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Pennsylvania potunteerS.-The Penn
sylvania Volunteers were to leave Plus
hurg during the last week for New Orleans
in FIVE steamers, which have been char
tered by Government at $4,000 each. The
Governor of Pennsylvania has reported
TO The President that the second regiment
ordered from that State is ready to march,
aud thar third was anxious 10 be music
red into service.-Ckar. Ereuing Mews
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OUR DUTY no OURSELVES, OUH DU.
TY To Our CONNECTIONS, RE.
QUI.iE WE FAID DUE ATTEN.
TiON TO THE HEALTHY
CONDITION OF THE
BODY.

| The recent hot weather. aud influenza have left
many subject TO he affected by the changes of TEN.
permanent aud cont agious influence common to this
month; but by the timely use OF BraDdrelhs Pills.
even now this susceptibility can lie in great inca.
sure removed, and powers given the system 10 re.
sist those rnorbiiic nelson's and The sudden .banges
in the wealhe. with which IL NAV be brought in
contact during the next fIftv d,ys. Nature has
formed the bowels for the evacuation oi ali unhesl
| tby lunor.. I'D n man ,v,uIJ hn, u.e ro,n,nn,
sense, lie would take care they performed Li. Of.
fee faithfully. If the bowels are out of order-if
ton slnw or too fa.t-a few doses of Bra,idretf,'s
Pills will bring Them to order. Ask the man
| vino was dying from cOnsiipaej bowels, who had
| me dyseniery six inonths--and every remedy had
i"'ied; ne VIII also tell ynu, ih,t B,andreth's Pills
cured HIN - week So with other diseases.
Twelve Brandreth Pills rubbed dawn IN half pint
OF moIasses. cured little hoy Of an ulcer of the
face which was rapidly spreading TO his eyes, and
which dozen doctors had i,ied to cure, bui couIj
nor; the poor parents would have given half they
we're worth TO have had II cured. but every Thing
they tried DID 40 g"ot, until they gave il tea
spoonful OF m"lassrs every day in half pint Of
winch lhey had rubbed down twelve Brandrerh
tills Before the whole of the rnoldsses was taken
'ne "'crr was cured: Ana yet some foolish peo-
p,e lm eau nranare,ns rus qnaek medicine. W'i
III. ,t. P.I'u.' n." " Eo"pou'S c".e
nsr.o"s ms .,,,.~ % :, nr r. va. "ey Senr y'" 70
80, 49,. =, ..' - ~ :" .""' 20" ",ry
rears rran E';,a p"p'e I g. Va" W., ".
- hap, 49," ..p',-psy "'" o,, v""s ,n"".e, WIZ
80. n. p,y ~ ue' 'r"e'eH mey e"n'
~ ~. n"'e"t .a'' Va" "ry p'''' o't 20
stool without h ,vino u.eJ meJici,e or merh.n;.
cal means and whom ,he Rrandre,h p,lIs .nrod /,
mouth. and Gave him a. be,,,bv ev,cn.,;nns as,
when he w,. = chi,d, II ,l.', c,o,,, H. r..
dre,b ca,
Rv having tho Rr.,d,o,b pile ,,,v,rs =, Hand
shouId sudJrn a,,acL NJ .i.Lnes. ,,Le n,,ce ,Iav
can be yiv.u =, once nd will n,,on L,ra .f.n,aj
cure b,fo,e ,he n,,v.;.;, ~, cn,iJ 100 ,,r;..,i
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be C.fREFUL o." FOUR COLDS = Hom
many va'uobie hoes might be spared by a lille at.
fenfion TO Uhaf is styied slight eoid7 Fe,c es-
fimate correctly The utai importance IF hapin. ii
remourd, and generally uieo eOids as harmless
complaints ,oaict ,oH go cf spontaneously. and
tct4ou any attention; nnd from the erercise Of
hi' dsi"sire hope, The great majority Of Mose w"o
die annually Of Consumption in oil Us varieI
forms haze ALL ,ced hemse pes to be deceired. and
through pdipabie rareiessness o, imdoience. at
the first slight co'd Leeon,e COnsmmpfiue: and
then. when perhaps ton late, the sufferer applies
to same Inefficient article. JVhyntat onre re-
sort 10 the Ginseng Pandcra7 It's reputation is
knotcn. There ran be no question Of It's ioUer.
