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COURT NOTICE.

ITO the Olerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Sandusky
and State of Ohio. 1t is ordered that the
Courts of the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State of Ohio, for the year 1869, commence
and be he'd as follows;l g,
FIRST SUB-DIVISION. -
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FOR SALE.

H The subscriber offers for sale his farm, To-
Gated in Ballvile township, Sandusky county about
five miles from Fremont, on the south side of the
Sandusky River Said farm contains lis acres,
about 40 acres improved, balance heavily timbered.
Soil black sandy. The improvements consist of a
good log house and barn, with other out buildings
good orchard Of all kinds of fruit. Two never
failing wells on the place. For price and terms en-
quite Of the undersigned. VIII be sold low to a
cash purchaser. [47-52pdl FRED'K SECRIST.
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Your Committee appointed to sudit the
withip report respectfully represent that
they have.duly and carefully examined the
same, and compared it with the books ofsaid
office; and report that said books are kept in
due form and that the fOOtings herein are just
and correct. Rfsava hnofsr
JAMES b. FOWLER,
PLATT BRUSH Committee
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THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In The County of Gagd1oga,

/ In The County of olyd6ogd,D
- Z 49, - - 4=---.s e--+
DIsIRIcr CoURr-On Monday the 18Th
day of Septemb,r. ---...- ~
CcHNOE PLEAs-<n Monday the Sth day
Of February, on Eondsy the 10Th day of
May, on Monday the Ist day of November,
and that said order be published for three
consecutive weeks in each of said count es,
in the manner provided by law. The Hon.
Walter z. Stone, one Of the Judges Of said
District, was duly notified of the time and
place of this meeting, but failed to attend
Witness the official signatures of a ma
jority of the Judges of said Fourth Judicial
District, at the Common Pleas Clerks Of
fee, nrthe City, Of pleYelaud, IN said Guy
ahoga -eoanty, this 81 day Of October, A.
D. 1868.
JOIN FITCH,
STEVENSON BURKE,
SAMVEhB PRESTIss, 'ODeAs' Fl
HoRACE FOorE,
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified administTa-
tor of the estate Of John H. Curtice, late Of sam
dusky county, Ohio, deceased An persons indebt-
ed 70 The estate are requested 70 mske imHeiliste
payment; and those having claims against the
same VIII present them to the undersigned for al
lOWanee. J. Il GREENS u.
Nov, 10, 1865, ss-4s
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: SECOND sUB-DIVIsION.


DISTRICT CoURr-On Monday the Oh day
of September.
CoSMoN PLEAs-On Monday the 18th day
of March, on Monday ths 7th day of June,
on Monday the 10th day Of November.
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In the County Of 4saina.

DISTRICT CoURT-On Thursday the 9Th
day of February.
COMMON PLEAs-On Tuesday the 9 h day
of February, on Tuesday the 25th day of
May on Wednesday the Both day of Octo-
Der.
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In the County of Erie. q

DIsrRIcr CoURE-0n Wednesday the 5th
day ofMay.
CoMGJN PLEAs-on Monday the Ist day
of February, on Monday the 7Ih day of May
and on Monday the 4th day Of October.
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In the County of Summit.

DISTRICT COURr-oas Friday4he 10Th day
of September. ss
COMMON PLEAs-On Monday the 22d day
of February, on Monday the Sd day of May,
on Monday the 25th day of October.
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nc Ohio IlegisIatHre.

On Monday, the pad inst, the Ohio
Legislature viii assemble pursuant to
adjournment is thought it viii be
adjourned untiltbe first Monday in jan
qsry next
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In the County Of Lucas.

DIsTRIcr CoURT-0n Monday the 18th
day of April. stl.4.f z q
CoNMeN PLEAs-0n Monday the 22d day
Of February, on Monday the 24lh day Of
May, on Monday the lst day Of November.
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Tax SrArE OF Ono,

SASDUsEY COUNTY, SIS.
l. J. R. Gepharf, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in and for said County, do
hereby certify, that the above is true
transcript of the Journal entries of said
Court F fAl
Attest, my hand and the seal of said
Court, this Oh day of November, 1868.
j. r. GEPHART, Clerk.
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In the County of Huron.

DISTRICT CoURT-On Tuesday the 9th
day of April. o.,
COMMON PLEAs-On Monday the lst day
of March, on Monday the 7ih day of June,
aud on Monday the s;h- day of November.
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In tie County Of gaadaskz.

