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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
st .Inhns Dec Ii.

The Europa from Liverpool 3Oth ult.,
via Queenstown LIST, was of Cape Race
1880 this morning. The news boat Of
the Associated Press yentnred out not
withstanding violent storm, but the
chances Of obtaining the news dispatches
Ii poor.
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nA-We are glad to learn that Captain
White, of the Kansas Brigade, who was
captured on the Platte CO. r. r. some two
weeks ago. has been released on parole,
together with Captain Rabb and Captain
Moonlight, who were taken at the same
time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

TThe Rebel Sweeney, who was re-
Gently captured with thirty-fve men near
Glasgow, No, while playing cards in a
barn, was companion of Walker in his
flhbustering raid in Nicaragua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

pA- The South Carolina Legislature re-
Gently elected Robert w. Bartwrll and
James L. Orr as Senators to the rebel Con-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

nA-Gen. Denver, il is reported, has
been appointed to the command of Jim
Lanes Brigade, in Kansas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

- Capt. Holins' celebrated batterinp
ram, or turtle from New Orleans,
passed Memphis on the 18th. for Colum-
bus, Ky.
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Gent Price Coming NORTH

81 LOUIS, Dec. 10.
In order to suppress entirely and pre-
vent any aid or assistance to or communi-
cation with any person or persons direct
ly or indirectly disloyal to or in arms
against the federal Government, the en-
tire commerce Of the Mississippi and Mis-.
souri, rivers has been placed under militia.
ry control AMI surveillance, and no boat
will be permitted to take freight or pas
sengers, or be allowed. clearance, except
those authorized and commissioned blythe
proper military authority. All owners,
officers and employees on boats will be re-
quired to take strong oath of allegiance,
and any officer committing any act contra
ny to the above expressed object of this
order will cause the immediate forfeiture
of the boat and cargo to the federal Gov
ernment, and such owner or officer be
subject to the penalties prescribed by the
articles of war for giving aid to the en-
envy.
Late news from Price places him still
at Osceola, with from 10000 to $4,000
men, int nding in a few days to move
northward lie has 53 cannon, and has
lately received $500 new tents from the
South. His men are well clothed and
armed Gen Stacks division has crossed
the Usage. and another division was
crossing on Friday last.
TT. Monroe, Dec. II.
The Norfolk Day Book has news from
Pensacola to Dec Sd. There had been
no further fighting, but Gen. Bragg hourly
anticipated renewal Of the attack from
Fort Pickens, The Federal vessels were
fitting 10 and out Of the harbor in the
most bewildering manner to the rebels
Sometimes there would be dozen in the
evening, and all but two disappear before
morning. The. Norfolk Day Book oil
Thursday was considerably excited in re.
lation to rumor that Norfolk is to be at
tackled, 1t suggests that additional OBJ.
structions be placed in the entrance of the
harbor, and if not done by the military
authorities that the city council take it in
hands
At Richmond, Wednesday, the war ex.
element wos high. The storm Of Wal
was expected to burst momentarily some
where.
A dispatch dated Memphis, Dec 10
says New Madrid is now fortified, and two
regiments were. sent there Yesterday
The rumored contemplated attack on Cal
TO has been abandoned. The iron ran
Manassas arrived at Columbus Sunday
The Montgomery Mail Of the 9th inst
congratulated its readers on the report tina
Col. Harvey Brown has died Of wount
received in the late fight ut Fort Pickens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

T Mean whiskey is dollar and five
cents gallon in New Orleans--price ris-
ing. If this continues, the present rebel
lion will soon give way TO a whiskey in
surrection - Louisville Journal.
Then there will be an effort made to
abolish whiskey, We presume Des
Noines Times.
And then we presume you will get on q
more terrible rampage than ever The
abolition of slavery only affects your prin-
ciples, but the abolition Of whiskey might
touch your appetite and cause an aching
void in your stomach and bowels.
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~The Charleston Courier publishes
an amusing burlesque on Gen. Sherman's
silly proclamation
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TO QUINCY!
NIANTU AMAkING.
- MISS "A. PAYNTER

Solicit. Abe attention OF the Ladies Of keokuk 70 her
ant Jam NJ Esiabli shneni. opposite kAflee's bA~
kerry on 4ih street, between Main aAd Bondean
nntiaru. fdecild9m1
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~ The flag of the Texas camp at
Dumfries, Va, is made of the bridal dress
Of Mrs. Wigfall, pure white silk, with a
s.lone star
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1@Icebergs, upwards Of 200 feet in
length, have recently been seen Of the
cosst OF Maine
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lanes RAJlEY.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
BLOOMFIELD,

Will practice I'm Davis, Van burent Appanoose, WA
ne no aud Monroe Counties.
refer u Rankin Miller, kesknks lows.
dec5 sDidiy
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WARE.

