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TO THE AFFLICTED.


nR: TOZER, in returning thanks to bis pa
~ t'ents and friends in the country. woulN
most respectfully inform them that he con be-
found rs usual at his Institute. N. 4. corner Jack
son and kenrncy streets, devOtinc his time and
intention particularly to the following diseases,
viz Syphilis in all its various forms. Conorr-
hra. Glcet Structures Of the Urethra. NOCTURNAL
Emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Blad.
der and Kidneys, ETC., etc. From his long exper-
fence and extensive practice, he can warrant a
perfect cure in all OF the above mentioned cases.
No deletcrious drugs used in my practice. My
charge are moderate aud my treatment to my pa
tents. is always honorable The utmost secrecy
observed in all caees.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Should you be afflicted with any of the follow
ing symptoms such as Weakness Of the Buck and
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dimness OF Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss Of Mem
ory. Confusion of Ideas ana Depression Of Spir-
its Evil foreboding. Self distrust and IN Aversion
to Society. consult DR.. Tozer at once and be wilp
restore you to perfect health.
TO FEMALES.
When you are afflicted with weakness In the
back and limbs. headache, loss OF muscu lnr power
palpitation OF the heart, irritabiy. nervousness
extreme urinary difficulties, arrangement of the
monthly sickness. sterily, and other diseases Pc
culiar to females consult DR.. Tozer. and you
VIII receive particular attention. Let no ialsc
delicacy prevent you. but apply at once and save
| yourselves from painful suifcring and premature
death.
TO RESPONDENTS.
| P"tients of either sex, residing in any part Of
the country Aowever distant. Who may desire the
opinion and advice OF Ds, Toser, can by submit
ting written statement Of their cases 10 the
Doctor, receive all the attention and medicines
necessary TO effect cure without the necessity Of
personal interview
All letters strictly confidential, opened and re.
piled to by the Docto, hims-lf
Consultation at the office or by letter FREE
~ Cures in all cases guaranteed.
DR.. CHAS. Il. TOER.
april8--lyr San Froncsco,
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board % OF Trustees made on the 26th day OF july,
1865, so many shares of each parcel OF said stock
ms will be necessary will be sold ut lhe company.
ONCE in Yankee Jims, Placer county. California,
on Tuesday. the 18th day Of September. 1865. al
the hour of IL O'Clock. NJ, to pay said delinauept
assessments thereon, together with costs OF adver,
tising and expenses OF sale.
Once, Main street, Yankee Jim's, Cal.
S. N. JAMESON, See.
Aug 28th, l865.--3t.
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CIR ASS VALLEY
ILLINoIST0WN TURNPIKE.

THIS ROAD is NOW COMPLETED TO
l. Clipper Gap and Auburn, the latter place be-
ing for the present the terminus Of the PACIFIC
RAILROAD. This highway affords every facii.
ity to the travelling public. 1t is amply supplied
with water.
THE GRADES ARE EASY,
AND IS THE NEAREST,
Aud without COmparisOs, the Best Road
COMMENCING CLIPPER GAP AND AUBURN
GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA.
:. - No Tolls will be received until June next
"a ~ 'he meantime, the public are invited to give
&c. COLEMAN, President.
GERRY MORGAN, Sect'y. may27tf
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DIR. CHAS. II. TOZERS
Private Medical Institute,
N. f. CORNER JACKSON 4 KEARNHY
STREETS;
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. .

Esiablished In the city Of Sacramento, in 1852
and removed to San Franciscd In 1862. Ger
the express purpose Of anordine an Asy-
lum to those afflicted with Chronic
nnd Veneral Diseases. and for
the suppression Of Quackery.
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CASCO GOLD, SILVER 4 COPPER MIN.
ING COMPANY.

