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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

tillery, which will be stationed at the Pre-
sidio.
A STRIKE NEAR MARIPosA.-IIowell, Sin
d Co., says the STAR who have been for sew
eral months working out the vein owned by
Mock & Co., near Mariposa, on 14th July
struck pocket which yielded about $4,000,
estimated.
ADvIcEs from Sidney. say that the reports
from New Zealand gold mines are favorable.
A vessel cleared from Nelson about the first
of April for London, with 2,1oO ozs of gold
dust, worth about $50, 900.
IIoY. Tom. MARSHALL was to have delivered
a series of lectures during the latter part of
last month, before the st. Louis Mercantile
Library Association. The subject of his first
lecture was "The character and public SER
vice of Henry Clay"
GRAcIA You've was tried lin San Francisco
on Thursday, for bull fighting, and acquitted.
1t is supposed that the Jury were in great
measure influenced by the fact that defend
ant held city and county license
The hGJeas corpus case in San Francisco
has been decided by granting to Madame
Avalos the custody of her daughter. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Smithschneid er.
Madame Avalos' husband, claimed the right
of having the custody of the child
A FINE TAsrER.-IIolmes, of the Mariposa
Gazette, after telling that a dog was shot in
that place for biting a lady's leg, says it was
a pity to shoot dog with such fine taste.
THE only person who has yet filed an np-
plication for the appointment of City and
County Attorney of San Francisco, is George
Brawstow, Esq.
THE wheat and barley crops in Santa Clara
county will yield largely this season. The
wheat will exceed that of last year, one
half
MDs. Augusta S. Smith has entered suit in
the Sacramento District Court asking the
custody of her son, who is at present in the
keeping of Frederick c. Smith, formerly her
husband.
The Republicans of Santa Clara will hold
a county convention at San Jose to day.
CAL Baker will address the meeting.
OK MONDAY morning, some unknown per-
son entered the dry goods store of J. Rosen-
thall, in Nevada, and carried off 1865.
"Clayton took the wind completely out Of
Broderick's sails. Grass VALLEY National.
"Clayton's speech was all wind-we dom
know where he got it frcm.-Nerada Jour.
| Our of sixteen Lecompton Gu candidates, run
ming for Office in Nevada county, nine wer
selected from Nevada city.
A PAIR of young grizzlies was shippe,
from San Francisco to New York by :he las
/ steamer
THEATRICAL-Mr and Mrs. Walter Hill
late from Europe, will appear shortly at the
Metropolitan Theater, Sacramento.
IN San Francisco, on Thursday, little girl
four years Old the daughter of Bridget Kel.
ly, was severely burned by falling against a
red hot stove.
CHICKENS GoNE-Some pilfering scoundrel
got into the heneoop of Mr.. Jocelyn, residing
across the Slough, and stole every chicken
that he had
The English Opera Troupe are again play
ing with success at San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

On MONDAY morning, some unknown per-
son entered the dry goods store of j. Rosen-
thall, in Nevada, and carried off 1865.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

The Republicans of Santa Clara will hold
a county convention at San Jose to day
Cal. Baker will address the meeting.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

"Clnyton took the wind completely out of
Broderick's sais."-Grass Valley National.
"Clayton's speech was all wind-we don't
know where he got it frcm.-Nepada Jour.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

Our Of sixteen Lecompton candidates, run
ming for Office in Nevada county, nine wer,
selected from Nevada CIV
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

PAIR of young grizzlies was shipped
from San Francisco to New York by ehe last
steamer
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23

THEATRICAL-Mr and Mrs. Walter Hill
late from Europe, will appear shortly at the
Metropolitan Theater, Sacramento.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED
Real Estate at Auction.
BY j. b. WdLTON
1uct'0neer-Ofice, 10 Bank Place.
"WEDNESDAY, june 1, 1859, al 12 O'Clock
w ". at the City Hotel. Common street, auction. viii b

