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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

Burweli Phillips VS. Su.
Phillips, ct. al.
IN compliance with the order of this
Court, made in the above stated ease. at last
June Term, notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of Robert Phillips. deceased. that
they are enjoined by the decree If this
Court. from prosecuting their claims ngrinst
said dec-a-cd, in the Law Courts and are
required to present aud -stab i-h tho same
before the C"nmissioner "f this Court. on
or brfo,e the 33d day Of Nnvember next
otherwise said claims will bp barred
X. G. BILLINGS, G. ED.
July 81, ls67-3m.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Picmaturo Decay, and all
the eGssts OF youthful iudiscretou, will, for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send 'ree to all who
need IL, the recipe sud directions for making
tho simple remedy by witch he was cured. -
Sufferers Sishing 70 proht by the advorriser's
expOisnce, can do so by addressing, IN perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
8? Cedar Street, New York.
May sth, 1917.
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IN EQUIrY-I.ancaster.

ihos K. Cureton, Ex'r ! Bill f,r Irinnc.
W. lion, 10 Marshal
James T.. Cureton, and assets. for con.
others tribnlion an d
settlement.
IN accordance with the oder Of this
Court, mais in the nhDve STAGED case. at
last June Term, ali mud singular the credi.
tors of Eliza K Cnreton, d.c.ased. ars
hereby notified tha, they are r-st-ai, ed by
Injunction, from having. maintaining and
prosecuting suits in the Law Couri, for the
collection of their demands against, the Es.
tate Of said dere srd ; mnd aid creditors ars
further nouliei and required TO present an
e~t"Oli-h t.er snid demands before the
Commissioner of His Court, on or before
the 5th day If November next; Otherwise
laid claims will bs barred
h. &. BILLINGS. G. + l. ID.
Commiss orsr- Office, Lancaster G.. II ,S. C.,
July 3lst, 1867 -3mos
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s to 5000 feet

OF LUMBER per dny.
The GRIST MILL is strong and simple
and gets grinding sufficient to support the
hands aud stock
This is the only Steam Saw Mil in tie Dis
trict and commands good business. The de-
mand for Lumber will increase as the country
survives from ts present condition. Each mill
has its own Engine-onc IN either side OF the
boiler The Boiler is large aud made OH the
best and latest principals
THE LANDS are well timbered and water.
ed |; a comfortable dwelling aud necessary out.
buildings. and an excellent well of water new
aud comfortable hoasrs for the hands; the
health OF tie plantation and surrounding C oun,
try are unsurpassed.
The Lands "a fertile "a is general for Pine
Lands Men Of capital would do well t. exam.
inc the location of thee Mills as tn ere are from
o TO 5000 acres OF timber lands adjacent
thereto, which "an I've bought at any time.
On The nj owe Lands considerable quantity
of Gold has teen gathered with very simple
machinery. There is hut little doubt, hut that
n'cn of emte prise and means could make these
Mines source OF great profit.
will also sell what Lumber ia on the yard.
together with INV Stock, viz Horses, three
Yoke of Young Steers. ;nne yoke extra large
young aud well hrok"l l!ogI, Cows aud Sheep;
two Log Carts and wagons.
The above property can he bought privately
until the frat Monday cf September next, If
not disposed Of by that tive. 1t will be sold to
the highest bidder on that day
TERMS made to suit the private purchaser
or made known on day Of saic.
Wy object for selling is 10 move = n country
where my services as n practical machinist are
more needed.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
July 81, 1867. 25tr
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In Eq uity-Lancaster.