'"edd0D La"e DtsfT'ef, 1VcUdd0 County, Cat.
NOT1CE.--There are delinquent upon the fol-
~ lowing described stocks on account OF an M.
sessment levied on the 18th day of August, A. D.,
1861 the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
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BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS n!

| II you want a nice GaMe OF billiards, on
ap excellent Table,
Ca;lat Holly's Billiard Saloon, on the Plaza op-
posite the Post Office, where the updersi gned will
be pleased to see you; and where also you can
obtain the best of ofliquOrs and cigars.
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 9Th, l864-my.
UNITED STATES HOUSE.
YNHE undersigned has recently taken this old
Il stand. Zone mile below Auburn, ON the
Turnpike Road,) and reft.ed it in neat manner
He has the best of
Iadca11orO a1aea O1gAr0,
always on hand.
Hfsjust pleasant buggy drive from town
where all who call will be accommodated in the
best Of style.
ANDY. POLAND.
June nth, l865-my.
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date June 18th
1865 and are payable three years from that time
the holder, into
U. S. 500 Six Per Cent
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u. S. 7-30 LOAN.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
ID the Treasury, the undersigned has assumed
the General Subscription Agency for the sale of
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths per cent. interest, per annum, known
as the
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EGARE OU VOLE,

- E la residence du soussigne, sur lie Co.
~ teau de Plaquemine, yers le 10 Oc-
tobre 1865, un grand mulet american
uolr. marque sur ure epanle peu pres
ainsi I'D Aussi, du meme lieu, il y en-
yiron IL mois, deux mulets couleur sorrel,
de taille moyenpe, marques la meme mar
que.
Celui qui ramenera ces mulets au SOUS
sipne sa residence, sera liberalement re-
compense.
- WILLIAM ~nEyEAN.
ST. Landry novembre 1865. 2l-3t
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REVENU INTERNE
GnS EfaEs KTEaSs.


n E soussigne informe lie public qn'il a
IA etc nomme Assistant Assessor de Ia
Tine Division, Sc composant des Paroisses
St. Landry ct Calcaseu, du 2me District dc
collection de la Louisiana
Toutes les personnes majeures, feront ct
presenteront, sous serment, une liste on
rapport pAssistant Assessor, du mon
tant de leur revenu: tous les tuteurs ou a.
gents, CONNIE Executeurs Oh Administra.
.eurs, ou Ell toute autre qualite fduciaire
feront ct presenteront une liste cu rapport
du total du revenu, des gains ct profits du
mineur ou de la personne pour qui lis agls
sent CONNIE tuteur ou agent.
Les Administrators ct Executeurs de
SUGGESTIONS excedant mile piastres, fsront
ct presenteront au soussigne, une Este en-
Duplicate, du montant du legs ou de la por.
ton hereditaire, ensemble avec lie total de
la take due on qui y sera due, le tout Ger.
tife sous serment.
Les personnes, societies, compagnies ou
corporations Sc livrant a un trafc, CONNER.
ce ou profession quelconque, devront enre.
gistrer leur application pour obtenir une
licence, au bureau du soussigue.
Les manufacturicrs, fabricant. soft par
main d'euvre. soft par machines a vapeur,
toute espece de marchandises GU produits,
deyront, dams les dix jours apres le Ter de
chaque mois, faire sous serment un rapport
minutieux ct en- forme, de touts les articles
fabriques par eux, ct des ventes GU livrai.
sons desdites manufactures.
Les bouchers devront faire ct presenter
sous serment, au soussigne, dams les dix
jours apres le Ter de chaque mois, une liste
des animaux, Veaux au-dessons de trois
mois, moutons, agneaux ou cochons tues
par eux pour Vendre.
Les personnes desirant expedier du CO.
ton, du sucre ct de Ia melasse, devront fai.
re assessor. poser ct mesure- ees produits,
ct les faire etamperaVant de les expedier.
Bureau d Ia Maison de Cour, Opelousas.
THEOGENE. CASTILLO,
assist. Assessor 7e. DiDision.
Opelousas Il Novembre 1865. %
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ARRANGEMENT
POUR LES FAUX BAssEs.

fszA Le Bateau vapeur IRENE,
j Capstaiae Hinckley, contiDuera;
pendant les eaux basses d faire les voyages
entire la Nouvelle Orleans ct Waxia, la tete
de IA navigation en- eaux basses.
Tout le fret venant de Ia Nouvelle Orle-
ans sera debarque au Magasin de Depot de
Waxia, d'oh les consignataires deYront le
retirer.
III Norembre 1865. %
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BOis de Charpente.

