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i q w p RIG ES.
aprI.ddwly
L EOkUk DRUG STORE.
Firth 81. between Main a Blondeau,
KEOkUk, IOWA
large assortment Of Drugs, Chemicals fnstru-
ments, and Fancy Articles Just received at the above
establishment. comprising all the new Chemical Pre-
parations, Tilden's Fluid Extracts. Trasses Abdon
nal Supporters, Pessaries, speealums of all kinds,
slethosc0pes. Catbeters, Spe fmaiorrhna Rings and
soarTplehdd Cases of Gharfieres Superior lnstru-
ments.
These articles having been selected with special
reference 10 the known wants of the Prafes sion,
offered on the beet termslo Physciansand others.
aprled&w
VACCINE SCABS.
Fresh Vaccine scabs siwsyson hand and for
sale al the kE0kUk DRUG STORE
splaaaw Fifth 81. bet Main and Blondeau.
YKUSSES. ~
ri s.s 'n fd r s..t. cure bel
li-vrd to b. the best made in the lsted ~
States, aud are in use by the most distinguish 4f1
ed Surgeons IN tile West. Fer sale at the 2K II
kEokUK DRUG STORE. ~ III
(sOMpOUND HYpOpHOSPHITE
~ oP MANGANESE
va4s celebrated As remedy Ia Pulmonary affections,
highly recommended ID the Medical Journals ~ the
most vainabl medicine discovered obsti ale
| and distressing Coughs. Fer sale III The
apfUda~ kEOkIk DRUG STORE.
II NSTlsUM ENTS
ii For the cure Of Club Foot and Deformed Limbo
and Spine, mbracing the latest and most Scientific
lmproyen eEIs, for sale nj the
kEokuk DRUG STORE,
| janIsdaw 5sh So, bet'n Main and Biondeuu.
I IMPROVED ELASTIC EXTENSION
SYRINGE.
Lewis RiehHrdson's-the most beautiful and conse
nieut apparatus yet Invented tor sale at the
my 26daw kE0kUk DRUG STORE
INANCl ARTICLES.
/ Il Embracing Colognas, Toilet Soaps. VERY nnel
tinatgre Rouge, Pink Balls, Aromatic GAchous tfoi
the brealh) for sale al the
apiedaw KEokUk DRUG STORE.
MILITARY WORKS.
Nv Array Regulations,
| Inited states Tactics,
Cavalry 4actes,
Hardee' y Tactics,
SCOTS Tactics,
soldiers Handy Book
Iroos' Military Handy Book
| For sale At OGDEN, BROWNELL Il Co y
i GIIy Book STORE,
I seltld - Main street
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+ sOLEMAN'S LONDON MUSTARD,
" Hecker'a Parina,
Corn Starch,
Pearl Sage.
Bakers Chocolate,
Assorted Extracts,
Table Salt. in boxes. Lohsters aud "a rdnss,
Low q Sos's (i.ondoHl Toilet snap.
falsncis kaistus, Ibc per pound,
Uoutl, Refined Powdered sugar,
Crushed and Refined White Sugars,
Clarified as.d BroAh aapars,
For sair low BY ROBERT son n BRO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Saturday Night Report.
Rolla, Nov. 70.
McCulioch---
Here the line broke.
Rolla, Nov. %.

Here the line broke. !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-02-27
The Speech OF Old Abe.

We have never read such speeches as those
made by Old Abe OH hisSjourney from Spring.
field towards the White House since General
Scott ran for President; and then, indeed, We
were RECALLED with some choice oratorical;
morsels. 1t is quite refreshing to hear the
ex railsplitter and present journeyman Cabi-'
net maker delighting his audience with such
choice and original expressions as "passionaf
attraction" and quaint illusions to Stree love"
and homeopathy. We expect to be ery.much
amused when the angular features of the
elect of his people make their appearance in
New York. What we want 10 = good Western
anecdote, and we hope the natural modesty of
Mr.. Buohanan's successor Will not prevent
his giving us the desired treat.-New York
Herald. re.sT si ss7 z. ss=-esia -
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Road Notice.
Shel'iT's Sale.
q l - AiuoJ
aoaiust


