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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
Henry Claws Prediction

In the Senate of the United States
on the 9TH Of February, 1889, Henry
Clay made one ofhis enthusiastically
able and eloquentspeeches, applicable
at that time to the Abolition party,
and now suited precisely to the sham
Republican party. 1t will be seer
that the prediction which he ther
made--that if the aboltionists sue
ceeded in uniting the Free States
against the South, that Union would
beget similar consolidation in the
Slave States-is now in fair way ia
be verified. The Southern States
have become alarmed at the aggros.
sive principles advocated by the Re-
publican leaders, and the pooplS are
preparing to resist them, just as Hen.
ry Clay said they would. Read what
he said:
But if the dangers of civil contest
which | havesuppoSed could be avoid
ed, separation or amalgamation is the
only peaceful alternative, if it were
possible to efectuate the project of
Abolition. The Abolitionists oppose
all colonization, and it irresistbiy fol-
lows, whatever they may protest or
declare, that they are in favor of
amalgamation. And who are to bring
about this amalgamation9 | have
heard of none ofthese ultra abolition.
lists furnishing in their own families
or persons examples Of intermarriage
Who is to begin it9 Is it their pur
pose not only to create a pincbihg
competition between black labor and
white labor, but they intend also to
communicate the industrious end la.
boring classes at the North by a re.
voting acmixture of the black Gle.
inent.
Abolition should no longer be re-.
garded as an imaginary danger. The
Abolitionists, let me suppose, succeed
in their present aim of unitipo the in .
habitants of the free States, as one
man, against the inhabitants of tho
slave States. Union on the ole side
will beget union Oh the other. And
this process of reciprocal consolida-
ton will be attended with all the vic.
lent prejudices, imbttered passions.
and implacable animosities, which ev.
er degraded or deformed human ma.
ture. A virtual dissolution OF the
Union will have taken place, while
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14

O Hail fell here on Wednesday
last to an extent seldom cqualled at
this period Of the year. We hear of
numerous hail stones being picked up
as large as walnuts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
ICE CREAM SALOON.

NoNSTANTLY on hand at the Macarthur
" Bakery and Confectionery establishment;
Ice Cream and Cakes
forall who may favor me with n call.
A rooro sbss koo,, ,,-o,..'.. a --s.
ladies, and the gentlemen who may attend them
separate and apart from the main Saloon. wbera
shall take pleasure in waiting on them and fro,,,
my knowledge and experience in the business 7
hope to render general satisfaction.
June Z, ls60--tf. N1'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
Golnmrrtiat SnteIliacntr.

MONDAY EYEN1No. juno 1

-S'DA1 LNLNINu, Julcll'
FLoUR-There has been nomaterial change in
the market since Saturday unless it be more ir-
regularity in the better guards. Extra family
was freely offered at 50 u.s. with sales of about
400 brls at that price. The sales wore confined
TO 500 brls W 25 for extra and rs to for ex-
ira family.
GRAIN-Whe0t is dull and heavy, withoutany
quotable changes in prices. We quote prime
White atl 2SGl %, and prime Red at lgCll 20,
sales 400 bushels prime Red and White at | 49,
Corn is dull, but unchanged in price: we quote
ear an bulk at 46Qg4ic, and mixed and primo
White sh,Iled at 5O@E3c; 800 bushels ear in bulk
sold ut aye. Oats are in good demand. and ad
vanc0d 10 8sc in buili "a lc- 600 btsAel, lin smell
at 3sc 900 do in bulk at 5sc 300 do at 3Gc; but
the latest sale was below the market, us buyers
were offering Csc freely.
PRovlsIoNs-T The market continues unchanged
and quiet Ness Pork is held ut II 75GlS for
choice cIy brands; Bacon Sides mt 0Is,GlO. and
shoulders at 74@7jEc: bulk Sides at T l%USi iLc.
ana Shoulders at B55c, loose. Barred Lard ut
ll1B@l ~, and key do at H. J5c Butter-Wcs-
tern Reserve is in good demand at l4o. There
is none in the market. Central Ohio is dull ut
iO@! lc. The demand and supply is about equal.
New cheese is in demand mt 7c. The stock Is iigh.
Sales Of 50 hhds Bacon Sides, in slaeks, at Sc;
1000 bulk Sides at DC.
GEocEREs-A good demand for Sugar At E2ic
for low fair SIC for fair and &c forcboice sales
Of $50 hhds at sac for good airapj 9c for choice
Nlolasscs are in better demand at. 4O@46c, the
outside rate to the country trade. There is no
change in Coffee; we quote at l43l42kc. Rice is
in demand and Grp at 574c.
WnIsGY-The market is unchanged: sales o.
900 brls at l719@l75sc, tho latter rate for wagon
HAY The demand is. fair and rhe market stea.
dy at S16 per tun for prime Timothy in bales on
arrival and 15@lS for loose in wagons.
PoTAToEs- There is an improved demand, but
without any change in prices. We quote prime
Northern at 5O@l 75 per brl, and common at
1@l 25.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
Bridge Lc1iing.
Bridge Letting.

