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supplies thefeffom.
The beef to be Of good ard wholesome quality, In
quarters With equal proportion Ut each meek ao
Ehalks 70 b t1clpdedJ nd 70 % delVefed q snsA
quantities - mbl be from t1Ina to utna required for
the tfoopA aud On such days may be desXuated pY
tie A1si tA0t C0mn1sGAl1e9 of Gnb6tDeeneet
Prope sA4 VII BtAto the pk3c0 Let ns4 pound x
xhle9 t5e beef ~ b deyeEea i sseh rs:; 4sS 1e:
ptshed.
Proposals viii a1so be received tn furnishing such
beef cate on the hoof y nay be EeQ4ea 19a &
1nk troops In the Held In 1ho We1ftEn ~
HfAprn 1T, iH1 The cattle to BE- d9lvsEed E9 w
Dnited Btaane 1t one Or A1l Of ne foa1oWm r. -
raducah a11 "a saea nau1eEs e. ma{ % Es ;sst
Vefrhf 81 fbe caffe b bo not 1.s tA1n 80 po0nta
III nrooos.1s vtu nkate the p,tce per Efoss psunA
for VhfeS pa castis On tho hoof viii be fo10an6 u
each Of fbQ points 1b0Vo n4294.
FropossS WM be iadoesed. "PropoaaA nj Farztek-
- ~ esdtetent sreaasy VII be required 1os ~
faltllaaeTf o< tAe eo1szA1@+ .--
mi al - 6fls Ra&o, 4. j. HAIHKA
nqFGE&tt Captain ana q. 8.
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street, q. .5N.
Firet quality ty.........-..-....-....e @s4
Medium. ..........-..---.-......1 Ok
OfQfnaly. ..-.ss-.ss.s...asssss.-.."U *Rp3
Some extra good Beeves my be quoted at &c.
The general average Of the market IL 1He-
The moet Of the sales range from 8H984c.
Total number Of BeeVes received In the city th1k
This is 2as9 head lesa than last week, and 499
tead less than the average OF last gear. This Az
ersqe number at each Wednesday market last year
wae 491 head, while the number to day being 564
shows T3 head more than the average, and ALI
he'd less than this day week.
BEKyEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES.
L. n. Anerton d Co., -propretors Of the Wash:
the Cattle in market from the following states:
New York ,168 Illinois,. 4o3
pennsylvania. 3, S K@entuGky:-..-'- @ IL
Ohio. io................1.I11 New Jersey. ....-.. "a
Indiana ............. 46l m1cA1ean. u
Canada. ............. 10
, 1861-11-09
By order OF the Board Of Managers.
Mrs. H. REYNOLDS, Sec'y,
UnpA1& Letters

