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E. COTTON, ApeliouesT.

gOT r. COTTON, Auction and Commission Merchant
p-Slore Nos, lis Fulton and ii Ann stS-LeefSl 81
sud prompt returns made Outdoor sales Of every e,crlp
Gon OF goods puncmsv 4euie! 10 and respectfully 30
n,itst. SATURDAY. Nov 7lh.
At 10 o'clock, On the premises No. ~ Washnstoh'st
Brooklyn.
SEsslTr's SALE o. PsSrl>G MATERIALS, FRESsES, Sc
The entire contents cf Book and job Printing Othce
consisting II part ot royal Press with Msceue
Stsudng Press, complete font OF Long Primer about
100 lbs do ot Brewer. leo lbs DO o NoSPareil,
about 60 bis do Of Paragon, about ~ 6s do ot Great
Primer Script about IS bs about 80 onts card Types all
uey, STYLES several fonts OF WOOD Letter. q
men, OF Borders together with several Double Stands.
Gases. Gsleys, Sc. &c.
B.The materials are nearly new, having been N use
nix ,,yy,
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To- Jefferson Division No. =. of T.-New-
York, Nov. 9TH, lSip.-Spccial Sotce,-Thc delinquent
members OF Jefferson Division No ). of T. hereby
notified the Commiitee appointed take into cCnsid
their Accounis Will be ahe house Of Brother
Croft, No. 2u Broome-st Monday evenings the 9Th
and 10th O'Clock Every member Interested Is
expected 10 meet The Committee above BY order Of
ELIAS COMES. W. T.
-
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MONDAY. Nov. 0
At 10, o'clock, at the Auction Room

The entire Furniture OF family giving up housekeeping
consisting part Of full Frencb and mahogany Chairs.
French BedSlcads. Dvara Otomans, Guarel,s, curl
pie plaza Chairs Sofas, marble top Center Tables
Dress and Plain Bureaus, Ply and Ingram Carpets OIL
Cloths Fea her Beds Mattresses Desks, Glass Cases,
Locking Classes Clocks Dining andTes Tables Crocke.y
aud Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture, SC. &c. Also one
splendid SesrSk!n Kobe. lined Throughout Nso, one
second hand Piano Forte.
Ar PRIVATE SALs-ons splendid rosewood Pisn9.
made by Firth Il Hall
At private sale. Two large Extension Tts-s Vne VIII
nh, Al fn..i nj IN. ,hIhaI
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~ MILLINERY an, sTRAw bonnet

MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET
ki-SaMANCFACTORY-At MARCY'S, 2li 5owefy,
where can b. found large cnG fashionable as.orI-
VI ,nsc: Of every description Of 5orc-ts also, KID
o V.Ivets SILKS aud Saiins French Flowers Feathers,
I'D cr r.=rlss for 5on2eis and Al price: TO suit every
acs generally th: she prepared 10 offer for Their
selection - choice and fashionable assortment Of SIX
Millinery Is czr be found = the Gig.
s:E Millinery ShoF Rooms up stairs, entrance through
The Store "a Soaery, opposite R.yingtoc-s-
~ =; E 800 isT Pm 81 G. MARCY
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
LNfRTH i HALL FrsnkIin-squzre, and FIRTH HALL
L POND 80 Broadway, publish this week selections
from the Grand Oprrs of the Crusaders by Benedict
containing Whea .adtent thoughts the PM .inhs ct-
IN thine ONLY thine . cts; III gifted ring > cs Ineg
lir.e know Inc charms, - Weep Weep o. - cLs
The ties OF l.nd-hp Duet % cs OF The SCI complete
81 Also The vog! beauties OF ri-ir Arofe or the
Love Srel By DJrizer. Tho 70 Otn-r lands wander,
1Ouano : bella 81 ct=: 4 Knight from returning
Dell. crudeeisoee ct=; Dearest scenes Of hspPy chd'
hood Come pafdie y=LLosaj . cts s"eetiy "nen 70
,ins OF ne N Ia fIrt!ya agrin.a 3 Fsres maiden
h.v- riches sor2 or Duet, 10 ricco ; Cts Or me
-t p!ee = 81 Qgatnles from al-aces new opera
OF Mariana arranged by Couts- p-s l'ti
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MEMS, BOYS aSD CHLpRESs
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING very low prices.
vvhoesal- snd reail and tho largest assortment IN
any one store In the city, o. Smls-
vNM. I. JENNINGS ~ co. DTupets ana TalIor,,
w Importers Of Cloths, Cassnefes VestinSs, Fancy
Dress Articles. Ac-In appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts In catering for the community, would
tender the assurance upon he of the Fall
rade will be their erdeayOr add 10 the induce
men;s which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESrAB-
LISHNEHT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue to commend them TO
the economist For style and character o? the cloth
,ng W are enabled furnish. through tie aid Of as efficient
corps Of cutters be found In the country Is The
sequel to the attractions OF our moderate charges.
!srg. assortment Of goods fof Fall aud Winter
wear afs offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
Tweeds &c for Dress and Frock Goats Overcoats Sacks
Sc French, English and American Gsssimeres for Pants
looms word in reference TO this garment in which tas
experience has satisfied The many so few cutters eHces
trial in this Inns is especially sociIed Merino. Velvet
SILK and Satin vesings great variety The usual sssor
nient OF FIRST quality Ready-made Oyercoss, Original
Sacks Cloaks and Frock Goats Paniaoons Vests
&c with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles Scarls
Crayats Hdkts, Gloves Suspeuders, Shirts. Collar
Bosoins Hall Hose, sc. sZlBu
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Mr. WHALE AND DAUGHTER's soIREEs.
" The Tuesday semi.Monthy soifees vii com
for the The NH inst Ladies Tickets 10
be had only OF Mr. w No Lady admitted without an In
viaton Ticket procured from Mr. W. Gentlemens Tick.
els Of admission 81 Subscription TO The SoiTeeseeyen
in uumber-for the season, s.
Mr.. w aud Daughter will give instruction IN the cee-
brated aud much.admired VALSE a C1NQ TEMPS,
which will be brought il Paris and London the
present season NJ I'M
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r. The rrc.bvtcri,n Congregation worship!

