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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

\ young lady, while standing in an open
window in Morgantown, Butler County,
Kentucky, the other dsv, rcceisetia slight
shock Nom fash OF lightning. On her
recovery it was found that an ailantbus
tree standing near the window had been
accurately photographed, by the electric
flash, upon her breast.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
Esayias. inc s-2c's In Green
f..4.ffs. -.il q, hacks ..ft

/ ysnpposc itiobe law fol, and just for the
unhed States TO pay, These bonds In green
hacks, and Suppose them 10, be so paid
what u,eaab Msa& arc the rights of the
holders of The greenbacks, and what the
obligation OF tue Government. upon them;
These are questions Which should be wen
considered and wcll undeIstoed., ~ a,g
\ gecnoaek IA ssirhple promiseto pay
the hYider so hifiy dollars II anindiyjdL
Hal gives s,lcL s,note, he is bound 10, pay
the money Siienerer tits called for. This
is familiar..rule of law everywhere, and
is gseyer Stoned {, 1.-THE eovynnen,
could be sncd, vrery grcenback could he
issued on flicsay afttr thesdcmanSlSpf pay
ment, and ne sinpupt recovered with in
ftere>i from the day otlsnland; such is the
niAure.oftine gree ni.ackss and, such the oh
legation Of The United States upon them.
But1itrecenes ih,the law making green
backs a legal tender, Some intn say, when
have got she. geenlaaeks for my bonds,
and present thcm Cor pa ment, u the Gov
eminent may pay me ia another lot OF
greenasess ana when present this sec
ond lot for payment, they will give me o
third lo'. and 30 on 'ad tufntuna. ~
Loob II die enprrf,sy of such a'copsiruc-
ton Of tbs laE-ia'Tlsc LATED States is the
debtor, and ,haialctsdr declares, byia law,
that ber. promises to pay money shall be
paidoniy il Other, pr6mises making her
solclrrp oil "a JOS "a con.empGble lie ,on
the face OF them. Courts ofjuslice would
not susdnnsnch aIcehstfdctien, If rthc
[spefjRa5 odd " sot befdfs Them. =. = ..
But this is mol. myo point. Suppose, the
legal terslsr law. authorizes the payment
Of greenbarks m other greenbacks. ,'Tiier
that law IL 'hpsthing Tess than absoluie
bare-faced, shameless repud;ation-a dec
laraiioktsisil ,heiworld BY This great ma
ton !het. She VIII never pay This homes,
debt, not besapSs she cannot, but she vii
not; deciassiios that ishe will. keep on
giving yga'newiprdmises to pay forever
but wiz never pbY yos the money az, li', =, >
Tl.isjs ths very hest that can be made
oytt q eG ihe PepdletPa lbeory of paying in
grseskasks. cItis Iepud;atiqn in its mean
lest form, seeking to hide himself under TAT
cplqssefsrQe legal .teshniealitH -H THU
grcsts uAHoi-ds te,bo.disgrpeed, by eyer
sseniins Ffe . Sanction ssaeH'ssnavery., w,
may well pray the Lord to have mercy or
us.- Corrcsfso,sacace Gss. -CYronY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
NoffhwesfSInds Conference.
The Observation-Disclosures OF the Com
mittsca6f EafslNvea Indiana Conference
o,,41,e Hafe 6f,bc fxuHfrX G71csis fliT N