See Advertisement. No. q.
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believe there i not lie sIightest foun..

believe there is not Tie sIighiest foun
lalien for any Of ihrse rurnr..
Gen. Scott accompanied The division
nfGen. Quitman, in the order Of mar.i
inr the Capitol. The sick and conval
escing, soldiers are left al puebla. The
whole army will probably be concen
trnied at some point on this side ol the
city of Mexico.
Gen. Pearce's men, though jndcd and
travel worn, vel made fine aud sol
IIerlike appearance e. as they marched
in'o Pueblil on the morning Of the 9Th
Gen. Twiggs was 10 move on the
morning Of The 7til with his division to.
wards the Capital.
Reports up IT, the time of writing
came into Pnebla That large bodies Of
the enemy were Prov ing around the
ncIghborl,ood--a force Of about 1000
had been seen Mt III P,nol.
The correspondent Of the New Or
leans Delta, writing fom Vera Cruz.
says letter from pnebia. dated lllh
inst says the commatdihg General
would move forward IN that dnv.
Tampico is very unheallby--the Vel.
low Fever prevails 10 an alarming ex
tent, and the Garrison j. nightly ex-
pecting an attack from Guerilla parties.
Nothing further has been received
from tn, Ior.
A letter published in the Commercial
Times gives an extract from the Diariu
Del Cuberno, Of the 81 instant, which
seems 10 Indicate that Santa Anna and
his Ministers are endeavoring to pre-.
pare the minds Of the people for Il trea-
~ of leace.
Another paper says the idea of wait
ing Iil victory perches on the Mexican
arms, before mixing or receiving over.
lures Of peace. is riiicn'ous.
The deaths at New O,leans on the
18th. from Yellow Fever, were &c.
At Charity Hospital, 81.
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A UDITOR'S SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS
IA Notice is hereby given, that will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the court
house in Woodsfied, Monroe county, Ohio. on
Saturday, the lSlh day of September, A. D. ls47
The folio im. tracts of land, 10 wit: tY
The eas, half of the northwest quarter of section
16. township 5. of range z. containing so acres.
more or less. Appraised at the sum of 500.
Also, the west halt of the northeast quarter of
same section, township. aud range, containing so
acres, more or less Appraised at the sum Of
800
Al.o, the east half of the northeast quarter of
same section. township. and range, coIainng 80
acres. more or less. APPRAISED at the sum OF
500. eEG
Also, the east half of the southeast quarter Of
same section, township, and range, containing 80
acres, more or les. Appraised at the sum Of
500. ~ 4.&A
Also, the ives, half Of the southeast quarter of
same ertion, township, and range. containing 80
arres, more or less. Appraised at the sum Of
SIO1
Also, the east half Of the southwest quarter of
same section. township. and range, conisning so
acres, more or les. Appraised at the sum Of
500.
Said land in no case to be sold f,r q less sum
than i've dollars per acre. nor fnr less amount
ihan the appraised aue there enf; one.twelfth Of
the pure hase money TO he paid AT the time Of sale,
aud the balance Ia twelve anrral INST ,iments, Of
equal amount. W III annual interest thereon.
