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Al Goshen. O.ange Co. N Z. on Thursday evening 10Th
inst by the Rev D. McCartele sr CHARLES :. TAPPEN
of this city, 10 Miss ELEAN daughter Of Daniel Carpen-
ter. Esq. of the former place.
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s~ The cry sti ihey ri,h to the American Nn'suH
and so it win be while Old Bunker HI !, the feld log
portruTs event. that hhllowed the memory of esI
American and " ith such life like accuracy that tie behofe
deceived. ani aznnion lives hrouzh The s3ere % ~
Baltimore was never enaed by tic artists toJc md .oua
be By every oe who has visited the Ciy oi aoeq
Inenty Madame Etng sings with touching svesine1sss
rlre sarbe Mad'e Fanny rcengased for this week. W
TINT the s
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SHIr SEws-tI p. H.--C'earel ots afterraqa-.
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syiysa,a Ksiiy fra Bis;en Sehr tise. Holi f Se-s.
rypars Sleanet Ashland inso 'r NIcsk-
BslSr-Itsrks Giyla. fn Ps.natsbneo NEshna. IN 20.
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T I'll E RIBU N e
Elecsion or .. S. Senators.


Election or U. S. Senators.
The Legislature Of this State on Saturday rafi.
fed tie Caucus nomination Of Dix and Dirku.
sen TO fll the Senatorial vacancies by the follow
isgvote:
For Mr. Wr:gafs term--,o March 4,b' loi1. u,
SENATE. Assembly. Totai q;
John 4. Dix, E>ocol--.--....-I % 90
Miiard Fillmore, tWhigl.--.-- 40 40 ,
Harman 3. Cropsey, iNe,ire)-- ~ 10
Dix over ell oihers-------.--.2o
So Jogs A, Drx was declared elected.
s(only ore Senator tWbis, and one Assembly
man (Leco) absentl
DAsIEL S. DICKINSON vas by exactly the same
vote elected Tor the seat ne nov holds I'm place OF
Talimadge) TIL the 18th of Mach next The
Wings voted lsame nsmSer as above Tor WILLS
Hall; the Natives Cor JoSATMAa THomPsos
In point of etiquette, the vote in each House
wasa nomination, but on meeting in Con7ention 1t
appeared that the nominations Of the two Houses
agreed, and SO the nominees were declared duly
chosen Senators.
The election for the full term takes place on
the fret Monday in February,
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% The Lecture this evening the Apprentices Lbfao
the Planets by DR.. LARDsER OF the mos; popaH
of those delivered by him, We ,Grry lean that this a2
peal the part othe Managers othe Library has MT bea
successful hopej. There be Institution better
enie ad. Our citizens we think ought to be b'sk
ward in 90 good 4 WORK
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~ Gallery of Paimtipgs at AuctIon.-Ths

-eat sale Of Oh Painting. and Mable S,assy, when @
brye "a ken pare last fdsy pospone1 On ~,
nf hc storm until Thursday next I'D us;, wttn m ~
soi.Ivcy take place al the Granite Buidi1=, zei re
tybcre they are Tor InsDestou. Admission
rhoesf gems of the Gallery remain ye; TO be soa of
many yaluahe Paintings have been added 10 NE ao. na.
der 10 close the G5 Tt, Marble Sta,ues -. n
tyey DO sold a the same tine TO the highest bidhef.
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on,,rs calcnaar-Thls day.

CrRcurr CouRr.-Ncs. SO, %, 81, IS, S6, 81, S8,
60, 81, 90, SO, "a, s6.
Coanos PLr4s.-Noa 8, II, 70, H. Is, l26, l6,
IS. l9 y, %
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PENNSYLVANIA is considered certain that
JESSE MULLER has been offerthe post OF Secretary
of the Commonwealth, and JoHS E. KANE that oi
Attorney General, ard that these gentlemen have
accepted. In the Democratic Caucus, James X.
