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Road Notice.

NTotioe Is hereby given that a partition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of
Mornroe County, Ohio, at their June session,
praying for new road, leading from Woods
field to Bealsville, in SAID County; Comencing
said road at the south east corner of the or
ohard on the land of John Moore, thence north
through the land of said Moore, Walker okey
and near the line between David K: Morris
and Harrison Smith to the road leading from
the Infrmary past Harrison Smiths House
thence with said road to said Smiths orchard;
thence north, down the run to large run
through the lands of Harrion Smith, Robert
Pope, Philip Schumacher, and Michael Eddy
to intersect the Bealsville road in the Creek
near the head of the back waters of Beckets
mill dam.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 10, 1S65.-4t.
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BF fiffte 81 an order OF the Probate Court
I'D Of Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned
as guardian 81 Jno K Wylis and Oliver Wy
lie, will olIsr er sale At public auction. on the
premises, on The
1871 day 81 lHay, 1865.
the following premises, situated IN Monroe
county, Ohio, to-wit The south side Of lot
Nes1. being twsnty-dvs feet front. Also LOT
No. 28, Ia the town OF Bropusyiilo.
15rm1 made known On daysof sale.
q ISABELLA :. wYLIE,
1rsil II, IN auafdssn.
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SELLING OUT TO GO WEST
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

IJITILL1AM ROSE is selling out for the
w purpose Of moving to the West, and he
wil sell his stock Of Tin Ware, Copper
Ware, 6c., at the very lowest rates. Cal
soen, as it win not last long at present prices
GA GOOD HOUSE AND LoTsap
in Woods6eld, for Sale Cheap. Iwill sell my
lot of la of an acre, on which there is q
comfortable dwelling, stable, shop, &c.. with
a fine selection OF the best quality of fruit
trees. 1t is the best bargain to be bad in
Woodsfeld.
e. All indebted must call and settle i'm
msdiately, whether on my books or the
books of Jordan& Rose. Costs will be saved
by prompt attention TO this.
April 8, Il. WILLIAM ROSE.
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Dissolution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween w. Il. Hatchinson & D. p. Hutch
inson, known as the firm Of W. II. Hutch
inson q Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent: All persons knowing themselves
indebted to them by note. book account or
othsrwiss, viii make Immediate payment.
ETghs business viii be continued by w.
II. Hntehinson.
Bssllssilis. March ~ 1868. swpd
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for S65,
EIGHTH INSTRUCT.

We do hereby FIX the times for holding
Courts in the Eighth Judicial District Of
Chic; for the year 1865, as follows:
DISTRICT COURT.
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Administrators Notice.

,AIoTIcE is hereby given that Enoch Mar
In tin and j. N. Mitchell were. on the 25th
day of April. 1865, appointed Adminietsators
of the estate of Absalom Martin. deceased.
EN0CH MARTIN,
J. N. MITCHELL.
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Blank Township Bonds for.
ounty Funds, for sale at this
Office
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Shef1ff.s Sale.
James Kiernan,
against
William Litten and j. A. Litten, his wife.

WlIIlam IItten anu j. a. Lltt6n, MS WIG.
BY virtue of an order of Sals to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County. Ohio, / will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, on
Saturday, the 18Th dayof Nay, 1865,
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit:
Lots number twelve (I2}, thirteen (1s),
fourteen (14). fifteen f15) and sixteen {16),
in the town of Mechanics Retreat, in the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GEO. ". CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, M. C. o.
April 5, Is65.-5w.
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N|slo advertisements,
Interesting Questions and An
swzes KEL.rrvE TO ruE so q. s.
k Loan.

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poiAssa y esetesafy 7 = sssHs -, sns peretai
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ehs rons ~. IN = nini !. ,xs.is
n entering upon his duties ne desires to
snsEeF plsipiy the large nun per Q, euess.ons
uauy ana hourly propoundoo 20 MN, so tnas
ms feileE -oonntrymen may Al unasrs.ana
what this ''Seyen-Thlrty Loan is--unat are
Its peculiar merits,-noW tney can SUBSCRIBE
Tor or obtain the notes, 0c. ssszss-.
isr 30ssr,os- ,,s WY = sn's LOAN csiise;
IN rs's's vff thaIIy 70 ahf
ASsiyEs - heaEs interest,", IN currency, ~
ssn7 f*ss ot 2eyen poiiars and tniTty cents,
sa;itsysar On every nunared dollars; making
shs lptefest as follows: ~
0ae cent per day on each SO note. e.s
Two cents loo q a.
Ten 500 %
Twenty esutse 1000 sse
One dollar g 5000 4
sx, orssr.ax : yEhen and hog car, t,,ev.
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fxsa.5;as They are for sale. At pm. ssaud
a.st,,s,is sintarest h. ali snb-Tsraasn siesy Ma
,io,,al an,, afhr l,sr.kss ard an Ranlkers and
l.-oters s, sse & -
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NUMBER IL.

