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by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
TN pursuance of the provisions ola Treaty between
i the United States and the Chckasaw Indians,
made and concluded at Pontotoc Creek, on the TWEEN
t,eth day Of October 1882, and Of the supplementary
and naipry articles thereto made and concluded
on the twenty second day OF the same mon b and
also, of the Treaty between the United States and
the Chickasaw lodians made and concluded at the
city of Washington, on the twen,y-iourth day OF
May, IA
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
the dspoal of such of the lands coded TO the United
States by the said Indians hereinafter desor bed
shall be held at the Land Office at PONTOTOC, in
Mississippi, on the second Monday 10 May next.
East If the Chickosan meridian.
Towns in fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
II range one, east
Section ,hry .foJr, in township one Of fange two,
east.
Section six, in township six, Of range two, east.
Fractional township sixteen, OF range two, east,
exert the north fractions Of sections one, two three
and four and fractional sections five and siy
Fractional township sevent en-, of rarge two cast.
Fractional townships sixteen and seventeen offange
three, east.
Section eighteen in township seven, Of range four,
east.
Fast half Of section ,wcny-wo in township ten, of
range four, east.
Section five, in township eight, of range five,
east.
Section ,hirty-,hree, in township eleven, Of range
sir, east.
Sections tweu'y three and tweniysr, IN township
four, of range seven, east.
Section ,hirty-siS, IN township seven, OF range
seven, east
Sccticn twenty three in township ten Of range 81
ven, east.
Sections Eve, six and seven, in township eleven, o
range sewn, cast
! South half of section nine, in township thirteen,
range seven, east.
/ Sec ION twenty-five, in township fifteen, Of rang
seven, east.
East half Of section nineteen, and section twenty
twenry-egh,. twenty nine, thirty three, thuty-h"
and thirty-six, in township eleven, Of isngo eight
east
Sections three and twenty four, in township Three
OF range ten, east.
Vest Of the Chictasap meridian.
Yves, half Of section five, in township three,
range one, wet
Meet half OF SECTION thirty-swc, in township to-
Of range three, west.
seciion ihiry-,wo. IN township three, ofrsngs fou
sect.
Moth half Of section one north frncton OF 'sc'i'
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CONCERT.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY respectfully an.
i nounce their TmRD Vocal ENrERTAiNMsNr, al
CaIusi's Saloon, on MONDAY EVENING, Feb
5, when choice selection OF tho most aJproyeJ
productions will be introduced.
The Land Of Washington.
Oh It's merry and free.
Irish Emigrant's Lament
The Sword and the Staff, a national anthem.
RI Elections oil Home.
We are happy and free.
Brave Bonaparte.
Excelsior
Kockaway.
Once on time.
The Old Granite State.
Tickets fifty cents each, 10 be had at the Music
Stores Book Stores and at the Ticket Office the
evening of the Concert.
To commence at half past seven O'Clock mo post
ponem.nt. feb Git
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twenty hss a'd seetloa iuiny-f Ia township six
Of range four, west.
Section fourteen la ownaLip eight, OF range fJur,
WRIST
Sections twenty five an ,hirty-ss, in io~usb o
iour, Of range n'e, we@
Section nine. IN township seven, Of range fse
| west
North half vi section eighteen and sec,io twenty
nins IN township s,gh'. Of range i've, west
SECTIONS t~en three and went four 10 township
Dins, OF range hvs west.
Section eleven, 10 township MAE, Of range six
| wesi. nflia M - lt
Sections one two aud three, south half Of ssc,ioa
seysS, halt offs, eight and .eclious nne ten
eleven, twelve, rh,rteen fourteen, fifteen, twenty,
tseuty-oIe, tseniy-iwo, twenty three twenty I've
tseniy-sx twenty seven, shny-one thrty-two, th,f-
ty-lh,es thirty ioor and thirty five, in township ten
ofIaDge SIX, west. e
nineteen and twenty nine, IN township eleven Of
range SIT, West.
Sections thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, twenty-on~
twenty-t~o twenty three, twenty -four twenty-five,
t~enty-sI twenty seven, thiuylhree and thirty ioo,
in To" nship ten, OF range seven, west.
Section Two, north halt, (lots A, b, c, +, O. of
section four and fractional sections five aud fourteen
in township ELEVEN Of range seven, west.
Section Two, and fractional sections SIX seven and
thir'y-six, in township ten, of range eight, west.
Sections fourteen fifteen, SIXTEEN twenty, twenty
three twen,y-sx thrty-oDe thirty two thirty three
nine, west
Sections thirty and thirty one in township seven, Of
range nine, west.
Section twelve, in township eight, Of range nine,
wesi.
Fractional section thir,y-fye, in township nine, Of
range nine, west.
Sections twenty-six, twenty-seven and thirty-6ve,
| in township four, of range ten, west.
Sections ten, eleven twelve, thirteen and four
teen, in township eight, of range ten, west
Snct,nn I,,,r Gya sly oiUht
twenty-three, t~en,y-sI twenty seven twenty
thirty thtythree and thirty -four, in to~ nship four,
Of range eleven, west.
South west quarter of fractional section nine, in
township four, Of range twelve, west ~
Sections one, two nine ten, eleven, feen sixteen,
and fractional section twenty-five in town,hp seven,
Of range twelve, west.
West Of the Meridian Of Hunispille, in .4labama.
Fractional section eight, in township three of range
| thirteen, west.
Fractional section one, in township four, of range
| thirteen, west, except lot A.
Section twenty -four, in township five, of range ft-
| tpep Wast
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, Washington City
February !, 1874.
SiTPersons nquiring for letters in the following
list, will please say they are advertised
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nS-The inland postage on all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid otherwise they remain in
lhis Office VIM. JONES, r. NJ
feb. l-3t
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West Of the Meridian If Huntsville, in .qlaba