Snowden of venango, was nominated on the first
ballot for State Treasurer.
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tCgss The Warren TRAGEDY the public will be
interested 10 learn. seems now Likely 10 he fully
revealed. The trial of Peter Psrke, indicted
one OF the actors in the wholesale buIcbeTy, ter
minated at B-lyidere on Friday IN a verdict OF
Guilty. The case was committed afer a
long and patient investigation and full argu-
lnent, in clear and able charge by Judge
Nevius, aud the jury was only out about five
hours. The vefdilt Is, we near, iii perfect accord
ance with public sentiment in Warren County.
Thus two OF the murderers, Joseph Garter, Jr. and
Peter Parke, hs cOusin Identified ard stard
committed Abner Parke, either the father or the
uncle OF Peter, was tried Immediately before one
lndictmen and acquitted by the Jury, though cIr-
cumstances were strongly against him, in conse-
quencs Of riibi Insisted on by some Witnesses
MS daughters, we beliays--from his own family
Since that acquitta farther testimony has been OBJ
tained, and he has been brought up and charged
under one OF the other indictments for fortunately
the Grand Jury found an indictment ngsnst each Of
the prisoners tor each of The four persons murdered
80 that is believed his participation in the dread
ful tragedy will vet be fully established. He will
be tried at the February term--some three weeks
hence. Newark Daily ADV.
MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-The Tele-
graph Office at Washington, has this week been
visited by III. PAGEoT, the French Minister NJ.
DE- La B.RcA, The Spanish Niiniser-aiI OF whoG
were, learn, highly g,atifed with the operations
of this unequaled Yankee invention"
The French Minister had written 10 Baltimore,
by means Of the Telegraph, despatch of some
length in his own language, which was returned
through the snms medium by Mr. Rogers. The
specimen Of Telegraphic writing thus returned it is
intended TO transmit TO France.
We !eel assured that IN tho course OF short time
the Telegraph OF Professor Morse will be extensive
iy adopted throughout the eniiehtsd nations Of Eu-
rope and we trust that Congress will, without far
iher delay, make liberal appropriation ior extend
ing the Telegraph in this country--if they not
expeditions in the matter, it is not improbable thG;
it will be in general use throughout Europe before
We have it carried beyond Baltimore. This has
been the case heretofore with regard 10 important
inventions OF American ctiyens Bait. Pat. of Sat
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nation q. their dishonesty and meanness7 In
asking that Dor shall be Internationally hoera'
tsd. they virtually ask that the discounted ad-
renturor shall. by the rpognsninni'y CT those ne
would have slaughtered, be crowned With TIE
hono.s OF victory, and that the banner OF La"
and Order shall Tow be i1glorionsly lowered TO
give place to tina. OF Dorrism. Gentleraen you
PLAYED for this and lost beiors the Arsenal and
at hepscbst, Do not now come whinPerhg 10
have al that both sides staked and youlost gwen
W to you! It's asking too much
u TIE Al6aay Argus Of yesterday is very
severe upon its neighbor of the Atlas, and upon
The Barnburners generally, for their course IN re-
laton to the election of U. s. Senator's. It &C
cuses the Atlas Of sarbling the proceedings oi
the Caucus and o. untairness in other respects
Ate. recitpg the movements OF the Caucus, Il
adds:
Notwithstanding This clear expression OF the
Democratic Caucus.-nearly two TO one portion
Of that body not only sought ny every means, bS
acrimonious debate, by repeated calls oil the ayes
ard noes on motions Of ADJOURNMENT, reiterated ever
without any Intervening proceedings, by Appeals
fro the decision OF their own presiding oihcer' eno
by proiractirg The sitting until Hidosh 10 prevent
the majority from carrying out ;heir wishes and tnf
clear desire OF the Caucus and, finally, traction
OF .ns body openly refused 30 acquiesce in The VIII
OF the usjot,y BY declining TO vote on Inc usual
resolution oi concurrence.