WOODEN WARE.
? o dozen Moline haop Bucket.
80 = - oak 3
50 - - Tubs.
y Tubs;
80 don, Zsnc wasLbo4rds: fer sale very low by
L0SsABLE 4 sNfTH.
deel3d - aud y Lavee.
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Washington, Dec. Il.
House adjourned till Monday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HARNESS LEATHER.
500 Sides Of Harness.
Leather

FOR SALE AT 27t CENTS PER POUND
deci3dawim REYNOLDS wALCoTT.
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APT ALLITEKATIoN's ARTrUL AID
The following dialogue was spoken in
Virginia few days ago:
Colonel--'sMajor, what do you discoy-
er with that glass, near that clump OF
treesy"
Major-"A regiment OF ragged rascals
reveling round the rebelyag, sir
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NUGAR.
~
~ bids. Choice Sew Orleans sugar:
80 barrels Crushed, Pow dsred anl Loaf Sugar. In
store and for sale q ST and 6s Iavee By
drcl3d C0NSAgiE SAYTH.
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i lGHT. LIGHT.. LIGHT,'.
sea boxes Star Candles
$50 - mould
10 barrels Coal OIL; fpr sale by
GOsSABLE Il sNYTH
decl3d Nos. s. and Sc Levee
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COFFEE.

COFFEE.
10 bags prime Rie COFFEE.
~ fair " for sale ST LOW rtauars yoR
ASH by G0SNAELY sMYTH
drci3d 81 and 81 Levee
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30

dia.ely reported 10 the proper department.
A deserter from the rebel camp at Alex
andria states that the troops are badly fed
and two hundred will desert if they can
get chance. Quite q number Of the
Virginia troops refuse TO take the oath TO
fight against the United States. The con-
faderate Congress has adjourned 50 meet
at Richmond, July Goth. The Virgini
ans have dispatched troops to Sewal's
Point, and great collision is expected
there in a day or two, jeff Davis is on
avisi' to Fort Pickens. Gen. Darlington
will issue an order notifying all compa-
nies intending to enter the three years
service, that their applications, with mus
rolls, must be forwarded to his cthce not
later Il an Mond'y, May 27,h. Colond
5 eedmau's regiment la' gone 10 Marict
ta Two companies of Col .Norton's reg
imcnt have gone 10 Portland, jackson
county 10 prepare camp arrangement.
when the reminder of the regiment vii
move at once to that point. Col Fremont
left France on TIE 18th inst, to tender III
services 10 he President.
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BITCHES.
.ITCH LETTING.

IL So rI g tsa
Notice Is hereby given that on the l1th dav Of
JUNO next, will let in section separately, to the
lowest bidder therefor at the house of Franklin
0rmshcc in Montgomery Township. the making Of
section and 03 inclusive of the ditch designated
and known MS No. Is. Said ditch commences ON
the Township line between Portage and Montgomery
Townships, 80 rods north Of the south cas-! corner
Of section rs in Portage Township; thence north on
the Township line to the northwest corner Of the
southwest quarter of the northwest Quarter of
section in Montgomery Township thence in
northcasterly direction through sections 4 and 8,
following the natural channel Of the watcr-course
known rs "Sap Run" until it cmptics into the
Portage River. It's dimensions are as follows the
width of the bottom for the first sections to be
feet, the next sections feet from section IL 70
40 inclusive feet, from section so to ~ inclusive
81 feet, the balance 10 be feet on bottom the
banks TO have a slope Of 4 feet TO in depth :
the earth removed from said ditch to be thrown on
side Of the county road along which IT passes and
no earth left within two feet Of the slope OF the
banks opening or gaps to be left in the embank
ment between every section on the line Of county
road the cutting varies frum l u to 2-5 feet in
depth.
The work on said ditch to be finished according
toplan specifications and profile and to the acccp-
tance of the County Commissioners on or before the
1st day of October, 1861. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock. ADDISON SMITH. Auditor.
auditors Office, Wood county Ohio.
Pcrrsyburg, April 23l, lSGl-lw5S9 25.
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.Invading southern Soil,

