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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31
Proclamation by the Governor.
To the PeODle of Texas.

WHEREAS, information has just reached
the Executive that the Black Republican
army has overrun Missouri at different
points, and is advancing into Arkansas,
with the threat of reducing her to subjuga-
ton, and then descending upon Texas; and,
whereas, Gen. Ben. McCulloch has informed
Texans of the approaching danger. and
called upon them to prepare to meet the IN
vaders; and, whereas, the Executive has al
ready offered to the President Of the Con-
federnte States, ten regiments of Texas vol
unteers, to march upon the enemy in Mis-
souri, or Arkansas, and tho most thorough
organization is necessary, in order that we
may be able successfully to defend our own
soil-Now, therefore, ], EDWARD CLARK,
Governor of Texas, do issue this my Procla-
nation, to warn the people of the coming
danger, and to ask them to prepare to meet
it.
Tbs volunteer companies which are now
organized, whesh.r they be for twelve
months, or for the war, or whether they are
ready for Confederate or for StLto service,
must preserve their organizations, and drill
as much as is in their power.
Camps of Instruction have already been
established throughout tho State, which, II
carried out in accordance with their design
vii form the best points for concentrat' ng
the different companies, and the most USE
ful schools of discipline. They should DC
sustained But under any circumstance,
the companies should drill as often ana as
thoroughly as it is in their power 70 oo 81,
and hold themselves ready for service al
moments warming Get any arms that can
bo obtained. There are great many arms
!, nrivate hands throughout the state, ana
oye,v one of these of whatever description,
shouId be put in order, and kept in rcadi-
ness for the service. Every able bodied
man in the State should provide himself
with the best arms he can obtain, and join
some military company. The commanding
officer of each company should at once re-
port its organization to the Adjutant Cen
erals officer; aud also its condition, the
terms of service itdcsires 10 onccept-wheth-
er it is willing to go beyond the limit Of the
State. or prefers to remain within lt-and
especially the number and character OF its
arms This is necessary, in order that the
Executive, when he is required to raise an
army, may know on whom he can depend.
The Executive submits these suggestions
to YOU. with the confident belief that they
will be acted upon promptly and UNIVERSAL
ly. He warns you of the coming Storm
and asks you to prepare to meet it. 49,
Given under my hand ana the
SEAL Great Seal of tho State, at the
W. City of Austin, this the sixteenth
dav of July, A. D. 1861, and in theyear OF
the independence of Texas the twcnfy,slsth'
and of the Confederate States Of Ameri-
:. 10 6rst EDWARD CLARK.
BIRD Ho LAND, Secretary Of St0te.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

Our friend, DR.. Francis Moore, gave us
a call the other day, and We were pie ased
to find him in remarkably good health and
spirits, though but recently returned from
an extensive and fatiguing geological sur
yey of the country.
lie info ms us that he has now explored
and examined the mineral resources of a
pprtion of Texas as large as the whole State
of Virginia, and he has found nearly the
whole of it abounding in valuable miner
ais. Saltpetre, he says, is abundant on the
Little Llano, and in many other places. Iron
ore is found nearly all over the State. lie
also discoverd lead and copper in various
parts; but coal, be, says, cannot be found
except in the interior counties. lie visited
the San Saba Valley, aud wnssurprised to
find the reports of the silver mines there,
SO long circulated, are utterly without found
alton. After the fullest examination, he
could not find particle of silver ore there,
and believes that the settle net made there.
in former years, by the Spaniards, was sole-
ly for agricultural purposes, as be saw ma
ny old bitches made for irrigating the VAL
lcv-Gclrs.toz fcrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Brig. Gen. H,
II. Sibley and staff, Of the Provisional Com
fcderatc States Army, arrived here ycster-
day from Richmond, and will proceed in a
few days by the land route to Texas tia
Berwick's Bay and New Iberia.
1t will he remembered that Major Sibley
left here q few days ago to offer his services
TO the Government, simply asking for the
command of one of our volunteer regiments.
On his arrival, however, and without his
solicitation, he was Immediately appointed
a Brigadier Generally the President, with
orders to proceed immcdiatly 10 Texas and
raise brigade of mounted cavalry for ser
vice on the northern frontier of that stare.
The following officers are attached 10 the
Generals's staff: First Lieutenant h; Z. NC
Neil, Acting Assistant Adjutant GeneraI;
Sur gcon, E. N. Covey; First Lieut.. Ihos r.
Ochiltree, Aid de Camp; and Capt. VIM. ii.
Harrison, Quartermaster.
This is but n well deserved compliment
te Gen. sibley, and We may congratulate
the country on the appointment Of so gall
liant and efficient an officer.-Picagune 10th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

