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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-11

ALPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS. 10
ALPHABET BLOCKS I... 90, 80, SO, and76c.
KISDERGARTEH BLOCKS "t''3.f =.
HILLS UNION COLLEGE BLocKs..... ..Fl go
JOHNsoN'S BUILDING BLOCKS. ..:.!........ I 50
CKANpALL's MASQUERADE BBoCKS........s 70
CRANDALL's FxPKEsSIoN BLOCKS. .:."... y 5O
SWIFT BUILDING BLOCKS. ...!..... lrOu
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. '..',.
A varied assortment at prices ranging from 50c.'
toslZ. o!ts;s-s ,s.,s - : ais>.1i '.a's4i,
GAMES. s.l;r
NV stock of games embraces all the new and most
aSSrsETTE. OR PARLoR BILLIARDS tnew)..$6 90
BEEHIVE OF, FUN--ioldtng-bnard game -
NEW. "
Tilt AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oo
game new ..I...... w
AROUND THE WoRLD-toldtDg-b w -b0arSgame-- -
PARCHEEsI-folding-bo game--1 90 and 2 90
DICE CaooUET- folding board game-iDewl 00
observation-disclosures. DS........1.............iltc i cU.
yIGSETTE AUTHORS, AYLUDE, POR- s.ttzs
TRAIT AUTHORS, COURT soCIETY, DIR. ~
BUsBY. each "
! HOUSE TDATJACK BUILT, JACK STRAWs, ~
COCK ROBIN, WHERE rs JOHNNY, COURT X
ING-CARDS, each.. 70
de 9.tDe25 1112 Main street
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WANTED, q No. 4 MTLCH cow Must
be fresh 70 the pail, and giving not isss than
three gallons OF milk per day. 6. Z. B&HSs
de l1-2.* sits m 1920 Cars street. ~
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| WANTED, a good NURSE muat come
Fstwe1i recommended. Apply st No. SU7 Clay,
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets. sz
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER II, 1874,
TIE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our rts
ports Ais morning ihe prob are thu
the ,oeatter today ,cil be rainy or sno,syi

: Range QJ Thermometer at the Dispdtch Office
-ss .1{57',s = December 10. 1874. & 4
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,py.TALLlzED FRUITS OF MY OWN MAXI.
FRENCH glazed FRUITS.

raSCY BONES and BONBOSIERES-
Elegant variety and al styles. f. ...-
SIX BONES SATIN BoXES, ."a.
SHAW BOXES. GERMAN PAPER-BoXEs.
rn>Jy,<lgEES- straw and paper-,o suit all
purses 4f'5E
C0RSUCOPIAS. &
sItk Tor. GLAZED PAPER,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-06
The Three Head RascaI..

The cases Of Ben Butler-who took a
fee as counsel in the Louisiana case from
Kellogg, all the while having control Of
the Louisiana question as Chairman of
the House Judiciary Committeeman of
Matt Carpenter, who did the same thing,
is leading people here to ask what sort of
party it is that Numbers such men as its
chief leaders. Another case is that of
Roscoe Conkling, the Senatorial Adonis
and bully, Who. as leader Of the New
York Republicans, appeared the other
day before the United States District
Court in New York TO contest the right of
the Government to collect tax on the
scrip dividends of the New York Central
Railroad The Judge before whom he
pleaded, and the United States District
Attorney, were both appointed to Office
at his recommendation These called
counsel fees to influential Congressman
are known here to be simply cover for
buying the Congressman's influence, but
with a Radical majority of two-thirds
there is no hope of any legislation next
winter to correct these abuses. The fail
ure of Congress to notice the fact of
Messrs. Garfield and Parsons accepting
counsel feesin the De Golyer paving
contract with the Washington rings,
shows that there is no hope OF reform at
this spoint-Telegrdm. .f
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TWe say what we know to- be true
when we state that JAMES fssARasrRosa is
as honest and upright man as there is
within the limits of Monroe County. His
integrity is without q spot Or tain, land no
man can present apurera character than
that. '.l3dl o2c7ftra c-.. BoI
We have had a. somewhat intimate
knowledge Of the efficiency of the Com
missioners Of this county for the last
twenty years, and We say, after fully
weighing the meaning Of our words, that
in those twenty years tue county has had
no more efficient, Intelligent and trust
worthy Commissioner than JAMES Arm.
STRONG. 'ih'' ~ y
No man Of good sense and good inten.
tions should be beguiled into scratching
his name from the ticket by the paltry at
tacks, prompted by unworthy motives,
that have been made against him. iarq
If the authors Of these petty assaults
are not soon ashamed Of them, then all
worthy people ought to he ashamed OF
the authors.
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Belmont County News.
From the Gazette, October I I

