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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

BEVERLY B. DOUGLASS. be Of Virginia.
Who lately made a drunken exhibition
Of himself in the House. has published
q card In his home paper. He denies
that be was drunk. and in fact Is indig.
nant that such a charge should be
brought against a Democratic ere.
former" He admits that he violated
the rules Of the House. but explains
that hs was compelled to do this on &C.
count OF tho ~discourtssy shown him. on
the occasion in question. II Is now in
order for him to explain his presence
in the Senate Chamber In the same
bsastly state Of intorication on the same
day. He cannot plead the privilege Of
. member OF that body. and the eds
courtesy" shown him there was to
promptly kick him out. The "eIpla.
nation Of this gallant Democrat Is Of
too diaphauous a nature to obstruct the
vision Of the people at large, even II 1t
succeeds in bsfogging his constituents
In Virginia. which is not probable. We
feel authorized to assert that Beverly b.
Douglass will not be reelected to Con.
grsss next Fall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

by any means: coincide with It's ge~ogr.phi.
cal limits. and numerous Peopie OF o Tn
aih.n,.,. IA Gts.t.' have hem IN.
sind.d IN he new Bnlesris OF the treaty.
THU ~. r,ov,nca iii h.,s , nonnlation
- . sss m ~ vhon, 4 lso OO6 Are No.
S.mmsdsns IN fsith' hccorJing 10 ma.
.,onai,,iss this noii,ic.I community vill
,na,rds . 90 M pri,sri,ns sis OO0
T,..ss ~ r.s,., sse M @iihsni.ns
~, ooo a.. ss ooo ciyc..si.ns, ana
~ ooo ponm.ni.ns hsSiasa Gvn.ies Jsvs.
.oS ",hs,u a. a. non,is,ion ~ ths old
aaovin.e -. hn, > ~ boo' ~ solio.s that
'ssa. BOD 'ubIec,s sro taken from The al.
reel rule Of he sultan. and placed in .
po.ition in which they will only be re-
auired 10 nav tribute none in'the future.
oid Bulssria consisted Of but 50, 900
sousro miles. Tho new principally will
embrace ca, O40, showing 4 loss 70 the Sui.
tan As an independent sovereign, Of Is. $40
square miles Of territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

Tns Emperor Of Germany. IL one
may believe divers pleasant anecdotes
conserving him, is a stout discipline
rian. Il is said that at ons Of the re-
cent state balls he observed that a young
officer. in talking to his partner. had &C.
cidentally turned his back on an Eng.
lish lady. Walking up to the uncon.
scious offender. he seized him by the
shoulders and turned him round. toll.
ing him be should never turn his back
to q lady. It is related. also. that His
Majesty happened to see another officer
dancing quite a~~kwardly. and immo-
dialsly told his colonel to inform him
be was not 10 dance again until he had
learned to do IL bettsr-sn excellent In.
junction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

SAMUEL J. TnpES told an interviewer
in New York city Friday that he was as
much a candidate for Emperor Of China
as Governor OF New York; and rs to the
effect OF Blair's resolution. he said he
didn't want to speak about Pres
idsntial matters; and that the good
sense and love Of justice inherent in
the American people will finally right
all things"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

A FAMILY. consisting OF man. wife
and seven children. live in the woods Of
southwest Texas. with no other shelter
than that afforded by the forest trees.
They never labor or purchase food Of
any kind. subsistinc wholly upon aeorns,
nuts, herbs. rats. birds. fish. frogs. and
what they can procure by ~f0raeing.
They have repeatedly refused ofisrs Of
assistance. and express the desire to live
0 Wild Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