We were nistak,n in aiing in our last |
issue that Mr., s,einlsin, had returned 10
this place, lie did not reach home until
Saturday last,
Mr.. s. lsft Col Greer's command on the
2)th inst, a few miles beyond BOggy De-
pot. all we'll aud in fine spirits, and eager
TO be in the thieksst OF the fray in Nilsson,
vi They were marching at the rate Of 20
miles day. and would. reach Port smithby
Saturday last. Mr., s, also brOugh, us a
copy Of the National Register, published at
BOggy Depot, from which We clip the fol-
lowing extracts;
The patriotic and accomplished Lady
% Mr, REunEs wRIGHr. OF this city,. pre-
sented Col. GREER, with q beautiful Con.
felsTate tlag, which Was received with heart
felt thanks by the gallant Colonel.
AyOTHkR REGNESr.-We are informed
that the Hon. SAMPSoS n. FoLsON OF DoAks-
vile, is now actively engaged in raising
regiment OF volunteer mlliIia-under the
recent act OF the General Couneil-who
will he subject TO the order OF the Principal
Chief Tho qualifications OF Mr.. FoLsos
ssu,,smSn or ~. E.,ion .rd III GOOD
hhns,;,iss ~ L.sJ .nI 49,, Ill Nj, tor
Nm an .nyiaS,s ,,rn,s,ion .mons bis
a,Ss.rs.,I men
C, c. 10 u,., =, .,,,-,
.IP" w. w. hAnA,"s'sr2 oi 'h's NIs'h',
PN
Zoo we'll knoun asa gentleman emInen,,v
nn.Ii6.a ror an. ,o.;,Ion of enn,aincv 4,
rrs",,rs ary .n.,n, ,irms from rs
~, ,,,,
hh,oHHfp"S,Ii war III m.sson'i has
!o'eeu man! 0t ns' mos. Mea'sns iaimy's .
70 se'A p'".'G,'Vn 'Ur 'he;r P.Spery .nu "
nome '0' ,he'f 'sw,n.s ,,, ~ 'no sou'ne'"
go u.s. ha aoon na:.;n@ ,lronsS omr ,orn S
a. 80. CO.. To,.s. snJ wi,h h,, r.w c,.
$500 ", -. o.. ~ las sInvos
''P,''"s, U.S. 80 ,,,
Inc erect OF 'he g,ahu rush 'Io", missou-
Z ~ VIII unQusttiOnhOly pTOFt most ulsuot'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

wasrs. The hOuse is new, rooms and bed
ding flesh aud clean, aud the table Ss'!
supplied, The route Ih oush Washington
ami LATHE Rock will be papnlaT as well lor
1 9 aliekRe,s aud despatch rs for us hne
aesonmoda lious. would advise all Tex
ians 10 come this route,
In regard TO Texas, had almost 10 Eo,,,,
ten 70 say that Inhhoek aud Crockett wall
get nearly all the VOTES as far 1 ! could
Judge. 1 will send all tie ilens OF news
from Little Rock tomorrow night w'il
reach Memphis in three days irom THIS
place. =, ". y,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31
Coruor,tlon or the Town OF Dallas.