Hints ara thrown out in a congenial quarter, that
the matter will b, carried to the Democracy OF the
Counties No doubt efforts win be made 10 extend
,he irritation BY getting up partial meetings IN SOME
Of she Counties. Not content with the eulbiite:ed
feeling produced here in all probability The same
spirit will b9 infused, as far possible beyond the
precincts of the Capital, TIE result is the seiec-
yion o two distinguished Democrats ioT U. 5: Sene'
sors one from each section OF the party one for tour
sears and the other for six years. and both capable
Of representing the will and wi=hes Of the Demo-
cratic Party. We have no belefihat the great body
of tre party throughout the State viii countenance
any fac,;ous efforts to disturb the decisions OF The
Caucus and 10 throw into confusion and disorder
all the questions in which the interests and we'll
being OF the Democratic party are involved They
will prefer 10 heal, rather tnan extend these uniaP-
py rrita,ions and WILL unless we greatly mistake
their character, approve selections which insure TO
each section fair ezpOnsnt, and 10 the State an
able representation in the councils oi the Nation
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To-Dsy's Outside.

Fist Pase-Review Of Lowels Conversations on 'hs Old
Poets Commercial Intelligence.
last Pege-lmmodinte eEmanclpa,ion-A Sketch.
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70 The reader Will find come valuable Real
Estate advertised for safe by the Commissioners Of
the Sinking Fund OF this State See under Auction
Sales head.
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DESPERATE RoBBERY.-An Old gentleman in
Brooklyn-an old bachelor, who tenants an old
house in spite of being very weaithy-was set
upon by thieves during Saturday isht last; luckily
as il lel cut for The thieves, the old gentleman was
not a: home, by which means the robbers secured
very large and valuable booty. So far as it is
sscertsiued, there were secreted or carried off the
following choice articles: three shirts told pair
boots, LOT smoked bsef, do one OF coraed small
stock Of cold dumplings, twelve ahilings in silver
and coat. This affair has excited visible con-
s,ernatior in Inc minds Of the inhabitanis, and the
old bachelor has secured the services of single
gentleman atught who reposes securely 10 the back
department, while the old gentleman operates in
front with occasional discharges cfc pocket pistol
Its impossible to Say 10 what extent this Thing
will go.
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sYe The Charleston Mercury in commenting
upon Mr. Eoar'a Narrative, says that although lee
BILE It's in the main true and adds:
He was certainly very much frightened and believed himself
on the point of being cltswnnpOusy chaw.d up Now Inc
amount O.; wus this community would not have allowed
h t stay here on his incenny Grand and If he had per-
ss,e in nat using his powers Of loconoton, they would
have transported HIN and exported him.
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SALE or PAINTINGS, THIs MoRNSG.-Onc half
Of The catalogue ct the large and beautiful collec-
ton OF Modern european Paintings, in the Granite
Building, entrance in Chauber-stree', will be die.
posed Of this morning, by auction. To those who
may visa to decorate ,heir parlors with choice pic
lures, tie present opportunity affords chance.
We learn that the gale xl be positive 10 close
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Nsx-Ynrk LcuisInturc.

SATURDAY, jar Is.
SENATE bill in relation ,u persons sp-
penrlGg in disguise and armed, was read third
time and passed hv the fnilownr vote
AYgs-McySs Backu,, Bartlh Beekman. Beers. poekee.
3 es.! c ri e: ptP.n py E'sGS, sSo,dss rS
son, Lester, ScOvii--7.
1he senate proceeded a. IL o'clock to the dec
tinn OF tho u =. Senators. Fer proceedings sac
Mr.. EscxEs gave notice q sb.ll Propidipg tsr
the Daymentot such portions of the mi!,tia n thc
State ~ ,o,re called into seruice IN December,
lel4 md JaHuary. 1916.
Recommendations petitions, resolutions, mo.
tions, notices, &c were presented and disposed OF.
The u.e of no Assembly Chamber for Thurs
day evenings, was granted To the State Agrcul-
tara Society.