We hear a great amount of clam oroGs
indignation from the Southern press and
people about the troops in service of the
General Government being about to 'fin-
wade Southern soil. !" This is ali idle
CANNON. The forces Of the General
Government cannot "invade" S.ate.-
Tho y have perfect right to go and come
every where, on every foot OF soil cover
ed by the jurisdiction of the Federal Uni
on. The General Government is not an
alien nor intruder as TO the Slaes. It's
sway extends over them all alike, and its
laws, officers and armies are at home
everywhere throughout the common
domain. Ifit were not so there would
be nona'ional government.
1t is Just as absurd to talk Of the gov
ernment troops invading the South" as
TO talk of British troops 'inyadng" Liv-
erpool, or the French army "invading"
Languedoc, or the militia of the State of
Ohio "invadipg" Hamilton county -
This stupid idea Of the just and lawful
government CT the country conf ting an
"invasion" whenever is sets on foot a
movement to execute its laws, could have
It's birth nowhere but ia the maggatty aud
seditious braio Of a seeeseionist.- CiNcin-
] nan Commercial.
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DITCH NOTICE.


TO ] Hedges, wilkins, " Durham. John
Malone, John Barkalow, Ewing, l. D Struten, IL
Potter, j IIettell, Murray p Ewdcrs, Marcus Sears
Aut, Smith, w Bier, Trefn, j Barnett, a
w Duty, and the unknown non resident owners of
the following described lands in Wood county Ohio
to-wit: southeast quarter sec 81, town north
range east east half of sections 6, T. Is, 49, 3031
and the west half of sections s, II, 20, 20, 32 and
southwest quarter section 8, all in town north
range east. You will take notice that application
has been made TO the commissioners of said county
10 establish and construct drain water course
commencing at the north side of the DAYTON g. Mich
igan railroad where it crosses the line between the
sections 81 ad 80, town north range east; thence
north on said line as practicable to the Mil
ton and Montgomery road thence west on said road
about 80 rods to ravine thence down said rayine
o. TO Beaver Greek, and there 10 terminate and that
said application viii be fer hearing ON the 4th dav
(June 8, lS6l1 ADDISON SM,TH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg, May II, lS6l-3w2S4 30.
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DITCH LETTING.


Notice is hereby given that ON the 10Th day of
june next. at the house OF Nelson Molcott, in Mont
gomery Township, will let to the lowest bidder,
in separate seotiUus, the making of drin known as
drain No. commencing between sections No. 10
and IL, in Montgomery Township, at or near the
land owned by Furfush; thence running north
within ths bounds Of the road in Montgomery Town
ship, also between sections "a and 35 in Freedom
Township to the Rolleryille and Portage +. 4.
Road; thence north-wcrtcrlv within the bounds of
the same, to empty into the "Big Rum the
northeast corner of section 80 in Freedom Town
ship whereat to terminate. a#. H.t
The work comprises 2 drains No. being that
part which lies north of the county road running
east and west through the northeast quarter OF sec
tion 10 Montgomery Township No. 2 constitutes all
of that part which lies south of said road division
No. | consists of AZ sections Of 20 rods each, and
the width of the bottom of the first to be feet
the following Of feet, and the remainder feet.
Division No. comprises sections of l3 rods and
10 links each, with bottom Of 2 feet in width
bank slopes i feet base TO vertical the cuttings
to be made in accordance with the profile and plat
of the Engineer
The work to be completed To the acceptance Of the
County Commissioners by the 1st day of October,
1851. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. VI.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg. April 23d, lSG1--lw5$S 73.
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.ITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that the 18th day Of
June next, at the House of \. Kecicr, in Perry
Township, will let to the lowest bidder, in sepa-
rate sections, the making Of the drain known as
drain No. 90, commencing about 90 rods south of
the west quarter part of section l6 in Perry Town
ship; thence south 10 the "Swale Rum" near the
line between sections 20 and p of said Township
thence down the channel of said Run to the west
line Of section "a of said Township whcrcat to
terminate. The work comprises 90 sections OF 20
rods each, the width Of the bottom to be follows
from commencement To section IL. feet, from II to
Is inclusive feet from 20 To AZ inclusive, feet,
from 43 to 81 inclusive, feet. and from 81 TO ter
minaton, 10 feet the banks to have slope Of y
feet to l in depth the cutting varies from Id to
AZ feet
The whole 10 be conn l}eted by the LIST day of
October, 1851, to the acceptau.. Of the County
Commissioners, and IN accordance with the profile
and plat of che Engineer in charge of said work.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, y. NJ.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg, April 22d, lSGl-lwjS6 10.
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DITCH NOTICE.