Ata msetins Of the Board Of Aldermen
OF tho Corporation Of the Town OF Dallas,
held July I'D. there were present,
J. L. SxiTa, Mayor.
q. W. Gusss, Rssordr.
Jas. N. Smith, Samuel B. Pryor, W. W.
Peak, z. W. Hun. O. W. Guess, Atdu~sn.
On ns'ion Of Alderman, Fryer, psn,el
N. Mason Va, appoin'od Constable ., ,so
Cooperation efthe Towns o. pai!se' 10 ~" INC
uasIpirei tern Of James 81. MecauleT' ae'
ceased. :,
oa motion ssAiieraan Pryor. James y.
Smith anl @. W. Guess were appointed g
connit,eo TO eSam!ne the books sni voneh, ,
era of Constable NcCauley. deceased nad
turn them over to Constable Mason.
Ordered, Tia. the Board adloIrn'
OEo. W. GUESS, Recorder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

nS- A sght took place on the 2Srd u''7
near the head ws,ers of the Colorado be-
:ucen a scouting party under Capt. D"Tid-
soa, from Fort CT adbourne, and party oi
Indiana. The ae itlas.ed about s minutes
aal resulted IA the death Of Capt.
g. o. Dsvidson Captain in Col. II.
E. nsCsllOsh's sgiuspL and AsartT ,.
NcCarly, a pfivS from L0ekhari. Three
Of DE inalsss . killed snd cas- badly
A.Enaafa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31
rS-we we're pleased to take by the hand

sS-we we're pleased to take by the hand
on Saturday last, OFT old friend and gallant
To1iau, Col. WIN. ?. Henderson, Of NavAr-
county. He was, with four other gentlemen
from tho sane county, on his way to bis
souri,, 70 Join the army under 0eu. Mecul-
ioea. Ths whole party were we'll armed,
md should they catch up with any of the
Hessians, they will give eosl account OF
than scly IA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

1T Wchnve received tho "Pirst Annu-
Il Report Of the Eastern Texas Female Col
lsse, located at = Tylsr, Smith, county Texas,
for l8s06l. From it we see that the Col
lsge comprises full list Of Teachers in
oluding all the various branches usually
taught in the higher institutions of the
country. The number Of pupils for the
past year, was 81, most fthem from Smith
ounty, bu. several from distance. Tho
College is under the management Of Board
of Trustees, and seems to bc we'll patroni.
aed, and prosnerovs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31
rSy- Hs give the Message of President

pT- We give tho Message Of President
Davi.. on the assembling Of tho Confederate
Congress a. Richmond, in to.dnys paper.
We received i, in q letter from the Editor,
dated, Midway, Ark, July 23.d. The Edi-
,&s. ea5Jrsss the bsoi Of III" 's.'s' 'A"t
>thc fight a. Springfield is eonarpcl. We
expce, every mia in thu State and the
Confodoraoy, to road the Message. 1t is n
plain statemca. o: facts, and necds no COM
meniatien.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

D~ Gen. r. J. Chambers, enc Of the
condi dates for Governor, paid us visit on
Saturday last. He remained but one day,
and LIFT us 70. the c,an.iss North and East
Of this place. II WAS his wish we believe
10 address the people of this place, but
lis short stay, and other circumstances
prevented. Tho Gen. has made friends
among those " hom he has M Of our citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

CaRL1LE.-The Richmond Enquirer gives
a biographical sketch of the bogus Lincoln
Senator from Northwestern Virginia, in
which it is stated that some twenty years
ago he married free colorod woman in
Virginia, and fed 10 Texas where they re-
sided for year, Carlile corresponding with
the dark motheref his better half and ad-
dressing her as dear mother" He was at
last obliged to leave Texas, and return to
V;Tgina.--frrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

