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EXPORTS OF COTTON FEoM MEMPHIS,
From Sept. l, 1883, 10 APrl p, 1861.
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F0q. Sale.

no. HKGRn !, good Cook washer an
"A frona- had and We viii SCI eaesp
YOUNG 4 WE4p,
Z opposite Appeal pee.
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TIE RacEs.-Yesterday's race, a sweep
sake for ali age, two miles and repeat, was
won at two straight heats BY Betty Ward,
beating saiie woodward Laura Paris and
Molly Jackson paid forfeit. Time 3A6-s;52.
/ We learn that The attendance was very snsi
and bat illsio interest was manifested. This
IL nothing less than might be expected at such
a time as The present The public mind is too
deeply absorbed with the political troubles
that distract the country, to unbend to The en-
ioymsnts Of field sports beside a largo ma
iority Of those who usually make up the at
tendance at race meetings, sre new enlisted Ia
The military service OF Tie state, and are ae-
lively drilling and preparing Tor lie defense.
In view Of this state Of things, it seems 70
US it would be well for the club to postpone the
meeting, at least until the excitement which
now psrvades the community has to some ex-
tent subsidsd. We do not know il it lie COM
petsnt for the club to postpone stakes, but ac-
eording to the rule, we undsrstsud, they mays
under certain circumstances, dispense with the
purse races, and we hear it agltstea, with
a view to ascertain the sense Of the
as to the course most proper
10 be pursusd Ia view Of The extrAordlaary
circumstances at present surrounding the
The public viii know the Eesua Of
heir deliberations to-dsy. We should not be
surprised to hear that tue meeting had been
to an abrupt termination and their
sport abandoned for the present, at
east, BY Tennessee turfmsn.
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e Company No. /, Of the seventh ward,
assembled last night at their armoFy. Their
late captain, Ed. Pickett, having been pro
noted 10 the Office Of colonel Of the 155th reg
imsnt, an election wal held for officers, which
resulted in the choice Of R. L. Tsggart, cap
tsin; S. Ogden, let lieutenant; R. B. Mitch
Ell, 2na lieutenant; G. S. Slmms, 81 l~ieuten-
ant. This company have adopted the name Of
Quitmau. Greys, and number $50 men ready for
service.
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ny virt-e Of q trust deed executed 70 me By r ".
ID Shelton and wife. wh.ch is on record In the Regis
ters o8ce Of Shelby c1Huty, iWlli, On Saturday, NaI
lith, 1851. IN front o. the County Clerks oGce eornel
Court and Third streets, Memphis, proceed t. sch fol
cash. 10 the highest bidder, The following described rea
esttte, to-Fit; II NJ and being IN range : and sec. 2 o.
bounded ~ follows. Beginning a. 3 Btske 81 Johs
". Harris0n's, N. ". o5rrer, and running ives
81 chairs and IS links 70 . small hickory stump with
hi,kory and I sweet gum pointers, thence south 50 DEG.
east % chaius and IS Links % . stake in the west cdgl
of the Memphis and HsieiRh plankEOaa. tier noul
g7k deg. east 10 chainsa and 80 links 10 another point il
said plankroad, and then norte : chains and o. unts 3
~ berinuirrf cgatainfn 81 acres. Sale 70 taks plEe
ct p ofcl OK. JOHN ?. ~TREzEFAkT,
Nnril6tb, 1851. IEr9-tdsl Trustee,
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ATTENTION - Thirty recruits wanted fer
active service. Apply at the camp at Fort
Pickering. J. FowLKEs, ia
Captain Harris Zousvs Cadets.
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The criminal c3art will meet at The
clerks Office, corner OF Court and Third
streets, this morning at 3 o'clock which will
be The last regular day Of holding said court
FOR the transaction OF ssy regular business
until The next court IN course.
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Lean has not been arTesle