A daring robbery was committed al
the D % R R depot in Bellaire on
last Sunday morning The thieves frs,
entered the honse Of the person who
had charge Of the r. R safe, and stole
from him the safe key. They then en-.
tered the depot AMI unlocked the safe,
taking from it Sl75. A large amount
of money was in the safe but fortunate.
ly 1t was locked up, In drawers which
the thievescould not open.
Mr. John A. Work, a prominent and
we'll known citizen Of this township
died suddenly on last Friday evening at
his residence, one mile from St. Clairs.
vile. He had been going about as
usual, and on that evening was discov
cred lying near the house, supposed to
have been stricken with apoplexy, He
died about five hours afterwards. De.
ceased was about 70 years of age. The
remains were inferred in the Presbyte.
rian cemetery at this place on Sunday
afternoon. r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-06

H Theresalt of the election in Mon
roe County is lookedto with greater in-
.ercst this year than il has been for many
years past Owing to several circum-
stances,a peculiar Importance is attached
10 the vote here. isos g,ea .oa17.e. : :.
Let US not tdisappoint our friends, but
turn out and show them big round two
thousand majority. aiG90!ia1 !s.a SIT
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WOODSlIEID UNION School

NOTICE is hereby given that alimited num-
IN Der Of pupils will be admitted into the
Woodsfelu Union Schools for the term
commencing October S, 1874, and continuing
in session six months. Z GIT
TUITION
In High School Department. ...... ....$14
Deductions will be made to pupils admit.
ted to lower departments. Fa&3 ~
half the tuition must be paid in advance,
the remainder at the opening Of the school
after the Holidays.
all applications for admission will Be made
to 8. 9. Cosgrove, Superintendent Woodsfsld
Union Schools. .-iI91t r. REEF,
Secretary Board Education.
sspt22, ,'74w4,
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HWen again earnestly urge that q
number OF The leading and active men in
each township spend . little time in secu!
ring full vote. We have had no politi,
cal meeting jim the county this year, no
documents have been distributed, our
candidates forconnty officers are few, and
there is q vital necessity for neighbor
hood work to be done, a,a =, 80. "a,
Each township this year is left almost
exclusively to its local leaders, and to
thems will our friends. throughout ths
State look forsa satisfactory result II
some one one III each neighborhood will obe
stir himself Q little, Il win add some hun
dreds to ourIyots in the county. Will
you do it2 .e5Gasaeu 9h 10 "galH94l
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.]