- -'-.-FI = y = =
DIsrRIcT COuRT-On Monday the26th day
of April.
CoN4oN PLEAs-On Monday the 9Th day
of Februar :, on Monday the 10Th day of
May, on Monday the 18th day of October.
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Caught in Their own Trap.

CauSMe III - MeAE .ObNA 4I0Ps
The Democratic Legislature, last
winter, passed law requiring election
tickets to be printed on white paper,
but allowing no mottos or devices to be
used. The benighted Democracy of
Monroe county, didn't get the news,
and consequently had their tickets
printed with the motto 'The White
Mans Government over the top. As
this was violation of a wholesome
Democratic law, the entire Democratic
vote was thrown out, by the State Can
vassers, and the entire Republican
County ticket declared elected, al
though the county is strongly Demo
cratic. If there is not a aWeeping and
wailing and gnashing of teeth' among
the faithful in WOOdsfsld, there never
viii be. Now would not be bad
time to emigrste to that region.
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Death of Hon. James G. Hall.


Hon. James C. Hall, State Senator
from Lucas county, died on Friday last
He is described as man of genuine
public spirit and of marked ability.
He was born in Cincinnati in 1912, and
in early life engaged in the dry goods
trade. Subsequently he engaged in
the grocery and commission trade, be-
came prominent among the men Of
business, and was Chairman of the
Chamber of Commerce during 1856
z. Meeting with disaster in I847-s,
he withdrew from business, and entered
the Postofiice as assistant Postmaster,
70 his father-in-law, who held the posi-
ton. he dying, soon after, the Office
was conferred upon Mr.. Hall, who con
tinued in that position until 1854, when
he entered upon the work Of pushing
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad en-
terprise. To his great energy it owes
its success He subsequently became
a resident of Toledo, and in 1883 was
elected State Senator from the Toledo
District, and has twice since been re-
elected. He was named as candidate
for Congress, against Ashley, the past
summer but declined to enter the arena.
His remains were taken to Cincinnati
for interment, and we're followed to the
grave by a large cODcourse of citizens.
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BRIDGE FUND.

RECEIPTS.
Balance on hsnd $256I 60
Amount col. Dec. 20, 1867 3282 10
Amount col, Jure 20, 1865 2l36 80
Total $3.50 SO
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TLAII bhU ID,
A. B. LINDSEY,

M0TIUE.-Amslia Stone of the
L \ STATE Of Michigan, viii take notice that
Henry Tuttle. Of Orleans county, New York, did
on the 9th day Of October 1865 fe his petition IN
county Of Sandusky, in the State Of Ohio, against
the said Amelia Stone, alleging that said Amelia
Stone is indebted to the said Henry Tuttle in the
sum Of ,O70 66-lOO, with interest from Sept 3Sth,
1854, at per cent, for money had and received By
said Amelia Stone; and that said Amelia Stone has
eyer-since her Indebtedness became due, hael- alb
sent from the State Of New York, where said in
debtedness accrued, and asking Judgment for said
sum Of 81 ,07O 66-lOQ with interest at = per cent.
from Sept, IS ls54. la
And the said Amelia Stone is further notified
that an order of attachment has been issued in said
action for the sum Of q, ,OTO 66lO0 and interest,
against herr and that she Is required TO appear and
answer said petition on OF before the third satur
day after the 10th day Of Deee4abeE, 1888,
ByJ, u. LsEAEoS, his Atty. rt-nn3
Clyde, o., Oct. 90, 1858. tsF 40.
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IN tie Couaty of O4tawa.

1
'-DIsrRIcr COURr-On Monday the Sd day
of May.
COMMON PLEAs-Oa Tuesday the 26th dsy
of May, on Tuesday the 26b.day Of Oeto-
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Mem A0uertisen.euts
Saturday, December 2G, 1865,

At one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, situate in
the county of sanduslSy, State Of Ohio, to-wit -
The north part Of the east part Of the southeast
quarter Of section five 5,l township four a. north
seres out of the southeast corner thereof said tract
hereby described containing exclusive of said three
l3l acres, seventeen % acres Of land, and being
portion Of the same land conveyed by Lewis Leppel
man, Admir-, of the Estate of John Pickett, de-
ceased, to Elizabeth Pickett, subject to the life
estate of Elizabeth Pickett in seven 7 acres there
Of Appraised at s775,0O.
tfsE< JOHN L. GREENE, Jr.,
Master Commissioner Of Sanduslzy Co., o.
Nov. Il, 1868. -47td.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF
L the United States, for the Northern District of

