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been any rumor in camp talk among the men ID
relation TO any portion OF Beauregards force having
reached Richmond. lie had heard nothing Of any
such arrival, Of any expectation OF REINFORCE
ments coming from that quarter. They knew tha'
Bcauregard had re,reated from Corinth, but were
told thai he was only falling back TO a more favor
able posi- ion.
At tie battle Of Fair Oaks my informant was in
the reserve and not actually engaged. The Rebel
army moved out from Richmond Friday night,
and 10 use his own expression, the whole country,
from Fair Oaks and the Seven Pines back TO Rich
moud, was " chock-full' OF their troops. The Rebel
troops generally regarded the battle victory for
them, because they captured some of our guns and
destroyed the camp OF Casey's division, but they
recognized that th.se advantages were very hardly
won and with seIious lostes. Tie bayonet charges
OF our troops on Sunday were much talked OF, and
their best uoops-he Alabanlians and Mlssisspians-
admitted that the fighting o. our men exc eded any
thing they had before experienced. For two daya
after the battle vehicles Of every description were
used in conveying Ike killed and wounded into Rich
mond
General Joe Johnston was shot in the arm, and
was On the field Of battle ION Saturday. after lac was
wounded. On SGnday Gen. Lee commanded but
was not able to throw the troops forward with the
imIe,uosy that characterized the action Of Saturday
Their best troops had suffered severely, and those
who had come 10 relieve them could not hold the
ground against our men. Richmond is a military
camp. Very mauy OF the citizens, and perhaps a
majority OF the women aud children, have gone away.
All the male adults, except the disabled those
yloyed by the Government, are expected TO drill
every afternoon for a prescribed number of hours.
In regard 10 the foriications OF Richmond, this de-
eerer tells NE that he knc OF no intrencmens eX
cept those Immediately contiguous 10 the city. In the
advance the Rebels ave 40 permanent works, but
arcund Richmond he says they have the same kind
of Notifications he saw when with the army at
Yorktown,
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Henry and Donelson without the slightest inter-
rupon. Robbs ability TO forge passes was OF signal
use to them In reaching Louisville.
Since lie has been In the valley, he has sold
horse Suspected # Secession procAURiss 10 man
purchasing horses for Ashby's Cavalry, and then
tolled HIM and bis horses into Fremont camp. The
purchase money consisting of good Confederate
notes) and two horses were thus restored 10 the
Union, and candidate for promotion to perma-
nent residence at Fort De aware procured
He Is bronzed so that bis neck IN black by expo
sure TO the weather uDd sun. The eye is light bue,
and the hair dark, with an inclination 10 curl. The
face bears youthful appearance, bnt looks thirty
instead OF twenty-five, the zeal age of Carpenter.
lie is not above five feet six, and Of light, sinewy
mOulQ His weight is certainly not over Que hun
dred and thrty-iive. The careless frank, WesterD
Sly 10 OF manner and address belong g. Lin. Ready
fOr fight, fun, froiic he Is said to have mingled
with his dash and boldness remarkable prudence
and caution. These qualities, united to his almost
slGvish devotion to Fremont make him and his band
invaluable 10 that commander.
His dTees consists Of pair of pan,aoons of dark
eorthen hue, darker than buckskin. The coat is
made Of the dark grey material of which frOItiers
mems hunting shirts are mostly made, 1t is loose
sack, trimmed in the cape and sleeves with fringe,
gathered in the back, immediately under the shou-
ders in folds or palts This is bound At the waist
with his pistol belt His ouly OF defense, beside
the siX.shOoter, is a breech-oadng rifle, weighing
about ten pounds, aud good for eo ht hundred yards
Such il short outline of the and appearance
of one of the most marked and eccentric characters
in this valley wagiug war for the restoration Of
the Union. Cor. Phila. Inquirer.
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TIE GRAND STREET DIsAsTER.-On Friday after
noon the body Of Thomas White was taken from the
ruins of the fallen house, No. 900 Grand street.
Coroner Naumann held inquest on both the bodies
Of Thomas White and Thomas Dodwe, at the lith
Precinct Station House, aud after hearing consider.
able testimony the jury rendered verdict Of
accidental DEATH" at the same time censuIing the
contractor for tie new building, No I'll Grand
street. and the owner OF the which feel ill., for not
taking the usual precautionary steps for tine proven
ton Ct accident to life or property.
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TIE PLEA OF THE MEMPHIANs
IN BEHALF OF THEIR WORTHLESS CURRENCY.
The following is the reply of Col. Slack to the ap'
peal of the Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis TO
nostuore the order euupresuny Confederate notes:

The following is the reply OF COL Slack to the ap'
peal of the Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis to
postpone the order suppresang Confederate notes;
HE.pQuARTErs UsiTED Srsrrs FoncEs,
MrNpHIs. Tenn. June H. 1861
Hon. JoHS PARK, Mayor-Su: The communi-
cation received from YOU III behalf Of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of Memphis has
been most respectfully considered, and due weight
given 10 all The arguments you have made Inc ues-
Tuition and distress OF which you speak, II EHkes
ne will be much likely 10 affect very dierent
classes than those 10 whom you refer. 1t IF TACT
the truth Of which presume vii not be Questioned,
that the so-called Confederate states Issued nearly
all their notes III bills OF the denomination OF MY
and twenty dollars. From this fact conclude that
tie aboriuQ clasees Of city, those who are de-
pendeut upon their daily toll for subsistence, are
not found with any large amount IN their possession,
and ruuors in fact 70 which you alude, viii strike
different class altogether. The calamity OF having
TO throw out the reciated currency to when you
refer will upon the people sooner or a'er ana
see no reGson why II may not a. wei come now No
eixiv DAYS hence. Those who have been active IN
getting up this wicked rebellion, arc individuals
whose pockets are lined with Confederate notes ald
il sixty DAYS time should be gwen them, IL 10 only
giving that much time for those VINO are responslDic
for lis issue 20 get rid OF ii without loss, and the
worthless trash will be found IN the hands OF the
upsuspicious and cfeduious, who have always been
dupes Of designing ShylOcks, by inducing them TO
accent OF a circulating ned urn when was Issued 10
aid in the destruction OF the mt ana pest po'elh'
uent ever known to civilization. Mover viii by any
act of mne or failure to discharge any doty imposed
noon me and that which will directly or remotely con-
tribute to the downfall Of the Government Of my
country Nor will 1 permit TO be done that which
would tend 70 such an unholy purpofe. Should
Confederate notes be permitted TO be used AZ circu'
iating medium where tie nag OF the United States
floats 30 far az an act % that kind could give character
70 such reasonable currency it would 40 TO- and thus
the very basis Of rebellion be made respec able by
contact with the Government II seeks to destroy an
net which shall in no instance be found aiding or
sbettng. With an ardent hope that you have mis-
taken legitimate results Of the effect to be produced
mon citiz.us whom YOU represent, an compelled
TO say there is nothing in your arguments winch
can zee that will induce me TO cuanee or modify
the terms Of general order Nos, bat shall insist
ppon iis rigid enforcement.
- have tLe honor 10 be, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JOSEPH k. SLACK, Col Commanding
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CUPREME COURT-County of New-York,

