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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30

st. Louis, bee %
The legal condition Of the negroes dis.
charged yesterday b. the Provost Mar
shal Is IN no wise changed. but only freed
from confinement and sale The pre-.
sumption is that they are slaves Gen.
lialieok say this order will not dvbar
any one from enforcing his legal rights -
II any exists they can be- enforced through
the loyal civil tribunals of the State,
whose mandate Will always be duly re.
eFseted by II AIt H
tary officers cannot decide upon the rights
Of property or claims to service except so
far as may be authorized by the laws OF
war and OF Congress. When not so au-
thprlzed they viii avoid all int rference
with such questions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30

shown and authorize the persons to
whom they are given to teach in any of
the schools Of the State. Tie course OF
study m the sormui Department of the
University is made the standard of quaiiii-
fcatlon The Board is required to hold
AN annual session OF one week, com
nencTng on the first Monday after the 18th
Of July, and may Aold such special meet
ings as may be deemed necessary
''An Act to amend an act entitled an
act to provide Tor the election aud to de-
fine the duties Of the Secretary Of the
Board Of Education. : This Act simply
abolishes the travelling duties formerly
connected with the Office, and reduces
the amount allowed for contingent ex-
penses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
Fire i'm Corning.

Corning, N Y, Dec. es.
This afternoon at 3 0 clock a fire broke
out IN the laundry of the Dickinson
House, destroying the laundry and the
furniture rooms Of j. Mallory. The
laundry ives detached from the hotel
and was occupied by between ten and
twelve female seyants, who ran into the
street leaving their clothes Inside. One
Mary Garley, il is said, in attempting tc
recover her clothes was burned 10 dealh
Total loss amounts to $1,000. Insurance
unknown.
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l3a.ton, Dee. q !. !,

Boston. Dee. Is.
Appleton Oaks Smith Of New y ork,
an alleged accompice Of Skinner, who
WAS recently convicted OF fitting out the
schooner marguerite Scott in New Bed.
ford for SLAYER, WIS before Judge
srrague In the I. $ Courtto-day, charged
with such completely. He plead not
guilty, and was required 10 give bail in
the sum five thousand dollars to appear
in March for trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
BY TELEGRAPH,
Last Nights Report.

Washington, Dec. IS.
The decision. Of the President in the
Trent affair as announced and explained
in the dispatch Of Secretary Seward, has
the approval Of every member of the
Cabinet, and the Intcliigeucer, in an ar
ticle apparently sen,i-otfc;al. says. what
ever may be the disappointment Of any
one at the result to which the Admins
tEatiefs l4a come In settling a question
which constItutionallv deyolyed upon the
President, we are sure that all will an
preclate the firmne,s and sincerity Of the
Administration The Inlelligencer saws.
In conclusion: whatever, therefore may
b. said By any in the way of execraton
Il the extreme terms OF the demands
made by England in the case Of the Trent,
It rs at least just to admit that the case
las been so adjusted by our government
as to subservc, we would hope, the great
cause Of neutral rights against the as.
snmptions heretofore asserted by Enc
LAM, but now repudiated by that power,
IN common with France and the United
States. The law oil nations as tradition.
ally Interpreted BY eur government, has
received new sanction, though at the
cost, 1t may be, Of some national sensibil-
tiles trolled into dispropoftionate activity
by The temporary exacreta,ious -four civil
feuds The latter, let US remember. are
but foEa day-the Ia of nations Is for
all time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
THROAT AND LUNGS.

AZ shs season 81 the year when coughs and colaz
hfe tfoatlesese every family should have cafe and
certain ren IS al hsnd. Eahspa's live syrup and
= ih - ihe very ilHg i Is not eri1 pleasant fyr
e~laFeh 10 'Ahe, Bat - a ctIIaIA care for eroaf,
"hoering Cough, bronchitis Asthma, Coughs ara ali
aaertlout ot tle Throat ard Lungs
fei4 hY alir6Fgists. Prlce 70 cents.
orders MAJ he afdfessed toJ r williamson. Whole
SAte A CERT y st n sir1-tt,, ftcrtrk7 fUra.
aecl48iuNgt
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Revenue Gutter Lost.

Boston, Dec. %.
The revenue Cutter Howell Cobb, from
the Lakes via Quebec, for Boston, went
ashore at Lanes Hole, Cape Ann, last
night. The crew were saved. Vessel to-
tai loss.
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- s'sf7-A1s7l-l-l'Fi li7-s .lsl- li.1'' s-isiH
~ Office.

