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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

W, 81. 1emoval.
O. moved his stock of Tea, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
to the corner of Main and First Streets adjoining
D0bel 4 COnyngton's Book store, where he will be
pleased to all his old customers and many
new ones may favor him with a cali. apIG
(TOUSE.N. .U.RUDE IND ROSA
u Inoud. By Mrs. Homes.
Reta. An autobiography. L--.-l
Biblical Reason Why. De-. ....-.r.. -sr
EVerybody's Lawyer and Counsellor la Business
the best business mans assistant published.
. Beulah. A splendid Novel.
A Life Struggle. Miss PaTdoes last
Life Before Him.
Against Wind and Tide.
At DOBELL q C0NYNGToN'S
MUSTs RRGEFV.ER at RE.ALHs
o. Warren's-'.W Why Do Love thee.'' neat
Song. Words by ALI. Burnet. Music by Charley
Ward.
Simmer QuadFille.
The Mosele Waltz.
Winters Night Polka. apr23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

cHAs.h FIrHAU'4 r1Ku,of LIS HF'rAA"'
~ N1EHAUs & BEGKMAN.
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE
HeH OLE S.sLE IND u y T.zIL
~ dealers and Manufacturers of Tin, Copper,
and Sheet Iron Wares No. s. Water street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind
The undersigned have constantly on hand tnlL
assortment OF Stoves Of every variety and pattern
at the lowest prices, and beg leave toinfprm their
friends aud the pubic generally, that they have
the best and neatest siss0rtnent OF Thu Ware ever
offered and have constantly ON hand a fnll aSS"rt-
Inent of Druggist Cams, &C., &c.
Those persons wishing work ia heir line are re-
specifically requested give hen'a 4'il eI"re pur-
chasing elsewhere, as 10y prompt attention To ihilr
business and thorough knowledge OF their trade,
they hepeto give general s.tis.a ton;
. COPPER AND JOB WORK.
2 Steamboat, Distiiiery. and Brewery Work. Steam
smistiu g and sheet Iron Work, made and repaIrei
! Metal Roofing, Guttering, Sc s8Gs Fsatg 90 "a
Hork 'oarra"ted % gre perfect sGs'GctIo9' az ne
ESVDV Just received and now opening an ele-
CANT stock of goods suitable for the Spring Trade
~ cases fancy prints aF trH
10 - denims; -...a..5-...a
- Is /" hsached nluslins5 900
q lawns; ul
10 q cottonades
A. apron checks;
10 bales sthrtiHg stripes; q
Il 80 - shecting; -4
And great variety Of hoinns of all kinds, all of
which we selling below tncinHssti prices, as
determined to draw the good trade TO Evans
willie. Come and examine t''r Soars+l Vts at
mara }. ii. MAGffEE Il CO.'S. First 81.
Hp E.u o. go L.-THR EE-R THGR
IA Store Of Thomas Kerih has been r"m'te'i
from No 7 (Flemine's old stai,ii, to - Main st,
opposite Washington ttoIr, Where he keeps i'lil
supply of LEA THEIR AND FINDINGS. lie he"rs
| hand every variety anu seils cheap i'A cash
PHuIP DUEsSEgr Flrn.ins's cid salesman IS
with me and Wit tie ui Iiand aid
friends and all the cusiper = Neio i'afiftu va
us. He viii do justice ~ all .a
MARI lind .t ...t $3.50 FHOAl As kEIiIIl.
Sea "a ~ EEs ~. 81 -N'.SGL -
W 100 kegs assorted slz"s. just recHiNe,i h"l
Ear ste-l,y .tF f1l.t'iTASs MeJOII $~f'tDN,
m.arI P,l1aN : Gl",k, Mrin str'rt.
EgV OE II r. r II RF1 "a Il n y
II tn great variety, at the lowest price, at the
New DrGf Stare of fa ....- l.5sa...-s - ...
1r.llZ7 - ~ t y :. THOMPSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

