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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-19


re- Some Of Burns supporters give as the
reason why Mitchner did not get more votes
| in Holmes co., was that his friends did so
little eleclioneering in it. Some ten or a
dozen of them they say, came here for that
purpose early in the week, and the first news
they received of them after leaving Millers-
burg, was, that they had been picked up
in the adjoining counties, by persons retur,
ming from Church. At first they seemed
wild and fearful, and could scarcely give
an intelligent account of themselves. The
only thing that they had distinct reeol-
lection of, was lager-beer saloon, in New
Philadelphia.
This, and other stories are told here by
Burns friends, on those that came here
from Tuscarawas county 10 electioneer for
Mitchner. Of course We do not vouch for
the truth of any of them. One other is,
that these Mitchner men seemed to be at
the starvation point when they came into
our county, and that the first thing they
did on getting into house, was to demand
something to eat. Failing in this they ban
tered the lady of the house TO bet piece
of pie or "cookie" on the little ball, in the
game of thimblerig, which game, they are
reported to be experts at. Failing in both
plans to make a raise s'for the stomach's
sake" when they got at safe distance
from the house they would revenge them
selves by making mouths at the children.
It is true that for while there seemed
a chance of Mitchner's carrying the county,
but as soon as Loveland and his forces
tock the field against him, these chances dis
appeared like frost before a noon-day sun.
Mitchner had better deny having been
candidate at all. The few votes he got
will hardly be in the way of his proving it.
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H 1t is estimated that the majority
against fhe Lecompton proposition in Kan
sas will be twelve thousand. t1
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The Contest i'm Missouri.

The Locofoco press from one end of the
Union to the other, are fairly shouting
themselves hoarse on the defeat of BLAZE
in the st. Louis district. That contest
was fully, fairly and squarely between the
regular and true Democracy of that city,
urging that the incubus and shame of Sla-
yery be removed from the Commonwealth,
legally, and the slave power, that is anx-
ious not only 10 make slavery ever endu-
RING where il is, but 10 extend it over allour
territories. 1t was contest between Black
Slave Labor and White Free Labor. Free
White Labor lost the contest, and we find
the Administration press of the North
shouting victory over the result.
"The Democracy Of the present day."
SAYS the Cincinnati Commercial, "has
come to mean Despotism and to hail the
victories of slavery with universal Joy and
satisfaction and sectional interest as
sumes 10 itself all the virtue of nationality.
1t would be supposed by those not initia-
ted into the mysteries Of American politics,
that when the Democracy rejoined and
hailed an event with JOY and satisfaction
universal, the triumph SO greeted would be
that of some popular right over some aris-
tocratic prejudice or monopoly, some vim
dication of the rights of man; but we find
that these hozannas ring, when hopeful
work of emancipation is checked, when the
great city of the sInve soil of the West, for
time illuminated by the lustre of the sue
cess of the cause which Lad for its object
her redemption from the tyranny that pla-
ces the seal of degradation upon labor
sinks back into darkness and hugs her
chains. However, sham Democracy, with
all other shams, shall pass away. The de-
feat of Blair is but an eddy in majestic
current, an episode in the grand Drama of
Missouri politics, act after act of which shall
develop the immortal vitality of the Free
Labor cause, and carry it on until in the
record of its consumate conquest, there will
be luminous vindication Of Humanity.
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On the receipt Of the Queens message
all The bells of the city were rung for an
hour. Tomorrow salutes will be fired and
in the evening there will be general illu-
mination.
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INpIANApoLIs Aug. ld

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 10.
Great rejoicing over the successful work
ing of the Atlantic Cable. A sals,e Of
100 guns will be fired to- morrow. Church
and fire bells rung. There will be gem
eral illumination in the evening.
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The reception. of the Queens message
was announced by grand display of fire.
works, furnished by the directory of the
telegraph company. Great enthusiasm
prevails. City authorities are making pre-
parations to celebrate the even.
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IIVzf -ktty. to.