n d snussigne annoDce all public ct d
- ses amis quill retabli son moulin d
scie sur le Bayou CourlabIeau, pres du
du Port Barry, el quill est aujourd'huI
pret d rempl;r les devils de bois de char.
pente qu'on youdra bien lui confer.
Les capacities de son moullu ct Ia guam
tite de troncs d'arbres don't i peut disposer
immediafement, lui permettront de scIer
le bois de quelque dimensions que Ton les
demande. CHS. CLOSE.
ST. Landry, III Nov. 1s65. 22-tf.
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AVIS AU PUBLIC.

NMp.A femme, Eliza Bonds, ayant aban-
INg donne lie domiciIe conjugal sans
cause valabIe, lie yIpbIic est par. le present
aver'i que je ne pi lera' aucune dette con-
tractee par ellie spr mon conpte.
tyALOM0N BONDS.
Hickory Flat IL Noyembre 1865. %
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VENTE PUBLIQUE,
uccession Andre n. Robin.

Succession Andre n. Robin.
I'm vertu dun ordre emanant de Honorable
Il la Cour de District du Huitisme District
Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana, siegeant
dams ct pour la Paroisse St Landry, ct moi a.
dresse, 'offrirai a vendre en- vente publique, au
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, sur Ihabia-
ton derniere residence de feu Andre N. Robin,
Gros Cheyreui en- cette Paroisse,
lie Lundi 81 Novembre courant,
1865, les propristes mobilisres ci-dessous men
tonnees, appartenant a la succession dudAt= teu
Andre N. Robin, a savoir:
Co.. 900 livres de cotton en- grain;
IL charletses de mais
mulets;
40 moutons;
so cochons;
I'm beau lotde betes cornes douces;
paires de beufs de tire;
Deux chevaux creoies;
Une jument creole;
charrette a bRuts;
2 Sideboards;
Une marque marquer les animaux;
pautres ct une jument;
charrette cheva
Un cheeal americain;
I'm lot d'argenterie;
elarrues;
| Meubles de Menage,
UsTENsILs ARAT0IREs,
ct une infinite dautres articles don't lenumera'
ton serait trop Tongue.
| Conditions:-Comptant.
JOHN F. SMITH, Eacanteur.
| IL novembre 1865
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.

Succession divine Langlois.
- N ve9aad Tn ORD zrft5.- Ia
Cour du Hutieme District Jud'cialre
de l'Etat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams
ct pour la Paroisse ST Landry, lie public
est par le present informe quill sera vendn
en- vente pub|ique, au plus "fifant ct der.
nier encherisseur, par l'intermediaire de j.
J. Beauchamp, Sherf ct ex officlo Encan-
teur pour Ia Paroiss@ St. Landry, on par
tout autre Encanteur, sur lhabltatlon cl-
dessous des,gnee, pres des limites de la
vile d'Opelousas,
LIE Mardi 5 Decembre proclaim,
1865, les propr'etes su'vantes, dependant
de la succession de Iadite feu Divine Lam
glois, veuve dtcedee de feu Jacques Gle
ment Hollier, aussi decede, savor:
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G. q. Brn;lssarI..

No % rue de K. Commune, Nile. 6RLu
A 0LsT pour la vente des psoprist5s sas
- res ct loyer d'hahitations.
Les personnes qui desirent me confer 10 Y
GU 10 loyer de leuIs proprietes sont prices de-
enveyer le plan asee une description compta
tout oe qui en- depend, en- Gxant le plus basF
% Qctohre 1865, 9Q-5t
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* Elus.

