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sap p.xnf MACY Ross, from saigon ws,el = ,l,eds.
Nyas Kong v Ind lost several sails ana Wa fsr-s
dansses, Jsvuls encountered = yphoori " H""' 80
spruns slsak
BAsx Ana - yoaE ~ Portland from New ori~.ns wits
of cotton fof liverpool wreted on ne souir
aide ~ satls lsisai Tth tmn The crew nssi = 'tsI.
far fpih instant, In n sovernnncnt sch1on.f. var
c.Jgo consisted Of 1851 bales cotton aud Inv slaves
Rlrr METROPOLIS Howard. arrived At Honoluln JOY ls
from yc1ra IN iesky condition. ana No"i" w""e'
no conAeanei
Brta Assary-gssmrr frsnecrln, from rortsna v., -
uor,s ~ hre sunday morning hst on hono-
irsy Pori with bsr asiis ai stsnins apparently vs r9rs
on wind blowing fresh NV. Che seovsh the Ntnec'rh
from swan Island Tot Bcstcr.l
scus opp Ypltow, of svamrscoi, Capt ber csAd
s,fne. on Usrbor fedsr "a r4tnirus sst wedns-isy
M su.ssas shs you'd be got c and vss Y
the master and crew. were t~r ownsrs sn1 nc ~e
res astervs sold TO cspt Isaac Hall o. Hocss hs
rSi rsIlc~ sss an vossei ~ about ~ tons huffer
uX,..,. -~r ls-ecsr Lse-urr from rorlsnd fo fhs.s
hsth M d lumber laden. stfulf on Great roft ur n
ocoes isst tisht. she nss lost cech ioa1 sd - nv ."
water. ....--
s.,s rsSsis yrilf Wilmington, Del y -. -, Ieis
-. ,shttr osk register. carries ul 1os 80
80 h. ahA srgsr sod ~ auction a. ofifhs i"r
$3.50
-. F,rrs,.x~r n sandsish ~ tons, hss pus.
.h'.sd ~ ,sutan xaihsm Kelley, OF Dennis, ior ~ snd
II 70 be egnplnyed - a coaster
a.. y.rpv Ilop-yv Of Brcs haven st ksv redford,
n tons bss heen paruhssed ~ John Hosnes, e scy,
Ior abor 81 sr
Major wlnam ii liacke,tsed suction a. Peisrosh M
az sstarfav paris 81 the fogsing nsmeo y. 81, ~
eep, 81. 40, iloh ssAs Asss Aasna siAW; stoeQ
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WONHAy, sept IU--0 j. VI.
AsHss-Receipts, IS bbls. Tho market for pot con-
tinued quiet but Arm At IS so IS 75 Pearl were duh
and nominal
BsRApsrrrrs Is sOs bbls. -four, 4s7 bbls
meal IL 00S bushels wheat S5,O7i bushels corn,
and 353 bushels The market state West.
ers -four continued active and tho advance noticed In
last not only sustained but further advance OF
l5c 25c per bbl. established, chiefly medium
grades which The sales Ia 400 bbs
our revised quotations annexed the market closing
Grm For Southern -four there demand at
rather higher prices Sales, $50 bbls or Canada -four
no sales Of importance transpred fair demand pro.
vailed for rye -four steady rates Sales. 400 bbs
SIS 80 sass or corn meal We notice sales OF 100 bbls
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.rb. CLcIer. IN Rrooh,,,