There was general exultation on the
receipt of the Queens Message. Cannon,
bells and cheers, gave utteranee 10 the gem
eral joy, and bondfires blazed in the streets
of the city. The Herald Office was bril-.
liantly illuminated, and the whole city WAS
alive with enthusiasm aud rejoicing.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l6.
Tremendous excitement here, arising
from the news of the arrival of the Queens
message. Large bodies of citizens parading
the streets, music, bond6res, bells rung half
an hour.
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From e. n. sCRlvEk,s AGENCY
q - a n - r u N HALLE
or CANADA.

r ~ IL u ~
or CANADA.
~A ADKLI6HTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE-0
Prom fnR wnar
Boston, NsU Fork, and the Eastern State.
Fts fAA MtrAsSss Central, Great Wssfsrn,
OgdensbwvsA veymomf Central a~A
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passenger BY this route have an opportunity oil
visiting some Of the grandest and most won
derful scenery In the world, including ToYoafs
Hfa1sys Fails, Svspswsion Bridge, Thonsana Isissls
Rapid Of the ST. Laurence, Quebec. Mo~freai White
MosWfasns ths 7uba,ar b, sdge (neaviy two ~iis IN
ienefAl, Lake cASM.piatm, Falls cf Mo~smoyssr,
Hudson Rirer, etc, ste.
On and after May /, 1883, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMIGR RANTS.
Passagss may be secured at the ofBce Of the Com
PanJ In Chicago by sAiLIse ships from LonAeu,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hul,
TRUNK RAILROAD supcrin tends the removal ~
smigrants and baggage al Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from SO TO %S5 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI H IN.
OF 42 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LON0l
IL under contract to this Company for one Or mere
trips TO Portland. Tourists return tickets fruw
Chicago to the principal towns In Europa viii
shortly b Issued. Tickets from Chicago for aii
points East, also for the Leviathan, or Tor ths n.
0 q. 8. Co.'S ships can be obtained at the Once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. - Dearborn
street, Chicago.
]. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk h. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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W1NrER GOODS.
nUKE'S BOOT AND SH0K EMPORIUM rs
for the season.
OversAoss, In quality, psies and extent ol variety
sssissiiy Ssst ssssA Az tas city. Xnsy must y
oolA.
slippsr-Toilet Dancing and Oommos, for
LAdiss, 0sntlcmAn, Misses, Doys, fsaths end
Chtlassn. Very chap.
~ WateepFOOt Boots, hair lined, and cAmpaieued,
with guR eK lsstbsr coles.
UFsSs ao1 sonnon Boots Of every descriptios %
leA1 esd nAds 70 ordsr. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
Il aAditisn " The Boot snn Shoe business Oaks
= Aesnt 1ee two oi tha bsst Sewing Machines ex-
taAt--WseA's Patent ard J. y. Singer i Co. s--ol
Which % ksepe spsoinsae soMA1tly o. haaly-.
'1lnDsft 1amIly Sewing AaeAthn ars nov sola ~
~ Machines, will And this lust ~ plncc 70 ~
1lDn. tkA@o01ss tEAs - taonhie q show ao6al
II. Aaashl1es q ~ BI9 BOOT" Btnsv. Ne. q
fn-st., Ksekak. Iowa.
mr. ND
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l1o. G. Anderson. ALSxAHDsn pAAcxAY !
ESTABLISHED IN iOAs.l


BANKING HOUSE or
q = q Y O. AN y - q 4 q ..
r HAVE this day admitted - . partner In the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who hAs
bssn ny tsllsr for the last six years. The bnsi.
ness, hereafter, will b cenlsessd under the Arm
GRO. g. ANDERSON l. GO.
Being one OF the Oldest banking Houses (if not
thsolasst) In Iowa, the new Arm sOlisiss sUstia-
uanse Of iormev patronage 70 libsrAly extended TO
thsssnior partner.
Thsy viii make coliections and rsnit, less Rx-
chan ee, on the day Of payment, fres Of charge.
Their references are - formerly by senior part
nsr wis
RsvnRsscEs:
Park Bank, N. 7.
Winsiow, Lanier CO., Bankers, s,H.Y.
Edward ". Clark 1 Co., ,PhilAdslphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClAop, Fuller 4 browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoaman 9slpeke, Chicago.
