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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

Gen. Butler is doing things up about
brown since he got toto Baltimore with his,
troops. That is, he and Major Brown nrel
together. He demanded the surrender Of
the arms which tho seccssiouists bad stored
In the Gay street Arsenal. and Marshal
Kane. much against his accession grain,
had 10 give them up.
This makes another good haul for Uncle
Samuel. The old man will get then, ell
by and by. Don't be uneasy. He's doing
. the work very certain MS he goes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

The Convention maj nj two ,n'clock.
Mr.. WILEY Obtnine,l leave to- read let
ter addressed by Mr., J. Hughes of Martins
burg. W.T., TO ]. B. Bowers, Esq, ~ Tnembrr
of the Convention. The letter gave an nc-
count of Union meeting held in Berkeley
county, and exhibited very favorable
view of.the sentiment in that county
On motion of ]. j. JACKSON, IN, it was
ordered to be revoricdtin in.tlny's proceed-
ings rs part of the minus. VI Tue Con
~s"tIoII-
Mr. CARLILE handed to the Secretary the
proceedings ofmeetings he'll In Cabellan'l
Wayne counties, appointing delegates to
this Convention and instruciing the dele
gates from Harrison tn act Hs altcrnatcs,
! and asked that they he accredited As such.
Ma. PoLsLEY of M,suu, offered mn
: amendment to the resolution of instruction
offered hy Mr.. Garlic yesterday.
Mn. CARLILE said far tic purpose of
evincing his desire for unanimiIy lie would
accept the resolution, as nm amendment
to his proposition so thptalI the different
views may go before tbs committee. He
offered as mn additional amendment the
/ following.
"And that the zniil committee also pro-
/ vide in the event of The ratification of tile
ordinance of secession for the re-ussem.
| hing of this Convention on the first Nom
| d"y in June next, to- adopt Constitution
and form of Government far the said cOun-
! ties if in their opinion it Is premature at
this time to adopt snid Constitution and
| form of Government
lie had drawn this up and offered in in
Difference to the views OF uthPrs-nnt that
he had changed his own opinion heretofore
expressed here in the las
/ ]. j. JACKSON, Jr., said the Convention
was aud had been acting entirely without
any laws to govern its deliberations. and
he moved the adoption of the rules of the
House of Delegates Of Virginia, so far as
applicable to this body.
The motion was put, and the rules
adopted.
Mn. PIERPoIXT then resumed his speech.
lie expressed his regret that he should
have exhibited any undue warmth in his
remarks during the morning session; and
| apologize1 for the same. Ils wits inter.
\ rnpted kyN motion to refer aIl The pend.
| ing propositions biorc tlp Convention
back To the Committee on State and Fed
eral Relations.
Mr.. CARLILE moved to adjourn till to.
morrow, in order to give the committee
time for deltber,tinn. hint Withdrew his mo-
ton to allow Dir. Latham to rc1ld series
lOf resolutions which lie offered as a kind
of middle ground for tht consideration OF
the COMMITTEES. The resolutions were re.
| leFred.
! Mr-sLATHAH wished then To read de-
/ claritory resolution. for the immrdiqte acc
ton Of she Convention, but wtSstuled out
Of Order.
On motion of J. ]. Jackson, IN, the
Convention then Hdjonraed till 5o'elork
Pm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