CUPREME COURT-COunty of New-York,
- State OF NewYork-- The MANHATTAN FIRE IN
SURAkCE COMPANY against JAMES pONNELLY.
MARY OMEARA, THEODORE EDCENION, Sebre
W. Br.tton Reuben W. howes, Patrick @. Mo'oney, The
Groce.s Joshua Edwsrd Adol hus Schw erin VIII
liam H. Spearman Dcnn. bTeunsu John Slane, survivor,
&c Richard Williamson President Of the Buls Head Bank;
Hiram FOcht, Augustus T. SioaL ). Van Nicke hie H.
Martin. James siinsn Silas C. Herring Allen ~ Leet Ely
s r. Sherman Ca.p-r J. Aese Abel r. Ed.erron, Andrew
Mclean. David Wnebrener Siss ; Lyon Samuel STREET.
Orlando Cheek. Samuel h. II. judah Alfred Dickinson, Wal.
lace b. Randall Edward Davis Will IN Cuthber.son. John
Co.tig.n Matthew McMaion. The People of tho state OF
Yo.k Theodore W Bayaud, }. Eugene BeIard George
Bennett Sanford John Stsiton Charles O. Sanford,
Thomas Rayuor Henry Leger The Hartford Coal Compa
nv Henry Never Nathan ID. right Joseph Baker Henry
Asurau, Augustus Morgan, Harman g. Goo ridge, Cyrus
Knapp Henry W. QutzDw, The Chatham BANK Ihomss Is.
Kerr John ksrr Samuel Shapter Matthew Read Thomas
T. Wilcox 70 she Defendants named You are hereby sum-
oned and required 70 the complaint IL this action
which filed 40 the Office of the Clerk OF he City snd county
Of New ork the City Hall in the City Of New York,
State ofNeWNo and 70 serve copy Of your answer 10 the
said compant the subscribe hs office, No Oh WAL 81,
Ia tue CITY Of New YORK. within twenty days sier toe services
of this summons exclusive OF toe day OF snch sevice
and If you fail 10 tho said pint within the time
fo-essd the plaintiffs ia his action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded ia the complaint
Dafed New-ioFk, December %, llbi 1870
r.. II. BOVINE Plaintiff Attorney.
TIE compliant herein filed in the ohce Of the Clerk OF
he civ AID County Of Newly tie 2dh day Of Decem-
Der lS6i H. II. bONNE' f4shlns Attorney.
jel6 law6wM
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CUPREME COURT-Ciiy and County of New

GUPREME C0URT-Ciiy and County OF New
- Yors--IOHN DEVOO sgaiust TUNiS VAN BRUNT,
eieor,e Suith Elisha W Willard Edward Anke,e Jones,
Thomas William kongh The City Bank Of Brooklyn, Milo b.
oot-Sunmons for reii.f.-Com. not Aer.-Io the De.
lendsnis: You hereby summoned and required to
the complaint in this action, whic1 was filed In
tho oiee OF toe Clerk of City aud County OF New
York at City Hall in the City, County and state OF New
York the 10th day of April, 1902 aud 10 copy OF
your answer the said she subscribers al their
Office ~ South street in tbs City Of Brooklyn, within
twenty days after the service OF this summon. ou exciu-
sye OF the day Of such and you fail % answer tho
said complaint within the time aforesaid the rantih 10 TINS
scon will apply to the Court for the relief demanded ID the
CON plainL-plted April 10, 1902.
;. NJ b. l. MEEKER, PlsiarG's Attorney"
Mays lawtvMo
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CONVERSATION WITH A REBEL DESERTER

writing from McClelan's Headquarters, says:
have Lad an opportunity for long conversation
with deserter from the First Georgia Regiment,
who came into our lines few days ago. lie Is a
sbarp. o6seryant man, though not "inelgent III
the light ap icaion OF the term, and gave answers
TO the amieabIe croes-eXamination to winch 1 sub
General belief IN the Rebel camps that they had
TWO hundred thousand men under arms around Rieh,
mond. lie thought this somewhat exaggerated ana
believed that it included all the sick, disabled, ana
the recent re-enforcemeDts who consisted OF men
brought together by conscrip,ion, ana nol !e,
drilled or hardened 10 the duties OF soldier;
questioned LiA closely as " whether there had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