-, r.s, John Stuksys and ethsrs.a e,,,s
DY virtue of an order of sale in partition to
ID me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe county Ohio, 1 will offer fer
sale, af public auction, At the front dsor of the
eeurt house, in the town Of WooasGeld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
=. n., and 4 o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, the 18th a~y Of March. 1881,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: 1Ef
Being part Of the north west quarter of ses-
ton twenty four, township four and range fsur,
containing one hundred and forty-nins acres
more or less, and appraised ct $2S0S. 499 !
Also the following real estate, to wit: The
north east quart er of the north east quarter Of
section thirty, township four andsranss four,
containing thirty-sight acres, more or less,
Said last tract appraised subject to the dover
estate of Hannah Stul-ey, at S692. a's
Ordered to be sold as the property of John
Starkey, and others, at the suit of Marx Al
berts.
-a@f 9aH c. N. MORROW, Sheriff, -
Feb. Il, Is6l.-1$4,s5 Monroe County, o. :
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doubtful This is the lion at the door Of
settlement. Some time since the oppo-
nents of compromise sent to Kansas to
secure the attendance of delegate who,
they hoped, would act with them. To-.
day the delegate appeared and asked ad.
mission, but the anti compromisers, having
but little faith in their ally, opposed his
admission on the ground of the near APP
prosch of the final action of the Com.
mittee. A greater part of the afternoon
was occupied with the question Of his ad-
mission. s.ya3..fs -1sf
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NIO Office is hereby given, that there will be
In offered for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the court house, in Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohio, on the
l7M day Of april, aers, saseA
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described tract
Of land, to wit:
sThe;east half of the north west quarter OF
section 16, in originarsurveyed township num-
Der five, Of range number six, containing so
acres, being the same land sold by the Auditor
of said county, on the 9th day of March, A..
D. 1858, to Baltzer Butt, jr., for the sum of
fourteen hundred and twenty dollars, and the
said Baltser Butt, jr.s having failed to comply
with the requirements of the law under which
the above described tract of land was sold,
the same having been sold under an act of
the Legislature of the State aforesaid, passed
on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1852, and the
amendatory acts thei eto; the above lands will
have to sell for the sum OF fifteen hundred
and forty-six dollars and twenty-five cents, to
be paid on the day of sale. 9ss l.. tea
MARTIN L. B0WSER, Aud =
FEB. ~, lsSl.--Sv. Monroe Co., y.
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Latest from the Peace Confer.
WAsHINGreN, Friday Feb. 90

? + Il .E-- ~
WASHINGTON, Friday. Feb. 81.
70 the Editor of the Enquirer: 1szs,
AS / said wonld be the case, tie Peace
Conference. at one 2. NJ. to day. com
menced voting on the propositions Of
settlement. All ground debate was then
closed and amendments commenced to be
proposed. discussed in FIVE minute speeches
aud voted upon. 1t is useless for me to
send the various propositions. as all of
them, or their substance. has before been
published in one form or other.
1t is expected that some fifty amend.
ments or substitutes will be offered before
the Conferences win come to final vote
Some of the Commissioners think that an
entirely satisfactory plan of settlement
will be adopted on Monday, if not to,
morrow. If it is approved on Saturday,
tits believed that it will be by smaller
nsjority than it would receive on Monday,
as it is expected when Mr.. Lincoln arrives
here and learns the true state of the coun.
try, he will make known his views in re.
gard to q compromise, which the conserve.
tive Republicans say will be favorable.
This may prove to be correct; but see
nothing in his speeches delivered in Phil.
adelphia this morning to sustain such a
faith. aysao ~ ifaa9 - hf& a1es4 4
Let happen what will, I am assured
that the Conference will adopt such plan
as all the Border States can stand upon
but whether the required number of States
will adopt it as part Of the Constitu
Ition, and make it the law Of the Ian6, il
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The Pittsburgh Female College.

The present term of this highly success.
ful and useful institution closes on the
18th of next month, with the usual literary
exercises. In the evening literary con-,
test will take place, in which several of
the pupils will take part. Five gentle
men will preside as judges on the occa-
sion, aud a silver cup will be awarded to
the successful contestant. The exercises
will De fullfof interest, and we look for
highly exciting contest among those young
ladies who propose taking part in them.
The spring session will commence on
Wednesday, the 2Oth of March. Those
at o distance who intend to enter, would
do well to give notice TO the President,
Rev. G. Pershing at as early day as
possible The attendance during the
past session has beer far in advance OF
that of any previous winter in the history
of the College The institution has been
gradually but surely winning it's way into
the affections of the public, until it can
now beast q patronage far in advance OF
that of any similar school in eastern Ohio
or western Pennsylvania. As evidence
of its great success under Mr.. Pershing's g
Administrations, we may cite the fact that
not only was fne philosophical and
chemical apparatus purchased this year,
but the Indebtedness of the institution
was reduced some $4,000. The Trus.
tees are fortune, Indeed, in the services OF
gentleman Of such efficiency and ability
as Mr. P, and under his active manage
mont, the College cannot but succeed.
The institution we consider one of the
best managed and meritorious in the couns
Il try, and as such we can cheereully com.
mend it 20 all having daughters to edu.
cate. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Rev. 1. G. PershiDg, Principal of the
above named institution is known by many
of our citizens to be eminently qualified
for his position. Several ladies from this
county are attending his college and they
and their parents are highly pleased with
it At the next session there will be over
two hundred students in attendance. ~
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FsAdyer,ising.