AteIyed q IeIegTF phtc despatch q few mo-
uents ago from his own town. Informing
him that a letter had been written 10 him
giving the declils, which he thought il9s
would receive by eleven o'clock to-nfght;
and after the receipt of that letter he
thought the committee might see the pro-
priety Of waiting day or two longer be-
fore taking action. Re read the despatch,
which said The dogs of war are about:
look out for State troops. will write by
maiI.n
know how utterly unable gentlemen
who reside here on this little strip of terri.
tory, lying here between these two great
States of Pennsylvania and Ohio, are of
Hppreciatimg the situation Of the people of
the interior counties. Ever since the aS-
sembling of this Convention, l have been
endeavoring to impress upon this body the
conviction on my mind, that within less
than the brief time to elapse between now
and the 23d of this month, more of the
Northwest not now so occupied, would be
visited by Southern troops. The b fillmore
SIM minated that Virginia intended send
ing out here 5000 troops within the next
three days, but had been advised by an. of
,6Oerof the Confederate Government not to
do so. He had thought, perhaps, he was
the only crazy man in this body, and all
the rest were SINE. bnt he thought that
whca the Convention would see as be he
ltcve,l it would, within "a hnnrs the neces-
xity for immediate action, he had been en-
deavoring tn impress upon the Convention,
they would come to the conclusion not to.
adjourn Tonight, and lie moved to adjourn.
ill tomorrow at tue usual hour.
J.J. JACKSON, JR, said he wasn't afraid
of Letcher's dogs of war" Let them
come aud We will give them a warm rerep-
tion. He moved 10 adjourn to O'cluck.
The motion carried and the Convention adj
journed.
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TyleF county.
from The sliddlebonrao pislndeale

lFron the Middlebonrne Plaindealer.l
Monday last was the day set apart for
the great Mass Meeting in Tyler county
EARLY in the morning the people commence
ed coming into tOBn. Young men come,
mfddle.aged men come, and old, white
headed men cOn,e-who were seldom seen
in our streets, come to give counsel to their
sons and brethren. Everybody WIS SUR
prised TO see the great turn ont from tue
country. 1t looked like the war had COM
menced in earnest
About ten o'clock the people of Sisters
willie district entered tile town in process
sion, in wagons aud on horseback. under
two beautiful banner, The Stars and
Stripes, on one of which was inscribed, in
letters large enougli!for every South Caro-
lima sympathiser to Eead, Estate DIVIS-
lON!" As this large procession passed
through tue streets tremendous cheers
rent the air for the uNIONaud for Sisters.
vile District. At ten and half O'clock
the entire mass formed under the banners
and mnrrhed to the court house. When
we gut in, the court room was filled to
Overlooking. II was by hundreds the lar
gest assembly ever met there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

The question on the adoption Of tue re.
port of the Committee was then put, and
the report was adopted with saassasupst
unauit66IS aye," only two dtssentnS
voices being heard.
The announcement that the motion had
carried, was received with tremendous
cheering.
CRxTRAL COMMITTEE.
Hon. John s. Carlile, James s, Wheat.
Chester D. Hubbard, F. q. Pierpoint,
Campbell Tarr, G. 3. Latham, Andrew
Wilson, s. H. Woodward, James w.
Paxton.
Gen. JAcKsOE rose 10 saga few words,
but Was called to the stand for q speech
He responded in q warm enthusiastic APP
peal 70 the Convention TO now stand by
and maintain what they had here declared
Tonight.
thanks Of this Convention be.teudeTed TO
the citizsns of Wheeling for the kind and
IOspiEAblc manner IN which they have en-
tertained tue members of this Convention,
and for the use of this Hall.
A speech from Garlic WAS called for and
he responded, and was followed by MI:
Wiley, PeiFpOint and others. We shall
probably publish some of these speeches
at an early day.
On motion, unanimous vote of thanks
were rendered to the President and other
officers for their Official services during the
session
On motion, the delegations from the va,
rions counties were requested to appoint
the Eve provided Gor=in one of the resNlu-
tiOns, and that they repOrt-t to the Secretary
before the adjournment ofthe Convention,
/ Prayer Mas then offered and the Star
-Spnngled Banner sung. and with about
three Zines three hearty cheers for the
Union. the Convention adjourned ttae die,
in y perfect blaze of enthusiasm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

The state Of things ia Memphis is de-
seribed As horrible ia. the extreme. TIE
whole city is in The hand-iof A mob, many
of whom are cOmposedfof the 'slowest ma
terials in the scale Of humanity" One
slaveho:der was ordered to leave in twen-
tysto1r honFs because he refused to take
the traitorousBoath.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

We owe an apology TO mAuy of our
friends aad correspondent. for the delay
in the appearance of their articles. The
Convention has occupied SO much of our
space that we have had no room for our
usual variety.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
From MarIon Comfy.

