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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-09

r. NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
ae IRON WORKS-The undersigned beg leave to infoI1n
w q the public builders generally, that they
w. featuring al! kinda of Architectural and Building Iron
Work their foundry Of Magnolia and rao streot3
Office in Davidson Ro CHrorGelot neetuch Ferandshs
Railing Shutters Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges. Roofs etc
They keen constantly on Cast and Wrought Iron Col
uuns Venaors Sash Weights and fill all orders Of
every description CT OaFtgQ Coarnrs Store and House Fronts
WIN BENNETT IURGEs, Davidgon's Row,
,o2k If Car0ndeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-09
PUBLTC HOUSES,

The public the friends Of the undersigned hereby
tilted establishment been open FIRST
dav of November.
The house connections and well ventilated and the loca
convenient business and OF the
pleasant In the city,
private parties ana families be had ut all
times families will be supplied the notice.
Also COLD LUNCHES and SUPPERS for RaII and Soees
The undersigned having been employed the principal Res
Of this city has acquired thorough knowledge of the
business which he confident will cnabc him satisfy those
who may favor the establishment with their patronage.
1at2 Pm EDWARD DENECHAUD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

ARRIVAL OF TRANSPORTS AT Locusr Porsr
In accordance with previous orders the stea m
transports Thomas Swami and Virginia, from
New YORK loaded with army supplies and storei
for Washington, arrived at this bort and com.
Inenced discharging at Locust Point These
steamers We're followed by other transport sailing
vessels aud steamers from the mouth OF the Pot0,
mac ana elsewhere until late yesterday afternoon
when there was feet Of not less than .,xteen
vessels lying OF Locust Point. Mr. j. ID. Mexican
10 tue agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company at the Point, and he has enereetIcaIlv
the stores from the vessels to the cars. Bv rnn.
Ming the freight trains by night as well as by dav
II 10 thought the immense extra transpoftation
business can be affected without materialIv
ger trains to and from Washington Yesterday
WIN +. Smith, Esq, master Of TRANSFORMATION
was at the Point experimenting the arrangement,
Inc Increased arrival OF vessels has sdded TO the
Bait San p. y. - - = 'Ae pvt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

DEATH OF COLONEL MARSHALL, OF The SEv.
EnIH MAINE REGIMENr.-The Baltimore Su,
says:
Yesterday, about noon, Col Thomas H. Mar.
shall, In command of the Seventh Maine Regi.
ment, which has been encamped on the eastern
connnes OF the city for nearly two months past
died at the boarding house of MIR. N w SIyde
In broadway, near Lombard street The deceased
was gentleman Of some note In Maine, having
been speaker Of the House of Representatives al
Ing thirty-hve years Of age BIS disease wa,
typhoid fever, from which he has suffered some
three weeks, and during which time he has been
most assiduouslY attended by the best medical
skili OF the city, Drs. Buckler. Mckenzie, and
Cockeren being with him.
The remains will to-day be removed to his
late residence at Belfast, Me-, under military es
cory. me regiment which he commanded wal
Yesterday removed to some point unknown and
therefore cannot participate Ia any funeral 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THIS VICINITY
There was some considerable stir in the camps OF
the military hereabouts during Thursday night
and yesterday, in consequence of several regi-
nents receiving marching orders for other points
Several regiments moved from their camps, which
Were occupied by others. The Third regiment,
from Fort McHenry, appeared on the streets early
In the afternoon, headed by a very fine band and
drilled In Monument Square. The regiment is
alfred In the regular army uniform, and looked
and drilled remaf kably well. The regiment re-
turned to the Fort about 4 o'clock Bali Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

Col HARVEY BRowN's INrEsrIoys Mr.
PACKARD, native Of Maine and fugitive from
rionds, VINO arrived by the Mcclellan, commu-
arrangements to open the batteries upon Pepsacois
on the 10th; and thst he was prevented by the
affair at the month Of the Mississippi. which
made IL necessary for two OF the shfps which
We're 10 have taken part In the action 10 90 10 th
aid Of our blockading deet.
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DROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE ON
Il THE HOOP.


SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying to the Govern
mInt ."0 Beef Cattle on the Hoof. are vIted the
18th Gay OF November, 1861, at IL O'Clock m. The
Cattle 10 he deiv-red In Washington city, on the
SOth day OF November. 1851, or 9 soon thereafter
"a the G"yernment may airsct. The bids TO bs
223 q street, Washington city, Endorsed Pro-
pOsas"
SEALED PRoPos, rs are also invited till The 18th
day OF Novs mber, l86 at 90 ock .. m. for sup
ply ng the Severn ",rnt q 0cO Head OF Beet Cattle
on the hoof, The Cattle to be delivered at IA ms
thereailrr as the GovsrEm ent may direct The
bids to be directed to Lieut.. F. BARROI L. A.
e.. y. =. 223 " street, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
and "EndoIsed Proposals."
SEALED PROPOSALS are invired till the 18th of
coy HesJ Of Rls r. Sc 10 M for applying
Cattle 10 re delivered on the SOth day of January
1879, At either York, Chambersburg, or Harris
burg, Pa as the Government may direct The
bids to be directed TO Maj. A. BECkWITH, c &.
u. s. A., 222 street, WASHINGTON, ID, C, aud
endorsed Proposals."
Government reserves to itself the right to pay In
Tres. ury notes, and to reject any bad for any
cause. 10 bid will be entertained unless the bidder
Is pr' sem TO r-snond to his bid.
HEach lot OF Cattle delivered shall average at
will DO received which weighs less than 900
pounds gross weight.
FoRM OF BID.
L. A b, DO herebl propose to deliver to the GOV
eminent good Beef Cstt e on the hoof for per
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at, according TO the terms of the en-
oosed advertisement. The Cattle to be weighed
on the sea- les, AID the weight go determined to bs
the purchase weight. 1 hereby agree 70 give a
good and su.hclent bond for the folfllment of the
contract, ana 10 receive Treasury notes or other
Go YER snt lands In payment for the Cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

NEW TELEsRAPH.-The President Of the U nitet
states received yesterday telegraphic dispatch
from San Francisco, California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

The SANITARY COMMISSION, through Its ener.
ge'ic Secretary, Mr.. Olmstead, is supplying our
wounded soldiers in the late action with all
needful articles tor their well-being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

IL The Montreal Pilot states that gentleman
has reached the United States who IL TO relieve
pr husssii, the special correspondent Of the
IL There are seventy mills In New England
now engaged In manufacturing cloth for the Bow
eminent, and the value Of the goods ordered In
about go, OOO. OOO :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26
Terms cash, IN ,Resisf ,,,,
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auonuneer,.

BY j. Z. mcOU lkE a. CO.. Auctuneert
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Il AT PUBLIC ACTION On TUESDAY MORN
ING, Octobsr 18th, AZ 10 O'Clock. az the residences
OF the late Mrs. Julia Keep, on + street, between
10th AID Eleventh streets, shall sell by virtue Of
A. order :rom the honorahle Orphans Court for
" WASHINGTON county, ID. c., all the Furniture and
Excellent RosevCod Piano Forte ,Stool, and Cover.
h6ndsome Rosewood sofa, ana Arm Chair
- finished In Green and Gold Brocatelle,
PAR OF elegant French p ate Mantel Mirrors
Msrb'e top Center Tables. WhatnOt,
w slnut Hair spring eat Parlor Chairs,
We've, and Brussels Carpets,
Ulloloth and stair Carp sts.
Gilt Window Shades, Cornioss. and Fixtures
handsome sir yurte inS, ace GnTt.iUs,
Flush Lounge, Mahogany Secretary a ID Bookcase,
slabs and Brackets, B fcnze Hat Tree,
msntel Ornaments. Vases.
handsome co lection Of Shells,
HaEdeome Green AID Gold Marble-top Cottage
Mahogany French Bedsteads, Bureaus and wash
stands,
Superior Feather Beds, Boosters, and Pillows,
Cured Hair Mattresses,
anfets Comforts, Cou1terpenes,
Several whole pieces of superior Irish Liner, for
Sheeting, Towels, Napkins, &c,
Solid Silver Tea Set, Water Pitcher, Goblets,
spoons, Forks, Fish Knives, Sugar sud salt
Nah gany 8 deSoard with Msrbe-top,
Do Dining and ott er Tables,
Together With many other articles Of Housekeep-
ing necs not necessary 10 enumtrate.
credit of 81 dare, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
Lucy A. WHEELER, Administrators.
oc y j. G Mos UIRE co Aucts.
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SwoR Dis, sABREs, sAsHEs