&. X Cure'on aud Bill for Injunction.
Others, Executors. Sale OF Lands, &c.
~ w. White and
wife, and others.
IN acc"rdanae with the order of the
Court, mad in this case, at June Term,
1867, notice is hereby evun TO all and sin
gnlar tho creditors OF w J. Cureron. d.
CEASED, that they are enjrined bv the decree
If this Court. from having, man aininy or
pro-ernIlng SUITS in tn. Cour'- of Law,
"g'in-t IN. Executors If said deceased ;
and they are tur her notified and required
:" present and es nbIish their r-sp.criv,
claims before the COM missioner Of ,his
Court, on .r before the 2Oih d " Of \ovem
brr next, otherwise their claims will b,
barred.
K. G.. BILLINGS, G. +. l.. ID.
Commissioners O lice. Lancaster &. fl. s. C.
July 3lst, 1857. 3mos.
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In Equity-I.ancaster.

VIM + Brasing on Bill for Sale of I.nnds,
Executor. e.. al VS. Injunction. to Mar.
Th"nias Reeves shal Assets.
and wife, Hannah
Jane, and others
IN compliance with the order Of this
Court. made in the above stated .ase. at
the lat June sitting. notice il hereby given
10 the creditors of Jefferson BeIk deceased,
tnnt thew are restrained bv Injunction from
proceeding against the Executors Of said
deceased npon their respective claims. in
The Co rts Of Law; and that hev are re
qrired to prove and establish the same be-
fore he Com .issInn"r Of tn. Court on or
before the 25'h dry of November next,
otherwise smd cI"ims ill b. buried.
X G. BILLINGS. &. f. l.. n.
Commissioners Office. Lancaster C. II. sc.
July 3lst, 1867 -2mns.
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In Equity-Lancaster.

w w. Walkup. Adu,'r. ! Bill for sale land.
vs. Sarah l. Ysrbrough, {Injnoction. Mar.
aud others. \shd assets, &c.
IN accordance with the drcretsl order of
thn C"urt. made in the above stated case
at Tune Term, 1867. all and sinpnla, The
errdito'. of q w " larbrough. deceased,
are her"b' mortified that they are enjoined
rom 'ns'itn ing. maintaining and prosscut.
ing 'nl's IN ,h" Law Courts for the colIecl
ton 81 their rrspectiva demands sgainsr the
Estate OF SAID deceased and said creditors
are further notified and required 10 present
anh establish their Respective claims befnre
the Commissioner Of shi- Court on or be
fore the eleventh day Of November next,
otherwise said ciaims will be barred.
X G. BILLINGS, c. E. L. D. (
July IL, 1857. 3m. eE
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LEGAL MOTTO ES.
In Equity-Lancaster.

In Equity--Lancaster.
X. G. Billings. hdm'r, Va. } Bill to Marshal
s,S...1 sSSssn a. h"'''hi"'. and Assets
IN obedience 10 the order Of ihe Court,
made in this case. at its last June sitting.
notice is herebs given to ui ard singnlar
the creditors of JOHN Williams, deceased.
that they are yestrained by Injunction. from
proc eediog against the Admin .trator Of
said deceased. upon their respective claims
in the Court. of Law; and they are further
notified that ihov are rvquif-d To present
and establish their said claims before the
undersigned, no has been appointed Spe
cinl Referee in this case. on or before the
18th day nf November next; failing so to do,
said clai'us will be barred.
JOHN VI. BEATTY,
Special Referee.
July 3lst, s67,-2mos
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IN accordance with the decretal order
IN ,dr in IT," above stated case, nj Jim.
Term. 1867. nII and singullr the credi' orr nf
4 n w. Belk. deceased. ar. hereby noti.
hrd that they are restrained b. Iuju, elton
from suing ut Law on their "iai ~ against
he Estate Of sri dec-n.cd Said creditors
are fnrtrer notified tha ,hry are r"Guir.d
to present aud establish their rIain. before
the C"mmiS~i"n-r of his c"urt on or oe fore
tn" 3'h day If 40, epb r, or failing 50 to
do, said claim- will he barred
X. G BILLINGS. e.. F.. [. d.
C"m''s Oihrc, Lancaster. &. H., =. C.,
July 2ith, 1867 -3mOs.
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NEW ADV ERTISEM ENTS.
SOUTH CAROlINA-La Lancaster District
PY ID. A WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina
ID nv for said District