an hourvery heavy. The enemy sud.
denly charged the. left, on the west of
Selma, where our line was the weakest,
and cast afew shell among the horse.
holders, who stampeded. Our forces re.
treated in confusion to Selma. Geuer-
als Forrest and Adams, boldly cut their
difficulty. = h's '"' ''' ''''
Gen. Taylor left, Demopolis the samo
evening, bntjbefere the, fight began.
biz Gen Forrest telegraphed Gov. w ats,
on Monday afternoon, that he is, on the
Montgomery side of the Alabama river,
and that the thirty miles Of which must
be defended, which has inspired conf.
dence and everybody went to work to
effect this end. .a,u bps s,w, ,,,n,e
The Rebel printing Office got ,away
safely from Selma=-the other Offices Were
lost. .o,e,8 1s,s 5.W
r, The enemy have retired from Blakely
and vicinity, and it is believed by the
authorities that he has moved towards
Mobile from Selma" ""i' 'I'"' Ea" "
Gen. Gilmer issued anHordet prohibit
ing all purchasers OF Cotton OF claims
thereto by any other than United States
agents, in Charleston or Savannah
The United States Commissioners an
nounce themselves ready to receive taxes
in theo city and district! Persons who
wish TO recover any captured animals or
! vehicles, must take the oath and swear
they have been loyal during the war to
the United States Government. Par
ties Bringing goods to Charleston must
register, under penalty of confscation.
AL the buildings lands and teneuents
owned by persons who have failed TO
comply with Lincoln's proclamation of
December 8, 1864, and Of those Who are
absent from the.city; are taken posses.
sion of by an sgent Of the treasury de-
partment and claimed as abandoned
property. All occupants of such proper.
ty must report at the registrars office;
and all rents are to be paid to o United
States agent. '"1''f' '', = ''.0l""
The steamer Massachusetts sailed from
Charleston for Philadelphia, and struck
a torpedo in Charleston channel, which
did not explode what a pstylI
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wINNsBoRo, S. q, TUESDAY MORNING APRIL Ii 1885,
Hdq'rs. Armies Of the C. s.,
llTH FEBRUARY, 1865.

'hsASHt NJ, 3. ShpSn' y eq; ata ser
TSHE discipline spd efficiency Of tho army
III have been greatly impaired by men
leaving their proper commands TO Join
others, In whichthey find service more agree
aDlo,! m. is4Ela ~; n gs'SM3ul ,,-fy;,
This practice, almost as, Injurious in It's
consequences as the crime of desertion, by
the Articles Of War, exposes the offender to
d similar punishment. and subjects the Off .
cerr receiving him to dismissal from the
hrmy.gc8 4gf sHAgaga ,.3 a, 80,
d, Itis therefore declared that the provisions
Of General Orders No. 2, 6f this date, ron
Army hoadquartefs, apply to .snoh mei, as
have left thtirproper commands anl Joined
others withoutl being regularly transferred.
They will receive the pardon, promised, in
that order upon complying with It's copdi-
tions, or suffer the, consequences attached
to'neglectipg It.. a"9 |iH "'2tl u ~
The names Of such labscntees will .bo
forthwith reported to these headquartesa by.
tho, officers with whom they are serving, and
immediate measures taken to return them to
their proper commands. sr f"'' "'"" "
As 'Boon as practicable an inspection will
be made, and charges will be preferred
against those who neglect TO enforce this
order. siE, ia Lti.Et ty5.. r.,,.. ,,i.5
4, mch 2S'65-0 r., E,LEE, General.
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/" Geins'' - for Ohildrem,

