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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House net at o'clock. Mr. Speaker in
the On air
Mr.. Speaker announced the special committee
on rules "a follows:
Messrs. Benham, Newcomb, Higgins Buskirk
and Durham.
THE CASE or Mr. BANrA
Mr. Speaker announced that the next business az
in order the consideration Of the resolution
pending when the House adjourned this morn
ing.
Afidavits were read setting forth that the
clerk of Johnson county had been applied to by
Mr.. Banta for a certificate of election as repre.
sentative in the Indiana Legislature snc tina,
such certificate had been refused and also other
matters and things in the connection
Mr.. Newcomb offered a resolution in substance
setting forth that as il appeared FROM the return
of the board of canvassers that Mr. Banta had
received majority of votes for his county, that
the speaker be directed to swear him in as a
member.
was accepted
Mr. Brown moved to refer the whole matter to
the Judiciary committee
Mr. BEanham moved to lay that resolution on
the table, but withdrew for The moment on the
reques, OF Mr. Durham
Mr. Durham argued against the resolution IN
favor OF the motion of the gentleman from Jack
son Mr.. Brown and insisting that in its form
and its spirit the law should be obeyed in the
regard.
Mr. Nescomb followed in support Of his reso
luton. He went'intc legal argument on bis
side eli the question He insisted that the House,
and not county clerk. was to be the Judge a.
to / dividuals legally elected a. lis members. 1t
did not he in the bresst OF any cOntumscous
county clerk 70 say who should who should
no; &c member OF this house he constitu
ton said that this wes matter FOR us 20 decide.
and not a matter for the clerk Of Johnson coun-
" 20 pass upon
Mr. Harrison. Of Shelby opposed the resolu-
ton. quoting the statute and bringing TO the
knosledge of the House that before the cir
cult court Of Johnson county 4 contest was pend
ing with regard to the election at which il was
alleged Mr Bants was returned
Mr. Gregory followed. advocating the resolI-
ton. He argued On his side from decisions Of
the Supreme Court of Indiana. which be pro
duced
Mr Nevconb resumed in support of Mr.. Greg
ory's argument. and bringing 10 notice an add
tional decision or two
Mr Brown replied We we're not yet advised
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06

The Governor of Illinois mas delivered him
self of a message of intolerable length. IL &C
cupies about thirteen columns of The Chicago
Times and in official form il i formidable vol
une OF severity seven octave pages of closely
printed matter IL cannot lie better described
than ms y bout of heightened sweetness Ion.
drawn out The Times very justly character
zes it As " mess Of rubbish " but the author
was yesterday elected TO the United States Sen
ate. as the successor Of Hon ". A. RIcHARp
SON
wordy. His message will occupy more than four
teen columns OF The Statesman In style anc
clearness of statement, however, the document i
commendabe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06
Dinner of Eighteen Hundred Year
Ago.

The citizens of ancient ROmpeii knew what
was good They relished roast pig. family
in that arlstocratic city-one Of the +. +. P.'s.
perhaps, were about TO dine on the rich aud sue
culent dish on the very day that the restless Ii
tan, under Mount Nesuvius, expectorated from
his fiery lungs the showers of red-hot ashes
which entombed the Pompeiians in their dwell
ings The pig was being cooked. aud was prob
ably near done, At the time when the volcanic
storm burst in and spoiled it This is not mat
ter of conjecture, reader. for only few weeks
ago L mass of indurated lava aud ashes found
in stew pan. standing cooking stove in
the kitchen of house recently disnterred. and
on opening the lump. perfect sample of n
sucking porker was disclosed. cast was Ia
ken OF the hollow. and the result was fac sim
lie in plaster of the little animal. which had
been roasted in scientific style. and is supposed.
from the shape of the matrix to have been just
ready for the table. The inquisitve anuqusri
ans are continually poking their noses into little
domestic secre;s OF the Pompeiians Of eighteen
centuries ago. which the people of the excavated
neighborhood would have hesitated to tell one
another.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06