10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a the Noin-
mittsc'b f EsnMwea ISfliana Conference
on ale State fihc country, rob Bin -
REPORT.
The Church 'antloeivllag government are
both OF God and iheiro relations 70 each
othef afs clearly denied in the Bible
The mission Of Abe CHURCH is 10 spread
Scripturslh holiness .sbsongh the, land and
withshiswork she best inseresss of the
State ars intimately. c~asly connected:
for rigAteousaessexaltsthla nation while
sin-with its haFvestsI of vice, of crime-is
sNpa'sclito any people, elnil 'sso Ira
The mission of the Church is both gen.
eral and specific i TO- the swsrld, TO 'esch
ip<ifvidusiz- 1el,snust pray for all that are
in authority, and ebake sin and the sinner
in high places as well as comfort the feeble
minded. and preaeh tlic gospel 10 the poor
To die sin epl snation. laden with iniquity,
She must lift her warning voice, and make
her appeal in tSdppet tones, as inithe days
Of NE ptophetS; While = he PERSONAL Of,
fender she must preach Jesus and the Res
'urreciion, and reason of righteousness,
and nd gnent tt5cope- TN he
shall fear and snblc = did Felix, 81, feel
and confess ssdiAIAgrippse in The days OF
the AIsslIez at3er appeal md application
must ue 20 HE RATIONAL Is weIl as ihdiyid,
ual conscience. qpiiek enipg II, end purging
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

The latest dispatches give a Re
publican majority Of from 1000 to
5000, sure. Yesterday morning
conflicting dispatches left some
doubt as to the resuH, ndcausetl the
Democrats to appear some what .ju-
baant; but Chi! transient hope soon
efacd id looks or sadness when this
morning It was found that there was
a complete Republican victory thro'-
oss, Tbs TIL, LfaislatuF IS will i'll be; Re
pub-ican, caaseanently p gain sof q
United States Senatorss- - sssu d :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

$50 35I0HV8rsJ - 49,
-s1TAcilastAweelss Issue or the Densoz
erat,, and inst before election said,
Let leading pemoc watch the
~ - > IflFi Pes .fcsf ffr 49,. ts.1,H
polls and Ecxapipel Democratic tckl
els before they asebdvetetE Bogus
tickets are issued jsyath Q RAIDS and
-four aavice Is not he,sled. We viii
suffer loss By Radieh ssadd.n This
was written With a vies TO make peo-
pc befive tllatthe Republican, party y
composed Of eorruptieae and vice.
tAat their press;hcrewas an instrus
ufent in their hand to aid in the per-
petration of an kinds Of frauds We
apprehcnd, however, that instead Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
New Advertisements.

hNrARto FEMALE Cananda
y gna. y. Y. Renowned for situation and advanta
ges during - years. Tsrms r.asonale. II. RICH
ARDS, 4. VI. Principal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

but finding the Inspectf k1xorable, and
that she would be compelled to undergo
pighrs ip,prjsppmept in tber cells unless
he abnidhtseSrstssh e ,snbhifted To- the
force of circumstances and handed over the
zrorry.- She was then allowed to depart,
and, accesAAkldl lss fkhhsles fkiehd, got
into carrisge.suhwes drivcnaoff."
sNqseiuserDi lais wenaa had committed
an offeuse against ihe iaw or slre'hsd not
Ifshechad, no discretion was vested IN the
Inspector tofcmis the proper penalties for
a pecunisry consideration, and his plain
duty was 10 siiBs iherbcf3rc competent
tribmiaI fusWsd OF cna. psundingia felony.
If no law could reach her and she had a
rigGsioagea INTO Z esfHage and be driven
off" then was the Inspectors conduct
eqaafly ta* srfantablc, and his exiortioh
Io<neaey BY threats Of incarceration. chow
ever .gaudablc his motive an unauthorized
ard criminal abuse OK temporary power.
The police force should learn that their
Junction Is TO enforce Law, NOT to make it,
~. y. Ere Trydes.. = % - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

Grant majority. ......... 80 votes
Tlle dlecaorf of Grant cannot be
ieopardizea even IL the unorgamzed
States of Virginia, Mississippi, and
Texas shall vote contrary to law
TheyrmoAd lave only 90 votes, and
if given ID Seymour, would leave
Grant still 81 ahead.
When the immense moral influence
of Tuesdays election on the other
States is taken into consideration
who supposes that Seymour will car;
~ Cahfornias or Nevada, New York
or Connecticut Tie fight in New
York will be conducted by the Cop
perhtads for the sake Of their Stste
and local tickets alone. .Henceforth
Seymour and Blair will be at a dis
CT mt They will have no future pat
ronage.tb Distribute, no. Offices of
honor or profit at their disposal, anil
there will be none so.poor,asF to do
them reverence. The Grant and
Colfax tide viii rise. higher each day,
and the confidence of their support
efs esfexcstsonger until tile close of
the polls, The. Presidential election
was decided on Tuesday. The twins
are born, and their names are Ulys-
ses and Schuyler The mother is as
comfortable as could be expected
The daddy, old Uncle Sam, is as hap
Ply asa clam at high tide.lCzicGgo
Iri5uue. 1 II A. " &1Cft.sSS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15