- ~ ~ w NNil'tslhAlS, ESQUIRE, Or0Inl
ID ~ for said District.
WHEREAs r. J. NJ Dnnlap. hn. an
piled /" me fnr i.eticrs &c Admins, ration. nm
all and singular the goods and chm tel4.
rights and credits Of r ID NJ. Dunlap,
iai" of the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. to cit, MI ndmon
isi' all nnd singular, the kindred and credi
tors OF the said deceased 10 be and appear
before me at Our newt Ordinn,y's Court for
TIE sait District, tn he holden NJ Lancaster
Court t'onse on the 7rh dav of S-p,.mb.r.
next, to show cause, if anv why the said
Administration should not be grarted.
GIVEN under NV hand AID seal. this 10Th
dav Of August, in the wear of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
sixtv.sevcn. and in the 92r' wear Of the
independence ot the United States Of
America
u. A. WILLIAMS. o. Id.
Aug 81. lSC7.-2r. Gal
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The.Presiasnt and Secretary Stanton.


The special Washington correspondent
OF the New York Herald forwards a des
patch to tha, paper, of the flh instant,
from which we extract the foilo~iug
The Secretary OF War has refused the
Presidents polite invitation to retire from
office. The Presidents role is very brief,
as follows:
Executive Mansion.
WASHINGTON. Angus, g. 1857.
To Ed,oin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of
Var:
SIR: Grave public considerations con
strain me to request your resignation as
Secretary Of War. aa.-'
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
WAR DEpARraENr.
WAsuINaToN, Augusr @ 1867.
10 HIS Erceilencs Andrew johnson, Pres
ident of tie United States
SIR: Your note informing me that
grave public considerations cons,rain vou
TO request nv resignation "a Secretary Of
War, has been received In answer. 7
have to state that grave public considera
tons cons,ran me 10 continue in the OF
flee Of Secretary OF War until the next
meeting Of ConprAsa.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN EQUITY
Eliza A. Blarkmon, !
AdminisiraiTix.
And her husband,
James r, Blackmon,
RUSSELL A. Ingram,
ct. ux, ct. al. J
Bill for Dewer,
Injunction, 70
Marshal assets.

IN obedience TO the order OF this Court
made in the above stated case at June Term
1867, notice is hereby given TO the i.dg
ment creditors Of John Il BiackInon. de
ceased, that t"ey nrS restrained from rnf re,
ing their respective wdts Of Fisri Pacias
against the Estate Of said deceased, and
that they. and all others. the creditors Of
said deceased, are enioined from CON meme
ing or maintaining suits in tie Law couns
Tor the recovery of their respectiye demands
against said Estate
Said creditors are fosthermore notified
AID rsqaired to pieseRt and establish their
said claims before the Commiasioner Of thjs
Court on or before the fiist day Of October
next, other wise said claims will be barred. !.
u X G BILLINGS, c. Z. L. u.
Cor'rs Office, Lancaster C, H., SC.
July l7th, is61.--2mos. =, el
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lie Il A l. n 0 TIC ES.
In Equity-T.ancastcr.

LII Equ1ty-lancastcr.
J"h" ''"n'', Adm'r J Bill for Injunction to
W marshal assets and to
Mart a PlvIer, ct nj Ns,i Lands.
~ obedience TO .he Oder Of this Conrt
mnde III the above atrd cn>e at JUnr Term,
1857. n''irr is hereby given t. the CREDITORS
e Daniel Plvler, d-c"as d. that thev are re-
s'ra'mci by al" l"jnrct'"n cf this Court
from "ning in the Courts Of Law on their
e. im- Il. nl"st the Estate OF sid drceaser
S"'d cr'dlt"r~ are "l-" notiii-d to present
and - ahii~h their SAID clamS brfor- the
t"mm'~>ion"r "f tNi> Court on or b, ,fnre
oh" 30'h dnv # Drt"her next, otherwise
said cIairss viii d., barred.
* & BILLINGS, e. r. l.. D.
July -, 1867. 3m.
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s IL Acres.

