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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-07
9aiIg appeal,
Prom the Dublin Nation
AMERICA.

"A VOICE FROM RELAND TO THE IRIsH.l
hear ne -5y my svBeriHgs, but you shaIi"'
STAY your hand against your brother
Bate the nerceness OF your breath
Look at houe-betore you sentence
Kindred hearts and hopes TO death.
Look ct home-and see the reptile
Guawing at The rosy fruit;
Marx the footsteps OF the famine,
And the graveyards dark and mute.
Marx the harvest. rich and golden;
Snoru from the giving soil.
whist me reaper, gsuut with hunger,
Starves before his hopeless tohi
Think Of the hlmesteads toppled ever
Think of hearts where joy was shrinedi
Listen how the lonely FIR rec
Tells The story 10 the windl
Slavery? would you test the question:
Need YOU o'er be ocean roam?
Have you arm ? Ali bear the H-use them
For the g~rosning slaves at home
And stay your hand against your brother
de has never been your foe
Foe 70 fsltni nor foe to Ireland
shame, 10 aim at him a bowl
Dare you hurry. flushed with malice,
10 dispoiI 3 lan1 OF j1yl
Irish mother, Tor 2 deSpJt
Never meant her Celtic boy
See the Southern nomad worker,
MID the gIor .es Of his laud,
Wuh his good steed proud beside him,
Ana his TiHa in his hand
Waiting for the fierce nsarauder
To o'erstsp the boundary fair,
Prompt 90 C ush his fre-zy fotstep,
should he think 70 lord II there
Raise the olive, Irish soldieri
Push t.e hostile Stred aside
Washington and Southern vslor
BusIJ The base Of Northern pride
Tel the Mortimer 10 remember
Union l. thr bond Of poser
Pea e sui b. othsrhoOd . rampant,
'Gainst 3 BaJien's gloomIest hour
Bat. 1.-THE blaze o. var must burn
Thrust your hand into the hame-
Ireland pauts 70 be seif-governed
Be the sunny South the same.
Then stay your haEd against your brother
bate The herc-uess Of your breath
Lork at home before you sentence
Kindred hearts and hopes - death
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DKSE Uses OF THE
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS,

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON P. r. Col
MEMPHIS, August q, 1861.
PURSUANT 10 the reqtuEr =meuts Of the charter and
Il bylaws OF this conf isuET, the stockholders will meet
and elect nine Directors in said company on Weanes-
day, the eleventh day OF September II 1t, 10 serve for
tweive months and until fheir successors are elected and
qualified. Polls will be OpeE 1t he Offices Of the COM
pany IN Memphis, Tenn sssee, and Huntsville, Alabama.
stockholders Will be pas SD free on each division to and
from the place of volt ng from the 10th 70 18th inclu-
sIve. by exhibiting ( IeiT stock certificates to the
conductor. By order Of the b3srs.
rs I'd 6AH. TATE, President.
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Alley 30 feet
State Line Road.

The above mentioned Lot, No. ., will be subdiYided
and sold in lots to suit purchasers-a plan OF which viii
Be exhibited on The day Of sale
TERsS uF ~SALE.-Credit Of seven and twelve
months, with interest from cate. purchasers to execute
bonds, with approved secured, for the purchase money.
Sale at IL O'Clock A. n.
JOHN C. LANIER.
se3-dlwtd Cl-rk and Master.
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.Menlphss and Charleston E8. g.,
MEMPHIS, July II, 1861.
- -
NATEEE

