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lA1d Centre. Rlckl4nd c. H.. Rss1s AAtss v,ss-
qaa, BAdAxs c. sPxiagva,s 4 Crasss Oss
Cages Mllls. chpu~wa Fsils, chipgsv. c n |,
oa;aiey Nsas Whlow River, wns. Asd SuIb
water, 10 81 Ps1i, Ainnssosa, - wsss snd
beck, 4 week.
bidders wA the distances and paue schedule
Of departures and arrssss.
Proposals To end al Bach River Fsis arc lnsIsed-
1878 From Aoaevllle, ~ Gasssiie ard Doasias4 .
M.lls, to Black River Falls, - mies AID back.
Bidders vii STATE the dissano< and name a schedul~
1878 From PsrdsssIlIe, by Msnlso and oako 10 Ste
vsnAs Point, N Forage soonfys DC nAies and back,
eree seek
Leave Pard<es.se Tsesdsy al 6 m;
Arrive NJ Stevens Posss dsy by spns
Leave SssssHs Posnt THURSDAY Al m
Arrive af PxrdeevsHe next dsy by p nj.
Proposals o end al Monfesio invited
1880 From Poser. by Grana Rapads, Eagle Punt Black
River Falls. and onso~kee, 10 La Crosse, I'D
mics and back. week
Leaye Piovcr Monday at am,
Arrive al La Crosse next Thursday by p ms
Leave La Crosse Friday ns sam;
Arrive a Pover Sunday by p
Proposals 70 end AT Black River Fails arr invited
I3c2l From Rlchland City, by Sextonve RchlAna Cen
uv. Rocksndge, Fancy Crsea. and kekspoo, 70
vrnoq1a c a.. ~ mss and back, once week
Leave RchAand City TUESDAY Al san,
Leave vlnoqun G. H. Wednesday n s am;
arrive a Riehiand Cny Same day by p m
I3e22 From Rdgway Primrose - miles and back onos
Leave Ricgway Thursday AT ea mi
Arrive NJ Primrose day by 6pmi
Leave Primrose Friday at 9 an;
Arrive OF R,dgxsy same day by 6pm
1879 From Shawano, Wisconsin, by the Mouth OF the
Onfonagon river, Michigan, Forks OF ooionsgon,
Minnesota. Adventure, Aztec, Douglass, Hoash-
,on and Algonquin Mines, HcughsOn on Portage
lake, Eagle River, and Eagle Hsrt or, 10 Copper
HArbor. miles and back, once . week
Bidders wan the distances and name schfduir
Of departures end arrivals
Pros osaS by trip for service from Nosember y
TO May Is, IN each year, invnod
1894 From Rchland CIV by Reeds Mills, Badaxe, and
West Prairie, Newport, on the MississapP
river, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Richland City Tuesday Al ami
Arrlv. At Newport next day by 6pms
Leave Newport Thursday Al 6a ms
Arrive Rlch!and Cny next day BY SPIN
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KANSAS TERRITORY


Frors july l, ISIS, 70 Jane 80, 1853
I570l From Fort Lesvenworh Sac and Fox Agency
miles nnd hnck, week.
Bidders wii distance and propese schedule Of
departures ard arrivals
I5702 From Fort Scott Foft Atkinson, miles and
hack, d week
Bidders wsA aisanee and propose schedule at
departures and arrivals
I5303 From Fort Leswenwofh 10 For Rissy, miles and
back xesE.
Bidders WI ssste distance and propose schedule Of
DEPARTURES and arrivals.
l52ot From Fer, Scou 10 crswford Seminary miles
s,h bsrk, = week
Bidders wr state distance and propose schedule Of
depArsnr~~ and arrivals
lsaos From We-por. Me-, to Fsu Scott mies and
nscA. . weeks
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xr axr w~ppltes tar ysxirw-Pmre xln~n <soods--g,
sending car orders ohvl~ed the acay
ebsainag nen brcs Aav~ fhrm ass % ofser
=
a1 pieces hnenx grades, easnencns u
advancing Numbers np 10 ~ fhey
qualities ~ u And Nv cent
a1ft be sola ~ tAs pasrs enfy
tnen she~ass dsmssas, dapss sad
greA1 precursor, 0f ~ drsaAa~ styles and sa~ist~s
Pxl,a~ cases ETA proper ssaistes and wpdsnA
rs MI brown hn~ns for chiidr~D's aprons
100 ,dee~x rdeye daap~rs horeushs sssasa
pnYe n fcahA~ qnAiies az low pfss
Rvfed o cal 9nd exxaEane wtock
20 pieces fnew hsRaes. fer cbddrrns wcax
shtntzes ns1 wash WEEK. adapted fSf chdfrs
$50 pssc-s pma ssps< gaaEias and
20 pieces plaid and ps~ia Esaasoek masans.r
rs do ,xronct sad muSins
cambFic hHlinnt~~@
% do chiutx sbrlisnnses.r
10 aoEeG isdes' lid xsovsa
dozen, g special bargain ~
superior shirns u asesd"d fxcesaes q
Abr1c.