TENNESSEE RFLEs.-The Tennessee Rifles
viii continue their drill at the hours before
mentioned, commencing at 10 A. II. and 8 p.
H., daily. The company is ~equipPing and
getting ready for immediate service, and is
rapidly progressing ; recruits are earnestly
desired, as Maynard rifles have been obtained.
Armory and drill room, Adams block, on
Second street, between Adams and Jefferson.
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CHICKENS WkNTED.-Our friend CockersI,
Of the Gayoso, adysrtises for one thousand
chickens. Poultry dealers, take notice.
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FLAG PREsENTATIoE.-A most beautiful
silk flag, given By Mrs. A. B. Shaw and Otbei
ladies, was yesterday evening presented t.
Captain Genette's 6ae company, the Memphis
light guards.
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y. II. ARMSTRONG L CO.,
sU0ozssoas TO zBxoS1sos 3 ARMSTRONG,
EeaHo~Grd Shos Findings,
27l Main suest;:;gsBgbis, TsHa.,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN STRUT,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
s259s
sADBLERY, HARDWARE,
Tanners Tools, aHd Curriers' Tosls
and Findings, Hides and OF.
KEEP constantly On hand , fua sssrt=sai o.
French CAR skins,
American CaEF skins.
Pad skins,
Deer skins
ChanlOfs skins,
Lining skins,
Topping Sk1t
Ee1szOck Sole Leather,
Oak Sole Leather.
Harness Leather.
SkirtiGg Leather.
Wax Upper Eer
EnameIed 1-aF
Bride L .1Ba -
NJ
Patent Leather Of An Kinds an C as
uri
which we OTTER ss low ls can be bcuzs f- r 81
or Cincinnati, and loser Than can - 5e-H-- h
city, having superior facilities l burl1- 5- -7ca
Agents for the sale Of cta
GtSu8 0tsH g
Machine Sf55chsd
leather,
G:fg and
JEsI Beads.
Gusss-hose G1G
PGCEfNu
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New horh MARKETS ~ IcieBfaPAs
NEW KsaE. April q, P. A--oottoa-less aetiTs
1903 bales sold to-dsy At I7aGi4c.
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For WharfmasIer.
THOs. n. WILLIAMS IL . eandidats tor wharf
master. Eieotion last IhurrdAy IN Juns mr&-td
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Foreign Markets By Telegraph
Urn errkrsuP ARARrh-l

CiaelnBatI Markets By Telegraph.
o~IscIEEATi April as.-Four has advanced IO9I5'
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HELESA.-HeieRa is wide awake. We learn
from Mr.. Coles, clerk Of the Golden State,
that it has nov e battery, and that guards are
on duty night and day to prevent the boats Of
unfriendly States from carrying out any OBJ
/ fsrffonahfa aasfvnH
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military BOARD.-Hereaftsr all eommuni-
cations to the board are required to be made in
writing. A. P. MERR1L, Chairman.
April 20. 1861
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gorsl Skaters.
Omce--UniOn street, Cor. Front Alley.
~TRAYELERs, GUIDE.

tuesday aoraIsg, 5. April 90, 1861.
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From hs Examiner, Eorfoks Va.
Csphalie Pills ~ssoomBilsh the sbiset for WhiSh The,
we're made, viz Cure Of Headaohe in all its forms.
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nrnpHIs - mo RAmRoAp.

aunrvr DEPART.
Past rpross.--..-. $40 A. m...-..s.--.a5le A. N.
Eail press.......-.so M..----.-A@ p ~
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Tor WharfmasTer.
TOBIAS WOLFE Is a candidate for WhETfnastsI
urr-4f-r anfb Trra mrfl-td
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Fer EVharfmastsRs
PlANE O.. INGHAM IS q esRdidate for wharf
80 - IN nr-ninr Lnna eIerinn- .nlI-ta
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For Wharfmaster.
BEN. H. ATKINSON is atsndidzte for The once
Wharf-uaafter. Election 9Th Of June mrto-td
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Trrat HaIA

We are authorized % announce ". c. AEDElSO
rs q candidate Tor tbe enc Of Wharfmsster, a. the o.
suing election. 2Oh June. mr2t-tde
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ONO BELLE sEIzED-We learn from Tho
clerk Of tie steamer KsatuekB, in last ev ming
from Vieksburg, that the Ohio Belle, con-
mauded by Capt. Sebastian, vas seized on
Sunday, with her cargo at Napoleon, the citi-
zsDs Of which place declare that they viii no
/ allow her to move from there until he Cineiu'
natl people give up the Arkansas arms seized
j nv them.
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For szayOF.
AT he solieltatoH Of frieEds, I consent y plaes my
nsne before the citizens q Memphis as a candidate for
az JOHN PARK.
For BFigadier-General.
WE are requested 10 announce HUGH D. GREER, As
Bricade composed q the ~uouutieso Of Faystte and shelby,
Election, fth o. Nay ap13te.
For TaK-COIIeCfOF.
he once Of TaE-Coneetor. Election on the soth o.
June. mr52-ts
For Recorder
We are authorized 30 announce s. A. EOORE, as a
aadidAts FOR Recorder $ the ensuing election in June.
ulrI7tea
FOR Chief of Police.
VIZ are a~ut1srizaf &c aanoulce ZEN g GARRETT,
a. oandldaie for rs-elsction % the once of Chief Of Po-
nee at he siseaan in J-5e next. mrite'
Fer Wharfmastsr.
PRENE q. BINGHAM IS q seRdidate for Wharf
master, 81 thu eusuins June election. apll-ts
For WharfmasIer.
THOs. Il. WILLIAMS h. . eandidats tor wharf
MASTER Elselion list Ihursasy in Jnns mr25-d
For Wharfmaster.
BEN. H. ATKINSON is atsndidste for The once o.
Wharf-aaster. Election 27th 81 June. mrion
Tor WhaFfmasTer.
TOBIAS WOLFE Is a candidate for R~hsrfnaster.
Eleoti5n seth JUne. mri5-d
Fer WhRrfmRsfer.
We are aufhGrized % announce ". c. ANDERSON
suing election, soih June. mr2t-td.
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For Chief of Police.
IN VIZ are auihsrizaf t aunoElce BEN 6. GARRETT
As candldats FOR recollection % the once q Chief Of Pc
O. ice at ts election IN J-oe nazt. mrlte'
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DIX EDMONDN
opAru aNn HrDRnpaTH.