The following letters are detained in the Chica-
go Post Office, and will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington. D. c., On Monday next, IN
less called for before that time:-
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tho entt1e trip ns1m 9t. Ioasa. 1t every ST.
tioa Alo1g the road he was called out and Ct
thusisstieally ;ehesredr Tbs ssms ovation
awsitxd him Alter Itavipg Joliet. AtEock-
port and Athens huge bont1ras we1e burning,
md the crowds eAee1eA Justify - the train
The trim arrived ut Chicago about ten
o'clock Thousands ct people had gathered
In the depot grounds and sWssmed in tho I'd.
jacent streets for = distance Of several blocks
AZ thetraan neared the depot = signal rocket
famed through the air, and upon
that instant cannon doomed = noisy
welcome; the bands struck up patriotic atre;
the immense procession waved their torches,
which turned night into day md set the sky
ae1ow with lurid light; deateaIng cheers,
again and egain repeated, rent the mir. The
scene beggars description. Probably no man
ever received such spontaneous and trium-
pbazt welcome to this city or Was ever greet
I'd by such vast assemblage. The quiet,
modest civilian who left Us a few months ago
suddenly found himself the cynosure Of all
e.es, the recipient Of plsudits and praises,
enough to turn the head Of any person with
moderate degree even Of egotism- The sub
iect Of all these demonstrations, however,
bore his honors meekly and with becoming
modesty.
At the cars, he Was met by Col. ]. 4. Tuck
e1 who escorted him to barouche drawn BY
four white horses, in which he took his seat
and rode, waving his hat in response to the
cheers Of the crowd who thronged about the
caz1iags, to his place in the procession,
which moved to the fremont House amid
continued cheering and welcome from thoa.
lands upon thousands Of people who almost
blocked up the streets upon the line Of marcis
TIE ESCORT.
The procession WAS then formed, and
started in the following order:
Light Guard Band.
Esco1t Of cavalry, from Colonel Bzackett's Regi
meut. under command Of Major stckles, With
band
Bsrouche, drawn By four white horses, contain
| ing Colonel Muligan, Hon. l. N. Arnold, DR.. But
lex Stephen clare OF the Board oi
Trade, with The Ellsworth 2ouaves forming guard
around It.
Carriages containing members Of the. Common
Council and other Municipal Officers.
Members Of the Irieh Brigade.
Delegation Of citizens. forming Com mittee oi
Rtcep1ion.sat Joliet.
CIVIC societies and cit1zeIe.
Members Of the Fire Department with appar
atus.
The procession moved down Canal street to
Van Buren,, thence east to Clark street, south
to Madison, west on Madison to Michigan
avenue, thence north to Lake street, and to
the fremont House.
ALI along the line Of march the reception
vas most enthusiastic and fattering. Not
WifhstandiDg the 1ateness Of the hour, tle
sidewalks were crowded, while about the Ire
mont House dense throug Was gathered
anxious to catch sight Of the Hero O.
Lexington" Transparencies and flags vel
coined the "Brave Defender Of lexington ,
ealu,ee, bortires and rockets did thei part il
the programme, and cheer upon. cheer fol
lowed the whole line Of march.
| Arrived 2t the fremont House, Col Mu1uga,
was escorted to the balcony by Col. Tucker
/ .f4.- nSv,a f,nor<xr nj, nora F,ox. kt,-
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- Warted.-TTo al Se:Eine En-.
ptoJnert. q. e.e.t,5 CITE, s;syt,v,
and Comfy IN tie Sns;s;, B.;-sss saoro. VI
pirate 10 The umse. Ert7s 1.a a-.,ioyet /, 4 a.
Ean. SeCd fir Cl.cn a. 9i:1; &: 2,;Ie MA -
tdoaER neg three Ger t :sar.9.sl !. 4 j.aS;1Y.
corNr Vi Stste acd l.a1.Gl1e Es..Ezs. u "a n
r o. I;t'x 413H. cc4E:r5E
, 1861-11-09

cid yonrg men studying for the ministry in
Tie University Of Chicago. Tickets one dol
lar for for the course; twenty I've cents single
coursc
Az INTERESTING Su1r.-An Interesting case
wss IN hearing yesterday, before the q. 8
Circuit Court, Judge Drummond, growing
on: Of the currency troubles. It is that Of
William II. Newell and others against the
Chicago Marine ard Fire Insurance Company,
and y the hrst case which nss reacnea the
United States Court. The action Is based On
certificate Of deposit issued By defendants,
bearing date February 18th, 1861, for the snn
Of 1858, Illinois currency, payable in like
FUNDS: Demand was msoe ior payment on Inc
htsi ony OF ! June LAST, and tue oelenaants ten
, 1861-11-09

BUTTER- -446 pkgs cpuamoa a.6H07e.
EQ06-ffeaA, 10H9t1c pr doz; LINED. 1oc
pfx 3Qx.
, 1861-11-09

cr.ur.n EAwxpAp1n RArF1Rs.-A fe3h
SIMPLY of stamped neNsEaper WKappers has
.,cca receive 1t the Posi- Q4ca.
, 1861-11-09

E6{t820. NoV*78sy-~.@-~@ : - 17F&
NTOTICE.-Notice j. hsfse'p Ter: = p5;:s IL. {
: Coz I'd S5stss & es es q: FIJI. =
e. 'es = sas .soat I. .s:a;ss
iour q. e sssneisx e. .osessss in. 'As' ,o,ca
~ no reafks nor e1to0~ M1ca
np1 hlS+&s
, 1861-11-26

AgsRtleEaan who went from Clarle:tan to
Cuba, leaving the former city on the I'd inst,
says that Charleston, s. c., Of to-day is not fhe
Chatleston Of former years. Every day seems
ike Sunday, no business being done. For
example, the Charleston Railroad to Augusta,
Ga, which has leo locomotives, has only four
Of them In use. Everything else is in about
the came proportion.
The gentleman who furnishes the foregoing
also says: Every person spoke to said they
feared that when the Great Expedition made
its landing gosd, their CTS: WAS sealed, and
were lanensipg that 81 E:.s. ci their friends
were returning from TIE camp, rsabls to
stand it any longer from sickness. I SAW one
little machine shop where they had 3 few
Eards making rit1ea csnncn. It was cur.
7ently reported On the streets OF Charleston
Oh the lat inst. that the steamship Nashville
had gone 10 sea the previous night, taking 50
officers on beard for some steamers Of var
ao# being fitted out in Europe"
, 1861-11-26