WEDNESDAY,, june 4, 1855, al IL o'clock
NJ the City Hotel, Common street. auction viii be
SPACIOUS LOT OF GROUND with all the improve.
thereon, u Fauboug DeAssize Fourth District city
sa Il ns ana sy "
measuring 81 feet inches front Chippewa
inches depth the other side Harmony TO-
gether with good substantial story and dwell.
Ing house. with slate containing four large
io brick building covered with shingles
tanning two rooms the back building Is onesiory frame
house. covered with hng containing Two rooms and sitc
in the yard there pigeon and chicken house, els
LOT Of GROUND, Designated by the No. g. In the same
square sdjpn in the the lot above described
ing 50 inches front Pleasant street by 12O depth
FOUR LOTS or GROUND situated In the Fourth District
city Lafayette in the square bounded by epbine
evee and konseau Streets and designated by the Nos
Nos edjoln each other, 80
front Adele street By 10 inches lines In deph
Lot No 3s inches and lines Adele
and Lines II SsDn on the :as !, sas II
inches and ipe thence running towards Josephine 9
feet IL inches and ne Is feet 10 inches in width the
front Adele street. 6s II
% To nd dSkTais Ts II d Ta ST:sS 81 RS5 ns n
and ssrapsru streets dssisBs!ed By Nos Los
front Water street. and running through Lsvee street.
which they have front Of % feet inches and lines by
depth street. 9 feet inches
~ lines the line dividing from Lot No and Lot No
feet inches and lines the other Saaparu
street.
years. on the notea Of the purchaser bearing cent ne
and mortgage until final payment and per
cent cent 'rsrah % % ,he n1es @ after ma.1, no. punsnay
be insured sgnst fire by purchaser
of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public
pense Of The purchaser. mya7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
BY ]. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION or SAMUEL W. oAREY DEcEAsED.
By j. B. WALTON,



CATUHDAY, June IS, 1859, At IL O'Clock
- NJ Bank Arcade. Magazine BY virtue and In
pursuan OF order from the Honorable r. H. Morgan Judge
Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated May g.
1852 Court Docket No. 49, following described proper
y for account Of the Of eaael w Oakley,
ceased, will be sold, to-
A LOT OF GROUND, With the improvements thereon. In
the First District in the bounded by kuterpe and Pry
tana Prytsnia Walk Terp.cbore street. snd Coli
Walk, Coliseum street. desixnaed by the No. in
square No ST. having IN American inches
front Eatepe by 63 eet inches and lines DEPTH
between parallel lines the whole agreesby plan drawn
by Joseph Pile, day Of February 1893 and depos-
tied In Office Of Lou r. Csire late Notary Public.
This lot third from Pryana street. and In the immediate
vicinity OF C~1iseun Place.
On this lot ground IS shares reduced 3
Ciizebs' Bank 0f Louisiana Stock which will be sold with the
lot the premium the day of SALE which
rate will be the time Of sale and which the
puchase o. lot will become the purchaser Of the stock
H9-TERMS-The purchaser to assume the payment Of A
stock note due the lst Of August 1879 $3.50 payable
renewable the of the loan for balance
the price Of adjudication, ca,h.
Act Of sale before H. b. Cenas Notary Pubic at the
of the purchaser,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
CHARLES HE1psIECk CHAmPAeNE-

This celebrated Wine of the above we'll known brand has
qeen and will continue to be- received by the undersigned In
quantities to the increased Isnd of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
that It from the closest nral Of the old and
first established house of Hedsick Co.. of Rheims they have
taken hold of II with determination to bring and Its claims
to distinct before the public generally than here
tooTe. The superior quality OF this article satisfy any
that its snana'ion is from where great attention
its production Charles Heds:eck has given his whole
the perfection Of bis wne and making worthy the
Frequent visits to the United States enabled him
fully to understand and appreciate the tastes and WISHES Of
consumers and Of his having prohted by that information
evidenced by the Champagne presented for palate
the wine unsurpassed fur its rich bouquet and
general excellence. The varieties OF brands Champagne
lend greatly doub confuse the purchaser but the lovers
OF good and genuine must ok Charles Heideck
in full the label, well the corks cnpsses
T. W. BAYAup Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Heidseck b ebtained in quantities at the
under mentioned Houses besides naue
and at retail with I'LL the principal hote-keepers
Il. j. HART 4 CO.,
j. II. 4 I. N. MARKS,
SEHELd, T. TAYLOR,
fee ly PAYNE. STEELE 4 CO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