S"ONUSi ShENESi ShSHES,
NJ. w. GALT.& BRO, opens thi. morning. mn.
with other hne Military good, Richly Embossed
Bronze and Gilt Soibbsrd-for presentation pur
The NEW REGULATION STAFF DRESS.
Line, Naval. ald other Swords, Sabres, Sasbes
Ep.ule Is, 60.
Military and Naval Goods, are offered unusuall,
low. NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRIs., Jewel ers
s3t Pa. av, doors west of Browns tiOte..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26
AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Apcuoseer,
pEws, GALLERIES, COLUMNS PULPIT
y Gas synHxRs, PIPEs AND sTOvEs AT AUcfros'
3 oeloes zee SD ff isisy cSu. .Ssn
p, eetveen Louisisns svense and 4 st, he H.
Al iAs Ptys' Gsil.riss. Pulpit. Columns. Ca.
burners and Pipes, stoves, 40, % be removed ~'
o asa%a 0~'n' z issois WILLIAMS. A,o,
By WALL BARNARD, Auctioreer,
CONTIN UATION OF TRUSTEES sAIp
~ BY CATALOGUE OF fINE WINE. IysOEs aas
ne. zsth Inst. fe al o 90 oot. We ri Sc. s1k
Auction Rooms, large sto' * Of Superior LiSsc1s
C.sfs shsrry and M,dsirs Wives,
Csscs snd Basket SgPsIo- Cabinet ChsmpatD,
Z G.si Leisr Ferds. silrstts. and Cs.t.no
Barrels Jsn.lc. Rum ana HoIlsna Gin.
Barrels Bourbon, Monongsbels and Beso,.
C:sss Brady, WSSsfe; and sessrs.
rants, Suffers, and Others.
Cstaf"sus Will b. at the Auction Rooms on
Mo. day previous 70 sac.
90 IS WALL 4 BARNARD. Auct.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q co.. Aucnopeers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
y FORTE, ELtSANT ROsEwoOl BRoCAlELLt-
SIssSsiiTA5n TUEs So Ho MoRNPNG, oc.o
s ses sss ssU.D, on
5ied BY ne Chi ian Mi1istsr, We shall sell al She
Very .sssIior Rosewood Case Pi.nO For.s. BY
Suit Of eietsnnt Ro,ewood Crimson B,oc.,.u.
Covered Parlor fqrnitnrs eonsi,,i3s Of ! sIss
SOFAS, 4, ATm cssSl IA, snd rsr.Sr CA.irs.
SUIT Of Walnut Plush covered PsrlOT Furniture,
Handsome Fay Chairs, Lounges and Fancy
Rosewood Marble top Tables, Walnut wha.no,,,
Superior es..Sod secTstsTy and B.OtOs,s.
h,dy's Walnut Secretary, ysp,nese Cabinet,
Mslnut E1tenslo1 p;ninI Table sias6osId,
China, GIsss and DC Croofery, TsSie Cuiie reI'
Excellent Brussels and 9 hree-plI Carpets,
wfInut french and Jenny Lind Bed,te.d..
~, Do. Dressing and P.sin Bureaus.
BoIsteTs and FiIlos., sps cad: sad ec S@fsTt:,
Cane seat Chairs. Rockers, Arm Chair,,
RsfrissIator, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c 40
nitSTe not necessary 70 sne@sTste nOu''hOid Fur
Terms cash. g; MCGUIRE CO.,
UTHE ARovEshLEIs UNAvoIDABLy
90 q eod6ds Auctloneerl
By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
HogsEIHdS0dI;D t SD KTI rISIbIy FuRSITURE
we shall sell, at the res denve nf gent emsn de-
ginning housekeepins, 8. No 1919 Sixth, between
vi huQ " tucSS, az w O'CLOCK m, exOellent
assortment of Furniture. viz:
Wslnut Spring Sofss Chairs and Rocker,
Marble top Cen'er, Extension Dining and other
Tables,
Whatn9t, Dressing and other Bureau, Iron Cnb,
Painted Cottage Chan Der Set. complete
JenIy Lind, Cottage, and ether Bed stesds,
G ock, China, lass q, d G ocke.y Ware,
Fin Velvet, tar, and Chamber Carpets
Marble too Washsts nd, hair and other Msttress4s
One <-vAeel Thild's Ca rsge, and Mating,
Cooking, 6as Burning and other Stoves,
With gooc lot of Kitchen Re quisites, Coal and
Coke,
And naiy other articles, which We deem unneces-
sary to enumsrate
Terms cash, in Pecie.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auc.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

IRRATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
~ The Regular Course of Lectures in this In
ntltution will commence on MONDAY, 2sth, at
CLOCK p N at the College buildings, :. street,
applyto JN0 G. RILEY, NJ. d., Dean,
&C y % 43S l4th 81. hatween ,nd q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

Big Spring Joe Charles, do.
Edes Extra Bakers. do.
"A lew barrels OF the same GRADE Of Southern
Flour will be taken, provided that II proves equal
IN grace TO the brands above named The bidders
to state the brand and the number of barrels of
each kind they propose TO furnish.
The barrels containing the Flour to be strong
well-hooped and hesd-lIned.
The proposals to beaddressed 30 Maj. A. BECK
WITH, G 8, u. 8. A.. Washington, ID. G., aqd
endorsed, "PropoEols for Flour.', co Is
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING LUMBER.

DEPOT QUARTkRMAsTRR's OFFIcK
Washington, ID. c., Got. "a, 1851 Z
Sc LED I PROPOSALS VIII be received at this Office
until IL the % IN instant, for furnishing BY con-
tr:ot:
Seven hundred snd fifteen thousand feet Lumber,
of the following dimensions:
f SSSS feet com cuttings q inch CHI bSeId.J
And two hundred and eighty i've thousand feet
Scsnt ing of the follow dimensions:
s. Coz feet by 6-l2 feet long,
$500 s b. els
Sl,00 by Ala
go 4-IO 4"
5,0CO 3 bv4-I2 a"
$500 " ) by 4-l6
To be delivered in " ashngton City, ID. C. within
thirty days after closing the contract
vi j be considered.
Bidders or their duly authorized agents are re
suested 20 be 'ezent at the opening of the bids
Esoh proposal to gi' the full address of the bid
:, Ample security for the faithful performance of
the contract Will be rec uir, d.
. ne privilege ls reserved by and for the limited
Std;es OF re1ecung any proposal thst NAV be
deemed extravagant, or for other reasons.
Proposals. VIII be eadorFed on the envelope en-
ooSIns them. Proposals for furnishing Lumber -
ana addressed to ID H. ROCKER,
QIartermaster ana Colonel, &c,
New fork Tribune and Times Public ledger
n. A and u. =. 6azetts. Phi AIDE phia; Baliimore
American, itImore Patriot; Ohio state Journal:
republican, National IntelIgencer Wasbinrton
CITY please copy until the 10Th inst and send bi "A
to this Office ooa5 ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26
KILLRn

h'st OF Killed an Thnmdny Regiment Capt
Alden, company n; Corporal Duncan McPbsii,
company {; privates Thos Bailey company A;
Daniel Graham, company f.: Jas Danver John
sullivan, John Cahiil, Edward Sullivan and Dan.
Graham, all of company X. - -
The above list contains the names Of all known
TO have been killed In this regiment Doubtless
some on the list Of the missing have been killed
nut no further Official account had been received
al headquarters up to 10 O'Clock last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