All seasons are gooe for advertising,
and dali times are IS good as any for the
adssrti6ers, f0r what little is going on
theysgph endiwhileEothers are grumbling
they pay their way; and With, .newspa.
per for life praserver. swim on the top
Of the water, while Others around thcm
ere 1iuking, Advertising is the very sun=
skift OF bdsiness. A. man makes very
littleo6 this world unless he lets people
know be is in it. Hooking Sentinsl. $50
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THE OIL EXCITEMENT.

The oil excitement in Noble is quite high,
and portions of that county have become SO
greasy it is almost impossible to remain in
them without slipping into a 'sboring" specu-
lation. The Repu blcan says three hundred
wells are in operation and adds: -
We are not prepared with reliable data upon
which to base a statement in regard to the
average yield of these wells. Some of them
are yielding largely-many more are paying
very handsome profits, while comparatively
few are apparently worthless. Wha. the ay-
erase yield of: the different wells now in ops-
ration is, we know not-no doubt they vary
very materially in quantity, but the oil is all
Of q superior quality and commands higher
price in market than the oil of the Pennsyl-
vania wells. The Dutton we'll is probably the
most lucrative one now in operation, from
which we are credibly informed $500 barrels
have already been taken. The average yield
Of this we'll is about sixty barrels per day.
In this community, of course, the excite
ment is very great. Joint Stock Companies
are formed for the purpose of boring for the
fluid, and strangers are pouring into our vii
lage by scores in search of soil sites" and
soil leases" As an evidence of the oil ex-
element down on the Creek, We were iaform-
ed the other day by a gentleman of veracity
| that within the space of one mile, in the
neighborhood of Maoksburgh, there are six
1 hundred laborers at work sinking wells, and
the cry is "stin they come''-that it is almost
impossible to sleep at night for the click of
the pick aud drill. The excitement is By no
/ means confined to the Macksburgh "Oil Re-
gion,'' but is to be found al along the Greek
Alse on the Little Creek, Salt Run aud Wills
Creek where we understand they have every
appearance of plenty of the fluid.
The people in our county are also catching
the icontagion Two wells in tho neghbor-
B hood of Senecaviile are being vigorously pros
ecuted, two or three soil Leases" near the
cid Norton Salt Works, are sold to as many
different companies, and in Adams and Rnoz
townships, oil sites are eagerly; looked after
I one leased to GAINESVILLE company, another
1 prosecuted by the proprietor, Mr. Wilson
4 and Others patiently awaiting the develop
4 ment of the others labOrs.s oi.oa AtiA 'is
We see no reason why we shonld not have
4 oil in abundance in this county. We are OF
= direct linesfrom the Pennsylvania wells t.
the Virginia ones, and both north and soutf
of us, oil has been obtained in abundance
! We believe success and plenty of oil will re
ward the enterprise of our "boring' citizens
i l-Gnernsey Times. q y
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Sherifs Sale.
Isaac Smith.
r. against -


tfGsnss7a N Bishop. and others. s t3fns.77
- me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, At the front door Of the
court house, in the town Of WoedsfeId, in
said county, between tho horrs Of 10 o'elssk
a, M, and 4 O'clock, y. M, on "a
Saturday. the l6M day Of Aarsh, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north west quarter of the south east
quarter of section twenty -four, township TIVE,
and range seven.
Alss the north east quarter Of the south cas-
quarter of section -, township two, and range
seven. 7''"e'' t.'tt'2 @i'4S
Also the north east quarter ofthe zorth east
quarter Of section 23, township three, and
range seven. AtN -. r .s@F
Also the north east quarter Of the north east
quarter ef section 3s, township one, and range
four.
Alse the north half Of the south east quar-
ter of section fifteen, township two and range
four. go tiR
Also the north east su,rtsr Of the south
east quarter Of section 81, township two and
range four. 90 70 a&A<aa
yAlxo the north half Of the north west quar-
ter of section fifteen, township two, and range
four. r.szs.apd gsdSs 81 ailS hla1
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of N Bishop and others, at the suit
Of Isaac Smith. 5 srf.
aTC.g M. MORROW Sheriff,
Feb. Is, ls61.-$s,45. Monroe County, O..
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i. Weights and Measures.

