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, 1865-02-04
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK N1IDfIGHr DIsPAT CH.
fSsecial DlsuateA to tta Chicago Tribunal

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
Exw YozK. Friday, Feb s-Mldn1xht.
The Stock mAskst Wal very strong st the Stock Ell.
change to-day aud sliglt Improvement In prices.
There better demand for stocks generally. Gov.
eminent stocks ars nrmcr with fair bualneu. State
bonds quiet and trm.
Ccal and miscellaneous list steady and Without any
dccictd change. ...
Tho Gold market opened 1t eo6 and remained steady
this forenoon. 1t rallied this afternoon. Daring the
absence Of reliable from tho peace commission
csz there large stoAk Interest which assists upward
terms
Money continues easy. although there is a down.
ward tendency. Foreign exchange "a In greater de-
!mnnd.
Petroleum stoEu nrn. To-day sales we're: E1celsl'
Or LII: Gsrmsnia SIC: Ct errylRun aoe; Rynd Farm
u 10 ;Us. FH2s; Bnchsuau Farm s2.oo ;Webter $i15
Mckinley. 800; jack, *ss5o. Petroleum dull aud
heavy at 4s4e for Grade: 650G6 for rcane In boad,
and sa&s6c for nee. -
LATER.
NEW YORK, Friday, Fcpruarys.
The following IL theIlatest from Gallsghes's Ell
change: Gold. ~; N. r C., 1e6A Eric. 1H Hudson.
1oeX; HEADING, 1eiH; Pits, -; Toledo, lis; Rock
Island. sX: n. ", s3x; do psfd.. 62x F. ", PIX;
Cumb, ~. Stocks dull Gold strong, and sold Alter
call At 3l0-e elos1ng II 1oeX.'
, 1865-02-04
Go Rcnt.

TO RENT-Farm or garden land.
Il Twenty tye Hcrts ncar Wood Lavn Aon1v n,
Z. u. MASON, 81 Washington s. n.S MI :"
TO RENT-A Suit Of Rooms
- with board In prlvats family, suit alba far ro,
tltman ard Nite nr tW1 atngle RenGer1an ~ sansn.
esst corner Of morXsn and Adams Streets Wrst stc.
lefeEeuces exchanged. rs h65 Il
ITO RENT want to rent q housa
II; continuing ai1 q aeyen roouas well loexsed o.
VIII e1chspee ter such u house one coota,ntnY tsn
!coml. large hall. bath room. kchca aud ptlct ss5
Ut, sss and wstsr. FOOD two story barn Of sha
street ea1s pass tbs door. dress wtta i9,l partiuu
l1as, Z. <. H. F. y. Box 3953. teahs9 IL
, 1865-02-04

ColRate's Honey. s3ap.-This. celebrated
Toilet Soap, IN such universal demand. IL made
IRON the choicest materials IL mid and cnol1ient
beneficial in It's aetion upon The aldn. For ea1e BY
all Druggists 1nd Fancy Goods Deslerb.
feb4.hi251y3ewsatwed.
, 1865-02-04

c1s returns LAST year the average welghtand yleld
Of lard viii compare With the averages given
1851 lsst-5,
Average weight Of hogs,. I73
Yield oflard per hog. ..-....-... vi StK
Thee s. @ ne4 10y nstead Of ia IS5 N N
Messrs, Mflward & Co. havc It, and IN The yicd Of
lard * lbs, instead Of Z lbs, The gentlemen say
At he ayeraces last season, and we presume, ha7e
got the correct aSefagc this scaaon-
, 1865-02-04
THE LAW COURTS