Win every Of dry goods asag'ed io
Cl5l.s cssurser~s, ana vessinx.-sicck Always fnA
MOURNING GpODS-An ample ssncf cu1-aAsns ea hSAas
eel goods ru fos he monss Aaa
such prompt ~ srnx their ss ~
ca whcn rrr~eAs~S !.
wa rsfrasn fyo s01cssaas
fu np~ccs sPppoa
an tnsvitAsie eania-tea ~ &c
count
Ksa doves not exchanged az ssek.
Adaislpnsi suppacs arriving dAiif.
price only
articles prices and sas dsains 70 DC rsnea 90 "
easex -. .
strangers eor<any ns..ss 70 sra.sDs ss 'cs
al times -. - -.
Sch I1--alss9 C~nrs Msrs~t
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NEBRASKA TERRITORY.

From galy !, 1855, e june 90, 1881
lsooo From Nebraska City, by BslIevle~ ard omahs
Cuy, - Fort Caihoua, niles and back
week
Bidders vil state distance and propose schedule Of
departures and arrivas
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ferHs n preposal xAers eAznge from 4dsefsesas
contemplated ty tss bsaav.
-------s al ----- county Of $3.50. State a --,
preposr 10 convey the mails FoGax No. ----, from
- - -, agrerabiy me advertisement NJ the
fcsfh1ster GENERAL dated February TO- lo5s and by the
fsio~ang mode q ooaysysDos. Wa
fef The annual Of
dolssrs.
THIS proposs nads wh fail o ledge II as distances
" me roaie The xrgi Of the rash CARVED ana al
oher particulars fccgrnce and service, and
also alter fl examination 81 The ard require
meals als4cssd ~ the advertisement.
Dated
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WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN,
From ysiy /, 1855, june 20, 1881
l3Os From Appleon by Centre and Ellington Bsvina,
miles ard sark, once week
Bidders will the distance and schedule of
departures and arrivals
l360a Appslon Waupacn. ~ miles and back once
Leave Appleton Thursday at ga m;
Arrive q Waupaco same day by SPIN;
Leave Wa1psoo Friday at 6am;
Arrive Appeton same day by p m.
Bidders x! the Intcrmediafe Offices TO be sup
pied
1850 Frsm Chippewa CRY, by Chippewa Falls, Eau
Cams ssIa Eau Gala, and North Pepn, to
Reeds Landing, Minnesota, miles ard back
Bidders viii ..se the distance and a schedule
OF departures ard rrrfyais
1871 Fr~m Eau Gala Mills by Lover and Middle TO
Upper Menomsnes Militia, - mics and back, once
Bidders viii the distanoe end nsme schedule Of
departures and arrgvals-
1912 Fro~ For Atkinson, by Oakland, Chrsuana, and
uucs, 70 stoosttsn, 81 miles and back, oncs a
Leave For Atkinson "Wednesday usam;
Arrive Stonghton day by Ia IN;
Leave Ssoughton w ednesdsy al / o ma:
Arrive st Fort Atkinson same day BY pm
1873 From Ge~ers Ferry, Cedar county BY sprsue-
aai<, IN West Liberty Is mica and back, a
LAav. Gs~t<'s Ferry Thursday at 8 ana;
Arrive nj West Lshe1y same day by I'm;
Leave West Liberty Tharsdsy sf pms
Arrive AZ Gewvrs Fery same day byspm
1854 From La Cre.se 10 Portzgs, miles and back,
Bidders usIl specify the distance and Offices to se
suppledi also, schedule Of arrivals and depart
1885 From Msalsou by Albany Spring Grove, and Rock
Grove, Fre~porr Illinois, 90 miles and back
week
Leave Madlson Tuesday nj ms
Arrive at Frespor next day ~ spms
Leave Freeyors FnoAv al m.
