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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Joax NJ. CfssoS LopoE Roox. I. %. o. -
July s. lsC0.}
wnEaaAs. has pleased the Almighty Ruler to call
away, by the gr~at eyilet death from our frst~tna
relatinns and Lodge M earth, oNr Brother u, T.
aPYBEY, To the unehangsblc relations of an eternal
world. Il behooves Us o. express our heartfelt sym
pathies a; his ios 10 give our tribute OF respect to
cherish his virtues and forget his faults.
n II LAs,sfors Nsszrsd, That We deplorc the death
of our Brother aud In this dspcnsaton of Providence
are reminded that the sands IN the hour gass Of time
wIil soon out and that strong and vsorou.
bol In the ever Of life II not excluded from his
sy.ke which levels our the mower tn. grass
and flowers Of the neid d that we must all wlther
hsfurv ~ tcach and fall before its trrrou.
Received, That by his death oar Order has lost a
good Odd Fellow aud Lodge ansesul and efficient
member
R.saire1 That "a We, among the changes aud vicis
situdes n life often eavc lots cast among -trais
ere away from the of youth and severed lrum
those endcarng ties ct consanguiuity that We nave
reason 10 rejoice In the well organization OF our orue
that the Brother from every land is aesated ~ s'cs
ness hs eycs when dying are by frirndl, hsnI'
ultssed in peace aud h, remains are followed u hs
place Of s~palcbre and -ympaihixng Trend drop the
tear OF sorrow over his grave.
Hssoirsd That III. thanks Of the Lodge he tended
to Mrs u. A. Pike Tor her strict attention kiudness.
and untring efforts to alleviate the suffering and adj
minister 10 the want. Of our deceased Brother.
Rssairsd That the usual badge Of mourning be
worn for thirty days and tina, these resolutions be
published the papers Of Marshall and copy of the
.ane lie sent u the friend, Of the deceased.
DAVIS n. BoNFUEY,
SAN j RICH ARpSoN Z Csumttec.
CHARLES y. IALLEN.
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OBITl' AIRY,

Died At her residence in Harrison county rcXla,
Mrs NARY J. r. COLE. on the ith of June, l16i
Sister Cole born In North Carolina the 9Th Ut
January, 1874 joined the Missionary Baptist church
Ia 1888 aud continued member Of that church until
after her husband had made profession of religion
and j,incd the Cumberland Presbyterian church she
thcn felt u " be her duty to he IN the same church
with her husband and IN 1851 united herself with the
Cumt~riand Presbyterian church aud lived a pous
and consistent member OF the church untthc day n
her death Sister Cole was good woman AID all
who knew her knew her u be a Kind aud anc'tonn'e
W.T., devoted mother. kind mistress. benevolent
n.iuhbor and a good christian. And IA her death
her family has lost one Of IL, most precious Jewels
and society M example worth OF imitation, Let ~
who knew her cndeayor 20 follow her example and
leave the same legacy u our friends when We go
hence and arc no more.
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NOTICE.