Notice is hereby given that the Commission
IN ers of Vinton County win sell 10 the lowest
responsible bidder, on the 2sth day of
June, ls5D, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the building of
u trestle bridge at tis crossing Of the Middle
Fork Of Salt Creek, near John Swaim's, in Uar-
rison Township. Also, on the same day, at
O'Clock. p. NJ, the building of bridge at the
second crossing of said creek west of Ailensyille.
on the State Road leading to Chiliicothe. Plans
and specifications made known on day ofsale.
BY yorder Of the Commissioners. -.
N. RICHMOND, Auditor v. Co.
June Z, 1ss0-9w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14

. The YEAR OF SToRMs.-We alot
considerable space in this paoer to
detailed account Of the terrific storm
i'll iowa aud Illinois on the Sd inst
Such visitationS are horrible to con.
template.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
legal Notice,

ELlZA Jane Tilton, Alexander Johnson and Sa-
- ~ rah, his wife, Susannah TAton, George w.
milton, John I. Tilton, Alonzo Tilton, Mary E..
Iilton and Martha Tillon, all residents { Lick
ing County, will tako notice that on the l2th day
oi June, ID, 1850, William b. Tilton. an Ad.
nlnlstrator ofJhe estate Of Richard j Tilton,lat
Of Licking county, Ohio, deceased, fled rrainst
them in the Probate Court Of the County Of Vim
ton, in the State of Ohio, his partition, which Is
now pending in said Court wherein he sets forth
n substance, that the said Richard ]. Tilton was
IN his lifetime seized in fee simple Of certain
tract OF land in Vinton County, Ohio, being the
Northeast quarter oftho North. east quarter {
Section ., Township 10, Range is, containing 40
acres. That on the 18th day of November, 1885
said Richard J. T.itUn entered into a contract m
writing with Elijah Brown of Vihton County for
the sale and conveyance to him Of said land for
the price of $3.50. That $50 was paid said Rich
ard j. gilton in his lifetime in thepurchase prico
OF said Iand and ,!nce hisdeath $50 have been pad
to his administrator. That said Tilton departed
this life without completing said contract, and
that since his death the interest of said Brown
IN said contract has been assigned to John For
rect, Of Wilton County, Tho petitioner prays
that he may be appointed and ordered TO make a
deed conveying said land 10 said Forrest, on the
payment by him oftho balance due on.tho pur-
chase money thereof. Said petition will be for
hearing on the 7th day of July, A. D. 1860.
KING IL WOODS,
june "a, lStO-3w. Att'ys lor Petitioner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
THE
TaHH
M'AR7HUR BRASS BAND

prepared to furnish Musicfor Parades, Pic
1 Mics, Parties, Professions, Concerts,
Societies, Olitical Meetings, Serenades,
DC. on reasonable terms. Address MCAETuUR
Brass BAND, Macarthur, y. -
June Ia, lS60,-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14

MACARTHUR ExPREss.-Mr. Jas.
Lantz has supplied tho place of his
old hack with new and very neat cx,
press wagon, which he will run be-
tween this place and the Railroad sta,
tion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
MASONIC.

a DELTALODGE No. 2O7 meets on the
wv ~ TUESDAY Of each month preceding
I" the full ofthe moon, except when the moon
fallg on Tuesday, when it meets the same
evening. The regular meetings for tho remain
der Of the year are MS follows: June 90. July 81
August 2S, Sept. q. Oct. %, November 27, O.
cemhcr 25.-Alay 81, 1860.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14

GoDEY's LADY's Book for the
Month of July is at hand. The en-.
cravings and articles are equal to
those in any former No. There are
cighty'iour engravings, and stories
from Meta Y. Victor, Alice B. la.
ven, Annie Frost and a continuation
of Mss SlimmenS. This No., is the
beginning of now volume.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14

UDr, E. Cone will be in Near.
thur at the Western Hotel on Thurs.
day afternoon and Friday, June 2S
and Goth, and invites all afflicted
persons to consult him free of charge
DR.. Cones numerous Patients in Nc.
Arthur and elsewhere attest to the
efficiency and success of hls treatment
in all forms Of chronic disease.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS,