u. s, DISTRICT CouRT-Nothing was done in
this Court yesterday. On Monday business will
be resumed End continued Is usual.
q. s. coMnss1oNrn's CouRr-No criminal or
civil cause was heard before Commissioner Hoyne
.. fa s G.
which, our readers will be seasonahiy informed.
c1Rou1T cougTLBoore JUDGE Na2tam:-The
cauee entitled Clifton Angrsve @. Barweu & Wy
s9Sse ss e ae i1a %oneg P.d aao sao
court hy defendants q the inception Of tic oc.!pn
cited that the debt due to e. Stone CO. by Bur
xe ana Pot s1 aEEasd I'm H. BY then Soa ons
to he creditors Of e. Stone &; CO. Defendants
moved for new trial
In the cause entitled Willard = Quinn e. sene-
sa e' ~ on eo1nse s1'ay yovsa sF fdP assf ls
On the grounds that ~ The ~, vef,ss sn Tas i9o
dence; that the court erred in allowing
evidence Of services rendered to Mrs Miller; that
there was no evidence that delsnaant agreed 70
iufther erred in refusing to giye the Instructions
furnished BY the defendant to the tnrytsand that
he action should hare been brought uan agsinst
Williams orc,T1led this motion, and rendered
Judgment on the verdict Defendant exeepted and
an apPs, Theh IT. aaatted On n,ng s9Ra
Court On Saturday, security to be approved bg the
Court.
tnstter OF the1estste OF James u. NAym1n, Mary
Holt and James Holt were appointed aamtuistea-
tors On bond Of E., 600.
Coon TExrIARs.-The following officers Of the
Star Of Hope Lodge, Independent Order OF Good
Tcmplass, we're elected last evening:
TO. E. Eancss; y. Y. T-Atte n.
prakc: ", Sec-Eugene Gilbert; ": =. Soc
IydIn Hoyce. WnF. Eec-C. DoT; ". Irea:--
Carrie Boyce: y. Mar.-Geo. Manning: ". G.
Chas, Foote: v. SLID. Iibby1 T. ". G. t.
E. Edwards: r. Il. S.-EmH,a Boyce; L. Il.
S.-Mat1ie Dick; Chap.-J. L. Drake.
Held Fon Ta1A1--Charles Holmes and Emily
E. Young were examined In the Po'ics Court yes
terday, the former charged with larceny, and the
latter with receiving stolen goods, knowing them
to be sueh.~ The Gaze was partially examined On
Thursday before Justice Miller, and reported ~
|cAGtday'A TRIBUNE. Holmes was helu LOT ua&l
IN the sum Of q, ,001, and Mrs. Young In the sum
Of $500. =
Correction.
Editors Tribnne:
in your acknowledgements OF receipts by the
Christi1n Conmis.ton In this mornings p3par,
Thanksgiving BdN. Aedo, ILL.,, should rand
Thanksgiving Collection. 8. OF B., Macomb,
should read Sisters Of 8tAruolenee
g. B. 2, FAR81NoGoa, Treasurer.
, 1865-02-04

Milwaukee Market
Especial dispatch to the Chic ago TrihuneJ
MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Feh.3.
F1orH-Dull and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures 100 b. @.0Qo bu sold on
Change at u 46lt7-closinK quiet At S147. Oats--
No buyers. Nominal at 61c. Corn-UnchAEged Sales
ut $50. Rye-Nom1nal.
DrrsstD uoos-little doing. Sales st IL, 20.
, 1865-02-04

B Rai1rosd Saloon and Restaurant, No. -384
South Clark street. The friends and the public
are hereby notified that the above saloon Will ta
opened with free, lunch on Sunday forenoon,
Feb. .5lh. Everybody and his friend arc Invited to
be there. l. G. DALx1cKE,
{e4hl24-1t Iate Of n. Whites, S, Water 1t.
, 1865-02-04
Takett 1p.

TAKEN UP-A Horae and Bug
L r., Tho owner can obtain sam- by appIytns 10
TBEO. RUCkFR e2rnee OF Twelfth aad Rucker
ttreets. proving ptop8ss ard paying charges
teeA113M
, 1865-02-04

