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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-12
Legal advertisements.
Administrator,s saIe.
OF REAL ESTATE, BY order of Court.
VIII he snld 70 Tho lirhnst hidar of n,clol. p n

OF REAL ESTATE, BY order of Court.
~ VIII lbe sold to tho highest bidder at o'clock P NJ
On Saturday, the 4t6 day Of October L. d.. 1886,
at fe door the School House. Colvns Corners in
York township Sandusky county, O., the following Real
Estate, tO-wit:
The west half Of the southeast quarter Of section NUM-
bcr sixteen 15) township number four ~ range num-
Der seventeen m Also, the south half of the west hall
Of the northeast quarter township number four ~ as
aforesaid Also, the south half Of the east half OF the
northeast quarter, township number a. &C. last
Aforesaid Aso two acres of the south end Of the west
half Of the north half Of the northeast quarter Of town
ship number four a. &c. last aforesaid All Of the
above mentioned parcels containing hundred and fifty
eight and sevenv-nine one hundredhs 5S 79IG0 acres
of land Beginning at stake five chains and fifty links
east from the nOrth-Wes fsect0u number TWEEN
ty-two (22) township number four a. range number
seventeen ~ running thence south tWentyseven chains
CD and sixve links (65 thence east fourteen chains
and Fifty links (50l thence north twentyseven chsns CD
and sixtyve links 65l thence west fourteen chains l4
and fy links C50 the place of beginning the
being part Of the half of the northwest quarter Of
said section containing forty (4O) acres.
Also, other tract Of land bounded follows, be-
ginning at post the north line of section number
twenty (2) in township number four ~ north of
range number seventeen 40 five chains (5) and thirty
eight links S east from the northwest corner of said
section number Twenty-Five (22) and running thence
south twenty chains 2O) and ftynine links (59) to
post thence west the north line of Philemon Wazs
land seventeen chains % and eghtytwO links (Sl to
post in the line of Abner Minis land in section en-
ty-one 2) thence north by said Minis land twenty chains
2O and fynine links (59 to post in the north line of
section number twentyone 21 thence by the north line
of section number twentyone M east seventeen chains
and sixvsix links (66 to the place of beginning
tanning thirtvsN and sixty Onehundredths OF
acre, (36 60-l0e) of land more orless.
Also, other tract Of land described follows Com
meneng at the northwest corner Of land heretofore
decided by Martha Barker to Philemon Waltz in section
number wentyOne (2l) running thence east seventeen
chains % and eighty-twO links so into section
her TWENTY-FIVE On thence south chans "a and
links O thence west and parallel with said north line
seventeen chains m eigtytwo links fS2) thence north
chains "a and ten links 0l to the place Of begin
ming in township numberfour a north of number
seventeen 40 containing twelve acres and sxtyfve one
hundreds (12 65-lO0) acres Of land more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third down, one-third in one,
and onethird in two years. with interest to be secured by
mortgage. SAMUEL MOYER,
Administrator Of John Moyer, deceased.
September s. 1886. S2w5S7,75
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-12

Gg We have a synopsis of remarks of
Hon. R. P. BUcKLASD on the Tax Question
and State Expenditures, made before the
Fremont Club on Tuesday evening last
We shall publish it next week.
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4 DMLNISTRATORS SALE OF RE

A ADMLNlSIRAlOhS SALE OF RE
n AL ESTATE By order of Probate Court of Sandus-
Ky county, Ohio.
On the fourth day of October. 1856 at o'clock P NJ,
at the door of the Court House in Fremont Sandusky
county, Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing property of Ezra Eversoe deceased situate in SAM
dusby county, Ohio, to-wit
The undivided ve-seveuths 81 Of the north half of
thesouth-west quarter fsection our4 township FIVE
range fourteen H. except the following described piece
which has been set of and assigned to Anna Eversoe
her dover estate in said premises to wit: commencing
the southwest Of the north half the south
west quarter Z of section four T. township five s. range
fourteen H. and running thence east with variation
two and half 24z degrees south fifteen 10 chains and
TWENTY-FIVE hundreths 25lOo thence north degree
east five chains thence west een Is chains TWENTY-FIVE
hundredths 25l0O thence sNuth five chains with the
county road to the place Of beginning containing seven
and 6ve-eights 81 acres Of land.
TERMS OF SALE -One-third in hand and the balance
in two equal annual paymens-defered payments to be
secured by mortgage the premises with interest at ten
per cent. ISAAC EVERSOLE
Aug. 90 1856 3Iw4 Admir- Ezra Eyersole
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A Large lot of the Latest Styles Dress
4 Trimmings for the Ladies just received. D SEQ
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Birchard Hall.

