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Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
The CiuxSlen Murder.

ChriHia liensen, the prisoner who
confessed 70 having committed the
Clugsion murder, was disci areed from
custody on Friday afternoon, District
Attorney Manger having no evidence
against him to submit
IL appears that Henson, who is ra,h-
cr a worthless character, WI, inrloyed
at tho Vine stree, hotel III Feturary last
when AbbJtt, johnson and Sp"llman
were there. He left or was discharged
shortly afterwards and was, in the
course of few days, committed to the
House OF Core ctiou, Of which he was
an inmate at the time Of the murder.
He remained there until April, when
he escaped, and has since been com
mitted once or twice for short ter ms.
After hi, last discharge no went on
a spree and drank until he was on the
verge OF de,irium In this condition
lie fell into the hands OF some Philadei-
phia detectives who had le!rned OF his
employment at the Vine street hotel.
They eXamiued him about the matter
on the evening before his confession.
Their questions put the idea into his
di.ordered brain that he was the mur-
derer. After recovering from his de-
hauch he proved to be perfectly sane
and gave rational account OF him
self.
When Henson works at all it is gen
orally as a gardener in which capacity
he has often been employed by residents
Of Gwynedd township, Montgomery
county.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
AMirneulOus lcscaps.

Mr.. l.. II. Quay, one of Wilmington 5
best art decorators. made narrow es.
cape Thursday, from which might have
been a serious and perhaps fatal acci-
dent. He was engaged in painting the
front part Of q house, at Eleventh aud
West Streets, and was standing on
swinging ladder, painting the cornishes.
He wanted the ladder lowered, an
proceeded to lower it by the ropes which
were attached, when it got the best OF
him, and he had to loose his grasp, con
sequently losing his balance and tall.
ing but luckily for him, he did not
reach the G ound, but fell on the po on,
and escaped with few bruises, the
worst of which is a sore head md shoul-
der. Two poss Of paint. which wele ON
the ladder at the tint, flew in every
direction. We called on MIR. Quay
yesterday morning and found him GUS
lily engaged in handling the artistH
brush, and treats the whole matter AZ
Joke, but says that he feels q little stif'
from the effects of the tall.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Local Linklets.

Rev. George Porter, Of Newark, Del,
has informed the elders Of his
church that he intends reslgning,
OF account of disease Of the throat. The
Rev. gentleman has been afflicted for
nearly a year, and is now compelled to
relinquish preaching until ne IS cured, ,
When arrangement Of the stomach
acts upon the kidneys and liver b.ing'
lnk disease and pain, Kidney Wort rs
the true remedy. 1t removes the sause
and cures the disease. Liquid, very
concentrated, or dry act equally eth-
GENTLY. -
w. Lewis Dilworth has q field of
about Is acres in wheat, &1ch is said
To be as fine looking as any in Christi
ana Hundred.
A meeting ofthe Republican League
will be held at the room, basement OF
the Clayton House, this evening, at 7.ao
W. +. Jamison is authorized TO col
lect subscriptions for the Garfield
Monument fund, Of which Il. b. Dari
can, is treasurer.
Captain Ludlow advertiges Tor r.
nosais for the Improvements OF V
mingtun harbor, by dredging IL "o
Christiana river.
Smyjh Post firing party mee's This
evening to complete organl2at!'n and
elect officers \ fun attendance Is ex-
ptCted.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