->~.~>~>>>-,->~.~,~>~>~>->>-~.-~
s@-N Nous devons Pobligeance de notre con-
frere, lediteur del Aduertiser, de Vermillonville,
les retours de la Paroisse Lafayette LIE manque
de place nous empsche de les publier. Nous
voyons que lie ticket National Democratique a
obtenu une maorite qui varie scion les candidats,
de 300 $50 voix.
Pour le Congress, voici le vote:
A. Duperrier, 112
John E. King, 80
John G. Pratt 73
Pour lie Senat:
VIM. Campbell, 325
T. G. Anderson, ia
B. r. CAN'T, 81
MN M r Martin at + Daiole ont etc slus pour
la Chambre des Representants. S@-.1-- -.
L'electior he MN. Anderson ct Campbell pour
le senat nest done plus douteuse, ct il est a peu
pres certain que la place de Representant au
Congress echerra a King ou Duperrier.
@-Nous navons rien dire de lelection qui
Went d'ayoir lieu dams notre Paroisse. Nous ne
sommes nj de ceux qui ont lieu de Sc paindre du
vote, nj de ceux qui peuyent sen glorifer. Ce.
pendant il nous sera permis de manifester lie con.
tentement que nous epronyons de voir que notre
Paroisse ma accorde quun vote de mention au
ticket aUnion Conserva iven
7f4-#
= D'apres certains rapports lie DR.. Duperier
Gu une assez forte majorite dams la Paroisse st.
Martin
Decede-Sur son habitaton en- cette Paroisse
le 6 courant, JOHN CLOSE, dans la s1e an.
nee de son age.
John Close etait ne au Kentucky, mais habi.
TAFT notre Paroisse depuis environ soixante ans
En- 1915. il defendant la Nouvelle Orleans, sous
jackson, CONNIE capitaine dune compagnie de
milce, oh plus tard il fut nomme Major. Il Gle.
We une nombreuse famille, don't msfheureuse-
ment la plus grande partie la devance dams la
tombe. Ceux qni ont connu le Major Close
savent que c'etait un excellent citoyen, un pere
affsctueux, ct IN homme probe ct toujours esti-
me. Que Ia terre lui soft legere.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
do Thnr T InneS

VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Thos. J. Jones.
Inn vertu dun ordre de Honorable la Cour
IL du Huitieme District Judiciaire de lEtat de
la Louisiana, siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse st
Landry, ct moi adresse, joffrirai en- vente pu-
blique, au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur,
sur rhabitation de feu Thomas j. Jones. decede,
Bellevue, dams la Paroisse ST. Landry,
lie Jeudi 80 Novembre courant,
1865, les proprietes ci apres decrites. dependant
de la succession dudit feu Thomas J. Jones, a
savoir:
Cling muets de tire;
Une paire de beufs de tire;
20 betes i cornes douces
I'm lot de cochons;
Tn troupeau de IS moutons
Tn Wagon;
Upe charrette cheval avec harnais;
Tn let d instruments aratoires;
Une voiture de famille avec harnais;
Une carabine;
Cling bois de Its;
I'm Sofa;
Six chaises en- acsjou;
Une table ronde en- acajou:
- o. oi''-a.-. 'itiA''a.--corontant INV
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Succession de Thomas s. Hardy
sa4s raf 40 ssu fcr44rtHf,

CD MC Nd 1Gll11Ats
Eour de District, ST. Landry Mo 2153.
TNTILLIAM B. LEWIS, de Ia Paroisse s..
w Landry, ayant presents sune p6titiona ref-
fet d.strs nominee Administrator de Ia success.
sion de Thomas 6. G Hardy ct Eleanor A. HamiI
ton, son 6pouse, tous dsux decides, dernierement
de la Paroisse ST. Landry;
En- CONSEQUENCE, ceux qui ont des sasons q
opposer ladite nomination devIont les ded1ire.
par ecrit, 4 mon Bureau. dams Ia vile d'Opelou-
sas, dams les dix jonrs qai suiyront Ia date du
present avis.
L.V. CHACHERE, Gr6ier
Bureau du Greffier, Opelonsas IL Nov. 1865
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A LOU Err.
A ceux que celia concerne.

A ceux que celia concerne.
REUX qui coupent du bois sur ma terre
Va joignant mon hab,tation, ceIe du DR..
Geo. Hill ct ceIle de NJ. T. G. Anderson.
pres dOpeloasas. sont par le present aver.
It's d'ayoir cesser immedfatement, autre.
ment lis seront poursuiyis scion toute la
rigueur des lois.
AUGUsTE DONATE.
ODelousas IA Octohre 1865. 18tf
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JOSEPH GIBBS, des 0pelousas,
2l octobre 1865.

