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Partition Notice.


NANCY HICKMAN, Joseph Hickman, Peter
IN Hickman Isaac Asael Hickman, Nancy
Jane Hickman, and Joseph Myers, of Monroe
County, 0hio,will take notice that John Dorr,
on the 7th day of December, 1867, filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe County, Ohio, demanding partition OF
the following real estate in said county, to
wit: The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section thirty-six in township two
of range four, containing thirty-nine acres
more or less; also, part of the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of section
thirty five in township and range aforesaid;
commencing at the southeast corner of said
lot, running west along the line to hollow;
thence north with the mesnderings of said
hollow to the line along the north side of
said lot; thence to the northeast corner of
said lot; thence south to the place of begin
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Said petition will be for hearing at the Janu-
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JOHN DORR,
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Notice in Partition.

GIDEON MASON, David Mason, Lewis G.
VI Mason, William Mason, Elizabeth Bryant
and Richard B. Bryant her husband John W.
Mason and Ruth A. Mason, of the State Of
Ohio, Minerva Mason. of the State of West
Virginia, will take notice that petition was
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Va AAkAChACGkAA w kUu SAAtAAAACs e.
When the question was before the
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fefring TO the Cabinetof Mr.. johnson
'swas SO wanting in manhood, in honor, al
s'to hold his place after the politest in.
sstimation by the President of the United
Estates that his services we're no longer
'sneeded, J. certainly, as senator, would
'seonsent to his removal at any time, and
ESQ would we ALL 49, ie
It seems that the Senators, who SO ex-
pressed themselves, did not know Stanton
They did not then suppose that any mem
Der. of Mr.. Johnson's Cabinet was SO de.
void seef that, fine sense Of honor and
manhood, which is inseperable from the
gentleman, las to remain in o position Of
such close personal and confidential re,
lations with the President as q Cabinet
officer must maintain. Stanton has pro
ven himself to be that man. With whaI
contempt will he be regarded by every
gentleman, al, home and abroadi Ant
the members of the Senate that voted tc
force eso1mean-spirited fellow--such |
contemplate sneak-upon the President
have exhibited temper that must lowe
them in the estimation of every citizel
who is himself not wanting in generous
manhood and honor. The conduct Q
Stanton and the conduct of, the Senate il
the premises is a disgrace to the Ameri-
caneharacter. w eas g
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