formerly the Chapel OF the Union Theological Seminary
riversy place for public worship IN the Church
on the corner Of Sxh.aveDue and Ffteenlhs every sab
bah afternoon and evening. Evening service commsac
INK at :. clock. NJ
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ia Special Session of Palestine EncMnpmeni No. O. l.
o. OF o. F. will be held al their All Broadway, on
Saturday evening November 7 ~ O'Clock, for admit
ting candidates and comforting Degrees. By order OF
A. KIMBALL, c. r
J, KETCHUM, Scribe. -.
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce, stock, &c. by ihc
Ncw-YOrk and Erie Rairond Company
J. F.. C!astson, Age"t.

j. r. f!Gyks1ni agent ltkiDAf' NV y
Barre Samaei uarsh-l. hrks butter go tubs do ZIG
dressed hogs head Of cattle Is bags bhr2 20 bbls apples
nd
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cd journal i expected 10 preach in the Methodist
T. Church in John-s Sabbath morning 6ih INST 81 10.
O'Clock collection VIII be made IN aid OF The funds o.
the Ladies Home Missionary Society, in connection III
he NJ Z. Church in this city. L.
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D APPLETON s. cos NEW PUBLICATIONS
SOMETHING Tor Every Body, By the author of " The
cloth - cents.
Rationale OF Crime, by n. b. Sampson-Edited BY =.
w Farniam with plates, vol Emo; paper 81 cts cloth
Rodgers Gesenius Hebew Grammar, translated by
Prot. Cunan, l vol s.o.--2
Prof Forrcster'- Italian Reader, l-Ino.-sl
Guixo.'- History OF Civilization vol. 3-cOtli 81 cts
Moore's Complete Poeuca Works, -pendidIy Illus
Soutb.y', do do do do syo.--S3 50.
Two Lives or to be and to Be, 10y Maria McIa.
iosh, I2mo.-7j ct-.
Wr!chys Prmary Lessons illustrated with . plates.
Price ~ cents, bound
Poems. By Amelia - ,oad edition enlarged limo. = -
The ChrisliaSA,ar Offices OF Devotion FOR the use Of
persons receiving the Lords supper, by Wyatt, D. D.
5!lno. gilt ieayes-50 Cts.
Light IN the Dwelling, Harmony OF the Four Gospels,
by tne author Of Peep of Day" vol. syo.-Sl 10
Lanrton Parsonage, by The author Of Gertrude, etc
pAD.r 81 d, cloth IS no Ills
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The dee, OF outward bound vessels before reported
at anchor the Lower Bay, still detained BY adverse
winds Wind-NE
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IL A scrnlnn WI be pr.