Ta0sman Bay, Ambrose Bay Asher Cook. Aaron
Merchant Jos r Swan, Joseph p Cory, John B
Caslis, George Worthington, l. b Gunn Henry Iy-
on and the unknown nonresident owners of the fol-
lowing described lands in Wood county, Ohio, to-
wit: the south half OF sections and s. the west
half southeast or 8, the northeast ar sec Z,
and the north half of sections and o. all in town (
north, range II east. You will take notice that an
plication has been made TO the commissioners Of
said county to establish and construct drain or wa
ter course, commencing at point where the Milton
and Montgomery Free Turnpike road crosses the
west branch of Portage River; thence east in the
south ditch of said road TO point where said road
crosses the Middle branch of Portage River where
at to terminate and that said application be for
hearing on the 4th day Of the next stated meeting of
said commissioners June 6, 1867
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county Ohio
Perrysburg, May II, ls6l-3w2s3 IS.
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sHERlFE SALES, &C.
SHERGFF's SALE,

State Of Ohio, for the use of Cahoriue Bradford, by
her next friend John Bradfurj plaintiff, vs. G,slrgc
A. Wallaham and William w. Wrghtdrtcndants
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Columbiana county, Ohio, AMI to no directed and
delivered, will offer for salo at public venduc at the
door of the Court House il the towtr OF Perry ysbuig
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 22d day of June, 1861,
between tho hours of 10 q. m. and p. M, Of said
dav. the following described lands aud tcnemen,s
to-wit: a part of the s-w az. sec. 2, town north
range IL east, in Wood county Ohio. and running
line across said or. so AS to cut of sixty acres
from the ndth side thereof. appraised at $500.
'CHd " -'-tHt u'E. GUYER. siterid.
Nav o. 1S6i-3w5s3 G5
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Gen. Butler takes command ofthe force
at Fort Monroe, as well as the land forces
that are TO opei ate in that vicinity. The
government has put into commission the
steam frotilla for the Potomac river ard
The adjacent waters. This fleet IS head
ed by the U. S. steamer Freeborn, Capt
Wa d, which is known as the flag ship.
There are four other vessels, now afoat,
OF light draft and heavy guns, intended to
chase and capture all pirates and other
secession violators of the laws Of the coun-
try. 1t seems that about sixty thousand
troops are to be placed along The banks Of
the Ohio river. Secretary Chase has
caused new test oath to be administer
ed to the clerks in the several bureaus of
his department. The workmen commenc-
ed renoyating the Capital, preparatory to
the opening of Congress. The war de-
partment has issued strict orders that ev-
cry soldier nust be well fed, and that
complaints to the contrary mus! be imuae
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OFFICE FURNITURE-ALL QUALITIES
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
IL OILS.
a. j. GARDNER & Co., Druggists.
I,ilnaI Nnnl ~ nI,ip

y. y. GARDNER & Co., Druggists.
Gilead, Wood Co.. Ohio.
Have received a large stock direct from New
ork consisting in part of PAINTS of all kinds,
LINsEED, TASNFRs, MACHINE and Coal 0Ms, Fur
MTuRE, COACH DEMAR, and JAPAN VARNIsH
PAINT, NARNIsH, SASH, WmTEwAsH, SCRUBBING
and LAMP BRUSHEs
DYE STUFFs, like Joseph's coat, of many colors,
GLASS of all Sizes PUTTY, s ANp and EMERY
PAPER, TURPESrINE Alcohol, CASTOR and SWEET
OILS, English Currants, Prunes, Tamarnds, and
Raisens, Spice, Pepper Cinnamon by the ib. ormat.
Ginger, Gloves, Ground and Extract of Coffee,
Chocolete and Cocoa. Starch by the h. or box.
A fine assortment of PERFUMERY SCARS and
havoring extracts.
A large assortment Of PURE MEDICINES and
CHEMICALS, and Tidcn's celebrated Medicines for
Physicians use.
We are selling fine article of Coal Or, free
from smoke or smell, ut Use per gallon.
Lamp from five shlings 10 two dollars.
We believe in the principles of PorCLAR Soy
REG GNTY and PAY AS YoU 60, and shall hold our
Stock strictly for CAsu or READY PAY, and will
take all kinds of Grain and Produce in exchange.
PATENT MRDIcISEs OF EVERY KIND.
Gilead, May Q, lS6l-tf.
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candy Johnson Defying the
ReDpHS.o
The Washington Nalio
Of Saturday says