ED. SPIRIT: Having occasion to visit
Marietta last week to see the "Great
Fair" that the oldest county was going
to have; of course, we being from the
country, was expecting to see an affair
second to none in Ohio. We paid our
"quarter" entered their little cramped
up fair ground expecting to see collec.
tions of stock far superior to that raised
in our own county. We do not wish to
comment on the stock exhibited, it is
not necessary, but, we would merely
aid, that Washington county farmers
would do we'll to visit these "dark hills
and purchase specimen lot of stock
for the Improvement of their own.
Whilst on the grounds I was intro
duced to brother Republican of Wash
ington county: the first interrogation
was, "Are you, like the major portion
of the Republicans of this county, 60
ing to vote for Oldham" ? told him
| did not know that Oldham was 60
popular among Republicans. He re.
piled that "Mr. q. is man of integ-i
ty and honor and that the Republicans
of this city well know it." l wanted to
know if he thought Mr. o. would carry
his own county His reply was, 'by
not less then 300 majority and this
added to the 1000 Monroe will give
him insures his election, besides," he
added, "that little job Van Worries put
up when be was speaker OF the Ohio
House Of Representatives in reference
to a Bill toward the protection of the
lives of Miners will reduce his majority
in Athens and Mcigs The foreigners
of this District cannot support him, for
they know7of his Know Nothing pro-
clevities in 1854 i" a9Te
Il bid that ,Rad-as you Democrats
call us--good day, wondering if he
hadn't been bought up. So vending
my way to Republican friend that /
knew to be sound l questioned him
aboutit. He stated that what l heard
was all true, that the Republicans of
Washington county, as we'll as many in
your own county, are greatly dissatis-
fed in reference to the Athens Ring,
and be thought that sll honest men, ir-
respective Of party, should try to put
down that mountain Of iniquity-the
Athens Ring For said he:
"Is it not enough that Athens should
possess one Supreme Judge, one Com
mon Pleas Judge, one U. S. Collector,
and a Lunatic Asylum Z Is not this
enough for one oounty TO possess 2 Is
not her arm deep enough into the public
crib, or must We aid another to the list
in the shape of . Van vorhes l rather
think we'll not, and II you Republicans
in Monroe want to break up this abom-
Unable nest of corruption vote for Mr..
Oldham as we intend to do here.
We considered this as one too many
and coming from the source it did we
could not doubt it. Now, we don't IA.
'vor monopoly of any kind and iconsid5
er that. Athens has enough of the good
things that is procured by the ballot
box; and We, as one who has hereto
fore opposed you, will have one ballot
to give in favor of honesty and right.
. Truly Yours, as2
..s RrPuRI b
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Guardians Sale.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe county. Ohio, win o6sr
for sale at public, auction, ON
Saturday, the 3lssdsy of October! 1874,
at O'clock P. NJ, on the premises in Green
township, the following described real estate,
situate in the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, to wit:) y r. gT Il E & a. {
Commencing at the southeast corner Of the
west halt OF The nofthVest quarter Of section
twenty seven. township three and range four;
thence north 10 Cranes Nest creek; thenea
west with the meandsrs u said sfesk to thS
west line Of said section; thence south nf the
center of the New Castle and Claringto read,
in the northwest quarter Of the section afors-
said; hence. with the center, Of the road 10
the e'southeast corner of the twe5tlkAlf oil iths
northwest quarter, being the place Of begin
ming, containing eighty scres snoss Or less. :
Appraised at 81 800.
TERMS or RSALs-Ons-third in hand. one.
third in one year.and ons-third in two years
from day Of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to Be secured by mortgage on the
premises. isss LEONARD TWINRN, u
Guardian Of William 8. Holidays heirs.
/ sept2s,'74td. 9i.s - 'sssi ilie ''see s3
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The Recent Railroad Disaster
Further Particulars OF HradfOrd's
I c, Horrible Death. e...a..

The recent accident on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, in which poor Brad
ford, the Mail Agent; lost his life, turns
out to have been more prolific in fatal
casualties than the authorities Of the
road were at first willing to confess
Pat Jennings, the engineer of the Par
kersturg and Grafton Division, had an
ankle dislocated and leg crushed, and
will certainly die. j. R johnson, the
fireman, was frightfully injured, and
lies at his home in West Vernon in a
most precarious condition. An un-
known man, who was stealing ride on
one of the freight cars at the time of
the accident, was instantly killed. Geo
Sinner, the assistant Mail Agent, was
dangerously injured about the head and
shoulders, and had number Of ribs
broken. 1t seems that Roadmaster
Harrison and two assistants, present at
the scene Of disaster, hearing Brad
ford's cries, forced their way through
smoke and smoldering timbers to the
wretched man, and made every effort in
their power to rescue him from the
frightful and rapidly approaching death
that awaited him. One of Bradford S
legs, however, was entangled in the
timbers beyond a possibility of extrica-
tion; and finding all other means una
vailable Harrison sent back one Of his
assistants for hatchet, purposing to
sever the leg below the knee, and thus,
perhaps, save the poor fellows life.
Bradford felt, however, that the messen-
ger could not return in time to save
him even by this means, and he gave
Harrison his gold time-piece to deliver
as keepsake, to his family Scarcely
had Harrison received, the souvenir,
when the coal oil exploded and drove
him away, and in another instant the
wreck of the mail car, beneath which
Bradford lay, was saturated with the
fiercely burning fluid and wrapped in
flames, Only the. blackened high-bones
of the Mail Agent where recovered and
sent home in a candle box,-Enquirer
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EFItis pretty generally agreed that
the governorship of Ohio affords rather
scant opportunities for the exercise of
great abilities; but Governor ALLEN has
shown that in this limited sphere it is not
impossibleto be useful to the State.
ALLEN has been singularly successful
in securing an efficient corps of appoint
.ees. There has been under his admins.
tratiou thorough renovating of the
public institutions of the State. Take
the Penitentiary as an example. A year
ago the walls were black and mouldy in
side, the cells dirty, the roadways filthy,
the cutters and culverts chokel up, the
sewers giving out tunwholesome stenches,
and the institution dilapidated generally.
} NIw sthe walls are kept fresh with
whitewash, the cutters cleaned out, the
sewers frequently flooded, and order and
cleanliness prevail throughout the build
ing ard grounds. All has been done
,citAeut an expense, Of one dollar to the
State. 40 -r aani7 a g. .aiaa
estimated by those competent to
judge that the work on the new Asylum
has, cost at least $4,000 less than ii
would have done under the old manage
ment. Last year full tenth of the work
done was condemned and had to be torn
down and rebuilt ,rr ~ nc.
These are some of the grounds the peo-
plehayefor regarding ALLEN as one of
the best Governors Ohio ever had, and
for thinking that few more Democratic
officials might be an Improvement.
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EEGARrIELp, Of Credit Mobilier and
SALARY. .Gfab fame, and PARSONS, of DE
COLLIER pavement fame, are Republican
candidates for Congressin Ohio instrong
Republican districts Wouldn't our State
be furnishing rather more than her share
of. the addition, division and silence
brotherhood, if VAN voRHEs should be
added to this list n it F siadq
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y y sHER1fHFis isALE9 ) 8 W
F. oblinger, Gnafdiaan, ,ss
RI ,c'ct,. ss> - vsGef esT aid Sc eafsU
Jacob Schell and VIM. vSehsll.