~ 4 scrmon VIII be preached next SABBATH morn
ln IL the Surh Dutch Church, by the Rev. Dr. Nernye
collection taken in behalf OF the Charity School Of
laid Church.
for The occasion. II
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IN FAIL FAsHIOsS.-H.ts, Hata-Psrts InS.e
Eli ska tss 2: So equal hose sold 5y Others 81
also elegent dress hs,s g. 80 sad = g suPeforb
stTe acd fish hose Esny places a % neal a.ts
81 c G. Murct ALL Be pleased % see hs erscds a rc,s
s.t,btshrnsrr GEORGE P. 4 BROWN,
~ ir- rs CarAtst
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hulS isH ANTHONY. CLAhh u w. 80
u Sing Mt sight Al AZ B-oas,yay on Monday
evening ri 81 O'Clock the subscriber VIII open Class for
beginners in music, ON new plan l. The class Is 10 ee
confined than any class heretofore 10 rigid drills IN
learning 10 sing at sight = One of the successful
European method. i he adopted for this purpose S
\ premium of SO ]. 10 be awarded the emf OF The
term of p lessons, TO lAe individual! who shall Lave
made the hes, proficiency in the knowledge OF the subject
and in singing sight No persons will be allowed 10
sing in he class but such good musical The
class will consist OF both ladies aud gentlemen Farther
explanations win be given tie evening. which will
be free. J. F. WARNER, Translator OF Weber,
n Stiseod Theory Of Musical Composition.
~ Times nrc Changed-Once caps old women
young 7 shone with brightness and the cieanly odor o.
eiaI irons touch and herbladeu drawers threw heglihul
home. Now country garrets whose roofs and raft
cs yet retain marks OF dried herbs bills garng color-
have rank, oily smell stuck up Of four foot letters
from hot printing press in large cities advertising
10 cure al complaints. Caps have osl iheir brightness
cheeks look pale and haggard-drl accumnaies waiting
70 the patent sweeping machines old and women
things IN fables. In word we are getting TOO Clever
many things and qgsckery l. one-;or green actlae
substances burning round marks, oldashoned
telpleces from bottles Of CharAlauisr quiet country
houses, known comfortable farm houses
The SIMPLE h-rbiyerous remedy ihat Nature Intended 10
grossness csmiverous appetite, i wholly
dsresarded by quscsery nowadays for lack OF mystery
10 create curiosity in the public mind No; - with
MRS. JERvIS'S COLD-CANDY
The simple SIX ingredients OF her compound vii be told
10 any that wishes The combination IS he seer. that
the property OF Mrs. Jers, and Of invaluable
fer cne and ook the and residences OF drst
citizens that have been cured OF cod cough
hcarseness sore throat inhuenzs, &c. by It
sold BY MRS. JERvIS, 81 Broadway. door TO the
Tabernacle.
AesNrs-Rushicn Co 10 Asior House. Ilo Broadway;
Blacke, So Bowery Bura.cn g Sixth-ayenue Ely :,
- Hudsonsi., Nelson Of CstherHe and Madison
and Mrs Hays, lSs Futon-st Brooklyn, llo Gfand-sr
WILLIAMSBURG Lecoun corner Of Grantst- and Div
l.lon CT stseod-
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5ituatlons, &e. Danteo.

W,NTED-.A RARE CHANcE.-iny Person pos
w -g.-iug 500 or in real ana $50 IL cash,
viii do wei 10 call Immediately NJ Il Warren->t for
4 NJ ?
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skinner will deliver his sixth Lecture Young Men
SUNDAY TO morrow afternoon in9the Orchsrds Uriver-
sall.l Church. Service 70 Commence st3 oclock "
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~ Quarterly sermon.-The Rev. Lew.

q Quarterly sermon.-IEe hev. Lewis " /
EG!ch. Rector of St BaritOomews Church. vii. preach
The Quarterly in The Church OF the pha
ny $50 Sanonst between Essen and Norfolk SIS Sun
day evening Nov e, when ;h. usual collection vii be
mad. Service commence al haf-pas oclocE- II
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TIE HORTICULTURIST ,

THE HORTICCLTUHlST,
A Nd JOURNAL or RURAL ART AND RURAL
n TASTE-The No enber Number IS now published
This !. No Of = valuable vvors Horticulture. edited
by ]. Downing, wed known As The sgihor .: Landscape
Gardening Fruit and Fruit Trees &c &c subscription
price s per 4nnur. MARK Il. NEWMAN co.
- 1873 Broadway.
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second Advent ,Icetings.-Rem,

ncf of Grand and Elizabeth No. III Bowerv Sc
wees Sunday day and evening hs usual hours Of publ
worship. and Tuesday and Thursday evenings " tn
day OF the Lord cocih II nigh at hand testruco
from the Alm ghty shall come. The last events name
in prophecy be fulfilled before the coming Of Christ.
nor BIN: fulfilled. namely The seed rotten undo
thick clc1rr &C aud the and he roaring Il
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MNTC PuPT-iSHING


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VANnERLYN
fashionable Clothing.
JOSEPH B. CLOSE & co

MES's BOYS AND CHiLpREN's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING very low prices.
L (yvhoesal- snd reta and tho largest assortment in
any on. store in the civ o. Smls'
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~Dr. Nocon,. Di.coyr.

