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CIVIC HOME GUARD.

The general meeting Of this corps held last night
at Palace Garden and was numerousy attended, but
want Of space prevents from giving TO day report
of the military evoiutops and the polluted addresses by
Mr. Hotaing ana General Llo,d which were cordially
responded to by an appreciatve audience Nothing oc
Colonel Edmonts was absent, having been called to
Albany.
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FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.

Colonel bfarphys regiment al WIet!'s Point yes
tcrday mustered into the service Of the general govern
ment by Captain Goesws United States Army tho
dic4l inspection beipg conducted By Drs A. Mott aad
hoeeley.
TIE regiment win at be paid for the period during
which has been the Of tie State Of New York
Pay master James Welsh having made all necessary
tt Tor the mre oate discharge OF this duty
The uniforms have all been received and the Arms will
be distributed to morrow.
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NINTH EEGIMENT,

Company l., Ninth regiment New York State Militia,
Lieutenant Smith Commanding, is now nearly full Those
wshn1 to hin must report themselves at headquarters
o. University pace aud thirteenth street.
betwt the hou.s Of ave and seven T. Nj, the roll will
to,n pe c,rs. d.
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THIRTY SIXTH REGIMENT NEW 70
VOLUNTENRS.

Four companies were mustered cto the Uuated States
service for two years on Monday, and three moro yes
terday. We only give the names this morning OF
frat four, VIZ
Company A-Captain, Khu J. Faxon First LieutenA t.,
Leroy H. Briggs; Second Lieutenant Edward A5mstron
Company B-Captain, James Raney; First Lieutenan
Timothy Donohue; Second Lieutenant, John N. Lewis
Company C-Captsn, William Fl. Bennett; First Lieu
tensnt, James Rcst!n; Second Lieutenant Henry NJ
Martin.
Company D-CApsin, J. Townsend Daniels First Lieu
tenant, James Grant Second Lieutenant, st. Leger A.
Fonhay.
The regiment been ordered to hold itself In readi
ness 10 10 the seat Of Tuesday next II s to be
drilled IN hight infantry tactics, and Ia 70 be equipped
With Ened rifles. The uniform OF officers and privRtes
will be army blue
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THE PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD.

This regiment has moved lis headquarters from No.
Beeksn street to 500 Bgadwey the former having be-
come TOO small The Colonel Is daily expecting orders
from she War Depsrsmeot and wishes all his men to
bold themselves II readiness 10 instantly report for duty
he ne Is TO have OF the bes. regiments tha win
leave this Cdty.
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HOW DO GOVERNMENT employees GET
THEIR MONEY?
IHEIIt HyAsAl
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD

TO IHE EDITOR OF TIE Herald
New IogK, Jaae Is, 1881
having tene considerable work for the government In
the way of putting recruits the different transport
steamer lying in the stream aud towing many OF the
prize vessels the dock and about the harbur Ud
tha when the bills for such taken to the places
where are directed " 60 that they kuow nothing
about such bills ind the only get In regard TO
them is that must find out il As there must
tie To collect just bills from the government for
such wo,k take this method Of inquiring through
paper in what way myself and many other steamboat
caNec. their bills for towing Transporting
troops board OF she steaEersg
ONE Os The MANY STEAMBOAT MEN.
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KENTUCKY Light CAyALRY,

recruiting station for the enlistment OF DESTROYS
Of Joining tie Kentucky Light Cavalry regiment, OF
Philadelphia, Is about be opened In this city T. E.
Rawlings has been deputed to make the necessary
rspgeents, and communications MAY be addressed to
him at the Everett House.
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THE SECOND REGIMENT, SCOTT LIFE
GUARD.

This regiment yesterday received orders proceed
the seat Of war, but in consequence Of having
not been received the departure postponed until
this morning. The Second regiment s at present
campd at East New York, and the locality Is crowded
daily by large number Of citizens friends Of members
OF the corps. To-day they will proceed to the Jersey
CITY ferry from whence they Will be transported to
Washington.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EIGHTEEN tn REGIMENT
N, Y, w., FROM ALBANY.