q IHEE s. FffH tlncnhatl, III = sta
n .E'EXTES TXR -ETTEsN-FKOJN' or
q tbssior4 to tie TACT tlIat he is manufactur
irg, aud keeps constantly on hand large stock
Of the newest and choicest styles of goods adapted
to the requirements of popular trade the induce
Incnts he offers are GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES. Having been gagged in manufacturing
first class goods for over twenty years, he now
claims to have facilities for manufacturing first
cass goods as cheap, If not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures lie feels confident of his ability to
ofia- extra inleeoehts tclose bnysrs. His motto
is a fair field aud no fayors. m
Cal aud ex,inlils, his s;ods, and you will be
to buy. s H4 Liz &c Hr aHL
, 4s,G orders promptly attended TO,
f,,bIa-3rda sf u -4 f
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y 10 = sHeCIIIgs ~.
And great variety Of hoinns of all kinds, all of
which we selling below Cincinnati prices, as
We are determined to draw the good trade 10 Evans
Vile. Come and examine tar yoars.l ves at
nnTh j. IL. MAGffEE q 90 y. tirst 81.
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sztU.S E,REEs.-
~ Lard and Buttcr Tryers, -s- > b..
Sugar do .-.ts #.a.4t
(ligins Rods, s.-.t-.t s-
Wtntage do a5H
Yardsticks,
s Garden Tools in setts for ladies and children,
At +. - -r-Vert GEO. * SOHNfAG,
~ 81 81 s1AIain-street below Branch Bank,
APPS Sign of the Circular Saw.
EHD ON sH-sTs, SCOOr 8, .4.a.Kg RKRs-
ED bons.--A large and voTy cheap lot Of the
latest styiesspinc very beautiful ones, just opened
a. ..t -f-E = SCHAPkEl g. BUsSING'S,
Successors - s. Embich d Co,
apr3 40 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

"A HE'S. PAE.HR LE.RE L-3RD,
AO : Lea RickIed Fork, for sale by
apr2I --7 COOK 4 LANGLEY.
~< n KEAR4 ERESR cOR-N' NEIL
q gp at 6f.> ptl- BUSH ;10Et Tbs Prime Bran AT 81
Isrr I0D lbs log sale by COOK K LANGLEY
eAsN Rx& RzCA CR Exam CKERsE,
&aNR Ia baAAss English Dairy do, 40 boxes Nut
meg do, for SIDE by COOK & LANGLEY.
A/0E = M NV - en- -9Jv.D F-gRL -
SW BIas POisaI oSs---..;Ju bush Prime Table and
Nod PotatOer. Received per Railroad At
sul-,5 .s...-f COOK x BANGFsEYfS.
apOO RYaM. V.N-G.g RL.s.y- RR.fSS
- Ste,i, just reselVed aud for .ae by
D. SHARPE i co,
.4lr-.4 No I'D Main strret.
n nor. BkeEF TO.%'G&EES.
nj 4 kegs ". X. Rutter,
:tH' bush Irish Potate-s,
Just rtr7siYC4I AT
1nr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY
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nv . ~ Lsg BE ., N 8 8 ~ s. - ND
n children steel Spring skirts, Superior
TSefe for sale cheaper than heretofore At p
MILLER e NIEnABSSs
4FS5 AZ Main street
IA HUSH. EAR Gi0ss.N, t
%DWB sd bush shslled Corn,
For sale at ELLIoTf'S FAMILY GROCERY.
n .LkD-s BRLS. LR.9F A~ERD.--4
IL prime article, for sale at iil '-' ~
apr2I ELLIOTf'S FAMILY SiRaCEEl-
<sTO.2E OEk.--3 RRES. Cea.EE OIL
q Jnst received aud for sale al ts 1If- .-lt
aPr2i ELLI0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY
s6GSs.nk.S'T! Cks-ssE,s-P!-5V0 ARAs.
u Ohio Fails Cement for sale low at
APRIL ELLIoT1'S FAMILY GROCERY. /,
EN- a.zTGMKS .g.NEs JE W-ELR1--
I. ~ We se1ing Watches, Iewtlry, DC, at
H1rA'rdinary low prices prspar,rtoEy 70 laying ia
: stock. BiffROBFF bros,
aaarI6 f''-i -it- - s4s# as Main sfrs 81
NMa.s.S.TiR 6.-.s.V. = GTTV-E BOIel
" to attend Grocery and drive express
COMO well el-nded. Apply at No 49, Posey
B0~k, 5f;iin stItset mari6-tf
Carpet - HOUSE
HMcE .sKE SECRGP.g.yiG IL L.sss-
W ger stock Of Carpets, Rugs, Oil cloths, Cur I
Toaeis, Napkins shevtiBsts. and house furnishing
aeAdS gen orally, than ltys received Also,
sarge retail stock OF staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
Tri4unIings Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Lafe Man
filia7, ShaNls nice assal1ment of MerriERac amt
s'ochecO prints. Hoop skirts - per ce1st- cheaper
RoUIpti-- Ladies' Dress tioOds--ct. =ts-Urtigeut
Aise, the Enlprye Cotton Harns-- Cali at p h|
j. OAKLEY q SONS,
apr No First street.
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EEV - u IL Il r II IL r. & y n y
II tn great variety, at the lowest price, at ih'
New .i gr@e Store Of .le = :. rtut,ipsov
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28
..s,,or,, to .eare the Parity,