Josiah a. Foster vs. Arabclla Foster.
rnE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of Harrison
Ia the Dtstrtd Cont Of sam County.
NOTICE ia hereby given tina, the plaintiff
~ Josiah A. Foster. has filed in the Office of
the clerk OF the District Cour, u; said county in
the above entitled cause numbered 1.l12, inter
ogstorics propoundcl To- Mrs T.. A RaudIe a
witness on the part Of the plaintiff, who reside
in the county OF Monroe. in the state OF Georgia.
and affidavit having been made that the defend
ant Arabcll. Foster, IA beyond the jurisdiction
If our said District Court aud that said defend.
ant has no attorney OF record upon whom the no.
tce Of the Cling said interoge,orie- can be served
the defendant therefore Is notified tina, on or aI.
ter the thirteth dny after tn. publication Of this
otirc In the Texas Republican newspaper
pu',l shed In thu town Of Marshall. III said tonn-
Of harrison shall issnc a commission as re
quirpd ny law, 10 take tie answers o. sad wit.
ness to he in,rroea'nries aforesaid
Test, john VI Henderson, Clerk
al the District Cour, ol said county
aat sal Of 'hr same at Marshall, 0p
this l9,h June 1890 ~
JOHN. VI. HEN DERSoN. Clerk.
Issued, juno ., 500
j NJ. iIrNnErsnS. Clerk.
Received in olicc goth June, / 500, AMI cxr.
cuiel TIN same LAY by handing 70 The tditor OF
the Texas Republican a true copy Of tho w,tain
wr', for publication
A. W. CRAWFORD Sheriff.
June 30 lsGo. nto;at
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Common rules the mass Of the people what
ever the misnnucd and m,-nnthrup- philosophers may
say to tho contrary SHOW them good thing; let
it- merits be clearly demonstrated and they will not
hesitate Ia give ', their mos, cordial patronage The
ms-sc. have already ratified the Judgment of rhys
clan concerning the.,lftlos Of HosTElrER'S Blr
TIERS as may ue seen in the immense qGantiue. of
this medicine that annually soll 10 every section
0i the land 1t Is recognized greatly superior
all other remedies yet devised for diseases II the
digestive organs. such a. darthoos d, cutlery dys
pepsia and fur the yaf,a. fever, that arise rom de
rlnsemeut OF ihrsc portions oi the -i,tem. Hostel
ters name = rapidly becoming household word
from Maine t. Texas from the sho e. of the Atlantic
to the Pacific. Try the article ard be 'aiisaed
For ale by
SANDERS & SEARS.
Msr-h4U IfNfs.
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The official report in the Roman Jour
nal. Of the gath ml.,. statcs that "thc
amount of ST. Peters pemce collected in
various parts of the world for tho Holt.
ness of our Lord" then exceeded total
of 500, 900 scadi (about Gl01, 900
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,

all fresh and the choicest articles. embracing
every article in either line brought in this mar.
kei by persons engaged 10 the 'rasle. and which
they are selling at the very lowest rates They
will also continue to receive fresh supplies until
the navigation closes. previous to which they
will lay in large and ample stock Of the very
best articles to supply the country until the
river opens again.
Persons mus, not be surprised to find an up
paren,ly limited stock OF Groceries in the Store
The grca, bulk Of the Groceries are kept in n
large warehouse near NJ. bopplcmayer's resi-
lcncc. abou, six hundred yards from their c..
adjustment from which the store is supplied ~
they may he required.
Store, third building irrIa the Northeast cor
ncr OF Public -quare large two story frame
". DOrPLEMA AVER X BRO
Nlrshall, Nay 10 l-G0. 35-tf
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There ara now 91i convicts in the
Ohio rcaitcntiary and there arc daily
acccssions.
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NOTICE.

TUE unier.ignol having BEEN appointed agrn,
/ for the New York Home Insurance Com.
pany, respectfully announces 10 the pnb.sc Of
Eastern rcyas that he is ready 10 give Policies
Of Insurance agains, fire on honscs goods Ac
Oh reasonable terms onfce upstairs over Ncss, =
Lane a Taylor Store, Marshall Tcxss.
WIN I DAVIS.
Agcn, y. l Home Insurance Company
y r. In my al,sel,sc, }. NJ. CARTS, Esq J.
authorized by NE to issue said policies in my
uaYne
WM 7. DAVIS, Agent.
Refer to c. q. Gregg 4 Co. Ford I. Hort,
Lane 4 TAYLOR. j y. Coleman 4 20, and Cal.
away 4 Rain, Marshall, Texas.
May ~. 1860. MA .lin
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th0uas l. swanson Us. Nicnaftison asti I uNiNH
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Coun,y Of Harrison
10 tie S,erF Of sad County Greeting
uytIEREAS. in our District Court II said
w county on this the 9th day of July 500
Thomas f. Swanson n citizen of the county of
Harrison aforesaid instituted suit against i, '.
Richardson and Jeptha fowlkes both OF whom
are alleged 10 b. citizens of the county of Shcl.
by, State Of Tennessee and shows thn, the
said X. V. Richardson AT the town of Marshall
in said State OF Texas, on the 9th day OF sep
te,nbcr | $50 made. executed, and delivered to
the said defendant, Jeptha Fowlkes, his certain
promisory note in writing whereby he undertook
and promised on the st day OF May $50 to
pay to the said Fowkcs or order the sum OF five
hundred dollars aud showing that said Fowlkes
has regularly endorsed SAID note to the plaintiff
Thomas r Swanson, Tor u valuable eopstd,ra-
ton, and containing avertaen' tina, said note Is
long since due and that no par, Of the same
has bceu paid Affidavit has likewise been made
that sad defendants. Richardson and Fowlkes,
are non residents a the State Of Texas. These
ARE therefore IA command yon to summon the
said X. Y. Richardson aud ,Iep'ha fowlkcs hy
tie publication ~ this citation in the Texas Re
publican, , newspaper published IN the town
of Msnhxll Tor four weeks in succession. That
,hsy Ia md personally appear before the Dntric,
Cour, Of saIl county Of Harrison at the Court
House IN the town of Marshall on III. 9Th
Monday after the md Monday in August $50
then and thers a. answer the petition Of the
SAID Thomas +. Swanson the sb.tAnce OF which
is in this writ given. lic~ein 6.sl not and due
re.arn make Of same as required BY law
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] $50
1860
plANvAv.ON GOOUs. etc etc. etc