George ID. Prentice. of The Louisville Jour
nal, whose visit to Richmond to procure the re
mission OF the punishment of his son. a rebe
brigadier, accused of murder. has been annouuc
ed as having returned He is under parole "a
tell nothing of what he at the rebel capital
but il is understood his interpOsiton in behalf Of
his son was unsuccessful. He bears letter u
the president from Lieutenant Governor Jacobs
of Kentucky, asking permission to return TO the
north.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06

The publication Of The Illinois State Register
has been resumed, under the charge OF John W
Merritt Ii will maintain old fashioned Demo
cratic principles, and Judging from the salutatory
cided ability
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06
WAN T e D.
LOST.

lost, on Saturday evening, fine gold ring. The seal
is engraveN on agate, and consists Of two GA n
leaves and two acorls upon twig-the leaves abov
and the below. Above tie leaves IL the mots
"Quss cffuperacfL' Below the Is the lstterS
Herman Text. inside the ring is my name aud
date, engraved on the gCld thus -. W. Gordon 1858
the date under the The finder will be HANDSOMELY
rewarded upon leaving IL at my Once. In New Tai
bolts building, South Of the Post Offce or at the
journal Office with A. c. Grooms, Esq.
Jan2-tf J. w GORDON
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NOTICE.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS or The ISDI
"A annapolis Merchant Exchange viii DC held al th'
Chamber Of Commerce in EzehAnge Ball1nss on satnr
day. January .th, at = O'Clock p. N.
An those interested In the Reorganization VI the AZ
secIstion respectfully Invited TO be present
J BARNARD.
.ans-a2s Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06

Stays were quite unknown in Russia until
Peter the Great danced with some OF the Hanov-
erian ladies on his journey to Pomerania. Quite
astounded. the monarch exclaimed 10 bis suite
after the ball. What uncommon hard bones
the German women have"
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DIE D..

On Wednesday evening, January 4. at the residence
other law, John d. Norris Mrs. NANCY B. Wills,
aged 3 years
Funeral at iOg. O'Clock this morning from Ne. Az
North Pennsylvania street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06

the Chair.
Mr.. Speaker announced the special committee
on rules a. follows
Messrs. Benham, Newcomb, Higgins, Buskirk
and Durham
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JOSH BILLINGS TO THE GIRLS,

Dtre Girls; Keep cool, A blessed
lu,ure awaits w, emmy how, Take le,-
Sons on the panBa al onst; pianBas are
getting skursc; by awl means larn TO pla
the nu song that has iis, cum cut "When
John Brown over we are Father Ahra
ham cumming with ihls Srue war several
strong' This stang, Tux the iust pro,
MUM ut the Stau Fair. Don't be alrsdg
tew get married, yure ma want uirade,
Lirn how t. knt pudding bays TO pul
yure hare in. De yarluous and pretty.
Fat Stat pencils tha will maik yu sprl al
Triggers, Eat Koione water; that will
mak good smel. Let yure petty .koats
drag on the sidewalks, aud Il emmy man
steps on them aui tars oph the rm, slap
his chops At ons,.
ltyu have got small feet, keep EN- hid
small feet has gone cut Of fashion.
Slufy travels, Tom Moorcs pud Byrous
aud Gullvers and Wandering Jews aud
Vallandigham IL awl ust rate, yu eau
spare the time, b. lively aud sweet,
4 mrmber one thing, thar 0in't nothing
ia this lie worth living for but rich
husband; ifyu don't believe me ask yurC
ma. lfyu have got red hare yu had bet
ter exchange i, for black; black hare
they tell me is going to be- worn muchly
next year. Don't have any thing tew
du with the boys, unless they mean hssi.
ness. llyu dome know how tew skate,
yu mite as well jine sum travelling nun.
merry al ons,, for yure played on.
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The kind of People who Make up
the World,

