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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Dcmocrntic state convention.

Pursuant TO a call Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, the representatives Of the
Democracy and other Union men OF the several
counties OF the State of Ohio, assembled in
Convention, in Naughion's Now Hall, In the
city of Columbus, oh Friday, July 4, 1867, at
ten and half O'Clock, a. NJ. The Conycn-
| tion was called to order by DR.. Wayne Girls
void. Chairman of the Dem ocratic State Cen.
trnl Committee, when, upon motion, of DR..
Stout, John O'Noill, Esq, OF Muskingum
county, was elected temporary President.
He was conducted 10 the chair in handsome
manner rendered the Convention his thanks
for the honor conferred on him.
On motion OF W. G. Gould, ESD, Judge
Oakley Case, OF Hook ing county, was ap.
pointed temporary Secretary. i, II. llurd,
Of Knox a. Il. Van Clcaf, Of Warren and
Mr.. Glcssncr, of Hancock, were, on motion
appointed additional temporary Secretaries
Upon motion, the following committees,
consisting OF one from each Congressional
district, were appointed:
On Credentials,
On Permanent Organization,
On Resolutions,
On Central Committee.
The Committee on Resolutions was COM
posed as follows:
DIST. DIST.
lst A. J. W. Cater, 18th 3. +. Coates,
ID Robt Moore, 10Th Z. Van Trump,
3D. CL Nallandighaml3th Geo. B. Smythc,
4th j. +. Mckinney, lIth j. A. Estill,
9th VIM. Gribbcn. 18th s. 4. Miller,
9Th John Johnson, 10th J. II. llcaton,
9TH A. G.. Thurman, 17th Sah'l Lahm,
Sth Y. w. Barley, 18th X. =. Ranncy,
9th Geo. +. Sency, 18th NJ. Buchard.
10Th NJ. Handy,
On motion of VIM. ID. Morgan, 1t was
| Rcsolrcd, That all resolutions offered in the
| Convention, DC referred at once and without
debate, to the committee on Resolutions.
The Convention adjourned, to meet at half
past one o'clock p. NJ, at the east front o
tho State House, where DR.. Awl the cncicn
superintendent, and his worthy assistants
had kindly prepared a place, under the di
rcction Of the Democratic committee.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

THE uNtoS As IT WAS, THE CONSTITUTION AS IT Is.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
RUFUS Il. RANNEY, of Cuyahoga Co.
SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, of Seneca.
ATrOREY GENERAL,
LYMAN II. CRITCIIFIELD, of Holmes
SCHOOL cOMIssloNER,
&. II. w. CATIICART, Of Montgomery.
MEMBER or TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JAMES GAMBLE, Of Coslocton.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Survey l.. RICIIESON,
mmissioncr-IIENRY Il. POUNDS.
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ArTERSOoN SESSION.

The Convention was called to order at half
past one O'Clock, by Mr.. O'Ncll, tho tenn
porary President.
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
j. J. Jacobs, from the Committee on Gre
dcntials, submitted the following report,
which was accepted and adopted.
Your committee would respectfully report,
that they have examined the credentials which
we're placed in their hands, and find that all
the counties in the State are fully represented.
The names Of the delegates entitled to seats
in the Convention are given in the list which
is herewith put at.your disposal.
We omit the list for want Of room. d. =.
Lcadbotter, l.. II. Critchfeld, j. A. Estill,
VI. Louthcr, Robert NJ. Cameron, S. VI. Heb
ron and Eliphaz Estill were the delegates for
this county.
The committo on permanent organization,
rules, &c, reported for permanent officers,
Gov. Samuel Mcdary Tor President nineteen
Vice Presidents, among whom was DR.. I'm
dcrhill, of Lorain county; and Amos Say,
man, Secretary, with min etccn Assistants,
one OF whom was John Wcitman Of this
county.
The gentlemen selected by the committee
were then unanimously declared to be elected
the officers of this Convention.
Granville W. Stokes, l.. Harper and Wm.
9. Gould, wcro appointed committee to
notify Gov. Mcdary of his election as Prcsi
dent of this Convention, and conduct him to
the chair.
After a short absence, the committee ro.
turned, being accompanied by Gov. Med ary,
who was introduced to the Convention in q
most happy manner by the temporary Prcsi-
dent.
The Governor thanked tho Convention for
the high honor conferred upon him, and de-
livcrcd an address OF some length upon the
state Of the country, which was received with
great favor.
c. n. Allen, from the committee to select
a State Central Committee, presented the
following report, which was accepted and
adopted:
pENOCEATIC STATE cENTN Al COMMITTEE
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DIST.
lst. George Fries, Cincinnati.
ID. r. X. Cox, Jr., Cincinnati.
I'd. i. +. Bollmycr, Dayton.
ith. James Moore, Bclllountain.
9th. David S. Fisher, Lima.
9th. James +. Ely, Washington G. II.
9TH. Jonn CLANCY, Canal Winchester,
Franklin county.
Sth. Geo. l.. Salsbnry, Darlington, Nor
row county.
9th. Abnor NJ. jackson, Bucyrus, Crawford
county.
10th. Mr. Johnson, Toledo.
nh. Wm. Newman, Portsmouth,
l2th. VIM, G. Gould, Logan, Hooking Co.
18th. Frank. II. lIurd, Mt. Vernon.
lith. George Rex, Wooster.
10Th. John h. Hanna, McConnclsvillo.
10th. LOWS II. Baker, Cambridge.
18th, James Mckinney, Stcubcnvic.
18th. j. ID, Cummins, Akron.
lOth. Daniel Is. Wood, Warren. Tumbull
county.
Hon. G. A. White, the Representative in
Congress- from the Brown district, offered the
| following resolutions which was adopted;
Resoiucd, That tho Secretary be instructed
to send tolcgraphic dispatch to tho Prcs
dent of the Democratic Stale Convention nov
| in session at Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIA, in
| forming him that we have the largest dccgat,
Convention ever assembled in Ohio, ever,
county in tho State being represented ant
that the utmost harmony aud good ieolml
urpVlil
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TIE NOMINATIONS.