The CoHsEcTICUT STATE PRIsoE.-There must
be something radically defective in the administra
lion of THE institution we should suppose from the
singularly vindctiye spirit manifested by some Of
the conyicts. But recently the Warden Of the
Priton was fatally wounded by prisoner, who
claimed that he had been used with undue harshness
Lac. Friday, TN Oyersecr was similarly assailed.
The Netc-Harea Palladium prints a letter from
convict (eince deceased, 10 his widowed mother,
which may eerve 10 throw some light upon the
management Of the Prison. The author was sen-
fenced in 1855 TO six years imprisonment for horee-
stealing:
WyTugHsFIRLD, Dec. n, 1861.
Ny Dr,n MOTnYR write you these few lines 70 lot you
know the cause Of NY sickness feel must die.
N was on the % day OF a April tho arden andthe Deputy
,ook me out tho prison. They had note they said
wrote; 1 saiJ did They told mo TO take shirt OF.
did not ,trse the bach but the yitas every blow
In the sane place. Tho ten blows all tie law allows
them Iunish man. but they put me in dungeon AID
kept two days ard two nights took cold ana cod
knows what have suffered since.
o. mother have been dying by inches ard nm now
bleeding while am writing. This l. not the only time.
IN fact, they have murdered me. simply for writing few
notes. that the greatest crime Fave been punished for
without A. IL greater crime 10y forgetting to wear large pair
shoes in from chop TO my cell he wicked being thAt
ALL me. He has hsd punished when only raised my
ives 10 speak him. You may think poor prisoners
do suffer much but In the inst plsce We do nj get food ht
for hungry dog 20 eat Perhaps won't Know what mean
by writing When boys get little news we pass II
around aud try keep up with the tunes only write this
soft die you will anow no" have Gs; %Es Rssro1
p s-TeD b!sws h sixty sshes They cut through every
Nh J. B.
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- lort.-STEPHEN NABEN TINE, SAMUEL 7. VAL
FNTINE and CRADLES GKIFFEN ayt. JAMES CAMP
BELL-Summons for money demand contract. tCom.
not serj To TIM defendant JAMES CAMPBELL: You are
hereby summoned required tie complaint In
acou ~hi.h will be ed the Office of the CLERK Of the
City and County OF NewYork City Hal in said city, and
To serve COPY Of your the said complaint the
snbcrbers their Office Nun 1913 Broome street. in said
city, within twenty days after he service Of this
you exclusive Of the day such service ard If fail TO
the sid complaint within the time aforesaid. the
plaintiffs In ;h. action will take Judgment against for the
sum Of tour huntcd dollars with in'eres, om the 10Th y
OF March thousand egh hundred add sixty besides
the costs Of this 81 ion Dated January 9Th, 1902.
BERRfES s. PERT. Pliinuffs Attorneys,
No 333 Broome-st City cf New York.
The complaint in ni- action hled In the office Of the
Clerk file City and County Of NewNok al the City Hail.
in said city on the 18th day Of May, 1852.
BERRIEN PERT Plaintiffs Attorneys
.utO urn
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OUR STATE REGIMENPS-THEIR TITLE
AND WHERE RAISED.

In reading lists of killed and wounded of our State
troops, much difficulty is experienced in locating the
different regiments. To remedy this embarrassment
we have taken the following table from Tie AlJaHy
EreAng Journal and corrected it from the latest
authorities. 1t gives the number and title Of the sew
era regiments of tls State, together with the place
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CUPREME COURT.-MARCUS p. WOOD
- RUFF and BENJAMIN II. LILLE surviving Trustees
Of AUGUSTUS =. WOODRUFF, deceased agains, ANN
ELIZA WOODRUFF and others In pursuance Of an order
OF this Court sde in tue above entitled action special
term held a. the City Halt in the City u NewYork on tho
% day ofMsy. A d. 1861. notice Is hereby given that all
persons wing claims sgan Augustus T. WoodIuh late OF
The City o Newly deceased required to present the
the subscriber ut his office No ~ Broadway on OF
before the irs day OF August nsxt-Dated May 30 l5bl
EDWARD J. WILSON. Referee.
r Y FnsRr Attorney Je2 lsw6wa
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Law LNTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAHs OFFICE-JryE 81.