Under this head, that miserable sore-head
and disorganizer, J. W. GRAY. alleges that We
say that "if Douglas is nominated, we 1.-THE ed
itor of the Ashland Unionl will leave the
Democratic party"
In copying this u~nmitigated falschood, on,
friend, Col. FLOOD, editor CT the Ma tiona
Democrat, does but simple justice to truth
and to ourselves, when he says:
The above, from a paper one Of whose Ed
itors aYowed himself at a Black Republican
meeting, an agent of the Underground Rail
road in running off u slave, is an out-and-o nj
4alsehood, without a particle of truth TO just
fly it. Mr.. KNAPP never threatened to bolt a
nomination. That kind of talk is reserved to-
a man who, after being turn ed out of office for
cause, whiDed like a puppy, and charged it to
politics, when, in truth, it was owing to dis
honesty, charged and proven upon him.
We again repeat that the charge against Mr..
KNAPP is a lie out of whole cloth.
A defence against this silly charge seems
unnecessary-because any such declaration
would be hostile to all that VIC have ever taught
and practiced, as an editor and a man. We
the duty of all good citizens, interested in the
welfare of the country, to support the regular
nominations of the Democratic Party. The
opposite of this course has been generally
taught by the niggerstealing editor of the
PHai Dealer.
We will here DISPOSE of this matter by call
ing upon J. w. GRAY to either plead guilty to
the charge Of manufacturing this thing out of
whole cloth, or if he has an informant, of Civ.
ing the public the benefit of HIS NAME. So
many lies have already been nailed upon
GRAY's forehead, that we do not suppose a va
cant place can be found upon which to fix more
than one or two additional;-but unless he
gives the name of an intormant, whom, if he
does, we will prove to be equally base as him
self, we shall ask for a reserved spot upon
which to fix this last falsehood that has been
got up for the purpose of injuring us-but
which, nevertheless, will only recoil upon its
inventors. We are bound to send it home to
roost.
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S tsrtling from Italy Conspiracy
against the King of Sardinia-Flots
to Assassinate Ga1ibaidi.

