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NATHARINE POWELL sr, Jacob W. Powell.
" Joseph ". Powell. Margaret Shuts and
Peter Shutts9 her husband, Maria Hartshofn
and, Aaron W. Hart horn, her husband Han.
nah Oden and Asbury oden, her hui band,
and Catharine Powell, minor child Of Andrew
Powell, deceased. susan iDarnell, Mary Dar.
nell and John Darnell, minor children of. Su,
san Darnell, deceased, all Of whom reside in
Monroe County, Ohio, and Rlizabetl, Marsh
and James Marsh her husband, who reside
in the county of Tyles, State of West Vir-
ginia. Deborah Amber and William Am bier.
her husband, who reside lin the county Of.
Belmont and State of 0hio;Sarah e, Conners
and Frank Corners, her husband, and David
Powell, who reside in the city Of Wheeling.
Stste Of West Virginia: John POWELL who
resides in the county of Noble, State Of Ohio;
Catharine Darnell and Andrew Darnell, her
husband who reside in the county Of wash@
ington, State Of Ohio, and Caroline Huschin.
son and Samuel Hutchinson, her husband,
who reside in the county of Linn state of
Missouri, will take notice that an amended
petition was hled against them on the a day
Of November, 1878, in the court of common
pleas within and tor the county of Monroe
and State Of Uhio,, by Mary, Ann Frymap
and Henry fryman, her husband, and is now
pending, wherein said Mary Ann Frynan
yand Henry FryRan, her husband denan 1
partition of the following real estais,., to wit
The southeast quarter OF section twenty five,
| township five of range'six. except fifteen acres
sold off of the westsidecf sai6 qua ter section
| by John Powell deceased. t. Smiley PRYOR. by
deed dated June 13. 1854; and also e&cepvfotty-
ix acres sold off of the west side of. said quar-
ter section by said John Powell to James Wor-
Hey, by deed dated June ID, 1854, containing
ninety acres . rVrlS ,YElnnG az ,ien -,iE'r
i Also, the southeast quarter Of the northeast
fquarter of section twenty-five. township Ave of
range six, containing forty acres usR1a,slt
Also, the folowingtract being part of the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of
section twenty five, township five of range six,
beginning for the same af the northeast corner
of the sotthwestquartet Of the northeast QUAR-
ter of said section twenty-five, summing thence
west seventeen and seyenty-sight one. hun
oredth rods rods TO ,stope; thence south eighty
enty-eight one hundredth rods; thence north
eighty rods to the place of beginning. contain
ing nine acres. containing in all one hundred
and forty.eight acres,.
And that, at the next term Of said court, the
said Mary Ann Fryman and Henry Fryman
her husband. will apply for an order that par
tition be made of said premises. SfSA'H
Ieg 80" MARY ANN FhYMAN and .liT
HENRY FRYMAN. her husband.
By j. w SHANNON and SPRIGes g. briggs
their Attorneys
Dated this '5,Afh DAY Of November, fSB--h
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$50 IE&i 1 ige 4 (
The State of Ohio. Court of Common
Muskinsum County, IS. Pleas.
Be II iemembey red that on this 30th day
of Octob-r, A. D. 1873, the Clerk of said
Court recsived \ certain order from the
Judge of the said Court of Common Pleas
for the Eighth Judicial Districtof the State
OF Ohio. reading. asfollows;s
"we, the Judges Of the Courtof Common
Pleas within and for the Eighth judicial
District, OF the State of Ohio. hereby order
and direct that the several terms of the
District Court and the co"Nsl of Common
Pleas within and for the. several scoHntiss ID
said District shall be begun and held on the
dates hereinafter named, for and during the
y D,s;r,e, ' coar.)'
Belmont county, April s.
jefferson county. April Is.
Harrison county, August 81. stI.afA
Tuscsrawss county. Septeuiber l. l.''f
Guernsey county, Septsmher o. :. @ tAs
Monroe county, September Isl. ~ rrr
Noble county, September l9.
Morgan county. September "a. {fsf
Muskingum county, Septemb-r 29. - "a
courts OF COmsnOn Pleas. 9
Mu.kinguu county, January l3, April 2S
November 8. A-e@A "a 3 ~ -s..L-1-A 10
Morgan county, March IL. June 10, eOcto
Der Is.
Noble county, January 90, May s, October
20. yt,e .-..-l.9.,,s
Guernsey county, February IS, May 81,
November IL.
Belmont county, February A, May 20, No
vember II
Monroe county, January l3, April %, ..oc-
tober 16.
Jefferson county, February "a, June 8, De-
csmbsrl. -i ctpssre4 la 54ss, 8, d, ,.....
Tusoarawas county, January u, May l9.
November 3. ifrp ,e.f.,.,,
Harrison county, January c, April %, oc.
tobsr Is. s' al#r4 ,s sss e. .
The terms OF said Courts shai commence
al nine O'Clock a. m. the several days nam.
ed. ~ ..,,.,..,{ 't.,..,t. l,yF-4,,.t
1t is herein specified that the said several
terms Of Court Of Common Pleas in said
several counties shall be held by said Judges
as follows, TO wit. Muskingum. Morgan,
Guernsey and Noble BY Lucus P Marsh and
his successor and William H. Frazier, Bel
mont and Monroe by William okey; and JEFF.
ferson. Harrison and Tuscarawas by James
Patrick, Jr.
va order and direct that a certified copy
of this order be transmitted forthwith BY
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas oi
Nuskingum county to the Secretary Of State
and TO the Clerks of the several Courts Of
Common Pleas in each Of said several COUP
ties to be published therein according tt
law. Done at GAINESVILLE in the county o.