Ihosg having accounts against me will please pre-
seh then to Mr.. \. H. Hutnes for settlement. Having
been Ordered of very short pettes was mol able
casi Upon e5eH 20 settle. 4osr, tat who tHess
seiFes Indebted 10 me will please make .lmmecsie
payment 10 Mr. Hunes, pnf Is authorized tu
lie M Affairs, that these tuwhem am indebted may
be pstd. ID. l.. MeGUGIN.
III Once corner Main aud Third streets, up stairs,
With Or. Bond PHI, HuMES.
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More Bridge Rurning.f

Quincy, Dec. IS.
Two bridges on the Palmyra road were
burned last night. One hundred aud Gr
ty yards Of telegraph wire and poles
We're carried away by the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
SOLDIERS AND LABORERs.

The Unprecedented 81 Boots and shoes Ii, ak es
tRsressaEy that Aau at ouee take saargs eonsuse
less. III. hieh4st Enlorsab and American testimony
goes v prove taat lhauias be cGie.. rjler the
LosdoH &ech9 utcaf Ahsazlnc sBys ~ Maeer0u-s
Antfscptir NafeT-prGof Biackfng: al
have worn pair Of boots three years. snd ana " II
satisfied tiat 81 lis The wearing qualities OF lsalbs
NJ ~ ieaai doubled aue GlcHn testimony OF the
highest ehaEaeteE e9nirms tbs statement.
sold Wholesale and itctsG by blhE a BARRETT,
he"knk, Iowa. Free q single Il. box rs cts.
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r. EGAL NOTICE.

STATE or IOWA, IS In ti'e District Court Of
isEE totlft sad tOJtT5tY UT Nrukuk-
To J, r. GDIsHALl:
You archerehy notified thrt there is an file In
the office of tle CLERK 81 TIE District Court a. Lee
county, iowa, at keekuk, the petition OF Freeman
Knowles, claiming Of luu tie OF one hundred
aeIafS oh two itt nissory h0tes and costs aud also
prayer TOT an attachment To IsSE Mfnst J0nr gaf0g
fhattels and teal estate within The jurisdiction sad
Court.
Aud unless you appear aud answer said petition on
or before noon ~ 1he second dag ef The NO M term ~
SAID Court, To commence keokak on the LIST Monday
OF februprS+ a. u tt6a. atfault will he passed.
against Ola a. prayed fot h said pet illou
HIRAM KNOWLES.
pee. ". l-Nl.uinl AttNg Tor pItff.
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pee 20 l-Gi.din


A@'tAhS WI N u
STATE OF IoWa( &c in the District Court az
LEE COUNTY, sS'e said county, Al krokuA
TO Il. c. PYLE
fnu arc hGruby HufiE6 that There IN INV on fTfe in
the ohlee oftho Clerk Of tie District Court ~ Lee
county. iowa, at keokus. the Petition Of Freeman
knowies, claiming Of the Of tsenty -tour al-
lars, interest and costs; and ais prayer for IN At.
tacmctt against gChr property. goods rA tolls and
real estate, within the jurisdiction az saih Capr'
And unless YEA appear and answer said petitinn on
or before novh OF the second day Of The nDxt term vi
said Gvast, to t1metCe al KtoAuk on the n4s! Mouday
OF February, j. lag, default viii bc eutcred
against Sun pras cd for In sails tiun
BRIAN KNOWLES,
nee. w. INtl-dlm Atty for Plt'n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
N EW STAGE ROUTE.
TO QUINCY!
nlssoLUIIoN o. PARTNERSHIP

The partnership hereiafoie cxistng hela.een Fax
ntiey, siri hngneerg and Surveyors, this day dis.
solved by muiaal consent Tie business will Ne com
tiDued by Mr Otiess Who having All the Held notes
data snd Otter valuable attenuation acquired du ing
apraeiiee Of Sly Years by thaate hrn la andnrofrd
heehuk has superior iackl{es 9r Eaylpg lots IN
tbs ChA adduaa OF making any survey In The Half
Breed Tract
Drawings OF every descriptten neatly executed
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w. ANTED.
5. Flax Seed.
Timothy seed;
W hite Beans;

Fer which the highest market rates will nc paid In
CASH BY KELLOGG RIRGE.
ID ci5dawinl ss Nn3u-st
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+ livery STABLE,

