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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-30

Mn M1TcAEL's VIEws-John Mitchell took
out his naturalization papers here in 1860.
On being asked why he did so, if so, if he
intended to join to the Secession movements;
he laughingly replied that he did so as q
preliminary step TO chat end
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-30

BR1DeE WASHED AwAY.-The bridge
across Buffalo river, on the Orange and
Alexandria railroad, short distance North
of Amherst Court House, was washed a.
way on Wednesday last by sudden rise in
the river. The bridge viii be speedily re
placed, and will occasion only temporary
Inconvenience to the travel on the road.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-30

s GEN. EwELL AND SECRETARY TRENHOLM
Applied to-day for special paadons under
the Presidents amnesty proclamation
Governor Aiken, Of South Carolina, has al
so applied.
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Ole Uinditator.
W. IL. II. LYNN, Editor 4 Proprietor.
TERMS

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VIZ T e d TO engage to. work on q
wv farm, Young Man. who understands the
management of horses. For such as will suit. a
! liberal price viii be given Good recommendation
scluircts Apply To the subscriber.
ARCH. 2. STUART.
y ~ae IS limo.
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Would call the attentin, of their friends and
former in Virginia, to their large and web
Machinery. We name in Fart and in good time for
the present Harvest, The "Honitor'' Combined
Reaper and Mower ; Monitor Mowers, three sizes.
These machines after many years of trial. IN which
thousands of them have been made and sold, and
in every instance have given entire satisfaction,
are now considered by all who have used them to
be the best machines in the country. For ease of
draft. strength an6 durability, it has noeqaal. Y e
warrant it to give entire satisfaction. Also the
Celebrated iron Harvester Self Rake Reaping and
Mowing-M acline Combined, considered the best
sef rake reaper in tie market
Thrasiers and Cleaners, Horse Powers of all
kinds, Grain Quano attachment Drills Wheat
Fans, Corn and Cob Crushers, Grst Mills, Horse
Rakrs. Cleaners. Grain Cradles Plows, Har
Cultvators, Plow and Machine astinss. and
everything appertaining to farming, sold whole
sale and retail by
SO. 60 and G. Light St, baltimore, Md
J 9,nn
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CASTINGS! CASTiNGS!!

XxTE are now making at EsTELlNE FURNACE
w Augusta County, Va, all kinds OF Hollow
PoTs, kErrl LES. &c. &c and will, in short time,
be prepared to furnish the celebrated LIVINGSTON
Prov Castings, at,re4gonable prices for Cash or
Produce.
BURKE T. KUNKLE.
Rockingham REGISTER copy three months and
june 9th, ls65.-3mo.
A G U S Ia MEDICALS OCIETY.
-A-The members of this society will meet on tbs
second Thursday I3th) of July. promptly at II
O'Clock. There is much importa Mt business for the
Society to attend TO, none will be excused
S. kENNERLY, Jr. Preset.
June 23--3t
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STANTON VA. FRIDAY JUNE sc, 1865

had been put in nomination by the Senate
Balloting having been gotten through
with in both houses, joint committee was
appointed to examine the ballots, which
committee reported Mr.. Nash as unanimous
ly elected. 80 !
On motion Of Mr.. MERCER, the Senate
adjourned to meet again at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
HlIISE
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-30

RESTORING TIE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.
Senate bill No l. providing for restoring
the elective franchise to certain persons in
certain cases, passed by the Senate this
morning, was returned from the House with
amendments.
On motion of Mr. Powell, the bill was
taken up and considered.
In consideration of the fact that the
amendments, on account Of the mutilation
of the original copy of the BILL could not
be clearly understood by the. Senate.
On motion of Mr.. MERCER, committee
Of conference, consisting Of two members of
the Senate, was appointed to confer with q
committee from the House, as to the prop
erMeaning of the amendments.
The President appointed Messrs. Mer-
cler and Powell as the committee Oh the
part Of the Senate,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-30

General Breckenridge was accompanied
from Cafdenas by Spanish officer, who was
charged by the Governorof Cardeuas to pre-
sent him to the Captain General. He is
now in Havana. If
In Cardenas Baeckinridge was treated
with the greatest attention by the Governor.
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Sherih'S sale.