\NE ARE NOW RECEIVING
w until shall varied
this for aniby apc
Il
friends
no do Plant h il
all be had sell
q IS New Orleans
friends public
and
ALL
quality price
GU
esn net ion. m us b u
Marshall January C. g. GREGG & co
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY,
And Oonfeetionary.
A Councillors and Elegant Saloon (!

NJ DOPpLEMAYER a BRO. respectful
.Ms " inform their friends and the public. that
they bavc fitted up in connection with their
Bakery and Confectionery. = eornmo,l~ous and
elegant Saloon, Underground. and . rcinarka.
bly, cool and pleasant retreat for the summer
mcuth-) where viii be served up. In the heat
style, the finest lee Creams. Lager and Sweet
Beer. cod Meats, boiled Eggs, Bread. Cakes,
Oysters. Salmon, Cheese, Sc. Such n Saloon
has long been needed in Marshall, and tie pro
prietors have been anxious to fl up one in \
style that would meet public expectation, and
where u collation. could be served mp at abort
notice
Their Bakery has also been enlarged and I'm
proved They would also inform the public
that they have just received a large supply OF
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BARBER SALOON,

BNNBGN SHININs
Rsnarai 70 he DoYp't~<wr bsSifX
THE unt,er.iguci having formed . Gu lsFtsrr-
| ship. and fitted up con.mcdioua rson 70
The Dorplc,neycr Building north s'ds u the
Public square, TOT
SHAVING SALOON,
are PREPARED to serve ,hose who nay raarusssss
them. Hair Coloring. Cutting. Shanpnaetsg.
&c. executed ia a manner To give saetaobe1ieu.
They will keep on hand sspp'y n
FINE PERFrMERY. BAY RUN. ole.
They also keep on hand a supsssee sstiele Of
CIGARS AND CHEWINC TOBACCO
Their customers will bear this IL nisa. nod
al a very small profit
FRED RICHARDS.
kug 6. 1859. A,.u
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Test J n. HENDERSON,
Clerk Of the Dis,rie, Cour, OF said
Z&3A8 county aud seal Of the same nj
~ Marshall, this 30,h Of June, 1860.
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
by JAMES X Fyrvg, d. G.
Issued Both June $50
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
Received in Office Both June. 1850, and exc.
cutcd same day by handing the editor Of the
Texas Republican, IA certified copy OF the within
writ for publication.
A. ". CRAWFORD. Sheriff.
BY X :, kEi.LEs, Deputy
July :. 1860 42-it
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10 'hr Sheriff If end Comfy, gree'sas
WHEREAS. ~ oar District tourt f.. ~.sI
w County On the 3isi day OF March, 1860,
Arcl ;. Barnes and Henry l.. Burr. e't'zens pi
the city Of New York and State OF New York.
merchants trading under the iirm of ;. Barnes
h Barr. instituted their sui; against 6corgr -
Pike, to recover the sum OF one hundred aud
loriy.,hrec 20 10 dollars. founded on the note
Of SAID Pike ior said sum dated til March,
l-i9 ard payable one year aner its date. and
affidavit having been made that the said G.orge
II Pike has heretofore transferred his property
ior the purpose OF dcirauding his creditors.
These are therefore to command You that you
summon the said ,ergc II. Pike. by pnbllea
ton Of this Citation in the Texas Republican u
newspaper Published in the Town OF Marshall
IN snii county ol Harrison. Of this writ for four
ucceslvc weeks. TO be and appear beiorc the
District ourt OF Harrison County. to be bot
den in the Town of Marshall in said county oi
Harrison on the 18th Monday after the I'd Mon
day in August, Sc !. then and there 70 answer
the petition the o-aace Of which herein is
given.
Herein fail not, and due return make AS re-
,nirpl bV lly Test
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Notice Of Final Settle m mt.