ON and after SATURDAY, the 18Th inst. the Even
" ing Express Passenger train will be discontinued.
The through mail train making close connections At
Grand Junction, COrinth, Decatur, Stevenson and Chat
tauooga, will leave daily at $50 A. NJ. ana arrive at l
p. M.
The Grand Junction cc0mmeaation train will run
daily, Sundays excepted } arriving at $40 A. I. and
leaving at $50 P. NJ. This train will every Saturday
evening run through to IEka Springs, and offers 4 fine
opportunity for families and persons wishing to visit
these celebrated Springs. ". ROSS,
jyi2-tf General SuprriutaudauF-
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Misfeuanfons.
F~ASSiEANN'S IRON FEE.
NOTICE.
TTAvIEG RECEIVED INFORMATION CERTAIN
II parties are illegally manufacturing and selling
EAssHE NRss IRON TIE

for fastening iron bands on cotton bales, I hereby notify
all persons interested that caveats for the invention Of
my iron Ties have been duly fled in the Patent Once,
and that none Z my lies can be manufactured or sold
without my permission, and are only for sale az my e-
adjustment in New Orleans.
All persons infringing my rights will be prosecuted
TO the fullest extent Of the law.
my5-daw6m II. FAssMANN.
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CNUNEa.g NaEnane-

a LIFTED number Of cAoioe SWORDS for csv.,r.
- OmceIs may De obtained by leaving orders Al
~lLBkkT, ANDREWS & CO,a
Tso-yo- 262 Vain street.
100 Shot Cans. Pistols. Esf9es
0gid ksOs1te KnEres,
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in front Of my ONCE in the city o. Memphis, proceed TO
ell TO the highest bidder, al the right, title clam and
interest OF the defendant Moore, in and to the following
described lot and parcel OF ground, and dwelling snd i'm
prOvements thereon, tO-wIt A certain lot situate on
the east side Of St Martin street, in the city OF Mem
phis, Shelby county, Tennessee, being the lat on the
south slde or and adjoining a lot formerly owned by Dan.
Hughes, and beng the same lot conveyed 70 the said
d PENDANT Moore, jointly with defeudaf Is Il v. and T..
Q. Bf0oEshlre. By r II Kirby. by deed dated June sb,
1853, beg-uul7g on the east sids o 81 Martin street ct
the south-we { corner Of said Hughes lot. running
thence south or and with St. Martin street thirty rees
to Gs,aSe thence east one hundred and sixty-uiae feet
to a stake thence north thirty feet 10 a stake; thence
west one hundred and s~Ixty-nlne feet 10 the begIHning-
1t being the same lot once conveyed by B. Graham to
Townsend and williamson. The interest OF SAID Moore
therein beng enc Undivided third part, and is TO Be 80 q
subject 70 the lien AID lncumhrance or the unpaid pur-
chase money thereon, being the same more or less.
TERMS OF ~LE-The above described interest vii
be sold on a CTedit OF seven months purchaser 10 execute
note with approved security for he pur,hase money!
lien % be retained or title Withheld usti payment Of
purchase monev. Sale at II O'Clock, A. NJ
JOHN Q. AMER
EnUA LaUff9 FFnHE M AarHn-
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in front Of ny once, in the city OF Memphis. proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, a Valuable Tract Of Land, sit
uate iylnG and being in the county OF shelby, State Il
Tennessee. cntaining ten ceres. it being the r0rtharn
half OF 3 twenty acre tract. G uveYed BY Charles F. King
and Lucy H. ky to Napoleon HID and Chss II. Dorian.
Jr., BY a deed dated MAY Sth, 1888, and rec Tded in 30 k
No. SO. wages 1884 5 10 the Registers office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, which twenty acre tract is bounded
a. follows Beginning Al a stake in the south line II the
John Rec grant OF 500 acres, where the n0rth lin o.
the new State Line road is intersected BY the west Iins
Of Mclean avenue, running thence Win said avenue
north 81 deg, east 20 Chains aud 70 lick, 70 a stake IN
the west line Of said avenue, thence west 5 deg north
g chains and 70 links, 10 q stake; thence sUuih 81 deg.
west % chains and 20 links more or less, the north line
Of the new State Line read. and south lias Of The John
Rice grant thence east 5 deg, south with said line g
chains and 20 links, 10 the beginning.
FERNS OF sALG-The above described tract o. lani
will be sid an > credit Of seven and fifteen months,
p~urchHser to execute notes with approved security for
the purchase money. q lien t. be retained en- the prcmi-
ses until payment OF the same.
Sale at Il ocltck A. II.
0 Il G.. AMIR
se3-dawtd Clerk ana Master.
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SS-Ones square, renewable weekly, per annum, $4,000
I" twice week, " 5000
p-Two squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, s.. 90
+" twice 3 week, " 5000
rg-AU advertisements for the Appeal must be handed
In at the CieTk'sdesk.
sS1Au transient advertisements m7stbe msTketfOr 3
specified time. When not thus marked, they Will be
charged for one week, and discontinued st the END OF
that tine.
page, CHARGED AS NEW EACH DAY, and on thirdpsgeI
an advance over stated rates.
S-Advertisement directed to be displayed, or set in
sTgs type, charged ct DOUBLE RATES.
E-Yearly advertisers will be charged extrstor sScR-
5yiHg space SveT contract, and when LARGE TYPE Is
required 70 be used, or the sdvertisementkePt on insid'
Il paper.
Ss"Yesriy advertisers WILDE charged extra At regu-
lar rates, for Wants, Rents, Removals, Co-Psrtnershlps,
Notices, To Consignees, etc.
n-TrGRsient advertisements must be Pcid for in
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Ss-No advertisement will appear in the weekly paper
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snly, or Irregular intervals in either Of the pspersJ
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nicipal 6hces, So esch, 70 Is paid in advance IL every
instance.
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Obituaries, Tributes OF Respect and Funeral Invitations
ss ell other advertisements.
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No deduction or vsTistion will be msds from the
foregoing rates.
E~CLANAWAF h Dill.
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Chance for Active SesVice.
N g