The Eco d'HaLa, of March 18th, contains a
rema rkable statement which we translate. The
editor says:
From private letters coming to us from Mi
Ian, da ted February 18th, we learn that the
police of Milan have just discovered an afro
cious SC heme, the object of which was to assas-
sinate Victor Emanuel on the occasion of his
entry into the capital of Lombardy. One OF
conspiratQrs, a certain Count Brambilla, the
same who, in lS49, distracted the goldtn ned
ais from the .Gregorian Museum, was arrested,
and on his person were found suspicious docu-
ments and large sums of money destined for
the Pontifcal court. Other conspirators, all
Austrians or priests, are in tie hands of the po-
lice.
By another correspondence we are assured
that the indefatigable Farini has dis covered a
vast conspiracy organized by various officials
at Verona, aided by the anti Napoleon party
of France. The intercepted correspondence
shows that the conspirators intended to make
use of the dagger and of poison in carrying
out their schemes. One of the intended vic.
Tins was General Garibaldi; the Courts of Ma
Piles and Rome we've ignorant of the c~onspira-
cy, but would have been informed of it. The
of this plot was a famous ruffan. of
the ex-Duke of Modena, one Virginia Alpi of
Fori, the very type of the desperate assassin.
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ohio LEGISLATURE.

This interesting body adjourned on Monday
to re-assemble again III january The "greo'
measure of the session--the Dog Bill-was
passed! There will go up a howl from the
canine race equal in compass to that which
burst from Republican throats when "oid
Brown" was hung. The Dog Bill, and the
renewed of six and a half millions of the pub
lie debt. IL utter disregard Of the mandates u
the Constitution, were among the measures
which add lustre to the close of the labors Of
this brilliant Legislative assembly. ohio'
thanks to biennial elections, will look upon
their like once more-aHd after that, never
again.
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A LIEN METCAI.F. Perry Meseaif and Mary
"A Me: calf. widow of Edward D.. Me,cait. deceas
ed will take notice that IL petition was filed ag .irsl
them on the 9Th dry of February, y. d. ioGJ. in
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for The
county of Ashland and State OF Ohio. by Vacdel
llf and is now pending. wherein said Vachcl
Ne calf demands partition of the following real es-
tate, situate in Mohican township, in the county OF
Ashland and State of Ohio. and more particularly
described AS follows: being the n"rIh east part NJ
the north west quarter OF section nineieen. fl5)
township twenty one. (2l) aal range fifteen. (l5)
bounded on the easi by the East iins OF said quar.er.
on The No,,h by The North line OF said qnarter ex
tending half the distance across said quarter North
and South and far enough West from said East line
with p lrallel lines TO cln ain thirty of acres of land;
and hat. ~ the Nay term \. d. 1851. OF said court.
the sail Vachel iIetcalt will apply for an ORDER that
partition MY he made of said premises and the
dover OF the said Mary Mefcalf assigned therein.
VACUEL METCALF,
by FULTON & MoCnNBs,
FebrnarY. 21th .I96D.-iw}9 his AtAorneys:
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We are deeply panied to announce that DR..
RoBB, Member of the House of Representa-
tives for this and Henry counties, died of Con-
sumption, at his residence in Columbus Grove,
on Wednesday the 21st inst. at about 3 o'clock,
P. NJ. The death of Mr.. ROBE, although it
was not unlocked for. will cast a gloom over
the community in which he lived and was
he enjoyed the entire confidence of all with
whom it had been his lot to mingle, and as a
public man, although cut off before he had
the opportunity of making himself much known
in the Halls of Legi Station, We are satisfied.
that if life had been spared him, he would
haze given full and complete satisfaction to
] his constituency. In his death he leaves a
wife and three children to mourn over his un-
timely loss. His remains will lie inferred to-
morrow friday at 10 O'Clock -Ralidu Sen
timel, Of Thursday.
ey-Oaly a few weeks since we accompanied
DIR. RoBB on the latter part Of his journey
homeward from Columbus, and enjoyed the
hospitalities of himself and amiable family a
part of day and night at his residence We
were persuaded that he never would leave home
again to resume his public duties, yet, buoyed
up with the false hopes so characteristic of the
disease that, in the opinion of al. except him
self, had then firm possession OF him, he was
confident in lis anticipations of being able, af-
ter a rest of a few days at home, of returning
to his seat in the House of Representatives,
and resuming his official duties. But in the
no ur that he thought not, "the Son of Man
came"
A more reliable and infexibly honest man
we have never known than DR.. ROBE. He
was possessed of ali those qualities that attach
ed his friends to him with 'hooks of steel"
and gave to all who knew linn assurance OF a
man." If health and life had been continued,
he would have adorned official life at Colum-
bus, by the force of his clear intellect, ana his
incorruptible moral and political influence.
We offer to the widow and the fatherless our
sincere sympathies in this their hour of terri
BILE afiiction.
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TOHN HEIFNER, Sarah Cast. and Joseph Cast,
her husband Mary Newell and Robert Newell,
her husband Susan Wolf and Benjamin Wolf. her
husband; Martha Harris and Robert j. Harris her
husband Peter Heiiner; Nancy Heifner: Eli Heif-
ner /; Melinda Heitner Margaret Helfner; Emma
Jane Heifner; George, Heifner; JecOb Bender:
Lewis Bender; Martha Bender; Samuel Gender;
Margaret Bender and her husbands; the said Mar
garet Bender. being the daugh,e r of one Henry Den-
der. and the name OF her husban being unknown
to the undersigned Petitioners and Margaret Heif
ner, widow of Frederick Heiiner. deceased, will take
notice thai a petition was filed against them on the
lith day of March. n. D., looj, in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of Ash
land. and State of Ohio. by stephen Wolf and Eli
zabeih Wolf his wife. and is now pending, wherein
said petitioners, stephen Wolf and Elizabeth Wolf
! his wife. demand partition of the following real
estate. to wit Situate in the County of Ash
land. and State of Ohio, it being one hundred
acres nf the North side of the Sou.h est quar;e err
OF section number thirty;six. in Township number
twenty three OF Range number sixteen. in The Canton
| d .Irict. which quAr.er section was grained to John
Reed his heirs and assigns b. Patent from James
Nom oe bearing date, the 9Th day o: May. a. D.,
| l2I4. which quar- err sec Tor. WAS decided by John
Reed 10 John sturgeon on The 9TH day OF September,
A. D.. 1921: also the following real estate. situate
in said Ashland County. hesng fifty acres on the
South side of the Nor.h East quarter of seci;on
thirty six. in Township twenty three of Range six
Teen to be Ibid off by a line running parallel with
the South boundary line of said quarter; also the
following real esfa G. situate in said County of Ash
land the South half of The South half of The North
West quarter of sec, ion thirty six. III Township
twenty three. of Range sixteen, in The land district
of Wooster. containing forty acres more Or less; also
The following real estate, situate in said County of
Ashland. being a part of the Sou:h-west quirser OF
section twenty 1--WE, Township TWEEN ! three of Range
sixteen. commencing at The Sou.h West Corner of
sld quar-. er; Thence East on the South line 30 -
l1n rods 10 n stone: thence North, 80 40 leo rods
to a stone wi. ne sed by a swamp oak 9 inches in
Diameter South 10 E : links: I'll. nee west 50 1911. o
rods to a stone in the road on The west line of the
quarter; thence South on The west line 81 f6-1 .
rods to the place of beginning containing just ff-
teen acres of land. being The nor h half of the last
above described tract of land; and that at The next
term of said Court The said Pe iiiieners will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises and the dover OF Margaret ~iIeifner widow
of Frederick Heifner assigned therein.
6rEPHEN OH
ELTZ {DETHW WOLF
by Fulton s McCombs, their Att'ys.
March 81, 1861. 6wi2
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The Public Printing.