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr.yAS ScaooS-
uovEa in the Chair, resumed the consideration Of
the bill relative 10 the Canal Commissioners. but
before any question was taken, the House pro-
ceeded 10 The election OF U. S. Senators. For
proceedings sec Editorial Columns
Eir. VsN ScHoo>HoyEN offered ii series OF reso.
luions in relation to the proceedings of the Le-
gis!ature Of South Carolina IN the case of the
Agent Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. NWEN thought Massachusetts, and South
Carolina abundanliy able to manage their own
concerns, and he moved TO lay the ro.olslionS On
the table. Couied-ayes 65, noes SO.
Mr.. Coz moved the printing Of the resolutions,
and called for the ayes and noes.
The House refused to print-ayes 60, nOos 81,
rs follows:
AyEsNeSsr'. Barber. Bsts, Blake Blpss, Bowen. e A.
Brown, t. lus Bush, Ca,uer, Coz. Collins. f. CiosbI.
T. CrGsby. Culver. D Puy Dewey. Ewarts. Fenn fled,
ttsby. Garrrison. GIaId 6 GHDid Banmosd iia1nnm,
Harris. lie.mance. Line. Horton. Howard Iicnt. Hunt
ngtcn, JARVIS, johnson. d. Lee, Lcbheh Long, MeSehn,
hanD. Slnler Alersereau Morrson. Oakley. Raymond.
Krs Snergan, Spring, j. Stevenson. sweeney, Thgnps,
iibbeis, Van schnon0v-n, Walraih, Wells; Nhesar.
Whe. Wilcox. Wo'dea, WyckoiF, WynnHt. \. W. Young.
J. Young-62.
NoEs-]essr. Bailey, Billings. Bacbman. Boughie9,
BagE. j. BTooks. NJ. Brooks, Brewer, L. II. Bown. u he
Buc Bunker, Burd ok, Cameron, Carpenter Chase, on
stock. Constant, CfaIn DarIo'rh Dickson. Peot foHds
D. Gould Gregory. Hall. Harden Harvey, iesetine J.ne'
kmae, Knapp. ]. Il. Lee, MeCaray, Mcdonald, NekeJ'
g b. Shle-, :. Miller. Morris. MoUt0n NEWARK. NHsn.
Pafdee Pierce. Porter. Preston ItOdgefs. Kos. Russell
GER Saiebury Sea:inE. SsarS, SSeton A. g. smihs W.
nih Speaker: X. l. Stevenson, sirohdge. Tet, hayrs'
Irus TuibHi. Vas VglkeuburEh, Whisney-G
SALE or PAHTISos, THIs NoRNSG.-Onc hall
OF The catalogue ct the large and beautiful collec-
tion OF Modern European Paintings, in the GraHis
u IL.
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People, and must be obeyed and respected as such.
Time and again have We challenged the Dorr-
ties to point us to one State, one instance, in
which Political Franchises have been extended in
the manner attempted by Dorr in Rhode Island
that is by the original action of these not pre-
viously invested with the Right OF Sufftagc. They
do not, for they canrot, point 10 any. In every
| one Of more than twenty instances in different
States of the Extension of Sufiage, it was the
work of Convention called by The Legislative
authority of the State--that is, by those who
before were Legal Voters. Right well is this
known TO Dor and his adherents, And when we
6nd them, whether en- the stump or in the pulpit,
keeping all these settled and vital principles Of
Popular Government based on Law and Order
out oi the sight of their deceived hcaEers-whea
we find them concealing tie fact that Dor and
his party co,ed doom egally.framcd Constitu-
ton which very largely extended the Suffrage.