We have recently published the stand
ard weights and measures of this State.
They were copied from an exchange, and
we have since sscertained they were not
entirely correct. The following we have
ourselves copied from the Stasute, and
know them to be according to law. s.. -, ~,
The standard bushel Of stone coal,
coke and unsacked lime shall contain
twenty.six hundred aud eighty .eight
square inches.s - :
Glover seed. sixty pounds. e -
Timothy seed, forty five pounds.
Buckwheat, Fifty pounds. F
Beans, sixty pounds. 49,, sT.55. 80, 4 = :
Peas, sixty pounds. 80 s'z@s 80.
Hominy, sixty pounds si,s a.5s
Irish potatoes. sixty pounds .szs $
z Sweet potatoes, Fifty pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty. three pounds.
Dried spples, twenty-five pounds
Wheat. sixty pounds. 5
Shelled corn, fifty pounds. a3a
Corn in the ea-, seventy pounds.
Rye, fifty six pounds. 400 3.
Flax seed. fifty six pounds
Barley, forty-eight pounds. s
Oats, thirty TWO pounds. ..
Malt, thi-ty-four pounds. sa : .as
Hungarian grass seed, fifty pounds. =.
Hemp seed, forty-four pounds.
Millet seed, fifty pounds. = ssoa .ss
: : 3 -ss.s -EE
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waiAfs-Ms hear dmany complaints
Of sslie .tack~srdness of the wheat crop in
lIiA ceenty, In exposed situations it has
bSSh seSiouslJ Injured. and it cannot be
dshhsd that 'tts styls of weather we have
generally had. apd are haying,is decided.
tkssbsd FOR the wheat crop" If we don't
have. more snow to- pro.ect.it from the Sc !.
ssFss fFosss swes will have more croaking
than wheat next harvest Bsrnesviile
LnsdKSsser. -
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Sherif's Sale.l =
T. 4 G. Diehl. {
a..sc.t
Silas Jackson.

pYvirtus Of 3 writ of ssnditisai erpsnss 70
u me directed from the court Of common
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, I will ofer for
sale At public auction, at the frsnt door Of the
court house, in the town Of Woodsfsld, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, . M,
and O'Clock, p. M, sn
Saturday. tho 18th day Of March, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north west quarter of section twenty,
township four and range ave. a-'
Taken in execution and levied upon a. the
property of Silas Jackson, At the suits OF P, 8
c. Dishl. C. n MORROW, shsrif,
Fss. IL 1esl.-$2,Ax NsaPss Cs1sk, q
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spALDISG's PREP4RED GLUEl
spALDING's PREPARED GLuEf
spALpING.s PREPARED. sGI:uRf
SAVE rnx PIE cRs,

So SAVE Tux PIE cRsl -senis
ECoNoMY!a ,a9a} 20 s. DTSPATUHf
EGaA STITCH IN TINE Saws Nrsx !.szau
/! As accidents will happen, even in veil ssE-i
ulated families, il il very desirable - ,hayS
some cheap and convenient way for fepaitinE
Furniture, Toys, Croeksry, &c. sa7 Aeli 2a
+ hsV SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE essb
meets all such emergencies, and no hons sheld
can afford to be without it, 1t 10 always ready,
and up to ths sticking point, -.
3"USEFUL In EVERY HOUSE, s.s'n
MIA brush accompanies each BotfIss
Price, rs eenta.a Address, ,sc7ag sfisssv bze
-s3 v5yp So HENRY C. 1SPALDIHG., q.
No. As CEDAR Street, New York.
isii4aieoGs IL CAUTION. "a az l5BafI
As certn,n unprincipled persona are assE
tempting to palm eli on the unsuspectissg pub
lie, limitations Of my PREPARkD GLUR,r /
would caution all persons TO examine before
purchasing, and see that the full nan,S. s-aD
g. SPALDINGSs PREPARED GLUR, RaHs
is on the outside wrapper; all oshsss ars sS5ntl
ding counterfeits.
| Feb. a., 1861.
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sSs !ssm .saSsa1 hssq For the a"Spirit."9
Hen 10 Make o Good Dish OF Mdsh.s

.Ss sssm .saosa9 bssq For the a"Spirit."3
Hen - Make . Coed Dish Of Mush.
Take cold mush slice it and fry it the
usual dway until done, then lay the slices
ile bakepsnand cut them'i in small pieces,
covsti0g Ethe whole bottom of the pan.
Thsd rake , Or s eggs. ono tea cupfall Of
sweet milk and . table spoonful of -four,
beat wall Together and pour the batter
over the pan Of fried imnsh, put it in the
Move and let il bake Is or 30 minutes till
y " brown,, then serrs at the table and
yea willhaye . favorable dish for break.
fast; try il and you will find it the best
dish Of nush you ever eat. e -.
- .,.lk LOVER OF Coop THINos.e
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NOTICE.