An exchange furnishes US the follow.
ing very smart things. AZ they moy
have local application. wo give them
the benefit of our columns:
FfsE FELLow--rhe man who ndvcr
liscs in our paper; the man who never
refuses to lend you money; and tho fell
low who Ia co rting your sister.
GENTLE PEorLE-Thc young lady who
lets her mother do the ironing, fer fenr Of
spelling her hands; the miss who
wears thin solrd shoes on rainy day;
and lhc young gentleman who IS a.ham-
ed 10 be seen walkinQ with his fathcr.
lNrusrRtoUs PEorLE-Tho young lady
who runds romanccs IN beds tho friend
who Is always engaged when you call,
aud the correspondent who cannot liud
timG 10 answer your letter.
UNrlruLAR fERsoNACE-.A Cor man IN
nm Omnibus; toll man ia q crowd; and
o short man on pasad'.
TMp pEoPLE a lover about to pop
The qu, 5tiun; man who does not Ike to
. sIiut a.; aud steamboat company
Ailh II cholera cnso on hoard.
DiGSlrfED MgN--A chit in country
own; midshipn7n OF quarter deck;
nd school committee on examination
law.
PERstcUTED pEorLE--W Women by that
yrInl, mnu; boys, hy their parents and
efchcrs; aud all poor people by society |
{ lb-0c.
UMMrrY pEorLE-All old bachelors
nd old maids.
AMnIrtoUs CuArs-Tho writer who
avs the magazines Tor inserting his COM
tho politician who quits his
ariy bocouso he cannot get into Office;
nd the boy who expects 10 he President.
llUMBLE Persons The husband who
Jcs hi, wire's churningi the wife who
lacks her husbands boots aud the man
ho thinks you 40 him 50 much honor.
MEAN Folks The man who kicks
liza when they ure down; and the sub.
ribcr who refuses to puy for his paper.
SENSIBLE p1orLE-You aud |.
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HISTORICAL, RECORD,

Tho following Is the st of the presi
ldculs aud Vice Presidents of the United
States, as we'll as those who were cnndi.
dates Tor each office, siucc the organiza-
| ton of the Government.
i7So.-Gcorge Washington and John
Adams. tive terms, no opposition.
l707.-Juhn Adams, opposed by Thos.
J lI'rson, who having tho Grxt highest
electoral vote, became Wise President,
1901. l.-Thos. J,ilerson aud Aaron
Dur; beating John Adams and Charles
G. pinckncy.
1905 -Thos. frtrson and George
Clinton; beating Charles C. Pinkncy aud
Ruben King.
lS09.--James Madison and George
Clinton; beating Charles C. Pinkncy.
lSl3.--Jamcs Madison aud Eldridge
Gerry; beating Dewitt Clinton.
1Sl7.-.Jamcs Monroe and Daniel ID.
Tompkins; beating Rufus King.
ls2l.--James Monroe and Daniel ID.
lTompkins; beating john Quincy Adams.
lSaJ.-John Quincy Adams and John
C. Calhoun; beating Andrew jackson,
Hcnry Clay, aud Mr.. Crpw ord-thclc
being four candidates for President. and
Albert Gallatin for Vice President.
1929. Andrew Jackson Hnd John C..
Calhoun; h ating John Quincy Adams
and II churd Rush.
lS33s-Audrew Jackson and Martin
Van Burcn; beating Henry Clay, John
Floyd, and William Vert, Tor President; /;
ana WIN. wilkins, John Sergeant, aud
Henry Lee, tor Vice President
lS37.--MIartin Van Buren aud Richard
NJ. Johnson; beating WIN. II. HARRISON,
Hugh l.. White, aud Daniel Webster,
Tor President aid John Tyler for Vice
President.
lSil.--Wm. II. Harrison aud John |
Tvlcr; beating Martin Van Buren, aud
Litllri-o w. Tuzewcll. Harrison died
,nc month after his inauguration, and
Iuhn TYLER became President fer the re.
naiuder of the term.
lsi5,-Jomcs X. pSlk and George NJ.
Dailas; beating Henry C,ay and Theo
lore Frcllnghuyscy
lS49.-Zachary Taylor OLd Mnlard
beating Lewis COss aud Martin
Van Buren, for President, and William
b. Butler aud Chas, L. Adams for Vice
p,csid ut,
Taylor died July ., 1850, ard Fillmore
became President.
1873. 3.-Frankhn Pierce aud William
i. Kirk; boating Winfield Scott aud w.
\. Graham. ,
ls57.-Jamcs Buchanan aud John C. {
lrcekuringr; boating John c. Fremont
nd Miiurd Fillmore, Tor President, and
Nm. l.. Dayton and A, ], DJaclsou, Tor
Vice President.
lS6l.-Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal
IIamlin; beating John Bel, stephen A.
Douglas aud John G.. Breckinridge. Tor
aud Edward Everett, nersehel
V, johnson aud Joseph Kane Tor Vice
President,
1865. Abraham Lincoln and Andgcw
Johnson; beating George b, Mcclellan,
or President, aud George IL Pendlc,on,
'or Vice Pre- sident
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rebel currency, 100000 head Of cattle,
and 1900 prisoners, subsistng the army
for ono month on tho rebels, with an
aggregate loss Of less than 1000 men,
Dec. II.
Sherman destroys all the railroads
leading TO the city, and completes the In.
vesimcnt thereof, Dec. 10.
He captures Fort McA lister, on the
Ogeeebec, 90 guns, ~ officers and 200
IN N Dec. 10. :
Gen. sherman makes formal demand
Tor the surrepdcr OF Savannah, which IL
refused Hordee aud his army leaving the
city during the nlght, Dec. 10.
Gen. II ri 2, with 10000 burn the
Navy Yard, blow up their iron clads: and
evacuatc Savannah, posing over tho
Savannah River toward Charleston, Dec.
30.
Gen. Sherman occupies the city Of Sa.
vannah, getting 500 prisoners, 100 guns,
10 locomotives, 100 cnrs, 3 steamers, aud
80 900 bales OF cotton, Dec. 81.
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Farm for Sale,