GTATN OF ILLINOIS, COOK
COUFTY-Ss. Cook County Circuit Court no
veDbeE 4 III, A. D. !6di Edward B. Martin ~ Nc
Al;ftter. Sl1.7s; y L Co.
Public Eehce be1csJ given to the said Nc AI!sttt,
q dc cfcs Ct The cle1k of s;o5s County Circais
G ust IT. ested M A. shs ~ ~ et oetoosE p ~: as
etste Of the said t1cAfster. tu17t,p & CO, ~ The
1uI IN Of f>c Snonsand fight kg4d1ed aad Nla.teen
Of .ock County. which said WIT has been retarned
e1scLted.
Simpson 20. kean pe1sopRllJ be and appear Ut fare
Il . eud Cock fo1uJ Clrsuiz, on br'ors the nrtt
cco1t Heut+ the ~ of G. icaso the lh!.d Non.
dsy q fS,eE6sr ~ & 4; ,s. gt.e Epec.xl p-n ~nd
fIsEea assins; 5eH sS IN fsso1 Of s.ia Ea.ad
na; be sufficient 70 satisfy tat judgmelt ana CO &
Y I'll ht tod tn Eadsf3 ths same
M L. CHURCH. Clexk.
FAEEoN 4 EE11oIps P1at Att'ys roSh e. IL
, 1861-11-26
,GATARRHi CATARAa!l
~ CATAKREI!1
eg. SELVES LfQ9ls skEAkRa REMEDY I


G4TtERH OF CoLD IN THE HEAD.
ONE HUNDRED IKousASD rezzona de yes1y
Know that with 1nHY EWo|Af0 q this HuSpbef, the
E;scart Hrst commenced ak
Catarrh in the Nose.
TIC Ee9t stsp heinz II a zsst and bronchial tubea
It il e45iee to c1rN Gata11h than Consumnt1on. and
r curing tne nrss r. Ereyelt the lst1cr. Persons
shousa Tn11saaa q ~ o. better WAY 70 cure Con-
ess 4 hrs YET tight es'seas and hey hsse eo1d
Ehd nnd thst thcy hxvo frequent attacks aad are ore
sensitive to he caxnEn # seNptratrre II ibis con.
xta1s tns ntse lEa3 p ~, eEhl d1sc.large thin
~ tas nsease t;csaet earuale III discharges arc
S1eNsa "a qpand3 RA& ak42Eed IN quality; they Are
AcF shicE tnd 1eavJ, and 1r& either got nd Of BY
sEtE tne ncss er 6@s tasy ~ Into the t.. ost and
# nanksa OF GouZhed eE Tfa tec7tttons are osfen
~ e3Ra are Esat Tie asRxe # Emell is le7sened
q oe4efoyed; deafness ha4zessly tskes place Ano-
xfer common HI tEpsTtk1t symptom Of Cat4Erh u
vat The person Is obliged t. sleAr his tnro1t T. ths
1ovE 1en dc hesi asrt1f Dc SisFt When this t9Es
EaJ lse I1n1 AL sheald 1sas Tine in arrestng
u Ikt above arr he fJAptsk1 Of Cat2ffh - taeJ
sS y u ae = id GiIe of e L19uB cATARgH REMEDY,
~ theet E5Entons &aa b 9E1ckly Aad eectuaI! re-
Royed- Ard hArn kx3clekt nfdence III the Rem
ety t. asx1rr II was ~ dsrcsed 70 test It's vt.tues
F1ice Of he Ceta1rh RAn&xy, $1O0suncteut foz
n1e one month, with fun and clear dEeetions-
OfEce, 1875 1.aks, Corner Of Wells Street.
ns1es7s-sz r.e saoe Boz <s5a. chieaEo. III
, 1861-11-26

fH-ALEEA h CHICAGO UNIOE
KAHmEoAp-WETER "A LEO AHa.saKA" Ez."
:esys wells street depot fosvs. su1eage e1lepred
- n, aad 3.1S 7. Il. fer 1el7tdere4 Rockford,
;Ssr1eseistS S p pGtsfs: s,4s y: 9ad1I;5 ., ior
1oats; z.GG F. Il 10 E:g1c Bevidere, Rockford IA
lass11sts;e e po;1ts 90 l2r asas7a knat.tSs
Fill take The sac A. H. train Passengers tor Cryst4i
-asH. AcHelr:3, kcano.o, GenxvA Lske sad Later.
.."at2tE r:eEtc. Tfil taEe the 4.flN 2 Z tki3
Sleeping CaF1 oE night Eal1B
z. .. 171T.-.
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- Eo1: the eheapest and best Halr
3EsTALp1 ia Ia1s md a3xtse Sess &et Tnns tSe
: tro The natafI g n 4eaa
-eaA @4AF t.. II s.ian
kI!ea; Al a1ucle1 viii G1Ta azafs sauhlAe@
, 1861-11-26
4luHltsnH.