Ts.the title Of D collection Of admirable
il stories, mostly founded. son facts, and
which originally appeared in the Southern
Presbyteridrf aud Confedetdt6 Baptist, over
the signaturd of. tfTEACHER." 5! awSit
The. rapid sale Of this work, lover 1900
copies having been sod, speaks we'll for tho
favor with which IL has beenireceived, by the
Southern public There is nothing sesta-
Ing the ineulcation Of true piety amongst
tho rising generation. ,sy, = brn 5,,i.,or
Copies can be procured at this Office. Price
81. Lnn Hl''1&.''. @9R. F. MILLER.
q apl 1895 nI d yla!Isg c,{tGy je,l#.W
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no me Friellds OF tllG soIdfers

THE CONFEpENAC1.
QtARTEnMAsTEn GsN's' 8sfAnrNlEST, -
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb. 90, ga.
TIME friends and relatives Of soldiers In
IL the Hrmy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES here. >
by notified that on hrrdDgeinent has this ;dny'
been Effected with the,f Soutl,ern Express
Company, TO carry all. packages Of food and
wearing apparel to Richmond, Va. i,4
To secure tho, advantages thus obtained
through the Express Company, tho following
instructions must be e'observedi.5.' 9s7Ea
IFiPackages must not contain moro than one
hundred poundsi bewell secured, and plainly
marked, and sent at the expepseof tho, ship
pcr TO either Of the Soldiers Relief Associa-
lions, which 'are located as follows:t|a -
In North Carolina, 'at Raleigh; in South
Carolina ut Coluinbias in Georgia. atAugusta;l *
in Alabama, at Montgomery, or TO any other
point ~ which ono ofthese Associations have
an Office. Nh,
The Agents ofthese Associations will there
take charge OF them, and slip daily, ,Fby
Southern Express tCompanyj tosthe proper
Agents of the respective States at Richmond
who viii see them distributed to the proper
Individual owners. N
To meet the wishes Of the soldiers, and to
give them q certain and speedy communica-
tion with home, the Southern Express Com
panyi has agreed 70 give tlis freight prefer
ence over everything and. in order that
no obstacle may occur to tiled ptSss. Of SO
laudable sn enterprise, tho seset road
companies arc hereby reque sye u the
| Express Company such fuel 2ena-
Bic IL 70 mako this arrangei. pleto
| success.
/ As the Southern Express my as.
shines aif responsibility of the fansporta-
tiOn Of these packages, the Relief Associa-
tioDs are requested toywithdraw their agents
| who shaye heretofore acted as travelling
messengers, If the Relief Association will
establish agencies in the rear of other. arm-
les, they may enjoy the same privileges here
by secured 70 the army of Northern Vr-
ginia. !. 40. F.W. SIMS, .
u 'I. r. IAwsos, ;oSsrtermsster tern aenl.t {
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prospectus of the g Conservative.
,Ss yNJtH i2D DIS NohuGtJsGCJ n BJHiIi
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY DY
J. D, NEATHERBY s CO., RALEIGH, NC.
OUR pRINcIPLEs :

.5he f,us Co,.erpot;ye ,,,o,f,rn, IN. an
premasy ofIthe aivii nyeF tIe m;Iitarv ,aM
- ASouiet, submission, 10 ali laws. w ether
rood or bad, while thew remain mon orr
Statute Books. NI''I'' = - 7Se'T :, Tf''1'eN
No reconstructionJ or sri,mission HIT ner-
petuai indepenaence, - f
"a An nnbroken front 10 the on enemv.
but timely and repeated noaotIations for
AdE bythe r}roper tnuthoritiea wv
n 1No seharataI State iaction,throueh a Con.
,yention: no counter REVOLUTION mo- oom.
ibined Tesistanco 10 the Gogernmient.
JiCbposition I'D rdesSotIsm In tSyevv form.
and the nreseryation of Renublioan institu.
tiona IA ali their purity.
+ 9WeihavS determined 20 make the Coaser-
,,ts,s = ,,,.,,,o ,,n,,t o,to. fnnp,ho S,o;ntan
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OYpIoH ,sournsBs ExrRRss 90, !,
Augusta, Ga, Feb, 20, 1864

y. IL!g, y 8 huBVsIQtsb VI'sf', = GU 70, Iopf'
The Southern Express Company hereby
notify the friends and relatives Of soldiers
iin'.he Army Of Notthern Virginia. and else
where, that they are prepared to carrytot,S
arrangements as snnounced' in the above
card, and that they will do ell in their power
TO fulfil its requirements, ,,...,..7 :
10y - Z. Z -; ', JAMES SHUTTER i
b ~ S'@d 9enl lSup't aud Acting Prest.:
NJ Lfah la,AA -.lLhnlL A-Anh- - iliLLl-AA
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INC TrissVe Veekiv M8sVs.