06; Louisa Meyers, 8; c. I. johnson
Sl0.53; Adams Il Bro, 1878, Patrick
Dillon, 1913; J. r. Bell. 81. 20; We'll
& Ringw alt, SIG; William Crater, 81;
John Collins, 40; Henry Hilwerd, ~;
James hckendrick, so 70; Neal Duffy,
@6 Mary Murine. $3.50; Archie s.
Reid, 40; Martin Keogh, S63; Thomas
Ford. $50; Samuel Crothers, $72; Ed
ward w. Hopes, S74 53;James Farley,
$44 b. +. Townsend, ti2.75; James
Mc(iowan. 63.15; s. f. Simmons &
Bro, El.lo; Davi. n Bro $72.76; Pat
rick Carberry, $v596 Lobdell Car
Wheel Co., $780, Enoch Moore, Jr.,
s4S IS; NJ. J. McUloskey, $45. 80; James
McKendrlck, si26.67; Henry Mckinney
$2Hl9. w. L. Robinson, $lO6 20;
Adams & Bro, E.b5; Louisa Meyers,
SIS; Frank Calswe!l, $50; j. G. John.
son, $H.32; Eliza Frazer, s.; W.
j. Maxwell, -; Adams & Bro
.her. A6o; Albert W. Smith, -;
J. 2. Springer, &3; II. r. Bringhnrst,
g.; }. =. Doughteu, $3;E. X. Crrwford,
-; C. +. Thomas Il Co, $50; &. p
johnson, &4S; J. D. Gorrnan, Sl3; +. II.
Robinson, $5G. 30; Wilmington Coal Gas
Comrany, Sgbl AZ; John Hunt, S53; w.
j. Maxwell, $5l 30; r A. Brown, NJ.
d., &; II. Ogle, NJ. d., Sl3; NJ. Spring
er, NJ. d., 3; Adams x Bro, $6,7O; A.
Speakman, fl0.7U; w. Myers, Sll. Jas.
Daley, $40: Every Evening Publishing
Company, 81 900 =. Johnson, $l.6S;
{ +. johnson, $500; G. Schue, 2997;
A. Traynor, $3.50; W. +. W"tbrook,
q. 50; Adams Il Bro, $ll KS; w. {.
Martin, S3; Allen Speakuau, 81 40;
exchange, S2L5u; Kennebec
Ice Company, 62i; kenuebcc Ice Com.
pany, S.2S; Kennebtc Ice Company,
S7. rs; Adams & Bro, $ll.75; Il. James
Belt, $3.50; =. Springer, $40; j. Guth-
rie, $l5. 20; n. c. Gibbons, 32,5a; James
y webb Company, $751;. A. krauspe.
1923; G. +. Thomas 4 TO-, AZ cents; B.
f. Townsend, s.; Is. r. Townsend, $jS,
10; Mills & Coombs, $!v;H, b. Morrow,
Treasurer Board Of Education, $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
An Apology

The managers OF the Fleetwood $
Ball, last evening, have to make an
Apology TO the ladies' present, for pre-
senting them with "A fancy programmes.
on the top OF which was bird instead
of a dove. The doves are composed OF
chemical preparation and were to be
furnished by Philadelphia firm. They
did not arrive however, and the bird
had TO be substituted. The parties were
communicated with in regard to them,
ard they replied that their place OF
busines, had been destroyed by bre and
it was impossible to furnish the doves.
Arrangements have been made how
ever, with Mr.. Magee, to furnish the
dove programme in exchange for the
other. Ladies who wish to have theirs
exchanged can do so by calling on Mr..
Magea corner Fifth and Shiplsy streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
BOARD or TRADE.
An Appeal TO the husin - Me- Of
WilmiDgiOn-PrOctical sugEes- j.

The Board of Trade Of this city have
just issued the following circular ~ the
business men OF the city:
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. s, 81.
DRAH SIK-The rapid growth of Our
city IN population, manufacturing IN
dustries, and wealth, together with the
prominent position commercially IL Is
destined to i'll, renders it imperative
that an organization composed OF mer,
chants and manufacturers, a. well as
persons especially Interested in naviga-
ZION, aud the profession Of our naviga'
ble waters, should b3 sustained by the
exercise of the on .rgies of each individ'
ual member TO secure to our city,
through local, State and federal legis-
,aion, such laws sLs may be determined
Nv our citizens to ba desirable for the
promotion of its hest interests.
The following SUBJECTS demand earn
eSt aud immediate attention:
First Our wafer supply. Second. The
The sewerage of the city. Development
of our harDOr. Fourth. Adoption oi
means to Introduce new capital and eS-
tatlish new enterprises in or Doar cur
city. Fifth. An IN, Icase OF the force
employed in tho engineering and sur
veying departments. Sixth. The CITY
Council should have the cooperation OF
an organization Of this character III all
its efforts to give us such laws aud Or
dipanc,S, al shall be best calculated to
improve our city.
For such work the Board OF Trade
was chartered by our State, but during
the past year action has beon confined
to few leading firms located on the
navigable waters OF the port, and the
whole influence Of the board has been
exerted solely for the Improvement Of
the harbor. The success Of their efforts
is the best evidence OF what may be ac-
complished by an organized and deter
mined effort on the par. OF our citizens.
The Executive Committee OF the
Board OF Trade desires to extend its
field of usefulness, and asks that yoll
will take an active part in it by becom-
ing member Of it, and that you will,
at an early day, make known your i'll
L. ntion to Mr.. James Bradford, teasurer
Of the Bead, accompanied by the AL
nual asses ment.
The assessment for the year ending
October 5, 80, has betn fixed at IS.
By order oflhe Executive Committee
Il. N. BUCK. President.
4. A. VANrRUMP, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
WraDEling kerubltsans.
.om the Newark Ledger.