Nuskingum, this 30th day Of October, A. D
1878.
LUCIUS p. MARSH.
.E.t WILLIAM II FRAZIER,
WILLIAM 0KRY.
JAMES PATRICK, JR.,
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas.
hereby certify the foregoing to be tru
copy by order of said Judges.
Attest: FREDERICK GRIGER,
Clerk,
| SEAL BY Jxe Hoorss, Deputy.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, October 80, 1878.
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o - 2 Clerk Monroe Common Pleas.
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king such q fearfully awkward job of
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Sunday, October 90. 1870.
~ TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

NEW YORK, Oct. H. - The BulJ>,in
thinks the statistics Of trade with
Hawaii show thst it is well worth pre-
serving. Cslifornis grocers. hardware
dealers, distillers. dry goods houses,
tobacco manufacturers and -four mer-
chants, oil have more or less lucrative
market for their goods. which would be
for the most part closed against them
but for the admission OF about the only
two products the Islands have 10 dis
pose of-sugar and rice. There can be
no worse class Of legislation than that
proposed by the opponents Of the Reel
procity Treaty. We have slready
enough of the spirit Of ayaricious and
intolerable monopoly 10 this country.
Hence the Hawaiian Treaty ought to
stand. il only TO mark the line beyond
which monopoly or protection must not
be permitted to go.
NEW York, Oct. H. A dispatch
from MiiledgevilIe. Ga. says: A band
of men mum bering probably ten or
twelve, after committing murder and
srson openly, defy arrest and continue
thGig work Of depreciation. The reign
of the gang is 20 absolute over the peo-
pie that they dare not tell any human
being OF their knowledge OF the desper-
ADDE'S. The robbers have plenty OF
sre.s, ssAnsy ~~a f.i~.ds- II they ON
ever DO run into the swamp the people
of the surrounding counties will hunt
them down ss they would Wild
boasts"
PARIS, Oct. IA correspondent OF
the !So,eN haa Interviewed Prince Gort-
chakof. He says that Gortchskof be-
lieves that Austria is in danger OF be-
coming IN humble satellite OF Ger
many. which is extending her influence
from the mouth Of the Scheldt to the
mouth Of the Danube. The same cor
respondent interviewed Louis Kossuth.
who said he believed Franco Russian
alliance inevitable that Germany
would then have her hands full on the
Rhine, and Austria would DO left to
bear the brunt of the Slav onslaught.
He oppressed the belief that Count An
drsssy will sppear in politics as In
perial Chancellor.
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Bio SNAKE.-The largest rattlesnake
ever killed in California was killed on
tho Orsenhorn Mountain. near Inns
Valley. Kern County. by Geo. Bailey
The snake. in the battle. killed two
dogs. one of which died in less than
fifteen minutes. add the other in abou,
On hour The men desired 10 capture
it alive. but finding that too dangerous
. proceeding. Bailey shot it with six
shooter through tho head. II lacked
nm inch and . half Of measuring elk
feet 10 length. ard was eleven inches IN
circumference IN the largest part Tho
rattles arc just nine inches long. an6
arc forty two in number. IS. f. Chroa-
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The German criminal code contains
some laws that have no counterpart In
our statue books. Such 10 that which
prohibits. under hesvy penalty, the use
Of insulting language about the En-
peror, . law under which there have
been very many prosecutions during
the last year. Another ia the curious
statue prescribing punishment for be.
havior in violation Of the respect due
the dead. This law 10 said to have
been rarely made the occasion of pros
ecution. but . case has just been before
the Circuit Court Of Berlin iu which it
has been applied. Several months ago
tho widow Lsngsbhsim Was inferred
in the churchyard at Weissensse. She
had been possessed of ample wealth but
her numerous children, with one excep-
ton, were greatly disappointed in
their expectations. the bulk Of the
property having been bequsathed to
ono daughter. Unable to 70 train the
rage and disgust aroused by this dis
oovery, one of the sons. in-law of the
w;A~-,-. .vrov;sinn doala~ named
Hsckmeister. presented himself at the
intsrment. and a. tho grave was about
to be closed. stepped up to it. and. in
the presence of the priest and assembled
suourners. with loud expressions Of
Contempt. spst upon the coffin. Hs
was srrsstsd and prosecuted, the attor-
ney for tho Government demanding
that no should bs sentenced to six
months Imprisonment. The Court was
merciful. however. in consideration of
tho rarity Of such an offence. and i'm
posed fourteen days confinement.
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ENGLAND's GREAT PREACHER -
Spureeon is one of seventeen children
their mother one OF twenty-five. He
was converted as . Methodist. and be.
gan to preach a, Is years Of age. His
Tabernacle Is built where one Of their
ancestors was msrtyred for religion.
They have membership Of 5.l56. As
the members have large families and
resainers. Mr. Spurgeon's constituency
numbers about 10000. He has also u
college of young men and an orphan
age. which was originated by q wo.
vans gift for that purpose Of 800. 900.
Mr. Spurgeon has also ninety salaried
peddlers Of religious books. He was
born in 1884.
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AN'. carat diamond. found recently
at Mekerk's Bush. in tho South African
diamond fields. WAS sold on the spot for
S35 600. The tame digger to whose lot
this rare find fell unearthcd about the
same time fine stone Of 90 carats and
another Of los. carats, besides several
smaller gems.
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