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TOLEDO MARKET.
Partition Notice.

John N. Laferty, Matilda q. Mansfield and
tiilead Mansfield, her husband, Tilman Lat
ferty, Harrison Laffsrty, Martha A. Hic kle
and A. HIckle, her husband. Mary G. Cole
and David Cole, her husband, John Allen
Bell, Angeline Bell, ROLAND Bell, Osborn Bell
and James Bell, and Isaiah Bell, guardian for
| said ROLAND, Osborn and James, and Sarah
Laiferfy, widow of John Iafferty deceased;
Will take notice, that on the list day OF July,
A. ID. 1868. tho undersigned He'd petition
in the Court OF Common Pleas of Hancock
county, Ohio, where the same is nov pend
ing, demanding partition OF the following
premises, situate in the county OF Hancock
and State of Ohio, tO-wit the north east
quarter OF section number twelve, Q9) In
township number two, (2) south OF range
number eleven Ql) east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres of land, more OF
ess.
The undersigned demands that dover be
assigned in said premises to said Sarah Lat
ferty, widow, ani that partition be made as
follows: to John N. Lafferty, Matilda Mans
field. Tilmsn Lafferty, Martha A. Hickle
Harrison l.afferty, and the undersigned each
one seventh part; and to Mary C. Cole John
Allen Bell, Angelina Bell. ROLAND Bell, Os-
born Bell an8s9 HeA Bell, each. one forty
Al the next telms96{e i'd Court, an appliea-
ii1icn % as cesdmnssffSs. es dmsffs Tn order t" hA"- -
LEROY q. LAFPERTY.
WHITLEY, BLACKFORD u HARSH, Atty's for
Petitioners.
july2iwI. July Il, 1868.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

IA Just published, new edition of DR.
Culverweli's iebrated Essay on. The
radical cure <without medicine) o
ephsrqatosrhoea,- or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses. Impotency. Men
tai and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage. etc., also Uonsu mption. Epilepsy
and Pits, Induced by self-indulgence or sex
ual extrayagance.
s~Rrses, In sealed envelope, only
cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years sucessefsl practice, that the alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
CURED without the dangerous use ofeyternal
medicine or the application OF the knife;
pointing opt mede OF cnre at once simple,
csrtain, Aatsebhctoai. by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi ton
may be, may cure himself chsaply, private
ly, and radically.
~ This Lecture should ce in the hands OF
every youth In the land.
Sent, under seal, in q plain envelope, to
any address. postpaid, on receipt of siI
conts. or Two post stamps. Also, Dr. Cul
verws lI's 'narriage Guide" price Is cents
Address the Publishers,
CHAs. ]. C. CLINE Il CO.,
l27 BOwery, N. Y, Post0 Box 1886
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Local Business Notices,
Cheap

Cheap.
Those sea- side hats at Maley 4
Rothchild's are going very low.
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New Thing.
Samuel Powell has opened a new
Jewelry Store in Charlie Hall:
Clothing Store. He has fitted up hi:
department in fine style and filed i
with an entire new stock of clocks
watches and jewelry..
Abundant success to him.
Pointing Upward.
The large hand, made for the tow
er of the nj. f. Church, by DIR. S. j
Mills, was fixed to its place or
Wednesday last. 1t was something
of a job, as the hand weighs upwards
of three hundred pounds and is very
awkward thing to handle at an eleva
ton of over one hundred and sixty
feet. The hand is over six feet in
hight, beautifully gilded, with the
dexter finger pointing heavenward
emblimatical of the road people
should travel.
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| Organ Concert.

The concert at the Congregational
church this evening, promises to be
a splendid affair. The services ol
Prof. Bunker, a fine organist, have
been secured, and every effort will be
made to give an entertainment wo--
thy the patronage of the public.
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Capillary Adornment. .