C1'ATE Of ILLINOIS, COUNTY
NJ OF COOK ss-Circut Court cf Cook County,
Re.r~ haoer.a Bee1s. Seth c. Hapgosd and Ralph #.
Ahl6 astt II 1be norrs siac7cs Of J 4me. N B.crs
t1d artFva Eet1s, defendants above named, having
betI nl!d II tie ottce toe 81 tx Of said Circuit
said James N B ers and Manersa Beeas, tnat said
conn :1t ant I'll. hir bill COMPLAINT 10 said C>urt
the Chancer1 EIDE :: :e1f the t4nth "a. IT Au.
Sust, stl, Al ,hst tr:,meLs aereuoon 1=aued out
Of eAid Court 4iItt ceIe: aa t. r.turnabIs OF
the FIRST Msaeay Of sep ember, ISL. al ia BY law
CURED.
Now. unless ycn, the sid Jsmes ~ Beers And Nj
Eervt Beer. Ehall personally kud appear bet re-
said Circuit Court o Cook 1ounty. en- the 1rst cay Of
GAZE In Eaid County. on The nrss Mooday " january
lsc2 ard plead a!s9 Ct demur to the sad complain
ants bill cf con piaut .hc and the fnatter4 and
th1rgs the1etn cbsrk' snd stated will be taken ~
cont, ,tsed, u decree enxt1ed asaln1t You accord
WI L. CHURCH, Clerk,
J b. M4TRoRy Commits 2olar mig kSS& ~
, 1861-11-26

fW The Government has found use for
the stout old whalers the decadence Of the
whaling business has made plenty in some
Of The New EsEland porta- 4 feet OF old
Whalers, '1ome ffty in number, have been
pprchseed at q email cost, to be used In effec-
tua]ly sealing up some Of the rebel ports on
the Southern coast They are arranged, Il
cur correspondent says, to " sink quick" 4
teW days since, sixteen OF these vessels, ioaded
with stone, Esiled from New Bedford uader
sealed orders. They will probably lie very
comfortably at the entrance of some port dur
ing the heasieat gales of winter.
, 1861-11-26

III. Sprorle Co.'s 0aer The Ri,er-He resozycs to
giue up Contract Htust;ng-His Reasons JY1u
HIS 1tzdi&atiens in front Of The IThNe
RoNse-He aes ~. LincoIn--1he President
F1sKors-AfT. Hprosrs5s Opinions users,pou
His Experiences o2er The Rieer-Sses Gen.
Mcclellan on Reeonnotseancs- -Mizit4yv
Horaen1anship-Nangs tz Atai7s-" 1t
Mer1 Anchors Hone" and Don't It.zk to
Ms Nan at tho Waeel"-7A7oming Ocer tho
tBlaes .Banass'-1fr. Sprotnls takss g Fare
Words srish q Female Rebel, dc,
, 1861-11-26

GT8TE Ot ILLINOIS, COOK
~ SovNT5ss @ n cHs1 st9 cog91ty II 20 S7feRit SeeEs Nc
ss5nasi D y sstis.. -
Public aetce l. hereby given to the sal1 e1uusl D.
oakley that writ Of Attachment hsned cut o1 tka
once gt tie GlcTk ut Coax County C1coH Court
q he sa3a "a. 70 p Msssa apd a2alst The easata
t.. n Thousand TWO Eunored and Four Dollar SD
TReS0' 'Fise ct5t> clFectea 70 The shfrif Of Cook
Now, Il htrt lore. unleex 7ou+ the eait Samuel D.
Nesttey shall = ssf nally % asd xppeAs bc1s.e tae
e. e shs sf5 Z TsT tsefsS te hs Sol4sa ss as
dny e Never her. p. ls6I. give special bai1 aud
Rts 70 tas ,sd p1sn ~ qstsa IN e
Ma1tr- I'D 20 much Of Tie property attached as
nt5 be sqrlc1' ut to esslas rhA aa1d Judgment and
WM L.. CHURCH Cierx.
EVAYGOX 4 EKYECiNA trtfA AtbYR ndfh n
, 1861-11-26