The Best PngatiredRd Purifier Jlfcrshs People
accepted and Recommended By Emiasat
PhysieidRs.
nR. CLARK, the inventor Of these celebrated
~ Pills, is justly distinguished for his eminent
abilities and scientific research For 80 years in
his extensive practice he experimental In bring
ing the great desiderasum ofa remedial agent to
act as q direct purifier upon the human system,
In this he has been eminenty successful, as the
numerouscer certificates from celebrated physicians
show They are extremely mild in their opera
tion, at the same time powerful and effective in
removing disease. They never give paiu, as do
most purgatiyes, but allay it in all cases. In
acute cases they arc more speedy in their relief
than any PM now offered
The proprietor is pleased to announce that he
has perfected his arrangements for supplying the
trade 10 the fullest demand -"
N. U. WALKER. Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
To who n all orders must be addressed. t9y-For
sale by dealers everywhere.
lsSg- For Sale by SRV & LEAHY, Macarthur, o.
February 2, lsG0.-25' ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
ING EAST.-LEANE

Y and after Thursday, April 26, 1860, trains
will run as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
GOING WEST.-APRlVF

s5y" Express Mail East makes close connections
at ParkerSburg with Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road aud at Cincinnati with trains for all points
West.
es'g- Passengers leaving Parkersburg at s 10
a. NJ arrives nt Columbus Is p. NJ.
~ Tickets at reduced rates, are sold at Chill
licothe and Athens for Columbus.
~ Through tickets to all points East and
West can be obtained vt all the Principal Ticket
Offices on the line of the road.
s5Y"A Discount of Ten Cents on Each
Ticket from regular Tariff Rates will be made
on all Tickets purchased at the Ticket Offices.
ORLAND SMITH, Sup't.
JonN FoGGITT, General Ticket Agent.
Chillicothe, May |, l36O-39'tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
Marietta e. Cincinnati and
ERillsbOrO'
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14

STORM NEAR EAGLE FURNAcE.-On
Wednesday last the vicinage Of Eagle
Furnace was visited by one of those
dreadful tornadoes which have
wrought so much destruction of life
and property lately. Several houses
were blown down and unroofed, and
four or five persons badly injured
One at last accounts was not expected
to survive. The usual destruction of
timber and fences followed in the train
of the storm.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-14
Gbs dltArtbnr aematrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The CRoPs.-In a jauAt TO New
Plymouth and across through part Of
Jackson Tp., last week, we Observed
many fields ofwheat that will produce
not over halt crop, owing to late
sowing, poor soil anG the veeyil.-
The early Sowed on new ground looks
well. jackson is certainly the fruit
township ofthe county. Every peach
tree is full, and the apple and cherry
crops will be average. The soil in
that neighborhood is better than we
had been led to believe, and we notice
that there is a considerable amount of
new ground being brought into cultiva,
tion. The late storm did but little dam.
age in the northern part ofthe county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
MISCELLAN EOUS,
EENNlMORE FARM FOR sALEl

= The property known IS the Old Fennimore Farm,
situated eight miles west Of Wingviile, IN Grant Conn
W, and owned by me- il offered for SALE reside at
distance thereiron too great to give it proper alton
ton.
In the tract $50 acres 2i acres under CIVILIZATIONS
300 Of the best timber 10 this county, balance
brush or OAK openings The improved part is situated
both sides Of the old military road, which road ex
ends from Madison west to the Mississippi Distance
to tie 4 NJ. Railroad at BOscObel, is miles.
Near the house il fine spring and there are some rs
other springs the land. Ii Is therefore well watered
aud tmbered. On the premises is good orchard Of
200 bearing The farm is in tolerable repair and
the buildings good enough the dwelling being new
6 bY 81 story aud half. On the east aud west are
the Bronson aud Stewart prairie lands-for sale very
low being also among the handsonest the military
road The lands all equal TO the best in Wisconsin.
nc cannot sell the half all the property, then
vii sell most OF the timber ia 10 to 20 tracts.
viii sell the property 10 to 20 per cent cheaper,
counting improvements, than spectators in that veni
ty offering their lands ofequa quality and location
TERNs-Timber land, cash. Half the whole tract 81
all viii be sod for ha cash, residue 10 three years at
per mt, interest payable annually refer to II. A. w
McNAIR for particulars and who will show the lands.
Title perfect THOMAS FLEMING.
Fennmore Aug /, 1860 Ems
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
LEGAL.
SHIhIFFs sALE.-MOoRE.