JOHN VI. klRKBRiDE. Anditor,
July 2i. 1917 Momn Coun'y. Ohio
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1
q hEh!cr "aLE by '"'"e W =" WI" "'
| ~ stn".'"'' eHpo""~ !" N,e ""ee'7o ""',' ''e
! court" I"'h''o" r'e"s VI ne'.""'' county, O"'o'
J VIII on", Tor sale al p"h,'c out'ry at Bare
steam MN. IN ohin toa"sh'P' o" o''uruay Tue
zoi' nay "i sepI ioi'' oftween 'ne n""rs '' .e'
rlAck m and O'Clock III o! SAM "ay. ihe io''
loving personal property 10 WIZ o"e hnshe"
i"oe' two sIa"d,' wv" Jug ""ee ''o'Ss' ""e
dutrn oven ! h."Ne" relert"r. Yea pos' WASH
ho'f'' a"d ! gr'iif'n' take" IN exeeol,o as 'he
properly n' w H. Johhs"'' q 90 st 'he sun o'
e. a. NJ brdwh'
WIN "a ioS' o"erii' M c. o.
august zo' ie'" o
ALsO'
AZ me same ''me ai," piace' tne undersigned
WI" oHef ''r SAFE 'he 'o''o wing a''V'es' VIZ
Four teA o:s, lionks& eyes,
Four mugs, Two pair black cotton
One pit, her, stockings,
One wash basin & pitcher, wo pair suffers.
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G. W.D. Cn'p's Patent Tanning Mills
FARMERS LOOK HERE.

FEVliE Subscribers are now manufacturing n
u large lot Of G. w ~ CULP'S PAIEST
TANNING MILLS. which they will warrant IN
any man They have made aud disposed Of one
lot. which have given entire satisfaction to the
pnrgh gh,sers. They are good article, and in fact
inferior TO none row in use Persons wishing 10
purchase mills. will do well to call Ut Christian
Yorkpy's ship. one mile west Of Milteusburg. or
at WIN. G Pery's, in Woastield. aud examine
for themselves. PERRY l. YOCKEY.
WooIsfield, July 81, 1877
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ntiMEON FERRtLS ESTA E.-Notce is
- hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified exrcutriy Of the estate
of Simeon Ferret, late of Monroe county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said es-
tate will present chem legally authenticated within
one year for settlement: and all persons Indebted
to said estate will please call and make immediate
payment. MATILDA DRUM,
August 2l.5t ExecutIix.
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nETER DANFORD'S ESTATE - Notice is
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been nj
the June Term 1917, appointed aud qualified a.
administrator of the estate Of Peter Danfrd late
Of Monroe county deceased; all persons having
claims against said estate vi present them legally
authenticated within one year Tor settlement; AID
those Indebted are requested TO make inned ne
payment. REBECCA DANFORD,
Administrative
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STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNY. IS.
Thomas DiakelY ! Court Of Common Pleas

bidhey 1 UWIl ~ COHWOV fIedS
vs.. G use pending IN Chancery.
Elliott Holland, The SAID Elliott Hula! d
Horace Holland. Horace Holland. Harvey
Harvey Holland, Holland, Jeremiah Okey.
Jeremiah Okey, Samuel p. jones, Samuel
Samuel P. Jones, H. Guthrie, John Still, Aa.
Samuel II Guthrie. ron p. Davis, William Nc
John Still. Aaron lntire, Chri>topher Dixon,
P. Daviss. William Luther Flint. Vincent Dem
McIniire. Christie bon and Jacob Wingeit " III
pher Dixon. I.utb- take noiice that the cum.
er Flint, Vincent plainan'. Thomas Drakely,
Denbon and Jacob on the 2lth day of August.
Wingeit A. d 1877. filed his Bill in
Chancery against them in The Court NJ G ,m,non
Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio. aud that unless
they appear within .iviv days after the isng nf the
next term Of the said Court and plead, a swer or
demur TO the matters aud things contained in said
Bill, that decree by default will at the spring
term of said Court be taken agai - them.
DANIEL PECK,
Sept 4. 1si7.Gt Attorney fnr Plaintiffs.
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August 2S, Isl7-4i.

EOHN VANDEYENDER'S E,FAIE =
@ Nttlce Is hereby gwen thai the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified a. Executor Of
the estate of Jnhn Vlndevender. la.e of Monroe
county, deceased Al! persons ha,inI claims
against SAID estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within "ne year for settlement; and
all persons indebted to said estate will please call
and make immediate pavm"ut
STEPHEN KNIGHT,
August LIST Executor.