Tho Republi cans in Wilmington are
eternally in q snarl It's dlhcult 1or
an outsider to find out what they arc
quarreling about. We suppose they
are like lean and hungry dogs, the few,
er the bones the more they snap and
suarl.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
TasuisnOnfAl.

A. A. Chapman, the great tobaocon'st'
Fourth and Shipley streets, Whining
ton, highly recommends Dr: Simms
Vegetable Liver Pills as the Dess VI an
pills for liver complaint and purgative
purposes he says they are 80 mild ana
easy and splendid in their operation.
can fully recommend the aooVe.--R~
porter REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
M ubpTno~d.

Ar. Henry Wood, President u the
PhiIa. and West Chester railroad, has
been subrTnaed by u United States
marsha to appear ut Washing ton, on
Monday next, ~ witne FOR the
prosecution iu the case Of the United
States against Charles }. Guitean for
the murder of President Garfield.
Mr.. Amo. Lamborn Secretary Of the
Baltimore Central, knew the Assassin
several ars ago, iu Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
NEWS PROM ALL AROUND.
HAD water In 6sst0n caused by
dead Eels. n aino Aep,bllsan oon.
vention-Aore AormoN Cenvsvts
-nsvssgn Deasss lt-Raalrssd
Col1lslOn1 A.

dead Eols. n aino Repabllean o~n
ventio1-Aore Aermon CenvsvG
-Asvssgh DoaSes lt-Raalrsss
Csllision) &c.
The water supplied tn the inhabitant,
OF Boston has given evidence of pollu
tion for some time past. On Thursday
evening DIR. Talbot, in q paper read
before the Massach usstts Homuopathit
Medical Society. ascribefshe corruption
to dead eels, and said thss twenty five
pounds OF them had been caught In
twenty four hours In a faucet-trap at q
sugar refinery.
The Republican State COMMITTEES OF
Maine, at meeting in Portland, on
Thursday night, accepted the resigna-
tion of Blaine, as chairman, and ap-
pointed VIM. p. Frye his successor
1t WAS decided to hold the State Con.
vention in Portland, next June, tie day
to he hereafter fixed.
Daniel & Rollins, just elected Dis
trict Attorney for New York, has writ
ten a letter 70 the Solicitor General,
stating that mis- election tO that Office
the duties of which he will assume on
the st Of January next, will prevent
his tax ing part III the prosecution OF
Guiteau.
Mormon missionaries passed through
Nashville yes,. rday with 100 proselytes
gathered in Tennessee and Georgia.
At Tuliahoma woman and her three
daughters joined lhe party, bidding
farewell to the weeping husband and
father.
Attorney General acVeagh, it is
stated, has declared to an agent OF the
Associated Press that the recent rumors
OF differences between himself and the
President, and the reported Cabinet
scene published by the Washington
Star, are sheer fabrications.
The case of John Brady, Jr., on trial
at 81. Louis for The Id. SC acknowledge
mtnt of deed, resulted yesterday
II orning III \ ver,iCt Of guilty. lie IL
ono of the gaEg conyioied in the great
land swluIle, discovered IN lronLou,
Mo last spring.
The North Elkhorn stock farm near
LexlpE On, Kentucky, with large sta
bic Of race horses belonging To NJ. IL.
Sandtprd, was sold on thursday, W ID.
Swig,rt The price Of the STOCK Is not
known, but tho land, 5i7 acres, went
for HD,nUO.
We notice that Tom, Dick and Harry
are row a pearing with their grand
father recipes for coughs, etc, and
seeking a fortune through advertising,
but the people know the value of DR..
Bulls Cough syrup and will take no
other.
1t is believed the Treasury Depart
ment will issue an order tor tho re-
sumption of nickel coinage in few
days.
A violent snow storm, the first of the
season. prevailed al Lincoln, Nebraska.
on Thursday.
Snow fell yesterday ut Omaha and
Cheyenne, and rain at st. Louis and
Chicago.
British hose 10 cents pair, at q. L..
Kahn Il Co. Is, No. 2lS Market street.
------ . -
Crosby q Aill's
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
The cunning season.