Efv Attentisn is called 70 the Proclama.
.,.on Of His B1cellency Governor Clark,
published in .o-day's paper, warning the
people to be prepared for any emergency,
in view Of the threatened invasion Of Texas
from Missouri and Kansas. Nis important
that Texas should be prepared to resist any
invasion from the hordes Of Black Republic
canisu, and particularly is it desirable that
Northern Texas should be thoroughly alive
10 the danger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

s6-In the intense enthusiasm and
anxiety 70. the c1citsing uews that is now
being every day received and discussed by
our people, let itnot be forgotten that next
Monday is election day. Let every man go
TO the polls, and cast his vote. The condi-
Sa:s, at least, will be deeply interested in
che result. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

ns- The Exec ative Board Of the Texas
Bau,is, Publicat on Society, announce III
the las. number If the Texas Baptist, that
The paper viii be discontinued until there
is a decided Improvement in the 'inies
financially.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

ug-A genil. nan just from Missouri
who passed Carthage after the late night
there. says that n: was told by gentleman
rho ecerne,l 10. .kn reliable, that the Leglsla-
,h,c of ttet State had met, (he did not say
yhere) and bad passed the Ordinance Oh
sceersien. We give de rrnor "a We re-
eeiyc IL. not vouching for its authenticity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31
pes-The Del,oa Democra, says that C,

py- The Delioa Democra, says that Col.
Greer the Colonel oftho Texas Regiment of
cavalry, was distinguished Captain In the
Mexican war; and Walter ?. Lane, the
Lest. Colonel, vss Major Of Hayes rssi-
nsnt IN Msrieo, besides telng Is many
battles 10 Tsrss snone ihop the eelseIa-
"a aprypyar'a asht In Navarro c5sniy, In
.;stt A. -A,ehhs va fSssrtiy repraea-
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csrnoratlop Election.

We ere requested to announce the 'e'o~'
log ticket, to be voted for 81 The oo'p0'A'
,lon election on Monday nsit'
Por M.yor--J. L. SMITH
70. Aide. .m.n-JAxEs n. SIXTH,
W. W. PkAI,
BasuEl Is. PRroh,
Y. w. Husr,
uKoKog ". 0uesa.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

STEPHEN A. Douo Tho
the Senator was bur gG ia ,He
at Chicago. 1t was ,he Hltn o.
las, tina, the pody o 'r' hu-ha
inferred in Washin a, huJ =
yielded her opinion aldr,sIr
the people OF ll!ino r., and On
the body should remain nmg'l
Shortly before h. ig1.b, !
with his wife s wis Ir lng.
ted by and convers eel wO,h a Co
lie died ont of the y ,r o. tho
consequently did no, .Woy lie
ceremonies.
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PIEDMONT SPRING

En-. TELEGRAPI.--lu rpmru
upper cuntry a f,r itrs ,.a."
Piedmont Spring, eoi Wa ng
prised to witncs the c',enH,
mcnts made nn0 grc now ua
cnterprising owngn 4 SUNNI
the Piedmont has been nenlei
for some years, ia GRc, j.. has T.
cial necessity; scores oc Hmii,
the adjacent countirs require D.
few weeks, durirg 2rp long 6u
the monotony sri aqr,s Of lr
and n Temporal change 0,
water, and society ali CoAauco
our health and spirits Fol .b
Texas has now frs. class 81
which will soor combine, ln th'
ute detail, all tie attractions Z
that charactcI usually preset
means and appliances within T,
the public spiritta r-5yr!o.'l
made to conducc to one GgI--
and pleasure Of his guests.
The place is easy OF access f.
tral Rail Road, apl possesses m
advantages thu eili soon be,
taste and skill If it5 mGnagem
to good account,
Two hundrc3 gucsI5 can now
ably and elee ol'g cDtcytnined.
July 18th, -5jl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

BS" The India ola CoUr orh
PEELED to suspend .'s issue Unit
adc is raised or paper mills, a
ed in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

A train arrived g. .lyaga. .
days ago, from La GoucrS a
%, ,O0J pounds col per- to he shi
scillcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

Gen. Geo. ' CLARKE, c.
master and iaymss,'
Gen. McCullough's q
Army, arrived on the ,sHA
from New Orleans, on lgBt ~,
large amount OF stores fog the
ter . Department, inc nd,ug l.
wagons, etc, etc. Geg tlAr.
ment TO this division was W.
being intimately aequa uigd y
country through whica Goa !!
division will be callcI 10 oYog
are satisfied OF Gen. Claykes
capacity to Gil the of &c 'o Nh'
pointed.
The appointment q. these
the frontier, Is a sur gaorH
matters pertaining to he eru.
tion, will be promptlg ateGiD
fciently managed IJs Hrrs
inst.
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{ Whole Number, 459.