RY virtue Of IN execution to ~ direet-
ID ed from the court Of ce,hmon pleas Of
,Aonros county, Ohio, will 'ofsS for ssls, n
The font door 81 the coart house, ihl4ks
town of woodsdsia, 'bstween the hours Of
10 O'clock .. m. and O'clock p?,A. ,sio i's !.
Thursday, the 22d day of Ocsobsr,. S7l,
the following described real Aatats, sjtnats II
Monroe county, Ohio. to Wit:
The north part of the southwest qHartsf Of
section two, township six Of range six, son-
tanning one hundred snd thirty Sit fsna sus-
half acrss, in the name Of WIN. Schsu.
Appraised ats s-aJ7s1ga52 s,sfsIW .4k
- o ber9T.O. LITTLE, s,G
sept22, '74v5. Sheriff r.. G, o.
L. HokTYLEa, Atty. 81 : - ss&
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Tags, on Samples Sent by Mall.

The Postmaster at Philadelphia has
received from the Department letter
containing an Interpretation of the law
relating to the sending of samples of
merchandise at low rates of postage
when said samples are marked by tags.
1t is held by the Department that the
"tags'' referred to may be marked with
such letters or figures in ink or in pen.
Gil as will enable the sender to describe
them or refer to them distinctly in q
letter to be sent by mail. But the pri-
ces Of the goods are not to be marked
on the samples, nor anything else that
will give additional information, be.
cause such additions subject the whole
package to letter postage. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-06

FHENRY SMITH, Democratic candi-
date for Infrmary Director, is one Of the
Directors of our Agricultural Society,
and, although new to the business, be has
proved to be one Of the test and most ef-
icient Directors the Society has ever had.
We heard him commended on all Sides
during the Fair. II he makes as efficient
an officer forthe Infrmary as he has for
the Agricultural Society he will deserve
every vote in the county. an
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Legal Notice.

FBRNRZRR MILLS and Caroline Mills his
II wife, Who reside eut Of the rstatsr of
Ohio will take notice that on the 23d day Of
May, 1874, John N. Genin fled . motion. In
the court Of common pleas Of Monroe coun-
ty, State CT Ohio, asking that > complete re.
cord may be made in said court in the case
OF Thomas q. Genin against Bhenezer Mills
and Caroline his wife. being the same cassR In
which judgment was rendered against said
defendant, 3. Mills, and IN fsvof u plaintiff
for s403 IS and costs At the Fs6tusrY Tern
Of said court, 1868, Said motion VIII 81 FOR
hearing at the next .stM, Of ssida acOu ft!e7ap
'''-.0-a =. H6tLtsTER & oKEY;i ioas
septl, ,'s4xs. Attys for asni..t
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Also, that he takes contracts Tor
! : ,Legaf Notice. ~ 8 sa