~ DR.. Bpcon's Discourse.-AD .course WI be
delivered he Tabernacle Sabbath evening r.yt The
9Th by the Rev. DR.. Bacon Of SeHtven IN behalf OF
the Society for the Promotion Of Collegiate end Theologi
cal Education the West II viii be substantially The
hch he delivered 81 the late ordination Of President
Woolsev Of Yale College On The hearings OF revelation
On The intellectual progress OF man II Is SAID 10 be one
of his sblest productions Services 10 commence az seen
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COAL. COAL. COAL.Iistoye, Nut ana Egg
goes selected with special shipped IN good order
expressly family II Will he delivered al % cents
less than yard prices Il taken this day Monday and Tues
day Those who have been deceived by buying poo coal
will ind this article give entire saiisiactiun Call try,
yourself. simpsons yard, - aud u rhonp
h,in,, Snrirp..t ~ 81. N5lo--
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lJONTUI.Y REPORT for October, OF the New
vi York Medical and Surgical lnstiue No - Chambers
ST. Case, SaceeyuI!y Treated.
Examined 20 de- Ittra- . Cases OF Gsei
tec diseases u : PAlpiihtinn heart. 4 Plcurisy.
the lungs + SIENNA! Wsaa- I lfuLston, o.
Cases Of mid burning II The
wifery > Gases balan.I.s. Ureihr4
Primary clar-'l Deirum Ire lncoEtHsncs OF
mems. lrlns.
: Cases OF YER b Bad cough. Cases Nersfe7
Case OF tv>su-'l Inflammation OF! Warts.
.erv the Bowels. S Cases u lmpU-
s Acidy OF tae!i Case Of Apo iencr
Stomach pleNy. : CAs.s ofe.r ache
Pam 10 line bre.sI. 5 Secondary |ene Eruption tn
Cases OF sonor real skin
Suecsss wi Cfera, 7'ts and Cure
Anpg,ai!ou S Large stscessesll Large Hemoff-
5 Operations forl opened hoid4 iuniGr
phymosis ! Operation 20 re moved.
Cases OF indol.ni' deiorIniles Case OF Injury
liberated legs. i Tunor removed. attended
Structures cureti2 Operations fcf Fracture OF tue
in the ursthrs hydroceic. attended TO-
Operation o Ri Rei-nt o:ur-re F-acture Of th-
squirting. = Tonsils rcu1secI collar bone.
The pcor attended 70 between G1d 10 n Tie morning.
II. BOSTWiCk. NJ D.
ri lv Ailendlsg >CTescn and Physician.
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DLATFORW SCALES.-fs,Eosnks's celebrated
Fiat<crm Scales Of every desirable notification ior
ra,e s. YIIKBANKs : co. Ia wsae'-st c7ln.s
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NJENAGERIE At NIBLo'S-RAYMoND, :