BEN WOODS ALLEGED TREASON.
BY order of the Secretary of War, George +.
Thompson OF this city Washington last night in
charge MeIshss officer tell what lie knows in relation
the alleged Of Ben Wood. Mr.. Thompson for
erly Clerk Of Fernando Wood while the latter Mayor
the aud previous that time be connected with
the itoIial peIneat Of The hstc York Dady Neps
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Boots an0 Shoes.

GC SO so, "a, and 81 5O.-SHOES and
Weys CATERS, NEW SPRING sTfLEs, now isaay
II J0NISs Nos 10 Asd Apust r. s-Gesss ssa sns w
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Removals..

Removal
mr.. X. T.. GIBSON, ..
~ CORNER OF BROADWAY AND koURTH-sT,
vs. ENTRANCE No. 3a5 4th.st.
OFFICE HOURS,
From to II q. M,
and 20 o. IN.
NOTICE. The Agency for the sale of Goods
~ aa,ufetured by THE UNION INDA-RUBBER
~ viii be removed on the lie, OF May next from
w no., LIBERTY ST to NO IL PARk-PLACE.
w. w. Ky. q. MADDEN, President
New-York April IS, 1862.
fy,HE RUBBER CLOTHING co.
Il HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 3iJ BROA ID WAY.
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TopGrtnersbip uctices.

VNHE Undersigned have this day formed Q
4 COMPREHENSIVE for the purpose Of carrying on the
business Of Writing Glass, Medical Labelling and Sign
Painting, at No. ~ Nassaus,, n T.. under the hfm Of
Greenus Adams. ..-A
Err GREENUS,
Nsw.YsJi, June Is ls6A J0SHlA h ADAM6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-20
NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good2

The best evidence that they is that their mest
friends and best patrons are those who have used them
longest. Dr.. WILLIAM b. HURD 10 an eminent Denti,t
Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State Dentsts
association, and these preparations have been used 10
ms private practice for years. and no leading Citizen Of
BROOKLYN or Williamsburgh questions their excellence
whne eminent Dentists OF New York recommend them
the best known 10 the profession. Without the Ala m
advertising, dealers have sold them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says:-"We
are happy to know that our friend, Dr. HuRp IN sue
ceeding beyond all expectation with his MOUTH WASH
and TOOTH POWDER. The great secret Of his sueces.
resu with the fact THAT ARTICLES ARE PRpClsRLV
WHAT THEY ARE RKPaESnrKD TO Be, As WE CAN TESTIFY
TRoM THuR LONG UsR.r
The weltknown P. 7. Barnum wrtes:-"I found your
TVorh FOWDEk so good that my family have used n
ali up. we md Il the best Powder for ths Teeth that
We ever used shall feel obliged II You will ,end me
another supply at the Museum your convenience with
But their cost 50 small that every one may test the
matter for himself 80 Wv
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. pR.
HuRDs Tooth Powder contains no acid nor aIkaIi nor
no other. - ~ Wv
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Instances they havesbeen cruel and inhumap. I
Am aware, but the statements made about The
atrocities and cruelties committed at Winches-
ter and Martlnsburg, and along the line OF Gen.
Bankss retreat, are utterly false"
We might give much more evidence TO the
same effect, but consider this sufficient. IL we
have not copied as many Of the atrocity stories
as have found their way into other papers, II
was because We believed they were In many
cases fabrlcatlons or gross exaggerations, and
We have. tried TO embody in this article our
reasons for thinkingso so.
we were not little surprised To see in the
Ieunton Gazette Of Wednesday last an editorial
indorsement OF the worst of these stories Of In
human reatment -four men during Gen. Banks's
retreat, after there was so much evidence OF
their falsity, and the position assumed that IL
was necessary to give publicity to them.-PatO-
tucket Chronicle.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