Msshsnics' Bank, pittsbuSgh.
Harmsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer KaAm, Bankers,
Gilmore BEothsrten i" Cincinnati.
A.D. .Huat Co., /" Loaisviils.
State Savings Institution, 81. Lsuis.
Ksokuk, Jan. !, -. GEO. ANDERSON.
jAnSd
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rgkAs OF ADVERTISING.

Businsss Cards, ~ sxsssAiag six lines, iasids
1lt, otherwise SIC.
Funeral Notices u ~. ohassariss. according
10 spAss occupied.
Displaysd advsrtksnsah Aslf more than tAs
above rates.
Advsrtissmsnts lsadsl AaA placed undss sAs
hoad Of "SpAaiAl Motisss," 1ssbie fAs oyIssSvy
vstss.
: Special Nssisss II shs Lssal Osisns - ssas
per lins.
AdvsssissAsats ssAsssA sa aAs iasias sxslu-
50 p.r s.a.. aofs skss ad ~ sssv. rates.
All irsssssss sIesrtSsenesss 0ssf - pst6 Jsy
- sdssscs TAis fsls will not bs vaxtsl frAn.
when The sdvestases uess tie weekly aaenA,
the price will - the sAms - in tbs Daily
wAsrs the Daily and WEEKLY are both uesA,
~ pr cent siii - dsdssssd from the agszs-
gate amount.
Usdsr II. present sysssn, the aAvsrtisss
pays 90 much for the spess hs ossspiss, .tAs
change being shargsabis Tor tAs eeaposition
only. 1hts plAo 10 nos ossssaily AAoptsA.--
Our charge fer sAAasss viii b Is ssats PEI
II III .A..s vA.r. .av~......... .r.
disssustns6a AsGSss the sxptvsssss u the ysss
or tAs si1e ssaAsasssd fer, aAsy will bs sAAYes1
mp q oar ssgsiaS rates for The ti.s sstsAL
IL Ia.
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BnfrasO ana Lake Huron RaiSPoaA
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At thu above o1ice tickets for New York, Bostoa,
and all the stations on the New York 3 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtainsa
j. WARRACK.
Agent OF b. 1 L. II. Railroad,
Once No. se Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April -, ks-dly-c.H.s.
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L = .
FIRST CLAsss---Boots, : noe
Aats and Caps, Dry Goods i'm,
boxes, bales and trunks 0ruEs ! 7bc. y leo ns.
I'm BOXES and baies,) Fsatnsrs,
furs, &C., &c.
6Rcon D DCLAss.-uomestic Eneet~1
ing, shirting and Ticking Tin
ssiginAlbalss j Drugs lin easks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin ose' iVvDs.
casks), Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep Pslts, eastward, Ae., De.
TsIRp pcLAss.--Anyils, Chains lin
easas, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
ssited loose or In saeks Paints bOc. q zoe M
tdry and in oil,) Oils, Except
rouaas CLAs.-csn.. Fish. B.-}
con, Bssf and Pork lin caaks or
boxss, eastward Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. seda Ash, Ger "a. ~,.a
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosin, sv0' WV -.
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco.
Resin OIL, oassDswars, Sugar.
{hhds., bbls. and bxa., Ao., 10.
RL0UR-Sbc D bbl., until further notice,
0RAIN-3t sts. D Ie0 -. until further notice.
coTTON-$2 y bale, not sxcssAi SOC Ms, in
weight, until further notice.
IN shipping Goods from any point sastof Phils-
dsiphiA, b particular 70 nsvk paekaess sssia
resnsyivsats ksslroad.n All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road 1T PAiIadeiphia or Pitts
sssgh, viii be forwarded witAout dstsns sion.
FREIGHT AGRNTs--Clark 4 Co., Chicago;
Packer Cs.. MemPhis, Tenn; r. q. O'Riley !
Co., Evansville, Ind; Vim. Bingham, Louisvills,
KY; X. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
1 Co., and Irwin 3 CO., Cincinnati !; H 8. Pierce
Co., ZAAssville, Oh Leech Co., No. 81 Kilby st.