NOttC" ~ T1UUu SCVVSruFUV'
NOTICE is hereby given that c. Ii Cooper
N Administrator of the estate OF Coin l.
Austin, deceased has filed In my Office his final
aceoanl and vouchers with said estate. which
account and vouchers sil b. opened for allow
ance aud hua -eltl,men, at the ensuing term OF
the tounly Court pertaining to estates &c, to
be held in and for Harrison County, at the
Courthouse IN the City OF Marshall on the last
Monday in July. 500, III beiue the Both day
thereof when and whore all persons inter s'ed
mag appear and contest the SAINT II they soe
proper r. G. BEAXLY, Clerk.
Juae 30. $50 alit
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CITATION.
No. 43is.

Il. Shwartx vs.. Richardson ct ais.
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No, A2l.

A. Howard, Admin. Of J W Oyerstrcet, deed
rs
John " l,razzill and Britain Wi liiord
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County OF Harrison.
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No. 1921.

Thomas + Swanson Us Richardson and Fowlkes
THE STATE OF TEAAS.
Couniy Of Harrison
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40. i33l.
4. ;. Barnes x Ddrr vs. George II Tihc.
TIE STATE OF TEAA-,
County Of Harrison.
Dtsraict CORR srNlNo Tern, 1850.
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County OF Harrison.
10 Ae SAsrF Of sa,d County. grsa,ng;
"HERE\>. in our District Court Of said
w County, on the 29th of June. 1860. Ezekiel
Shwartz. OF the County and State aforesaid,
have instituted suit against r. V Richardson
AID Jeptha Fowlkes. both Of whom reside in
the City Of Memphis, Tennessee aud ALDER, @.
Scogin, who resides Ia the County Of Harrison
alleging that on the 9th day Of September
1859, the said Richardson made, executed. and
delivered 10 the said Jeptha Fowlkcs his promi-
sorry note payable to hi. order. Tor the sum OF
twenty-five hundred doIlar, payable at the
Union Bank. New Orleans. ave months after its
date the said Fowlkcs endorsed the said note
by signing his name on the back OF said note
-. FOWLKEs'
That said note was duly presented ., the
Union Bank, New Orleans. for payment on the
day the same became due and that the zane
was duly protested for non payment, and aihds-
vi, having been made that the said Richardson
and Fo~lkcs are non residents OF the State Of
Texas, these are therefore TO command you TO
summon the said /. v Richardson and Jcp,ha
Fowlkes by publication OF this Citation in the
Texas Republican, for fodr weeks in succession,
TO be and appear before the District Court OF
said County Of Harrison. q, the Court House in
the Town of Marshall on the 9Th Monday AFTER
the ID Monday Ia August, 1860 then and there
TO answer the petition OF Ezekiel Shwar,z, the
substance Of which petition IL in this writ here
given. Herein fail not and due return make as
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BAGGlNG, ROPE, AND rWlHE.
lust received and br IN low dS~s. ~ q
- G. Gregg 1 Co,
$4,000 lba Machine Rnes.
5000 yts. Heavy ln4h bamA9s
100 lhs Dalisg Tvse
June l6, I SO. 1S-eae
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~, aIees 81 nasoeol

ruo1 1eea ~ HasoooA
EoRTY sts q HsveA cosgiaR ssu,s
Is Apl aoahlc DsQy HaFnss - Csfd0s
llstoes. Ut .Frtvcd, - ~ -. = - w
loves priccs By
Ard II. leee, -
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Only IL Day Trip.