The Steamer Little R. Passed np .as'
week with one hundred aguus and secs
for Gen. MecullOugh's command ON d.
western border. On las saturday about
liza mules and horses passed through by
land, being q portion Of lLs teams h9uEd
for the west. These mule Gul lgrs's, srr
the finest We reeolleet 10 lafs seen "a ghit
vicinity. The detaehmerf q ufl-r c9r
mand OF Capt. Maxwell, Of n.e r'-..
regiment.-PHs Blgg Ns i.
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Sheriffs s Sale. sas
Me- Clsllen & Knox,
against

81. h,ss g.a against = gas isssss
tsB fs9i Il. >. Anderson -aTs assaa
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas of Nom
roe county Ohio, will offer for sale, 1t public
auction, at the front door Of the court house,
in the town of Woodsaeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, am, and 4
o'olock, p. M, on ;salsas
Saturday, tho 2nd day Of February 1851,
the following described real sstate, situate II
said sounty, to wit ltfS afss4 ssF =
Lot Number Fifteen,
in the town Of Cochransyills, Monroe county, o.
Attached and ordered tsi be. ssold % the
property of R. 8. Anderson, to satisfy . judge
ment in favor Of AcClellen & Knox. 4e.~s
C. N. MORROW, Sheriff,
Jan. 2, 1ss1.-$5,Oo Monroe County, o.
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Sherif's Sale Of Personal Property
b ss.u. Christian Weber,, ,s.,..g

/, o,si b.ss Ja,nsss Stallings. s.rsaa
QY virtue Of q writ of verditioni exponls te.
u me directed from the court ~ common
pleas Of the county Of Monroe sand stats Of
Ohio, viii offer for sale ON the apreuiisss Of
James stallnss, in Franklin ,township, in seid
county, between the hours Of 10 O'clock, ..
M, and 4 o'clock, p. M, on
Wsdne.day, the I6h day Of Janudry I Sel.
tho following personal property, TO wit:hs
One two-horse wagon, g 40 q
T One buggy % ~sas ''i,p' si3is >
One yoke Of oxen Aeiff .ssab-s
y Levied on as the property Of 'Sames stall
linss. II 81 asC. n. MORROW, shsrfA,Iw
Jan. z, lssln-s1s7s, Monroe Gofnsy,0k
sbisbsd Sn 10 aosss sassssvsas
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Sheriff's Sale. = sai
Tallant & Dsleplain., ''s 'l'si
against Z 's'ih s'3 =
George Thonp pson, ~ ellH

DY virtue Of writ Of usndstissi sSrsnassto
I'D me directed from the court Of conmsn
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, Iiwii .oAsr for
sale At public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the town Of Woods6eld,, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clodk.
=, M, and 4 o'clock, p. m, son EEsdasss sas
Saturday, the End day Of Fsbrssargsl Il sol,
the following described real; estate, situatssin
said county, to wit: ,,sf.azs in r.,.,. v,,,saa
ai,4 LotaN umber. Eleyen,b ls
in the town of BAresviHe, in said ooupty.isn
Levied OF as VIA proparty Of George Thomp-
son, to satisfy q Judgement in favor Of Ta1TAnt
& Dsleplain. g. II. MORROW, Sheriff
Jan. 4 sAAsl.--sa.9A Monroe County, O.
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Sheriff's Sale II,
Joseph Luckeysps 10
aiep45 sgainst h-ddo5 u
John Hnlow.T h4;,.4.