RAIRHoNF, May Is, 1881.
Eds, Iatelligencer send me the
papers, which will give the proceedings of
the Union Convention held ut Wheeling.
The Secessionists IL ibis place, look aa
though they werei in { Ok, fthe Gonven.
ton at Wheeling, gives the Union neu
something 10 rally hr6nadl, they will make
the Secessiouists took ten ways for Sun.
day YoarsTraly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

Ox1Y THmTY.-An official dispatch from
Washington, 10 our paper this morning
states that of all tina troops mustered into
the service at Washington only thirty had
refused 70 take the oath, and those out Of
other reasons than dislOynlty.
Was ever uuauimity more complete
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
Rosa WInans,

The celebrated cLnp that has been ship
ping shot apd shell lately, from his foundry
In Baltimore, to the rebels, was usl'bsd in
the cars. at the Relay House, yesterday, by
the United States troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
fEron tho Mhe.lInr unIou.l

Mesas. Editors. The writer had the
pleasure Of being present at large and
enthusiastic meeting held on Saturday last
at Ripley,lhe county seat of Jackson cOun-
IS, inlitis State. Mr.Turmer, the delegate
TO our State Convention. addressed tue peO-
pie, explaining tue motives which prompted
the Convention to pass the ordinance OF
secession.
Nr. Turner MAS followed by His Honor,
Judge Ward, of the Circuit Court of that
district, 10 an eloquent address, which
moved mnny of the stern men present to
tears. The Court House was crowded to
its utmost capacity, ami the feeling of the
meeting was unanimous in favor Of sns-
tanning all the acts of tue Convention, and
in most decided opposition to division of
the State.
The people of Jackson are true to Yir-
GINA, and are determined to maintain her
rights, and those who know Of whit mate
rial they are composed will not be anxious
To meet them on the battle field. Q.
Editors Of he LattlHyeaesr
We, citizens Of jackson county, read
with surprise the above communication,
over the signature of o." in the UniOn
of this city. That the Court House was
full we are not surprised, as 1t was the
time and place of the regimentel muster
for oar county; bnt that any of our citi.
zens should be aonded in tears at any re-
marks of Judge Ward we are surprised,
unless they should have tnken u little too
much bad liquor. Neither do we believe
that SO large meeting could be gotten Up
in our county whirh would be ,utanimou.
in ihvoring " all the acts of the Couvcu,
ton" we do mink il !. decided mis-,
statement. loot 4 libel on the, intelligence
Of our fsIloW-citiEens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

Has issued his proclamation calling for
regiments to serve IN the army. All hOu-
or 10 the Govetnor. he has s,riven to
do his duty under pressure that no pub
lie man Ia this country was ever subjected
TO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

.'DReatseky .o-no510D0 unftrls tie banner.
Of resi1taDee, Esuer rid .fgks under ta0t
bunaer. I ore a paramount allegiance TO
tie vHoIs Union-a unfortunate one to my
o1ga State.'-Hrnry Clay ia the United
States Senate, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
LIsT=oRLRTTEItS

nE4IATNINC3 N THE WIIEELINH FUSt VF-I
Ii, FICB, on the 18th day Of May, 1861.
s1-Publtstei by authority Of Act Of ConSreS9 10
tie pAner having the LAlIaEST G4hCVLA41ON III
the District where printed
aS-Psrsons calling for letters in the LIST Will
nleAGe eAH they are ADvERIIsEp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
NOTICF.

T HAVE SOLD NY HAT aud Cap Store to AITl.
|. QUINTEN 3IcCLYMENT. and respectfully re-
quest the old cl5iptnsrs and patrons to continue
their tronaEe Mr. T. ". RliHs will manage the
concern, his prA-ticI experience in the business
will enable hilE 70 @iVe eutirs satisfaction. can
he found for time at the old establishment for the
purpose of settling the business.
persons indebted to me will pleaae call and settle.
myS s. AVERY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

toi easr4 eur sAE. asd keep each star
BseA Verips as bright As now they wave,
stniuaks It LEAD o1r ranks in var,
stin aosI above oash ratriot's grave,
Dossh 70 the traitor that would darU
Totrail e through the dutt Of shame.
Al houSst hearts it, lot VIII sharo
And folloW Il 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
| IIUIUg plIOl HIIIUIUlT p6Sy WGI
PARTRIDGE.
Public Stock Sale!