This splendid regiment, commanded by Colonel Jack
son. is expected to arrive in this city time thi
morning. and, after parade through the streets, vii
leave for the seat Of war in company with she
regiment, Of Oneida county.
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TIE UNION DEFENCE COMMITTEE.

Mr.. A. A. Low, Treasurer Of the Union Defence Com
mtee begs to acknowledge, by the hand Of Mrs Oscar
Coles Mr. Mears Butkhardt, the of three
bred and fty dollars the proceeds Of the given
at Mrs. Butkhardts residence for the beneft Of the "a
miiies OF volunteers.
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CAMERON ZOUAVES.

Ofhcera Of the above regiment will meet at headquar.
tiers per order Of the 18th inst Recruiting officers
wiz prcrared to present their rols. By oder of
CT VAN pCIEs, Lieutenant Colonel Comn,andicg.
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" ONE Of rHE MANY STEAMBOAT MEN.
THE RESCUE At CATTLE GARDEN.

TO The EDITOR or THE HERALD,
CAM WEED, June 49, 1861.
beg your issue Of the 18th
ret. relating to the rcscIe Of young end boy
opposite the Castle Garden the 10th inst It was lot
the young volunteer OF Captain Cavanaghs company
stated but gallant youDg volunteer, John Gaivia Of
Company q, Captain " Doran who plunged into the
at risk Of hH own lite and rescued them from
watery grave. CAPTAIN II. DORIAN, Company G.
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PREPARATIONS TO RECEIVE THE SECOND
REGIMENT NEW HAMPSHIRE VOLUN.
TIERS.
The sons of New Hampshire requested to meet at
the Brandreth House this evening, eight O'clock to
consider arrangements for the reception Of the Second
regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers, Col. Marston,
which will arrive in this city Friday. BY order Of
Committee Of Correspondence Robert Colby Chairman
W. NJ. Chs mberlain, Secretary.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY PRIZES.

THEIR rLoUGasHAREs ABE TO BE TURNED INTO
SWORDS AND THEIR PRUNING HOOKS INTO
The Agricultural Society Of Dnos, instead Of Offering
prizes FOR implements OF peace, have this year Issued
list Of prem for the best warlike weapons We copy
the fonwipg announcement from the aase Journal
Grand NATIcyAl Ex1ImfsnS AND Tfsr
Rooms OF TILE Ill. STATE AGRICULTURAL socgTY. l.
SPRINGFIELD, .Iuue, 1851. )
urai Society have determined TO add tho following TO
their regular LIST OF preszl to be competed for during
their annual exhibit ior 1861 at Chicago, September
8, 10, IL, IL, Is, ard ID
For the best breech loading riie can
noa twelve FOUNDER. ........ Grand gold medal
For the best breech loading rifle can
non six FOUNDER ..............G Grand gold medal
For the bert muzzle loading rife can
non twelve FOUNDER, ............. Grand gold medal
For the best n,n2zle le1o;ng rife caa-
non. ak pOuroer...,. Grand gold medal
For the best breach loading rife for
nfantsy service .............. Gold medal
For the best rifle nausket fcs iafantoy
For the best breeeh loading carbins '''
for cavalry service. ......... Gold medal
For the best revolving pistol for ca
For the best target rife silver medal
For tho best towing piece, two barrels Silver medal
For the best towing piece, one barrel S'ver medal
For the best and most valuable new
jnven.iop, which is an Improvement
en- apy OF thu IRE arms now in use.. GJld medal
For the best told shot for rife can
non Observation-Disclosures" Silver medal
For the best SHELLS for rile cannon
use. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. size medal
Best powder for common use ..... sitter medal
Powder Tor rifle o. musket dse..... Silver M dial
Best gun carriage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Silver medal
Best ambulance for hospital use with
necessary nppliances..... ...... Siivtr modal
Competition for the foregoing will be limited Ayner
can manufacturers.
For the following competition Is open to the world
Bes. end greatest display OF FIRE aruna
OF s cescIipiicys, AID all varieties
Of weapons, with tse trsppngs and
accoptre GeEla iof serving them Grand gold medal
Bes, anu g,esest display Of military
goods. including uniforms, ban
gers &c ....,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,GIe d gid psdAA
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Markets..