The Presidential battle was Tough
and won on Tuesday. The verdict OF
thej ury of the people was rendered;
Grant for President, and Colfax for
Vice President, for four or eight
wears from the 18th ofMarch next
The election on the 81 of November,
will be merely formal-entcring up
the October verdict on the records,
So to speak. All efforts put forth by
the Copperheads on the November
election will be the. result of rurc
desperation and for the purpose of
dying game. We can now predict
with almost absolute certainty, what
States Grant will carry, beyond any
doubt viz: Maine, Massachusetts.
Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania Obio. Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin. Iowa,
Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, North Carolina,
West Virginia, South Carolina, Lou
isiana apd Florida. Total, 203 cleo
toral votes. ~ iiir .-.l -
Now give. the Democrats every
State which they dare to ask, and
have the faintest shadow of hope
of Winning, as fellows: New York
New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware
Maryland, Kentucky, Georgia. Ala
bama, Arkansas, California, Oregon
and Nevada.
Grant-22 STATES certain 4 .::90s votes
Seymour-i2. States ,uncertain.... ia votes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
Eors club Of. 60 rnd a Thrss Po b z;


,o .a rh. no,,
rt.os sysds pass shirt EfvSft cot s'lia ca
Studs. All Wool Cashmere Tor rants. zine Nhite
ConnierpaDe, Large size. ] elsgant Balmorsi SKIRT
2o yards brown OF lrathed shcrting. good quality
yard vile elegant 100 picture mer9ec'- 'oun ID
Photo. Alb1m. | donble lens stefeoscoPe and IL
Foreign Views silv"r-piated engraved = hotfie
Castor Elegant sin FAM With Ivory or Sandal wood
irpies t,atlefsd eose anu PStg,ea- t,ie.i SaSsing
kfit.Ssa tPft. very ~ qua ,iya I,p Qps~hneed
hahpf: ipeysscme tE7deA ard Nvnel tApescl 20
yd-,rsso.lfS,nt. 49, Tue a6sa-k t2sse ssssrr;
pr vTt fHsnify Ladl2 xrse xepgreS R"'asc doz-
nsetnsHrlowels. MeoWn fgSeIs bsr slSer Ies-
sertFsfS 2Hdi@ hfgr toi .Norccso hateling
Bag tenoy Dies I11tcrn = dozen elegant sill,
fns soss a. sss,s e ehss-
ed sQii11'At1ing. Pc. HaieF high, eus Daimorai
Bosfs< fsSEant Dria5oe .Dr9hs psttetn fsNiolin
~ bow, iapox eoa,pse.s.f set Jewslry. spfs, ear
For.sSlas Of SO snl r,v. sell.r.-l
err,sSs ipr All Wool pisukess' ID. silver lrr
E S s aha fsss'sss ss ~ ,"s
S.ss Sss FOR s 10 ssss .sssa
Satin Para sol heavily headed and lined with silk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
Hail &c the Chief

l-'ss - -src7 - rnla iii si5R~
Eai e.if 80 s.f--s 90
fs1n 49, sros - - ,i.aa
4ara. boz,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
Our Commissions to Agents.

Exceed those Of every other establishments VI tn
kind,-prsof Of this can Re Found i'm comparing our
premiums with those Of others FOR CLUBS OF TIL f
SAME SIZE, in addition to which We claim TO give
bettsr goods OF the same charaetct. 80
We trHkseRdto Aaeuts f,eeOf charge
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

CataIogpe OF gooQs sent TO 2py address fKEE.
a kHKKEK & CO..
sos. .: sR aaa: "a! "a sPass ST. bosia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
The Rattle Fought and Won

w. BEcKNER, Secretary.
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An Oh L,.lN. In "a bad FIX.