ON tho 4th day of February, in the year
" 1851, the Probate Court Of Nonros Coun-
ty, declared the estate of William Tidd, Sen.
deceased, to7bs probably insolvent. Credit
ors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undsrsignsd
for allowance, within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they will not be On
titled TO payment. WIN. 1IDD, Admir-.
February 13, 1861 .-4w.
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TO TEACHERS.

rTHR Board OF Examiner. OF Monroe County
i will hold meetings at Clsrington, at the
meeting of the Teachers Institute, sommenc-
ing -
March 25th, 1861.
1t is the intention of the Board to make the
examination more thorough and not hold as
many as heretofore held Teachers will take
notice that this win be tho only examination
held until the latter part OF summer. -ssq
BY order of the Board, fsyl.
.s.i5e JANIS O. AMOS, Clerk.
February 81, 1s6l.-5w. ~ :. e
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I" The New York Times claims to
have seen letter from an American in
England stating that the Britiah Ministry
had decided not to reeognize the South.
ern Confederacy. -
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By ths best artists in Europe and America
viii be awarded among members truly mag
nifcsnt and national benefit. The engravings
will be ready for delivery on and after October
18th, and will be served to subscribers in the
order Of their subscriptions-thos coming in
early, will theretors receive the earliest i'm
preston: they will be sent packed in strong
cylinders, to any part of the country, except
California, Postage Free. -,
Subscribers in California, IN the Canadas,
the Provinces. the West India Islands, and in
Europe will remit fifty, icen;s e<trs to dsfray
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JouRsAL" is regularly mailed upon each issue,
viz:-March, June, September and December.
In remitting subscriptions, be sure to give
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Seal all ttsrs securely and direct plain
lyto b'B cd LOUIS H. STEPHENS, tad hn
Publisher for Proprietors, lis -
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rAHSnar ron SALs or Rsxr.4fhe extensive
taunsry Of ofrMessrs. Steel & Hughes, at Stat
ford, in;this county, Is offered for sale or rent
on reasonable TERMS We are informed this
ksslargs and eli-furnished establishment,
and thatrit has, done > very good business.
This may be the tide in the affairs of some
man which will alesd him ON to fortune"
IHEfsf III B<filHt ~
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cE The Election for Postmaster in Cam
bridge was not satisfactory, and it is to be
tried over again. 80
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DEATH OF A MINIsTRR.-On Thursday
last,, Rev. M. iCowen, Methodist minis
ter, died At Somerton, Of Consumption.
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w Mr.. Lincoln fears "the great con-
fidence in his ability is unfounded.' Ev-
cry speech he makes strengthens such an
opinion. 3sis.i 5-'
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that l will offer for
lN sale at public auction, at tie front door
of the court house in Woodsasld, Monroe
county, Ohio, iiAt@ o1@st4fs5 ii3
On the 11h day Of Apr;l ner,,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described tract
of land, to wit: The east half of the north
west quarter of section number I 6, in original
surveyed township number 6, and range num-
ber I, containing 80 acres, being the same
land sold by the Auditor of said county on
the 4th day of March A. D. 1S4e, to Charles
Daley, for FIVE hundred and seventeen dol
lars and sixty eight cents, and by him assigned
to William Daley, and by said William Dali
Icy assigned to David Forshey; and the said
David Forshey having failed to comply with
the requirements of the Law under which the
above-described land was sold, the same hav-
ing been sold by an act of the Legislature of
the. State aforesaid, passed February End,
lS43, and the amendatory acts thereto, the
above described tract Of land will have to sell
for the sum Of one hundred and fifty lone dol
lars and fifty cents, to be paid on the day OF
sals.s q al alAtADA ,Ea = sfsa u L '4.t-
~ MARTIN L.sBOwsRR,
ss:s9s. s51s Auditor Of Monroe county, Ohio.
Feb. 81, 186l.-6w. .ssrtk