wish to sell my Farm at Private Sale. in
Pleasant Township, one mile east of Wat.
sons Station, containing l60 acres, about
so acres cleared. all under fence aud in a
good state of cultivation, well ndertrained.
A good Frame House with good cellar. rat
proof nevertailing Spring ana Spring
House, two tarns one 20 feet long carriage
house, With all necessary out buildings.
Fruit Of all kinds aid great variety Of
grapes. The farm is well watered with one
we'll, three springs and Sugar Greek. Good
rich sandy soil,
Also, my Farm in Adams Township, one
mile south Of Green Springs, containing 100
acres, 70 acres cleared, partly underdrained,
small orchard. cabin house. a large barn
just completed. good rich soil. moslly sandy.
good location. t
will sell the above farms on reasonable
terms. For further particulars call ON the
subscriber in Pleasant Township, or address
him at " aisoD's Station, Seneca County,
Ohio WILLIAM SMITH.
Japs CIV
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quota Of the call that pr, dlced them. All
men raised since g. sall OF July ls
1864, are credited upon tie quota under
that call; If the quota is more than filed,
Il is carried as an excess to the credit Of
The locality, and taken into account in
the assignment Of the quota under the
call Of December 10, 1864, and Provost
Marshnls ire instructed, that in determin-
ing the quotas Of sub. districts under the
present call they will apply such excess
accordingly: and all men raised sncc
December 10, arc credited upon the cali
of that date,
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CoURrsHIP IN CHURcH.-A young gen
tlcman happening to sit at church in a
pew adjoining one in which was young
lady, Tor whom he conceived most sud.
den and violent passion, felt desirOus OF
entering into courtship on the spot, but
tlc place not suiling formal declaration,
the exigcncy suggested the following
plant
lie politely handed his fair noighbor n
Bible, open, with pin stuck IN the fol-
lowing text: 81 Epistle OF John, verse
9th, "Aud now bescech thee, lady, not
as though wrote new commandment
unto thee, but that which we had from
the beginning, that we love one another"
She returned it with the following: I'd
chapter Of Ruth, 10th verse; "Then she
fell on her face and bowed herselfto the
ground, and said unto him, why have l
found grace 10 thine eyes, thou shouldsi
take notice Of me seeing ] am strang-
erl' He returned the book, pointing to
The l2th verse ofthc 90 Epistle of John:
Having many things to write unto you,
! would not write with paper aud ink;
but ] trust to come unto you aud speak
face to face" From the above Interview
The marriage took place the ensuing
week.
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1,2& 8 YEARS SUBSTITUTES.