"a LIZ kinds Of JOB YoRi Il, aSs.lysss Spr,
IN tsd9t this office. {, 9. i. s.. d sa, Z
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CONVERSATIONS, WITH ,OONREDE.
RATE LEA DERS. H''FT

n A. TE r. Il, DnDy ET'TNT
The R;chmond rnrrosna,,d oa,,t u tIs a.,
Iivernool raur,e. ur;;tos tIo % 81, !. sle =
in n recent letter 70 MI nano. !'''S
II sent YOU a letter cite ~ sSetea IN :
cooroa nn,n ~ .s.ei' ''seeo n'!eso An'g'
has been deta;ned hy No. Gtnsn ie1i
does NOT favor tba fyeadnn, % asp, oest, w giao
It advised Won of monma,oar j. ~ ptySsI, S:sn
quarters here towards ah nt;rts aar 81 =
in the laws concern;n :, Z ''H'f''s''
Since wr;t;nr that 1sttor .,s;s,f 4. = :
dnv with Gena5af W p u 80 fa.,S I IL a pYI. IL"
this sub;nct was;ntr III, ~ | ;ntass,,nSS. n
cd tho conversat;on and sa;d + Iii spi
Won TO understand nv x;;ems oon liz
subject I am f. varSh,o 2 ~ ~ II nSSo ,f nf
our servants in H. ,rmv r HI th;nr 'G ~ ~
can make better so,a;ors of tbnn,
Lincoln can ,Hs cla;ms,to hauo So t"o,
hundred tbmsand IN b;s sosv;n. a, W., W.
can DESTROY the value os a,i onchl so,,;ar,
to him bx us;ng onrs1 aea;nst tbem T.
do not see whv T sboni1 'bnt hasa ,h'.
use Of such available ,,n.ter;., 10 ss ,ra,l I
as he. I.would hold onf to t,nn,, tbe
certainty of freedon, ara abon,I ,.,,on
they shall bav. rendered ef,c;snt cor.
vice. TT. cannot o;vo H. ] fan,
Nor can he rive ,5em officers ,vbo can
understand and manaq,e HAN, 40 wo,l 90.
we eau, E,Y 81. s1
On the next day II co,,yersed with
General s.. Cooner aa;btant and Tn.
spcctor General O. GA H. sa;i I IT
agree with General Zee n ll,;s v;ows
/ would not avail tbe islaw ac,;on of
Legislatures on the snb;ecf W. Lava
already used them in Mace of soldiers 90
teamstcrs and in tbe en1;,eer service y
We can use them in other w,vs Thoro
is no reason for delay. Let them be
placed in Ttbe 6o,a .na o;nn na, ~
dom for faithful service to tho State"
The government has ;nanon,atSd s,ch
movement iby makinp 1dnr;no tho
present month a draft Of free and slave
negroes, nominally for, erection of Geld
works etc, but realv' to,ar;ll' and ~ h,rs
pare them for homie defence ~ troxaIod
to Richmond on 10 train containint one,
or two carriages crowded with these
drafted negroes, >, ,,r,a,s m, ~
:. o. have seen PresidentSDayis q and Oh
scryed him under those circrmstancss
which, give the clue to- eharacter and
draw out the real feeling antlSnowers of
hegaan. NY first interview presented
him in his home, staying with his chill.
drep, who were aslpen' IN tbo 'l;hsor,
after dinner, I awaited him aaWa2s |
IN Joffl vot, littlo rehal. ,,aL,, ,,,,.,y,, \
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State Record of Names of Da-
wl .pla cs;as9d Soldiers. ,,,q' |
-, - 4 ) SOUTH CAROIINAt COLLEGB.
COLUMBIA, January &c. ia%s