HhorouBn bEGu OuEuhn SdGG4SD
Horses, and Cotswold md
Southdown Sheep.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 2tsF. WILL SELL BY
J AUCTION. without reserve. at my farm. ~
miles from Wheeling, Wa the Bethany Pike
large number Of Durham Cattle Cctieay herd l,o0kD
onpsstiDg Of BullS Cows iieiiers a. Calves. Asa
Mares and Colts including Stallion yeaTs old COLI
or sOFrell. BY impnrte Glencoe dam .AIIc2TV, by
lTrunpeter,t her dam by IIaxairs Nosrs SC. Also,
snndry Colts sired by the above StaIliOn' six BrOd
Mares peyCn Family Horses and Eeyen Farm l"E.e"
Three hundred aud ninety 6no sheep. INCLUDING
C0tSWnId EWes with their Lam and teveyl soTth-
dawn aud cOtbWold iIanr and lives d VHrto1S ascs
Also q number OF Agricultural lmplemenIs.
The Stock can he exNntued at any time prior to
sale. Of which due notice will he given.
Catalogues containing clASstheltipnS OF the Stock
can be had by applying to me At ny BTe!xeEy office
GEO. ". SMITH,
mIt2S Wheeling. Va.
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.NEW AUVhhllOLll4IN4R ~
~ o. o. F.
MAsONIC FUNERAL.

TINE MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE, No. lOl, are
hereby summoned to meet At the Lodge room .
this fTbuTEdayl RfternoeQ At O'Clock. In attend
the funeral Of Brother J. n ZIS1NEHl deee4sed.
This rPmbeF05 Of wheeling Lodge, M. US, and
'FH a ,'s4 = Al. swEENET,w. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

On Msdue.asy; May l6tas lssl, J. y. zluuEl, In
the 18th year of his age.
His funeral viii take place ON ThurBday the lGth,
last, At o'clock, r. NJ The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend. mylt"
On Tuesday, the l4th, inss., AlT second aaurb.
ter Of 8. u. anil IAlsLEEg A. WOODWARD, In the
sixteenth yearof her age.
The funeral viii take place this ThurSday) after.
noon At O'clock, frp the Fosidanee OIL her father,
on Labelle Street. The fuptTal terylees VIII take
place a 9 I. Johns Church. IL Genre Wheeling.
Ths friends ofths family ars Invited % attend.
Nay is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
GBNTl,RMEN's LIST.


AhI,er VIM lockwood Geo
Anti Grafton T1se George
Adams Morrison Lewis Frank
BELL 4 Bowers Jinters Edward
Berry Il ] h Co LeoONrd Andrew
Burke WIN A 2 Mills Christian
Heck James AEaer George
ijsT6ar.t Enos Metcaif George W
BnInlB David MillaOn James
Barket Charles Marshall James
BAlIVili0 CornaIiua MnreheRd James
Bau%nIan Charles Murphy William
Clark John Mills William
CSmpbaII 1lcCSAslAlrI Alexander
Chapman ] (Agent| Mckee David
CFRDSon John NcGTNrlI John
Craig James NcCune James
E0rnuRl L ACElAlIRu Thomas
CrlSIi u r aIcAInIlin William
Crawford Robert NIcl0l. John
Dunnlng john O'Sei COnGtanttno
InnRldAbu ] Phillips = IL
Dye Anderson D Putter John
Elliot John Prayer IRAIc
EllIngEWorth James Packard Edward
FiIfOn Luke pelEson BIrnnbas
EEubIS Henry Rogers Rev J
Florence Brown Ruly John
GeegE franklin R,IdEers Rev
Ghtens Charles Roney frlneIB
Citizens A w Sherwood VIM
Haulin Stewart Vim
Halo ebert 4 ShenhNrIl John
IlteEanB TIL Stalker Joseph
upL40n DTeclCari Scott Geo *
Hamilton Joseph Scott George
TInAA John U TREgnrt Robert @
It'll Hamilton Vance John
HFRtnn Alexander Vance john
Harrow Vaughn
IIar,lnAn George Wilson VIM
jenkins Richard Wilson Thomas
Johnston John Wilson r T.
jenkins benjamin. Wo0ds john
E&6IE G W Woodward Thomas
khunedy Thomas waymRn LouIA
KtOuse Samuel White John
Lnker John Wharton James O
L0pStres John Wise John
1 Long Jstaeph WOFis [eOEHA
Eslrla IEoHF;y J Young Hiram
my1G A WgCAMPBELL., r. 81.
FLAGS FLAGS
A MOTHER LOT OF BEAUTIFUL BUNTIH
N PIaEs have Just been received At
JOSEPH 0RAVR9,
nSlS CENTRE WHEELIS9.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
STAR SPANGLED BANNER.