W7E. ALEEUEH. DEN : H.EE.
w QGee a. Rez1tenca No * West E.ndo.7f
speSt5al1 tztarn he pnbltr that b. Esy t1e fsun.
Ii tae Old place prsPxred e give t1u tatttscssoa u
:tx11ne. kx11AoFEs: HHaUlAIEa ss tae tcse5
don o[ A2TIYIHA1 1HTl EptcfIEcas II III Ett I:
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State Of Ohio, Monroe Coun
ty, SIS.
P. Il O. Diehl,

. H.. against
William & Levi Richper, and others.
BY virtue Of a mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, will effer for sale at public auction,
at the front door Of the court house, in said
county, ON
Monday, tho goth day Of May, 1881,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, in said county to wit:
The north west quarter of section twelve,
township four, and range i've, except one half
acre out of the north west corner formerly
sold to Aaron Howell.
Also, the south west quarter of the north
east quarter of said section.
Also, part of the north west quarter of
the south east quarter Of said section, being all
of said lot that lies west of standing stone
run, except that belonging to the heirs Of Jo-
seph Minor, deceased.
Also, a tract situate in the north west quar-
ter of section twenty mine, in township four,
of range FIVE, near the town of Woodsfeld, be-
ginning for the same in the county road, lead
ing south from Woodsfeld, at the north west
corner of said tract, thence south with said
road 1884 feet, thence eastward at right angles
with said road 264 feet, thence northward
parallel with said road 1884 feet, thence west
ward 264 feet to the place of beginning, being
the same tract purchased of James r. Norris
and others, and on which are erected a large
Steam Grist Mill and dwelling house.
Ordered to be sold. to satisfy q Mortgage
made by William Richner and wife, and Levi
Richnsr and wife, in favor of Peter & Christian
Diehl, and another one in favor of Thomas h.
Genin, and divers other liens and claims.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Mas. Com. M. G. O.
April 10, 1s6i.-$7,O5.
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Public Stock Saiei4
Thorough Bred DurhaM Catf1e, n Hors66,
and Cotswold and Southdewn ehoepsq

& - a
ION Tuesday, May 2lst., will ssll;by auction,
" without reserve, at my farm, n miles from
Wheeling. Va, on the Bethany Pike, large
number Of Durham Cattle, (chishy herd book).
consisting Of Balls, Cows. Heifers and Caivss.s
Alss, number Of grade Cows, Hsifers and
Calves, Horses, Mares and Colts, including .
Stallion years cid, color sorrsll, by imported
|"Glencse," dam "Allegro," by "Trumpstor,'ss ]
ner dam by Haxale's Moses, 6re. Also, sundry
Colts sired by the above Stallion; six Brood
Mares, seven Family Horses, and seven Farm
Horses. Three hundred and ninsty I've Sheep,
insluding Cotsworld Ewes, With t1sfk. Lanbs,
and several Southdevn aud Csts0ol6A 1SmS 2
and Ewes of varions ages. = ien = sz1stt
Also, nunbsrof 4 gricatural Implsmenss
The Stock can ~ sxsniped at any time
prior t. sale, of vhish due notice WI BE
given. ne '9se = y
Catalogues sontsining clsssincationFof the
4sook can be had BY applying to ne At ny
| gfewery Office. 1EO, W. SMITH, ifai
Aprits, 1ssl.--5t. Wheeling, Va.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Joha A. Lanksrd,
against

against
Lewis Mozsny and others.
BY virtue of a mandate to me direct nd 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
Saturday. the goth day Of Ap,a 1881,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Beginning for the same at stone corner
to Adam Suter; thence north 69 degrees west
63 rods to a sugar tree; thence north 81 de-
gress Ill rods with Suter's limo to stake
bearing witnesses Inns, one inches, the
other 2 inches in diameter, north IL degrees
west; thence north 81 rods to stake bearing
witness trees beech 15 inches in diameter,
north 81 degrees west IA links, beech Is
inches in diameter south SO degrees west l3
links; thence north 81 degrees west 10 rods
to an ash tree feet in diameter; thence north
33 deg,ees west 8 rods to a dogwood inches
in diameter; thence north IA degrees east S
rods and links to a sugar tree / 2 inches in
diameter; thence 2s degrees west rods to a
stake; thence north rs deg. west 80 rods and
Is links tie : hickory inches in diameter;
thence south As degrees west 27 rods and 9
links to the section line, thence north with
the section line "a rods to the middle of the
rum thence down the run with the neander-
ings thereof 292 and 90 one hundredths rods;
thence down said river with the meanderings
thereof to the place of beginning, including
the landing containing "a aores. more or less,
except so feet on each side Of the centre Of
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad which
has been conveyed to said Railroad Company.
The said premises being part Of fractional
section number 19, in township Tand range
8. and being a. part of tract of land convey
ed by George Thompson to hicks, and by said
Hicks conveyed to Lews Mozeny. E
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
NoHroe Common Pleas.
March 20, 1s6l.-S7,sO.
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Marrow Escape of Five Per.
sons from Death.