We have the pleasure of stating that Mr.
BRcHARD has made arrangements to have
his spacious Hall opened on Tuesday even
ing, Sept 23d, with an appropriate Lecture
by Rev. DR.. THOMPSON, President of the
Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Yours in the good cause, ERIE.

re- Great Mass Meeting of the Rufian:
in Tiftin on Wednesday Col, G. WASH,
INGT0N Click, Mr.. CASTOR, and Senator
Pugh tried the gnllibility of the people !
1t was one stupendous Fizzlel Ia Farce :
like The whole party, a Cheat!!! The peo-
pie are not to be humbugged any longer
they are for FREEDOM! The intelligent
voters are leaving the SLAVERY party
every dayi Hurah! hurrah!! The peo-
pies choice, FREMONT and DAYTON
viii carry every Northern State.
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ROOKSI BOOKSlI

An extensive assortment of Standard
and Miscellaneous BOOKS, are now on sale
at the Croghan House, and will continue
to be offered on the Gift Distribution plan.
Call soon, and see.
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New store.

S. P. MENe & Co, have just opened an
extensive stock of New Goods of splendid
new styles. They are being sold very low
Particulars next week.
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County Fair.

The officers of the Sandusky Agricultur-
al Fair have thought it advisable to post
pone the same until the 7th, sth and 9th Of
October. Farmers, take notice.
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Lecture on slavery.

Rev. GEO. R. Brown viii deliver a lecture
on Slavery at Staner's School House Madi-
son tp., on Wednesday evening 18th. Sept
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Fail aud winter Clothing.

F. Dernham has now received his fall
stock. Look to your wardrobe, gentlemen
Winters coming.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-12
GriSWOld'S Malarian AntidOte.
7lle Great Fever and Ag1e Med
ieine of the Age,

1ETS great Remedy will be found specific for all the
/ common forms Of 3liasmatic Diseases, especially Fe
yer and Ague Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Liver Com
plants lanndce, Bilious DaTrea and enlarged Spleen.
The Malsran Antidote is Scientific preparation simple
and safe in Composition hut prompt and certain in its eff
fects originated in of the great valleys Of the west
and cost the labor observation and experience twenty
practice amid the masmac atmosphere cfhe west
Hence its adaptation the diseases climate and cOnstu
tons oT the Mississippi valley, and tributaries renders it
Infinitely superior 10 all the trash got up in the by
those who know little nothing about the climate of the
L.
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frmont gGnrmG,
Local an0 46isceilapcous Naftsfs.

N Call at the Office of A J. KNAPP,
BellerHe, Ohio, and get Republican Document (ei-
her ia EHglish German laagaages)free Of charge.
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Special NOtiees.

re- WINDOW BLINDS AND WNDow
sHrrrERs which add much the appearance of your
Dwellings and invaluable In keeping your cool
and preventing the rays of the from adngyour
carpets and ipiuring your furniture manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam sash
Factory Of MCGEE K HAYNES.
FREnoSr. O.. July 4 1856. 2aR
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OLD WmGs.-JOshua A. Spencer heads
a list OF nearly one thousand names to a
call for the formation of a Fremont and
Dayton Club in Utica.
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The National Iateli0encer. ono of th

The National Iiatelligeacer, one of the
most ultra conservative newspapers in the
country, speaking of Kansas enactments
says:
That portion of the Territorial laws which
they Tthe Republicans who stand for the
proviso denounce, and of which they seek
to prevent on incompetent authority, are a
disgrace to the country and to its free IN
stitutions. They are greater invasion Of
public liberty than were the acts which
brought the head of Charles to the block.
EE- The Catholic Telegraph, the organ
of Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati, says:
They the Catholics of Cincinnati have
become, by union with the Democracy, an
Anaerican Organization, and no more de
serve to be stigmatized as foreign than
the Freemen and Turner's who have made
common cause with the free-soilers.
We only call attention to this to show
that the Union between the Roman Catho-
lies as such, and the Buchaniers, is decIar-
ed, on the best authority, to be complete.
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Monday Sept. 18th; doors open at and 7
o'clock p u. Performance commence half an hour a
ter opening r5 Admission 25 cents; no price.
Wi also exhibit at Toledo Sept 1S; Sanduszy City 49,
Mouroevie ~ New Haven IS; Bucyrus 49, Mansfield 20;
Ashland -; Wellington 81 Elyria p and Cleveland 25
and25 j. W. BANKER, Agent.
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n. R. Tucker, Abraham Bowlus, William
Rearick, Henry Sweet, Sol. Remsburg, Lew
is Williams, H. R. Foster, Isreal B. Doane,
Upton Burgoon, John Binkley, H. Bowlus,
VIM. D. Sherrard, Ami Williams VIM.
Herbster, Sam'l Thompson, c. D. Hall, Jo-
seph Rumbaugh, Theo. Clapp, Geo. NJ. Till
itson, Lyman Gelpin, S. BuckIand, NJ. Blink
ley, Isaac Sharp, VIM. N. Morgan, F. 1.
Norton, Homer Everett A. D. Downs, Eli
ab Carr.
The report of the Committee was unani-
mously adopted, after which the meeting
adjourned N. E. TYLER, Sec'y.
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DE-, L. SLOCuM.