- -.
Henry r. Black plainti6, rs James Moore defendant.
Grant circidt Court.
ice q the above mentioned court in favor q lEe apoye
uamed plaintiff aud against the abnge named aelenaant
to me directed aud delivered By direction Of PLAINTIFF
attorneys and for want Of goods ana shets hase
erest In the following described real estate,
All Of the northwest quarter e the soa a guar
"a west Also the foI owing lots and blocks as men
TONED and described in the Plat Of the village Of Mus
coda, Grant county Wisconsin: Lots numbers fous
and hye "a AMI s. in block three 90 and block mum
bered ninety eight resi- ninety nine, l99 one hundred
fl00l oue hundred and one lOl one hundred ana twe
fIe2l and one hupdred and three Llo3.
by direction az plaintiffs attorney shall expose 70
sale and will sell TO the highest and best bidder -
cash in hand the outer door OF the court house
the village Of Lancaster, Grant CO., Wis, at eiocs
D. M Of the 9th day Of October, A. D. lso0 All th
right title, interest claim which the said deienhtn
had in and to the above described real estate on th'
9th day Of March, A. y. 1860, has since acquired
he above sale will be made to satisfy said execution
nteresta costs, and accrnng costs.Dated sheIlu oi
flee, Lancaster June Ia, 1860.
I2w6 WM. II. FOSTER Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
IN PROBATE-PYzER. Ell Al.

bounty cour. Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate,
September Torn, 1860. Present W'n. Mctionig al,
Judge In tie matter Of the Guardianship OF Edward
Pyzet aad Mary Ann Miller minors and heirs at law
Of Thomas Pyzer, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Timothy Watch
pTn the Guardian OF said minors representing that said
minors seized and possessed OF certain real estate
sell said real for the support ami education 81 hs
said wards, and praying that license be 70 BIN granted
10 sell the whole Of sad real estate; hereupOn Il Is or
aeTed that all persons interested in th estate Of said
minors appear before the Judge of this court ut the
courthouse in Lancaster ia SAID county on Monday
the 18th day of November A. d. 1860 at o'clock in
the afternoon of said day to show cause II any there
sia,l be why license should not be granted to said
Guardian cofding TO the PRAYER Of said petition II u
ordered further notice thereof be given to all
sops interested by publishing 4 copy u this oraer TOR
four 90 successive weeks previous to said day OF hear
ing in the Grant county Herald, weekly newspaper
published at Lancaster in said Grant County. Daiee
Septem bel 8 1850. MM. McG0AIGAL,
IL "a County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

i al IN SENTENCED TO DE HUNG FOX CAR
CULATlNG THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.
ssme fine since 4 yery respectable an

some time since very respectable and
wsIl known citizen Of st. Louis, named
Henry Al. Marsh, established news depot
as some point in Texas. subsequently, he
Z tablished other depots in Campden, Ark,
AMI Memphis, Tenn. A few weeks since
ls received an order at his Campden depot
f3F fifty copies Of the N. Y. Tribune. As
matter Of business, Marsh undertook to
IT'D tha order, and the package arrived in
,lae cousre Of filne, while be was absent at
NJ mphig. 1t having been noised about
Gampden that the Tribune was about be-
ias circulated through this medium-indi
r.stlv. howeyer-of Mr. Marsh, Commit
Of three men were appointed to 90 az
t.r Mr. Marsh and bring him back to Cam
cen. Accordingly, they proceeded on theil
iais. ion, and, one night captured their I'M
isrecting victim in Memphis, and convey
"a him on board steamer, and locked
HIN in state-room. The captain Of the
t.ss4. on learning their intention, refused tc
convey the party, and they were obligeC
10 convey their captive across the river in {
yawl. Arriving in Campden, Mr.. Marsl
uas arraigned on the charge Of circulating
seditious and incendiary documents, wa
convicted and sentenced to behung. Tim
~as, however, given him to send for hi
wife, and permission granted him to pro
cure from citizens of st. Louis certifcat
Of former good character, responsibility ,an'
loyalty. The wife Of Mr.. Marsh arrived il
this city, en- route for Campden, and isstop
ting at Barnum's Hotel, awaiting the com
pletion Of petition already signed b.
many well known citizens, Of all poltica
parties, for the relief Of the unfortune man
whose only crime is embraced in the faith
fal dis charge of his business relations. Mr.
Marsh will leave for Camden to-day wit
the petition, numerously signed, with tn
heartfelt prayer Of the citizens Of st. LOU
for the safety Of her husband from til
hands Of fanatical fre-eating captors.-S
Louis Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
IN PROBATE-LARKIN