credit, without endorsers.
BY j. B. WALTON,
AUcIIosEER-Ofice, 10 Bank Place.
WEDNESDAY. June L, 1859, Mt I2 O'Clock
w at the @ City " Hotel Common street wi be sold
Telemachus, Cores, Common and 'Hemecout viz
EIGHT LOTS front d. 'Hemeeout street,
ing about 81 feet inches 'front.' by depth of los
parallel lines
ONE KEY LOT fronting on Telemachus street, aud
TWO KEY LOTS fronting Cortes street, measuring each
about "a feet inches and lines 'front.' by depth of l3S
inches and lines
ss-TERMs-one cash; the balance at ], 2 ard 4
credit in the ths purchasers their
in equal ailments bearing cent.
from day of sale till urty and per there
after with special mortgage and vendors privilege
payment
Of sae before Walter II. Peters, ESD Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchasers. my27
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01


.hs lss ioe.i il Tho strict paying s .lss in
terest and On easy terms.
BY j. B. WALTON,
|-lo .F- J. B. Walton, Auctioneer
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
AT PRIVATE sALE-Those new and ex-
- eA'''' A''!S.Isl T"BAcco WAREHOUSES;,
stpss;s ssas
9 st s ons and
four credit with per cent interest and mortgage
ssJ .s
81 nR M g sG as sas sssnc. at on. and two years
credit, with per cent. interest and mortgage.
TFAT ELEGANT AND DEsII ABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
BY and
III E E. 4 IS s. inches ssss. @ ass i
On I street. # IN I'M e. The line On
les ss
The buildings and Improvement. the LSt consist Or
sis s rs on
sn @ s as a s sTs
m m sn ennR s sy iron u ri ii
Wide galleries. around .he other
az %sss and IN s nj sa s
| the hall and on the back gallery;
enclosed by handsome iron railing in front and the
three esens capable of aiming
gallons and well L. feet deep brced, besides the water
The attention parties Of obtaining private resi-
city, yDi feins S Coli
Square, about by resolution of the Council
improved iron railing within Of Prytana
iy of Of the finest residences in the First District
FOUR GoMMoDIoqs vs. AED " COMPLETE ,, r. 7 THREE I STORY M
All rst-clas 5000 the corner $40
the othe, three per ainuu.
parior room two closets on rst oor srgs
and small bed bath the floor
comprise kitchen wash and ironing room five sleepiss
apartments and woory stable we'll adapted
wood house Tie introduced throughout the main and
There Is in the yard large cistern and hyd5an..
No adj ins No J. the and is similarly divided and
| has similar accommodations
No adoins No. p and has similar accommodations and
similarly divided except that the third story three
No adjons No. g. is and ahalf story house. the
mmoaations being similar those of the others the back
and used dung there Is ttabl. in the Of
the lot the lot is ~ feet 10 inches and lines in depth
front of them gardens, with handsome open
n property desirable ,rt Of city
elegant dwellings the District and in the
| most excellent population
/ TERMS-pne- third cash; balance
| with per cent. and mortgage
Eligible lots and ground in tho First Third and
Fourth Districts which the attention Of those desiros
making investmeL is is invited.
THE BAY OF ST. LOUiS MISSISSIPPI containing about
acres of land planted with about 1000 fruit trees
| AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NEAR CARRoLLToN.
on the line Ct the railroad containing in one body abon Gao
double frame dwelling house and extensive buildings
venienty arranged and snable for large family
Upon the there magnificent live oaks
oaks pee plum and bg trees and great variety of valuable
| plants and shrnbbery.
For further particulars apply to the auconeer No. 10 Bank
| Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. oAKEY, DECEDE.
PAR j. b. W.ALTON,