sah ass e RsL frceL scuua h,uss
~ q Msusaa CGsse- ca ever 8 Na=1A &
ca Drr srrs. Nan rrssL OEa 1- $3.50
9 "a p.
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o,a 1s,sa az . ans Residence on leased grornf-ll
vear. ease. A great bargains is offered 10 these Eases
and on easy terms. 1nlNG 49,
10. I, Union Street, opPnits APpeaI Oms''
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SoES 3 hTEoE-----T 2 T1Ti55R
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II you are, or have bees troubled with the Hsaeaei
send for a bsx (Oephalie Piiis), 50 mat yea may b
them in Ease 81 an attack.
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w. LEASES FOR SALE.

ON lease Of a Business House and Lot renting for
~ s2y2os per snnnm,
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AT he solicitation Of fieFds, I consent = place M
name before the citizens q Memphis as a candidate fol
Mayor, a. the June election.
an ToHN ARK.
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attention Of the readers Il the
directed 70 ne sdfs-ti.snort d O. "
20 WholetAR DrssEtsu NJ. 81 Gsia
aflz-iy
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SILVER a
Pistols, Cutlery, checks, spectacle, Fancy GOods.

We have On szhhHdoa in chr PICTURE GlLLEuT many choice sBs
Pictures from ne Miniature TO LIE SIZE, either from the orl-luaI a- q 81
oorTst licensees ani uge.i1r nlia.
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For ReCOrdeFs
We ere authorized 90 announce s. A. MOORE, as a
caadidats for Recorder 8 the ensuing election in June.
--fr -
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PROCLAMATION

See ?. 4. Clarke Co.'S eolau
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Wa are requested 10 announce HUGH D. GhhEE, a
a candidate for the ono % nrigadrer-Genersl for IN
Bricade composed o. the counties Of Faystte and shelby
Election. fh Of Nay. APPS tcH
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EHgush wdauisj knantsi Pssausi Fi5ers
Cream Nuts.
CHOCOLATE.
French sauie Chocals.s. American.
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State of Ohio, Monroe Coun.
ty, IS.
Richard Sewell,
against

Reaben NJ Andrews and wife.
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed
from the court of common pleas of the county
of Monroe in the State Of Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction at the front door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and o'clock p. M, on
Mondag, tho goth day Of May, 1851.
the following real estate, situate in said cour-
ty, to wit:
The north east quarter of the south west
quarter, and the east half of the north west
quarter of the sonth west quarter Of section
thirty six, township three, and range four, In
said county, except about tive acres in the
south west corner Of tEe last mentioned lot,
formerly sold to Thomas Mcfarland.
Ordered by said Court to be sold at the suits
Of Jacob Moose and Richard Sswell, to satisfy
Mortgage made by Reuben N. Andrews And
wife, part Of which was assigned to said Moose
and part to said Sewell.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Mas Com. NJ. G.. O.
April 10, 1Ssl.-$s,1o.
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TURN OUTl TURN OUT!!
WooDsrIELD, MonRon Co. Ono,
April 22d, 1861.