d 4 ~
T0HN FLErCHER, who pssidss n Scett
Z. aoounty. xissouri, and Charles N. Rlstehes,
whose place ~ residence is unknown. will
take nDtice that Aaron s. Rvaus, Administra.
tor Of Susanna Fletcher, deceased, on the 18th
iday Of ,septembef, tSf4,, Hled Inspection in
the Pfobats Court Of Monroe rJouHty, 7ohiA
the ebjeesfS6d prayer dfvhIch is 10 obtain
IN order enthe 18th day Of October, 1874. to
sell the following real estate to pay the debts
Of said deceas ed, to Wit: Commencing for the
same at the southwest corner Of the .nsssh-i
east quarter of section six IN townsbipd I've
Of range five; thence north thirty rods; thence.
east thirtY-twoa rods; thence SOUTH thirty;
rods; thence west thifty.t two rods to the
pIaeesof beginning, sontainfug six acres ~.
ing and being in said Monroe county,
AARON 8. EVANS,
y Adm'r Of Susanha Fletcher decd.
sept15, '74w4.
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wT The Republican Executive Com
mittee should get DICK PARSONS, and
GARFIELD, and BEN BUTLER and Boss
SHEPHERD to stump this district for VAN
Worries. There is an Obvious fitness
about this arrangement that the Commit
tee have strangely overlooked. @l
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SHERIFF's SALE
William Okey
d Il Avs. T 4
Robert Sivard ct ux

DY virtus Of an order Of sale to me ,iirect-
ID cd from the court Of oommsn pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will oGsr for sale at
the front door Of the court house, in the
town Of Woodshsld, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock .. m. and o'clock p. m. on
Friday, the 30th day or October. 1874.
the following described real estate sitssts in
Monroe county, Ohio. to Wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section twelve, township three Of
range six.
Appraised at $40o. ,sz....
7. o, LITTLE.
septa9,'74w5, sheriff u. G. O,
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q; SIt will be O. source Of great COM
fort for man to know that greenbacks
are ssgooi as gold, when he is shining
around the country trying to gather up a
little money to save bis property from
being sold.
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Switzerland.

BERLIN, September s9-All the Eu-
ropean Governments represented in the
Postal Congress except France have in
structed their delegates to sign the Con-
vention, upon condition that it receives
the support and ratification of the Uni.
ted States. France has reserved the
right to hereafter examine the condi.
tons before signing the Convention.
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wA legion Of Republicans in this
districs wish they bad never voted for
SpRAouE. ltis too late tn remedy tha.
now, but they can save themselves like
resfYts in the future by rejecting VAN
V6kHEs. / I - n
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ET The worthier class Of Republicans
in this district hang their heads little
when the name Of .SPRAeUE is mentioned
to them. Do they conscientiously believe
they have nothing worse to fear from the
election of the Athens candidate?
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wThe prohibitionists gave thirty
five votes for their candidate for Com
gress in this district, two years ago
They have one source Of comfort: what
ever may be The fate Of other parties
theirs can't lose much.
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ET TSPRAeuE went to Congress'pcr-
fectly green in the addition, division and
silence" business. VAN VoRHEs.i elect.
ed; will commence as gra'iuate oftone
Of the most finished schools Of ringism
in any State.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CH1oAao, Oct, 1.-CATTLE-Fair to
choice beeyes selling at s4a6 Texans, 2
a3; stockers, 2 25a3 so, .',; -
HOGS-Common to choice, IS Goa
6 60.
SHEEP-Market fsirly active at SO
50a4 80 for medium to choice. ba
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p@The New York Times, the ablest

p% The New York Times, the ablest
of the Administration organs, says, edi-
torially. touching Louisiana affairs:
THAT the Government has been
largely in the hands of demagogaes and
rascals since its reorganization there is
little reason to doubt, and it is the mis-
fortune OF the Republican party that
these men have acted in its name and
under the, protection Of the National
Government" 80 s.t..... ,...
We say tally one for that true ad-
missien OF the Times.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

October l-Cattle-Very best on
sale, 5@6 %; first quality, 4@5; me
dium or good fair quality, 50@4--
Hogs-Sales at S@l0 so. Sheep-In
improved demand and 25c higher, at
4@5 30.
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Notice in Partition.

n M0SER, Js., Frederick Moser. John Mo-
". ser, Frederick Thoenen. Nizsbsth rhoe-
nan, Charles Thosnen, LILY Thosnen, John
Thoenen. Louisa Thosnen and Robinson Thoe.
men, will take notice that petition was fled
against them on the ] lth day of September,
1874, inthe court Of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe, by David
Thosnsn and Maria Thoensn. and Is now psn.
ding, wherein the said David 'rhoenen and
Maria 'Thoenen demand partition Of the fol-
county Of Monroe, OHIO, being the vest part
Of the east half of the northwest quarter Of
ssctioustweptysaye, township swopof range
three, containing sixty acres:: and that at the
next term Of said conrt the said David Thoe.
nsn and Nsris Thoenen viii apply for An OF.
der that partition may be made OF saiA psssk
ises. LOUIS H0RFfLBRya
Atty for pssitiansrh