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INpIANA SENATE. Tire Senate Of In
diana is again tie. this being the third
occurrence Of the kind within the last
four years. In the House the Wing
majority is from fnur to six.
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TIE Grenf !Sr,c.fc far Conghs. Asthma, Con-
USED ny THE INuABiTANTs OF CHINA roR
MORE THAN 1000 YEARS, AND NOW FIRST =
ISTRoDcctD INTO TIE L. STATES
Prepared n,irely from The root Of GinsEHc,
aud warranted To cnn ain 10 preparation of Anti.
mon,, Mercury, or Opium. pE
Its controlling power over these diseases can be
stiesed ly hundreds in this city, who are ready
To testify that il has raised ihem
From tie Mink Of the Gy0re. 1
after they aud leif friends had long eased 10 hope.
An agen. wiitr,--.'f Your medicine is doing won-
dsIs IN our neisi,boIhood, as short time a. We
have had it. -Four 81 our neighbois, " hose CERT.
| liz ates send Won. date their t@
LIES .Saiyaii0R 10 IL! as 1rG
Send OH fresh smiply-it is last driving out the
old ene dies- the ow pric. at which YOU put it,
only 30 Ctnfs per Bottle,
is q consideration these hard tines
The ac,ipn of The Ginseng Panaced di6ers from
that at any other preparation ever before offered
for the ciass Of diseases; Instead OF quieting
the Bronchial irritation !y their soporifc proper
ties. and l. rendering the lungs insensible to the
irritation Of the disease, which is but hasteninp the
Patient to the Tomb! It ~
R,nopts the Irritation,
hy its specific action On the Lungs, and restores
The Sufferer TO Hralih!! &
lIdCe yOd u IOUSH!
Recoleot cough is but the signal OF approaching
Consumption Reject in such case, the Opium
mixtures offered as Specifics as you would Poison!
fisk your Physicion-He will tel you so. ii
Are you dragging out living death with that
worst OF maladies,
BRONCHITIS?
.4r"id The Opidie .hosfruas.
Your case cannot he wore than dozens who have
been Permanently Cmed-by this prepa-
ration!
Even though Consumption be preying on your
vtals with lis serveht teeth,
THERE Is YET HOPE!!
The experience Of zens says to you, There is
MORE THAN HOPE.i
Try the GINSENG. The price at which We
put il, plscest w hin the reach Of all.
Dapis & Winner. Columbus, General Agents
for Ohio, to whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale bY J II. 81. H. MoRRIs, WoOds6sid.
]. NJ. Round. SummerIield
Anshutz, Pollock s. Co., Clarington.
WEIGH T. Armstrong, Beallville.
VIM. Mckinley, Powhattan Point.
| August IA, ISi7.-no. %.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
For State Senator.

Gd- We are author rized Ia announce EDWARD
ARCHBOLD as candidate 10 represent the coup-
ties OF Monroe and Belmont n the SENATE OF
Ohio; subject to the decision of Democratic
District Convention, il one should he held.
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F. SCHUMACHER,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL

COMMISSION Merchant,
win continue the business lately conducted b,
R. II. BATTEE. (deceased.) aud himself. at III.
old stand, No 81. LIc HIT STREET, BALTIMORE
and soliciis the patronage Of the Merchants ana
TOBACCO Planters Of Ohio. Advances mad'
on consignments.
REyEn To
Mr.. Jas. ", Slankin,d. Summe.Jfeld.
!. 4 4 5ssss.,s. assta sa,nes,il's. ~
JOS Hare, FdirriU.
Baltimore, Aug, 20, 1s47.-sm.
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BOOKS.
KEY TO MITcsELLs eEoeRApHY

KEY TO MITCHELLS GEOGRAPHY.