SABIEDI, as juln, 1859, a midi, a Pkrende
de Banks des Magasns dun ordre d. Ihon
oabe r. H. Morgan Juge C,ur District date
le q mai lst9 ban de No I031 la propete suvante
pour copte de Ia succession de Samuel w. Cakey decede
vendu tavoir-
UN TEKRAIN avec les amelioraons qu sy ouyens dams
le Premier District dams et borne les E1terpe
Prytania promenade Prytana Tvrpsichore
ct Ia proruensde Coliseum mainenan Coliseum, desigLt
le No dams le No 67 amercainc AZ
pouses de face Ia rue Enerpe g pieds Il e.
ment plan dresse Joseph Pile, s de fesrie 1883
et depose en- Petnde de Louis T. Care notare public
Ce terrain e roieme de Ia PryAnia les
virons de- Ia Place Coliseuu.
Sur terrain rs actions Tedutes 33 actions de II
Babas des Coyens de ls Lonsisne esquees
ayec terrain sux conraut jour de Ia yene
eque prix temps de IN vebte qus pri,
dn deyiendrA racquereur des acons
Observation-Disclosures surs paye billet, df
le daod 1882 peur 1880 payable scion
compliant
Acts de vents pardsvant H. B. Cenas public
frAs de Pacqaerenr. my25 jt4 II IL 26
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

Brieked fetwen Posts nseilrg House. with Slate Roof
Grayier street. at auction account OF departure.
BY j. B. W-dLTOW,
AucrIoNEER--Ohicc. 10 Bank Place.
WEDNEsDDAT&, "a, - Jume ,e I, 1853, at IL O'Clock
LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements thereon, on
G!avier street situated In the First District, a the square
bounded by Gravier, Circus Common ard St John Streets
"A feet inches front On yaver street by depth OF
lc0 feet the side line Circus street. depth of
about 100 feet the other sideae John street
lh' improvements consist Of one-story and ac-bicked
betwesn possdwel ing house. conai ing rocms closets
and gallery on the first hoor aud in the tic
story brick Kitchen works, cise etc yard The
buildings in good repair ad eased S5 per month"; up
October. 1859 =
60 TERMS-0ae.third cash; balance at aad years.
credit WIN bpeF cent interest and until
hna yent and per cent Interest the notes after
iiy II not punctay paid The buildings be insured
fire by tho purchaser aud the Icy transferred to the veudor
iie purchaser. myN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
LOTS ON FRONT AND FULTON STREETS,
near the st. Mnrys MARKET
By j. B. WILTON,


"WEDNESDAY, june 1, 1859, at 12 O'Clock
w M atthe City Hotel. Common street, will be sold
THREE LOTS Or GROUND in the First District, in the
SOU bounded by North Market St. Joseph, Fulton and
Front Streets designated by the Nos ], and 8.
Lot No "a feet lines front Front street, by 127
feet 10 inches and line front and depth North Market street.
III feet inches Ard lines deep the line which divides it
from Lot No g and "a feet lines front Fulton
I.t No. adoins Lot No. and measures "a feet lines front
Front III feet and inches and lines deep
which divides it from Lot No l. 27 fee6 inches lines
the line which divides from Lot No. g. and "a feet lines
front Fulton treet.
Lo! No adjons Lot No and "a feet lines
Front street, l7 feet inches and lines deep
which divides from Lot No. 2 feet inches lines
the other side line ST. Joseph street, and "a feet lines
front Fulton
third cash balance at and years credit
i'll the of the bearing
date maturity, per thereafter If puncuay
paid with special mortgage uR,il final payment
of sale before Walter L. Peters, Esq Notary Public
the of the purchasers. nv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON CALLIofE ST.
between Eayades and yaDia Streets
to the prytana line Of Omnbuses, and Lafay
cite Horse Cars.
BY J. B. WILTON,
Auctoneer-Ofice 10 Bank Place.
WEDNESDAY, June i, 1859. nt 13 O'Clock
w NJ. the CITY Hotel Common street. the following
described property will be sold, wit
THREE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the First Dis
Clio and designated by the Nos l. rng
20 feet inches front alote by depth
feet inches and lines between parallel lines. OF Nc
the Of alley Is feet wide running from Caope
street Clio
ERMs-onehird cash; balance of IL and
l months for secured by mortgage the property with
interest frcm day of until maturity
and Sper cent interest after maturity till paid.
Acts Of sale bef re A. Mazurcan ESQ., Notary Public
expense of the purchasers. my27
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