Boston Leeeh Co., No. 2Aator House, N. r.,
No. William-st., N. Y; y. J. Sneeder PhiIadst-
Pittsburgh. II. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
H. J. .LonBAERT ,sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. /, '6S-dly
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PENNsTLvANIAC CENTRAL wAuL
ROAD
TH RE TRAINS DAILY FRO

RE TRAIN DAILY FROM
PistshargA - PAiiaAslpAia.
Trains leave Pittsbsrgh ~ foilows: Mail I q.
M IAst Line ?. m; Express Mail S:Ao pm.
The kspross Mail Runs Daily, the other two
6undAys excepted. Making Direct Con-
nsctions with oil trains from
st. Louis, No.; Dubuque. Ksoknk and Iowa City
lows Caire, Rock Island and Chicago, H.,
Lexington and louisville, KY, Terrs
Haute, Indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, bay.
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanosyiile, Crest
line, MAssi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota. and
All Points I'm the west.
rARE A. Low Az mr. AMY orHxa ROUTE IN
Passenger from the West can rely upon
this ~ being tho shortest and most
expeditions reutc to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THOs. MOORE, gent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. Il. H., PhllaAslphia.
Jan. ], 68-d
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K1OM KROMUK
by oil the psineipls roatss, 70 Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltnsrs. Washington,
Harrisbur4h, Pittahargh, Wheel
Ing, Cinoinnati, IndfAnapolis.
~Ako, BY several different routes to all The
pfinotpal inform ediats pisces.
@Ako, to Milwaukee, Frssport, Gaiena, and
s. ~Alse, to aIl the Railroad Cities in Upper and
Lover Canada, viz Grand Truak Railway Aamil-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
@By the same route 70 Oedeusburxh, N. Y,
PlsttsbsVgh, n. r., and Portland, Ne,
cAr N PRocURED AT Snz
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
Ast~-St., bstscssa Fra end Second,
KROKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Coed for N unlinitsdlsAgth of time allowing
Passenger tostop at any point and re-
sune their journey aslsissrs.
Dssanbset Tiekstagsed until Cless Of Navigation.
rPaMsnesss san obtain Reliable Infosmation
at this OGos ID regard to al Railroad Routes in
the Uaissd S takss and Canadas.
TDOU0H TR Ea0Dgr CONTR ACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
- unnAe ~ ghas olnce.
rDaaAsss and 0vss- chasgs ssrrLsD saosrr-
WI. NAsrrs, Gal Freight Agent, Chicago.
SAH'L RownaL, 0so1 Ticket Aesat, Chtea4,.
G. 9. HAnnozD, 6spsrintsndsst, Chicago.
J.k.TkWk6BUkf,
Oct .. 'Ss-dAv Agent. Ksokuk.
& ookuG. Qa. Rl0aeaHS = nnoc : tine
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THE 1ndsTstgnsd viii esll ! sspsr;or astiels 81
= Coal, n lAf4s cf snan quAntIflea, - Qash. g
Low SeAss. asyins mAd1 aSrasfpaonis ~ : laree
traAs daring ~ HAii aad WiasR. I viii ssasraet
10 Aslivet Goal through town, aaA at Waraaw.
AisxanARiA aad HAnilton.
Nk. 1. WOOD, YSpsistor.
Apply . ~ O9se = d street. u iAs enss
= 6ssykes . Wed, Ksokuk.
Int. - 49, q 8 y A}5ss a A
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1 lautie cities with the Western, North western
snd 6outb-wsstsrn States, by = continuous Rail-
Way direct This road also connscts u Pittsburgh
With daily line Of steamers 10 all ports ON the
western Rivers, and ~ Cleveland and 6andusky '
With steamers to All ports on the North western
Lake, making Ii the most direct, cAeapesf and re-
1s11 yssse BY which FRkldhT can be forwarded
" and from the Great Wesf.
8Af1e BErwKxN PHILADELPHIA AND Prfrsnupnu.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Joh1son and NJ~tk Ssrssts,
KE0KUK
D. .. VAIL 4 CO.
jy1Ad
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1anusA se yffartA, II. -.
nHYERS his services ~ Physician, 6srgson, Az
~ eoseheur, and Dentist, TO tAs eittssns Of Kse-
kuk and vioinity.