lrrom the New York Grsphle, Aprils)
During the coming month tho Bank Of
Nevada will open an agency at No. CO Wall
street. under the management Of Mr.. O..
T. Christensen, recently tho cashier Of the
bank at San Francisco. and Mr.. Charles
W. Church a. agents. The bank itself has
q paid up capital Of siO,OOO,O 900 gold, with
q surplus Of 81. 500. 900 invested In United
States bonds. As Is generally known. the
chief shareholders Of this great moneyed
Institution are also tho chief shareholders
In 1000 feet Of the Conistock lode. In.
GLIDING the Consolidated Virginia and
the California. with their monthly divi.
d~ends-the two together. Of s2,lG0,O OO.
With the advent Of Abranch OF such . bank
In the city OF Now York, we are very sure
there will be made al active addition 10
the already large banking capital OF this
financial center Of the country. the i'm.
p~ortAnes Of which can hardly 10 over.
estimated. and may not bo properly appre-
ciAted at the first glance.
From what We are advised OF the pro-
posed character Of the business which the
new conner will inaugurate. IL cannot fail
insnsncs .yen here whore tbers Ia an
isrgs an .ccnmn,.tion NJ c.nitsI mpcb ~
mhIch !. M or .tssnant M III. ,imo
TIM s,encv n, The RsnL ~ Naval. dos
no, nronose to receive deposits Al ali. lint
90 -, an h,s,na.. h, ri. or.r,.r ,i,L
y. - a.oi,.I a,cin.ivaiy lo.ni,, ,h.,
80, aooS s..r,i,i.. in.inSina
~, on,v 4 -. - ,ha "a..,.I n,inins
aa.n.aa. 4, .hi.n A.. .o...IIa, I@,on.n.
~, .h.r.haI,orv hn, L. 49,
49,. o,hs, MIN. ~ coni ,snn,a s,ch =.
III pn,sls Ri.hmonJ and 0nt.rio r,
~iu aisn NAL. Io.ns an their msrcb.ndi.s
civ. snaci.I Attention In tr.nsactions In
ssaiJ snJ .ii,sr bullion and snecie arrange
% nav JivijsnJs on minipy .ecnritics
u,oh.j,Iv ~. ~. ,I,,,. here I'm ,hs c,,v m
IT, W a. A. a. ,r..h.sa o, ~
~" hy 49," ~ pas.isS, wv
seen',ue,, ~ 'A p,vp.i JIn. s my
10 .snyu he'e "I'noa. ,"o ue.Ay anu uini'
Tha! a. - III ~, ifmna.s"a,
t,s,,i,iss viii whI.h ihis AGENCY ~ ,hs
psnl M ysvsi. viii sn,nlsment ths cenersi
bsntin, hu.iacs. wbirb n will csrry on"
e.rlnJing de-no,it.~,ueh IA dealing In
to,a;.n snJ dam.s,ic s,cb.ngs. AMI som.
ms,c,,i .nj other letter. N crsdjt ,v,ii.
~ a. pnrona rhin. J.n.n al a..
rH' S.ryn.Ls.S 'ans
~ .namI.h f.i.nJ. "'
49, ~ n,.n 81 h,.,n... ~. h.x. ,,,i.
~ ~. Z h.nt t..,or ~ ,his min,
,ans, .aon nroxa . Li,hIv h.n.aci.i NOM.
-. ,ns,i,r,ion .,i,nnIsting tr,da ami in.
$500, .n,asnr... .onnac,sj Jirac,iv .nJ
;rJ,rsc,Iv viii mjning which has becoms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

About nineteen thousand families are
OIL the list fer assistance from the city
Of Boston. and draw from 80 to - Per
month each. The city elpsnds for this
purpose about sGiO. 900. an average Of
about S35 to each family. and private
charities probably disburse about as
much more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16
rILrON's LErrER.

The Beeeher scandal has again risen
to the surface. and for u time the col
umns Of our newspapers will DO again
burdsnsd with the nlth which this mis-
cradle business sngendss. Tho posi-
ton occupied by tho clerical defendant
Is SO high in the social and religious
world. that no public journal can afford
to ignore the charges made against him.
and 90 the whole wrstchsd story will be
again spread forth for tho dedication OF
the scandal mongers. How much OF .
corrupting influence IL will have. in de-
stroyiug faith in things holy. no man
can foresee. II were far better that
Bseehsr, and Tilton. and Woodruff. and
Mouiton. and all the balance Of the free
love crowd had been cast into the sea
with millstones about their neeks. than
that this d~issracsful history. with Its de-
m~oralizing mass Of filthy details. should
sver have been made public.
No possible good can aecrus to the
cause Of Theodore Tilton by this new
development Of the scandal. On the
contrary. IL will add to the load OF In.
fanny which has already banished that
arch. blackmailer from the society OF de-
CEN, men and women all over the world.
The letter Of Mrs. Tilton, eoufsssing
her " shane. will not wear M friend
from Henry Ward Bsschsr. nor gain me
for her dishonored husband. II will
only result in losing for her the sym.
patty OF those who have hitherto look
cd upon her as u martyr to her hus-
bands desire for = disrsputabls notoris-
ty. Her testimony at this point Is Of
no earthly value. She 10 q weak mind
cd, waverine woman. who has told false
hood after falsshood in the past. and
therefore destroyed her character for
veracity. The knowledge. too. that she
is TO return to her husband will weaken
whatever value her confession might
have had in the minds OF those who
know what an absolute power he has
held over her in the past. This letter.
therefore. will have no effect. except to
reopen a very dirty business. and force
the press Of the country to again give
up a portion Of its space to the publiea-
ton OF the scandal.
As for Theodore Tilton. assuming
that the confession Of his wife is true.
4. sets the final seal Of damnaiion upon
him and his career. There Is . ceds OF
honor among msn who call themselves
gentlemen, which holds the reputation
Of woman moro sacred than all else in
human life. To preserve IL a true man
will even 20 so far as to perjurs himself.
and the world will applaud. rather than
condemn him. for what. under any other
circumstances. would he esteemed as a
crime. And IL Is right that this should
be 30. A woman's good name Ia her
all, and the man who would bstray 1t Is
seoundrei Of the deepest dye. What,
then, shall be said Of q husband who
forces from bis wife q confession Of her
own shamsf lie IL unfit to live. much
less. to associate with. and that will be
the verdict Of the civilized world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