As the cunning season advances,
many gunne.s may be seen, with their
Guns in hand, cnroute In the direction
of the best spots where game is plent-
full. Several parties went down on tho
Delaware railroad this morning, for
weeks sport. Among the number we
noticed, Messrs. Ferry, Baxter, ahk
Hammitt, Elwood Pyle and Everett
Jones'. The latter three 60 as far as
Middletown, where they propose TO
spend . week, within radius OF ten
mi es of that place. As game is plenty
they will no doubt succeed in bagging
q large quantity.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
NEW ADvEKl lsE4HNTs.
TXECUTUR's SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
win he n,d at public sale on the

win be eoid n p upllc sale Oh lhe
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY Of llth-MO, 1851,
at ! o'clock, p. m,
At the r. .sidence OF Carle'on J. Passmore>
deceased, near fairville, Pa, all OF bis per-
sonal property consist ng OF good IN
farm or road horses. IA head Of feed ~
Ing and young cattle of which are heavy
f-UR fat steers, the balance in a fine coGdl-
k-Y ton "a extra COWS, nigh uuto calvtngi
puIf Of vel matched red oxen, fats hogs, D
shoats. Plows, hsrrows and cultiva'Crs, horse
mower and threshcr, grain fsn, double har-
boon nay fork, rope and blocks, forks and
shove,s, post igger. shovsls, spades, picks,
III 4ttocks and hoes. superior new grain drlll,
Champion reaper and mower, grain cradl's,
moving and brlar scythss, hay ladders, ropes
and pulleys. sleigh and bells, BOO Ii. be m
and pcas axes. maui and wedges, wagons,
carts, dea.hOrrs carriaFe' and wheatbatroW,
OK yoke and enains, fork and plow CHAINS,
stage carriage, ligot wagon and dearbOrn
harness double and single and nearly new
with all the various miscellaneous articles oil
q well conducted farm. HorssHoLs AND
IrtA uN FvRN rURs, consisting Of tables,
chairs. stoves, carpats, desk, bets'eads, be-
ding, bureaus, wasaeLancs, looking glasses,
&c. Terms OF Sale months credit on ~
sume over $40 payable at the National Bank
OF Kennett Square.
Wills PASSMORE, Executor.
novl22tw ltd
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
AsanIs and Rh0eM

=. low prices. Daniel McCusker, 2lo
West Second street, has got large al e
desirable stock of boots and shoes foi
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him cal
As he is determined to sell At the lowest
price,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
SPHCIAL nE1TIOU