Edusatsd Ut one u the most renowned UAivsrsi-
ties in Gsrmany, Vienna, his hospttaI prssties
there, we'll - his sxpsrsaee during feur years
ssFvies ~ Surgeon In the X. K. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice In ksw HrgiAnA, Will, he
kepss, ssc0re 70 him the conAdenee Of this CON-
nanity.
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry -epsra-
tive or mschAniealwill be execut Cd In sAtlsfse-
sssy nanAsr sad warranted. Charge rsasosable.
Attssdasse given st private dselhn gsif rss aired
xxaninations and advice gratis.
OAss Third street, over Ricks ~ 3 Cigar Store
OAce houss 10 70 II 4 ~, TO Pm.
ksssGsScss.--Ars. 3. y. Wilder, Rsv. Mr.,
Kimbaii, y y. Howell, Ksokuk, and J. 4. 8hsdd.
1sq., Of Denmark, Iowa. (Juns3d1y
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Sight Drafts on London At S dollars per ssss-
ling may b obtained 1T the Once Of the 0sand
Trunk X. h. Of Canada, In Chicago.
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41CKBY e HUMPHREY,
4 UCTION aAd 0snmisGion MsrsAaals, No. II
"A Aain-st., ksok uk, Lows. Liberal aAvanesl
made on eonsignnsnas.
dec8dlm
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A UDITOR'S Samuel "; heam,
N nOer 10 the of j. w Pellet l.. ID. Taylor. In
the Common Pleas of Bradford county, No. 30l Sept
Term, 1855.
The undersigned Auditor. appointed by said Court
distribute funds raised 10y Shcrs sale OF the real estate
OF defendant will attend 10 the duties Of his
at the house of Reuben Morley in Burn gtOn Friday
November 10TH 1855 at 10 o'clock. in the forenoon at
which time and place all persons interested required
to present their claims else be forever dearred from
said fund. PARSONS
October l9, 1853. Auditor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Ia the matter of
"A the estate Of e. ID. Ross and James H. Ress deed.
In the Court of Quarter Sessions of Bradford County
l57. December Term, 1857.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court to
distribute funds raised by Shers sale of real estate Of
decndent will attend to the duties Of his appointment
at his office, in Towanda borough Monday the 29th
day Ot November 1858, at o'clock in the afternoon
which time and place all persons interested required
to present their claims be forever debarred from said
fund. ELHANAN SMITH
October H. 1853. Auditor.
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A UDlTORS NOTICE. Walter s. Ne1c-
1 n man as. Harris Miller. In the Court of Common
Pleas Of Bradford county No. 233 February Term lSj5
The undersigned Auditor; appointed by said Court
distribute funds raised by Shers sale of the real estate
OF deiendent will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his office, in Towanda, Friday the 10Th day OF
November 1855 at o'clock in the afternoon at which
time anu place all persons interested required to pre-
sent their claims else be forever deharrcd from said
fund, G. d. MOSTANYE
Oct. 10, 1858. Auditor
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Commissioners once. Oct. 20 As. : - '''''
Observation-Disclosures the Hon,

DKOCLA VI MATION.-WhereMS the Hon.
l. DAVID WIlMOr. President Judge of the 12th IN
dical District consisting Of the Counties Of Bradford and
Sus'Iuelanim, and linnnralles JomS PAsSNORE. and
J0HN +. oNG. Associate Judges in and for said county
of Bradford have issued their preccpt bearing date the
Ith day Of Oct. A. u. 1858 to me directed for holding
Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer General Quarter Sessions OF
the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court at Towan
9th day of DECEMBER next tn continue three weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given To the COrnners and
Justices of the Peace and COnsac@ Of the County OF
Bradford that they he then and there in their proper per
SON 10 oclok in the forenoon Of said day with their
records nqui-itinS aud other rememrances do those
things which to their office apperains to- he done and
thoe who houA hy recogniLance otherwise TO pro-
against the prisoners who may lie in the Jail
Of said County. who shall he hnnnd appear at The
said court to hc then and there to prosecute against
them shall he inst jurors requested to be punctual
in their attendance agreeahly to their notice Ia -
Dated at ToNana the 4th Of 0ct in the wear of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and iifty-eight and
of the Independence OF the United States the eighty
first THOMAS NJ. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.-The sewers

~ Assessors for 1855 will make their in the
following order. viz
Assessors for Ulster Athens boro Athens twp. South
Greek Ridghurv and Wells on Monday Nov. Is lS5s
Sprin gird, Smhiel, North T0wandt. Columbia
Sylvania horu and Towanda. Tuesday Nov. Is.