HAVING been suHboEiEed by Governor Harris to
II raise a Battalion OF Mounted Rangers for the war,
1 desire TO enlist i've hundred sble-hndied men, mount
ed and equipped with such arms as they can procure
(shet guns and pistols prefersblel, Suitable to the SER
vice. Those who cannot entirely ecSlip themselves will
be furnished arms by the State. " hen mustered in,
3 valuation OF the property IN hortss aud arms will be
made, nd the amount credited to the volunteers.
Those fishing TO enlist are requested 10 report them
selves 10 me at the Gayoso House, where quarters will
be assigned ii sp until such time as the Battalion is
raised, N. B, FORREST,
jy25-dtf Lient iCOl. p A. Tenn.
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EEMszNg.a.
ALLEGRAgY WATER

WE have Just received a large supply Of the above
w celebrated Mineral Water, fresh from the Springs.
It has gained = fine reputation with those VINO have
visited the Springs or used the Water at home, and we
take pleasure in recommending it to iavallds as an al
t~erstive and anti-dyspeptic Mineral Water, which ls
u~nequaled in its curative powers. II IS also slightiy
purgative in many cases, and msy therefore be used as
a substitute for the Saratoga Water" and with the
shove additional properties, il ia more valuable IN tue
majority of cases. We would invite a trial Of its viz
tues by those who suffer from Indigestion or other de-
rangements Of the digestive organs. It is put up IN
quart and half gallon BOTTLES, carefully packed IN boxes
containing one dozen, which NAV be safely transported.
A discount 70 the trade. All orders promptly alled by
s. MAESFIELO & co
ivI4-2n Wholesale Druggists. Memphis. Tenn.
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professional Gar0s.
DRS. J. B. WASSOR & VIM. WkSSON,
NO. 800, DENTISTS, NO.. 1920.

UAYE showed their office to corner Of egqsgT@5e,,
IA UNION AND MAIN STREETS
where they have fitted up and 1nrnIshedI $500
rooms suitable for the accommodation Of GA1
those who may favor them with their confidence, and
having thus located permanently, efer their professional
services IN the different branches Of Dentistry, promIs-
ing the public to serve them in the most skillfal and
Juclctous manner, and in every reasonable case warrant
satisfaction, both as to operations performed and
charges for the same Further than this we wish to
-old out no inducement whatever, TO ensnare the public
or draw them 70 our Office, by any exhibition OF Dental
specimens, or propositions 10 do cheap Dentistry" OF
at prices as low, or even lower than the very lowest"
or BY any other misrepresentation Of facts in any way
"hstever. helther do we wish any ese TO mistake our
name (Wassnn) for that Of another. as the name is
plane, and place OF business easily found. Once cerner
Of Union and Main, No. $40. fe2S- d. tvAw
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BG5E9W'S Springs,
FLORENCE. ALARAMA.