The cholera Is fart disappearing only the two eases
found below, both Of which resnted in death, having
been officially reported during the twen,yfour hours
ending al noon yesterday In another day two the
cholera bulletin issued by the health authorities VIII
probably be diecoDtlnued.
Hugh O'DobnelI. 100 North Second street H. D.
Amos Waters, 80 Snmmit streets
wEEKry MORTALITY,
Tho total number or deaths last week 80, Of which
~ from cholera cholera morbns, 80 cholera in
fantum, l5 darTh9a, and Is dyfentery. The deaths
which occurred In each ward fol lows:--
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The wheat market was decidedly frmer prices having
al, anced g. &C. per bushei with, however, but little
do at the improvement The advance principally
upon wheat which is quite scarce The snes were
limited 10 20 900 bushels nj ~ IL for No Milwaukee,
81 T5 81 !. for amber STATE 81 5ls for unsouud
Chicago spi1ng, aud 50 Is for new white Michigan The
market quiet thosgh prices were without de-
cded change The sales comprised 10000 bushels, at
- sc sac for mixed Western, shoot 81 for lots
do. IN store. aud s2c for inferior. Oats were timer
though prices not guotab.y higher the market
being active sales 15 900 bushels at 4sc 52e for NIL
waukoe and 4ic 4sc for Chicago of rye Uo0 bushels
sold Sc S5c for Western tho market being scarcely
nr barley and mali continued dull nnd prices we're
entirely nominal
covyEk-fhe market Was steady. with a fair active
demand The sales 10 the trade, In small lots from
second hands, were o fair extent and ei fn prices
Cargo prices nor'nsliy unchanged. We note the
sale OF 1855 bags RIO Conrser, very low grade. at
I,i,e, gold, in bond We quote good to prime Rio,
auty paid, al lsAc leisc., gold.
C0rroI--A fairly active demand prevailed, and line
market ruled stronger, closing frna ~ tght advance
on nddlng grades which srd more in
demand thar other qualities. The sales comprise 100
l.V.a A t.fas Ne
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Bernard couroy, . tailor BY trade, who lived n 2es
First avenue, whfis partially deous, on Sunday night,
nom the effects Of drinking excess committed sucioe
~ b,o.ins n : brains out with LOADED revolver the
mu,sle OF which he hsd placed behind HE rsh ear be-
fore pulling the trigger Coroner Cover was nothsd end
hsld an luaues, on The body pcccased tbiry.foar
yesrs OF ass and sasiye .f Ireland
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Of Supervisors Of That DIsfrfce 10 Rsiss
Funds for the Payment ofthe Force.
surasME coVRr-cnAMBrRs
Before Judge Sutherland
Srr. io.Tas People oa tie Relation Of John O. B.-e.~,
Treasurer Of TIE ketropoiitos Police o. The Board Of
Sa,acisors II RicAnDad Coa.te This is an application
for perernpory mandamus 70 compel the Board Of SUI
perysors Of Richmond connty to raise s24 ss "a for
payment OF police force in that district Authority
for raising this given the Board by an acf Of
the Legislature Of 1868 ami they refuse 10 proceed
with the work on the ground OF It's mpracticaby The
argued bv Mr.. A. J. vanderpoel on behalf or
plaintiffs, and Mr. Wcstervet the part OF defepdsns
when Judge Sutherland took the papers and h
decision.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

hoNn1,, Sept lo-ePM
Tbe unseisel temper oi the stock market, which
We distinguishing feature las, week. has gwen Place
srmsr and more confident Tone although it is az yet
wlthou, nucn activity, and 10 the Of that there
san a. he little ouoyancy But ae all the segi,i
mate conditions affecting II favorable 10 rise the
inference thai be kept mucn any longer in
shss suspense which the efforts Of the expectan,
bulls produced u opposition 10 It's natural tendency The
ssooey market is superapundantly supplied, while ihe
<emapd for iosns ls limited, and w order employ
sneir surplus ihe banks have 20 resort TO the
purchase OF government aud other securities,
aud hence the statement Of the associated
tsnks shows an increase, nominally IN loans, bur yr
susly investments all Of winch classed loans,
es 50 64e COL There is corresponding decrease che
sga tender notes OF g. hut tho other changes
- .he return unimportant The deposits have de-
syeased $50 2e1, while the circulation has increased
sees asa and tho srecic 81 0Ts $40 owing 10 shs dis
Dorsemeut OF the semi-annuA interest the en'iorty
loan, which fell due ,he st instant and N rihiDe
degree TO arrivals Of specie from California, the proper
sioD Of specie 10 bars being, however, very bght Inc
iotals Of the present and previous statements s'aha
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HiPPIN c NEW S.