PONED TURKEY AND DOBES-
The undersigned having made all the necessary
ments informs the public that he is prepared f
all kinds for refreshments for BNLs, SOIREEs PIC
MOS and families all times be served with EoNED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATES, BOILED HAMS, DOBES,
GALLATINES etc., etc. at all hours, aud got up the best
styles. R. A. HOWARD,
Successor TO Geo. Beard)
No, 1S7 Camp street,
fell Gm opposite st. Patrics's Church
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
Special Notice to the Electors of the Cify of
New OrI cans.

All voters whose begin wi any initial letter rang
ing from to X both inclusive will Poll
No. One of their respective Precincts and all
names begin with any initial letter ranging from L. both
inclusive will their Poll Two their
i've Precincts with the exception of the of the
SEVENTH PREcIScT-AIl OF this Precinct
begin with sny initial letter ranging from g.
incln i've will cest their votes nt Pol No. One All
whose begin with initial ranging from H.
n both inclusive will their No Two and
all whose begin with initial letter angling
from to q both inclusive, will their No.
Three
By order of the Central Board OF Commissioners
my2S j. AD RoZlER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01


ordonnse pour uND1 lie do jnn 1889 en- ver.u
Vile de Ii Nouvee da ie IS de mai 1880 sera tenue
pns comnae INIT ct In ite ss tenne sons M l i m
tendance Comnssaires d'Electon ci apres NOMINEES :
Premier District.
PREMIER PRECINGT-Poll No Un- A Ia casse pompe
de Ia compnenie de pompes No II rue Tcoupnnlas sntr
les rues Eaee s orange cemmissaifes: VIM g. Mullen, j.
Pail NJ neuxEa m " n case porps A. Ia d
ammss ires. o. d. tanesy r Tannsn % h e evee.
de Ia de- No rue Tbas Il snes M pomps n
Bacehus et 6ryades Comuiss p n raev Thomss NJ
Po NJ M eh Il maieon ,aco,s was,,vo .n,o,
des MaF.sn & Rohn. Reid,
TRoISI sNE iii lrJNCTEPcl No TIN A la cs Geo h NOV, 40
,eph ct Commerce Gommss.lrss A. j. Dannely John
Diam. d. john T. Monsos ''''' ''''
des pnes Cor stance ct atesnie Conmsaires Edward
nsll b. Ames j. Hnckins i'N" "'u vi 'n'
de pompers No S rue Caliope enr. s
Charles Garondels' Commssaires: j. N. Folwe Uhas
Poll No Denx.A Ia maison decoe Webster rencoisnure
des rnas Dyade Erato Connlsailes Henry d. ogden
GISouIEMR PREcI Gr-poil No Un-- Ala casse h ponps
de \. eomPaRns de p,mpisrs N9e Tchouptoa!as Pen
William Crawford j A. Dick - " ''
Poll Deus d'ecoe franklin rue st.cbar,es,
a. i Macsular H. T. sin,onds Aa''lA . neeh'
SiXiEME PREGINGTmPil Il No UNA la casse d ponps
b. Waa ass Jaes Ms,sey e eSe
Pol Nd nsA 4 easse po,nps de y coapagne de pom
ommssaires; L. Ii bayne' james John It. fo-
STPTIENE pREdtNCr-po,l M INA In cesss q ,,r,no
de d cospasne d. nrers No Il consns prss sP dp Il
In iiu,i".x ' 'l 'o O' "0o"' 'o''"N o"ie' JUS
P Il. pepx-. Ia maiso a,o,s sur i. ,a Ct J,
es rnes Tea {! n SH1e eommssare NJ h. Barley s. NJ
n M Tros-. a Ia maison dacos Fisk l,e,co,,r,r. a.,
Es5S st FaR6Ia C. Jols
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATED ON
the corner of ST. Joseph and Magazine streets.
BY j. B. WILTON, -.'