The leaders Of the merchant tailozS In
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchsnt Tsiloring Estab-
lishment, n. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
! OysteTS.
II You want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in tho market 90 to Ain
scow's, III Shipley street. 70, 25, 30
and 40cts. per quart; and also Wholesale
aAd retail"og@,s s7''.'.,'rs'sra 't -r
Dos's Dfs II shs Bsuse.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats"
It clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, flies,
reaches, vermin, ants, insects; l6c. per
box.
Decline OF Man.
Impotence Of mind, limb, or vital
functions, nervous weakness, sexual de-
bility, &C., cured by Wells Health Re-
newer; 81, at druggists. Depot, n.
r. Danforth.
A Nobby Overeoat
or {. stylish suit of slothes made at rea-
sonable prices and q fit guaranteed st
Simpson s, 5l1 Market street.
Let it be emblazoned on every heart,
enshrined upon the tables of the
memory, that the grand acme OF smoke
ol9gy has been ohtainsd in all its per-
lection, glory and purity in Marburg's
Seal OF North Carolina Chapman,
Fourth and Shipley streets, wholesale
and retail agent.
It yon have not tried Colquhoun's
Cleansing Liquid 20 at once to your
druggist and get % bottle only 25c. and
IL will positively remove grease spots
ana stains from choicest fabrics with
out injury For sale by all druggists
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber,
g prepared to conc2ve ra"ors and put
them in good order. Lauios and child
-en's hair cuttinga speciality, No 1O8 T.
Third street.
For the finest domestic and imported
goods, cut in the latest style and sold
at tie lowest figure call on Geo. Ash at
his Merchant Tailoring Emporium,
No. 7OJ Market street.
Children's youths and adults trusses
adjusted by N. b. Dsnforth,
Druggist, cor. Second and Market sts.
A special room for applying.
The Russian Corn Cure is an unfail.
ing remedy for corns-only 10 cents-as
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Dr. Bailey's Chill PILLS, for sale by
Taylor Il Fullerton, Druggists, No. 303
King street.
Awnings taken down and stored dsr.
ing the winter by John While, 404 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
nloed and skin Disc ases

pimples, blotches, boils, &C., and to
keep off smallpox use DR.. Simms'
Blood Purifier, the great blood cure.
Impure blood made pure, weak blood
made strong and the system made per
fectly healthy. 81. Sold by dealers.
Depot 4th and King, Phila. 6O2 Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
The Fast SU day Paper rain /,

Davis, the up town news dea.er At
GlS Market; had all Of his subscribers
served shortly after 8 o'clock on Sun
day morning last with New York and
Philadelphia papers reaching here at
o clock, Tomorrow. ifnothing prevents,
they will be for sale and delivered at
that hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
The weather.

War Department, Ofaoe Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, November
12-! A. NJ
THE WEATHER RRPORT FOR To-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States, north
east TO southeast winds; threatening
weather and rain or snow ; n slight rise
in temperature and falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Why 70 Ahahilx Dre ssed

Or wear unSightly looking clothing
when you can be- titted 80 nicely and
have your choice Of - many differeDe
style of goods for either suit or an
overcoat, at j. T, Mullin Il Son, Sixth
and Market streets, where they can be
had 30 good and cheap
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Received q CHll.

Rev. James Frazer who has been
pastor of the Presbyterian church in
Kennett Square for ten years has recely-
ed n unanimous call to the Glen Riddle
Presbyterian church, in Delaware co,in-
ty. He has the matter under anVi"e'
meut and will rca yh decision soon.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Kid Glove.

We offer the balance OF onr 60c. kid
gloves at 25c. a pair; also our Josephine
seamless real kid at 50c. a pair only for
Saturday. X. l.. Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
MIL

Persons wishing to be served regular
ly with good, pure milk should notify
4. L. Armstrong by postal cara OF
other wise.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
OATS AN 4 DOiliinns

at s.. 81, 81. 80, s., Sc, 81, $3.50, slO,$ll,
$l2, $3.50, Sl45 and $l5. An i'm
,ense assortment at remarkably low
prices. Crosby u Hill.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Rnrs aims In Towels.

Crosby & Hill are showing towels al
25ctS. tina, every honsekeeper will buy
whether they are in immelian want Of
them or not
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
The Largest Moe X

Of trusAes, braces, supporters &c. in the
city can be- fonnd at Belts Drug Store.
A lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

v>R. KLlNE'S GREAT NERVE Re-
H. STORER, Is the wonder Of the ago Tor
ali nerve diseases All Gts stopped free. Sene
To QSl Arch street, philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
II Osiery ana UHAerwear.
b REVITIE.s.

An immense assortment at the very
10 west prices Crosby Il Hill.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
hi Blanket&.