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PuI-ADHIlBIA, June 18, 1891.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State SIS, 775s; Reading
Railroad l64; Morris Canal So Long leland Railroad, 81
Pentsyivalia Railroad, S7h. Sight exchange OF New
York at par.
NEW ORLEANS, June 18, 1851.
Cotton irregular: sales % bales Sales OF three days,
AT bae Receipts 24o balee against $40 same time last
year. Exports, Decreased receipts, 352, 500;
ditto OF all ports COO. Flour dull at IS. Provisions
dull
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1861
Flour steady superine, IS 50 Is IRA IS rs Sc 50;
% o Su 81 Tes 81 sa s
Corn cul: sales 0O bushels with light receipts yell
low, sic Coffee dull-R!o 1sc on time WhsGey dull ut
1870 al7c
Albany June 10, 1861
Flour dun aud lower. Wheat dull. Corn In good do.
20 COO bushels at 43c for Western mixed aost and in
lois and 44c for 0o0 bushels dry do arrive. Oats
e or pug s 10 90 mostly 1 on private
l6c. Received by Central Railroad Tor Boston aad The
East-2 eel bbs hour, l6i bbs oil 40 sacks wheat 666
sacks corn.
Four-moderate demand. Wheat Armer and n good de-
msnd sales SO ooO beshos 75c for No Chicago spring
SEC choice No do. SIC u sac. Milwaukee club. Corn
arm: sales go oG0 bushels at SOC 32c Whskey-De-
nand good, market steady sales 800 barrels at la4o
l4hc, for Western and city Canal freights-l1C on
wheat; 10 cents ca corn to New York
BUFFALO, June Is-IP.M
Flour steady. Wheat market closed frmer sales this
morning 600 bushels No. Chicago spring ut S2c, 5000
bushels choice Milwaukee club At Bic 8 Geo bushels choice
hthcsna cup az 67Xc, b 900 bushels extra milwaukee
club ut $50, 0G0 bushels red winter at 81 H. Corn
closed arner sales 20 COO bushels at Soc 32c Wills
key STEADY: sales 500 barrels 14Ec Canal freightS-
10c n. 11c en- wheat to Now York. IMPORTS OCO
bbs four. 20 0c0 bushels wheat 10 COO bushels corn
Exports-2 900 barrels -four, ITS 600 bushels wheat
So COO bushels corn, 10 COO bushels oats.
OswEGo, June IS, 1861
Flour steady. Wheat quiet sa!es 500 bushels No
Milwaukee Club on private terms Corn-Sales Q 600
bushels at 81 sec. Canal freghts steady; flour 2Sc
wheat So, &C. to New York. Lake imports-30 500
buhels wheat, LOCO bushels corn. Canal exports
3176 bbls flour, IS 0CO bushes wheat, IA 0C0 bushels
col Ii, Is, 900 bushels oats
CHICAGO, June Is, 1861.
Flour dull and heavy; Wheat firm and decned o. As,
tacs at Csc &c. for No l. Sac 65c No g. In shore.
Corr quiet 21hc iustore Recelps-4 600 barrels -four;
9s 600 bushels wheat 101 GOO bushels shipments
100 barrels flour; Ia 900 bushels wheat 1900 bushels
Freights firm 7Xc. for wheat TO Buffalo, Ex-
charge on New York per cent discount for gold
CtSuSNAII, June Is, 1851.
Flour du1; there is only local demand. Whiskey
duh tt 12jsc. Notwithstanding doing. Exchange on
Few York dull at u per cent discount.
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Drawings OF TX. France II Co.'s Della.
an @ n by act Of Assembly paused yaAu-
SUSSEX CouNTr-cLAss rs Drawn June u, lssl.
., %. Z, %, 8, 20, IS, SO, rs, 90, rs, 1.
I'll ~, 20. "a, So, "a, IS, 43, So, "a. 81. IL. AZ.
oi'suiars sent free Of charge by addressing ~
A. FRANCE CO., Managers.
Wilmington, Delaware
KhN TGs1Tr AND MYskolai STATE IorffEa1SS.
4 30 IL &c ~ H1 an Class $50 June l8 1851.
~ kss!uors, CT Class o1 s.c So uSs - A. I'm g. A. 81.
c,rc ~, a., o1, 90, 81. 30, 80, IS, 9, 80, A.
wood, EDDY q CO.,
Covlngton, Ky or st. Louis No.
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Married.