SUPREME JUDGE.
After an Informal vote by counties, the
Convention unanimously nominated Rufus =.
Ranncy Tor Supreme Judge.
Mcssrs kcnnoy, Stout and Sawyer, was
appointed II committee to notify Judge Ran.
ney OF his nomination.
SECRETARY or STATE.
William W. Armstrong was nominated by
acclamatlon for Secretary of Stato.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
FoI Attorney General, there were two bal,
Ioungs, with the following result,
First Bdiioi
Svlpnor '''''''' ''''''-''''' ''s.'.,..,, ~
opcnct' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,.,...... ~
Iht'rhct ,''''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iat
'lllohhcld' '''''''..,,.,,,..,...... I3b
MesSrs. Scribuer and Spence were then
withdrawn.
StcoRd Ballot
tltshtI' ';''''''''''' ''''''''',''".,',, liS
Criichhcld' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9lI
Lyman Il. Critchfeld was declared tho
nominee, and his nomination was made unan
imous.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
There were two ,Ilotings for School Com
missioner with tho following result;
First Ballot.
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Second Balbt.

Martin ..,s'...s.s,..s s.'..........s.s ~
Uhcurt' ''..s'....' .'....s....s... s3N
Charles W. H. Cathcart was declared TO
unanimous.
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JdIntS bdllDlC HulhlNdttu, anu tut HOlllllU
tion made unamious.
Judge Ranncy having been notified CT his
that purpose, appeared before the Convention
desiring to decline, but it would not bc
allowed to him, SO he, in very graceful and
handsome manner, accepted the nomination.
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Second Bdliot

Mcssrs. Newman and Christian were with.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ EHB =. . ". LIZZIE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.
General Lanes Expedition a
Failure-About Gen. Nc
CleIIan- Rebel Railroads
Washington g Specials"
rR1RrEHls CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE difficulty in
Gen. Lanes case arises from the fact, that
he is almost junior Brigadier-G General, and
in department commanded by superior
officer; and to give him a separate COM
mand win involve the necessity of manu-
featuring a lot of senior Colonies into
Brigadiers for his especial benefit.
The difficulties In Col. Berdan's regiment
will be settled by the removal of the Colo
nel-the arming of the men with Colts
rifles and reyolves, and sending them TO the
front. w -rss1s, H-
The COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs had
Mexican matters under consideration two
hours this morning. No conclusion was
reached. ta Ffs
New interest has been awakened by the
victory at the National bridge, and the
friends of Mexico are sanguine that some of
the plans for her assistance by US, will be
adopted.
Senator Latham is preparing report
from the Military Committee authorizing a
survey to establish Geographic communion
ton from San Francisco via Behring's
Straits to the mouth of Amoor river. The
measure will be pressed in Congress with
energy.
Senator Harris, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, made a resolution to-day that Mr..
Starke, of Oregon, is entitled to his seat be-
cause the Senate has no power to investi-
gate the question of legality until he has
taken his seat.
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NEW YORK -NARKET.