JOSEPH GIBBS, des 0pelousas,
TTANT maintenant etabi q la nellie.
"a Orleans, vouera son temps a l'acha'
ct aPexpedition des marcha adises ct e6eh
don't Pourront avoir besofn les personnesd
la campagne. Ilaime crome que son e1
perience dams diverses branches d'afaira
lui aidera d asatisfaire lie plus difficile, etla
danes Penvent etre s1res quill fera perses
nelement lie choix ct I'achat des chose
qu'elles demanderont, quelque peu 'impa
tance qu'elles soient. lie montani, sd
en- un mandat ou autrement, devra touiou
accompagner Ia commando; et tout ordre
lui adresse ct remis soft aux officers d.
steamboats,, soft d s. P. Clark, 4 Opeh,
sas, sera promptement ct fdelement ea
cnte. JOS. GIBBS. Il
aux soins de J. Turpin, No. Ice rue del
Commune, N. Orleans. fl4 Oet.
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a Vendre a PAmiab1e.

IL 3 soussigne offre d vendre i l'amiable
IA 3 wagons avec harnais. IN hack avec
harnais, une voiture d quatre places, IN
sulky, six mulets. deux cheraux, outils de
charpentier ct de menuisier, meubies de
maison, vaisselle, Its, etc, etc.
A. LAGUE.
Grand Coteau, Il Nov. 1866. 22-tf
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Sue ccessiior de Louise Touriac.

Cour de District, ct Landry-No. 9575.
TOEL II. sANDOz, de Ia Paroisse ST. Lam
e1 dry, administrator de Id succession de feu
Louise Touriac, eponse decedee d.Henry Pro-
vent. ayant enregistre IN Tablean de classifica-
ticn des lettes de ladite succession, accompagn9
dune petition demandant lhomologation d'iceIui
Ell attendu qu'il etc fait droit i Ia demande
de ladite petition par un ordre de la Cour en- date
du 8 Novembre 1865;
En- consequence, avis est par le present donn6
aux lnt&fesses dams cette succession, Tavoir d
faira opposition, 81 ancune ills ont par scrit, 4
mon bureau, dams n vile d'Opelousas, dams les
trente onrs qni suivront Ii date du present avis,
pourqnoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas homoIogus,
ct lAdministratenr antorise d payer confofne-
ment audit Tahleall.
=. v. cHAcHERE, Grefsr.
opelousas II NoYerembre 1865.
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Succession de Marcellite Fontenot, dec.
FNOUs cenx qui doivent a la succession de
i Marcelte Fontenot, veuse dscedse de Vale
rien Lafeur. sonf prizes de venir payer mon do
niciie, pres de Ia Vile Plate, immedidtement, sils
veulent seviter des fras
Ceux qni ont des reelamations contre r. dite
succession auront aussi me les presenter.
LOUIS CHAPMAN.
Admiais::ratepr.
vile flate, OCTOBER Slst; 1902 19-tf
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Succession de Laurent Dupr
u ES personnes qui doivent d la succession
AA feu Laurent Dupre sont par Fes presens
autorisees de payer entire les mains de M. Chr
toval L. Dupre, qui est en- possession de leunl
bligations.
LASTIE DUPRE
E1ecuteur TestameatM
ST. Landry novemhre 1865 2lts
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- ISsOLUTION DE SOCILTE.-La
- societe de commerce qui exlstait ci-
'devant Opelousas sous la raison de Cas-
PER d MEYER, etc aujourd' hui dissoute
de consenfement mutuel.
NJ. Julius Meyer resse charge de la Ii.
guidation de la societe ct de Ia collection
des creanees.
G. CASPER.
j. MEYER.
Opc1ousas Ter Oct. 1865, letf
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= D'apres certains rapports le DR.. Duperier
Gu une assez forte majorite dams la Paroisse st.
Martin
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II Noyembre 1865,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
VaIuabIe
FARM g. TOWN PROPERTY
AT Auction, "On Time !"