!. .A.y.l1i, o.s,COLuMBIA, January iU, iGU5.
Ill > Err appointment by tho Legislature
" 10 prepare This Record, / earnestly
appeal TO the families Or friends Of ourlde-
ceased soldiersto sendn mo at oncetheirnaBies
t&c3 while there isian, opportunity to secure
and reports Of casualties from the army are
deficient IN the information required; il ifidst
be obtained At honie.iS lgGa Is rH $50 =.
.W The Recordw i'll date baclcto the beginning
Of tho war, and include all who have been
killed In battle or died of wounds received
In battle, or from disease OF accident. If
you have Been so Fortunate 'ds mott lose
'friend' or relative, yet remember that il is
noble to rescue from oblivion the name Of
but ono friendless youth who had gone from.
your neighborhood to die In our cause.
Give--l. Name IN FULL 2. From whit
DISTRICT b. Rank. H. Company. 6.IRcgiment
and arm Of service. O., Died, year, month,
day, Z. Cause II, death, and REMARKS (as
whore hedied, age, previously Wounded, &o)
Circulars and blanks 10 be filed will be
sent to suoh as desire them. No fec orexpense
Is incurredjby any, one for having the record
made. The State is endeayoring 10 fulfil a
sncred obligation in securing now, and re-
icording for posterity, the names Of all hcr
SONS who have fa.lentin this war. iu 1852, !,
the Convention, unanimously resolved that
this should be done. y.as o token Of respect
to their memories, and q legacy of inesiim
'oie vhlhetot their frientlsH and thercsolution
assent forth, by their Ofder,pto be readrto
our regimentss jibattalio, %!nd companies
seyerywheres3a Many ia brave ersoldi dierro may
lmve died ip solitude or rushed upon the foe,
with the thought in his heart that his namo
would be honorably preserved ut home. os p.
'nfebI '66Ad3i OWN u. RIVERS.
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HHdq'rs Armies OF the q. States,
,a,.t 11th FEBRUARY, 1865.
GESEftALs sORDRns, |, ,"' VI l1"",',

,Ialo biy ~ - ED's ytH''' iopo'
pENYERAL, piiYl MLso ORDERS, ., G5'b,,.
.,,h TO 'H''
I'm entering upon the campaign about to
I OPEN tie General;in Chief feels assar-
cd thar the soldiers who have so9long ahtl
SO nobly borne tho hnrdships aad dangers Of
tho war, require no ,exhorIa,ion TO respond
to The calls Of honor and duty. .,rIf
With the liberty transmitted by their fore
fathersthey lave Inherited the Spirit to de-
fendit.F = t'A"o'f Htrk' nGt SaHag
The choice between war andsabjeot sub
mission is before them. tai -gIi n.,.,f
They caaiot bart er manhood for peace.
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~ ~ ~ nNT FTT.T
r,nEl .LfAfEER. !

@ DASvILLE. April 9.-rA column Of
cavalry is reported . at Henry Il Court
House, thirty eight miles from Danville.
1t is probably Stoneman. A skirmisli
took place near there on Saturday, with
out results. a column;ofi the enemy Is
reported !onearo Lynchburg.J Persons
coming from Richmond confirm the burn.
ing, and say that the enemStreated tile
blacks harshly.iis t5yyn4 :. -, a,t,.. 3
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1854. EAST. 1865.
CENTRAL OHIO
kR&A 4 I
RAILROAD.
CONNIE c ING VIA BELLAIRE AND PITTSBURGH
WITH TIE
Pennsylvania Central and via Reu.
aire and Wheeling with the RaI.
timOre a. Ohio Railroad for
Washington City, Balti.
more, Philadelphia,
New York, Boss
ton,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
EAST. 1865.
CONNECTING VIA BELLAIRE AND PITTSBURGH
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.