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, IS. County Court
September Term, 1900. Present VIM. MeGonigal Judge
In the matter OF lie esate Of William i.arkn deceas-
ed.
On reading and fling the petition Of Rebacca L.rkin
widow Of said deeeased representing that said iliam
arkn recently died in said Grant co leaving real and
DegsSnal estate within said county and praying that
She be appointed Administrative OF the estate OF said
deeeased therenpon ordered that the matter ofsaid
petition be heard before the Judge this court at the
court house in Lancaster in said County % Monday
the first day Of October 1880, at O'Clock 10 the af-
ternoon Of said day. Ordered further that notice there
be given all persons interested in said estate BY pub
fishing this order for three cessye weeks previous to
said day oflcaiing ia the Grant Counts Herald, week
newspaper, published at Lancaster in said County
Dated September !, 1860.
VIZ. Mc6oNIGAT,
l2-w3 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

PREDICTION OF ScRIPTURE DIcK.-Tht
N. York Tribune says the Hon, D. S. Dick
inson made long speech TO Breckiniidgt
meeting at Binghampton, on Saturday last
A correspondent sends us the following pas
sage, as It fell from the lips Of the venerable
and distinguished orator;
douglas and Hunts Homogeneous
Fusion in the State Of New York viii moi
come within fifty thousand votes Of Lincoln
And | advise my friends, if there are any
who are dissatisfied with the view of Sla-
very laid down in the platform Of the
National Democracy TO pack their Duds
and leave for the Republican Camp without
delaying one moment in the Fusion half
way house. The gulf between the Nation
al Democrats and the Douglas men is as
wide as was that between the rich men and
Lazarus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

TIE MAINE QuEsTIoN.-The Maine
question has been decided in the affirma-
tive by majority Of $500. The MAORI
ties for the Republican members Of Con
gress are as follows:
/ John N. Goodwin, by 1,6G7 over
Thomas NJ. Hayes.
II. Charles ". Walton By 1900 ovel
Calvin Record.
III. Samuel G. Fessenden, by 500 over
Alfred W. Johnson
~. Arson p Morril, by 5000 over B.
A. G.. Fuller.
v. John II. Rice, by $500 over s. IL
Blake.
vi Frederick A. Pike by 1900 over
Bon Bradberfy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
IN PROBATE-WELSH.

county court Grant county Wisconsin. in the matter
Of Tie last will and testament Of John Welsh deceas-
cd. In Probate, september Term 1859. Pesent VIM
McGonigal, Judge.
On reading and filing an instrument il writing pur
porting the last viii and testament of John Welsh
late OF the Of Little Grant, County OF Grant and
State Of Wisconsin, deceased, wherein Wood r. Beach
Of said Grant County named r. ecutor; Thefeupon
ordered that proof Of said anlent be heard before
the Judge Of this court, Ike court house, ia Lancas
ter In said counts, Aiol ts4s Hfst day Of October
Ordered nrtheF, that notes fhsroof ever a. ali per-
sons In said estate IS pub shir II is order
hearing, in the Grant cornty Herald, - news
paper published at Lancaster said Grant COUNTY
Dated September 3 1860.
l2-a5 wa. scG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
GHERIFf3s sALE-HURLBURY.

State Of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Court-Au.
gust term 1850: Judgement Of Foreclosure aud sale
rEosnas " MeLin, Pfm vs.. E. Darwin hurlburt and
wife, Defts
BY virtue Of judgement foreclosure and sale Is
sued from the aboye-named Court in the aboveentited
cause bearing date August Eth, A. d. 1850, shall
the 24t day Of November, AID. 1860, the hour Of
O'Clock r. d. Of said CAV at the 'front.' door OF the
in the village OF lancaster, Grant county, WIS.,
offer for sale at public auction and will sell TO the hgh
rst and best bidder for cash in hand all Of the follow
ing described real estate, yiz The half OF north
quarter and the east half Of the quarter
Of Section No. fourteen 4, the southeast quarter
The southeast quarter Of Section No. eleven l) and
Southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter of Section
thirteen (l3), all in Township No. SIX 90 North
&c Range No. three % West saving aud excepting
ihorefrom heretofore decided 10 Orlando
worth the soatheast VI southwest quarter
OF southwest quarter 81 said Section Is; being
land decided to said Hnrlburf by W H. Lance ana
wife, said premises ordered sold iii satisfaction Of
the judgement in this case amounting 10 the sum OF
S52 o5-V0 together with COSTS interest anu aecruing
eosts.-Dated sherias 0aice, Lancaster Aug I'D 1860
WA H. FOSTER, She i'd
BY ESQ b. CARTEn, Under-Sheiin
Mills & McKEE, Phs.Attys. 3mI0