more than doubling The number of voters-aad
thus threw the friends OF Law and Order back on
| the old Charter and the freehold Suffrage which
Dorrsm proiessad to hold in such abhouepce-
when we hear them talk as though the friends of
| Law and Order insisted on retaining the old
| Charter and would not consent to an Extension
OF Suffrage-when We find them concsaling the
fact that the Dorrtes would no. as they 50 easily
| sht have done, submit to the Supreme Court
| OF the State, recognized and continued IN power
by the Dorr Legislature, the question as to which
was the legal and valid Constitution Of the State,
but insisted on Tie unqualified submission OF the
friends of Law and Order 10 them and their self
constituted Government, or the adjudication OF
the sword-when We find them exsolling their
course as peaceful, after Dorr had twice tried TO
establish his power by force Of arms, and in each
Instance been compelled to fly. without the honor
even of defeat, by the paucity or eowardice of
bis supporters, domestic and fc,eign-when We
fud them hiding his deliberate attempts 10 send
carnage and death INTO the ranks Of those who
s,oad up FOR Law and Order. his own father and
brothers included, and whining about his errors
of Judgment, persecution FOX opinions sake
&C., because, having voluntarily returned from
bis second flight to brave the authorities and laws
of the State be has been tried, convicted and i'm
prisoned until he shall see fit 10 take The usual
oath OF a!lcgiancc-how can we .epress our indg-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ Of
cendi erpo to me directed from the court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Monroe county, aud State Of Ohio,
shall offer for sale at public ou,cry, at the front
door of the court house, in WoodsfeId, in said
county, on Monday the 1lth day of April. 1915,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. nj. and clock
p. NJ Of said day. the following real estate to wit:
A eertain trdct or parcel of land lying and being
in Monroe county and State of Ohio, and deserib-
ed as follows, 10 wit: commencing al the centre
corner established BY Michel Atkinson, county
Surveyor in section 20, township and range z;
thence bounded and described as follows, to vii:
from said centre corner in section 20, township 7,
aud range Z, thence Dorth sixty two rods; thence
west forty three rods; thence south sixty rods
thence east forty three rods to the place of begin
ming; containing sixteen acres more or less, with
saw and gris,mill thereon; taken as the property
OF Reuben Wilson, at the SUIT of James Piles.
TIL. MITCHELL, JR Sheriff.
.aE,rch Z, 1915. -r, Up f. $2.50l
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of .sundry
wrts Of eendi. erpo. aud executions to me direct
ed from the court OF Common Pleas OF Monroe
county, Ohio. shall offer for sale at public oucry
at the front do Of the court house in WoodsiieId,
IN said county. on Monday, the l4th day of April.
1915, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m AID
! O'Clock p IN. Of said day the following real es-
tate, to wit: Tile north west quarter of section
number FIVE, township number six of range num-
her six. containing about one hundred aud fifty
uiue acres also, part Of the north east quarter of
section ele. Ell, township and range aforesaid, it
being ih the tract OF land known by the name of
the Seven Ranges, beginning for the same At post
28 perches southwark Of the north east corner of
said sectan eleven, Oh the line dividing the same
from section five; thence southwark with the
section line, distance II perches and tenths, 10 a
post; thence westward, parallel to the line divid
Ing section eleven from section ten, distance 7S
perrhes aud tenths, to post; thence nortbward,
running parallel to the line di, idng section eleven
from section five, distance 81 perches aud tenth,
to post; thence direct line to the place of be-
ginni z, distance 81 perches and tenths, contain
ing thirty acres more less; taken as the proper
" of Frederick Siusher the suits Of the State of
Ohio for the use Of Monroe county and Others.
Til. MITCHELL, JR. Sheriff.