ON WEDNESDAY, the sth Day Of February,
~ A. D., 1865, Commencing at II O'Clock a. m Il
the door OF the Court Room, in Delaware County
Ohio, in the town Of Delaware, by order of the Pro-
Court Of said County, I, Admnistratrix
Estate of Charles SeetSer, deceased will Offer
lie vendue, the following described real estate, tot
Situated in the State Of Ohio, County Of Delaware,
and in the town OF Delaware, being sub division c,
lot Number forty-one (41) in said town. said sub
division being east side of Sandusky street; and
bounded the north by the alley between that and
subject the life estate therein Of said Anna
Sweetser. Appraised $500.
Also, Out lot No. 81 north of Bomford street, and
west OF the nlOts laid out west side Of Franklin
street (eXten ded) (original No. Il in Bomford and
Sweetsers additlon) containing three and 1856
100 perches Of land thereabCuts, Delaware
of said town of Delaware and to be sold subject
the life estate therein OF said Ann Sweetser Apprais
| ed at $500.
Also the south part of Inlot number I'VE (5), hav
ing front Of twenty five (25) feet Sandusky street,
together with the fourth being the north part
Inot No. Il, having front Of twen yfive feet max
Of Delaware to be sold free Of DOVER Appraised at
| $3.50.
Also the south part Of In lot No twenty four, hay
ing front Of 81 feet, lying west side of Henry St.
in said town of Delaware, (sRd south part formerly
owned by Whiting Alen) to be sold free from dover
\ Appraised at $3.50, ,55.
| Also In-lots Nos I77 and I7s, west side sandusk
street, in said town of Delaware, free from DOVER
Apprsed at $3.50 each.
Also, No. 200 side of Franklin street, in
town of Delaware, free Of dover. Appraised NJ
/ $500.
Also, 1 ere and u perches Out-Iot No. 81, in
said town. (orginal No. 25 BOmfUrd and Sweetsers =
addition beng that which remains Of said Outlet af
ter taking the 4S rods north east sold TO M
/ Gerhard, IS rods north middle part conveyed to
Franklin A. Pheps and the 100 rods formerly owned
/ by F. S. Hoyt, free Of dover. Apprised at $3n0.
Also the following In-lots, lying north OF BomiOrd
and of Sandusky street, in Delaware township IN
said county, but not in the corporate mits Of said
|
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legal N office.

FtHARLES H. MANSUR, HARRIET L. EPPLY, AND
~ her husband John P Eppiy, Sarah J. Critchtie1d
and her husband Leauder J. CrItchfeld, Serena
the widow, and Serena Mansur the daughter of
William Mansur, deceased, and William n. Aansur,
the infant Of William B. Mansur, deceased Will
take notice that petition flied against them
the Sd day of January, A D., IS65, the Court of
Common Pleas of Delaware County, Ohio, by Henry
Manslr and pending in said Court, wherein the
said Henry s. Mansur demands partition OF the follow
ing real estate situate in the town of Delaware, in De-
aware County, Ohio to wit-That part of Inlot Num-
Der Eighty-one, as it is numbered and designated in
the recorded plat of said town, described follows
viz; beginning at point in the east line of said nOt,
Sandusky street. ninety feet north OF the south
OF said lot; thence north, the line of
said Ot along Sandusky street, to the northeast
ner of said lot thence weSt along William street,
the north line of said lot, TO the northwest corner
thereof thence south, the west line of said lot, to
point ninety feet north Of the southwest Of
said ot thence to the place OF beginning, with the
appurtenances and privileges to the belonging,
being the premises which William Mansur, late OF said
County OF Delaware, owned and siezed of in his
lite time and at the time of his decease And that the
dover of the said Serena Mansur the widow OF said
William Mansur, deceased, may be assigned IN said
premises; and that the Of said Court ap
for order that the dover may be assigned in sail
premises the said Serena Munsur, the widow aore
said and that partition may be made OF said premises
Dated January Sd, 1865. HENRY s. MANSUR.
Jan CIV p SO