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Assassination in Tennessee.

The Nashville correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, dated January 18th,
thus alludes to the late brutal assassi-
nation of Senator Case, of that State !:
''The cowardly and brutal assassina-
ton of Hon. Almon Case, Senator
from Obion, Weakly and Henry ceun-
ties, has created most profound SEN
sation among the citizens of Tennes-
see A few months since the Senators s
son, lad of sixteen years, while on
his way to the house of worship, where
he had just consecrated his young life
to the service of all good, was shot
down in the public highway, and car
ried home bloody corpse. With the
weight of this great affiiction upon him,
Mr.. Case took bis seat in the Senate,
and, in his usual calm, courteous and
kindly manuer, discharged the duties
of his office until the holiday recess
permitted him to return to his bereav
ed family. A week ago to day, as he
rode along the way, in company with
a young man he knew very well, he
was shot down in cold blood Oh,
who can fathom the grief of his bloody
corpse, following that of his son, was
borne into his de5olate home! May
the Good Shepherd pity and defend
them
1.-The feel ling in the Senate, now in
session, is one of the deepest SORROW.
The chamber wears the habiliments Of
mourning. The chair and desk, on
the left side of the chamber, vacated
by the murdered Senator, are embodied
in the old nag-the flag he loved SO
well and for which he died. That va
cant seat, draped in mourning, pleads
eloquently, though silently and sor
rowfully, for law and liberty. He be-
ing dead yet speaketh."
1t is thus that the true friends of the
Government are ruthlessly butchered
for their political opinions, by the reb-
els of the South How long is this
state of things to continue?
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Notice in Partition.

IiTON COWGIiL and MARTIN
WI GIBSON viii take notice that pc
tition was filed against them on the 26th
day of January. x. D.. 1867, in the Court
of ComElon Pleas. within and for the
county Of Wyandot and State Of Ohio, by
Susan Cowgirl, Guardian of Warren Cow
gill and Elizabeth Cowgirl, and is now
pending wherein the said Susan Cowgirl
as such Guardian demands partition Of the
following real estate situate in the comfy
of Wyandot and State of Ohio, to-wit:-
Lots number four a. and five 90, in sec
ton twenty eight (2S). township one a.,
and range fourteen (l4), containing sew
enty-thrce acres;
Also the southeast corner of the west
half of the southeast quarter of the same
section. containing five acres;
Also part Of the northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section thirty
three (33), township and range aforesaid
containing eighteen acres, and that at the
next term of said court or us soon there
after as counsel can be heard. the said Pc
titioner will apply for an order that par
tition may be made of said premises, and
for the assignment of dover therein.
T. L. GRISELL,
Attorney for Petitioner.
January 81. l8GI.-GW.
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TsegaI NotdSe.

Peter Brayton & Mary Ann
Brayton, his wife, Plt'fs, Court of Com
Us. mon Pleas, ,Wyan-
Frederick Fl. Wonder dot county Ohio.
and others, Def'ts.
TANES OGG whose residence is unknown.
;! will take notice thai a petition was filed
against him and Others on the 4th day of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1867, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of Wy
andot and State of Ohio. by the said plaintiffs,
Peter Bray ton, ,and Mary Ann Brayton his wife,
wherein the said plaintiffs demand partition of
the following real estate situate in said county
of Wyandot, to-wit: The east half of the
west half of section seventeen (6), township
one ~, and range thirteen Q3), containing
go acres;
Also the northeast quarter of the north
quarter of section twerty (20), township and
range aforesaid, containing 40 acres;
Also lots numbered eight (S) and nine (9),
in said section, number twenty COZ contain
ing 40 acres;
Also the west half of the northeast quarter
of section twenty one (2l }, same township and
| range, containing 80 acres,& for the assignment
of dover therein to Margaret Ogg.
Said petition charges that the said James
Ogg holds one undivided ninth part of forty
acres of land in Seneca county, Ohio, and also
like undivided ninth part of the north hal
of the south west quarter of section twenty
nine (29), township one a., and range thlr
teen (l3), in sald Wyandot county, and has
also received from the common ancestor gift
or Advancement of tT enty- five hundred dol
lars in money, all of which the plaintiffs ash
may be taken into consideration in making
partition of said premises. The SAID Jame
Ogg is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before th'
third Saturday after the l4th day of Marcl
next.
T. e. GRtSELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Notice in Partition.