New York, Feb. 8.
FLoUR-The market continues quiet at
8 1905 rs for super western 5 95(96 90
for common to medium extra Hestern !;
6 o5@6 10 for shipping brands /; 6 zoo
IS for trade brand; market closing dull.
WHISKY quiet and unchanged sales of
IS bbls at 248@244.
WHEAT quiet; only a limited supply Of
fering, and holders are not anxious to real
ize; "a, 700 bushels winter red western sold
at l 42@1 46.
RYE, s4@s6, and quiet.
Com opened firm and closed little slack.
Sales of SO, 900 bush. mixed western.
OATS quiet at 4I@42.
The demand for Pork is less active pri-
ces, however, unchanged; sales of $50 bbIs
at u oO@I3 90 for mess 8 -50@6 so for
prime dressed hogs little easier at 4@
Al. LARD quite firm; sales at 75@8B for
barrel So for key.
Sugar-Raw unchanged; fair to good re-
fuing, 7974. MoLAssHs rules steady 40
for Porto Rico; Barbados, 80; clayed
Cuba, q. .,=.-... ..,s..
STocKs lower and dull gold bar 3}(93R
pea cent. prem. Government stocks weaker
at $40. Treasury notes were sold at
23I
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uERALD's CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw Yoak, Feb. 's.Lsoutheran7 newspapers

NEw YeRK, Feb. s.-Southern newspapers
received here, state that the rebel leaders
are devoting much attention to the subject
of new railroads.
jeff Davis recommended to Congress, in
secret session, the completion of the Missis-s
gippi & Alabama road so as to connect Sele-
ma, Alabama, with Meriden, Mississippi,
and Congress proposed to appropriate $780,,
900 for that purpose
The New Orleans Picayune also notices
the fact that the road from Mobile to New
Orleans via jackson and Meriden has been
completed, and remarks that itas most oppor-
tune as the Yankees have possession of the
Sound and may destroy the coast line at
any moment. A million Of dollars, it is
said, have been estimated by Mr.. Davis nee
essary to construct a railroad between Dam
vile, Va, and Greensboro, N. c..
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Gen. Nelson on Green River
-Wallace's Brigade at Fort
Donelson-Late News from
Port Royal-The Merri1nac
a Failure Southern. Items
Capt. Duncan Killed.

CINcINNATI Feb. sth.-Specials TO the
Commercial and Gazette, say Gen. Nelson's
Division left New Haven and advanced to
Green rives above Mnnfordsville. General
Thomas advance is at Monticello, but can
not proceed further on account of the roads
The country in that direction is deserted.
The AID and SID Indiana reginents have
gone to Cairo.
Gen. Wallace's Division has left Smith
land for Fort Donelson, on the Cumberland.
On the receipt of the news of the capture
of Fort Henry, the Ohio Senate adjourned.
The rumor that Mcclellan has been super
csded in chief command, caused much ex-
citeaent in Columbus. AL
Resolutions calling on the Government for
active and earnest warfare will be offeredin
the House.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Fen.

OlhClNNATl, 4 6D. D.
FEoUR unchanged and steady. Tho de-
mand is moderate super 4 1904 20, and
extra 4 25@4 80.
WHEAT drm, at 5000 for red and CSC
l 90 for white.
Corn firm at soc. with demand exceed
ing the supply. So
OATS 28@283e. .-sa
WHISKY 10 good demand at lie.
Hoes firm; 1000 bead dressed and frc-
zen, shipped from Chicago, sold at 2o@
%, and 500 ditto city at 4093 so. Re-
ceipts l,60o head.
Mss PoRK in good demand at 9 75@Sle.
Good demand for bulk sides at 4e, with
sales of $50, 900 lbs. Shoulders could not
be sold ct over II. z-se5 -s-ss- -
LARD 63@64 aud firm. 50
Money market quiet and unchanged.
Great indignation at the q. S. Senate in
refusing to pass Treasury Note bills.
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TINES CORRESPONDENTS.