The best is the cheapast. Use
"Barrett's Hair Restorative" FIRST
Premium awarded. Sold by Frey IL
Ettinger.
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Latest style paper collars at Houp
IL ByaPs.
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Linen coats cheap at Houpt IL
ByaPs.
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Land for Sales

The undersigned offers II private sale the
following described property to-wit One
hundred and sevents, acres, 81 tuate in Port
age towns hip, about three miles north west
of VanBGren, on the MeOrhead road This
Is aluable property, well timbered, and
will he sold cheap
Also, forty acres in Marion township, on
me MI blanchard road. adjoining tn farms
OF NJ q. Whiteley and Charles CrOu Sc. A
log house and out buildings. and a good
wen OF water, are on the plac G, which is
well fenced and partly cultivated.
Jun26n665w ELY PAXSON.
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A tull stock of ribbons, straw corG
and braid at Asley & Rothchiid's
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Comfort.

Goods cheaper than the cheapes
at Houpt & Byars.
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Summer hats and caps at Houp,
Il Byars.
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Abundant success to him.
BENTON ITEMS.
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
Our village still continues to pros
per; there are quite number of new
buildings going up this Summer, and
there is a good prospect that our
town will get to be as large as New
York was once. The woolen factory
is doing splendid business, and is
worthy the patronage of all growers.
l understand that MIR. Samuel Whis-
Ter, one of the proprietors of the -four
ing mill, has sold his residence to
Rev. Perry Foltz, and will build
again nearer his mill. James Nc.
Clish and Bishop McClish have form
ed co-partnership in the grocery
business. Our Summer term ol
school has just closed, and Mr.. Oren
A. Ballard deserves credit for the
ability and fidelity which he manifest
ed in conducting tie same as teacher
PICNIC.
Last Friday, at the close of Miss
Anna Van elders school, in District
No. 2, the scholars were formed in
procession and led by their teacher
to beautiful grove on the bank o.
the Blanchard for picnic. Aftel
appropriate exercises an excellent
repast was partaken of, and a genera
good time enjoyed.
OBSERVER.
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FOR The CAMPAIGN.
Make Up Your Clubs.
The Cheapest Paper in Ohio

That every man in the county may
be able TO possess himself Of espy
of the JKFFERsoNfAN during the pres.
ent Campaign, We will send it to any
address, from the 10th of July to the
both of November, five months, at
the following rates, cash in advance
Single subscribers, 65 Cents.
Clubs of ten, (each,) so Z"
/" twenty, (each,) As
thirty, (each,) 40 I"
Let our friends in the different
townships take hold, and they will
find it q small matter to raise club
of twenty or thirty.
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Timely rhymes these

y
There's sort o'ohsp they call Seymour
A strange composition called Seymour,
Who stoutly declines,
Then happiness finds
In accepting, does Horatio Seym
Hi diddle, diddle, Hendricks and his fiddle.
8. +. q. jumped over the moon,
While PsndIeton cried I o see such sport,
And Seymour ran of with the spoon.
Sing song of Seymour,
And Blair full of rye
Every Tammany injun's
Fingers in the pie.
When the pie is opened
Little birds will sing,
"SsymOur, Seymour wants to be,
But never will be king
Blair In the wigwam,
Feeling very frisky,
Full of high ambition
(synonym for whiskey;)
Seymour out of doors
Showing off his clothes,
Long comes Ulysses Grant
And nips of his nose.
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Pwe Liberty White Lead

Il the wHIrssf, the MOST DURABLE, and econo.
nicai WHITE LxAD in the market.
twill do nere and tfftert work. at given
cost, than any other Lead. kak 50
WarrauoeaSt6. Give Sali sfaction.
Buy it and you will have no other.
Nanufaotursd and patented only by
xIEGLER 4 SMITH, philadelphia
For sale by RUTHRAUFF & CORY,
Dealers in Hardware, Paints, IOiis, &C.,
Findlay, o. marl3no43. .6m
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AsSignee,s Notice,

N the District Court of the United States,
l. for the Northern District of Ohio.
In the matter of Elias Helpman, Bank.
rupt.-ln Bankruptcy
Notice is hereby given that by order OF
said Court, there Will be Il second general
mecling of creditors in the above case on
the 25th day Of July, A. ID. 1865, at ID
O'Clock, at the Office of NJ. 3. Wa lke er, Regis
Ter In Bankruptcy in said District, for the
purposes named in the 2Tth Section OF the
Bankrupt Act of March I'd, 1867.
q. T. DUNN, Assignee.
no9-2W.
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Life of Gen. Grant.