DR.. l.Fee proportion Of the h ha-
eases or their concomltants- It IL apparent from
this that 1t to the tttsl interest Of thots who
have heen 13fott1nats enough to e9asrsfs t9e If ~
assuled hat ali that 1nan eas do 1ia bs done for
him may % - 90 % n ,tict confidence th.t taeir feel
ipea will be respected, their dellczey unassafled,
and their good name unt1rntshed- BY the new,
the patient need not fear ctrcrmstantial exposure,
and with him the honor Of gentleman is Involved
II keeping verbal silence, and pteyent1nE fhe
the same time. He has separate consultation
roorDs In which dozen patients may be teated at
once without being aware Of the presence Of each
other. Thoee who wish the bes1 treatment and
the most honorable dealing, should, without fall,
consult Dr.. BigeloW, at his Office, No. l79 South
CLARK street, on the corner Of Monroe, where he
Send for bis Guide Of Health. free Of charge.
febl-h1S7lt.
ycars throughout the United States and New
Orlean. In the treatment Of old chronic
snd all private contagious diFordcra, without
iIsl voluntafy) treated and radically cured with
an inla1;lh1e method ssving time and expense. Is
cno.ultca daily at hls office and ee R3ndolph
confidential. br. James Will soon Issue book
containing valuable information. Contents. the
physiology and anatomy Of Ine nuIu0u = 1aten auo
ESPECIALLY Of the gensratiye organs, a1d also @ t9
eecret diseases syphilis ETC., and show their his
tory, origin, nature and danger. ". yames. 10
Randolph street. fe4h179lt
Browns Bronchial Trocbes.
IT have never changed my mind respecting
them from the Brst except to think Jet better Of
t''t WHICH REV Rdesn HEsRf i s VIZ WARD BRrcHEn.
"For throat troubles they are speeias;11 e fe;1,7c
CONAN 81 1s oP'an aaYE aat a che chsnist boston.
DR.. q. F. HIGELDW, Boston.
II recommend thei1 use to Public speassfs,"
"Most sslutary relief in Bronchitis"
REV. 8. 6EIGFREfD, Morr3stown: Ohio:
9sRSf. kRT wPsp Rs6ER6ss sf5aF rs s. Ioa:
ALMOST instant relief in the distressing labor
| Of breathing peculiar to Asthma"
REV. A. G. EGGLESTOS, New York.
4'ThcY have suited ny case e3actly--relieEfng
my throat so that could s'nE s'ta bueHiRuE, sasf
cbo4ster French Parisht cburch, Montreal.
A. there are limitations, be sure and obtain The
genuine. 3a1oe18o1st1-r&s
~ Piper Haug1nEs. Painting, ca1cimininp
and Glazing. at F. E. hgby'a. 50 Randolph street
tan17es0A-lm.
negroes will be offered at Mobiles Notion and Toy
Bazaar, lz6 Lake street.
P.S.-Belt buckles Just received. fe1-g32ss3t
~ A Sore Throat when neglected often re
suits in confirmed Bronchitis, dangeroas ani
frequently fatal disease: Dr. D. -layne's Etpec
fprunf, however, is prompt remedy for a1l Bron
chIal Affections. and when taken in time, soos
, 1865-02-04

Editors Trihnne:
IN your acknowledgements OF receipts BY the
Christian Co1n1nis.ion IN this moEninsss p.pas.
Thanksgiving collection. s. OF B., Macomb,
should read Gister1 Of 9sneroIe2ce
a. B. T, FARBMo1oA. Treasurer,
, 1865-02-04

FnANc1s LoGoAa.-A boy about nine years old
left hts home-on Fourth avenue near Pc atreet
last Saturday. He had on along drab oycrcoat.
aud il light complexion and blue eyes. Minlstera
IN the different churches, city and country,
nons The father IL poor SICK soldier, aud it VIII
be charitable act 10 aid him In recovering hIt
Inst 1xry
, 1865-02-04
:1F1unD.

FOUND Last Thursday evening
PICKET BOOK, containing some Money whlcd
ihe owner can by proving rropertv. psyln9 f,r
trit adyeftts % ent and applying to JOHN WANDER
NFIT, 1t a. 1a&her street fe+h11!2e
, 1865-02-04

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IL WASHINGTON etzeet bet. Clsrk and Dearborn.
KELLT 4 LHoES MINsTR1L6.
ReRpps ArdEce OF Mr.. VIM. GpanldIng. CoE-BslI
nGians: Matr1mony; Riptcaria' Johnny, Railroad
l1tuitAtlons, BnIleslue Circus; EIenpt5
Doors open st to commence 1t 3. Admission IS
cents; Children undsr 10 ycsrs OF Is centa; Re
served SeAts And Orchestfy Chara 50 cents; Boxes
e2-50 and $1U0. Boz Ouce opea Hon 10 70 and from
HtDs so'c11cE ~
, 1865-02-04

DxAm or PROFESSOR ST11A.-Professor James
Sylla, formerly Of the University Of Chicago. died
in Allegheny, New York, January II, 1866, Of con-
New Hampshire, and removed with his famiiy to
Elgtn In this State al tho age Of Ave. He gradn
ated at Rochester, and a1moat Immediately re-
tnsned hone where h. tex charge e. e t5s Mtg.n
University, professorahlp In which he flied with
great acceptability until compelled to leave by
falling health. BE leaves wife and two little ones
to mourn hIt loss.
, 1865-02-04