The Senate Finance Committee bad an
informal meeting to-day for the purpose Of
considering the House Treasury Note bill.
Enough was said to show there is cOnsid-
cradle opposition to the legal tender clause.
They finally ordered the bill printed, and it
will come up for final action at heir meet
ing tomorrow.
Owing to the sickness of Mr.. Coyode the
projected interview with the President in
relation to the Lane expedition will not
take place to-day, and probably never.
Senator POmeToy had an interview with
him on the subject, but the President was
unable to see any way out of the difficuity.
He expected Gen. Lane to have arranged
matters with General Hunter, on his arrival
at Leayenworth. He reiterated while he
was willing, General Lane should have
a command of 10000 or $4,000 men, he
had no idea of his outranking General
Hunter or any way interfering with his
command. This is evidently the end of the
Lane expedition.
This evening a son of Chancellor Wal
worth was arrested at the Kirkwood
House in this city on a charge of treason.
His trunks and papers were seized, bat not
yet examined irs:de.
The various rumors to the effect that Sec
rotary Stanton is to assume the active man
agement of the army, leaving to Gen. Nc
CIeffsn the command of the army on the
Potomac, has this foundation only; A
week since, the staff of Gen. Mcclellan was
notified to be in readiness for a movement
across the river. They made every prepaTa
ton for so doing, and Major E. NJ Green,
one of their number, went to New York for
the purpose of purchasing certain personal
supplies for their use. In conseq of
the state of the roads, they are not yet or
dered over, bnt when they go, Gen. McClel-
Ian will turn over to the temporary charge
of Mr. Stanton, the entire army, with the
exception of the army of the Potomac. 1t
will be remem bered that Gen. Scott, when
he went to Mexico, pursued a similar course
thus leaving himself free to attend to the
matter in hand Mcclellan and Stanton are
on the best terms.
HERALD's CORRESPONDENTS.
The President of the American Telegraph
Company leaves Washington for New York
tomorrow morning.
Frequent and satisfactory interviews with
the Secretary Of War have convinced Mr..
Sanford that the measure adopted by the
Government in relation to the transmission
of Geographic dispatches are imperatively
demanded by the public welfare, and inter-
! fere with neither the private rights of citi-
zens nor the interests of the Telegraph Com
pany. ass nn-EE as -rtt 49,
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apEc1A1 no c1NcINNAr1 rNou1RER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Authentic infOr-
nation has been received here, that the
Emperor of France will, at the meeting OF
the French Chambers, on the. 9th of Janu-
airy, announce his Intention OF intervention
in the American quarrel
Mr.. Grimes in the Senate this morning,
while the guEboat bill was under eonsidera-
ton, remarked that advices had been re-
ceived this day, which made the passage of
that bill imperatively necessary. Upon in
quiry, learned that Mr.. Grimes had refer
ence to the threatened Intervention.
zEeE WsTAE WD CLEVELAND
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TThe time here set down is adjusted to contract
hosrs. On the River there is variation according
- - TIME OF CLOSING.
3ailroGd Nal fSor Vineennes, TerTe Hauts,
Princeton, Wa@hingtons Petersburghi
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville Indianap6-
lie. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrns Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Ofncess
every day except Sunday, st---......--,... A. NJ.
-@ Thursday. and saturday d at s16PA
PadHcGh Nal (riverl every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday At uI3 A. M.
Green Rigsr Mail (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
1t Vernon Nal Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday Al SO A. M.
Ess HarnloHy MciI every MOndaS, We'd
Res1ay, and Friday at = A. A'
Rookport Mail Qand) every Monday, We'd
i Hssy s 5faI IVA way ever, FRIDAY At NJ
(Petersburgh letters, 20. come ami 20
by Railroad daily -~.
CyathsGaG Mdit every Wednesday at IT, NJ
- Leaves at 5 A. NJ. Thursday morhipe-l
Military mail Calhoun and SpottsvIlles IL p al.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Raiiroud Mad, every day except Sunday st A. q
Arrives the night before, after office hours. -ae
Louisville Mad (riVer} every Tuesday, ssg5
Thursday, and Saturday by or. NJ
PdilUcah AfeI, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by DAN
Green Rigsr Mai, every Monday and Thurs
day by gl.4 ?. p
wednesday, and Friday BY sP. NJ.
Fsa5 Harmony Mall, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by P. n.
hockport Mad lland) every Sunday At P. NJ,
and Wednesday and Friday at IA. N.
(Arrives the evening before after Office
hours.)
Pstessburgh Mail (way) every Friday by S12 A. NJ.
CsafhiaRG Mad every Friday at A. n.
(Arrives the evening before. after Office hours.l
Hs-Post Once opens at A. NJ and closes at :
p. n. on week days. Delivery closes from TO 81
a. n. week days during the closing Of tho
Railroad mail Office open from TO % A. NJ on the
Sabbath. -s q
JAMES IT. Mon EEIlY, P. NJ. .
Evansville, lnd., May l, 1851 iuly22-ywc
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LOUISVILLE, February IA dispatch
from General Halleck TO General Buell. this
evening says, ave have taken Fort Henry.
The enemy has retreated on Paris, leaving
part of his guns. Oar cavalry are in pur-
suit. Gen. Grant will attack Fort DoneI-
son tomorrow.
I Three large steamers, the Ben. J. Adams,
E. Fl. Fairchild and Baltic, left here for
the Cumberland aud Tennessee rivers this
evening. All quiet along the line of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. ~.
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PAnrnAH. <. Feh. =