When it became probable that
Gen. Grant would be our next Pres.
ident, quite a number of literary gen
tlemen at once began gathering facts
connected with his life and threw
them together for publication in book
form. Some of them are, in the main,
truthful as far as they 60, but mosl
of them are imperfect. We have be
fore us one which is supposed to be
more authentic than any other YET
issued, from the fact that the author
Charles A. Dana, the editor of the
New York San, assisted by Gen
James III. Wilson, were both intimate
with the illustrious General for long
time. The work is not gotten up Oh
the spur Of the moment, but thu
greater portion of it was written be
fore the subject was mentioned as
candidate for the position which it ii
confidently expected he will fill. Th'
mechanical part of the book is per
feet.
The agent, Baker Daily, viii visi
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The agent, Baker Daily, viii visit
our readers for the purpose of solici
ting subscriptions, and We bespeah
for him a cordial and profitable re-
ception. 80
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Gen. Albert Pike, said, in a Sey.
mour mass meeting at Memphis, last
week: "This is struggle for life, OF
death. Our honor dearer than our life
is at stake. The man or the set of men
that denies me the right 10 vote, in
the State In which l live, is not my
political opponent, but my personal
enemy and deadly foe.' That pike
needs another spearing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-23

tee to report certain amendment 10 the Sin
for the relief Of destitute persons in the South.
Referred TO tbs Military Coumittee.
Mr.. Cattefl, from the Conference Committee
on the bill 70 prevent the contrpcticu Of The
currency, reported and the report was agreed
to.
Mr.. Sherman presented . report from she
Committee Of Conference on the bill reliey>
Ing from tax cotton. saying that they were
unable tp agree, sud moving the appointment
OF another committee, and instrurlinR them
TO recsde from the Senate amendment and re-
port OF The amendment allowing the iuporta.
ton of cotton free Of duty.
After discussion, 1t the suggestion Of the
sntho1 Ar. aheFman modifisd his fesolatiop
by providing the further conference asked for
by the House, and that he members Of the
committee on the part Of The Senate be in>
stfucteA to rscsde from the Senate amend
ment, providing the House accepts the amend.
ment relative TO imported cptton.
Mr.. Morton moved TO amend BY providing
that the enaire tar be nspended ill after
1858, and sitter that year it be one cent per
pound.
After further debate the amendmsnt ~.
adopte1-25 to %.
Mr.. Howe introduced bill providing for
800 HSs1s " osN0 1hV fskVC0UuIuku UxOuGHt
- the State courts against internal revenue
collectors, thsir deputies, and United States
Marshals, to the courts Of tho United States.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Howard introduced bill granting a.
ternate sections of land to the Northern
Michigan railroad company, in the extension
OF the Northern Pacific railroad in the same
and to the sans amount as provided in the
act grantisg lands TO the last asmed comma.
ny through Minnesota and Wisconsin. The
road is to run from Saginaw City. Michigan,
to the Straits Of Mackinav, and thence TO
point on the Montreal river, near the south
shore of Lake Superior. on the boundary line
between Michigan and Wisconsin.
On motion Of Dir. Harlan the Senate took
up the bill appropristing $25,oO0 for the tenn
poraEy relief Of destitute people Of the Dig
Irict Of Columbia. The amendment or the
committee, reducing the amount to $4,000,
ras adopted, and the bill vas passed
The rssolatios 70 admit Mr.. Thomas, SEN
ltor elect from Maryisnd, on takiEe the oath,
vas taken up and debated BY Messss. Doc
title, Drake, Upton and others
The debate was interrupted BY the an
souncement Of The death Of Representative
Soeli.
Eplogiss were made By Messra. Henderson
md Drake, and the customary resolutions
ldopted.
Messrs. Morrill, Of Vermont, Sherman and
hendricks we're appointed secosa Confer |
nee Committee on the cotton tax bill.
Adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. e.
At the second conference Of the Committee
On the bill to repeal tbs tax on cotton they
agreed TO report to their respective Houses
that the bills as passed by The House shall be
adopted with the Senate amendment taking
the tariff of Of coarse India cotton. thus IN
accordance with the instructions which the
Senate gave 10 the committee appointed by
them this p. m.
General Banks, Chairman of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, il preparing
report and bill relating to The arres, and