This work Of Jas. L Carroll. E-q., of Mt Pleas.
ant, useful to teachers a schoIars eing labor.
saving one IL every particular. IL is full and au-
thentic on every poii connected with The original
geograi hy. with ample references aud historical
facts. MIR. Wm. G. Fiuny. a teacher in Cadiz,
says IT Is the '''et work of the kind he ever saw.
aud Il shonhl gain admttance in every school and
ademy in the land" Il has been carefully com.
piled. aud Is recommended by Mr.. MITCHELL An.
thor of the Geography, and by several distinguish
ed preachers and teachers, as may be seen by re.
ference to the work II has 1856 pages Of closely
printed matteri price Sl.-M. Ciansrile Gas.
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MM ARTiN COSS'S ESTATE. Notice is
lVH hereby given tba, the subscribers have been
appointed and duly qu lifted as admni-irat rs Of
the estate ol Martin Co.'S. late al Monroe county.
deceased All per-ous having claims against said
estate will present them ally authenticated with.
n one veal for settlement; and all ersons indebted
to said estate will ple,se call and make inmedi.
ate payment. NATHANIEL. RIGGS,
JAMES M,CUMAS,
Angus, 2l-5t Adininisttat rs.
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A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE-By virtue of
IA an order made by the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio. at the June term thereof,
A. D. 1917, will offer for sale at the front door
Of the Court house, IN the town of Wood>field, in
said county, on Saturday the 18Th day of Septem-
ber, 1877, as the property of Josiah NJ. Dillon de
ceased, the following real estate. lying aud Icing
in said county, to wit Lot Is. numbered on the
town rlat of said town of WDodsfield. with the APP
purtenances; upon the following terms. TO wit: Cne
fourth in six months, one fourth in twelve months.
onefIurih in eighteen months. and the residue in
two years, with interest from the day of sale, to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
HENRY N BOGGESS,
Administrator lie hous non, with will an
Aug 2l-5t nexed ot Josiah NJ. Dillon, dec d.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission
IN ers Of Monroe county, for the year lSt7. le.
We'd tax for the improvement of roads and high
ways Of fourteen cents each hundred dollars oi
valuation Of the taxable property of this county.
and an additionsI tax Far same purpose Of six cents
on each hundred dollars Of valuation Of taxable
property in Seneca township. al the instance Of the
trustees of said township. Said tax may be dis
charged by labur the roads. under the direction
oi the supervisors Of the several districts, al the
rate of seventy 1--we cents per day.
Juo. NJ. KIRKBRIDE, Auditor NJ. G. o.
81 Auditor's Office, ~
Woods6eld. June 26, is47.
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EnROBATE NOTICE Notire is hereby Civ
III en- To all persons Interested. that iinai settle
ment accounts have been filed il the office Of the
Clerk Of the Court ot Common Pleas " thin aud
or the county Of Monroe aud State Of Ohio, by the
executors and administrators Of the estates OF the
following named persons 10 wit:
Stephen Conger. Banoni Canger. and Elias Con-
ger. Executors Of Elias d Congcr decd. iinal.
James Stephens aud Ann McCann. Administrations
of Thomas McCann. decd. final.
That the said accounts are now on file in said
otice. subject TO tl, inspection Of all persons ill.,
tares4d and are continued nrtii the October term
of said court. 1917, for final settlement arni cnniir
nation. WIN. oKEY, Clerk.
July IL, ISI7Lf
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A T the June term, in the year lS47. the Court
IA Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county. dcclar-
ed the estate at John B. Mobly. deceased, 10 be,
probably, insplvent Creditors are, therefore, re-
qured 10 present their claims against the estate to
the undersigned for allowance, within six months
from the time abnve mentioned. or they will NOT
be entitled to payment WIN. OKEY,
Aug Z, lSI7-5t Commissioner, &c.
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NAUTION.-My a WIFI, Margaret Weekley.
! " having left my bed and board the sth Of
July last, without any just cause or pro,ocslion,
now. therefore, this Is TO caution all persons against
harhorng or trusting her on my account, as ! am
determined 10 rav no debts of her contracting
Aug. 81. lSI7s WILLIAM WEEKLEY
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For County Commissioner.
For Sheriff.