Fractional section eight, in township three Of range
thirteen, west.
Fractional section one, in township four, of range
| thirteen, west, except lot A.
Section twenty -four, in township five, of range 6f-
| teen, west
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-25
STAINBURN'S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS

are the best ambitious medicine ever used They
are strongly recommended to all those who are
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sick
headache, &c., as being an infallible and new
or failing remedy. The StainbuTn anti-bil-
Ious pills have also been found eminently ben.
efcial in the following complaints: Liver COM
plants, Theumatism, piles, dr0psy, asthma,
dyspepsia Enlargement Of the spleen, ,hea artbuTn,
female obstsuctiOns, incipient dIarrhOea ,loss Of
appetite, ,hahitual cOEtiveness, distension Of the
81 1mach and bowels, fatulsncey fuTrsd tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotched or sallOw
compile xion, and in all cases Of torpOr OF the
bowels whore pure aperient or cathartic medi-
cine is needed. From the fact Of their being
iormet entirely of extracts they are not unpIee-
SAINT TO take particularly mild in their opera
tion, producing no gripping or nausea Of the STONE
ach, and still all powerful to eradicate Diseases
and purify tho blood and fluids.
The JOllolOing tsJrOm an eminent PhysiciGA
in South Carolina:
"Gentlemen:-J have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract Pills :P cases of Riliious
Fever and obstinate constipation of be Bow
els. and have found them sngularly beneficial: i:
have also prescribed them in cases Of Genera
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased Liver
| and have found them tO be safe and very eff.
cient medclne.H
Extract from letter from Mr.. Holmsby, of
Maine -
"Dear Sir:-I M in want Of another supply
of your Pills, and hope you will send them right
of, as have not box on hand, and many OF
my customers are very anxious to get them.
am happy to infOim you that your inestimabls
medicine has done world of COED in this town {,
many of our neighbors who have been complain.
ing for years past OF Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and
Bilious ATTACKS, have, by the use of your Ex-
tract pills, become quite well and hearty-you
had better send me twice as many as you sent
me the last time, by way of Portland.''
Believe me, respected Sir, yours, e.
J. HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine is sold in boxes, con.
tanning thirty pills, at 25 scents per box. ByD,
| j. Stewart. GEORGETOWN.
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now 10 pIINlsH A CoQUETTE.

Il
There was pretty Snd cruel girl, who
had led captive many levers, By her ar
';sees. and when they popped the ques-
lion, shs enjoyed her triumph BY a dsci'
dsd refusal.
A rOquish wit suffered himself to be
apparently caught ~ her net. He fol'
lowed up the ceurlship with surprising
assidu,ty, and sl length, he took an OPP
por,uniiy 10 offer his band in a very tor"
NAL msnneL. As he expectedi ths de-
cided NO ~ uttered in loud tones, while
her eyes shot forth delirium ol triumph
The youth Immediately smoiS his hands
loesther. and falling on bis knees, ex'
lslsimed-nOb! dear madam! accept my
sv1e,msst thanks.for you have made ne The
bapDiss, Of men my isther urged me on
"a This courtship. lie threatened to dis
,opheri, me il | did moi do my best
suias ", re- set 10 watch me, and was
obliged 10 feign the most ardent love
Ior yOu-but cow that you have refused
me, | am free. | am at liberty 10 reveal
the secret! Only one more favor der
madam-go with me 10 my father and
confess TO him that | have we'll perform
cd the part Of a wOOer, and that you new
Or suspected that was compelled 10 this
stePi" ,.,
ssThen | have been made a fool OFF,
said ,hs cOquelte, sObbiug aloud.
uVas ms daaT uoadam-but no harm is
Aoas since you never cared a sliaw for
me-And If you had admired me, you
know that should have been obliged 10
marry you,Or submit to the loss Of my in
heritaRcs."
Strange to say, the young lady now
Gell violently in love with the man who
had treated her so cruelty; but as ht
had cast his elsewhere, all her tears aDC
siRhs we're unavsiling, aud she was oblig
cd 10 take her place among the lovelOrr
damssls ofibe day
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Notice is hereby given,