Armenia. Troy twp. Troy born Burlington twp, Bur
lngton Wes', Burlington bOro and Granville on Wedncs-
day November l..
Canton. Leroy, Monroe boro'. Monroe twp. 0vcrton
Albany Franklin and Towanda twp, on Thursday No,
venl,er Is.
Wlmnt Asylum. Durcll, TuScarora, Wvalusing, Ltcli.
field, Warren, and Windham nn Friday Nov ~.
Standing Stone, lIrrrck. Orwell, Pike, SheShcquin
Rome and WvsoX on Saturday Nov 20.
AS requested tn bc punctIa in making their
returns on the day designated in their warrants They
also required t. extend the each person
valuation into the right hand column of thcf assessment
By order of the Commissioners, ..a E-.. E..
... r. T. COOIBAUGH. Clerk.
Commissioners Office Oct. 90 ass
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AISO--The following lot piece parcel Of land situate
in lister township Br dfrrd county, bounded north by
ans Of Thomas Mather lands belonging to the estate q
John Maher deceased and John f. Howie west by the
highway lands of Levi Noble, B a. Petts Robert Moore.
Lewis LAWS and Cornelius Plowmah south by lands OF
Ethan Il. Tutr land belonging to the estate Of VIM Ho
ycy deceased VIM. Howic. MorT Clai: Cornelius Pow
nan. land belonging 20 the estate ol WI Gibson de-
aud VIM Plowran; cast by branch Of the Susqaeian
river stream known the Island Greek contain
ing about two hundred and fty less. about
y thereof improved. frame dwelling houses
hUard shanty, eight framed iarns framed
house gr mill mill and other out buildings
and apple orchard thereon.
ALSO--An Island lying in the Susquehanna river. for
merly known the oyerton Island situate in Ulster
township Bradford county, containing about hundred
and wentyonr acres more or less, about ninety acres
thereof improved
Seized a. taken In execution at the suit Of f. j. Rine
hart VI. Alanscn b Smith
- THoMAs NJ. WOODRUFF.
Sherifrs Office. Oct. Is. ls5S. Sheriff
NoTlcE TO PrRcHasExs-To prevent misunderSt,nd-
ing notice is hereby given that purchasers Shers
sales will be required to pay the amount bid at the time
the land Is sold. has become mperatively necessary
To adopt this rule and will e strictly adhered to-
ccpt iii cases where the purchaser il lien creditor and
Is entitled To the fund provided in the lot section ot
the act OF Assemhy approved April 20, ls&6 which -
a. follows hencver the purchasers OF real estate at
Orphans Court Sheriff. sale shall appear from the
proper record to be entitled lien creditor receive
the whole any portion Of the proceeds said sale
shall be the duty Of the -bcr administrator executor
other person making such sale to receive the receipt
of such purchaser purchasers for the amount which
he they would appear, from the record aforesaid
to be entitled to receive Provided that this section shall
not be construed to prevent thu right Of said Sheriff.
administrator executor other person aforesaid To de
mand and receive at the time of sale sufficient Ia
all legal entitled 61e paid out Of the proceeds
of said sale and provided further that before any pur
chaser purchasers shall receive the benefit this
ton, he they shall produce t0 the Sheriff other per
making -aid sale duly certified statement from
the proper records under the hand and official seal of the
proper officer showing that hc Is lien creditor entitled
to receive any part Of the proceeds Of the sale aore
said.