ALMANAC
suN asEe. % NOON Af
srH srrs............ 10 Hcu wArER morn 10 M
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The butchers Rnd the Board of UesItb-The
CNae OF Charles Cooper r-Opini0n Of Judge
DsIy-Motion for an Injunction against the
BOARD Denied -Constituffonality of the
Health Law. &c.
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Coroner wildcy yesterday held an inaue" - 70 $50
pss Houston street over tho remains OF Mrs. Amelia
Korran. The German woman ~ho committed suicide BY
swallowing quantity OF Parls green as reported IN yes
,srday HERALD Extreme depression Of spirits, caused
by m health was the cause Of the act singular cir
ou instance conneccd wi the death OF Mrs korwsn
the fact previous 10 swallowing the ia'A ofaghi sue
tnase mourning dresses for her mother and children,
bound her husbands hat with Grape, ana laid out h-r
i.a,La al hos
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lie obviously considers thai drawing DOTS nct egu
mate part Of the samc profession yet 50 near akin 20 u
warrant experincu, in the dinncu, art Oh the
Goth Of August be 10 company with John Mcmahon aud
Will am Ramsay, made trial Of their skH ~ No II
Broome street. which 10 used as storeroom Their sue
cess wes snch as to warrant anohs. yen'Sie; . s5o
ers times Quil,s blankets crockery, carpets bedding
wearing apparel for gentlemen, IN oil valued al $i0s
the Of their eors But with ,his measure
OF success they were not content for In attempting 70
prQsecue their sbors further they awakened sispfion
sDSwhceler was arrested and confessed al. lie was
committed without bell At the Esscx Market fohce
Court
Nss Not r-cArEp rHE FoiiIEs or Ycrru. Edward
Mnlar man Of sbop, ,hirty-6sc, but he has boy ?
hangering Tor pennies while passing the premises Of
Panlck NcQaade yesterday morning at the corner q.
Iudlow and Canal streets. he saw quantity or them
wing the counter lie thrust his hand through the
window, grabbed TWENTY-FIVE and ran on faIles ana
on ceer followed e,oee behind and soon ran him down
lie taken 10 Tho Essex Market Police Court and ned
BY Alderman Reilly TO appear q the Court o. SPECIAL
sessions
f,nf Has Brs Pocsrr prcrrp WINS Goiso ~
H.pE,r At about ten O'Clock on Saturday morning
last Mr. Snrsh Tulough, residing a, No. zoe Court
street R'oosyu while vesey street proceeding 70
Washington market was relieved Of her pocketbook,
gcntAiuing her msflct money, by one o. tne hgn,,
fingered ffscrnity Mrs 7. Uncovered her loss only
when sa had arrived the poit of her destnaton aud
Nar preparing ~ make purchaser Finding nr money
conc. sbs did the next best thing which was
10 return home m the course OF the afternoon
an onicor of tho Twentieth precinct called ~
her residence aud ssked her II she bsd teen
rubbed. sbe answered aihrmslvely. and related NE
eifcuuns snaes far she knew, giving also :
eHarptnn o. the pocket book and its con,en,s lhe
oae then eshbi,ed pocket book, which the lady 70.
,ognssd nerown Ne ald he found 10 the posseseo on
of man named John Wilson, whom he had arrested
hoI, tine prsySssy icssnsr wh ,nrse nn women ro
vtfe 81 he company ard suspected Of being aecctn-
yhcee u ,ns tten CHARGE was preferred against The
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stampDuHes.

As the Internal Revenue Law in regard to
stamp duties is not generally understood, and
much inconvenience and actual loss to par
ties result therefrom, We publish below a
carefully prepared statement of the law, in
regard to every day transactions. This state
ment may be relied upon - correct, having
been prepared for the Johnstown Tribune by
R. b. Canaan, ESQ., clerk to the Collector of
Internal Revenue for that District. Cut it
out for preservation.
Aa-RgEmKSr or contract, for each sheet of
paper on which the same il written, requires
. five cent stamp.
Bank CHECK, without regard to the amount,
two cents. An order drawn on any other per-
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BoSDs OF Constsh.es, Supervisors, or any
other public officers, require q 81 stamp, and
bonds indemnifyipg any sum of money re-
suire a so cent stamp for every thousand dol
lars or fractional part thereof,
PRoMrssoRY NorEs, due bills, &c, require a
5 cent stamp when the amount is not over
$lO0, If between 500 and $500, a 10 cent
stamp, and an increase of 5 cents for every
S1e0 or fractional part of the same. No diff.
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requires q 5 cent stamp, Under the present
Law, the amount of the stamp is regulated by
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Of which it is given,
DEEDs.-Where the consideration is less
than $500, a so cent stamp is required; when
over $500 and not over $1,000, a 81 stamp,and
an additional so cent stamp for every $500 OF
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LEASE, or agreement to rent property, re-
auiree a so cent stamp if the rent does not
exceed $500 per year. When the rent ex'
ceeds $500, a so cent stamp is required fol
each additional $500 or fractional part Thereof
Leases for farms on the shares, and leases fol
coal and oil lands must be stamped according
TO the estimated yearly rental. All such leases
should be presented to the collector of the
district, who is Authorized to estimate the
rental and afix the appropriate stamp.
MORTGAGES require the same stamp as
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REcEIPTs for any sum over $40 require a 8
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PowR3 OF ATTORNEY to receive or collect
rents, requires a Is cent stamp. To sell OF
convey, or rent, or lease real estate, a$l
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CERTIFICATES AND AFFIDAyITs require a )
cent stamp. Justices of the Peace should
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PosrAGR STAMPS cannot be used.
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Notice in Partition.