A very large assortment at remarka-
bly, low prices Crosby Il Hill, 20 &
Z22 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

go gents Cardigan jackets direct from
ths manufacturers, 10 be sold Saturday
st wholesale prices. 4. l.. Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
sssse Of tho Ther.nsmeaev

1t tho REPUBLICAN, Office, in the shade,
this morning:
7 O'Clock I0o'clook ~ O'clock,
40 532 BS
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
am selling VIM. Lea Il Sons

Clifton's $500
poutaxat s.76
klfRWONd ........ .....s.s...'.'.'' e.S
Minnesota ~ " $AV
make a specially Of selling the best hour
In the market
Fresh Buckwheat meal In any quantity
from one pound TO ton.
VIM. u. PlGkEIS, 4o7 King street.
oct2Stf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Crosby q Atll'A

is the place to buy eorsess, fringes,
trimmings, buttons and small wares OF
all kinds stock large and prices low.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

NyOTICE.-l HEREBY CAUTION ALL
~ persons not o trust my wife. Isabelle
Valentine, rs will pay no bills contracted
Nv her. AZ she has left "a y bed and boar'.
novlz-3tt BURTON VALENTINE.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
A PYIVATB SALE.

AT PElyATBSALE.
A tarw OF os acres, situated near NM.
Cuba. Christiana Huodreed, adjoining lard
Of Utlcy Vernon, Jonathan Mason and otf-
ers, Good house, barn, corn crib, spring
house 70 d orchard, woodland, sc.
nnvladSvU JOHN bR NNAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

The leaders Of the merchant tailou In
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment, n. W. cor. Fourth and MarkeS
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

II you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in tho market 90 to Ain
scow's, III Shipley street. 70, 25, 30
and 40cts. per quart; and also Wholesale
and retail. ss,..., ss,,. ~. ,+eys.s,. ,t .....
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Dor's Dfo II the Beuse.

Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats."
It clears out rats, mice, d-bugs, flies,
roaches, vermin, ants, insects; l6c. per
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12

Tho leader OF the retail clothing trade In
our oity. The Wilmington Clothing House,
N. w. corner Fourth and Market -treets.
Sun rsse at d45 ...... Sun setst -
L. hod d NJ trt1 "a
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23
Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen, that az the regular fona
meeting of the Commissioners fJacksoas on ooun, n,
ty, Ohio, in session at the Audltor olIce' IL
on Monday, June 9Th, A. D. 1881, petition
was presented t. the said CommissiondSts ms 1s
office of said county praying for the enlarge
ment Of the corporate limits Of the Incorporate
No 4S passed by a majority of the Council of
said village of Wellston, at their regular meet,
ing, May 9th A. D. 1881, entitled an ordinance
Droyidine tor the exteneion of the corporate lin
its of the Incorporate Village of Wellston, Jack
SON County Ohio; said territory is contiguous
thereto, and descrPed % as I0llo@ mar of SEQ
tion six (6) township nine, (9) range seventeen,
Q0 east of the Scioto River; thence east on the
and seventy rods (270) thence south parallel
with the east side of east street, in Austin s ad-
dition to Welston to point on the south line
rods (270) east of the south west corner OF sald
section six (6) thence west on the south line OF
said section six (6 two hundred ana IN s seSenay my
tion six (6); thence north on the township and
section line to the corporation line, on the
south boundary thereof; thence east on n, the
south boundary line of said Incorporated Viii
lage to the southeast corner OF said incorpoa-
ted Village of Wellston thence north on the
east boundary line of said village OF Wellston
| to the northeast corner of said Incorporated
Village of Wellston thence west on the nortn
boundary line of said lncorpora1ea , lriaSe i a.
| thence north on the township and section line
| to the place of beginning.
| All of the above said described lands or terri
tory being in said section six (6) township nine
"a map and plat of the above described prem
| said Village of Wellston, is filed with the abov'
| said petition in the Auditors ofhce: Sale
| petition set for hearing before Commlsslon
| ers in the Auditors office of Jackson County,
| Ohio on the sth day of September, A. ID. 1881
| E. B. BINGHAM & M. t. NANPELT,
| Att'yS for said Pel1tloners.
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