INV AkINJs cOAecion OF IIVilg RIIIs. no" "a u
City. is the largest IN the United States. The place Is
well adapted sad beautifully aJed Up for the reception OF
the public Open from 70 - from 10 l. and from 10
10 O'Clock IN The evening Adnusuce = cents; Children
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ported back bill to amend the act defining the
duties Of Justices of the Peace and constables in
civil cases, with sundry amendments, one of which
was as follows:
| "Sec TO- In all cases where bail is given for
the stay of execution upon any Judgment rendered
by any justice OF the peace, and the defendant
against whom such judgment was rendered is dead
before the same is satisfied the ball. in such cases
shall be liable to be proceeded against upon his re.
cognizance, In the same manner as though execu.
ton had been issued against such defendant, and
the same returned not satisfied for the want of goods
and chattels whereon TO levy"
| On which amendment the yeas and nays were
taken, and resulted--yeas 81, nays 10.
So the amendment was agreed to.
| HOUSE, Feb. 3.--Mr. Upton presented re.
monstrance fran ]. L. Johnston, and others, oi
Ohio township, Monroe county, against granting
the right of way, TO the Bepre and Columbus rail.
road company.
By Mr.. Yost, aremonstrance from John Morri-
son, and SO Others, of jolly township, Washington
county, against granting the right of way to the
Belpre aud Columbus railroad
Also, Sremonstrances signed by SO citizens Of
Monroe county, on the same subject
BY Mr. Williams, of Coshocton, from John
Bowen and 62 other citizens of Salem and jackson
townships, Monroe county, in favor of granting a
railroad company the right of way, from CoIum-
bus, to intersect the Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
provided the same be above the mouth of the Mus
kingum and demonstrating against The right of
way, below that point.
SENATE, Feb, 5-Mr. Kelley reported back
bill to amend the act to incorporate the city Of
Columbus, in the State of Ohio, and to repeal an
act amendatory hereto aud the bill was ordered 10
be engrossed.
A bill to establish free turnpike road from Ca;
nal Dover, in Tuscarawas county, through Cadiz,
in Harrison county, to Bridgeport, in Belmont
county.
HOUSE, Feb. 5.-Mr. Yost presented the re-
monstrance of so citizens of Washington town.
ship, Monroe county, against granting the right of
way to the Columbus and BeIpre railroad; aud also
the legislature to inquire into the expediency Of
granting charter for road to terminate at some
point above the Muskingum river.
BY Mr.. Cowen 3 petitions from Geo. r Fox,
Horac Murphy, John Fields, and Sc other citi-
zens of Belmont county, tor law to increase ped
lars license.
HOUSE, Feb. 6-Mr Yosl presented the re-
monstrance of citizens of Malaga township, Mon
roe county, against granting the right of way to
the Bepre and Columbus railroad company.
Also, from Alex Shaw, and other citizens of
Monroe county, for the incorporation of the Prot
estant Church of Woodstield.
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WEAsTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By

AEASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
1VA virtue of a decreta order to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas ofMonroe coun-
ty and State of Ohio, in the case of Gilbert Bishop
against Joseph Warner, administrator of Edward
Cox and Others, there will be offered for sale at the
front door Of the court house in the town of w Gods
field in said county Of Monroe on Thursday, the
18th day of March next, between the hours of ten
o'clock IN the morning and four clock in the even.
ing, the following described lot or parcel of land =,
to wit Lot No. thirty seven (37) IN the town of
Lewsville in said county of Monroe with the i'm
provements thereon, as the property of the said
Edward Cox, deceased
VIM. OKEY, Master Com,
Feb. Ii, 1916. Monroe Com Pleas.
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ND DAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
H0 that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
March session. praying for the survey and location
OF road, commencing at or near the five mile tree
on the road leading from the mouth Of Narrows
Run to Eddy's mill, thence with o. near the
land OF VIM. Baileys, Sr. to VIM. Rube's, thence
to John Rutter's, thence north with or near the
line between said Rutter and James Curly to the
top of ridge, thence with the west side of the
ridge to George McDougle. thence to the west end
of Reuben Fortner's lane on the road leading from
Bare's to Woodstield at grade not to exceed six
and hafdegrees above the horizon. jan 81
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HID DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby gi, en-
Ne that there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
next session for road to commence near Michael
Flick s tobacco house on the Sistersvie aud
Woodsiield road, thence west to the line dividing
the lands Of NJ. Flick and Harmon Hucle, thence
south west to John Wilson's corn crib. thence to
white oak tree on said Wilson's land on the hill
above histobacco house, thence the best rout to
the line dividing the lands of j. Wilson and
Ephraim Headley to maple, thence to run on the
west side Of the south line to the township line be-
tween Centre and Perry township to the corner of
Peter Stine's land, thence west near the south line
10 intersect the road running through David Bal
ley's land in Perry township to ntersect where the
township line crosses said road. jan 81
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ENXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold on the
El premises, in Ohio township, Monroe county,
Ohio, on Wednesday, the llih day of February,
1916, between the houTs of 10 O'Clock a. m aud
4 O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the following lands
belonging to the estate of Jacob Olom deceased to
wit: The east half OF the north east quarter of Sec
ton 20. township 2, range 8; subject TO the wild
ow's dover. Terms of sae-the lands to be sold
at not less than one halfof theapprased value; one
third OF the purchase money in hand, one third in
six MONTHS and the residue IN twelve months.
THOMAS WESTON, Ex'r.
of J. OLLOM.
ian TO- lS36-4l:5W