WooDsrIELD, MonRon Co. OHIo
April 22d, 1851.
The Hnrolled Militia of Monroe coun.
~, Ohio, between the ages of lS and As,
are hereby commanded to meet at their
respective places of election, in each
township, on Saturday. the 4th day of
May next, aud organise themselves into
companies, of not more than 100, and not
less than IS, rank and file, In each compa-
ny. The place of rendezvous for each
company to be selected by the company
after organization. The election of OFF,
GERS and place of rendezvous must be re.
ported to Head Quarters immediately.
This organization is not for the purpose
Of Immediate service. but to put the coun-
try 10 proper state of defense to meet
any sudden emergency.
Each company will elect, by ballot one
Captain and three Lieutsnants--lst End
and 3rd--snd these officers will appoint
one Ensign, four Sergeants, and four Cor
porala.
VIM. P. RICHARDSON,
Brig. Gen. 2ud Brigade.
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For the Spirit.
Geographical Enigma.

Attempt the end and never stand to doubt,
Nothing so hard but search will find it out,
am composed of Is letters.
Ny 4, Is, 6, ., Is, is city of Maine
Ny l3, 2, 5, IL, 8, Is, is a city of Con
necticut
Ny IL, S, l, 8, Is, is city of New
Hampshire.
My 9, 8, lS, l, 8, IL. is city of Rhode
Island
Ny 8, L, l, 8, II, is river in Vermont.
My 5, Is, Is, is cape of Massachu
setts.
My 4, 8, Is, IL, l3. IL, is a county O
Pennsylvania.
My 6. IA, 4. 8, IL, 13, IL, l, is {
county of New Jersey.
My 7, IA, Is, 8, 6, is creek of Delaware
My l2 3, 4, 8, is city of New York
My s. 5, 6, l, 8. Is, is city of Mary
land
My 5, 6, 2, 8, is a county of North Caro-.
lima.
My I, S, 4. IL, 49, is river of Virginia
My 6, 5. Is, |, 5, 10, 8, is river oI
Florida
Ny 6, 5, Is, l, 8, IL, is river of South
Carolina
Ny 7, IL, 10, 9. 8. IL, s, 3. Is, 2, /, 8
Is, is city of Georgia
Ny 8. IL, Is. S, is city of Mississippi
My !, 8, Is, Is, IL. 6, l3, s, IL, is a
river Of Alabama
Ny l, 8, Is. 6. 5, la, is river of Lou
.isiana.
My 4, 8, ], 8. is creek of Ackansas.
My IL, 2. s, 5, is county of Tennessee.
Ny 5, l, 2, 8. Is, 6, Is a City of Texas
My 4, 3, Is, IL, 8, s, is county of Mis-
souri,
My l. s. 4, 5. is county Of Iowa.
My Z. ;. 2, Is, 6, 8, Is, is county OF
Illinois
Ny 4, IL, IL, 8, 4, is City of Ind iana.
Ny 4,5. l3. IA, Is, is county of Ken
tueky.
Ny 8. S, /, ., IS. is City of CSio.
My 8. 4, Ii, l. is q county of Mich gan.
My 4, s, 8, 10, 3, 4. Ia, Is. s, IL, is o
river Of Wisconsin
Ny 6. 8, Is, IA. 4, 5, is county of Cal
ifornia
My whole was President of the Uni-
ted States of America. Ell B s.
Woodsfeld, o.
Eg Answer next week.
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Our Post Office.

The opinien entertained abroad of the
attempt to take the post-oflce, in this
place, from . widow lady and give it to a
man ~ may be learned by the following
from the Cincinnati Enquirer:
AGALLANT EDIroR.-The widow Flem-
ing Is Postmistress up at Woodsfeld, O.,
She duties of which small Office, it is well
acknowledged. she faithfully discharges
and tho pay for which is about $3.50 per
aunum This pi;tance affords the poor
widow and her two children enough cheap
food to keep them from starving, and
shelter enough to protect them from the
cold.
There is no Office, however. 80 small
that it cannot find small Republican to
match it, and, in this case, he is an editor
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State of Ohio, Monroe CouR.
ty, SIS.
George NJ. Woodbridge,
against
William Tidd.