Arrive ST Msdsson day by Spm-
Proposals commence Albany invited ! also
proposals for ul-wcckiy service between Albany
ard Freepcyt
1876 From M.nsoe~oe cAssnoa, c.umr, county,
= miles snd back, week
Leave Msnroowoe Wednesday q a m
Arrive Chilton day BY m;
Leave Chiffon Tnursday m;
Arrive al ManEtoowcc day by 5 >
iscI1 Frpm Mineral Point by Linden, Highland, Rich
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From MO4iauG Min, ~ huE&1as Of1ses De~
vlsAs Srnrs, ard W dl.an L. BrnronAs, 10 Bsul0n,
~ mses and back, geek
Leave Mssidins Friday a sam;
Arrive al B<n,an same asy by6pmi
Leave Benton Saturday, asa IN,
Arrive al Msaidag salns day by pm
1855 From Msksns sy chsss. Grsea Carries, wslllag
ford Pierce, Boomsle, BoartonaAas, 10 hAaks-
kse Depot, IS msses and back week
Leave MSk1Ga Friday AteaDi
Arrive ~ kAskAkss .sme day by ePm'
Leave Ksukakss Saturday AT : am
Proposes. 70 cad zs Gessa Ga1asn arc invlr.d.
1850 Yrom MokenA- by Hsdey Gcodlng's Grove, Pa
oA, Oriand, 10 Nokena, ~ miiess once week
Leave MokenA Saturday at am;
Arsve n Mokena same day by ePm
and bsck. . week.
Leave Mount Carmel Saturday Al an
Arrive ii Pnncexon day by IL m;
Leave Pnncet0n Saturday al
Arnss a Aoaai Carmel same day by Apm
1852 From Meass Carroll 70 Hanover Is miies and back
Lave M.unt Carroll Tuesday a7ami
Arnye a Hanover Same day BY l2mi
Lexsc Hanover Tuesday pm;
Arrlvs At Moanf c NH day by bpm
1859 From Mssris, BY Massn Clarion, and Paramount
TO Dwight ri miies and back once week
Leave Morris Saturday al 6 AM
Arrive = Dv'gAt same day by Il IN;
Leave DvisAs Saturday a. r ma;
x- Arrive al Morris sssne day by
1884 Fros MORRIS, by La.son Hoidsrmsn Grove New
srk. AeIisaeton, and Asnbury, 70 Sandwich, -
mic. and essk, oaOs .sek-
Leave Morris Fsidsy Al Gam,
Arrive al Sandwich same day by p m;
Leave Sandwich Saturday Al sam;
Arrive Il Morns "a day byApm-
lssss From Ne. Erin, ~ w.dd.n. Grove, McconnsIs
Grove. winslov, and Cady's to Monr0s Wis
consn 80 miles and ba Tx week.
Lesve New Erin Mooday al s M
Arivs Monroe same day by SPIN;
49,. Z, NJ Fr,n ss,r. asv hysnm
r.n-si. e. ,,--s~s~ .-r,ssre ,w,i h. considered
- = - = "
,sssx r,a. N~~ H.r-r "a Bsr,on. IS ulss and back
--h
H. rrd,v
- !. 49,. -. ~. ~ So
49, R..,cr s.furasv I; . ~.
49,. !, ~ H.v.c ,.r~ a.v hv spm
,.ss- E- o. - So Csyy,rs' S,ab,r and Ma
aS9' &C.. = Nsuyss. s. r,tss ana h.ek once
--r
r--C..-. r~,A.. \, -.
- I. AS..xas- -. A. hvsr
-. M.ndcs. c-,urd.v ~ m.
Arr,y. = T),t.xa .ame rsv 81 6pm
,sss ~. p.rol. f,sicr nv Nncdfard and Matauoras
ia''e r.o1 ano ~. $3.50 - N 80 sSs 80. 80
5000. 1rs.,r.s.,- =, !. ~
A.. !, sn-;.. ssv IN. s.v bvspmc
s.~ - ~ E.4.- !. g. =.
- y psai -. 1890
po..i. - .nd Z, u acaj,c "A s,r invited
,arra - n-..s - r.ash.~ ,.T.. ma fnck onep
i'~ -
psa.s. ~, $50. -. a;..,r.. md name = ,cbedule
~ l--...- "a -.