IAEkl STAkIE,
First ST. bet. Main and Johnson.
HORSES. BJGGIEs and CARRIAGES Of the best
class always ready for hire.
HORSES boarded by the day week at prices to suit
tbe times.
Transient customers accommodated,
Orders for the Omnibus to run to and from the Rail-
roads and ieft the stable the nemfng
House, VIII DC promptly attended
deci0d v. vANoRsDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30

hIINC1 FLOUR.
M For sale by ROBERTSON Il MCQUEEN
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14

The despatch sent by Secretary DIX tc
HempLli Jones Special Agent of Treasury
Department, now ut New Orleans, was stop.
ped on the 29.h at Montgomery, Ala, by
order OF the Governor of that State. who took
the message and forwarded it " the Governor
Of Louisiena. thus preventing be arrest of tn,
notorious traitor Capt. Bru.hwooi. Tn,
following is copy of Cen. Dtx's desp itch;
WAsHIEGToN, Jan. 20, 1861
T. HEMPuILL JONES: Tell Lieut.. ColdweIl
to arrest Capt, Brushwood. Assume com
msnd of the cutter NJ. G, CIellani, ani obey
orders l gave through you II Capt. Brush
wool, after arrest, undertakes to interfere with
the command Of the cutter, Lieut.. Coldwel
will cousi Ter him muiiner and treat him
accordingly. If he attempts to haul down
the Amer can flag, shoot him on the sp>t
(signed JNo. A, DIX,
Sec'y Treas
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14
Pnssnnrts for the Snnth.

The Louisville Journal of last Thursday,
says:
A highly respectable citizen Of Jefferson
county. quite a terocious fire eater came into
Louisville the other day to make arrange
ments for visiting the South on busint ss.
He applied to the Mayor and obtained from
him passport, with certificate tn I he lives
in jeff rson, that he is a s ave-own,r, and
that he is { lend of the South. As a reason
why he wished such apa sport and certificate.
he stated that 80 ne OF his neighbors, who
have recen ly visited the S)u'h. were so an
noyed ane bedeviled with vi lance commit
tee' tn At he could not venture to 60 without
first liking precau ions against troubl'. All
this certainly indicates am )st LAM ntable con-
dition of affairs How org is It to last? Is
there no danger that the patience of our
people msy be tried too far?
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When the two wings of the Democrac


When the two wings of the Democracy
become reunited again-if ever such an event
should occur--it will be interesting TO hes,
the delegates at the Charleston convention OF
1860 assert their claims TO orthodoxy. One
wing must be crippled, one set of principles
must be surrendered, and the question will
be who were the conquerors a I'd who the sub.
dued. In this embarrassing position cases
may occur like that recorded rs happening n
Fourth ofJuly celebration in Pennsylvania
Revoutinary veterans were becoming very
hard to find, yet procession with no Old sol
dier was not to be willingly submitted To
An honest old German of Revolutionary rep
ute was discovered at the last h ur. AL
open carriage was assigned to him in the pro-
gramm~, aud seat at the Presidents right
at the table. When pressed, after dinner,
to give Ii, "reminiscences of Washington
his recollections w4le found to be rather
indefinite. But something being said about
Yorktown, he remarked; "Yaas, va.h al
Yorktown" "Under Washilgton?" asked
the President. "Yaas. va h oonder Wash
iugLon van surredered." "No you mistake
my venerable friend" exc aimed The Pres
idert washington never surrendered ,
''Yaas, but you see ! vash one Of dc Hessi
ansP'-LouisviAe Journal
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Plotted Tnll Yenr Ago.

A correspondel 1t wiring to the New York
Tribune from Baltimore, s.ys:
81 have recently CONS to the kno Wedge Of
an incident that prov, how wide spread and
determined was he conspiracy for overthrow
ing onr Federal Government Ii is this: An
officer of u. States Army m,t a Tennessee
friend in p ri last fel, and to his surprise
found h m resdent Of that city. On in
qui y, his friend told him thal he encountered
IN Genoa last Spring, h Carolinan,
wi h Shom he had the mostintimate Ialat s,
and leaned from him of the existence OF an
actual plot for di,ruptng the American Union.
Tbe Tennesseean returned home forthwith,
and verified the information of the Sonth
Caroliniau, whcreupon lie sold all his slaves,
for he was mn extensive cotton planter, and
all his lard ',and with his family emigrated to
France, where he intends to spend the re-
mainder of his days, having invested his for
tune in European fuuds!"
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Chr 9errpsbnra auurnal,
THE DESERTED HOMESTEAD.
ny wM. u. HowELLS.