DG- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
$. WILSON as a candidate FIR the office of
SHERIFF.
TO THE VOTERS OF OLD MONROE.
7 he undersigned takes this method Of announc-
ing himself a. candidate for reelection To the
| office Of SHERIFF of this county. If reelected
he will discharge the duties of the office with the
same promplness that he has heretofore eodeavor-
ed 10 discharge them WIN. d. PATTON. p
TO THE ELECTORS OF MONROE.
take this opportunity to acknowledge my grati.
tude to the electors ,f Monroe county, for their
support previously gwen 10 me. on more than one
occasion, when ha, e been before them as a can
dtate for office; aud while du this, again an.
nonnce myself as a candidate for the Office OF
SHERIFF, subject to the decision nf Demo-
cratic Conventinn, should one he held; aud should
] be so fortunate as to be- elected, pledge myself
that exer,ions shall he spared. my part. to an
honest and faithful discharge of the duties of the
Office. THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr
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For Representative.

Mn. EDIToR:-P Please announce DR.. l.. S.
CUMMlNS az a candidate for REPRESENTA-.
TIVE in the State Legislature.
BY REQUEST OF MANY VOTERS.
GJ- We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL
RONEY as a candidate for r REPRESENT
Ia the next General Assembly.
cs-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
JOHNSTON as a candidate for REPRESEN-
TATlVE in the State Legislature
O;- We are authorized To announce JAMES
NJ STOUT ~ \ candidate for the office Of RE-
Preventative IN the State Legislature.
For County Commissioner.
b;- We IRE authnrized to announce ROBERT
SMITH. jr., as a candidate for COUNTY COM.
MISSION Err. subject to the decision of Demo-
cratic Cnunly Convention. should one be held
Mn R:-Please announce DAVID
81 ,CK. of Eis township. as a candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
MANY VOTERS OF ELK.
HS. We are authorized to an,nunce JOHN
CLINE candidate for the ullce Of COUNTY
COMMISSIONER.
0cj- We are authorized TO announce STEPHEN
rONGER. of Wayne township, as candidate tor
The Office Uf COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
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UOSEPH HARRISON'S ESTATE.-Notice
% is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed aud duly qualified as administrator o,
the estate of Joseph Harrison, late of Monroe
county, deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legally authen
ticated within one year fnr settlement; and all
persons indebted to said estate will please call and
make immediate payment
GEORGE THOMPSON,
Aug Il lSl7.I Administrator
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A DMlNTSTRATOR'S LE.-By ,irtn. Of
IA an order of the court Of Common Pleas of
Monroe county Ohio. | wi |. on the seventh day
of September. 1877, between the hours of 10
O clock IN aud y. N. Of said dav. NJ the front
door of The couu hn,ise IN she town of Wnod.tied
IN said cnurty. "ff'i fer sale The following real T.
state to wit: Beginning nj the south east corner
of the north eat quarter oi the nci II, east quarter
of section No Iinetern. in township No. three,
of range No four, thence norll, with the section
line To the north east corner Of the section thence
west with the srction line TO stone within fur
teen and six enths rods e,s, of the npi tn quarter
stake, thence south fity-seven and one foui tn de
grees east, sixty aud three fomth rods to hirko.
ry, thence north eighty-seven and half degrees
east. thirtv-two rods 10 stcne. thence south sixty
seven aud one fourth d-gte's east twenty nine
rnds 10 stone. thence south alnut thirty seven
and one fourth rods TO the south side of said lot AT
laughtous liue. thence east with said I.augltnp's
line about forty five and half rods tn the seclinn
line and place of beginning. contsining forty one
acres more or less diving aud heine in Monroe cou,-
tv Ohio. subject to the dover of Mary Conlev. in
said premises. upon the lowing terms. to wit:
One third in baud, third in six m ,nths. aud HE
residue il one year. with interest from the day Of
sale: to he secured to the satisfaction tf the un-
dersgned ISAAC CONLEY.
Administrator OF Jesse Conley, deceased.
August. Th J7-1t