,.sas - 49, ~ 60. r.Ie - Havana as miles
AS'0" 80 - -, ~ 49, -~' :
-. D.. ~ 1919.
-, = - U.. - - a. hwSn
T = - -~1 .r.1s- -, = :! -
49, - A. hssnn
,axs, 81. prr;. hv Mo-ovr IA Forney 70 Concord
IOWA 80. "a hh.rI 90. . v-~k
p:sa 80 80 49,. ~ dsss.ac- nd nam. !. .ehedule
- a.r.,-ars. nd .rr,r.is
la'ea rem noosn g y ono~ .ss
Leave Robin.on Friday nj M;
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fbru q 1gas4nes
The nndrrSgnee, residing -----, Sszis a -,
undertakes thai Hthe foregoing bid for cnrysg the ma
route NO --- cr aereptoa by the Postmaster oencral,
he bidder sha, prar The ls day a July. isss,
soon thereafter may he, the regal ed obbes
uon TO perform the service PROPOSED with good and su
clenf
This 10 with fa knoS.edge Of the obligations and
iablaes assumed by guAssnors under the 27I section o.
he act q Congress 81 July .. 1856.
DaIes
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Mr. CAss stated thar hs unahAe proceed with D.
remarks THIS paovnlnx relation Lord C&rcudon ans
that ne should ssx toe naasxnse 81 Ire ScuAze ta~morrOp
morning Cor that p0rgose
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Tlss PRESIDENT ~ laid before lbe Seuale ocn-
nunlcati0n from me Secretary q A. iraas1attnE, Is
compliance with t4~ seveaty-6vt copies ~ The crr Ar
Hy Register for 1854 which READ and laid % ~
table
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The senate accordingly resumed hs consideration 81
the hI or the construction ~ railroad from ths v2ey
the NssssFyA 70 shs Pacass which bad been Rnv1
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Frss Fiaoetcha and Reading Rslnad pepo
Cherry Cnscago iKtsrmease
JOHN TUCKER, President
Phlseelchia aud Reading 1sasroaa csmpany-
Feb l6-au
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The undersigned, postmaster 81 --, State Of -,
ccrthes. under oath Of office, that he acquainted with
the shove gasrsnors and knows them be Of prop
erty, and able 10 make g0os their guarantees.
Dated
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Mr. MASON In pnrsaance Of notice, ssked and obtained
~Ave 10 introduce ont RESOLUTION ov THIS arrangement
a. the clerks tbs Department Of Satn wfeh read
twice ans referred 10 the COMMITTEES en- FauaBse
M WELLER asked and obtained he's 10 taFgagee
yirt resolution ID relation the settlement Of e eAn
IA Theodore Adams for damages ncurred ~ the sbre
gntior "a contrast entered ine rirb him ~ tns
1srv Of ths Treasury the 24sh of fesraary 1855 which
was read fwscs and res red the Ccmniss Fpance
Mr. HANLgy asked aaA ob1Asnrd leave 70 introduce q
h 10 eStahssh ro~cnon aisrct AZ Cape Fsspet8a and
Port orsora ia the Territory 9f urega sa6 81 tie sale
aylxs az the OFFICERS OF customs sasren whcs read
twice and referred 10 the couanattr~ fonusesge
aRpES
Mr. GwIS raoyed that tns Senate prgoeed p the eon-
ss3erAsaon Of The PMsahe-rxSlrc&d bin
Hr CHASE rrnaxx~& shat whsn TIE se1&N alsl1fn@d
ga SATURDAY. last sse bill granting sxssssn q t@ -
railroad companies IN whcn "a par ne a1s on ron ior
r~alro~a purposes under consideration Aa ne Trends
az shx, h,gl we're rsrv aesirens hsEs tote Spnu "a
M CLAY wss snxious % pfeceed 70 tna ccnstssFr
top III hsf Bis az s~naSof froS ohi@ ceNld pe bat
oxsunrA ~ no had asssr~S by kAs 9sDds " he Pa
blg that asa propose - diseases
ssr.s i, take s~ vote isnsss.sis. ~ 30 agreed "a
,na- h ssxe nrperdence ard ~hSu il dsqosed ~ b.
s1rv-as the railrassf-srou bill wsuia te taken ~
fhs cusssscn esng taken sas sosos o< kr. 8sw ws4
agreed 70
rAcgvr RAMHCAr
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sHERIFF.s SALE.