A very good widow, who was looked up
to ly the congregation to which sho be,
longed a. an example OF pioty, contrlved
TO bring her conscience 10 terms tor one
little Indulgence, She loved porter !; aud
one day, Just as she had received half n
dozen bottles from tho man who usually
brought her the comfortable beverage, she
oh, horror Undiscovered two OF the grave
elders Of tho church approaching her door,
She ran the man out OF tho back door, aud
the bottles under the bed Tho weather
was hot, and whilc oonversjug with the
sage friends, pop went cork
"Doar me-, exclaimed the good lady,
there goes my bed cord it snapped
yesterday the same. must have another
rope provide
In few minutes, pop went another, FOL
lowed by the peculiar hiss OF escaping
LIQUOR. The rope would not do again, but
tho good lady WAS at a loss.
Dear mo- said She "thSt black cat ol
mine must be atsome mischief under there
Scat!"
" Oh, dear me" she said Il had forgot
Il is my Yeast, Here, Pluience, come aux
take these bottles Of yeast away "
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ReeChcr ON IkIssIng.

IL. w. b. thus speaks ,ot his hero and
heroine ia Nurwooi:" "lt was evening
twilight, They sat atone in the porch. A
few late blossoms of tho Chinese honey.
sucGlo shed down trace of perfume
through the air. There were no locuSts
singing, no katydds, nor gnrglng orickets,
aud yet some soft sounds certainly heart
Not BIRDS surely! think that il must have
been the Plash OF one houey.sucklo against
another, Yet thero is no wiud to nave
them hear il egaml Listeu 1t is like
the falling of drop OF dew into tho silver
lake from some birehen ledl No. that Is
rude. IL is asil two dreams floating in
tho night had clashed or like the joining
OF two prayers OF 1--we on their way mp
ward, or-nay il was a kiss-pure, sacred,
holy! II was tho souls sympathy, when
words fail IT, Itis the hearts sigh, or in
teriection, when il has feeling ior which
there 10 40 expression!
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Josh billings Answers To Cor
rnSnnnN NCnlS.

IowA-Dun't press the matter tew mutch.
The only way tew heal gal ov the Hwonis'
IL to git her wanted, aud then stampede
things brisS)y.
SnARPLy--Tho best thing ! know ov for
tight boots W small feet,
ALpNNY--l kant tell you what the usual
hlo insurance ratio IL. Perhaps Andy
Johnson kan tell you; ho has lately been
rcinsured, his policy having about run out.
MIKE-lt amt necessary that prayer,
tcw he good, SHOULD bo very long or very
loud. | havo used ono like this years,
and it suits me 40, Lord! visit mi heart
ru,t mi head next aud mi pocket last
MASON" Man want but little here bo'
low" may have been iruo when 1t was
iust written, but over slnco the war ho
wonts awl he can lay his claws ON
. BARoN--l read yuro pomo caroinlly; 1t
wont anscr. 1t il tew much longer than
it il wide. Poetry iz II good deal like
clothes line, very apt tew spread length
WAYS il at awl. Most everybody some.
time during their lives hav the poetry all
ment, list az they hav tho teeth cut, but
one teeth cutting satisfies everybody but
the phools,
ABioAn.- Bonnets continue to be worn
vet the present stio iz about the size ov
kold huckwheat kako, leather are not so
much worn this spring on akkount ov the
gratc supply OF bobtatled ROSTERS in the
kuntry. ts.H. ...#f
Iizly-The gentleman w inquire about
IL batchclor ia full communion by protes
sion hiz habits for honesta IL good he
pays cash tor hi2 whisky aud bill yards.
FARMER-I kant yu tell how much oats
il IL best tew plant on an aker. but think
at ruff guess, that Is or 20 bushels wont,
be u CRATE pleuty, never had but years
chance at farming, but If mi memory
serves me righ; land never caught her II
! a lje) rye must DO u good crop to raise io
old rye sells now quick for 6 or dollars
! gallon.
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SuEWEFF'S SALE.
Edwin Reed,