George NJ. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, o.,. l., .,. -, c,..
O6. S"AS " 'iu0i VI OVu'''
William r. Breck ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN RDER OF SALE
ID to directed, from the Superior Court OF Frank.
lin County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court-House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M. and O'Clock
M the following described real esate- situate In the
county Of franklin and State OF 0hio TO witt Parts Of lots
Nos and Of the subdivision OF survey 1885, being the
share Of said William Breck In said lots Nos. and as
assigned and set him by the Superior Court Frank
lin county, Ohio, at its May term, 1858, In a partition
made said lots between him and his wife Elizabeth O.
Breck, to wit Lot No. two W Of said partition, com.
mencng at the N W. Of lot No. Of said parti.
ton; thence B. 81 deg 30 min. n. 1863 66l00 poles to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road N 90 deg 80
min. u. 3 poles to the 8. X. Of lot No. OF said
partition; thence N 81 deg 80 min. W. 100 poles to
the 8. W. Of said lot No 3; thence 8. deg 80
min. W. Al poles to the beginning containing 80 acres
rood.
Also lot No. three ( Of said partition, commencing at
the N. W. Of lot No. 9; thence 8. 81 deg. 30
min Il. 100 poles to the centre Of the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the centre Of
said road N. 30 deg 30 min. E. 54 poles to the 8. f.
corner Of lot No. Of said partition; thence NJ 81 deg.
30 min. W. 222 66100 poles; thence 8. deg 80 min.
west g. 50l00 poles to the place beginning contain
ing SO acres, Q roods, 90 poles.
Appraised as follows:
Lot No. g. containing 30 acres together with the steam
saw mill, $4,000.
Lot No. 3, containing 90 acres, at S35 per acre.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Pnnterefees, 20 IS. and Master Commissioner.
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NOTICE.
John George Renner, pl'tR.

John George Renner, pl'tff' Superior Court,
John. CLARK & ]. B. Evelyn, defh.) Ohio.
TOHN CLARK and J. h. EVELYN, non.
- residents Of the State Of Ohio whose actual place Of
residence Is unknown, will take notice. that John George
Renner Of Franklin county, Ohio did, on the 10th day
Of May 1852, file his petition in the Superior Court Of
franklin county, Ohio, against said CLARK and Evelyn,
defendants, settiug forth that said B. Evelyn, know
Ing them to be forged did, the 7th and lth day Of
December 1861, utter and publish true and genuine
two forged deeds, one puportng to be warranty deed
from said Renner to said John Clark for the conveyance
Of certain premies In the petition described and owned
BY said Renner, the other purporting to be mortgage
deed said premises executed by said John CLARK to
said J. B. Evelyn, to secure note In the petition de-
scrbed that said two deeds forged that they were
filed by said Evelyn for record In the Recorders office
OF Franklin county, Ohio, and recorded, the in
Deed Records, book 7 20, the other in Mortgage Re-
cords, book No. H. page Co. and praying that said two
forged deeds may be ordered to be cancelled record
and held for naught.
Said John CLARK and ]. B. Evelyn are notified that
they are required to appear and said petition
or before the third Saturday after the cath day Of June
next.
OTTO DRESEL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Columbus, Ohio, May 10, Ise9.-dltw6w
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Master Commissioners Sale.

zadCc Vesoy Doc. 3, page 9eS.
Christian Gramlick etal> rankin County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. sale from the above named court 10 me directed,
will oher for sale at pube auction, at the door Of the
Court House In the city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, A. D. 1862.
at o'clockp. M the following described real estate
situate In the county Of franklin and State Of Ohio to
Wit
One and half Of land being the west half OF the
last half OF six acre lot In half Section 81, Township
s. Range % refugee lands.
Appraised at SI5C0.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
II. O. NOBLE, Attorney.
Printers fees "a 50.
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