more "r less. From ,h,s last .,i-srrib-d
'rnct- Three hurdred aud ff v acres nave
been assigned 80 Mrs e. X Cr.t N. foe
Dover during er natural lie (F"r b"un-
darie- of D"wer land, see Return If the
r"mm'sl"n"rs Ia the writ for admea-ur-.
ment at Dover, flied in THIS "fli:r i9th
July. 1857 TIa who'e tract ~ lit b. sod
su'jeci 10 said claim of Dover, the put
chaser to take p"s.c sion a. that porto"
assigned 10 he widow. ~ Dover. nj the
lin" "f her d-a,h, and of the remaining
O"e iiundr, d aud Ska two acres, on the
hrst day Of J..., rary next
The crops NOW gr"" irg on thrs. several
tracts are excepted from 'he sale aud the
lurchas-is will tKe possession Of said lands
ON the lst da' of January mkt.
TERMS-a sutiicirnrv sf cash 20 psy
the costs npt" 'he.timc nf sale The bnlnncs
on a credit of Dne md rwo years with
interest i0m She daT If III -, payabl- in
equal annual lnSia'Imrnts, and secured by
The bonds Of the pUrrhns - wi h good aHd
sufficient surctes and mortgages of the
premises
Purchasers 10 paw for ali p1pes
K. q BILLINGS. C. h |. ID.
August 7lb, 1867 At
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IN kQUITY-Lancaster.

IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
Joh Gardner and WIN. w. Bill for In
B'aekmon' Administrators, junction and
vs. /" mnis shul as.
Bartlett, } and James II sets.
Wither-poon, ct AL
In accordance wuh the derretal order IN
tbs Ease made at get June Term, all and
singular the creditors OF Ranf,. d Horton,
deceased, are hereby notified that they are
restrnined by Injunction from further pro.
eerding and from commencing suits "g ain ST
the Administrators Of sad decua -ed |; aud
sad creditors are further nnlrtied TO pre-
sent snd establish their several and respec
tive demands before the Commiss iUn.r OF
this Court on or before the 9th day Of >o.
vembrr, next, otherwise said claims will be
barred X, G. BILLINGS.
july 81, l867-2m e Il. l.. d.
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IN conformity TO the decretsi order made
in the above stated cause a, Jane Tern.
1867, the creditors Of 5 R. MqsseV. dc.
ceased. sre no,ifi-d that they rre required
to hle aud rsiablish their respective demands
against the Es ate of said dsceased. before
the Commissioner " this Court on or be
fore the first dav of January. next; failing
90 TO do, said claim. will 20 barred. 81
X q. BILLINGS, L. T.. Id.
Com'rs Office, LANCASTER c. H., 8. c.
July ~, ls67,--3mos.
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226 Acres.

more or les. h""nI"d bv the Sta'e line b..
tween Nor h md South CArolInr, tive lizard
Cod Mine tract. lands Of Allen Morrow
AID others, and lying nn Six Mh- Creek.
The Tract kn"wn as the 'S'rwart place"
Iyi"g on Wnxhaw Creek, bounded b, land Z.
81 M"blev. Il Sims. Is Mas,-y.
John Fos'er Elihn uuorc. aud Estate land :.
Of >. Is. Massey. containing
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In Equity Lancaster.
John 4 Robertson, hdm'r. ! Bill for Injunc.
-, w. ton, TO rar
'ohn w. a, Porter. and shat assets. 70
wife, aud Others. seII IanGs Re.
lief, &c