Mr. Gurley. Chairman Of the Committee on
Printing in the House, has caused 1t to be tel
egrapl;cd all over the country that she can
demonstrate thar L National Printing Office
will effect u saving of ,ver one hundred thou
sand dollars Il year" Mr.. G.. seems TO be in
utter ignorance of the fact that under Mr.. Blu
chanau's Admins rItiou a saving Of at least
TWO THOUSAND oLLAR Il year,
in the printing department., has already been
effected, not only as regards the past, but for
all time to come; and those of his political
friends who are posted on this subject have
not the maullness to say a word III common
iation of this immense reform inaugurated un
der Il Democratic President. The ..printing
piundcr" exists now only in imagination, and
those who have been deprived OF this opium
der" are the very persons who are melting
Mr.. Gurley TO press u measure about which il
is apparent he possesses no practical knowl-
edge whatever. When interrog gated by Mr..
Houston as to what his bill meant, he was in,
capable of answering the most simple ques-
tons. His declaration that OF G half the Price
paid for composition on Congress work is mcre
than a fair compe lsation, has rendered him
the ride lie Of every printer in the country
A Government Printing Office under the co =
troll of such a gentleman as Mr.. Peek, of
Maine. and his associates in plumber, would
and half a million to the expenses of the print
ing department Of the Government every wear.
The tMpe-settt"g and press ~o,A Except for
Post Office blanks) have never been a lust
cause of complainant if Congress pass a
law requiring all Contracts for paper, engrav-
i g, photographic printing, stereotyping. cleo
trotpying and binding, to be given, in all
cases, to the lowest responsible bidder, and
only order the printing OF such matter as por-
tains to the actual wants of the Government,
no law can ever be enacted that will give bet
ter or cheaper work than the act Of 1852. A
critical examination will prove that The men
who cow urge "a National Printing Office are
those VITO are smarting under the reforms of
the last three years. Washington Constitution.
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SHERIFF''S SHE.
,hn Barrack In Ashland County