Annzsr1n.--A Frenchman, supposed to have
been one OF the crew Of the rebel ps1ate Alabama
at the time OF her destruction by the Kearsarge,
and who effected his escape, was yesterday arrest
ed in the city by government detective and
taken to Camp Douglas The nature. Of his buaioeas
1nr. f~nt frnr
, 1865-02-04

A WoED TO A. A-A little boy, signing himself
"a. A." writes letter to the TRIBUNE with an
urgent request for II. insertion. We nre sorfy to
decline. lie talks too violently fot youth. Per-
1s not we'll to use such hard words against those
who do not think with Us.
, 1865-02-04

TEE iDaAEr MHz71se.-The delegates Of the
different Ward Draft Associations met at the Com
mon Council rooms last evening. Owing to the
1on.e11tval Of the DELIBERATE sent to Washington to
auhnRe the credits and procure reduction Of the
Quotna, no busneee Of i'm portance was transacted
, 1865-02-04
B A new invoice Of tho Improved dancing
negroes will be offered at Mobiles Notion and Toy
Bazaar, 176 Lake etrcct.
P.S,-Belt buckles lust received. fe1-g3293t

r. A Sore Throat when neglected often re-
suits in confirmed Bronchitis, dangerous md
frequently fatal disease: Or. D. -Iayae's Ekpsc-
torunf, however, Is prompt remedy for all Bron-
chial Afections and when taken in time, soon
etadtcatea all dangerous symploma. Sold every
xhefe tY2l.E7S4-3tTTlEB
, 1865-02-04

CHEAr CoA1--nltnois coal can now be procured
OF the best quality at ten dollars per ton. THU
will be good news to the householder who ha'
Hitherto paid twelve. Mr.. DaStd Runnion, tht
agent OF the Illinois Coal Company, has decided
on selling at the lowest possible price. HeshoulG
with cheap coal. His Office and yard are at No
2f2 South Market street.
, 1865-02-04

new SlxkrNa GAIA sleeping car has Just
been finished In Worcester. Massachusetts. for
the Michigan Southern Railroad. at cost Of
~F11,ppp IL furnished with sail the modern tun-
provements, =" including gas md furnace, and has
befths to accommodate forty-cight passengers.
, 1865-02-04

YouNu Mxx'e ASSOCIATION LEc1uREs--The
next lectures Of the present Writer course dcliy-
cred before the Young Mems Association will be u
ee1ies of four, by Dr.. William Elder, Of Ph}ladel
phtl, the we'll known stattsticiAn and writer. He
will lecture on =. The Debt and Resources Of the
Government The first lecture Will be delivered
on Monday evening next. DR.. Elder ia already
celebrated as writer on The subject, and his lee
tutes will possess practical interest far superior
to the average Of subjects chosen by those occn-
pyluc the lecture 1cld. 1t Is one OF vital iupor-
lance to Us az people, a. we'll indiyituals. The
ability to cope with its difficulties, posaessed BY
the orator, will commend the course TO our cli-
2cna We ecxpect To see crowded hpuees.
, 1865-02-04

BuRo1AKx.-On Thursday night the shoe store
OF Frederick Korhner, No. a8 Michigan ayennc.
pas entered by burglars md plundercd Of goods
to the vaane Of 1900. They effected an rntrace
through the back window. No clue to the robber
has BEEN obtained,
, 1865-02-04

BOARD OF Po11cx.-The Police Commissioners
nave again fzned 10 meet. Why cannot they come
together and transact some OF the duties Of the
the month Of November; two months since, Fifty
dollars month and found-when wanted-is little
enough without having to lose the use n that
1fttIe nav.
, 1865-02-04

Rx1rAskp x1oH CANT DordLAs.-A cor1eepon-
Dent calls our attention to the fsct that Of the 1B
rebel prisoners released In January last from
Camp Douglas on taking the oath Of allegiance. at
least dve-sixths are nov In Chicago. swelling the
long List Of those who aub.lst on the charity Of
others. and runy of them adding largely to the
sum total Of current vtce In our midst The pro-
nstcty Of releasing these men In our midst, where
they have no meaas OF support or return TO their
1amiliet. u Eathcr questionable. Onr correspon-
4ent, vino ia one Of the laay MANAGERS Of the Sol
dtera' Homo, says that they crowd to the Home,
and th.f ff9m @ Their senycrsation, even while Iv-
aIe suu rebels al heart "f''' 1@e
, 1865-02-04
dHa11teD==agents.