NH0MAS J. HOWELL, Levi Howell, William
L j. Skinner and Naomi his wife,John Coul
ter and Elisa J. his wife, Jacob Thozas and
Mary his wife, Joseph Clegg and Huldah his
wife, John D. Howell, William Howell, and
Araminta Howell, Of the county of Monroe,
and State of Ohio, Harriet Howell, Thomas
Howell, Elisa j. Howell and Louella Howell,
children of Oliver Howell, decd, of III State
of Illinois, will take notice that a petition was
filed against them on .he 9th day of De-
oember, A. D 1855, in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Monroe by
Eliza Howell, Thomas ]. Clegg and Sidney
Clegg his wife, wherein said Eliza Howell,
Thomas J. Clegg and Sidney Clegg his wife,
demands partition of the following real es-
tate to wit: The northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section % township 2 OF
range three, containing forty-one acres; the
west half of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty-fou towns hip two of range three, con.
tanning eighty-one acres; the southeast quar-.
ter of the southwest quarter of section thirty
four township two of range three, containing
forty n acres; and that at the next term Of
said Court the plaintiffs will apply for an or
der that partition may be madeo of said prem.
Uses. JACOB 7. MORRILL,,
decl3I865. Atty for Pltf.
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Notice.

.-L.
GAPT. PETER DILLON having returned
" home from the army where he served his
faithfully till near the end OF his
term of enlistment, when, he was honorabiy
discharged on account of failing health
Capt. Dillon is now about to reeommence the
WAREHOUSE & HOTEL BUSINESS
at his old stand in Clarington, where he you'd
be pleased to see his old friends aad patrons {.
A DAILY LINE OF HACKS
leaves his house for Woodsfeld, and connects
with the Parkersburg line of boats. The
Captain also keeps a Livery Stable where
horses can be had at all times. His Ware
house is now ready to receive freight. Prompt
attention will be given to this branch of his
business. PETER
~Clarington, Monroe County, Ohio.
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Legal Notice.

ELIZABETH ROWLES and the Anticlinal
G Rock Oil Company will take notice that
on the 2lst day of December, 1856, John
Moose filed has petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, in the State of
Ohio. the object Of which is to foreclose q
mortgage given by John Sloan and Caroline
his wife to him on the 22d day of April,lS63,
to secure the payment of eleven hundred
dollars and ten per cent interest, payable
semi annually from April l, 1853, which said
mortgage was given on the following lands in
said county, to wit: The west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section eleven township
three and range FIVE, containing eighty acres;
also the north half Of the northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section ten w
ship three and range five, containing twenty
acres. You are required to answer said petit
tion by the Gath day Of February, 1866.
HOLLISTER &0KEY,
dece7. Att'ys for pl'tf.
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Road Notice.

4 petition viii be presented to the Commits
n siOners Of Monroe Comfy, Ohio, at their
next March session, praying for an alteration
Of the county road leading from the Lewis
vile and Miltonsburg road to Woodsfeld com
meneing in the hollow at a white oak tree on
the lands Of James Nc Cannon and John
Smyth, thence down through the lands of J.
Smyth to or near the barn of said Smyth;
thence to intersect the old road at the foot OF
the hill leading to Woodsfeld. Also to vacate
that portion of the old road commencing in
the hollow at the white oak tree on the lands
of J.. Smyth and Jas. McCammon, thence across
the hill to the run.
jan24w4. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Done at Steubenville this 25th day of Sep
TENDER. 1855. EZRA &. EVANS,
D. D. T. COWEN,
GR0pGE w McTI
WINCHESTER'S
POP H0SPHITES.

CONSUMPTION - WINCHESTER'S GRNU-
" me HYP0PH0sPHITEs (the only relia-
BILE form of DR.. Churchill's remedy have
attained a reputation in the cure of Con-
sumption, unparalleled in the annals Of
medicine. As a nervous tonic, the Hypophos-
phites are superior to anything heretofore
known, while for cases of general debility,
loss of strength, flesh and appetite, dyspepsia,
neuralgia, paralysis, chronic bronchitis, asth-
ma, scrofula, il is the most efioacious treat
ment known. A fair trial is a certain cure.
Circulars free.)
PRIcEs:-In Z OF. and Is OF. bottles, 81 90
and 81 each. 6 small or s large bottles for IS
by express. Sold by all respectable drug
gists, and at the sole general depot, whole
sale and retail, by
j. WINCHESTER,
36 John st. N. Y.
February %, 1s65--1y.
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Legal Notice.
Nov.15.w6,

ISAAC ROBBINS and Sarah Robbins his
/ wife, who reside out of the State of Ohio,
will take notice that on the 10th day of De-
.cember, 1856, Thomas h. Genin fled in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
State of Ohio. his petition against said Isaac
Robbins and Sarah Robbins to foreclose a
mortgage given by them to William Steel, and
by said Steel assigned to Thomas H. Genin, on
the following lands in said county, to wit:
The northwest quarter of section twelve
Township FIVE and range seven, containing
100 acres be the same more Or less. Amount
demanded nine hundred dollars and ten per
cent interest from February IL, 1858. You
are required to answer said petition by the
Gath of February, 1866. Ee
HOLSTER & 0KEY,
! Dec27w6. Att'ys for pl'tf.
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Stray-$10 Reward.