tSHELCIFf y .SILE.
John Barrack In Ashland County
A. ]. s Mary Fry.J Common Pleas.
DURSUANr 10 the omman of sn Order to sell
m0rtgagcd. premises diiy issuad from tie Courl
OF Common Pleas OF Ashland County, and 10 me di-
rected. 1 will sell at Public Auction, at the door OF
the Court House in said County. on
Sutnriay, tie Hi duy Of Apra, A. d., 1869,
between The hours of ten o clock. y. NJ, and Jour
o clock. z. NJ, of said day. the following described
lands and tenements, to wit; Beginning at The South
West corler OF The East hall OF the North West
quarter of section tweniy-one. (2l.9 Township twer-
ty two, (22,) and Range fifteen, (15,) in said county.
thence East along the South line OF said quarter.
four y Chains and niuety-four ca. links to a stone
planted. thence North one degree (lo) West. twenty
Chains to a hickory tree thence East one degree
Nortn. five ~ Chains to n stone planted. thence
South. one degree West. twenty (2U) CHAINS TO the
North line OF said quarter, thence Vest along said
North line ninecliains. and nineEy four 70 links 10
thcnortI-wesi corner o: said east half of said quar-
ter. thence South along The West line OF said East
half OF .aid quarter. forty lio) Chains 10 the place
of beginning. Containing twenty nine acres and
seventy five hundred,hs, less ten acres sod by the
said \ J. Fry. to tichard Smalley. NOW owned
by Henry Oustott and David Mcdonnell, leaving
nineteen and three fourth acres.
Appraised at Terms of sale-ca~h.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
March IA, 1869 4ltspf 1856
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28
Rosntom q Democrat!

The Ashland Times charges S. c. BoYNToN
to the account OF the Democratic party! If
the thermometer during the past winter has
furnished any evidence Of greater GOODNESS than
this, we haven't seen it. We suppose if john
Sherman or Old Gid should follow in the foot
steps of Boynton, the Times would at oace
make a transfer of the offending one to the
Democratic party!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28
8 SALE.

Henry Winbigler. Admir-, sc.
and John Stoler. In Ashland Coz
VS.. Common Pleas.
Willard Slocum & ]. D. Jones.
nURSUANT to the command of an order to sell
mortgaged premises duly issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of said county, dated the 10Th day
of March. 1860, and to me directed. 1 will sell at
public auction at the door of the Court House in
said county, on
Saturday, the 2Sh day IF April, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
lands and tenements to wit. known and described
a. being village lots number thirteen (l3) and four
teen Q4), in the village OF Sullivan. in said coun y
of Ashland with the appurtenances thereto belong
ing. Appraised at So. Terms of Sale-Cash,
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff. +.
March 2Sth, 1860. 43tspf-5,0J