THAT a Petition will be presented ia
= the Trustees Of Perry Township B
G. Ohio, on The list day OtJuly next for,
che dislocation Of Cart.way-cOmmen
sing II Vim. BambeT's south west corner,
aad Vim. Boyls's north west corner, run
ming with the different variations Of the
Compass 10 theAndersOn State road near
EDDY Bishop'Sbop. and also, at the same
time. . Petition Couched in the above
named petition will be presented for the
location OF Q Township road commencing
On the line of Jaquet Melard and at The
Junction OF the line bstwsenMowery and
Burnham. running on said line 10 the
Turnpike road. JAQUET MELARD.
NAV 81. l944.@
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PERSEVERANCE REwARDED.-TheBuf'
galo Courier said, 'On Saturday last a raw
looking country lad applied 10 Mr.. Rob
inson, grocer on the dock, for work, sta
ting that he bad ealen nothing for q
whole day, and wished employment fol
the purpose Of procuring food. Mr.. Il
aupposing him TO be one OF that numer
Ous class Of lazy fellows which infest the
lower part Of the ciIy,whO will never work
while they can beg, asked him what kint
Of employment he wished. The lad Fe-
Piled that he was willing to work at an!
thing desired. WELL said Mr.. Il. pro
ducing an old muske,, just shonlde
this and walk backward and forward a
cross Commercial street, and l will pa!
yeu one shilling an hour
Much 10 bis surprise the lad took the
muskst, shouldered It with the gravity oI
On old campaigner, and commenced bis
march--an hour passed on-two-tbTee
--four--still he was there, steadily pur
ouiug bis task, amid lbe ieers and laugh'
ter Of a crowd which is always 10 be
found At this part Of tbs city. Suffice i
ia say that at the end of seven hours,
Mr.. r. was so we'll pleased with the per-
severance aud honesty exhibited by the
lad that he exered himself and suc'
eesded in procuring him a permanent
situation, with fair compensation for his
services; and also paid him the seven
shillings go fairly eslned.'
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Whsn thsv have q hsadAehs,oF feel low Spitltee1
relief.
sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2l cents, and warranted better than all
other Hasters ioreuFing rheumatism, ], mbsgOt
pain or weakness in the side, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
of the spine, they cure the spiIos; draws eoTns
out by the roots In about two days. These
are the cheapest and best plasters in the worlds
NAM persons would not be without them for ~
many dollsrs Is they cost eentA They are
spread by machinery and the enormous quanti-
ty Cf over one milliud is sold every, year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and astOn-
lshing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. J.W. Hoxie, ESQ.,. MI. Michael Mar"
tin, George d. Strong, Esq B. CTomEiI, q
u multitude Of others, who have expeHeneed
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, mightLe referred 90. Case
tiOn is necessary. Ses that you got the genu-
in4 ShermAn's Poor MANS PlasteEs. PIiuisd
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
factsiulile of DIR. Shsrman's name. Many
spurious and worthless imits'ions are hawbed
abont; they should always bo avoided trust
none but SheTman's; his is sure 10 cure, and he
alorepossesses the secret of making IL.
/ These medicines are for sale at
| Georgetown, by D. ]. Stewart,
| Fses6urgh, Daniel Trout, s.sF
HamersSilie, w. B. Wright.
| IRusselsville, Lambert Nowland. n
| Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
| Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, Robert Pattsn.
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison. i
West Union. w esley Lee.
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Notice.