OTRAYED from the subscriber, living in
- Beallsville, Monroe County, Ohio, on the
9th day Of December. 1865, one small sized
Red Cow, with some white spots about her.
long horns with some white between them
about nine years old; giving milk. Last
heard from she was in the neighborhood o.
Malaga, O.. a reward of $40 will be given tc
any person who will give me information
where | may obtain her.
ian1o. sTEPHBN A. BUSK1RK.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition was
IN presented to the Commissioner of Mon
roe County, at their session on tine 4th day
of December, 1866, asking for an extension
of the corporate limits of the incorporated
village of Darlington, so as to include within
The anne all of the territory attached thereto
for schoo1 purposes, and to make the corpo-
rate limits the same as those of Darlington
special school district; also, that they make
the same a special road district.
Said petition will be for final hearing al
the meeting of the Commissioners to be held
on the 5th day Of March, A. D 1855.
dee13w4.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Saturday, the Sd day of March, 1866. at
" 2 o'clock in the afternoon, there will be
sold on the premises, in Malaga Township,
Monroe County, Ohio, the following real es-
tate as the property of Thomas Graham, de.
ceased, to wit: The north half of the south
west quarter of section thirty-four in town
ship FIVE of range FIVE, containing sixty two
acres. Also the southeast corner of the south
east quarter of section four in township SIX
of range six, containing one and one-hali
acres; subject to the dover estate of the
widow therein assigned.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
jan31. Admir- of Thos. Graham, decd.
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Notice in Partition.

MASTER RINARD, widow of Isaac Rinard,
d SEN, deceased, John Minney, Eve Knowl-
ton and Daniel Knowlton, her husband, of
Monroe County, Ohio, Sarah DeDbow, John
Rinard and Isaac Rinard,o # Washington Coun-
ty, Ohio; Minerva Collins, Lycurgus Collins,
Elizabeth Collins and Roxana Collins, chill
den Of Elliott and Elizabeth Collins, of
Brush Creek Ohio;
Nancy Parker and Isaac Parker her husband,
Rebecca Lockhart & Elisha Lockhart her hus-
band, of the State of Illinois, Nathan PARROT
West Virgins, Amanda 3ibby and John Bib
by her husband, Isaac Parr, Isabella Parr, Re-
becca Parr aud Mary Parr, children of Ham
bleton and Margaret Parr, of Meigs county.
Ohio, and George Mnney, of Harrison county,
Ohio, will take notice that a petition was filed
on the 10th day of December. "A D. 1855, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the county of Monroe, by James Rinard, and
is now pending, wherein said james Rinard
demands partition of the following real estate
to wit: The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section eleven township three
!. of range six, containing thirty Eight acres and
hfty-six h~undredths of an acre; also, all OF
that tract or parcel of land situate in the
county of Monroe, and beginning twenty-oue
rods south Of the northeast corner of the
southwest half Of The southwest quarter OF
section five township three and range six, ly-
ing in Marietta District; thence running west
of south seventeen rods to a locust tree
thence east FIVE rods; thence north to the
place Of beginning, containing one-fourth Of
an acre more or less; also all that tract oil
parcel of land lying on the west side of the
little MuskingnmC Creek ofthe northeast Or. o.
the northwest quarter of section five town
ship three of range six, containing five acres
more or less; also all on the west side of said
creek Of the east half of the northwest quar-
ter of section five township three of range six
containing Eve acres more or less, said lin'
extending to the east bank of the said Mus
kingum Creek, all of said lands lying in tina
part of Monroe County that originally be
longed to Washington County.an conta. nins
. grist and saw mil, dwelling houfe, &C.; ais
the northeast half of number thirteen in tn
town of Matamoras, in Washington County
Ohio, except twenty feet off the northeas
end of said half lot, with a dwelling house
&c.; and that at the next term of said Cour
= the said James Rinard will apply for an orde
that partition may be made of said Premises
Dated this 9th day of December, A. D. 1866
JAMES RINARD,
BY Harvey Holland, his Atty.
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