DY virtue of a mandate to me directed FROM
ID the court of common pleas of Monroe
Ohio, l will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of tho court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld. in said county, on
Monday, the 2OM dag Of Nay, 1881,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:
The east half of the norih east quarter of
section two, township four and range four,
containing eighty acres.
Ordered to be sold as the property of VIM.
Tidd, to satisfy decree in favor of George N.
Woodbridge, in said court.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Mas. Com. M. G. q.
Arril 10 lS6i-S275.
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we are ashamed to say-the editor of the
Woodsfeld He, adj
Well, we must say that if she poor wild.
ow is to be made the victim of petty
otfice seeking man, and he an editor too,
that the act may obtain such iafan Gus
uotoriety all over the country as it will
deserve, and that every owl from every
hill top and cavern Of old Monros will
boot it nightly in his ears. till shame
shall drive him from among the associa>
tions of man and woman.
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State Of Ohio, Monroe County
Court of Common Pleas.
Marx Albert. Plaintiff,

against s
James Schrawger, Defendant.
HfHR defendant James Schrawger. whose
i whereabouts is unknown, will take notice
that on the I9.h day of March, A. D. 1851,
Marx Albert, Plaintiff in this action, filed his
petition III said Court, to obtain judgment
against said defendant, for the sum OF S IS on
pro,nissory note, dated July 2nd, 1857, with
interest from date; and for the foreclosure and
sale of the following premises, Mortgaged to
said plaintiff by said defendant, as collateral
security for the payment Of said note, to wit
The north west quarter of the north east quar-
ter Of section number II, township number
1, and range number 4 containing forty acres.
more or less, lying in said county Of Monroe,
and in the district Of lands heretofore sold at
Marietts, Ohio.
Unless said defendant ansvers or lenurs
to said petition against the irst day Of May
1881, it viii De taken As true, aud judgment
and decree entered asse rtiingly.
GOWN 4 POWELL,
Esrch 81, lss1.--sW. Plaintiffs Atsy's
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ELDORADO HOUSE.
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE,
CALDWELL, OHIO.

EROA the convenient location of this house
Il it has great advantages. being situated on
the South west corner of the Public Square
and convenient to this Courthouse and Pub-
lie Offices This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with all the modern
improvements.
His chamber are spacious and comfortable.
His beds are new and clean.
The whole interior department of the house
is furnished in a style of aagnaoence and
splsndor, unapproachable in "these diggens."
The Proprietor will spare neither labor nor
expenss for the "outer" comfort of his guests.
His TABLE will always be found grosnipg
under the choicest viands the market-as
home and abroad--ean produce, for the ''inner
man."
His STABLE is we'll supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by trusty
and faithful Eostler
He hopes by strict attention to business and
a disposition to please to merit and receive a
large share eff public patronage.
IA Charges-moderate.
A. R. BoYcE, Proprietor.
Caldwell, April II, 1S61-tf.
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To Teachers.

To Teachers.
The Board of Examiners will hold q
meeting in Woods6eld,
Saturday, May 4, 1851.
Examination to commence ut holt past
8 O'Clock.
H- Teachers will take notice that
this will probably be the last meeting Of
the Board until autumn.
BY order of the Board
3t JAMES o. Amos, Clerk.
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Sherif's Sale.
Tallant & Delaplaia.
against

Reu ben hawkins.
DY virtue of of writ of rsndtiont erponGs
ID to nae directed from the court of common
pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, l will offer for
sale at public auction at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
a. ln., and 4 o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, The 25M day Of Nay 1861,
the following described real ehtatc, situate in
said county, to wit
The following land commencing at point
Oh the east s;,le of Cross-Stres of .hs town of
stsEosd, extending south l6a feet south of the
los OF lsUd decided by Samuel +. Tanner to
Bars,ll Merton, en the 18th day of July 1858,
tbance east wish the alley on the south side
of said Aorton's lot until it intersects the al
lev between Jets numbers 5 and in said town
OF Stafford. ext> >nding south lea feet. thence
south with said al.ey between lots numbers 5
and as appears on the plat OF said town OF
Stafford, extenndipg sos tn 80 feet and inches
thence west 1872 feet ~ the Cross Street OF
said town extending south, thence north 80
feet and inches to the place OF beginning;
also the south half of let number one, and the
south half of lot number two ana lots mum
bers s, 8, 10, %, &c, and 40, in the town o.
Stafford; also lot number four, containing u
acres. also lot numb ber l3 containing l3a acres
also f6sS uu n Der 10 containing 73 acres, more
or less, al being in section s, township 6, and
in the town of Stafford, Monroe county. Ohio.
C. N. MORROW, Sheriff,
Monroe County, Ohio.
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s We are told that the report about
oil having been found in a large quantity,
at Armstrong; Mill, on Captina, is ex-
aggerated. 1t is Inow believed that the
well will not pay for working. and prep
arations are making for sinking it deeper.
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Notice.

The Directors of the Monroe Mutual
Insurance company will hold their annual
meeting at the Office of said company, in
Woods6eld, on Monday. the 9Th of May
next, at which time and place the election
of officers to serve the ensuing year, will
also be held.
= By order of the President.
JNO. B. NOLL, Sec'y.