Ohio.
,t In the matter Of eH
TomPsi9s 9ss4,5;1s I Barker, n B1nhruPt'y e
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
Notice is hereby given that second general
meeting of the creditors Of said Bankrupt viii be
held at NorwaIk, in said District, the S0th day
Of November a D. 1865, at 10 o'clock A, n, at the
Office OF Franklin Sawyer, one Of the Registers m
Bankruptcy in said District, for the purposes
named in the twenty-seyenth section OF the Bank
rupt Act of March 3D. 1867.
WIN. E. HAYNES, Assignee.
Dated Fremont, o., Nov 10 1855. 46-d
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE.-In pursuance Of an order granted
by the Probate Court Of Sa1duslyy county, Ohio, I
will offer for sale, at public auction, on the 18th day
Of December, 1868, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
at the door Of Court House, IN the city Of Ere
mont, Ohio, the following described Real Estate
situate In the county of Sandusky, State, Of Ohio
tO-Wit: g.
Lots Numbered one a. two ls,l tWenty-one l2l,l
and twenty-five a., as designated on the recorded
plat Of the village Of Hessville. Subject to the
dover estate Of Mary Myers therein, and appraised
at S365. rft .r. 'rs~a -. = = 5 .rrt
TER1IsoF SALEs-Cash in hand ei5s Ep 5rf I
MARY Ny ERSs GuardilnO Of -
Joseph Il. Myers, ct al
ByJ. L: Greene & Son, .Att'ys; q ~ $3.50
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALB.G
H On Wood street, second House from Cro9han
street. Enquire of s4S-4ss J. REL.
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CLARENCE H CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, chairman FINANCE and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Yiee-President. - .-f
EMERSON W. PEET, secresary and Actuary.
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aSUCC E SIC N SALE. aaiosa
Of L, G, Hynson, Jr,. deceased

Succession q :, Z, THynsons XII deceased
} eises yflqa NO.. l101. ii,ti ..3aas9tiai Il
iDURSUANT to an order Of the District
IL Court for the Parrish Of Rapides, State
of louisiana dated Decsmber,gthe ed,
1866, oand issued to me in this snjt,ii direc,
,,ting,ine sen for the payment Of debts, the
following property: I shall offer at Public
Auction at the Court House door in the
Town Of Alexandria, La, at Y O'Clock. n.
on
the 18th day Of JANUARY,
fst"*A '''A lBSs.a ~ a.itaef-
all the mo,vvabIes Of the Succession, consis.
ting Of House and Kitchen furniture 500
Bushels O0rn--54 Bales of Hay AZ Stacks
Of Fodder--One Horse--One Stove Horn
Cattle potatoes--54 bolts 81, Tagging
800, Pounds iCctton-One Hot Groceries,.
Alhthe ether lmevables belonging TO the
Succession. f,,.a s..,.e.....2.i a.,,,;
notes, on the Spot ssa1gi s-Ai. se92filt;
2 JOHN CORDUKES, s. 7,
Administration.
Jan. /, 1868 ids, Prs fee 50 60.
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! SUCCESSION SALE. :

Succession ofoqiad BIN tsu0ysa,, I'd 81
Al. Haanot,,ai}91eiGi ssoAeq lVs4l woi35
DURSuANT Dan, order aofthe District
L dCourtihIand f6ttle Parish of Rapides
State!of Louisiana, and issued ctos me in
this snit, directing NE to sell fer tue pay.
mentoEddbts theilfallowing 3ptepertN, !
shall offer at public auction on the planta4
ton of, the deceased, at l2M.,on
SATUIRDAfthe 18th of JANUARY, 1868
MI the movables of the successiotS eonsis
ting in part of s Mules-7l BaggyyJ Horse
9 Mares and 8 Colts-13 Plows~T Ok Wa
gon. 3 YoksloxsEiafaTo Buggy and
Harness. Gold Watch, Lot of House aud
Kitchen furniture etc,
TERMS: CASH on the Spot
II - ]. "! HADNOT,
s.t t.,;sas y,eg "a Administrator
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7 5 now prepared to repair and renOYate
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