y Y virtue of an arder of the cou rt Of Gem
DmOn Pleas of Brown county Ohio made at
the September term OF said court1 843, and rs.
vived a the April term 1914, and to me di.
rected. l. Edward Evans, administrator Of the
estate of William A. Frazer deed will expOse
to sale at the front door Of the court houss in
said county, al public outcry. cn Saturday tie
22d day OF June 1874, between tie hours Of 10
O'cl ock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. Nj on said dRy,
the following described real estate 10 wit:Ict
No. IA situate in the town EaIdihia lin said
county with tho sppurftrarCts FEd improve
mants thoTeon: subject 10 tie witcws right ct
dover in the premises, che icing endowed Of
the south lower room of the font bI ildirg 10.
gether with the Kitchen and 90 feet OF ground
on the south side of said lot frcm the font hull
ding parallel with the line ofsaid Lotto the west
line Of the same Upon the following teIms-one
third in hand, one third in nine months and
one third in eighteen months after the day of
sale. The deferred payments to be made safe
by good security, wi h interest frGm day Of
sale.
The sbove lots are ordersd by the court TO be
sold as the property of VIM. A. Frazer deed.
by the AdministTator to pay debts, and issal-
ued, subject 10 dover, at $50 dollars.
EDwARDP. EVANS, Admir-.
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May 81. 1914.

saThe Citizens of Brown county, - who are Ia
ooring under diseases arising from impurities o
the blood-shOuld hever dlspair Of being brought
to sound state Ofhealtb until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills,
They are the most Efficient medicine ever in-
troducsd to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities ofthe blood.
Wrighps Indian Vegetable Pillswili always
prove an easy, safe and Efficient remedy In
the following diseases: Bilious. Intermittent
remitttent & inAamatOTy feve,.--fever & Agus
iaundiee, cholera morbus, nausea, liver com.
plant, habitual costiveness, dispepsie, dTopsy,
appOplexy sick head ache, colds coughs, ,consump,
tiOn, asthma, all diseases arising from impu-
rities Of the blood. asls s.tsae.
s II should be remembered, when the theImom.
eter stands ct ninety degrees in the fhade, that
the process Of digestion is performed with tuch
extreme languor, that cur food instead Of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutfiment
for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, of
putri6ed in the stomach. Hence bad bfsatls
iisagreeable taste In the mouth, eh6lie, pair ..
dysentery, eholsra morbus, INFLUENZA, ane'
other diseases. s %3
Wriaht,s Indian Vegetable Pills are esrtai
cure for ali the above dangerous scomplaintsabe
cause they cleanse the nlimentery canal from
sIl those bilious and putrid humoTs which are
ina cause. notonly Of sll disorders Of the bovy
slla. INT Of every malady incident to nan
.1rhav klso aid and improve digestion and purifs
tba blood, and therefore give health and virsy,
~ tha whols frame, as well as drive pa;n ~
syery description ffomths body.
Il should be remembered, ali genuine ma6;s
e;ne has Wright's Vegetable Pills neatlv ,n,iOt
"a en- the sides Of the boxes and that if he a..
Wrieht's cannot be found, all is posit;vsi,
wrong. 8Aftt n as8f9
Wrighps Indisn Vegetable Pills, al G eorss4SsS
:. p. J. STEWART
Al. STRouRE, Higginsport.
L. NowLAND, Rus elvills. s4T
srLAs THoMAs, Dscasar. 4a
July 22ds ls43. aae !.
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CINCINNATI
AND MAYsvELLE
Gun Making and Repairin

By the subscriber, in Augusta, KY, ON H
9 ct, 6rst corne above tine College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, on the
same lot, in all its various branches. Calls il
either business will be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always Ou
hand-warrantsd nOtinferioT toany.
M. SELLS.
N. B. l want quantity of good eurled gun
tocks for which will give alibeTal price.
NJ. 8.
Augusta KY, June l 9Th 1912.
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UNBAT the county CommiSSionsn, at their
session on the first Monday Of June instant,
Isv;.d 6fteen cents on each hundred dollars, on
an taxable property for Road purposes, and 'has
The said tax may be discharged BY labor on tne
Roads under the direction Of the Supervisors oil
tbn Several road districts,a at the rate OF seventy
hve cents per day. .,,1 1ro
.TuDe 10, 1874,
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Hurra For the Big Brick +!