IN conformity TO the decre,al order NJ
this C"nrt mad. Ia the abnv. .,,,sd .,..
nj June Term, 1867. alI mud sinouI,, m.
rreh,'"fs "f John Clybnrn. decea-ed, IRE
hereby notified that they are res ro;n.d nv
me Injunction "f this Court from suing In
ah' OF te law Courts on thpir olnims
ag"'n-. the Estate Of snid deceased and
'hey are further notified and reqnirrd to
prescott aud establish their snid claims be.
,"r,' ire I"fnmissi"ner of this Court on or
Del The 1t day Of Oc,"ber next, other.
wise said claims will b. barred
X. G BILLINGS. G. Id.
July 24th, 1867 Am r-
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$50 Acres,
$50 Acres.

more or less. bounded bv lands Of NJ C..
H""'h's Estate. Il. e.. Delaney ard Others.
The "p"tt. cd min. tract" con; lining
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COMMlSSIDNER'S SALES.

UUWMiNDlUAHn y D1HEN.
@, r. Cureton aud others, Executors,
w. J. White and wife, aud others.
(Gil for Irjn"ctiorh SIDE of lands, Dover, to
Mashal Assets, &c.)
IN Eqttity lancaster
UNDER the -ru-r uf the Court or Foni-
", in this cuse IN rds al last Jume Tenn.
VIII sell ai public ontcry. at Lancaster
Court House, on Mondav, the Second duy
of September, next, the land- drscrihrd in
The p'e"dingS. ia this eas,. belonging 20 the
Estate Of W J Curer"n. dec .a-ed. con
stst'ng ot the following tracts all situated
IN Lancaster District. TO wit:
The "Iiome Tract" continuing
$50 Acres,
more OF less, bounded 5y lands of John
Porter, tn Stat" bruutarv between North
"nd Sunlh Cnr"linu lands Of NiIin,n Con
snr' and If J"hn Ivy. and Is ing d rectly on
the pnbc road ir"n l.1urn Ier Cnnrr IInu-.
To Charlotte, t"e eiys miles from the former
place.
The tract known us the Steele plnce."
COntaiuIun
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1000 A ores.

more or less The Mills have been lately re
built and are in good order. A first class fifty
four inch Circular Saw, capable Of saw
ing from
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STEAM MILL
b 4 N DS FOR SALE |!

&- THEUNDERSIGNED OF,
@Sa SSE4 FERS Tor sale his STEAM
ymm6iE SAW MILL and PLANrA.
TlDN -w " lies E,s, Of Lam.
caster Court House. The Plantation contains
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04
Opera House,

( Mr.. Buchanan presented his impersona-
tion of macbeth" in superb manner last
night at the Opera House, to fair and ap-
preciative audience. His conception Of the
character he rendered was admirable. He
left nothing undone-i was finished to the
last detail7-not oyerstrained, but literally
natural and perfect. His voice, gestures,
costume and manner were all that the most
fastidioos could wish. Miss Virginia Ba-
chanan, as Lady Macbeth, rendered the
character in excellent style, and the audi
ence testified their appreciation by repeated
demonstrations ofapplause. The company
sustained the leading characters, and eye-l
rything went as smooth as clock-work. %
b Tonight, the last but one Of Mr.. and
Miss, Buchanan and the star company,
il set apart for the benefit of Miss Virginia,
on which occasion will be performed the
very celebrated American play, dramatized
from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves well
known story, entitled 'Uncle Toms Cabin
Mr.. Buchanan as Legree, Miss Virginia as
Eliza and La Petite Emile as Eva, support
ed by the whole strength Of the company.
Miss Buchanan is deserving of good bene-
fit. Let the citizens Of Columbus give her
a bumper. .ll,. f,,ses t.' ',l..,'...
Saturday afternoon there win be a grand
matinee. .Jif liaiiHH Hu-J~ ttIetatI ifA 1910 ltp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04