A YOUNG Philisdelphian won the
lovely daughter Of a wealthy merchant
upon representing that he vas making
800 a day. They were married. and Ii
has since been discovered that be does
make that handsome sum. but II Is in
the mint. where his salary Is but $l4
Der week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

wAsuISoToS and jefferson College,
Pennsylvania. has graduated since its
beginning G.ss9 students, Of whom siI
have been Governors. i've United States
Senators. forty.ssven members Of Con-
gress. 1868 ministers, 7sG lawyers. $50
physicians. ioi college presidents and
professors. and seventy foreign mission
ariss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

Az association Of rich business men
OF Philadelphia pension OIL literally for
life any old merchant who may fail. un-
less fraud is involved. The m Of
the pensioners are kept secret. and the
public supposss their wives to have
small incomes or wealthy relatives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

Tur Chicago directory man has easy
times. The nance Of all the property.
holders in the city have been published
in the delinquent t~aI.liss. and the names
OF all others are in the ~poliee-eours
records and the intelligent offices. He
nsed, no canvassers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

To add the last drop Of bitterness to
Hows's disappointment over his per-
Torrance, the New York Sun was the
only paper in the country that praised II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16
PACIFIC SLOPE BANKING IN WALL
STREET.

what the AEsscy Of the hank OF
Nsvada Proposes In New York
A BaskiaE system which will
be Now 20 ths Eastern AetrsPe.
liu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

Wra
Boud No. ~ ; Date OF Bond, July 2, 1877 ;
ri.Ss -n,,h. , ms. I.nu.ry q tsfa A unoubt
ala yOO0i Rate OF Interest, I per cent; Paid DC.
tober n, 1878.
-- u.. -. r.-, n, ao,a
OutstAnaine bonus " ths ioWn eo'a
HUI, April ID, 1875
Nos. q 10 90 Dated August II. isfe Time, Q
years ; Due. August N,isTs /; Amount, $4,000 /:
hate OF Interest, I per cent; Interest paid up
70 February u, 1878 Interest due April Is,
1875. 500.
Year,; pue, september 0, 1873; Amount. tt,Uoo,
hsis OF Interval, / per cent; Interest paid up
70 March Q, 1875; Interest due. April 10, ISIS.
$50 60.
Nos. eS TO Vi ; Dated January !. lSII Tine'
q years; Due, January I, 1873 Amount. ti6..
90, Rate Of Interest, I per cent Interest paid
! up to January !. 1878; Interest due April. ID.
1878, $500.
Total amount, $4,000; Total Interest due
April rs. 1878. ti.Oi2.
a., nj. Win
I~ndspsdnsss OF the foWh o' "o'a A"'
Bonds. :tsoooo
-
Total. LUZ w
"";;.,,
less Outstanding Warrants. .......... 10 W
-
Total ,......,,,..,... tt.isf 80
-
I'm .ub hitting INV ANNA, report a REQUIRED
,lAw, as .,sis"n. shar,a ~ ipformsd Of he
..o,,t,, ~ ,ha ,o~n .nd the imnroyemeuts made
in,in, A.. xssr 1hers h.a ZEN construeted
i -sa s..t ~ ss.sr,' sso feet OF redvood and
he bsIsne, nine. 2eo feet on the extension OF ID
.ne.u, snoye ia I,n,srtsl Norts' The main
sftots soS'e ts 'f
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The Gold Hin Daily News has

ae Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16
plsMfMsERIMo TURKEY.
the NEW BULGARIA OF THE
TREATY OF san srErANO.