II HAVE just received a GREATER
land CHEAPER variety Of GOODS
than ever: amongst which may be found
New Style Bonnets,
Bonnet Lawn, fancy Ribbins, Gloves,
Heavy Brown Cotton, BILE. do, cotton
thread, and the largest and cheapest va
riety of calicoes to be found in the town:
also, Grain and Grass Scythes,
SneaChs, patent article; 3,O0N ID of
Nails, all sizes; ;WhiteLsad, FLAXSEED
OIL. Whiting, Indigo, Madder, Coffee,
very superior article OfSugar, MOlasses, ,
Spices, SC, Sc, Glass $40 and 1912,
Queensware, Hardware and Tin ware in
great variety. Wanted, Feathers, Flax
seed, Tow, aOd Flax. .Linen-BacOn hams
&c. For which the highest prices will be
paid. LAMBERT NOWLAND.
Russelville, May 81, ls44.-3w
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Brown Common Pleas.
alfred G. Stlti& Mary e his
wife. In chancery.

wife. IN chancery.
VS..
Josn Foster, widow and Nathaniel G. Foster
and others, clildreI, gGand children and
heirs Of jeremiah Foster deed.
HNHE petitioners have this day filsd their
Il bill in the Clerks Office of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is chilli and
heir Of jeremiah Foster decd. who died the
owner fIots Nos. 42 and III in Ripley Brown
county ohiOi that said MaFy owns an undivi-
dsd eighth part thereof,and they pray partition
Or sale Ofsaid property, go that her interest
may be assigned to them in severalty; that
some of said Fosters heirs reside in Kentucky,
some in Pennsylvania aux others il Wiscon-
stn Territory, Notice is hereby given said de-
fendents that at the next term of said court
application will be made for the necessary or =
ders to effect partition accordingly; all Of
which will more fully appear by reference TO
said Bill.
HAMER & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Pst'rs.
May l5lg. 1914.
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We are requested 10 anOunce THoMAs
SHARP Of Aberdeen % 9 candidate for
Sheriff OF Brown county.
Brown Common Pleas.

II. P. Irving and Others Guar
dian Of heiH Ofthe MaigarstJonss Petition to
deed. We, cell land.
Margaret Jones' heirs.
THE petitioners have this day fled their
petition in the Clerks ofics Of the above nams
ed Court. stat,ng that their Wards, ,--hslrs Of
MaTga :et Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virginia deed, are the ownersof I97 acres OF
land In Brown county Ohio, part Of survey
No, Il6S on Straight creeks and praying said
Court 10 authorize said Guardians 70 sell the
same--becauss il is necessary for the maiuten.
ance, and is for the benefit Of said Wards.4t the
next Term Of said CSait the petitioners will
ask for orders accordingly.
HANER e. IoHNsTony Soils. for PstR,s.
Hay 18th, IeA4.--ew
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N Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter practice lawir
partnership, in the several courts OF Brown coui
ty D. Their Office is ip front ofthe court hous
where thoy will alwaysbe found, unless absen
on Professional business. All matters con6det
to their care will be attended to with fdelitJ
and pune tualty. T. L. HAMER.
s.W. JOHNSTON
May S7th. ls4S.
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WyHE nsmbsrs Of Union Lodge No
Will esisbtats the Anniversary Of ST. John
~ Baptist On the 24th day Of June inst, at
aiplsy. Ths mambersof the neiehboring Lodg-
aa am III others IN good standing, are respect
reilly iusissa q attend end paEtaks Of the fest '.
JACKSON REED, sss,v.
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Notice.

Al IN, usxt Term Of the CoVTt Of Common
Plss. Z, bs holden in GtOEgstOwn Brown county
Ohio. on the goth day Of August 1874, ! wlll
snniy 10 said Court to make au order vseaung
NJ Town plat Of ofHarrisonvilie In said county
boiug sole proprietor thersof.
E.,. IN teAA.
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Brown Co. Common Pleas.
William NJ. Armstrong
W. Bill 70 foFsclOse
Charles Portel'sAd'sGS Mortgage.
Chavlaa Porte,Isher's
June I. lsA4,-sw

Charles Porte1'sher's
In pursuance Of an order Of the court
e Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made at their April term 1874 -
] will offer at sale atthe front door Of the
OCurt house IN Georgetown, on the 18th
dsy Of July, l644, between The hours Of
IOo'cIOck .. IN. and 4 pm. Ofsaid day,
lie following described real estate 10 wit.
II iOt IL shs town Of Ripley Brown cOun-
9 Ohio, known upon the recorded plat
ef said town By lie number one hundred
eAdtwsnly one (l2O. The above real
eslals TO be sold IN satisfaction Of de-
cree rendered in said court in favor Of
GAs complainant in the above case. The
aid vesI ssssts valued ct four hundred
ana kfsy dollars. Terms Of sale cash in
hand.
Georgetown, May 81, 1874.
DAVID FERRIER,
NaslevC Commissioner IN ChanceFy
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Lambs wool Wanted.

The undersigned wishes 10 purchase quanti-
Av OF Clean Lsmbs' Wool, for which the market
pII &c will bs given, at my Hat Store in George
JOHN KAY.
Inna Z. leA4.-ew