--VANpxSBuRSu AT Whitehall, NJ Y, on Mo-
day, June by Rev. A. s. Bigelox JAMES D. GIBSON er
New York, to CAKmE L. vASDENgURGH, Of the former
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Old Sores, Ulcers, Bad Legs, nnd Every
ktd Ct gore no matter how long has exised be quickly
Safe for the most delicate thorough and reabS
aperfect cure Is guaranteed In every case.
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Two Dollars for Canvass Marching
Shoes Leather do 81 TO % 60 MOCDY's, 1873 Broadway
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BatchslOr's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
worlohsf mlese reliable end sod and
Piled at BATCHkLOk'S wig factory. Is Bond street.
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Sales OF Real Estate.
At auction, June II, 1861, by Adrian II. Muller.
lot e. s. 9th av. 70 It g. OF 10th st, 22x1C0. 50 T60
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Military shoulder Brace and Abdominal
Supporter combined "A and superior article at MASH
co q, Truss Office, No. vesey street, Aston House
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summsr uars.-Aftsr all is said n,

summer 0ltS.-Afeef all aa1d und
acpe ard travelled eearch
OF the sunnr Hat exceller he back to KNOX
acknowledges the superiority of his
straw bst abs tho experience Of thousands and the
elderly heads long learned the while
ing generation which cannot tolerate thing that Ia
RE eest rapidly getting the Lesson the tablet
Of experience Military Eae haytlocks, and everything
seviceabe and in fashion KNOX he stands un
ItNailch
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Prizes CasIied I'm All LsguIxxe Vctt.~s..
y JOSEPH BATES, Broker. 10 wall street nn sssrs

Mare q Quiet Companion R.twesn In.
s1egsn highly dnished Soft Hat msnufactured KsPRM
Dealers and whether In syle quality cheapress 40
Espenscneid fabrics do not bear away the pa.na
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Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machine at Ieauced prices. Once sos srosawsy.
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Cf:stadoro's Hasr Dye, wsSs and Tow
ptes the best in ihe word Wholesale and rea, the
dye privately OPP liti OF no. 6Astor Horse
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MOVEMENTS OF THE MAINE FOURTH REGI
MEnT.