BsusdaSiss OF the New Prsvinee-
a Tremendous slice Cut On
fren Turkey-Ssaporss APpre-
priased On the Black and Aegean
ssas- what England Sees In the
Creastsn Of this View Prsviuce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the iowa oil
0oid Hill:
In accordance with the requirements Of tie
Charter Of tho Town Of Gold NH. I herewith
submit Q Report OF the Financial Situation Of
said Town tor the year ending April rs. 1878:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

roundings were appropriate. The Turkish
Empire was at that moment sssailed by Q
storm which threatened TO wipe 1t out Of
existence. and what little wa saved from
tho wreck caused by this remarkable
treaty. il hardly worth ruling over. Ger.
tainly not worth fighting for. II the
treaty 10 carried out in accordance with its
terms. Turkey will DO reduced to . fourth.
rate Power. She will nc longer be con-
sidersd A. the siek man Of Europe. II she
IL thought Of at al, IL will DO ~ the dead
man. Her prestige will be gone, and no
Power In the old world will BE- poor
enough To do her reverence. With one
sweep Of tho pen. General Ignatisf and
safvet Pasha have taken from the Sultan
two-thirds Of his immense territory. and
about the sAme proportion Of his subjects.
This is Remembering Turkey with . ven
geance.
BULGARIA A. IT WAS.
Before tho war Bulgaria was bounded
on the north by the Danube, which sepa-
rated II from Roumania. and on the south
by tho Balkan range Of mountains. which
divided II from Roumelia. It's eastern
boundary vas the coast line Of the Black
Sea. along which the province ran south
ward Q distance Of about LOG miles, follow
ing the coast. The western boundary
was formed by the Servian frontier. Tho
entire province contained about 5000
..a... .sI.. .al "a. .unpplattan A s.tt.
mated at about $500, 900. somo forty per
cent. being Bulgarians proper, twenty per
cent. 0ttomans, and the remainder being
composed Of Jews. Serbs. Greeks. Arme-
mans, Tartars, CircassiAns. MbAniAns.
Bosniaks. wallachs and Gypsies. with .
few settlers from various European
tries. The province has been for many
years tributary 10 tho Porte, and II WAS
the oppression Of tho Christian in
habitants Of Bulgaria that was made the
| pretext Of the declaration Of the late war
by Russia. II IL tho same Plea upon which
she now proposes TO protect these same
Christians from oppression In the future.
by extending the Bulgarian frontier. and
holding the province by means Of her
soldiery. until such reforms are instituted
- shall place them beyond the persecu-
Va" '01'
'
~ nv ~
tAry 10 the Porie' but an integral part OF
tho Turkish Empire. II IL not. therefore.
In this case. q question Of dep.iving Tur-
key Of = portion Of her tribute money. but
Of taking from her . large slice Of terri.
| tory. and converting q great portion OF her
actual subjects into q community owing
only feudAl allegiance. In accordance with
the treaty the eastern boundary Of Bulgaria
10 to extend southwark along the Black
Sea to Hakim Tabia. This is an addition
Of eighty miles OF sea coast, and leaves to
koumelia but about seyenty-iye miles Of
the coast Of the Black Sea 10 the entrance
Of tho Bosporus. From Hakim Tabia the
boundary Is TO run in . southwesierly di'
~rection forty-two miles TO Lule Burgas.
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Marhal's Report.

MarhAi's Report.
00Lp HILL, New, April 10. 1878.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hili-0entlsmeni have the honor Ia
report that during this fourth quarter ending
this date have issued Llcsnsss 10 the AMOUNT
Of a. si - also that ! have collected from
the proceeds Of mines for the quarter ending
April 20, 1878. the sum Of $1,000 10.
]. Z. MccLERRY,
Town Marshal.
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Or. J. slMMs,
NOTICE.

yNHE DANCING CLASS IN MASONIC HALL.
professor vsrneyisl. which was an.
bounced for 10 morrow "Wednesday evening.
has been postponed until the evening Of Tues.
day Apf,l 23d.
Gold Hill, April 10. apitN
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r z o r T

or the President or the beard or Trus-
tees OF the Town OF Gsid I'LL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-16

To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Gold Hill-0enilemen herewith
submit the following report az receipts and dis
burssnsnis from January I. 1878 TO April 10.
1878: ri,
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PIANOS TO LET.