State of Wisconsin, M,IIitowo DC County Cir
cult Court. Hezekiah Il, Smith and SteOhen
II Seaman against William D. B. Honey and
A zala n Honey, his vile Judgutn, OF fore
closure and sale
IN virtue Of and pursuant to a jndEmeat Of
~ said court IL he aboge entitled action rem
de ed and dated Decemper 22t 1864 | shall
expose for sale and sell pub lie ion ut TIE
Court House in the yagr OF Mtnitoy7oc o
, Thursday the 9th day Of april 1862 al tn
hour Of O'Clock ri that day the following de-
scllbed mortgagei premises SO much thereof
a. shall be sufficient to raise the amount due to
he plaintiffs for principal, interest, AID costs
together with the expenses 0" se 70 wit ali the
following described parcels OF land situate Wing
and being in sad county CT Manitowoc state OF
Wisconsin de-igna ted he Vest ali of the south
east quarter, ana the north east quarter of the
south east quarter, in section th rty.sx 1867 in
township wenty one (2l) OF range twenty
, three f23 in the Menashn land district, con
tanning hundred ami twenty acres more or
I less, and less two acres formerly decided to Hen
~ job nSon on the ", S, half Of south east quar-
ter, on the east line o. said eighty, along the
i Green Bay road,
! GEO S GLOVER, Sheriff
OF Ianitoscc County, US.
! HAMILToS & TRE4r, Pitts Attys.
/ pzttJ shsriTs efc-, M9I;.orc~ naTch PtL
!ses
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SheriHs Sale.

MantoWoc touly Circuit Court-Edwin Al
den against Sa.ah CroEan aud David CfoLan.
Judgment OF foreclosure.
Is virtue and III pursuance % a judgment of
foreclosure and sale, mad9 III the abovr entitled
cause, on the 25 h day of December, 1864 at q
regular term OF the Circuit Court OF the State
o Wisconsin, held III and tor the count Of
haniowoc, | shall expose for sale and sell a,
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Sheritis office, in the village Of Manitowoc, on
Saturday, the 22i day OF April 1865. at 10
O'Clock III the forenoon OF "a d day, the follow K,
ing desert cd murtgased premises, viz: All
those certain tracts or parcels ct land situated
III the county OF Nanitn~ DC, State OF Wlsc. Ms H.
and known and drst rib.d as ioIloAs: the asst
halt OF the south east guar e. CT section tweuty
"" % town eighteen Is range twenty one
III east, containing eighty acres OF land, or 50
much thereof a. may be sufficient to rsiSo the
amount of lid Jud sment rcgetter With inter
est costs and expenses of SAT.
GEO. s. GLOVER, Sheriff of
Ma uowoc Count Wisconsin,
Dated Sheriff, Office Jan 10, 1855
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I'm PrObIte..-State of Wisconsin. u