Walls himself ofthe opportunity 10 announce to the
N citizens OfFremOnt and those of Sandusky County,
that he has removed from his late residence Main street
to the first street west of the Jail where he is
ready to want upon his old customers and all who wish
he cured of the different diseases that prevail in this
tOn of the country All kinds of Sores. such Mk-egs
Feversores Scdhead and Felons without cutting them
open There viii be the stcest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call.
Fremont Sept. s. 1856. 32tf
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DR.. GRISWoLD's
n II w II e M EDY FOR
FEVER AND AUGUEi


duty to offer any statement in favor Of Popular Reme
dies This preparation, however, to partake of
entire character, and glad to chronicle any ina
provement in Popular Medication. Inthe first place the
Of il is regular physician daily attending to
The duties Of general practice which is guarantee
that ne has confidence in his remedy he would not risk
his character with it. Moreover, he has hadRn experience
in the Treatment Of Nalarl diseases. which has seldom
fallen % TIE lot of any physician, in the duties of surgeon
10 hospital the Isthnus Of Panama. and believe is
the author Of work that country, with number of
reatises medical subjects 1t is, believe, the first
instance in which Of decided ability has entered
the with medicine Dealers and if he effect any
good establish any standard of quality in these COM
modies, he certainly viii do the public SERVICE
We see no reason why good remedy for Fever and Ague
may not he practicy useful and know of nothing of
the kind that offers evidence Of the intrinsic merit
than this. The great prevalence OF Fever aud Ague in
country renders popular remedy for this disease aece-
bic 70 every not only desirable but necessary. Inde-
pendent o the serious consequences of AGUE health
its effects upon the pecuniar interests o community are
such make every property holder dread its visitation
THE worst of scourges The remedy lrepar-
ell bv Dr. C. D. GRIswOL is believed by those that have
used it. to be the specific Of any thing Known
It Is said to never fail in arresting the Ague within twen
ty-our hours and few repttions viii prevent the dis
ease everreturning.
For sale bv 5. BUCKLAND CO. sole Agents for Fremont
August I, So 27m4
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FIGURED, Plain Moire Antique and
Black Prasols 20 per cent cheaper than ever before
offered IN this market DB & co
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RLEACHED Shifting, Pillow Casing
A1andB Bleaehed sheeting 21l yds. wide DB&CO0
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pALM Leaf Leghorn, Panama. Wool,
Il Felt, Mapped and Angola hats DB&Co
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THE Spring Style of Silk Hats have
"A arrived DB&CO
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WILLIAM RICE'S ESTATE.-Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned has this dav
been appointed Administrator the estate Of William
Rice deceased late of Jackson township Sandusky
ty, Ohio. JOHN ZEIGLER.
August 25, 1856 31w3s
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TOHN PRIOR'S ESTATE.-Notice Is
- hereby given that letters of Execuorshp have been
ssued by the Probate Court of Sanduy connty Ohio
Edmond O. Cooley, the estate of John Prior late
Ballvile township, in said county, deceased
EDMOND o. COOLEY.
August %, 1856. 81w3s
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RLACK, Moire Antique, Changable Bro
II eade, Plaid and Striped Silks, large assortment lust
received aed very cheap DB&Co
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NILT, Rosewood and Mahogony Look
NOa ing Glasses and Mirrors DB6CO
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THREE Ply, Tapestry, Ingram, Veni-
Il tian and Cotton Carpets aud Drugget B co
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.TICKING, Striped Shifting, Brown and
q Beaehed Drills, Crash Diaper, Furniture and Apron
Check very cheap DBGCO
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VELVET Rugs and Mats large assort-
ment DB&CO
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TownsI,ip NTeeting.