A WOODWARD :. BROWN
"A PIANO. ussd but Q few -"
months. Tor rent. Apply at Mn.Vu INV
Moss MIllinsy Store. iel south O street
virrnis Oily, oF Of q. ". Hall D Co.'S nsvs
jsii1 N. D, PARSONS, Agent.
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certify that the foregoing 10 . trus and cor.
rect list Of ths members Of their respective nre
companies In the Gold I'LL Fire Department,
who are entitled 10 vote ct the election OF the
Cnief Engineer and OF his fint and Second
Assistants, at ths annual election, 10 be held Of
Yellow Jacket Engine HOUSE on Wednesday, the
5tth instant.
DAVID THORBURN,
Secretary Gold I'LL Pife Department.
0old Hill. April II, 1878. api1td
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

CARAH SAWYERS, and Samuel Sawyers
u her husband. who reside in Marshall
county, West Virginia Marshall ]. Tracy
and Elijah McMahon Tracy, who reside in
Wetssl county, West Virginia, will take no.
tics: that on me 18th day of March, 1878,
Elijah Mcmahon, as Administrator of. the es.
ta:e OF jeremiah Tracy, deceased. Aled pc
tition in the Probate Court of Monroe couns
W, Ohio, against them and the other heirs Of
said jeremiah Tracy, deceased, the object
and prayer of said petition is to obtain an
order of said Court to sell the following,de-
scribed real estate of said jeremiah Tracy
situate In the county of Monroe and State of
Ohio, to wit
The northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section five, township four OF
range Eve. -
Also, the south end Of the east half of the
northwest quarter of same section, township
and range. containing nineteen acres, in all
fifty mine acres, more or less; and apply the
proceeds of said sale in payment Of the costs
Of. administration and the debts of said de-
cedent said cause will be for hearing in
said Court on the llth day of May, 1878.
laSiai wm HUNTER Il MALLORY,
Att'ysf for Elijah MeMshon Admir- of Jere.
miah Tracy. mOhls,'7Sx5.
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled In
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad.
ministrators, Executors and Guardians:
Fifth partial account of John Kerr Guardian
of Frederick Atteis heirs.
Third and final account of Geo. g. Norris
Executor of Robert Norris.
Third and fual account Of J. M. Burkhart
Executor of Wendell Burkhart.
Second and final account of Michael Butt
Admir- of George Kestner.
First and final aoeeant Of john B. Noll Admir-
o. Andrew jackson.
First partial account Of o. Buskirk Guar
dian Of Martha Buskirk.
Second partial account Of John Irwin Guar.
dian of James Knots. ~
Second partial account OF ]. NJ. Twinen
and e., W. Boutwell, Adm'rs Of Thomas
Boutwell,.
Third partial account of Thomas Cline Guar
dian Of VIM. P. Kuowlton's heirs.
First partial account of Jared Hawkins Adm'l
of Amelia A Rutter. 5
Third and final account of Christian Cehrs
Admir- of Grace Bracy.
First partial account of Jacob Stimpert, Jr.
Guardian of Rachel Stimperts heirs.
First partial account of Jacob Stimpert, Jr.
Guardian of Elizabeth Yockey.
Third and final account of Geo. b. Trembly
Admir- of Rphraim G. Trembly.
Second partial account of Matthew Moore
Trustee of Mary r. Moore's heirs" estate.
| Any person interested may file writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of on or before the 25th day of Nay
next, when the same will be finally heard ant
continued from day 10 day until disposed of
JAS r. MORRIS,
apr23, '73w3 Probate Judge NJ C, 0,
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DY virtue Of a certain order of sale issued
ID from the court of common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, and State OF
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed
I will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house In Woodsfeld,
Saturday, the 11th day Of May; 1878.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Menroe county
Ohio, to wit:
ALI that parcel or lot of ground situated
and being in the town of Cochransville and
numbered seven in the plot which is record.
ed in book c, page 490, in the Office for re-
cording deeds in and for said county Of Mon
roe
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap
praised at Slo0, aad may sell for two.
thirds of said appraisement. Terms Of sale
one third down on day of sale, and balance
on confirmation.
WILLIAM READ,
april9,' ,'7Sw5. Sheriff NJ. G. o.
| SpRIees & DRIses, Att'ys. - 44
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THoMAS JACKSON ALLEN, minor heir OF
j Jacob Allen, deceased, whose postofice
address is Kent, Jefferson county, Indiana.
will take notice that Frederick A. Lamping,
of the county Of Washington, in the State
Of Ohio, did. on the 4th day of February,
1878 file his amended petition in the court
of common pleas within and for the
county Of Monroe and State of Ohio.
against the said Thomas Jackson Allen and
others, defendants the object and prayer of
which petition is to obtain an order of dis
trihution of the'sstate Of Joseph Allen, de-
ceased, andsto restrain the Administrator of
said decedent from paying out money of said
estate until such order is obtained, and for
decree declaring plaintiff the owner of six.
eighths of said estate by virtue of deeds OF
conveyance made to him by said defendants
The said Thomas Jackson Allen is notified
that he is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the Sth day of April, 1878.
FREDERICK A. LAMPING,
By OKEY & 0KEY and HoLLIsTeR & HoLLIsTER
his Attorneys.
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