PADUUAH; hX.. EeO. II.
General Smith on the west and General
Grant on the east side of the river are Pur-
suing the retreating rebels.
It is reported, and credited by some Of
our officers, that the rebel troops at Fort
Henry were not true to the rebel cause, and
took advantage of the opportunity offered
by the attack to run away from the fight
that was distasteiul to them.
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BF Colt Anneke received orders yes
terday to have two batteries report to Gen.
Buell. at Louisville Immediately. They left
last evening without guns, equipments or
horses These are TO be provided at Louis
ville.-Kna. Journal, FEi90y
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~
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an Eee.
cution issued Of the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Marlborough county
Indiana, in favor of Solomon Kahn and against
Theodore Veneman, Administrator Of the Estate
of Christian Bredenkranz, Will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, Iss2,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. ~, and & o.
clock, P. NJ. of said day, at the door 81 the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction the EMS, issues and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, Of tliQ fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wits
Three acres and 93-1O0 of OF land with
the improvements, situated in The Soulful cor
of the north part of the west half Of the south
east quarter of section No. I8 in township No. g.,
south of range No, II vest in the district lands
subject to sale at Vincennes, lndiana, aud being
in the county OF Marlborough
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient to pay said writ sud costs, will at
the same time and place,oer Tor sale the fee simple
of said premises.
o GEORGE WOBFLTE, S.V g.
Wheeler Iglehesrt, Pl'h5 Attya.
q OK
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Regiments Organizing tn Indiana
The following the stations CT the regimen Is
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
commanding officers, "a far as the appointments
have been made. The list also embraces several
re Riments now ready to take the held, which we
Wi transfer to the list embracing. the stations
of Indiana troops outside of the State as last as
the changes made;
18th Regiment-Col. Eddy-Goshen.
sd Observation-Disclosures James NJ Smith
Indianapolis.
53i Regiment-Col. Gresham-Indianapoiisa and
saith Regimsnt-Rey. Col. job L. smith-La-
fayette.
65th Regimeat-2nd German-oolonsl Mans
held-Evans7ille- ~
56th Reginlent-C Consolidated with the SD
59th Regiment-Col. Ale xapder-Gosport.
Goth Regiment-CoI. Owen-Evansviue.
6Ist ReSfrnea t-2nd Irish, Col. Mullen, Madison
ed acknowledgement Jones.
esd Regiment-Colonel not yet aPpointed-oov-
fogton- .
saith Regiment-1st Artillary-Colonel net yet
appointed Several Companies of this Regiment
sTe already in service.
65th Regiment-2nd ArtilIery-Ool Anneke-
Indiana polls.
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u REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of decree Of the Yanderburgh Court
of Common Pleas, made at its Nav Term, 1861. I'm
a suit for partition in which Cynthia Fields and
others plaintiffs, and Eliza E. Grim and
others were defendantss viii, as Commissioner,
o0r for sale Public Auction, at the COuct Hon5e
door in Evansville, Ind, on the 18th day Of FED
ruary, 1862, the followiog described zeal estate in
Vanderburgh county, to-wit
Nineteen 63-1O0 lcres OF the North end Of the
West half Of the South East quarter Of Section no.
nineteen (I9) in Township No. i've, South IF Rauee
No. ten (10) West. Also, nine 81 leo acres OF the
South part Of the South West quarter of the horth
East quarter of the Section, Township aud Ran2e
aforesaid. And being the sans premises left utdI-
vi6ed in said partition suit ap by tbs ep0rt
and plat recorded in Partition Record, no h. at
p. p. 1877, 1873.
TERms.-One- third cash, balance IN one and two
years with interest and good freehold seeuri- y.
waving relief from valuation and az nraiseIne
laws. A l.. ROBLAH3Hs
jamie w3w Comm issioner-.-
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. River eight feet
eleven inches and at stand. Weather
cloudy and cold.