The wet trees hang above the walls,
Purple with dampe and earthsh stains,
Aud strewn by moody, absent rains
With rose leaves from the Wild grow stalks
Unknown, in heavy, tangled swaths,
The ripe june grass is wanton blown;
Snails slime tho the untrodden threshold stouo
Along the sills hang drowsy moths.
Down the black visagc of the wall,
Where many waverng trace appears
Like forgotten trace of tears,
From swollen caves the slow drops crawl.
Where every thing was wide before,
The curious wind that comes and goes,
Finds all the laticcd windows close,
Secret and close the bolted doors.
And with the shrcwd and curious wind
That in the arched doorway cries,
And at the bolted portal tries,
And harks and listens at the blind.
Forever turks my thought about,
Aud in the ghostly middle night,
Finds all the hiddes windows hri ght,
And sees the guests go IN and out.
And fingers till the pallid dawn,
And feels the mystery deeper there
In silent gust swept chambers, bare,
With all the midnight revel gone.
But wanders through the lonesome rooms,
Where harsh the astonished cricket calls,
And, from the hollows of the walls
Vanishing, stare unshape gloou5.
And fingers vet, and can not come
Out OF the dreary and desolate place,
So full of ruins solemn grace,
And haunted with the ghost of home.
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RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.

AhHaAS " Ri NNb
Oh Columbia the gem of the ocean,
The home ofthe brave and the free,
The shrine of each patriots devotion,
a world offers homage to thee.
Thy mandates make heroes assemble,
When libcrty's form stands in view,
Thy banners make tyranny trcmblc,
When borne by the red, white, and blue.
When borne by the red, white, and blue,
When borne by the red, white, and blue,
Thy banners make tyranny tromblc,
When borne by the red, white, and blue.
When war waged its wide desolation,
And thrcatcn'd our land to deform,
The ark then of freedom foundation,
Columbia rode safe through the storm.
With her garland of victory DER her.
When so proudly she bore her bold crew,
With her flag proudly floating before her,
The boast uf the red, white, and blue.
The boast of &c.
The wine cup, the wine cup bring hither,
And fill you it up to the brim,
May the wrath they have won never withcr,
Nor the star of their glory grow dim,
May the service united nc'er sever,
And hold tn their colors so true,
The army and navy forever,
Three cheers for the red, white, and blue.
Three cheers for, &c.
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JAMES MURRAY, atty.
Jan. Both, l86l-39w5Si rs.
CUERIFF's ALE.

Laura Bagby by her next friend, VS. Is. ;. Judson
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the above case
nv c clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Wood Co..
Ohio will offer for sale public vcndue at the dtor OF
the Court House in the town of Pcrysburg Wood county
Ohio, on a,
Saturday, March 2nd, 1851,
between the hours of II and O'Clock, p. No. OF SAID
day the following described lands and tcncmants to wlt
the west half OF the east halfof the northwest or.
of section number five, township number four north,
range number ten east and the west half OF the west
half of southeast quarter of section number thirty two
township number five norh range number ten east; In
Wood county, Ohio. Il. +. III Elk, Sherin'
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
jan Both, lS61--39w5S3 A..
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content with the assurance that l would ex-
press to the public and to the Senate, that the
spirit in which they come is perfectly com.
mendable and perfectly satisfactory. 1t is
gratifying to me to see that the proper spirit
"a spirit Of fraternal kindness. OF concilia.
ton and atfection--is adopted by so large a
portion of my fellow eilizens of the State to
which | belnnp.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14

BAD FOR Mr., TANEr-The Dred Scott dec-
sion declared the prohibition of Slavery. en-
bodied in the Missouri Compromse, uneonsti-
tutionaI, Mr. Douglas and his followers have
endorsed that decsi, thousand times. Mr..
Clittenden now proposes to establish Slavery
south of SO deg. 80 min. and to pyoAi5it
il north Of that lias. Mr., Douglas and a iargs
number of his followers endorse Mr.. Critten-
dtn's proposition.
Qusry-What becomes OF old Mr.. Tsney
aud his decision? 80 Chicago Tribune,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14

The Japanese Claims in New York, hav.
been reduced down still fuHhrt, the sum o
S67. 800, The bills rieiaally amour ed {
some $4,000
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MIR. sEWARD,s SPEECH