At republican meeting on Saturday
evening, n. R. Tucker, was called to the
chair and NJ, E, Tyler appointed Secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed COM
mittee of three, James Kridler, Artemas
Phillips and VIM. Rice, to report the names
of delegates to the County Convention
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Going East.

Trains will stop at stations marked only leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
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OLEAR THE 1RAC
ISPALDING & r
Rahfoq0 6i.
hibited as zzt7sssE-=y7S
above atll5 {
and ~ P NJ, -
with NINE of U -
Their own Cars, -
I Conveying their people
horees ardproperties,) ~
! 50 constructed as To be 49,
taken daily
: from he track % tle tent,
No more
( Skeleton Horses, .. -
Ric!setv Wagons. Tarn- ss. e -
ished Tappincs, Worn
out Ring Horses, il~z
and Tired Performers,
as with the Old Eogy III ~
( Wagon Shows, travelling E9lSlsI -
all night over rough III ~
roads, but Fast Men!
Fast Women!
Fast children and
. Fast horses To keep up with
| the times. With
/ Perfermprswell rested
I Rinq horses of suifiti and ~
TRAPPTNGS LUSTROUs, ~ -
m tie WiHasrs,
OFaH thePrizcs at the great r
Circus Tournament, DE-
| At Washington, in which the -
Principal Performers
In the eouutry met to have a
Grand trial Of skill,
AND IvcIrD1SG or CorEsE,
The Best in the Norldl X
/. In every department Of the Cir u
Gus business are with the new C'7lA
Show. See what a bewildering -
ARRAY OF GREAT NAMES!
James Robinson, Of sc.
who won the Prize rs the best
Single Bareback Rider.
The Leyater Lee Troupe
Consisting of ,
Mad. Levater Lee,
Mile Augusta Lee,
Mile Rosa Lee,
Mons. Levatcr Lee, ~
Young John Lee,
Young Steve Lee,
OfLondpn and Paris.
Decided 70 be the best PantO-
mimists. Posturers. &c. d.
Puss IIOrner, Of Ky, fk
The Best Talking Clown. The "
American Brothers,
Hercules Libby, Ohio,
Henry Omar, Virginia, r
Charles Noycs, Texas, aa
J. Davenport, Tenn,
Pronounced best General Gym
nasts,
Steve Lee, of London,
the Best Pantomime Clown.
LIE Jeune Burte of Paris
the Best Hurdle Racer.
LfNE
EDWAR' KENDALL | ~
and g
Kendall's Brass Bandl -
OF New England, who won the
first prize as the best bugler,
and Brass Band, and who
will make grand
Promenade Musicale!
Every morning through the
principal streets mounted on
Is beautiful horses,
Trained expressly for that pur-
pose. @
Jim Burt, of Maryland, -
as the Best Trick Clown. s
r. White of New York, E
as the best horse Trainer, & ! 4 :
and Maitre de Cirque. -
Joe Hazlitt, of Mass,
as the best Nan Monkey with
possibly one rival, and
Aristook d BigThunder,
orNew York, IT
rs the b5st Trick Horses. Be n
sides the above winners Of the idE q
RIRST PRIZES. VA
The following well known per- w
formers are also engaged:
MESD ANEs
Robert White,
John Davenport, 4
James Robinson, 81
MEssRs. ~
J. Gavlor, "a (,
+. Thomas,
C. Stimson, and
F. Dorsey. -
Managers.
)F BUSINESS.
DR.. R. G. Spalding, 95S
)F THE ORCHESTRA. ~
Edward Kendall,
)F TIE RING.
Robert White.
4 D NJ l S $40 n, I
only 25 cents. I H'
The Railroad Circus II e
VIII be Exhibited at
TOLEDO,
saturday, Sept. 18th;
yORWALK, Sept. 16. (
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STRAW Trimmings, Rouches, Wreaths,
~ and Artifcials just received DB&CO
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D. BELTS & co.
Take pleasure in presenting to
Their numerous friends and customers in sandusky and
adjoining Counties their
Beautiful and Well-Selected,
Stock of
Spring GOods!.
Some of which are enumerated below:
RONNETS, Bonnets, 5 cases of the lat
~ est style Just reeeiyedat D. D.BETTs & cos.
.DEBAIGE, Challi, Lawn, Printed Jaeo-
~ nett plain and striped Popns Charntra and cling
mans can be found with the tariH OF at D. B. &cos.
T0OOO Peiees Merrimac, Sprague, Co
1OOOO cheeo, Pacific, DunneIls, English and
French prints very cheap at D.B. ( cos
A BEAUTIFUL lot of Scotch Ginghans,
"A only Ia cts per yard, warranted fast eoloTs.