iowoc county, IS. In the matter Of /. Esia e
OF lialyer johnson deceased
IN reading and fling the petition Of John
" johnson Of the to wn of Two C-ceks in tho
county OF Manitowcc and State OF Wisconsin,
representing among other things; that Halver
johnson late OF the town OF Two Creeks. in the
county OF Maritosoc and State Of Wisconsin,
on tue day OF MAY, \ D 1861, died mites,
tate leaving goods, chatte Is ana ate within
this County. and f'a, ite that administrator be
grated unto hin the said petitioner. 1t is or
deradi that said application be heard before me
at my office, IN The gi,lags Of Manitowoc on he
l7tiI day OF April, A ID 1863 at 10 o'clock j
and it is ed ordered, tina; notic CO of
said application and hearing be Civ u by pub
fishing u copy of this order for three successive
week, once in each week, in the Mauiowoc
Pilot, newspaper printed in said county,
prior 10 said hearing
GEO ". BARKER, County Judga.
Manitowoc. March Is 1850
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--James I. MaXfeid ano Henr, Cook, Com
plainants, o Il Plat, Defendant.
N Ia suance and by virtue of Judgment
made by the District Court of the United
States in al for the District of Wisconsin. on
he fifth day Of October, A, u. lSc0. III the
above entitled cause, | shall sell at puIl.c &uc-
non at the Court House in the village OF Mani
tGwoc, in this District on orday. the 2qgh
day of jay, A D. 1865, at ten O'clock A. ~
h" fo'i"gitg described prop srty, 50 mucu
hereof may be prcessa>y 70 satisfy said ldg-
a.e't to Wit: the following described real estate
,Iudei aud being n the county of hanitowoc
IA the D.trict ut Wisconsin,, described az to-
ows, VIZ: Los Que O. and q and Il OF lo,
three (3}, los seven ~ eigh; Isl 4 ven Ill
we've i2) fifteen l5l ,ixrrcn (l6) stvenyce
"a ana east half 81 lot Isl il block number
re hn'dred aud seven l07 also lot number
seven ~ in block one hundred and seventy
seven an. also lots 81 ard six 6 in block
one hundred and eighty-one fIsI also west
twenty-One (2l) feet oflot two , and east thir-
ty-sevcn 3 feet of lot three ) in block one
hundred and eighteen liSJ all IN the village Of
MtnitoWoc, as per recorded town plat is Of re-
cord in the office Of Register Of Dccds # said
county IF N.nitowoc. also the north cas- quar-
ter OF W Of section number fifteen T., town
number twenty (20) range number twenty-five
t22l also south east or v Of section number
fifteen { - town number twenty 2Ul range
number twenty two 22l also lot nine 81 in slb-
division Of south balf of II / Of section nine
teen l9) >hipnumbcr nineteen 49, range
twonty-four (2l) east. all Of said land being
and situated in the county Of Nanitowoc. aud
District Of Wisconsin.
DARIUS c. JACKSON,
|. S Marshal.
BIZ HENRY SIBREF Deputy
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Safe of Wisconsin, Maaitow0c County, IS.
In the matter OF the estate OF Thomas Hopper
dee. ased.
~ this IS day OF March, a. D 1855, up
" on read.l 2 ana firg the petitioa Of N1Iy
IL Pper, Stating that Thomas Hopper, OF the
cou"tv OF Maitowoc, died ,nrestato on or about
tie b das OF February, 1865, and prar ing that
A"drew HuEe lie appointed Administrator 0!
In" estate OF said deceased I is ordered that
- application be heard before re, at the
Probate Office, il the village If Lnitowoc, en-
n" 18th day April, A. D 1865, at 80 O'clock
\, NJ. And Is is tuf ,aer ordered, that notice Of
saiu afl Ecation and hiariuG be given by pub
Il h IL copy Of this order for three successive
weeks, once il each week, in tie Nanitowoc
Plot, newspaper printed IN said village, priol
20 said .heariag. BY Tie Court.
GEO, W. BARkER, County Jud-5.
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halltowoc County. Wisconsin
Dated She ifS Office, J IN. 19. 1855
Inhr Gn:sse.--stato Of Wisconsin. NJ

In rGn:sse .--stato Of Wisconsin, Man
itowoc county, 50. In the matter Of the gusr-
di1nshiD Of the minor heirs # Adam Rpp, de-
ceased
Or rcrdrs and fling The petition OF Maria
Rp2, widow OF one Adam Rpp Il, ceased oi
tive uown f Cato, IN the cou MY Of Ealitow oc
and State "t Wisconsin, repIesen ing, among
other th 9, that t.dam Ripp died inlestste on
The % day OF June, A. d. IsG0, at his les
(erc- in said county aud state, thas lie ielt per
soLal properly 10 the prcta5ie amount Of on
hundred dollars. AID tour minor children .h)
r, sid" With your petitioner, amp praying that j
Isrdian for Said minor children be APP
pointet |. is OrdeLed, that said application
be heard before me, / my Office in tile village
OF Mau'owoc, en- the 9Th day Of Nay,
A d, 1865, at 10 O'Clock VI. And
it Further Ord-.ef, that notice Of sal
application and hearing he gwen by publishing
"a copy OF Tins older for three succr :. i've ~ecAs
once /, each W. il the Mari ownc Plot a
new / apr printed % saln village prior t. laid
hearing, BY III Cout
GEO W BARKER, County Judge
Dated April q 1863
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s--Circui. Court Of Mani.n.