TINS most celebrated Watering Place is now open
4 for the reception OF visitors, and has already =
good many persons from diferen' parts OF the couutry.
We have engaged the services Of the celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard 10 excel Oh
brass or string instruments. The advantages OF fishing
are admitted by all WHO have visited this place TO excel
these Of any Uther watering place, ShOal creek being
Gully q quarter OF a mile, ard Tennessee river only four
miles distant, and we are supplied with fishing boats
or skihS or the purpose. Our Tsn-pin Alleys and Bill
lard Tables are in good order.
The waters 81 these Springs are commend by
more than two hundred OF the most eminent physicians
in the surrounding country, for the cure Of ~scr0fuia,
rOpsy, dyspepsia, liver complaint, diseases peculiar 70
females, sore eyes, chronic dlsrrhes, syphilis, and all
diseases Of the kidneys, urinary organs, and all euts-
neoHs disease. Numsers Of the most remarkable
cures have been testified to by most respectable living
witnesses
Col. James NJ 1toch, late Of Iuka Springs, assists in
the management OF the mouse, and no pains will be
spared to make our guests in every way comfortable.
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
affords, and our accommodations in every respect shall
be as good IS those OF any other watering place in the
country.
Our sts ge coaches will be at the depot at Florence on
the arrival Of the cars, at all times, aud convey all pas
sengsrs TO and from the Springs without delay
Our livery stable is well stocked with carriages, bug
gies aud horses, for pleasure riding.
myI2-tf ELLIS X CO, Propristors.
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CHAHCERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE ESTATE
ON ST. MARTIN STREET.
SALE
Thursday, October Sd. 1851,

DURsUANT to a decree Of THE Chancery Court at Mem
phls, rendered November Term 1850, IN the case OF
T.. G. s. Ferguson, John o. TAYLOR and o. hers vs. =. A
Moore and " Re, Ann Eliza Moore and others, will, on
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL Il
On Tennessee Street.

DURSUANT to a decreeo OF the Chaucery Court at Mem
4 plis, rendered November term, 1850. IN the case sE
the Planters Bank OF Tennessee, vs.. B. Merrill, Will,
On
Thursday, October Sd, 1851,
in trent Of my oflce, in the city Of Memphis, proceed 70
sell to the highest oidd r,
A Valuable Lot Of Land,
IN the city o. Aem4his, Shelby county, Tennessee. lying
on the west side OF Tennessee street. IN said city OF
Memphis. fronting on said street 50 feet, and running
back between parallel lines 300 feet 70 the edge o. MIS-
slssippl river. be the same more or less, and Numbered
on the pan % said city as Lot No. 3, in Block No. ].
TERMS OF SALE-The above described lot Will Be
SOD on & credit OF SIX and twelve month, purchaser TO
execute notes with approved sscuri = Tor the Eurchass
money, the title to be withheld until payment o. the
same.
Sale At II O'Clock A H..
JOHN @. LAEIER.
srS-1GT'd Cfprg AID Master.
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EHmmapN

FTN9 purchase a small RESIDENCE. oopva-
nlant 70 business, for the cash. Address fez3
and ptica, snH
su2S-0 q INV ~
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CHANCERF SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
On Mclean .4Ueume.
CHANCERY SALE