ct1tnlaFs 70 E MATHEWS, s. Clark st .e-t. hlca-
go'Ul. P. o. Boz 4725. ie+h1s51t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No Chimney Burner, IT. Kerosene Lamps, Indeilple
Pencis, N edie Threadess Aagnstic Hamm Stove
Box Azs&f. fe3h545t
, 1865-02-04

EOR SALE-Or Rent-A Large
u boarding house known a. the Cleveland HOUSE e,
No. "a katt ktnzie st The house l. only one blosE
n. m the Chicago, n ", Milwaukee a1d G2len1 Dc
pots, and Will be sold rcntsd ablo terms.
Th.s1. good inyeEt tcr utes desiring to Keep
Alp on the premises to ROBERT DUNCAN.
, 1865-02-04
U7 7ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
!" AND

~ rnHcxflon~ Ttrms &5Q-u0 extras AddEE4S Col.
=" y z sst3HnEER1t Prcaldenk. te1-ES31 " 4thp
, 1865-02-04

CArTAx-I came down for the purpose OF hold
ing consultation with yon. ont iailing n taat'
mert alone, Beattc, Hansbro and the other gem
tleuan are at Nobinson
Wish 10 say, here, that it Is my fixed belief that
the men OF this county will not sustatn you IN the
yon expect; ana At ,ee ese tsas aons acttan
| should be taken prior to the coming election, for
IL Mcclellan be elected. os now seens very pfoba-
bic, terms Of peace will bc offered, Of sqch "a.
turc IS so be Immediately rejeetsa; This H. entire
and thus The blood and treasure Of tho South will
fou have now, in my opinion, q yes3 important
duty 10 perform, and one which, X 1s'resnls sue
ssS n s M anps 39 as.q5sy4 f sS liz eaf o
in my9adgruent. Is to be goTe1ned. 70 only GER.
Of some precipitation, still, however, Keeping tho
accursed Democracy ln the 1ton ana ; 5nas com n1s
hope will tic Ia continued Resistance.
For NY own position on the programme, VIII
choose that Ut seeing Wollord, and Urging him to
embark in the retrngglc: L am unsuceessial ~
j shall not mention anything Of this matter In
nv conversation with nim- Believing that 5ou
viii endofsc :his action on my part, 'and7With
many thankB to both you and the Doctor Tor the
Nth h.ee ySu ha7s an in
my attempt ! viii return within ten days, and
serve WITT you az private or anything else,
remain, your friend. ANDERSON.
Probablyit may be necessary 1ot NJ ~ 10 e 19 2
will be with ron within ten Days. Ny only object
in going fhithcr would be to receive the Judgment
and advice OF Col. Ca1son, and do not know that
twill be absolutely essential 9nt It III ay y asr
tnfoW M ssiae III q d those idle suspicious md hold
mo not only Us tue, but rs incapable Of bleaking
the pledge j, have given you, and deserting my
, 1865-02-04
GaanteD.

WANTED-A we'll experienced
w fo.cmaa In trunk essa5l'snmolt In this e!tE-
1oa comtetent man llnr.ul ~ sts ~! b pslo. Az
kta'ft. G4{b144zt
, 1865-02-04

" aV IEO -d5eHG8 III EVEfY
w county In the Weat 10 sell by substitution our
new and L rapidly selling work. - AORGAE AND HIS
EAFTDES. complete N one eIf8 ant octave volume,
With nne steel plate likeness ol Morgan. Price tl.
This s one oi taa bert Agency Books In the mzIxat.
better 'ms1ertA fer Interesting, Instructive snd
exciting Vormo than The raids Of John Morgan.
reports Of Ais'ness ona sktnt orders lso eopi=s tic
result Of bis nsst 1t1 days canvas. Another GOT IS
rlcua1s, terms As, si7na IN 4p PIC tton tie pab-
nahe1s. c. r. VENT d CO.. Fullerton Block. ~
tleAeaaln ssfe%s, 'sn't1xo H. FL! h3-3t,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
NOfeGe In Partition.