Edwin Reed,
vs. ) In Wood Common Peas
NJ. r. Todd ct al.
by virtue Of an order sale issued in the above
cause by the CLERK of the Court ut Common Pleas,
Of ooa County ohin, and to me directed and de
lverod, will otler for sale at public vendue, at
the door of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, on
MONDAY, March 10, 1858,
Between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day, the following described real estate, tn.wd;
The northwest quarter Of section 80 township
1, range 10, eonAiuing 100 aeres /, aud the east
part Of the southwest quarter OF said section 80,
township I, range 10, containing so acres and
the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter af
section so, township 4, range 10, containing 40
acres, all in Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff
J. + 4 5. II. PEIcs, PlaintiG's = Attorneys.
Perry SbUre, February IS, 1858. 49ess
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NOTICE.

I0xEcUTOR'S NOTICE.
P. 3. Sleyin, Executor
Of Geo. N. Parsons will, In Probate Court Of
vs.. Wood County.
Catharinc & Isaac Esmay. r.r
The said defendants are notified that said exec
utor on the 10th day Of December, 1887 filed his
petition in said Probate Court, asking for the sale
Of the undivided half Of the following lands to- wit:
The 4 ne y and the JSnw 4 and the sw q
OF the ne 4 Gfsec 49, and the Il Sc q OF sec 2S, in
tp A. range TO- in said county, continuing $50 acres.
Upon the above lands said defendants hold mort
gage for the sum OF S2GSS Ms evidenced by the
four promissory notes Of said Geo. n. Parsons,
deceased, and Earl Merry, payable in four equal
annual payments, from January lS, 1867. Said
executor will ask for order Of sale Of the undi-
vided hal: of said premises, on the 25th day0f
Marc,, 1868, and said defenants arc required to
answser by that time.
7. S. SLEVlN, Executor.
]. F. PRICE b BRowS, Attys.
Pcrrysburg, Feb. ~, 1868. did$G IS
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A DAYTON correspondent writes; The
friends nf Vallandigham say that no is
now for war TO tue Snt1 against the party
mahagers in Ohio. Thoy say that there
will bo third party, with Nsliandigham
at the head. and that il viii triumph over
both tho old parties IL this programme
does not succeed, then there will be civil
war, and here will be NO Senate of the
United States in less than two years The
details OF this programme are too serious
for contemplation. Things are working,
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Cor & CLAY, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, February 10, 1868 42cs6 Is
N AsrEn COMuIssIONEH's SALE.

John Whitbeck,
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
David Stratton ct al
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public venduc, at
the door Of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, of said
county, ON
MONDAY, March 10, 1868,
Between the hours of and O'Clock 7, NJ, OF
said day, the following described property, to-wt {;
In-loi No. sixteen (le), in section sixteen tl6),
in town four ~, north Of range nine 90 east
commencing 81 rods north, 26I6 east of wherc
the railroad crosses the Defiance Road, end eighty
three (s3) feet east, 26fo south of said railroad;
thence east 26lSe south fifteen l5) rods; thence
south 26H > west twenty -one and one-third (2lI5l
rods; thence west 20lS north fifteen us rods F;
thence north 2l1S rods, to the place Of beginning,
containing two acres, including the steam saw
mill, and all the buildings now erected thereon,
situate in Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. ENERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
GEORGE STRAIN and J. w. CUMuSGs, Plain
tih's Attorneys.
Perrysburg, February IS, 1865, 42es9 IS
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Our Strap 9euuk,
THE LAGER"