DEAUTIFUI Hunting Flagl Tor dwelling hOules,
ID At ]. BRAVES,
my9 Centre Wheeling.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
~ signed. administrator ri The estate o.
WIN. II Stewart, deed. will uffrf for sale A.
pub. ic suction, al the late residence Of the
dscedeni, on
Saturday, Dec. z, 1861.
all II his personal property not taken by
the widow, con i-iing "a Cattle. hogs, farm
ing utensils, and household aud kitchen tu:-
nilure, &c.
Terms Of ssle-Ail SUNS Of three dollars
and under cash in Rand; over So twelve
months credit will be gwen o. purchaser
giving note with approved security, waving
valuation and appraismeHt lave. and bear.
ing interest from date
nov Is SAM'L II. JACOBS. admr.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given That by vsrine
~ al On execution ls-ued hom the once
u The clerk ~ the Dabois CoMmea PEAS
aud Circuit Courts. aud 20 M directed, !
~iil ufer for sale :, pu lie suc'Ion 70 me
hiehesi bidder. Tor cash in hand 81 me door
OF The sour' hcuse In Jasper, on
SATURDAY, DIE. 7'h, 1861.
bs,ween The hours prescribed py lew. M
rents aud profits tor seven yssrs 81 ne 'o''
having described real ~sstste. situated W d.
bcir cosntv. 10 wit:
The south east quarter Of The south wes'
quarter Of sec,ion rumbes ~. town one
south. range five west. AZ scres more o.
less. Also The ~ioll"wing Jescriosd persons
properly. 70 vii: Oae Nv" horse carriage
And on isilnre to realize the full rmo.n'
Of principal. interest and casts called Tor y
said execution, | will at the same time an
place. and il ike manner sell The tee sim
pie NJ said resi- estate.
Taken in execution Ne the properly o
Bail b. Edmonston u q ? suit ~ the state
Of Indiana on relation ot Isabel Dri"khsns
Said sale will be made vii OUT shy rel'e
whatever frcm valuation Or sppfsismen
laws.
JOHN WEIKEL. Sheriff y. G.
r. Smith. rlaintf's attorney.
Nov. ID. lS61-3v - Oh
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81 ERIFF,S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ Of On execution issued from The Oaice
Of The Clerk Of the Dubois Circui, G urt and
70 me directed. | will offer for sale a. public
auction 10 the highest bidder. for cash in
hand, at the door Of the court house in JAR
per, on
SATURDAY, December 7th, 1861,
between The hours prescribed BY law. the
rents and profits for seven yesrs, Of the tol-
lowing described real estate, situated 10 Du-
bois county, to-wit:
The north half Of the north east quarter
Of ~sec'ion four, 10 township No. south Of
range 3 west, containing 80 acres of land.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
Of printipsl interest and cost called for bv
said execution. ] will a. the same time and
place and In ike manner, sell the fee simple
Of ssid real estate.
Taken az the property Of John Literal a
the suit Of Mahaly Literal.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or sppraismeni
laws.
JOHN WETkEL, Sheriff ID. C.
~. Beckett. suorney Tor plf.
Nov. IL, 1S6l-3w, 81 90
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4 s hereby given that the undersigned will
apply for license az the Dec. term. 1851
OF the Dubuis County Commissioners undsr
the provisions o. an set eniitled, IAN act 10
regulate aud license the sale Of spiri'uons
viucus. malt and o,her Intoxicating liquors
The place Of sale will be upon the premises
occupied by him, the precise i~ncaiion Q
which il ~ follows: Lft No. 81. On soul
side of the Public Square. 10 the town o
Jasper. Bsinbridge tow usIip. Dubais count,
Indians
The citizens Of said township will taxi
due notice thereof.
nov = 1861 JOSEPH FREADMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-13