% Doring the freshets oecasioned by the
raid, on last Tuesday. a casualty occurred
which almost proved the death of FIVE
persons, at Cox's mil, on Muskingum
creek. They were standing on the saw
mill VIXEN the force of the water broke
sway the frame work on which it was
built, and let the building down into df-
teen feet of water. The roof pressed
most, il not all of them entirely under
the water, but as it went under the fall
of the mill dam, the frame was SO torn to
pieces, that the persons entrapped in it
mansged to get to the surface. when by
means ofaths floating timbers they were
enabled to get ashore There was one
old man and one boy Of about fourteen
smopg them, None Of them were hurt
beyond some pretty severe bruises and
cuts. while among the crashing timbers.
TheirsescApe from instant death, under
the circumstances, is one Of the most re-
msrkable occurrences ever known in this
county.
3
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Jesse eLantz,
against tr.

3 s. against
.,s,ss,s Dicks and Miller and others. s,sess. -
ON mandate from the Court of Common,
OaPleas of Monroe county, in the State of
Ohio, by virtue of the said mandate, I will
offer for sale at public auction, st the door Of
the court house, in, said county, on as3 req
Saturday, the 4th day Of Nay, 1861 ,ffr
betw cen the hours Of 10 O'Clock, "A. M, and 4
O'Clock, P. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to;
wit: .as&{ a. haianEA uFt isa.si@2 ysf
Beginning for the same at a. stone, bearing
north l54 degrees west lS rods and IL links
from q stone on certain line between section
81 and %, of township 4. Of range s, which
stone is set 13 rods and Is links west from the
quarter section corner between said section,
running thence north 19A degrees east 9 rods
and IA links to a Sycamore tree 2S inches in
diameter, thence north As degrees west Ia
rods and % links to rock on the north side
of the creek, thence south lS4 degrees east TO
the place of beginning, containing 81 square
rods and IS one hundredths of a rod, more or
less. ra - 4ssasss sssssf
Also the following tract Of land being in the
same Section, township, and range, beginning
for the same at stone on the section line 8
and so one-hundredths chains west from the
quarter section corner between section 81 and
%, township 4 and range 5, thence west with
the section line 6 and 33 one-hundfedtha
chains to a stone, thence north l54 degrees
west and 81. one-hundredths chains to .
stone, thence north 10 chains east 2 and II
one-hundredths chains to Sycamore tree
thence south IS degrees east and 81 one
hundredths chains to a rock, thence south n
degrees east and so one-hundredths chains
to the place of beginning, containing acrei
and l8 one -hundreaths OF an acre, more or less
On said premises are erected . steam grisi
mill, & saw mill with water power, and frama
dwelling house with other improvements
TERMS made known on the day Of sale. Ia
JOEL +. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com. :
g Monroe Common Pleas.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County,
Court of Common Pleas.
Marx Albert, Plaintiff,
against

ss. James Schrawgsr, Defendant.
TNHE. defendant, James Schrawger,. whose
i whereabouts is unknown, will take notice
that on the 10th day of March, A. d. 1851,
Marx Albert, Plaintiff in this actien, filed his
petition in said Court, to obtain Judgment
against said defendant, for the sum of rs on
promissory note, dated July Fad, 1857, with
interest from date; and fer the foreclosure and
sale of the following premises, Mortgagsd to
said plaintiff BY said defendant, az 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
4, and range number 4, containing fsrty acres
more or less lying in said county Of Ionroe
and in the district of lands heretofore ssld 81
Marietta, Ohio.
Unless said defendant answers or Asasri
to said petition against the nrst day Of Fay
1851, it will be taken as true, aud judgment
and decree entered asso rdingly.
COWKN 4 POWELL,
March ~, 1ss1.--sw. Plaintif's Atsy's