The Washington National Republican
Of Saturday says:
eve have heard reliably from Senator
Johnson as late as last Monday, when he
was 60 miles west of Knoxville, on his
canvass OF the STATE, which votes upon
the question of secession. Mr. Johnson
and his friends were at that date, hopeful
"The style of Mr.. Johnson's canvass.
ing may be judged offrom the commence
mont of his speech at Cleveland, Tenn.
where threats ag inst him bad been large.
,y inIulged in. He told the crowd lhat
he did rot come here to be shot, but to
shoot that if there was TO be fight, he
and his friends were ready for it, and that
he preferred to finish up the fighting be-
fore his speech
Nobody coming forward to fight, the
intrupid Senator proceeded to speak, and
by the time he had finished, nineteen
twentieths of the audience were with him
He told them, among other things, that
jeff. Davis, and the Governor of the State
ought to be hanged and would be hanged
at that not far distant period when the
judicial power ofthe Government could lie
brought 10 bear upon them"
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by virtue of an order of splc issued from the pro-
bate court Of Wood county, Ohio, will offer at the
door of the court house in PcrTysburg, on
Saturday juno l, 1851,
at O'Clock p IN. of said day, the following dcsciib-
ed real estate to-wit In lots in the the town of Per-
rysbrg number 3SG the north 20 feet and the south
SO feet of the north SO Of same lot, and the north
half of in lot number 407, less four feet for alley;
also the west half of the northeast quarter and the
west half of the north half of the southeast quarter
in range ten, townsphp four and section twenty-five,
containing / 90 acres. all in Wood county, Ohio
Terms Of sale: third the day of SALE balance
in annual payments, one-thrd yearly. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage and Interest
from date 5. SPHINX,
Aassignec of tho Prrrvsburg Bank.
Perysburg, April %, 1S6l-52w5S3,S ,S5
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I'm DOGtan1 from ElcntucKy.

The House bill to arm kentucky has
been rel cted, yeas 43. nays AZ. the CON
stituion r. curing 81 votes to app opri-
attd over one hundred thousand dollars.
A resolution that the Governors plo,la-
nation Of the Goth inst, contains the true
position that Kentucky should occupy du-
ring the sufa between the United and
Confederate States, was rejected. An
act amending the State militia law, by
which The Stale GuNrd are required to
wear TO support the Constitution of the
United States and kentucky, passed
yeas 40 nays 80. If Magollin hal a
spark of manhood about him he would
now resign.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHLADELPHTA

A Benevolent Institution established by special
endowment for the relief of the sick and distressed
afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases and
especially for the of diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon, to all who apply by letter. with description
of their condition. (age occupation, habits life,
&c. and in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports ON Spermatorrhea, and other
diseases OF the Sexual Organs and ON the new rem
edies employed in the Dispensary, sent to the atiic
ed in sealed letter ENVELOPES, free Of charge. Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON Acting
Surgeon Howard Association No. 2 south 9th street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan. j, 81. EZRA D. HEATWELL, President
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( HERIFF's SALE.

William Within and John Davis VS.. ,nry Rascly.
Bv virtue Of an nl'der Of s,le issued from the
court Of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, anl
to me directed, will expose to public sale. ~ the
residence of L. B. Rodgers in Horny townsp Wood
county, Ohio, on
Wednesday, the 9TH day of june, 1851,
the following property, to-wit: -Four horses, FIVE
milch cows wheat in the ground, iron kettles, puw
and drag. bark mill and bark, two Young hchtrs,
hogs, crusscut saw, a lot Of dry cal SKINS calf
skins dressed, deer skins finished. two sides har-
ness leather lot Of tanuers tools, seven bags deer
hair and a variety OF other articles not here men
toned Said property taken in attachment and by
an order to me directed from the court of common
pleas Sale To commence at 10 o'clock, a. M, ON
said day credit, on all sums over So, of three
months will be given. G.. Z EGUNER, Sheriff.
Cook, PRICE JOHNSON attys FOR ptii.
May 20, lS6l--3w2S2,V0 $50