nTThe news from cur armies..'his week
- rather cheering The gre't hert and ar
nv. under Gen Sherman. have captured
Port Royal and Beaufort, 10 South Carolina
We have MOI yet received The particulars o.
he bsuls. Port Royal and Beaufort are
abcu, City miles south Of ch.rleS'on. and
IRE said to nave The finest ha'bor on the
southern coast.
Gen. Grant attacked the rebels Al Bel
mont. Mo on Thursday las', and drove them
%, a. their camp. when they were rein'orc'
81. and he 10 turn was driven back. with
ios. Of about, so killed snd $50 wounded.
Gen. Shoepf also attacked the rebels Al
PikeyiIle. Ky gaining a brilliant victory
The particulars Of which have not yet reach
ed Ne; but i, il said he has taken sewers
hundred prisoners.
The army on the Potomac is still quiet.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


NOTICE Is hereby given 'hs, bv virtue
IN 81 an execution issued from fhs offie.
~ The clerk Of the Dubois Common PEA
Court. and 20 me directed, | viii FIR f"r
sale 81 public auction 10 the highes, bidder
for cssh Ia hand, IT the door 81 :he cour'
house in Jasper on
THURSDAY, Nov. 2ls'. 1861.
between the hours prescribed by law the
rents and profits for a term not exceeding
seven years, Of the following described real
estate. 10 wit:
The nor,h hall Of the nor;h west qrsrier
and The west halt Of the n"r'h cas- quarter
NJ Section No. thirty -four (34) in TOW nship
No two (2) south of range No. SIX west,
conisining me hundred and sixty acres more
Or lees, being The interest o. James u
Payne IN and 10 said land.
And on fuilurs 10 realize The full amour
Of judg men, interest and costs, called %
by said execution, | will II the same time
and place, and IN like man ner, exnose o.
public sale The interest Of said james II
PAYNE in and to said real estate.
Taken IN execution as the property q
James II Payne at the suit Of William AM
Leonard Breiz.
Said sale will be made without my relic
whatever from valuation or sppraisemen
laws.
JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff ID. @.
Laird g. Adsms, at,ys Tor pIf.
Oct. 30, 1861 50 %
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SHERIFF's SALE.


NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ Of an execution issued from the Office
III the olerk Of The Dubois Circui, G urt snd
to me directed. | will Offer tor sale 81 public
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash in
HAND. At the door Of the court house IN Jas
per, on
THURSDAY. Nov. 2lst. 1861.
between the hours prescribed BY law, the
rents q profits foI a term not exceeding
seven years Of the following described real
estate, 10 wit:
The south half Of the south west quarter
OF section No. fcur (4) town No. one (i)
south Of range No four west. containing
eighty acres, more or less.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
OF Judgment, imierest and costs called fur BY
said execution, | will st.,he ssms time ard
place, and In like manner, expose AZ public
sale the fee ~ pie OF said real estate.
Taken in execution o. the property OF
BAIL B.. Edmon ton q The suit OF Joseph
Bre'z administrator Of Jacob Bre,z. dec'a.
Said sale will be made without sny relief
whatever from valuation Or spprsisement
laws.
JOHN wETKEL. Sheriff u. G.
w. G. Adams, atty for plf.
Oct. 30. 1861 - 50