imprisonment OF American citizsas. The
report will embrace full details Of The arrests
recently made BY The British authorities. The
Committee will meet tomorrow. when the re
port and bill viii be laid before them, aud
should aelion be taken General Banks will
bring the matter before the House to morrow.
"a aecpnnt of the contemplated reduction
OF tie naFgl and marine forces the estimated
reduction in expenditures for the next fiscal
year will be $ss,270.5s2 10.
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FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, ian. 81.
Intelligence from the city of Mexico, to
the 18th inst, have been received.
The Government supports project to buy
twenty-four frigaies, each State purchasing
one.
The quadrnple alliance has been concluded
between Mexico. Peru, Chill and Bolivia.
Juafez gave banquet TO the bolivian MIN
lister.
Kidnapping operations are increasing in
number. Senior Alvarez, Of Morelia, had
been seized by the robbers and was obliged
to pay ransom Of S28,O 00.
Congress had declared Yucatan 10 : state
of siege Campeacby and Tabasco each sup
ply Eve hundred militia 70 pu. down the re-
belliop. The executive is to appropriate
100000 monthly to defray the expenses Of
the campaign, the appropriations to cease by
April.
Perpario Dias will sncamp witA.he remains
der Of bis troops after the expedition has
sailed for Yqcatan.
TIE State Legislature Of Prebla has abol-
ished bull fights,
General Haven has been made Provisional
Governor Of Tamaulipns. Fl
The moment Escobedo heard Of the rebel
lion in Yucatan, be threw one thousand in.
fantrG, fully equipped, iata TAmpico- A
steamer, nth troops, vas seady ts3ease Vera
Cruz for Yucatan.
Guadalsjara was openingLsk Chapalla to
navigation. -, e
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LosDos, Jan. 2l-Evening Mr.. Traif
va dhchrge1 from arss. At Cork thia mora
in1. He has ssnt tho following dispsscb, b
Atlantic Cable, to his friends in America
i" have just been released on the interven-
ton Of Mr.. Adams. ! have brought suit
against the British Government for one han
died theuaand pounds damages.
(6ikned| Gso FRAscIs TRAIs.''
NEw YoRK, Jan. %.
The Hereids special saD: The causes
leading to Trains arrest were these: An
named Gee, . fellow passenger
Of Trains, informed the officers on the tug,
who boarded the Scotia at Queenstown, that
Train had said he came to Ireland TO organ.
ize the Fenians and commence the 6ght.
Train was arrested upon this information.
Gee denied giving such information when be-
fore the court.
Consul Eastmsn, at Queenstown, vas ex-
needingly active in Trains behalf, and Min
ster Adams ct once saw Lord Stanley, who
ordered the release of Train. Lord Stanley
lisasowed the act on the part Of the Govern
nent, and stated that the local authorities
we're solely responsible.
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WAsRixoTox, Jan. %.
The Committee on Ways and Means to-day
had under consideration that part Of the new
internal tax bill relating to manufactures.
While it is certain they will recommend that
the taxes generally be taken Oh manufac.
lures. there is evidently disposition on the
part Of the committee to keep the tax on ar
tieIes Of luxury, such as jewely, plate. car
riages and the like, and also on gas and coal
oil. There is a probability that the tax will
be removed from raw cotton. The bill will
not be reported for several weeks TO come.
The Fifth Annhal Report Of the Colonial
tion Society waa to day presented to the
Board of Directors. Receipts Of the year.
s52, 1879; disbursements, ss4 00O-which
compelled the sale Of invested funds TO meet
the difference, to the amount Of 5000 EN-.
igration during the year, $685. Applications
for passage to Liberia in May next have been
received to the amount of 10000. The
treasury Of the Association is nov nearly
empty, and an appeal is made to the friends
of the cause for aid.
General Ord has left for California.
The Commerce Committee have agreed
upon the House bill prohibiting contraction
Of the currency, With provso that new notes
shall replace tAo3e which are destroyed o.
mntilated.
John P. Hale has rendered his resienation
as Minister q. the Cour, Of Madrid, and new
appointment viii soon be made
CHICAGO, Jan. %.
The Posts Washington special says: There
is considerable talk in politicsl circles to-day
over the fart that Elihn B. Washburne res
tesday lodged Vote on The Reconstruction
bill. He vas in his seat, and voted for the
Butler amendment, but when the formal vote
was taken be did not respond to his name.
This gives rise to the surmise that he was in
faeneed by General GrSat. =
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FROM DIES MONIES.