CaSTaHyILIH COURSE. L. I-TRor1IsG Tuesday, June
IS, match 50, 200. two mile beats, ID harnesa-
James d NcNanD named b. Flora Temple. $40. 2
james Turner named CHI. G. John Morgan .........
Tine-456 4-452H
The above race was OF the best and fastest tast
has taken place. and ranks the record Of time
ANol. The Kentucky horse proved himself trump,
bat the cid Queen the Turf allowed herself to be
headed in the race, aud ssemngy less leg weary
man the gaiisnt hentuckiRn Flora Temple is Bill mis.
81 10 fl,xf
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Htli, saiarJsNbIe Gntfsr uf Rair aua
Vhtksis. No bsse - steth HeI Dive 81 Cells. ola
a ts....
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At S3-DoUBLE SOLE SHOES AND CATERS, AT
JONES. 10 and II Anu street Soldiers and volunteers
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(NORNs, BUNICEs. INVERTED NAILS, ENLAR9RD
Joints and all diseases Of the feet cured without pain
inconvenience to the patient by DIR. TACHAFIk, Burgess
Chiripodst, 100 Broadway Refers to physicians and b
gems Ia this city.
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MARION LO2EE. -
M BY r. MARTINEZ,
No East Fourteen d street, Union SQUARE
iTiiE OLD PENNIMAN MANSlON)
This su,e,b wiz be open the public ON and
r.er Saturday the 10TH inst Linner In 'Nrdnss y" S.
0thtr depaItmenss aecJo.ng Oh, OK lnre rnvae Rooms
OF pre- in the elegant style 1he patyonoe.,
OF the public respectfully solicited
. n B.-IINNEk PARTIES FURNISHED AECoFDIss
To OEIEk.
asAThaT uNFERMENTEp E2EAD
Absolutely purer, made by Uf'cefa shv. 4,
declared by the College OF P-Sscish- ySseos -
be tie only and ar ~
All the nuu'tus ard palsts,. GNVi'v . a. ~ az
se pFcerVe9; tsstd W.f'a y""'t Js' n no 50 rs
slfale., or any eorupt'rg "ce,tr -. a, i'll ser
faSs. never sCurs co., - .,t,,o
other bread, 81 wsys tisa h. s. 81 Ifor
ale "a tie rar u'acte'', ~ ast s. ,rr ~, ere
tpe, Ne deer arc 90 ''e d uIo 80 Fcurh
SWtnis FtNi tt'tei v.in avenue rear
l~tnty ninth ~ 800 -
q!
IAVIAs / CO.
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happen that they all bad the positions the physical
strength 10 go forth wi.h them Let them not desuise
them On tbet account They would do all they
could Tor their ube solderal comfort He
shen might fall ia the Of victory, but there
glory Tor ali (Applause) In conclusion the speaker
made feeling appeal to the sol1iers aud handed the
banLer 10 Colonel McQuade
briefly periodically and 10 The point He regretted hat
their unfo detention the ri had allowed
him tire 10 prepare nttt response he could assure
them b he regiment should ever cherish thai beautiful
fu occnut\0f The tonors and tina. they wout de-
fend aereat and hos Cheers lie alsD assured
who might 70 return that flag To tnem
would without BILE ish or 1t save from the blood
of traitors whom hes should meet IA battle. Appause
Turrg the Cooy sergeans Colonel McQuade gave the
hag into his lands saying. that IL tbs man in The
reDks who did not wsh to defend IL with his hearts
blood he had better leave st Three rousng cheers
foos this and the waving OF hiudkerchiefs by the
1aties made the ecene truly e1h aratiDE
the regiment LET'S Washington Parade ground abou. a
quarter ID, o'clock proceescd via the FIJI tn ave-
rue and Brehdwayto the City Park, WHARF rafres nmcns
were served 20 them b. order OF Cefones Van baieu.
down Which nust have been truly gratifying tn the ga
liant fellows They did carry their muskets t,eT
were Sent over TO Jersey ahead Of them They were
to IN Inc City Park barracks during the night ond
frect.
The following Is list Of the Geld stat and line officers
STAFF.
Colonel, John McQuade; Lieut. Colonel C. skller:
mesiss, Thomas B. Bates Surgeon, A!onzo uourchli;
Surgeons Mate j. E. West Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Hughes.
N0N-COMMIssI0NED STAFF.
Quartermasser's Sergeant, James Baou Sergeant Ma
|, -, Cassus B. Mervin; Drum Major, - Hynds III Ma
scr, - Cailn.
Company A, Utica-Capt. Tbomas n Davies; Frs,
Lieut. George r. Cone; Second Lieut., Rodger y Cr0cksc
Company B, Utica-Captain, W. Il. basghi Fust Lieu
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s.eie tIe ssss - psIas skunU ssusk iSS go -
sss ss; ! w w. s 49, e: Y ~.
lSSk - ~ Wa spOsdtl ss1aN q Assw6
49, asses soSss ss.S {, 80 :. 80 E s:ssS ~.
nessh 7ste ssss - pssss. ssssss - ~: -
nloles .hsncs nofih 1852 vssi s polss., thssa.
!. sSsn W wes' y poIss V ~ place q bs0la-
I'll Third tract being psti Of, ,is .usA.w,,, -
'sf seeuon 20 asd rang Sin ~ eosaay q b.
nSSs. ssesant ng g ps:i q " Ssfsh ss q lhs
!, nsmsd tfsst ana DAVID sso,,s - - ~ 49,
~ roos % beech, tksaes sp ~ ussl sids q g
. mee ~ hickory at the cFeek, sksu1v; veus -
JhomlsonS hns 10 the ersss, ihsncs % sbs pIsss
Y, o. % ginning. censsiniss ens aero ~ q rod,,
2 .. rSss e e. r. .hses l.ss p:.sia..a .,sss:
D By fetsr Pessins sid wiIs, snd s. VA HsfSSs
d sek Ryen. and recorded N Vel 40. -, ~
= ''SU,c 2, oseas ssI sST Bslmdn, esaa'y, ONE e
ID beck lo,s No. " and io3 a. $3.50 90. ~
II Back ist No Bat $700 90.
% East pAffef fvnt los ~ o. o1oo0 90, - ,..,ss
gel irst tract, containing 1 B acres n sy4o2 =
!6l second and third tract, known q thS miM ~.
= shsIiii ssi ef 1Snsouls Z 'ss|5S @ 1.
~ ,sS snsriGs Ones ~ Clsissvi'is, Jssssy IA
= liam authorised ssy 70 .ny p.va v,.s,,
~ 70 buvehsss The wkssnsv csssk usss.siv 4.
6 make On snaranssnsnt tsf dns, shss1 ~ !,
:, sire ~ ~ s,i'' ~ TG's..s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-24
! sKerfG,a Sale.