Osuy uO nay IF1p,
Ny friends and sympathetic patrons, aud
VI public. will please cali At the City Cheap
Cash Siore, sad see what bargains, 10 the many
good things Of this lie in the cxtins. drinking
and wearing line ph,as cal. and az,
CONS TUErFORD
March | :, 500 re5U
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

Mr.. Biddle eame forth, smiling, Cooked as If
he lad sHdled pretty ofren,} and began ms part
by advising his hearers 10 keep cool, >eonsol-
ing. with thermometer at Sc in the shade.l He
thsa undertook to hold a conversation with
somebody in the cellar. hut the msn Of straw
would not respond. ut became apparent t"
the audience HAT Mr. Bidile was slightly es-
said
Mr. Biddle assured the audience that ole
BiddIe" was all right, and would soon ia
something that would 'stonish them. The
crowd became impatient and yelled for the
wonderful display, Mr., Eiddle swor'' actual
" swura; the u!ruar became general; Mr. Bid
die threatened. to shoot:-Mr. Bangs told him
to shoot or give up the gun;'-at this june
ture Somebody blew out the lights. which ter
minated the SHOW"
We inGyiae that Mesrs. BidjIe and Bangs
will stop at Niles their next annual tour.
Yours, dc. BUCKEYE.
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Miles. August 18th, 1860.
Sunday School Pic-nic--A very pleasant
picnic was participated ia by the teachers,
rcholars and patrons of the Cumberland Presb.
Sunday School, at their church ~n Saturday
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

MAKING C~OSvENTIONs.
A. Clevclgad with Cley-.1ud Z Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lulaius & Cincinnati. GlSvelInJ d Erie. aai Cleye.
land x fjt..Al-gh Rail llosds.
AtSJioa, with Hacks TO Chs@rin Falls, Gc.
" Mautul with EacSs f.. Eaycuua.
" BrGcevilie Eltl Hacks for Newton Fa-ls.&c-
& 'f7rren Tith Hacks 90 sharon, GrcenyiIie Mead.
vile. E.9uE--C. C4uGaIa. &c
" fuUugst1rn, T.-h c-srss 20 New Castle, lowell,
Poland ana Errr valley. and thcEce by L. It. ".
q C.. Rail Road 10 Pittsburgh.
FEB 10. 1853 CiiA-. =. RHODES Supt.
HNE HUNDRED COPIES MORE,
- Of th' Nigis-'5's W1oiaz. just reed IT spAAs
re.E-T0aE, where every ul-claser receives q -Et
uLy c.ats % frv deI.r~r.
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Turned up Again.

Perhaps our readers will remember about a
lad, John julius or john JOhas, who was so in
nosently ~ implicated in a robbery of So
600 extent in Warren, O., some two or three
lnonths-since. While IN looking over Esq.
J. 81. Craigs' Docket, We learn that he was
arrested by officer Cook, on Monday Of last
week, charged with stealing bucket of butter,
from the store of George Henderson. He was
committed in default of 500 bail, to the care
q Sheriff Stevenson. Jones is a New Castle
lad5and we fear will do no good unless he
nAsds Ia. wayA-Ees Castle Chronicle.
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Progressing.

The rebuilding of the burnt district is going
on rapidly. The brick work of the stores OF
Amdrews & Weeks and Patch & Opdyeke,
Yam aGorder Estate, b. P. Jameson, J. B.. Dun
lap, Anderson d Rupp, and Hoyt Il S~tratton,
Is NON completed, and larger, more substantial
business blocks, We think no town of the same
size in the State can show. The fronts are in
7nodcrn style, most of them with arched win
dows-and rieh heavy eornices. The block of
Smiths & MeCorsbs and W. Packard has
reached the third story. Messrs.E Z. E. Hoyt
- Co, have commenced the brick work Of their
store in River Block, which viii be completed
this fish, The same may be said ii the store Of
Z. II. Allison and 5. L. Hunt, on Main Street.
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E%ngensmith - caaght.
The Terms, are:

\ msa supposed to be John kiingensmith,
who murdered Archibald Reeves, near this
place, in January, last, has been arrested AZ
= requisition from the Governor of this State.
Sheriff Lyman left here on Monday, for Colum-
bus, and as soon as the necessary documents
are ready, will proceed Immediately to Wis
The Information seems so authentic as to leave
little doubt as to the identity of the person
with Klingensmith. A former resident of this
County, who was well acquainted with the
murderer, recognized him, and had him ar
rested.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
u n. L. Wick gtal T

- NE. Wick esal IN Tg1eaTa~a' County
vs. Com. flc2S-
Jesse Thoruto1.
By virtue Of an Execution frnm 80 CurIt % Jpll-
ut.n Pleas Of tn s-arava IS County, Ohio 60 me direct
eli. 1 shall offer for sale a. Public Auction. nj thr PA
chine shop formerly u~rcuPi5l by Thornton q Doug
las aud 1T the Foundry OF James Reed, IN Warren' IN
faiH county. on the
FIdsenH dag Of 1HquSt lsG0, a raiHa5ts
lot OF Machinery. aud Machinists tools gud Patterns,
dc. consisting in part "a fellows; I Neg steam IN
cine 10 inch bore, anil 20 inca stroke; ] aoosc Pat
eat screw Cutter, with all tie taps and dies; ! Up
rirht Drill. with the tools belonging TO tne same ]
smiths Bellows; ! anvil. szI a full SET OF sni.tAs
tools: ! fSII set ofsteam Engine Patterns sizts 80
GUoWs. J each - al 10 and j. iLcald-s; = Sttt LFt-e
patterns: Cast1.ou Baud Wheel Patterns, Ceil-
ter Sca.e, , Grow Bars, l Iron Force Pump, J.! per
Wood Clamps. Z Machine for eating Wood screws
2DraEers and Locks. CIst-Ir9n Screw Tor tlisthe
buildings ws3i Bench aad Screg. ] sct- q Ncod
tools, from 5 to 10 large iron Wrcnches, 3 Iron SlaEps
large size,) 4 lot OF cold Chisels, Hammers, AL ?
variety OF snail tools. Terms OF Sale-ah sums 81
Eve dollars ard ulds n. cash Oh delivery OF articles
purchased. All sums FROM I'VE 10 AIRY dollars slA
montks srrdit II desired WILDE given with good Sc
earity, AMI over fry dollars, One years credit. n"tes
% draw interest. Sale t. commences 1t 10 O'Clock y
~, ofssi4 day. 4 y LYMAN SnefW-
SheriI's uMce.A sg. =, i-69r 81.
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CuERIFF'S SALE.
y Adn's a. psn1 Gilbert

Elizabeth Herman. County-
Evvir:a- og an order Of sale issaed out Of the court
or Cru4mol Pleas Of TrUmhuli County, o.. to me d.
rcctel and delivered I shall CxPoss 10 public sale At
TIE door OF the Cosrt House in Garren.i sail eoun-
t. On
Saturday tie Isl dag Of September 1860.
at one o'cloes, P. IL, OF said day, the following d
scriled Rea! EstatS. Situate IN WarTea township,
Trlmhul county, Ohio, ana IS known - TaIt Of let
number - I'm the tosn-pla OF Warren. aud is bound
ell as follows: BeeiuHius ~ = r~sstSsdsdiEs in tS
south vest Garner af said !t 26i th-ucs north slorg
the east line 30 Liberty Street, thirty-f1ar feet 81
thence rsst parallel with the sosfI iscs ~ sai- i't
on hundred feet ItH); thence s0nth PARALLEL With tne
wsst line tairty-icur feet ~ to the south I'm OF said
igr; thence west along SAID south liuc one hqnGrcd
leuL acc, 60 th= place sfheSiuning and e1ntains three
thousand foar hsulred (5ivtl fecto Of laEd-
spsr.feed At $50. Terms Cash.
Abb LYMAN.
sherin-s CGlce, Warren, Aug. !, Is6D, Sheriff.