SEsEssssggFas. --Circuit Court Of Mantle
voc c"uutr P4srick Short VS.. Rosaba Short
State OF Wisconsin.
Two he above named defendant. You are here
i by summoned and required to answer the
complaint ri he plaintiff in this action OF which
8 cop IS hereto annexed aid serg d upon you
AID 70 serve copy Of your answer thereto on
III, a. NY office IN hauitUwoe, Nautowoc coun.
y, a Il Salt aforesaid, within twerty day
n,tn The service hereof upon yuu exclusive Of
III" day + such scr ice, and il you fill to an
'wer az aforesaid tie plrirJlff vii apply TO the
court FIR he relief az inst you demanded II tie
comp aint.
B r ANDERSON, frtfs Atty.
lRavcnue Stamp canc,led
Ia i arch 81. 1865
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Mai o~oc unity court / the matter OF
thr .stItc ct Wilhelm kcItrp, deceased.
NOTICE !, hejeby given, tat by viryue aud
/ y IN p6rsua &c of an oder Of license, N ad4
aid matter on he third day Of april ). p.
1865, by the county court Ct said county, the
Undersigned jacob Eheubeck administrators OF
the e-tste OF With plm KJrter deceased will,
on Mc nias the eighth day OF Nav, A d 1855
at 10 O'Clock III the forenoon OF said day, at the
store OF Carl Helms, in the town OF Sghes wig,
offer for sale at public yerdue, the following
described lands to Wit: the south cast quarter
of the south e.s, quarter and the north tast
quarter Of tie south east quarter Of sectisB No.
Ave Is town No seventeen II north u
range no. twenty lone III contaihing eighty
acres Of land, i'll he cUu4ty 1T Mtuitowoc ard
State Of u i>consiu. The terms Of sale made
known ct the das OF sale,
JACOB EHLENBE X, administrator Of the
estate OF Wihe i'm Korten, dec ased.
Dated at nar;,oTse the 18Th d.v n Apri
r. =
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SheriHs Sale,

Nauito@oc County Circuit Court-E Twin Al.
den against Sarah Cronan and David Cronaa.
judgment Of iorecE sure
81 virtue and IN pursuance OF a Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale, made in the above entitled
cause, c. the 25,h day OF December 1854, at .
re- a ar ter ~ OF the Circuit Cuurt Of the Sta e
OF Wisconsin. held in aud for the county o,
haHitowoc, | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, 20 the highest bidder, at the
Nhes II off 2, in the Vi lage Of Ma iioaoc, or
IA Grday, the 22l day OF April, 1868, al 10
"'c 0 k IL the orcuoon OF said day, tile follow.
ing described mortgaged premises, viz. Al
those certain trects parcels Of ltnd, situated
III the county Of Mauitowge, State of Wisconsin,
and known and described as iollows the west
hall OF south east quar- or Of section twenty two
~ town eighteen [18 range twenty one [21l
east, CO. thing eighty acres of land, or 80
much tuvtcof may be sufficient to raise the
amount of saId judi ment together with inter
est costs ana expenses of 5al..
GEO. s. GLOVER Sheriff Of
Marltowoc County Wisconsin
# fSffina u, 1ocE
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TAX NOTICE.
State of Wisconsin, County Of Nani'owoc, J
County Treasurer's Office

County Treasurer's Office
Manitowoc, April 6. 1865. }
NOTICE is hereby given. that in conformity
IN with chapter - of the general laws Of
1859. and chapter 81 Of the general laws Of
1861. and chapter IL Of the general laws Of
1862. and chapter 80 Of the general laws Of
1864, 50 much Of each tract or parcel Of land
described IN the following statement, as may be
necessary for the purpose, will be sold on the
second Tuesday of May next 1t being the 9th
day of May a y. 1868. and the next succeeding
days by the Treasurer Of M3nitowoc county
aforesaid. at public auction ut his office in the
Village Of Manltowoc, to pay the taxes, charges
and interest due thereon for the year 1864, and
the Volunteer Bounty tax levied in 1853, and
returned unpaid to this Office to wit
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VILLAGE OF HEED>NlL

Blocks l23456 99l011 l2l3ll151 rs
II IS - 20 y y . II - 2G u except lots 3
x IL; % 30 30 81 % 33 - 81 So 81 80 SO IL
- II - 10 II 49 10 30 81 % except lots /
Is Is 10 %
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By Henry SIBREF Deputy.
Dated February %, 1865.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-22
Petition for Partition.