% Josiah Hinton Va Samuel Shepard. y
DY virtue Of an order OF sale 70 me difectsd
ID from the court ef common, y phsss Of Bslnsus
county. Ohio, lIwill ofIsr ios sals
,;,,s ,,a Tuesday, March s 1861, 4, NJ
Al The door Of The court house 10 81. Clshsyille,
bstwsen ths hosis of1o ssd Pn Of said day
shs ipjlsvisg rsal ssssie, 70 wiss situate IN ths
COO nty ei Belmont and State Of Ohio, being I
part Of The south-esst qusrtsr d ssctiUs II, Tp
ssArsnes ., bssianiaS ior The same a. lss9e
" hiss osk tree on The western boundary OF, said
qusrtef sbout fifty and hfty- Two hundfedths rods
south ot the northwest corner otsad eusrisr
fuuning thence soath thirty and sixty. four hun
dredths reds 70 sso ne 0d The wen boundSy lin,
Of said Quariss; fhenes soeth 69bS ssst 20 rode
themes south = rols. thsacs .es,h ne We
sight fuds; thsnes ~ 81 100 rods; thenes nossi
~ ssst - et1Qe - - sPesa u. ~ ed ~
Is1ss .es.ss " ;:s lsns Z scgsS =. -. sss. J.
In nggtk,Wsst en- direction up shs iavins viii
strsii line 10 . loelsi Tree, the fith station Q,
The original suf vey 81 tract sprveysd for Davi
Hinton By john KennOn; thenes sesth 67e "
%a.1o0 Teds 70 the plecs ci ~ ginning, con.sin in
!esty ssrss, ness 81 less Appsissd !, 3
Tsfnsa' ssls sssh. s-ii pPeL0CllAlY.
ss..if. siis.. ), crsylus. sgsssEy sssA! w;
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