.Mnch-7, lS45. Up f$3,S7l
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SHERIFF'S SALE,--I3y virtue of writ Of
U.ndi. erp0 TO me directed from the court OF Com-
mon Pleas Of Monroe county and State OF Ohio,
shall offer for sale at public ontcry, at the front
door Of the court house, in WoodsGeld IN said
county. on Monday. the 18th day of April 1915,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4o'ciock
p IN. Of said day. the following real estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land situate aud being bn
the county of Monroe aud State of Ohio. being u
part Of section 80, township one and range B.
beginning on the bahk of the Ohio river, south of
a stone; thence east up the hank oi said river to
the middle of bridge, 40 rods and 10 aches;
thence north, half degree west, s rods and lG
,ks to post; On. b. 40 links to a chain;) thence
north. two and a hall degrees west, through a
large poplar oI, the lcf, hand s,de Of mound, OH
the gravel bank; thence 10 the same direction three
hundred and twenty rods and Is links to post;
thence west thirty rods aud 10 links TO post;
thesce due south over corner sto,se to the place
of beginning 1928 rods aud rs links, containing by
latitude and departure seventy nine actes aud ten
perches, (except much Of the said tract as is n-
cluded IN the town plat Of the town of Sardis, be-
ing about l6 acres; ;)taken az the property ofJames
Patton, at the suit of Michael Miller.
TIL. MITCHELL, JR. Sheriff
March z, 1915. @ .p. Ip. I. S3,25]
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
virtue Of decreta order IN me directed from The
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
in The case OF the Ohio Lite Insurance and Trust
Company, against EheneZer Coe, and wife, ill
be offered for sale at the door of the court house
in the town of Woodsfeld. in said county. at pub
lie outtry. Monday the l4th day O! April next,
between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon the following
lands and tenements situate in said county, to witt
The east hall of the north east quarter Of section
thirty-six, township four and range four, in the
Marietta land district. containing seventy two aud
twenty hundredths acres. GpfSl62
ALSO-By virtue Of adecreta order to me d.
rected in the case of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company, against John Bryan and wife,
from the court aforesaid, will be offered for sale in
manner aforesaid, at the time and place aforesaid
the following described tract or parcel of land sit.
uate in said county. and described as follows to
wit: The west halt of the south west quarter of
section g. township 7, of range 8, of the land sold
at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. containing seventy nine aud
twenty FIVE hundredths acres, except thirty acres
off the south end Of said half quarter. IpfSI3l
ALSO-By virtue of decretal order to me d.
rected from said court in the case of Samuel
Finney against John Tingley and 'Ebenezar S
Tingey, will be offered for sale in manner afore-
said, and at the time and place aforesaid, the fol.
lowing described tract or parcel of land situate in
said county, to wit: The east half of the north
west quarter OF section nine, township FIVE, and
range six, containing eighty acres and sixty six
hundredths of an acre of the land sold at Marietta
Ohio.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Com. Pleas.
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sHERFF-s sALE-By vir,ue of a wril q

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of writ Of
uendl e1po to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county and State Of
Ohio, I>sha offer for sale al public outcry, at the
front door of the Court House in Wood field, IN
said county, on Monday. the l4th day Of April,
1915, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M and
O'Clock p. m OF said day. the following real es-
tate, to wiz The north east quarter of the north
west quarter Of section l3, township aud range
3, also the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter OF section thirtytwo, township 6, aud range
z, lying and being in Monroe county and State Of
Ohio; taken as the property Of William Grandon,
al the suit of the State Of Ohio for the use of the
Fund Commissioners Of Monroe county.
TIL. MITCHELL, JR. Sheriff.
March Z, lsi5. [p.f S2,OOl
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SHERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
rendi epo. To me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas "f Mnuroe county and Stdte of
Onio shall offer for sale at public outcrv, al the
front donr Of the Court House, in WoodsfieId, ia
said county, on Monday, the l4th day Of April,
1915, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
4o't'lockp. m. of said day, the following real estate
TO wit: The north west Quarter of the south west
Quarter Of Section No 8, Township No l. and
Range No I. and the north east Quarter Of the
south east Quarler, Of Section. Township aud
Range aforesaid; taken az the property Of Cornell.
us B. Atkinson at the snt Of the State Of Ohio for
the use of the Fund Commissioners of Monroe
county.
TIL. MITCHELL. JR. Sheriff
March Z, 1915 (p. I. 81, ,00l