Woodbury., Hope & Grayden IN ASHLAND

Woodbury., Hope & Grayden In ASHLAND
Robert McMahan, ct. al. COMMON PLEAS.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
Sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty to me directed, l will expose to Public Sale,
at the door of the Court House in said County,
on
Sat~rS ay, the Sd day Of NoUens5e1,
A. D., 1855, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. Ms said day, the
following described real estate, lying and being
in the county of Ashland and State of Ohio,
being the undivided Gwo-sevenths of the follow
ing tracts of land to wit: One tract in range
sixteen, township nineteen, section nine ; being
the southwest quarter and north east quarter,
and beng a part of said quarter, containing
forty acres more or less. Also range sixteen,
township nineteen, section nine being the
east half OF the southwest quarter, containing
eighty acres. Also range sixteen, township
nineteen, section nine being the southwest
quarter of the south east quarter, containing
forty acres. Also range sixteen, township
nineteen, section nine being the east half of
the southeast quarter, containing eighty acres.
Also a tract in the sixteenth range, township
nineteen. section ten being the Southwest
quarter, containg one hundred and sixty acres.
Also a tract in the sixteenth range, township
nineteen, section fifteen being the west half
OF the southeast quarter, containing eighty
acres, subject to the dover estate of Elizabeth
McMahan, widow of Thomas McMahan, de-
ceased. Terms of sale, Cash.
JOHN JONES, Sheriff.
September &c, le55. 1ets-pf $ $50
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SHERIFF's SALE.

George W. Basford
vs.. Is ASHLAND Con-. PLEAs.
Robert MeMahan.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
i sale duly issued in the above case from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County.
and Safe of Ohio, to me directed, will ex-
pose to public sale at the door of the Court
Housed in said County, on
saturday., the 3fd dag Of Nore5n6er,
A. d. 1855. between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following described real estate to wit situate
in the Township Of Hanover in the County of
Ashland and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows a tract of land in range
sixteen, township nineteen and section twelve,
being the south west quarter of the north west
quarter containing forty acres more or less
Also the undivided two seventies of Lots num-
Der ffFy-one, (5D six, (6) fifty, $50 forty
nine, G49l Thirty-twot3 so Sixty-six 1861 Thir-
ty-three[33l fifty two, [52l and forty six, f46l
in the town of Loudonvillc in said County Of
Ashland and State of Ohio. Terms of sale
cash. j. D.~JONES, Sheriff.
Sept. PC, 1855. 1sts prfs350.
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In abiding to the effect of the pest
Hence on the business and financial af-
fairs of the city of Norfolk, the Herald
says:
"Of the effects of the calamity in a
pecuniary point of view, we cannot find
the nerve to discourse in all their gloomy
details. Suffice it that to the untold
and inconceivable suffering from family
bereavements, we must add an incalcula-
Bile amount of affection, resulting from
sad reverses of fortune. and changes of
circumstances from comparative com
petcnce to overwhelming poverty and
restitution. Many heads of families and
heads of business firms have been swept
away fearful number, indeed! Their
estates must be settled in the usual way.
Awful sacrifices of property, and more
awful defaults of moneyed engagements,
and yet more awful consequences to the
parties collaterally interested and de-
pendent, wait upon the issue. And the
city corporation, already ov~crburdened
with debt-to which must be added
(how much We fear, to conjecture) so
much as shall be required to satisfy all
dues, over and above the princely dona-
tions from all parts of this blessed Union
which have been expended by the How
ard Association; how will it meet its or
binary demands, and how enforce the
collection of its taxes from its iIhabi-
tants who are left, with sadly diminish
cd ability to pay them? But the subject
is too distressing to dwell upon here
May that mysterious Providence which
has so fearfully scourged our city deaf
with it as with holy Jobi and bless its
future with greater prosperity than its
past, re-establish its health, calm its
snirits and renew its comfortsn
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SHFRIFF'S SALE.

George E. Baily
S. Kirby.
DURSUANT to the command of -vendi in
il the above case, duly issued from the Court
of Common Pleas of Ashland County, and State
of Ohio. to me directed, 1 will expose to Public
Sale at the door of the Court House, in saif
County, ON
Saturday. the Sd dag Of -Norsz5ay
A.. D. 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ. ofsaid day, the
following described real estate. to wit Lot num-
Der one hundred and eleven, (1ll in the Town
of Loudonville, in said County, and State Of
Ohio. Terms ofsale cash.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
September &c, 1855. lists pr 50, rs.