WIDE WHITE SKIRTING CAMBRICS,
w Also, all other kinds Of White CambrIcs,
ADD Plain. ana Plaid Muslines.
. With ali other kinds of Orr Goods, adapted to
tho wants of antilles.
- New supplies in Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloths
Rugs. o., upper fOors
One price only, marked 10 pain figures, hence no
Pu ohhfe' Is over charged.
Percy d BROTHER,
90 30 30 Pa. av and 9th street.
SUTLERS. ATTENTION !-Hauling to camp
- by single or double teams, short notice. al
fair prices. Apply at 534 Pa. avenue % IS 81.
IL FISH AND CHEESE.
Di;hNCHARD LEACH, w holessle Dealers
In Cheese No. SO South ST.. Baltimore, have lust
Teeeiyed larGe lot of Mackerei, Herring, Goldfish,
Hake-hsh, d O., dc.
Also, prime astern Cheese. All of which VII
be sod at the lowest market rates oc 25-2gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

SEALED PROPOSALS are invIt for FLOUR
- ali the 10Th day November, 1851 at II O'Clock m.
About 200 barrels wi Il be required, IN separate
lots of about 600 barrels each The Flour tn be
made Of new wheat, and the delivery Of the whole
lot to be made by the Ssth November, 1861.
The Flour required to be Of the following brands,
and to pass the inspection of Board of ARM Of
hoers or So on other inspection as the Subsistence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26
MILITARY TRIMMINGS. o.

297 MILITARY TRIMMINGS 297
Cavalry, Infantry, ARTILLERY, Rife, Navy and stat
Buttons,
Gold Cords and Army Laoes,
SILK and Wore ted SaShes,
Silk aud worstsd Cords,
Bindings and Webbng Gold,
Embroidsred Shoulder Straps, Busles, wresths,
On hand and made to order, at
MRS, LOVES
90 % ec2w Trimming Manufactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

NM NOTICE.
w + Beg leave to call the attention of Omoers
Of the Army to our yer. extensive sssort a.
ment of all Glasses OF EQUIPMENTS, and
especially to an article Of MliItary Blue Nd
Cloth and Doeski in Cashmere. which we MI
warrant viii Ietsia its color. Our assoIt-
msnt Of SvordG, Sashes, Belts, 6auntlets. Army
caps tIndIgo dyel superior Flannel Shirts. leg
gInes, sword Knots, Gold and Gather Buges,
Shoucer STRAPS, and devices Of al desorITtio s. is
row oomplste. and we are well satisfied that an
lar. 1INT6N a TEEt
90 2o-lm Merchant Tailors. No. 4O6 Pa. ax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

n E~hTrENTION PRESIDENTS MOUNT
ts ED GUARD Several If the old mem
bsrs. who first organized the above popular coTps.
eosnlz:nt OF the Importance of efficiently reorgap,
lzlng this fayorIte troop as a parmanent hons
qua d. request their old oOmradeS in arms and Ali
others who favor thi, project of psrpetusting an
o gam zalOn which has ever been the pride of tins
7t', TO meet them on TUESDAY EVENING
next, the 2lth instant, a. o'clock, in Csspsris,
orga.iz! d. oc o5 AZ
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

ITREGlSTER'S OFFICE,
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY C6NCERN
Notice lie herebT given that licenses given to
taverns, retailers of spIritCous ard fern snted
iiqurs wines AMI cordisis TO groceries DRY goods,
hardware, incidence, pc fumery. watohes aud
leSelry, lumber. wood and coal, commlsFInn m or
chanis; So 10 keepers of hackney carriages and
emnIouses, b larG "a b es ten-p!n alleys and con
Zee ionary, and for hawking aad peddiIng, and
ceasrs IN old lrnn brass, c0ppsr, &c will expire
on monday the 4h day of " ovombsr next ana tn /
sald lo.nSes mus: b renewed a. this Cfloe within
ten days after that time.
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS,
90 q at nov. Register.
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T~GtNERAL ORDERS,

I GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS 2p Div. q. G. Militia.
Washington, October q, 1854
The officers commandirg hrigaies Of this ResI-
ment VIII issue orders at oace to the coOreIs of
regiments n Their resi- ectIve brIgades, directing
the tms ara Place for the al Fal Mester as
prescribed by law. BY order of
Cent c. THOMAS,
EDWARD 4. CARRJNSToN,
Inspector Gen'l 81 Dig. NJ. ID. G. on g 81
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Lieutenant William n, Powell, (or this city. J
ith Infantry U. s. A, has been ordered to duty at
Fort Columbus, New York harbor. =
List OF THE WOUNDED IN THE Rs sAsx MESr NRAR
LkEsBUka =
fte following List Of wounded In the engage.
ment or Tuesday was received yesterday at the
Headquarters OF the army, from Poolesyille, by
teiegraphs sf7t ts
First gaItf0l Aia Rag t0I,ai-I Ieut. Col. WI star
right elbow joint. Captain Lewis BiensaIl com.
pany @, confused wonnd Of back. Lieutenants-
Robert TspaPiston, company X, right shoulder;
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pOTATOES.-FO sale, from schooner Dahlia.
At Rlley's wharf, 18th st., 1900 bushels hes Il
Jaeksoa White PoStoes. Apply to the Captain
oh DodIu. 26-Sts
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"a" u. s. ENGINEERS
uS Fifty intelligent and able bodied meohauios
will be enlisted to fill this Company to the max
mum hxed by lew.l50 men. Inquire at No.
f Sa4 q street Pay from SIS to SA per month,
posioes iood ana olothlng. au II If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-26

N-QEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
N POLICE The Board of Police Commits
slppers having tax m the house 516 Eleventh ST.,
al business connected with the Police of tha oity
will be Transacted at that ace WY
general complaint book will be opened. and cit
LIENS are requested to call and cnter any com
Plaints they may have to make OF any matter re-
Ia ing TO the police or health of the oity
seT w b. WEBB. Superiutspdent
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-02
SHERIFF"S SALE.
State of Ohio. Wyandot county

Otdse VI OHlo, w yduOok County, SS
Pursuant to the comman of an alias order of
county of Wyandot, to me directed, shall ex-
pose to public sale at the door of the Coaft
House, in Upper Sandusky on the 3lst day of
August, A D, 1861, betwe cen the houls of 10
O'Clock, A NJ, and 4 o'clock, P NJ, of said day.
the 70 lowing described property, to wit:
The west part of the north vest quarter Of
fractional section ten, township one, south of
or less appraised at thirty eight dollars. Also
a part of the east part of the north west
quarter of fractional section ten in township
on south, south of the base line of range four
teen beginning at stake on the sectional line
forty rods south of the river, from thence rum
ming north easterly direction sixty four rods
to the perrysburg road at the corner stake thir
ty rods from the river, thence running on the
road forty three rods, from thence across to the
section line parallel with the first line, and
from thence running on the section line to the
place of beginning, containing twenty acres,
appraised at thirty six dollars per acre. Also
the following premises adjoining, bounded as
follows to-wit:
Beginning at the riuers corner on the south
side of the Sandusky river, thence in a south
e. sterly direction twenty eight rods to the Sec
tion line to stake on said line, thence in
north easterly course to the Perrysburgh road
sixty four rods, thence with the center of said
road a north easterly course thirty rods to the
river aforesaid, thence with the meanderings of
said liver to the place of beginning. containing
twelve and a half acres more or less, appraised
at sixteen hundred and twenty five dollars, All
situate in Wyandot county Ohio.
To he sold as the property of William Car
ter at the suit of C. Y. Pierson.
Terms of sale cash.
J. CULBERTSoN, Jr, Sheriff.
July 26 ,'61, ,-Pf. $S,25