BY j. B. IVALTON,
AUCTIONS ER-Oice, 10 Bank Place.
"WEDNESDAY. June L, 1859, ut l2 o'clock
w NJ at the City Hotel Common street, the following
cribed property will be SOLD
A LUT OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon
situated in the First Distrc in the square bounded by ST.
seph aagazine Delod and Foneher streets forming
and lines front ST. Joseph street. by 81 feet line in
deuh. and front Magazine with the privilege the
of alley in the Of said Lot feet wide opening
Magazine street.
The improvements consist of One So y Frame House.
leased S35 per month until the day October next and
susceptible of being rented at $50 per month.
FERMS-One-hird cash; balance credit of
years. for notes hearing the property with per
cent per aanun interest from DAY o. sae until Taiy and
inst fire. and policy aserred to the til the
maturity and payment of the hst
Act Of sale before A. Nj zureau, Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser my27
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

C, NJ RUrVR sGHee eesetss3. GoMMISSIoK
"a Agent for Purchase aud Sale CT Slaves0nics M
SIsss ysrd No. g Baro4ie street, New Orleans, La
~E2 MIS- If
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

F.fi : b H..
hi WAsnlNeToN, Jam l3i.--M Cormick s
patent for his improver ent in reapins
machines expired to-day and the inycn-
ton, therefore, becomes public properly
The Commissioner Of Patents has over
ruled the application for the extension
Of the patent, on the ground that it is
clear tllc nyenriop. vas new and patent
able when patented. and that it possesses
motive of utility; but he (the. Com
missioner) is well satisfied, from exhib-
its and testimony in The case, that the pa
tentee has re ceived not only reasonable
but most liberal compensation for the
time, ingenuity and dsexpense bestowed on
the invention and uponits introduction.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

a LIT THERE BE NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE, OF
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical Fac
u,ty publish as Soon ns made, all their discov5
cries an Almost nll tlint |, known Of rc lv;l-
ne for the cure Of dtseafe has been discovered
by them, RI On. AyiRtakts the l'oporak hon
esl course, aud riult gc;rlse it Is honest lie
goes to work ard invclis The bsst remedy which
medical skill can devise for TIE cure Of certain
con, paints: then publishes what it is and
maintah,s His t,ohopdly of il sold sbysn,hki ig
it cbeapdr, hencrs sm,ae perfect, thah anybody
clse'e.tH.4 IlihhSfrol'l.4won4d cxae. His "falI
who offer medicines. they would have much
less trade and trash W swhllow.-NGw On
LLENYs VRGAN,N sftAy I44ra N04f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
UN DIERT AKING
NOTICE.
LOUNGES, &c. DC.

il.yU NLgtiNeIl il4-t.y faVg IL
Sple, of Rel estate by order Of Probate Court
,on the gJih day Of February A. D, 1859 at
9, o'clock in the afternoon at thee door of the
Court House, in the town of Upper Sandusky.
Wyan,lot county, Ohio, will be sold to the
highest bidder. hefpllowi greal estate,as The
lrqpery ST David Faulkner, late Of wyandot
count deceased, ~ Wit: The east half of the
south east quarter Of section thirty two 1922
in.township two ~ south Of range thirteen
(l3) east u the w an,Iut. Reservation in the
county of. Wyandoi aud State Of Ohio contain
ing eighty acres more OF less. appraised at
$l,l0n Terms Of sale one third in hand on
the day Of sale one Third in one year, and one
third intwo years. from lay Of sale with inter
est Oh the deferred payments to be secured by
a mortgage on the premises
T fryt1 -, qag PETER S. EBERSOLE
q, Guardian of'the, heirs of The said deceased.
no.l4,4w, ., BY G. W. BEERY, his atty