D. B. co.
OnA Silk, Moire Antique and Lace
ZOO Mantillas, cheaper than ever offered in this
market. D. B. co.
GILK Fringe, Silk Lace, Tassel Buttons,
~ Cord and Tassels. DB&Co
T AIDES and Gents Kid, Silk, Lisle
u \ Thread and Cotton Gloves, very cheap. D co
S00 Ladies Jaconet, Cambria, Book,
IVY Wrought and Tambold Collars at a very small
advance above New York cost DB & co.
INDIA, Book, plain and dotted Swiss
ulniu and hpcEC
Lace. d n co OlP
MALTESE. Smyrna, Bobinet, LigIe,
IFA WoTe, HonistOn and silk Edgfng and Insertion.
B&co
ELOUNCING, Dimity, Swiss and Cam
Il brio Edgng and Insertion. A large Assortment of
Embroidered Curtainsj sjustreceived. DB&C0
RONNET, Cap, Taffeta and Satin Rib
- bons, a car load Just received and very cheap
4 Large lot of the Latest STYLES Dress
4 Trimmings for the Ladies just received SEQ
FRENCH Cloth, French, English and
II American Cassimess very cheap. DB&CO
A Fine assortment Of Farmers Satin and
n Satin Yesting, Summer and Merino Cassfner.
DB6cG
EOTTONADES, Denims. Blue Drills,
N/Kentucky Jeans, Linen Check Tweeds and Satiuots
enough 10 supply every Man and Bov in the State with
New suit, can be found with the Tariff knocked enavs
by calling on DB&C0
w HITE and Buff Marseilles, Linen and
w Satin Vests just received DB&CO
A Choice lot of Ready-Made Clothing
IN just received and selling very cheap DB&Co.
RLACK, Moire Antique, Changable Bro
u eade, Plaid and Striped Silks, large assortment Just
received aed very cheap DB6CO
w HITE and DeBerage Embroidered
' Robes, beautiful patterns DB&Co
STRAW Trimmings, Rouches, Wreaths.
~ and Artifcals Just received B&CO
pALM Leaf Leghorn, Panama. Wool,
Il Felt, Mapped and Angola hats DB&Co
THE Spring Style of SILK Hats have
A arrived DB &CO
FIGURED, Plain Moire Antique and
Black Prasols 20 per cent cheaper than ever before
onered IN THIS market DB co
RLEACHED Shifting, Pillow Casing
A1and Bleaehed sheeting % yds. wide DB&CO
TICKING, Striped Shifting, Brown and
Il Bleached Drills, Crash Diaper, Furniture and Apron
Check very cheap DBGCOr
r ~
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w HITE and DeBerage Embroidered
" Robes, beautiful patterns DB&Co
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ISAAC FICKES ESTATE.-Notice is
hereby given that D. p Hurlbut has been appointed
and qualified as administrator the Estate of Isaac
Fickes, late Of Sandusky county, deceased.
D. p. HCRLBUT.
Madison tp, Aug &c, 1856. S1w3sS1
GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order of
~ Probate Court-0n the 2Ofh day of September 1855
at 3oeloc in the afternoon, the door of the court
house in Fremont Sandusky county Ohio Will be sold to
the highest bidder the following Real Estate the prop
erty of Elisha W. Howand deceased to-wit:
The part of the east haof the southwest quarter
of section number one in township number four north Of
range number fifteen, containing about forty acres land
appraised at 81 900.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand one-third
in nine months and ouethrd in eighteen months from
day of sale the deferred payments to be secured by
and mortgage on the premises.
II. EVERETT Admir-
Fremont, Aug. % 1856 30w5. E. W. Howland.
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~" Mrs B. resided during her sickness and wlileuu-
der Treatment in MunsNn Geaugl County, O., where her
father Mr.. Chester Miller still remains.
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A Choice lot of Ready-Made Clothing
IA just received and selling very cheap DB&C0.
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WHITE and Buff MarseiIles, Linen and
w Satin Vests just received DB6CO
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THE BRILLIANT GORTEGB
UISER OF BAGDADI

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PROPERTIES ANB APPOINTMENTS used during ia
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THESE CONSOLIDATED COMPANIES
WILL ExHIBIT AT