Military Committees Of Wards and Town.
ships wishing to fill their quotas will do well
TO call on me soon, as my arrangements are
such ne to enable me to 81 the same on short
notice and at reasonable rates.
Having served in the Army for more than
three years asa Line and Field officer en-.
ablrd me 10 prosecute with dispatch al kinds
Of claims against the Government, PENSIONS,
BousrIEs aud BACK PAY procured. CORES
pondcnce with the various Departments al
Washington and Columbus attended to. Per-
sons improperly enrolled on account Of Ase,
Alienage Sc., by calling on me can have
their papers made land their names strick.
en- from tfp enrolment list without visiting
the Provost. Marshal's Office.
] have again resumed the practice Of Law
All legal business PROMPTLY attendnd to. or.
flee IN Hedges Block, Ti1n, Chic
Jan. 10, lS65-tc
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Partition Notice.

Michael Noel. Philip Noel, Peter Noel
susan Strausbaugb, Samuel Myers and Cath
crime Myers, his wife, joseph Neikirk md
barbara Neikirk, his wife. Oliver Collins aud
Sarah Collins, his wife, George Ensley and
Lydia Ensley, his wife. Philip Noel, Solo.
mon Noel. Perry Noel, Silns Noel, Samuel
Noel, John Noikirk aud Sarah l.. Nekirk,
his wife, John Long and Susan Long, his
wife, Joseph Reohtenwald and Eliza Rccht.
enwald, lis wife, Homer Link and Lucy
Link, his wife, Amos Stout, David S'ont.
Isaiah Stout, Michael Stout, Nancy Stout,
LoVinn Stout. Sarah Jane Stout, Ann Eliza.
beth llulett, George v Washer and Cath
nrine Washer, his wife, Peter Auble and
Lydin AuLle, his wife. Josiah Fail and Sila /,
Fail will take notice, that ON the 18th day of
January. 1865, the undersigned flied a peti
uon in the Court Of Common Pleas of Sene.
ca County, Ohio, where the same ia now
pcnding, demanding partition of the follow
ing described Lands and rcnements, to.wit:
The East half of the North West Quarter
OF Section No. thirty FIVE (35.) in Township
No. three, (3,) North Of Range No. sixteen
(l6,) East, in Seneca County, Ohio, and con
t'ihing Eighty Acres of Land, more or less.
The Undersigned demands that partition
be male of said premises as follows:
To the undersigned, the Que equal twelflh
part thcreoi, 10 tue snld Michael Noel, Phi, p
Noel. Peter Noel. Susan Strausbaugh, Cath.
crime Myers, Barbara Neikirk, Sarah Collins,
Lydia Epsley, each the one equal twelfth
part thereof, to the said Philip Noel, Solo
mon Noel, Perry Noel. Silas Noel, Samuel
Noel. Sarah L Neikirk, Susan Long, Eliza
Rtchtenwnld and Lucy Link. each one equal
one hundred and eighth (l.l0sl part thereof,
to the said Amos Stout, David Saut, Isaiah
Stout MiChnel Stout Nancv Stnut Jor;na
Stout Sarah Jane Stout, Ann Elizabeth HUI.
EFT, Catharine Washer and Lydia Auble, each
the one equal one hundred and twentieth
.l'l2O) part thereof, and to the said Josiah
Fail and Silas G. Fhal, each the one equal
q 24) part thereof.
AT the next (February) Term Of said
Court. an application will be made by the
for an order thu; partition mny
be made of said Ian de- and Tenements
NICHOLAS NOEL.
Jan. 10, '65. 6w.
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House and Lot For sale

will offer Tor sale that fine brick house.
situated nearly opposite the Davis house, Ia a
business part Of the city. Possession given
6rst Of April. Inquire of Subscriber,
JOHN A. MYERS.
Jan. 10, '65. 3w.
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uOu c and Lot For sale,