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SHFRIFF'S SALE.

Archibald Hickman,
vs. IS ASHLAND cox peas.
John Greenlee d wife,
DURSUANT to the command ofan order of
L sale duly issued inthe above case from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County and
State of Ohio, to me directed, / will expose TO
public Sale at the door of the Court House in
said county on
Saturday., the Sd day Of November,
AID 1855, between the hours of ten o'clock
a. NJ. aud four o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following described real estate to wit it being
the South Vest quarter of Section number four
teen in Township number twenty of Range
number fifteen containing one hundred and six
" acres more or less with the appurtenances.
Situate and being in the County of Ashland,
and State of Ohio. Terms of sale cash, and
Silvero or Gold demanded by Plaintiff.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
September 26, 1855. fts pf $3.50.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

VS.. IL ASHLAND COMMON PLEAS.
P. R. Shriver.
DURSUANT to the command of an execu-
l. ton duly issued in the above case from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, to
me directed, l will expose to public sale on the
premises of George Shfiver, in VermIllion
Township, Ashland County, Ohio, On
Saturday, the 1871 dag Of October,
a. D.. 1885, between the hours of ten O'Clock A.
NJ. and four o'clock p. M. of said day, the fol-
lowing described goods and chatte1s to wit
The undivided half of one stack of Rye; the
undivided half of one stack of Wheat the I'M
divided half of two stacks of Oats the undivi
ded half of twelve acres of Corn on the ground.
Also three head of Cows seized and taken as
the property of P. r Shriver. Terms of sale
Cash. J.. D. JONES, Sheriff,
By J.. G. BRowN, Deputy.
October Is55 1ats nfs2 b
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NOTICE.

HENRY EMMoNS, of Illinois, Thomas
Ii Roberts and his wife Ann Roberts, OF
Richland-County, Ohio, the heirs of Jane Pol
lock, deceased, late of Illinois, and Jesse
Pollock of Illinois, will take notice that
the Reviewers and Surveyor, appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas to view, survey
and lay out a county road, commencing on the
Ashland and Savannah road at a point where
the south line of Orange township intersects
ting at a point on the road running from the
Olfvesburg and Savannah tothe said Ashland
and Savannah road, and described more fully
in the petition ofJacob MIGRANTS, the petition
er, will meet at the point where said road COM
mences, as above described, on the 4th day of
October next.
September II. 1855. Ay16
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LEGAL.
sHERIFB,s SALE.

Eshelman 4 Hamilton
Mathew Jackson.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
i of sale duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Conmnn Pleas of Ashland Coun-
at the door of the Court House in said County
on
Saturday The 3rd dag Of Noccna6er,
1855, between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ.
and four O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit: In Lot
number fifty 1901 in the village of Orange in
said County of Ashland and State of Ohio
Terms of sale-eash. j. d. JONES. Shf.
sept26, 1855. Its prfss,0o,
Guardians Sale OF Real Estat
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
~ of an order of sale to me directed, from the
Probate Court of Ashland County, Ohio made
at the September term thereof, a ID, 1855, L
will offer for sale on the premises of Samuel
Brubaker. deceased, near Mohecanville, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to wit: a part
of the west half of the southwest quarter of
section thirty-two (32) in township twenty
(2O) range fifteen (l5), bounded as follows
Beginning at the southwest corner of a lot for
merly owned by George Ackerman, thence
north along the line of said lot twelve rods and
twelve feet to the road passing along the north
end of said lot, thence west along said road
twelve rods and twelve feet and six inches,
thence south parallel with the east line, twelve
rods and twelve feet, thence east twelve rods,
twelve feet and six inches, to the place of be-
ginning obtaining one acre, be the same more or
less, with the privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging. on Saturday, the 9th day
of October next, between the hours of one and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day. Terms ofsale
-one-third cash, one-third in one year, and one
third in two years /; back payments to be Sc
CURED by mOrtplCe on the PREMISES. with in
terest on same from date of sale. Possession to
be given on the first day of April next.
HENRY DILLIER, Guardian.
September 3, 1855. 14ts.