,RY virtue Of q writ of reaaitisns erppaas 10
~ me directed from the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, win ofsf Tor
sale at public auction, at the front door of ths
court house, in the town ofJWo odsneld, I'm said
county, between the hours Of 10 o'elsck, = m,
and a O'Clock, r. M, on a4sdss s.sa
Saturday, The 2nd day q, February, 1861.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit he ASts9sss 400
The west half of1>ths south eastsquaYtexa Of
the south west quarter, of section nine, tewn-
ship four, and range six, containing nineteen
acres, more or less; also, the west half or The
south west quarter Of section nine, townshiH
four and range six, containing seventy -nine
acres, more or less.oE .shug haa iss7fa
s Levied upon as the property, Of Joseph
Lucksy, at the suit of Joseph Luokay.
C. NJ. MORROW, Sherif,
Jan. 2, Iss1.-$4,oo. Monroe Gounsy,o.
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" --s-se,s @ ~ - COUNTY EXPENSHS Cr D 9. NJ
.: ] per per- cent @ on 9; sas; s ] &c. % 4::s On % DAY s t
collected 1859 s S.
interest H' 1s on ss a. Rsrsau. ] PAID .ss
s wit .ss
.ss vii, with .Ss asa ss M
To.l expenditures 1850 oz !.
$ - lss sess y q EXPEN DITURES
1s; .ss der.
Pei. Martin sa % . nss s ar,s sss,s p..,t s 90 90
n assa aS an Co. for for work na Iasnou % % and j. ii -
" susis1 medical .isad.ns. on inmates Of Jail 90
sg1 @ y .s.I ;sa:, aa. :
nsaahon posas. county 49, so
s;::s: g: III: ::s:
;s Smith RA d. % sss sss % ,1 for :'s; ss s: . coal for count, Offices
riss. TO- ss sn: s, for 'ss s.as ss s..
w. as.s asins for sss sas., 1s I'd, s s III
s x. a.. a:.s & G sss sa I and repairs @ so
..n E s for & ss sn & % s% s casnss. B.,p
] % ss ss ; ;' sa : oG rs % s ,a ,ns s
ss: s.s: T. ;ss: Il. ssss sse..
4 b asas sa ; &c siss t i: ssss % s.ss s.1' office
. T. Jordan ss.ss: s s s fee: t ..': S and court n.. ' IS g g
oeono sora 'faa oaa c.n, township
As Mss; i
.s:' s..s freight c.snes II
1s
j. ns.s @ for s: ss.. + sssa sss' cas..., n rs
ford. onXt County
William. n a ss for s and essss se S % 90
J. NJ KiriDrd. for stationery for county ONCE. IL II
Jaass Wsihbu for ladder house 4 so
Joel J.dtin: @ for lamp and oil for county od s* is
sssair y Baker for stationery &C. for omses u 81
Martin l. Bowssr for fees Auditor t SIS 60
Joel F. Randolph for Attorney Reed ". Neil
am ReadfO lin of Ready Neil.
Lewis Wise for cleaning house - stf
10 Philip wagonheim for hauling lime
Thomas Little l
Burke and Barnes fer safe for county treasury ao7 40
freight on - sa.'a7 IS
Daniel Walton for boting ..ef-.5s.,1
a" J. srusss appraiser in , SO
n 8 Baker for recording burnt records -e=
81 sns' for stationery
repairs Jail ~
Ts., ss sasd. , jill and Of Same 'sf 81 %
at
y" Co for so
Jacob Egger jr for haalug boards for coal house @
William Read for work a. Jail and court house SO
Judkns county
" A. D. Ddgg' for goods for jail aad inmates of same - Il
Hamilton Moore for transporting Mary Moore
B Reed for freight books fron oolunbus Barassv
for freight on books from B.rn..,n 90
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RY virtue Of writ Of ofivsndissontszpsses ts
~ me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe- county, Ohio. 1 will .olEss for
sale At public auction, at the trent doer Of the
court house, in the town Of Wosdsneld in said
county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock! & m.
and o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, the End day ef february fy1l,
the following described real estate, situate I'm
said county, 10 wit; j ~
The east half of the south west quarter Of
the north east quarter, of section twsnty,
township two, and range four, containing
twenty acres, more or less.
Z Levied upon as the property Of Jacob Shock
to satisfy = judgement in favor Of n, Brennan
L Co. &C. M MORROW, Sheri1,
Jan. 2, 1ss1.-$3,60 Monroe Comfy, o.