nURSUAKT to a decree o. The Chancprv Court AZ Mem
i phis, rendered November term, 1850, IN he Case OF
Napoleon Hill and Charles H Dorian. Jr., vs. BENJAMIN
5. - Thompson and wife, Elizabeth L. T~A0mps0n, : viii,
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{ n EHAlNiNG IN the Post once at memphis Ieuu.y O.
Is the 9th a OF SEPTEMBER, 1851. Persons osIlirl
FOR them should say that they are advertised.
Ladies' List.
LGEE J B >; Austin :; Atkinson 5 +; austin r.
DALI s; Bsl c; Barker R; Bsurbam ;; BisIeh NJ
d BRADY p; Bradshaw L; Butler y A; BrearsOn N.
Bowers v 81 Butler /; Butler R.
CARR ST Clark A CT Carroll E 6; Cummings mrs
Copeland L C.
| nACEY v; DOYLE A; Davenbar n; Daman A L; De-
grey J. Davidson 4 T; Dean K }; Dean T L; DoweI
E N; Duncan J; Dcugherly A.
PAGAN Nj EddiDgs ?; EdwarisN.
ERAsER P A; Fu!ks s; Figming =; FaIton n 7; Fol-
i well s.
corr n NJ; Grant N f; Gresery y; Gnrmsn mrs. fol
u Pat DUNN Graham S c; Graham N; Gallagher CT
Graham S; GRAHAM =; Gauden n e.
TART r; Haden NJ; Howard S r ?; Haynie K; Harr-
II 500 c; Inward N; HeaTse mrs; Herbert c.
TDDrNes
ZONES p; johnson 7 B.
HEELTNG " Enisht n.
AIN A. Lewis P L Lursford II A; LitIe Y; Luxen
Il NJ ofsin A; Lauisrdsl 4 K; Lane n A; 10y h.
EETLLER +; kaber y; MUNICH II P; Msndenhau N I;
" Madden j. Martin - Ailler mrs ,; AsrgwesJbes
x; Munich A .; Mitchell n.
AHcCARTHY NJ; HcXah0a CIR.
MORRIS W; Nicholson c. Nixon j Norris J ".
OWEN NJ owen NJ e. oekleyI I.
DoLK s; Parker A; Parish 4 R; Powell n c; Pointer
L P s.; p iudexter.
PALS As Rsia Nj Rely \ F; Reid 4 z; Rutland c
II vs. Roberts A.
CINS n; SHirh s f; Shelley n; Sherman N 2; Sanders
- J.; Sander. 8; Smith 4 d; Stewart l.; Stalings L;
Stilimau '; Spittle A.
TAYLOR n J; Tinsley E; Thomas 2; thompson G 4;
i Thompson J; Thomas 81; Thomas VI.
VETATJJ; west "; Whitaker II s: Woods A NJ;
W Williams J; Watson Z; Wauker B c; Weller " n;
wellington z; World B; Wsynsburg J N; WiHsburn NJ;
Williams r n WIlisms F n.
VATEs Il; Young Z.
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CONFEDERATE
Treasury VOGeS,
LNA0A and alter this date, ~ Win receIVe
Confederate TIRE aSgTy EOtos,

in payment Of all bills made With Us. A discount OF
TEN PER CENT. will be made Q all persons tnaV are
indebted to rs By notes and &C, WANTS, that will come
forward aud pay in full on their notes ana accounts,
and the above Treasury Notes or z trds VIII ne reoelVeo
In payment ct par, IL paid IN tire : meuths from DATE
oUIEB- = q ROBINSON.
Memphis, Tenn August 5, 1861. aus-sm
Avalanche copy. u
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INFORM the public in general that he is prepared
i to treat all diseases, but especially those which srs
pronounced incgTabIe, and called chronic.
His treatment Of Cancers is without any rival, Be-
cause they will be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and fbers, My BY cons utlOIAl treatment
without ssustIcs and without the knife.
He also treats with success, according to the most i'm
proved science OF medicine il Europe, Rheumatism,
Ne rslgia, Gout. Ophthalmis, Fistula in AnO, scrofula4
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery, Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fits, T~apeworm, Piles, DrOpsy, Diseases OF the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases OF She Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention 70 al Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted With any OF the above
diseases will be cured, and can ind good board and &C
c9mmedati0ns while under treatment At the DEBTORS in
Urinary.
The doctor calls attention Of patience at 3 distance,
that II they are not prepared 20 consult the doctor psr-
seRsbly, by writing to him, with sn exact account OF al
the symptoms Of the disease medicine Willie forwarded
by Adams express.
EE"Omce in LeDow's Building, Union street, between
Main and Second, fourth door east Of Aaia.
InhTmaTy on Union street, east Of the bayou, at Dr..
SpisgsPs private residence.
Dr. C. Spiegel has, in his thirty years practice, es-
success. he has in his possession ever I'VE Thousand
plants, herbs, barks, ETC., which he can rely upon tc
care diseases which are by the most successful practi
TONERS pronounced incurGble.
He also makes il his especial practice 70 treat al pri-
vate diseases with the utmost success, in q short time,
30 matter Of how long Standing, nor OF what nature.
All DR.. SpiegeI asks from the efiicted is a fair trial,
then all the reference he win give will be a speedy care
to them
Thouspnds Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, hay be seen al the Doctors Office. jy2-Gm
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nEMATNING in the Post once at Memphis, Tenn. on
IL the 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1851. Persons calliTg
FOR them should say that they are advertised.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09
IMPORTANT ITEMS OF NEWS

