly, and
generous cowcrkers In the OF freedom, have the
hsaor TO he your obcdient servant, H. =. FoOrE
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A Thing OF Bea uty II . joy Forever.
Tho:: Who dss.s b,l.nsy q so%Plsso1 MHst gyr =
EXTRACT SARsAPARILIsA invariably dos Rccoiect "
u patent medicine. Askfor Hembod'a TAKE ohso'
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A.-~Why IL the Fragrance OF PAalon's
Night Blooming Cercus like chestnut burrf Because
clings t0vvorythng II touches
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Beautiful Com ple xiOm.-The Genuine
and Old established LAIkDs BLoon OF YOUTH, %
LIQUID PEARL, Is prepared only BY 0EoR0R W. LAtaR
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silent 'sm wfniJ5x HScnns : cIsss. n. 90 s...A~.y.
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"I have never changed my mind Respecting thsn cn As
nrs excepting thisk yet better Of that which bsGaw
thinking well Of. Rev HENRY WARD BRBoHKR.
The New York herald., 1865-04-09

For coughs snd Throat di.ordsrs use BROWNS Bnous
oHiAb rROcEass having proved their saescy bra sssSg
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Il was part o. tie programme that Ysry's cavalry
should ~ the last Confederate troops ~ leave the oes
below Richmond They were ~ come vcal'hly on 70
cy about daylight and catch ny all g giers and su
lsthst they could lay hold ~ AMI urry tne oA ~ih
Tie army. This nsrt OF the plan Wa frustrated BY thc
street not i've minulea ahead Of re Union colunn snd
so from dragging OF others, he barely saved himself
Msyo's bridge and the DAY. iie depot were then nli
sbaze Gary crossed tho Saock by the bridge al the
southern terminus OF sevv eenth street aud then set
Gre 10 the structure. " n rtl,ens william J. Brown
aud Robert Aen chang og IN he In tho naigiborhood,
rushed to the bridge ~ ertinguished the flames before
they had ssnea nev way While engaged they we're
Cred upon py eays mem but fortunately neither Of them
was struck w then sped away over Mayo's brdgc,
point Of ANY 10.
y IN MAYOR srunxxDrRs CRY.
tue use OF truce party attending the Mayor met Ao
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The troops detailed 10 6rc the warehouses bvouaced
around the doomed buildings ready at q moments no.
CO 10 beg rtcr work evil but before they received
their order some Ia, cndary hred cann boat
loaded With meat, which lying In the dock. near
Mayo's briGg. This the rst hrc in tho city, We
except the conagration In the streets or all the papers,
Documents &C., of the First and Second Auditors Of
ices VIII ch took place Ninth street carly suudny
nisht The boat have lust mentioned bred two
otlerr which swung Under the bridge over the
dock, md set n Gre thereby nearly cutting on
tho retreat OF nvc six tho sand Confederate about
this time the Confederate gunboat iarrk ii nry, lying
in the river OF Rockets, fred, sad soon tef the
order issucd 10 apply tho torch 10 the ware houses
The oider executed with aacnfy; n,r dill the rut
iisns connnc themselves 10 the building n question.
Getting a tayte Of incendRrisn, the congo tnai work
seemed plcasc them much tha. they about set
ling nre ~ every house In the vicinity OF the
warehouses Tie In -endiarics at Shoekoe tired
every house on Shockoe slip, incluiing Mr. De Noss
warelnsc where stored quantity ~ French tobacco
There guard Of French local troops over ths build
nr bu, they driven or by the conird rates aud
Threatened with death Il they attempted To cxtngu IA
the fam The torch was ato app d 20 ali nle build
inss recently ia Confederate occupation. IRON, the Trede
car woks the cans above the cny 10 hc navy yard
Al Roakots-a distance Of two miles-ncudirg tho la.
barioros ariillery shops, arsepal, Fnnkin ier mil
pct-rsburg depot, Dan,le depot, all the commisary
and quarcrmaster buildings on and near Fourteenth
street. Iahm foundry, and other Buildings aud o'aii-
tI,r Vhi Il we have heretofore mentioned. By rnyen
O'Clock 4. " nearly the whole of the city south Of Main
STREET between Esnl ant Fifecnth ssfcese, and Twev
,ich and Iweniy ihird sIeets was ono great ssa ii
fame.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Assessor
In of the above District has returned to
this office the Special List Of Taxes on Special
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Notice.
M AIRY GAKENHEIMER, of Nashville, in the
Iu State of Tennessee, is hereby netiaed
that Louis Gakenheimer, on tho 2lst day OF
November, A. D. 1854, fled his petition in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of Mon
roe and State of Ohio, charging said Louis
Gakenheimer, with going away and living in
adultery with one -- Lydings, and ask
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Mary Gakenheimer, which petition will be
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1865. AMOS & PASSMORE,
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A GNEs HATHAWAY and Adam C. Hatha-
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on he sth day OF November 1864, Margaret
Path and Daniel Path her husband, Gled a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, wherein they demand
partition OF the following real estate, situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: e
The north half Of the north east onarte,
of section thirteen, township six. and RANG.
six; and that at the next tenn of'said Court
the said Margaret Path and Daniel Path
will apply for an order that partition NAV be
made of said premises.
- MARGARET. PATH,
- ,ssf, DANIEL PATH. -. !.
November 16. 1864 6w. -.
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G. Il. Davenport, wesdsfeld; II. Q. Kotsesue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville, vsulsw
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John W. Darnas4.
Stafford; Wagsnfeld 3 Co., Jacobsbarn riytSn
&Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,, Clariss
ton; J. H. Il J. F.sThernbury. Beallsv1ns Gna
by Druggists and Merchants generally sArs.ss,
not the United States and Canada. - - a
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Jan. 3, 1863.--1y.a . Eax5N dIk
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iusolvent by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the SUBSCRIBER
was, on the 18th day of November, 1854. an
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate ef
James Mcmahon, deceased.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Adnr.
December 81, lS64.--3w.