NTIILIAM H. COOK, John W. Cook, Jo-
w shua Cock, Betsey Cook and William +.
Wolf, of Wyandot county. OHIO, and Solomon
Cook, Daniel S Wolf, John H Wolf, Oliver s.
" off James D. Wolf and Joshua F. Wolf, Of
Marion county, in the State of Illinois, will
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 2lst day of January A. D., 1857 !,
in the Court of Common Please. within and
for the county of Wyandot, and State of Ohio,
by James L. Cook, and is now pending, where
in said James L. Cook demands partition of
the following real estate, to-wit:-The East
part of the north fractional quarter of
section twenty seven (27), township two ~,
range fifteen Q5). containing fifty -four acres.
Also the east part of lot number one (D, of
tke same section, containing thirteen acres.
And also lot number two (2), in same see
tion, containing fifty-two acres, situate in the
county Of Wyandot and State of Ohio, and at
the next Term of said Court, or soon there
after as counsel can be heard, the said James
L. Cook will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises, and that the
dover Of the said Betsy Cook therein may be
assigned.
T. L. GRISELL,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Jaausry "a, IS67-6t
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GARrBALDr has written a letter ex-

0AnADALDl UI1tbCA d lCGLCI CA
pressive of his sympathies with the
Republican party of this country, and
his hope that peace and Union may
be-restored. He urges the President
to come to terms with Congress, and
applauds the election of collored Dep
uties to the Massachusetts Legislature.
This noble general has always raised
his voice for the perpetuity of the A
merican Union. During the war he
could not sympathize with rebels: that
brought down upon him the malace of
the corperhoad rarty of the North
We notice that lie has become a par
ticular object upon which the rebels
press launches it's invectives. The
Cincinnati Enquirer is foremost in this
nefarious business. In recent arti-
Gle il labors to make the people believe
that Garibaldi endeavored to enslave
the epeople of Southern Italy. Nothing
is further from the truth. 1t is well
known that after he conquered that
country, it was submitted to the peo-
pie whether they wanted to become
subjects of Victor Emmanuel, and the
response was almost unanimous in the
affirmative.
We have not thus spoken because he
happens to belong to our native coun-
try, but because in Garibaldi we have a
noble and brave soldier, bold vindi-
car of liberty, who possesses heart
that beats in sympathy with the op-
pressed of every land, and because, al
though an italian, he is at heart a true,
genuine American.
The people of Italy idolize Garribal-
di. We have before us dispatch an
noucing that the municipality Of Ven
ice has rendered the thanks of the city
to him. He will live in the hearts of
posterity, and be revered by millions
yet unborn, when the whole rebel crew
and copperheaGs will have sunk in the
vortex of well merited oblivion and in
fanny. He loved America, to which he
owed no allegiance, while his revilers
wonld fain have destroyed her.
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NOTICE.
PIT, ". & G.. Je. r. 60.

PIT, W. & c. R. r. GO.
SrPTRIN' ANTS OFFICE, WEsT,N DIT.}
Fort wayne, Ind Jan. %, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that j. III. VIII
~ LIAMS, NJ. ID, of Upper Sandusky,
Ohio, has been appointed Surgeon for this
Company. to have charge Of that portion
of the line between Crestlene and Forest,
Ohio Agents aud others are hereby
specially notified that none but the above
named Surgeon shall be called to attend to
cases of injury to passengers or employ
ecs, except in great emergency. when
others may be called to act until the ar
rival of the regular Surgeon, who must in
all cases he Notified Immediately by tele-
graph The Company viii not be respon
sble for the fees of any Surgeon, unless
specially employed by an authorized Ag,t.
Approved by the General Srperlntend't
CHAS Z. GORUAM.
Supt. Western Division.
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quested me to GO and consult you, but
] said no, you were quack like all the
rest of the travelling doctors but she
insisted, and | concluded / would but
not until l asked my family physician.
He said go, for | can not do anything
more for you. | went and the conse
quence is / am we'll man-what
never expected to be at that time. |
am man Of fifty four years ofagean
can do as much work now as I ever
could. May God bless you always.
j. B. HULL.
Read what Miss Alvira Hornbeck,
Of West Liberty, Logan County, OHIO,
says in regard to my treatment of Col
tre, or Big Neck:
WEST LIBERTY, O., July %, '66.
DR.. Belville-Whe you told me that
you could and would cure my neck in
six weeks | did not believe YOU. But
/ am compelled to now for the swell
ing has gone away and I am WE'LL
When can you come and visit this
place again? | know Of twenty diff
ferent ones that have the big neck, and
want to be cared, the reason they did
not call on YOU when you was here
was because they thought you was a
hum bug, like the rest of the travelling
physicians, but they are now convinc-
ed that you can do what you say you
can, consequently they are very anx
ious for your return. [ remain, Doe
tor, your friend and well wisher,
ALVIRA HORNBECK.
n. B-I treated her mother for as
TINA that had run for eighteen years
and cured her. II you doubt, write her
and see what she says.-Eliza Hornbeck.
I have some over four hundred just
such certificates as these, all from
friends and neighbors in your own
State, County and country joining you,
and from the most influential and veal
thiest men, SO You can see for yourself
there is no hamlug about this, for I
warrant cure.
The Doctor charges for al medicine
when received and if they Do not prove
to do what he says they Will, the mon
ey will be refunded on his return visit
i'll April.
REFEEENcEs-My patients foi the
last seven years.
Jan. 81 lmo