The State Board Of Agriculture, in
session at Columbus last week, resolved to
hold the Fair as usual thi IS year, thinking
agricultural interests need especial attention
in time of war.
Lieut.. McCleary, of the 9th u. s. In
fsntry, has been appointed Aid to Major
General Mcclellan, Commander-in- Chief Of
the Ohio forces.
| Col. Clay company has been disband.
cd, as he goes abroad Immediately. : ou
Mr., Barrett, the new Commissioner o.
Pensions, was sworn in on the lst inst
Secretary Cameron has rendered to Gov
Sprague, of Rhode Island, the post o
Brgadier, General in the U. s. Army.
Among the volunteers in the Thirteenth
IN. Y. Regiment is son Of Rev. Henr.
Ward Bcecher. .... .,
Ben. Wade and John Sherman, U. S
Senators from Ohio, have both entered tn
the ranks as privates. Senator Sherman
in camp at Lancaster, Pa, and has been al
pointed Aid to Major-Gencral Patterson, {
, that State.
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Sherif's Sale.
/, Griffith Campbell, ct al.
Nareissa Wright

~ uriniUn OalnpDeli, ct a. ''"
RYVlRTUE Of an order OF sale TO NE Direct
ID ed from the Courtot Common Pleas Of Bal.
mont county, Ohio, will offer for sale, Al the
front door Of the Court House, in ST. Csirsviiis,
On Tuesday, the l4th day Of May, 1861,
between the hours Of lo,A ~. and 4, =. H.. Of
said day, the following real estuse, to Wit situate
In Belmont county and State Of Ohio,s being part
Oi the North West quarter oil Section III, .Towa.
ship 7 and Range s, beginning al the ssSuth- East
corner oi said quarter, thence with the EasterR
boundary North lt9 East SO. .32.lO0 poles 10 a
stone, thence North sSso West I 48.iO0 poles to
a stone, themes North l0o West SO 48.l00 ,,oiss
to a-staks, thence South 63o West "a poles TO a
stake in the Barnessjlle rood. thence with said
road South 52fo West Is i6-lO0 poles to stake,
thence South l0e East 26 40. 100 y les 10 stake,
thence South thirteen degrees u3o) West -
pole to the center o. the Bendfork road, thence
with said road South Ale East 3 72.100 poles 10
stake, thence North 5sio West 81. s7-io0 poles
to stake, thence South lio West27 50.lOo poles
10 stake on the Southern boundsry OF said
quarter. thence with said line South ssio East
10 3s.loo poles, TO the place OF beginning, sup-
posed to contain forty-six acres and one rood.
Appraised at eleio. Terms Of sale CASH rrr7
,nthlfJ0 VI 4 % r. LOCHARY n y
Sheriff and Special Master. h
Shsriffs Office, ST. Clnirsyills, April II, 1861.
SO. ..a,5o ...s =. : . . 7, ~ = = =