LrITZABETH FARVER, Jacob Farver, VIII
II liam c. Eurvcr, solomon j. EaTNer, JOna-
than FGryer, Elizabeth Fuuch and John FOuch
her husband, Maria Farver and Anne Faryer Of
Abraham Farver, Barbara FAIR and solomon
Fair her husband, who reside in the state of
Indiana, are hereby notified that petition was
filed against them on the 18th day Of June. lS5J,
in the office OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county OfHOimes
by George O. Farver. and is now pending,
wherein the said George u. Farvrr demands
partition OF the real estate, situate ana being in
said county of Holmes and state Of Ohio, tO-WIt:
Being the southwest quarter Of the northwest
Berlin and range six, containing forty acres.
Also. the west half OF the tine southwest quar-
ter of section eighteen, in township nlne, ibeT-
linz and range six, containing eighty acres,
both OF which tracts are of the unapproprlated
lands in the military district subject to SAFE At
GAINESVILLE Ohio.
Also being the northwest quarter Of section
eighteen, in township eight, German & range
five, of the unapprOpriated lands in the militia
ry district subject TO sale at GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Also, the middle part OF the west side Of the
northeast quarter Of section eighteen, in town
ship eight, (German) aud range five, con tanning
two acres.
Of section eleven, in township eight, Mechanic
and range six, containing eighty acres, except
ing thirty-twO acres OF the east side thereof
heretofore sold to, and now owned by John W.
FarVer.
And that at the next term Of said Court to he
held in said county on the7tA day OF Novelnber
1855, the said George g. FarVcr will apply for IN
order that the reasonable dover Of Elizabeth
Farver in said premises be assigned, and that
partition may be made of said premises.
GEORGE G. FARVER.
BY CRITCHFIELD UHL, his Attorneys.
June l5 lSbg-W1piS
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SEcrroS-l... &c II ordained bv-tl,c Mayor ana
Common Council OF tie Incorporated village Ci
Nlllersburg, that the ordinance passed AprI
2ith. 1885, hs 50 amended rs to read aa-.iolloWh
Thai The side walk Du Jackson street, com
monty called Main street. be made complete
with stone OF brick on both sides of said street.
from III, northeast corner OF lot No. ll' on the
east, to the north west corner nj lot No. %, op
the west: aud that each person owning lot OF
lots be lmhcdiatrty notified to make said slos
walks across the front OF HE or her l?t or lot5
on or before the first day Of August, a, D. 1875.
or the Council Will OrQCr the same done at the
expense OF the owner OF Sa1d lot Or lots, and lrc
coed according u the statute in such case made
and provided.
SFt2 That the side walks on each side OF the
following cross streets be paved rs folloue. viz
Monroe street, one square south from Jackson
street Clay ana Washington streets, each Two
squares north and one square south fIomJaC CH-
son street, 10 hs pSved with Stone or brick,
otherwise plank walk OF the same weedth and
level with the other side walks, with plank me-
less than one and OnT-half inches thick. ea
plank to run Crosswise with the street, each OF
said side walks ~ be curbcd with stone. Esch
person 10 pave across the front OF his or her lot
or lots on Said walks, on or before the trst dhy
of August, AID. 1885, or the Council VIII order
the same done at the expense OF the owner OF
said lot or lots, and proceed according to thS
statute in such case made and provided.
Passed in council May LIST, a. D. 1855.
j. r. FLEMING, MGgor
y. u. HFLpER, Recorder,
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SsIEREFF'S SALE.
MOSES LEADBETTER, /

MOSES LEADBETrER,
vs..
LOUIS RAMEN, ct. nj.
DY Virturc OF an order OF sale lssucd from tn,
ID Court of Common Pleas OF Holmes county
Ohio in n certain civil action therein pending
Wher.iu Moses Jseadhcttrr il plaIntlH aud Lou
is Ramey and 5. I. CritchiCld arr defendants,
and TO me directed as sheriff of said county, !
will offer for sale al public auction at the north
door of the Court House, in theVilaSc of Nillers-
burg. in said Holmes county,
On NonddN Ju}y Sd, 1860,
at O'Clock T. NJ. of said day. the following do
srribcd real estate, iuate in said Holmes coun e
ty, to.wit: Being part OF Out-LOt number ten
Of The third addition 10 the town of MlllersburE.
commencing 2l2M feet north two degrees east oi
the mort west corner Of Robert Longs dwelling
and running south eighty eight degrees east
fourteen pCrchcs; thence north two degrees east
seven perches and sovCn links; thence north
lightweight degrees west iive perches and twen-
six perChes and twelve links; thence north
links: thence south twenty links 10 the place
of beginning, containing forty nine and one
half perChCs OF land NOR" or less, together WIN
the steam foundry erected upon said premises.
The steam engine OF six horse power, with all
the appurtenances including all patterns, nasks
tools and other fixtures and things used in and
about said foundry and thereunto belonging.
Taken as the property OF said Louis Ramey
and $. Y. Crtchnsld, to satisfy the claim of said
Moses Lcadhetter,
Appraised at sl6NN Terms cash.
JOHN S. NELSON,
lime |. Is5s.-pfsA O. sheriff.