TNHISROUTE OFFERS THE ADVAN.
a ,tase of aihrough ticket and aggage check to
washington City, an, also gives the passenger the
| Prlyilyge OF visiting Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New fork, at the ce.t of New York ticket alone:
or ho privilege of visiting all of the prncil al sea-
board cities at the cost Of Boston ticket alone, via
Through tickets to New York can be procured via
washington City, at an additional expense of 90.
Trains leave Columbus rs follows:
4;S0 a: N: EXPRESS. from Union, Depot, via
Bellaire and Pennsylvanid Central Railroad. ar
nves at hellare at 1040A. NJ; Pittsburgh at 3:45
7. NJ; Harrisburg at 245 A. 81; Baltimore at I: 100
81 81 i P9iladelphia a o55 A. NJ; New York, via
oMn s PS@o iSoO fsT York via Alien
York three hours in advance of any other route.
Via Bellaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad. arrives
at Bella re az l0As a. NJ; Grafton at 42O p. NJ;
Upmbrrland at $50 p. NJ; Baltimore at "a. NJ;
Wapshirgton City a. $50 A. NJ. This train arr, es
IN Baltimore and Washington City several hours
In advance Of any o her route.
2I5 J.. NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
Be,iaire and batlmUre Il Ohio Railroad, arrives
~ bellaire at 0a0 L. NJ; Grafton at $40 A Nj
Cumherland at s4O A. NJ; Baltimore at $40 z.
NJ; washington City at 7:tO p. NJ.
'ie claire and Pennsvlyania Railroad. arrives at
HARRISBURG at I;ao H.: Batimare Bi at at 5as liaS n;
Philadelphia AZ 535 p. NJ; New York, via Phila,
delnh,s, at 1890 7. NJ; New York, via Allentown,
Columbus and GAINESVILLE A ,commodatlon leaves
Volumbus at5I5 7. NJ; returning, arrives at 10 90
-, sg- Five trains daily (Sundavs excepted) from
York. - "-N -''"
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
Rp BE sure to ask for ckets via Bellaire.
J. w. BROWN, Go ersl Ticket AGENT.
III. j. JEWE1 n, President.
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Notice in Partition.
TOSEPH A. WHuTACTsE. UON.u

JOSEPH A. WHIrACRE, JONAH IT.
e. Whitacre and Mary j. Whta re will take no.
tlce that a petition was fled against them on the
18th day Of December, 1864. in the Superior Court
OF Franklin unity, Ohio, by EllenCre Whtacre.
an, an is now pending, wherein the said Ellen, 3
Whitacre demands partition of the following real
estate, to.vit: I: Part Of lot No in the subdi-
vision of survey No. 49, in the Virginia Military
~ tr'ct, in the raDe OF Thomas Bentley, contsin-
ing 9S acres. 2 Part OF lot No. of the subdivision
OF saidsurvey No. 2H, containing 0 3,-lOO acres.
beng tho same premises conveyed t1 John and Jo,
seph A Wnitacre by James and Lavina Wells, BY
iced dated May ]. 1855 and re 'Ordsd in bo k No.
o. pages POI and 202 in the Recorders Office Of said
couuty. to which eferente is had for more particu-
lar descriptions and that at the March term Of laid
Gonrt application will be ma by the SAID Ellenore
OF said premises. s
ELLENORE wHITACRE.
dec29 CIV SPARROW 4 WRiaur Attv,v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
COURTS FOR 1865;
9th Judicial District.

THE STATE OF OHIO,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, IS.
T 4. S. SHEPARD, CLERK OF THE COURT
i, of Common Pleas within and for said County
do hereby certify that the following order is truly
taken and correctly copied from the journal Of said
Court, to wit
In pursuance of the Statute in such case made and
proyi ed, it i ordered by the Judges of the Court
Of Common Pleas in the 9th Judicial District of
Ohio, that the District 9 'urt, and the Court oil
Common Pleas for the year 1865 be held in tho sew
eral counties of said District. rs follows:
DISTRICT COURT.
Madison county, May 8; Franklin, MAY 6: Pick
away, May 10; Fayette, Nay l5; Highland Septon ber
ls Adams, Sept. 2l Brown, Sept. %; Ciermont,
Sept. 49, Ross, Oct. 9.
COMMON PLEAS.
First SubdiUision.
Adams county February %, July II, October ls.
Brown March I, July 20, Oct. 81.
Clerinont March 81, Aug. 8, Nov. II.
Second Sabdiuision.
Highland county. March Il June IS. Oct. II.
Ross Feb. l3, May %, Nov.6
Fayette March 2s, June ~, Oct. "a.
Third Subdicision. i
franklin county. Feb. 70, May y, Nov. Is.
April 4, June "a, Oct "a
Madison /" March 90. june 10, Oct. il.
Iff$Fkf AfFfffp$$i 4 4 4 BSSEEf lBPfSSH9SSkEEEf judges.
Dated this 7th of October, 1864.
-, Witness my hand and the seal of said |
4, Court at Columbus, this 30th day Of De- |
- O''''' a. i. s. SHEPARD. Clerk.
ByJ. Q, RfonARDs, Deputy.