In the United States Senate, February l..
1npreseniing to the Senate memorial from
citizen of New York, Mr.. Seward said
Mr.. President Excepting the House Of
Representatives. this Senate Chamber is the
largest hall that is or ever has been occupied
by Legislative Assembly since the world
began. The memorial which | am charged
to present, is of such length that if extend
ed, it would cross the Senate Chamber in its
EXTREMIST length, eighteen times. have al.
ready presented m, MORALS from the city of
New York, signed by the citizens from that
place, to the number of twenty-five thousand.
This memorial bears the signatures of thirty
eight thousand more, making in the whole,
sixty three thousand Of the inhabitants of that
ely, who have signed this appeal TO the Sen
ate The committee who have charge of this
memorial, are a fair representation-I might
almost say, an embodment-of citizens. who
direct and wiell the commerce of the great
emporium of our country-the commerce of
a continent and commerce which this pres
ent year, owing to the distraction of the times,
is but for the first time in the condi ion of
proving itself to be the controlling commerce
of the world.
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sHERHE,s SALES, &C.
CHERIFF's sALE.-wooD COUNTY COMMON
- PLEAS.

- =
- PLEAS.
John Baird VS. Henry r. Goucher
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House IN Perrysburg
Ohio,
Saturday, tho I'd day of March, A. ID. 1861,
between tho hours of IL a.. m and o'clock, p. m. OF
that dav the following real estate to wits the northeast
quarter section 81 town north of range III cast con-
tanning one hundred and sixty also the south half
of the south quarter section SO town j. north range
IL cast containing eighty acres, also the north part "i
the east half fthe southeast quarter section 3o town s.
north of range 10 cast commencing at the north quarter
post thence south along said line tn the center o an east
& west road known as the Sandusky Defiance State
road thence west along the center of said oud to the west
line thereof thence north along said west line To north
west corner thence along said north line to place of be-
gninp containing u acres, all situate in Wood county,
Ohio taken as the property of Henry b. Gouchcr on an
execution in favor of John Baird issued by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of said county of Wood IN certain ac-
ton wherein said John Baird is plaintiff and said Henry
Goucher is defendant and to directed as Sheriff OF
Wood county. o,,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Januray 1851.
&. E. GUYER, Sheriff.
DopGE & TYLER, attys.
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DopGE & TYLER, attys.
Jan. 30th, lS6l-39w5$5 So,
CHERIFF's ALE.

~ ..... - .
S. II; Ransom & Co., VS. George W. Brown aud Lewis
NJ. Hunt.
Nv virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio and to me directed ard delivered, will
offer for sale at public ycnduc at the door OF the Go9r
Saturday, March 2nd, 1861,
between the hours Of m, and o'clock p. n of said
day the following described lands and tenements to Wit
inot number seven hundred and eighty y-four, the cas
fourth of not number hundred and eighty ,hv'
and the west twothrds of the east thrceourth OF IN
lot number seven hundred ndnncy one, in the town Of
Pcrrysburg, Wood county, Ohio. ,,.,,,, %, ~
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
Jan Both, l86l-39w5Si rs.
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RIFF S A l. L

s. H. Ransom & Co., VS. George W. Brown, Lewis NJ.
Hunt and Addison Smith.
By virtue of order of sale issued in the above case
bv the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio and to me directed ami delivered, Will
offer for sale at public vendue the 6por of the Court
House in the town of Pcrrysburg Wood county, ONO,
Saturday, March 2nd, 1861,
between the hours of II m, and o'clock n., of said
day the following described lands and cncments to wit:
in lots number six hundred and forty three siN hundred
and seyenty-two, three hundred and thirty mine and
thirty feet off the alley end Of inlo number three
hundred and eighty five the Of Wood
county, Ohio. G.. Il GU Elk, sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
JAM 30th lS6l-39w5S3 60.
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nj o C E.
The undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
Of the estate Of Phillip McManns deceased late
of Wood County, Ohio. s. s. BRONSON.
Jan 33th, ls6l-3sw3
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In pursuance of order of the Probate Court Of
county Ohio, made on the 18th day Of January, A. d.
1861 in the case of Samuel Klngersmth Guardian OF
Joshua, Meyina and Francis Bartlett against his
Wards, the undersigned will
Saturday, February 10th, A. D. 1861,
at O'Clock =. of said day, on the premises offer al
public sale the following described real estate situate in
Wood county Ohio 20 wi the south quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter of section
number nineteen, town three morrill, range eleven east
containing ten acres.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand. Appraised at $50.
SAMUEL KLINGERSMlTI Guardian.
=. "a D. K HoLLENREcK, attys.
January 17th lS61-37w5$3 81.