BT POST.
Once upon an evening bleary,
r~ While ] set nc, dreamy dreNry,.t NJ q z
IN the sunshine, thinking ovcr l- a. q
Things that passed in days of yore
While nodded, nearly sleeping,
Gently came a somcthoing crecpihg'
up my back, like water secpng,
Sleeping upward from tho aour.
ats cooling breeze" ] mrttered,
"From the regions 'neath the floor
Ouly this, aud nothing more"
An distinctly I remember
II was in that wet September,
When the eatlh, and every member
Of creation that " bore,
Had for weeks and woeks been soaking
In the meanest, most provoking
FoCgy rains, that, without Joking,
We had ever seen before,
go knew IL must be very ...
Cold and damp beneath tho floor
Very cold beneath the floor
So set me. nearly mapping,
IN the sunshine, stretching, gaping,
And n feeling quito delighted
With tho breeze from nc Nh the floor
Till found me growing colder
Aud the stretching waxing boldcr,
And myself feeling older fr
Oider than I'd felt before
Feel that my joints were sitter
Than they were iu days of yorc--
Sti6or Than they'd been before.
All along my back the creeping
q inn gave place u rushing, leaplng,
As If oountloss frozen Demons
Had concluded to explore
All the cavities the varnIinls-
'Twixt me and my neither garments,
Up into my hnir aud downward
Through my boots into the floor;
Then iclt myself a shaking,
Gently shaking more and more-
Every moment more aud mnre.
Twas the Agcr, aud u shook me
Into heavy clothes, ard took mo
shaking tn the kitchen every
Place whore there was warmth in storcj
Shaking till the " china" ratified,
Shaking till my mulars ratified.
shaking, aud with all my warming,
Feeling colder than before
Shaking till II had exhausted
All iis powers to shake me more
Till il could not shake me more.
Then II rested till the morrow,
When It came with all the horror
That It had tho laco to borrow,
Shaking, shaking as beiorci
And from That day in Scptcmbcr--
Day which | shall long remember
II has made diunal visits,
Shaking, shaking, oh, SO sorel
Shaking on my boots, and shaking
Ne To bed, r nothing more -
Fully this, if nothing m.rt.
And to-day tho swallows fitting
Round my cottage see me sitting
Moodily within the sunshine, ..F
just inside my silent door,
Waiting for the Ager, seeming
Like u man forever dreaming,
And the sunlight on mo streaming
Sheds M shadow on the floor
For am to thin and salow
To make shadows On tho hoor--
Nary shadow any moro
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cCHooLExAMINERS NOTICE The Board
- will hold their next regular session for, the
examination OF Teachers at
Weston, Friday, March Z 1863. t.s,-
Applicants need not apply for Special Exanit-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings Of the Board. a.Iftt.
Allcorrespondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, atWeston, .. ~ y
"a D.A. AVERY Clerk. I
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n EGAL NOTICE.

Melchor DunNi and sally Dunkle, Of the State
Of Michigan, and Eliza Jane Searles tresidence
unkuown) will take notice that Eliza II. Bates,
Administrators Of the estate of John Rates, dc
ceased 40 the lat day Of February, 1868. filed her
petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas. within and
for the county Of Wood and State Of Ohio Go
which they, with others, are parties defcndinN,
the object or which is n foreclose n certain mort
gage deed given by said Dunkle, on the SW = Of
the SW Il of sectihn %, and the NV 4 Of the NV
a Of section 27, town 4, n Of u +, so acres
more or less, in Wood County, 0hip. to one Henry
Harsh April 8, 1910, to secure payment Of said
Dunke's note Of same date, for 5000. duly as
signed tn said John Bates, April TO- 1851, then
living. since deceased, which is due and unpaid
$500 and annual interest thereon frum date-less
Endorsement thereon Of interest paid by said Dun
kle tn 22l August, 1856 praying that the Court
find the amount due, tor a dccree. for foreclosure
of said mortgage and in default of payment there
Of, within reasonable time namsd by the Court,
fir an order to appraise, advertise and sell said
described premises according 10 law which said
petition wil be for hearing March H. March Term
OF said Court 1885, and unless they answer or de-
mur, be taken as true, an decree accordingly.
ELIZA n. BATES,
Administrative estate J0hu Bates, decd.
Bv George STRAIN, Attorney. tt
Perrvsburgh February ,, 1858. 4liSl2