I
DEs Moisrs, Jan. g..
The Legislature now holds but one session
dag.
Ia the Senate yesterday committee was
sppomted TO visit the Asylum. a resolution
was adopted enqnlring into the expediency
OF authorizing wites TO take possession OF the
property of inebshte husbands. for the bene-
ht Of their families. a communication was
received from Governor Merrill transmitting
the information tia. the claims for eanippine
the second and third Iowa infantry have been
allowed By the United States Government.
In ile House yesterday petitions we're pre-
serted asking for increase in Sheriffs fees,
and for more stringent liquor law. A me-
mortal was read ffom the Board Of Supervi-
sors of Plymouth comfy, demonstrating
against changing The line Of the Dubuque
Sioux City RAILROAD. A resolution was
adopted asking Congress TO restore to the iu>
rFsdiction of the United States District Court
the same cases that now come only before the
United States Circuit Court.
Bills we're introduced as follows: For the
classification Of Iowa Incorporated cities and
towns; to regulate the sale Of property for
taxes where the same exceed the value of the
property taxed; ID enlarge and define the da-
ties of County Courts; to provide for taxing
Indemnity Swamp lands; for the appointment
Of an Efficient short hand reporter for each
Judicial District.
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FRoA CHICAGO.

CHicAGo, Jan. %.
The Republican State Central Committee of
ILL.,, al its meeting in this city to-day, agreed to
issue call for State Convention to meet at
Peoria on the 9th Of May next to appoin,
Delegates to the National Convention and to
nominate Presidential electors and capdi-
dstes for States officers The basis of rep
rasentatioh in the Convention, A agreed up
on, is that of the vote for General Logan for
Congressman At large in 1865, the ratio being
ons delegate TO every four hundred votes.
There will be four hundred and six delegates
in all
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BUsIlNGsoI, Iowa, Jan. ~.
N. n. Winton, the we'll known agent Of
the Chicago, BarlinetSn q QSisey Baibea@.
of this city, died suddenly, & . O'Clock yeSS
terday afternoon, Of apopiexy. He was sit-
ting 81 his desk, apparently in bis usual
health, shsa his hssd fell forward, and be
expired almost iumsdiatslys
BosTos, Jan. %.
Three hundred and Fifty barrels OF spirits
~ers seized here yesterday ~ Rsssnas II
spector Connolly, Of Nev York.
ST. LoUls, Jan. %
All The parties engaged ia th6nfize 6xAtrn
Sunday last, 10 which Ihonss AcOa6R Ms
kIllsd, vAe have bean Arreat4d, hAse been
ssnf e Bellvfile jail, 70 await the action Of
the grand iasy.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Dcgrqrg. Iowa, Jan. q.
4 boy Ven years of age, son of T. w. II.
shEfAssaac Of tsisa city, was thpaun from a
horse yesterday afternoon. en- Main street,
and injurfd SO severely that be died al ten
o'clock ibis morning.
FgovfDyycr, jan %
Hon. Charles L. Bradley, Chief Justice OF
the Saprefae Court, has resigned
BALTsaoRr, Jan 22
The Republican Convention IL called for
March 9Th, to elect delegates 10 The National
Convention.
BosTos, Jan. %
A convention of the manufacturers Ct Eeu
Engiand 4ssepblcd 70 .dGy, and organized By
choosing A. Gray, of Boston, President, and
fily or rnbre Vice Presidents. J he morning
session WIS occupied by the appointment OF
committees and listening to The Presidents
speech, which was well received. The aiten-
dance is Large.
ToLEpo. Jan. %.
L, A. Chaplin, the General Superintendent
Of the Toledo, Wabash d Western Railroad,
died at Springfield, Illinois, at ..55 ID 3 after
noon.