The subscriber will sell at pnyate sale
her present residence, on Portland Road,
near Heidelberg College
Title perfect. Enquire on the premises,
oe Of Las & BREwrR, Til6n, Ohio. tO
Dee92 II MOE,
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Attachment,

John r. Hans, Necomb NJ. 4 Before q, J.
Barnes, Joshua Smith and Goodsell, J. P.
Abel T. Barnes, parties as Clinton TIP
Smith, Barnes Il Co. Seneca coun
va. ty, Ohio.
James Bebee, Defendant.
The said Defendant will take notice, that
on the 9th day OF January, 1865, said Jus.
ticc issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of Eighteen aud
63 100 dollars, and that tho cause is set for
hearing February 3, lS65-ten A NJ.
LEE & BREWER.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
THIN, o., January 5.-Jaul2 3w
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Standard Of Weights and Measures.

Below we give what will be OF interest
10 all our readers, the legal standard of
weights aud measures in Ohio. We copy
from the law itself, os passed March 81,
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Seneca County Agricultural
Society.

Notice is hereby given that the members
Of the Seneca County Agricultural Society
will meet at the Cour, House In the City Of
Tifib, on Saturday, the 2sth day OF January,
1865. at 10 A. NJ, to eleeta President. Vice,
President. Secretary, Treasurer, and Seven.
teen directors, aud transact slch other busi-
ness as may come before the society.
jan. s. IS. 4w,
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Notice.

The undersigned has resumed the prac.
tise Of Medicine and Surgery. and viii at
tend to all calls Special attention given TO
the treatment of all CuRoNIc DISEASES.
Office llours, from A. Nj. 10 5 +. NJ.
Once in Hedges Block, over Bowe & Lysle's
Store.
Residence near the first Toll Gate, on the
Melmore road, ..
+. f, FRANKLIN, NJ. d.
nanop,har X 1874
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Administrators Notice,

The undersigned has been appointed and
duly qualfeo as Administrators on the estate
OF john b. Kline. deceased.
JOSEPH ULBERTSoN.
jan. 10, i65 4w.
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Ssrdis b. Taylor, Charles Taylor, George
Taylor. Oscar Taylor, Austin y. Taylor and
Della Taylor are hereby notified thar par.
iition was nled against them on the 7lh day
Of December, A. ID. 1864, in the Court OF
Common Pleas within aud for the county OF
Sandusky, State of Ohio, by James Justice,
Executor Of The last will of Austin b Tay.
lor, deceased, and is now pending. wherein
t"c said Executor demands partition Of the
following real estate, situated in the county
of Lucas, State of Ohio, to.wit;
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Dissolution.

The firm of kaup & Kline, has been thi,
day dissolved by mutual consent The businss.
Ut the firm can be settled with either Of us
: II persons indebted TO said firm are notified
TO nake.im mediate payment
SoLoMAN KAUP,
WILLIAM KLINE,
TlHin, Dec, ., '6S.-Jan5,Sw.
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Lost.

Ga the 18th inst, a Brown Vic,orine WINS
lost somewhere on tho Main Road lead ing
from the German Catholic Cnurci to the
Court House, or from the Court House, out
as far rs Judge Laug's residence.
Any one fndirg the same and leaving II ut
tie llfin Tribune O0ice, will be leberally
rewarded.
Jan 20, G5, 3w.
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LEONARD ADAMS,
MILITARY AGENT
TEFFK.v OHxO.

am paying the highest Government and
Local B,unties for one, two and three years
Recruits for any Ohio Cavalry, Infantry or
Artillery Regiments.
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REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS

furnished and mustered into service. And
will pay the highest cash price for
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Dwelling Houses and Lots For
Sale,

In Lot No. 10, First Ward, Tiffn.
." Z" 90, VIZ, First Ward THIN.
Each with dwelling house, barn. &c d,
desirably located for residence, will be sold
at private sale, separately o. together, on
reasonable terms.
For particulars apply 70 l..
GEO. W. BLACK,
Or WM, NJ. JonSsoS, Tiffin, Ohio.