| 4 4 ENRY B0SLY, (treeuberry B0als
! IA Daniel Bosiy, Winfield g. Besly, Hans
| W. Thompson, William II. 1ihorapson, Geo.
7. W,honlpson, Amanda Thompson, L.ouisn
| Boslrs Samuel Bosly and NJ Bosly viii take
notice thfst 1t petition was flied against them
| on the lth day of january, 1855, IN the
l-Cour OF Common Pleas, Harrison County.
Ohio, by petitioners, James Dosly. Amos
3osiy and James Smith and wife Ialns
Smith, and is now pending, wherein peti,
! ticners deinsnd partition of the following
real estate, to-wit: Situate in HarrisoIt
| County, Ohio, being part of the South
West quarter Of Section I3, Township 10 and
Range 4, In the SteubenYillo Land District.
beginning at the center of said Section,
thence South so perohes, thence West 494-io
perches', thence North I5o East $40 porch
eS, tlteggca North 2So Hast 10 perchss, thence
North 350 East 80 perehes, thonco North
2S39 East l6 S-l0 perches, thencs North 1919
| 'fG;sst Il rRretses, thenoe East 5 40 perchaa
- the beginning, eoIHtsi a&ng Is acres, Rood
and 80 percbes.
Also part Of the East half Of tlla sa,no
quarter section, beginning at the South tsnss
corner of lands lately owned by William
farmhouse on the South boundary l;Ile of
said quarter, thenco West a $40 perehee.
thence North 2o1o Easp 20 perchea, thence
lEorth 10 Easb IA perches, t..,ence North 1872
Easu rs porches, thence Nortn1 70 VEST l8
perches, thence North So East u cssahec,
thence Hast - LILO perehes, thence k:aas, -
perches to the beginning, Containing 51
Acros, z Roods AMI 35 nGrches; in al ~.
Acres and % rsrches ArtI At the May tg.rn
lS65of said Court said petitioners viii apply
for an order TINT partition may De made uf'
said preGnIses,
.It.. -EtJ .a.-.r..T.. NJ. TSTEP.
~ .als Attorney Tor Petitioners.
Januaryl 1875 -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

Gen WALTER NJ BLAKE, an aged and
respectable citizen, presented to the soldiers
FAM gies Of Goshen township 90 cords, or up
wards, Of good fircwood as Now Year )
gift Srseil acts of lsintersstca bencvolence
deserve to be especially mcnioned, because
they tend to show that, while war has dc =
moralized us as notion, there are still some
instances Of individual virtue left worth &C.
cording.
The citizerf, who furnished teams to do
the hauling and all concerned deserve, and
will receive that silent and sure reward that
ever follows good sction tho smiles Of an
approving conscience. - Democrat
SoLoauS GRIM, Of this town, has two fat
tened hogs in the pen, one of which weighs
oLer 6OU ihs and the other over 800 pounds
weight--the two making an aggregate Of a.
bout 1900 lbs weight Who can beat this
-Democraf. ..., ........ ....E ...
PETER LOMBtRDY, of Fort Washington,
has hog that weighcsl, ten days ago, 9T3
lbs. This is undoubtedly the largest hog in
the county, Mr.. l. has been offered sos
for his porkship, but will Bot take less than
one hundred dollars. .--ARgocaSc.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
NNdiCn Am assar rksAanrn

A NDREW NIX ESET.L, Joseph Nika-
IA sell, Samuel MikeseIl, Jesse NJ ksanli.
Daniel Mikesen, John Mf1ier and hi9 yifS
Susannah Miller, will tako notice tliAt @ ipe-
titlen was filed against theme oa the ilth ciay,
OF Januagy, 1865, in the Court OF Caynntln.
pleas Of Harrison County, Ohio, by NsFtar
Maxwell and Maha!a Maxwell hia wife. and
Is now pending, whorsin they ds,nana ner
ttion OF tao following real estAto. ta Wit.
Situste in the County OF HsrrisDn and stata
Of Ohio, being q part OF tho South West
quarter Of Section No. 29yTasGnshp 10 and
Range 4 adjoining lands OF Robert Iyanna
James Hanna and othora, ooltalning Is
acres. =
Also ansther piece, n part of the Sonfb
end OF tie North West quarter Of said san-
tior, Township and Range; hs1jnning ~ n
post on the South East ccTnsr or saRl a,,sy.
ter s.stion, thence West, I62 Iserches In a
hoss, shence North GO rqrohes to d post,
thsnce East l60 perohes to o. post, themes
enuth 90 perches TO the pls@e Of bltnIlilIax
Containing % acres, 9. golds, ir, ali 30 acr8
and ; ROOFS; bsirS che Same land oonysvaa
by Peter MiseSeN and wifoto George Me.
IS46. ',S SSS'S 80 -
And tfAat at the May term, 1865. Of pt,tj
court Ae said Walter and biehala Max " =.
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