Wmot umo Bupreno NOAEe UAAT A'O'
1t appears, from brief dispatch In the
telegraphic column this morning, that a
case Is before the Supreme Court Of the
United States, involving the question as to
whether Alabama is In or outof the Union.
The statement is furnished that the preva-
lent opinion in Washington is that the
Court will decide the State in the Union.
Being in the Union, it will necessarily fol-
low that the State is entitled to immediate
representation, and that her electoral vote
can not constitutionally be rejected, at the
next Presidential election. Such decision
will be crushing blow to revolutionary
Radicalism, and will demonstrate at least
the wisdom of the Presidents policy.
Nothing can be more certain than that 1t
will greatly enrage the Radicals, who will
talk and bluster about getting rid Of the
. Supreme Court in some way or other. Ex-
cept through the most fragrant usurpation
and requiring the exercise of force, this
can not be done, for the reason that the
people are not much inclined to follow the
Radicals to any such extremity. So long
as the Supreme Court Of the United States
shall inflexibly adhere to the Constitution,
all patriots have cause for sincere rejoicing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04
Negro Suffrage in Ohio.

The Cleveland Leader, seconded by the
Toledo Blade, and other Radical journals,
has been urging its party in the present
Legislature to take square and open ground
in favor of negro suffrage in Ohio. To
this end, the newspapers referred to ask
the Legislature to propose to the people
the adoption of an amendment of the Con-
stitution striking out the word aolite there
from. In recommending that this amend
ment be submitted to vote of the people,
the Leader finds an ally in an unexpected
quarter. AT their meeting IN Columbus to
appoint delegates to the Sth of january
State Convention, the Democracy of Frank
lin county adopted resolution declaring
themselves in favor OF the ,negro-voting
question being brought to an early test by
submitting it to a direct vote of the people
Ia the manner indicated by the Leader and
prescribed by the Constitution. Whilst
declaring themselves in favor of having
the people vote upon the question, the
Franklin county Democrats resolve also
that their own votes would be cast against
a change. So it would seem not unlikely
that if the Leader fails to get all of its own
party in the Legislature to =" face the
music" it may find Democrats to aid in
bringing the question to direct decision
of the people at the ballot-box.-PIdin
Dealer. .. .
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tFor the statesmsn.l }
Attorney General.

MEssRs. EDrroRs :--At the 9Th of Janu-
ary Convention, Marion county viii take
pleasure in presenting the name Of H. 7.
VAN FLEET, Esq, as a suitable candidate
for Attorney General of the State Of Ohio.
Idesire only to mention this fact through
the columns Of your valuable paper, and
to say that Mr.. VAN FLEET is thorough
lawyer, ripe scholar, an Incorporating
Democrat and an excellent speaker. Ma
rIon county will feel highly hOnored If he
shall receive the nomination, the first, i
believe, she has ever asked on the State
ticket in her history, while the Democracy
OF the State will never regret its action If
It shall see proper to place him in nomina-
ton. gHAH Y s3'Al fH t9f ,it
In 1868 Mr.. VAN FLEET was the opposing
candidate against the Hon. VIM. ii. WEST,
present Attorney General for State Sena-
tor In this District, and made vigorous
canvass against that gentleman and for the
Democracy. Yours, truly,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04

The following transfers Of Zeal estate
were filed for record In the Office of the Re-
corder Of Franklin county, January 3,
1867 NJ VIZ M
william J.. Sheppard to John IL. Kauf-
man, forty-one acres OF land in Jackson
township $4,000.
Thomas ii. Ortman to Joshua Ortman,
forty.one acres Of land in Norwich town
shlp-$200.
Charles Frederick to 0bed Miller, thirty
feet off the north side OF lot No. 20 in Bart
let Hulburt 6S Smiths addition to the city
of Columous-$2.000.
John W. Steward to Andrew J. ARler,
eight acres and eigbty-four poles of land
in MifIIlh townshlp-S3SO. EW fRWF Fj
Matthias Martin, Auditor Of franklin
county, to James Legg7-a tax title TO Lot
No. in thetown ofIockbourne, gBl
Allen Latham, Jf, to Mary Bedford and
} Bridget Gargan, lot No ~ ip Lathan's ad-
dltlon to the city OF Gol6mbus-S750. ~