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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-03

ALrox, Aug. 22d, l>63.
Friend Daniels:-I write this letter
within one hundred feet of where, about
twenty FIVE years ago man was assailed
by a mob, himself killed aud his press
broken to pieces and the type thrown in.
to the river. Owen Lovejoy fell, but the
spirit Of liberty, and the real manhood
be evoked here lives on. The hounds
Of the slaveocrst could not endure the
sight or presence Of one who dared to
assert his rights as citizen of the Uni.
ted States, and preach the doctrine of
Gods great Tathertood and mans uni
versal brotherhood. They demanded his
blood as an oblation to their MoIoch. The
Offering was accepted; and now We stand
ond look upon the illustration of the an
cient saying, that "Whom the gods wish
to destroy, they first make mad" The
building where he was murdered is no
more. Its site is now a public street.
At the ri ght is the barracks of troops
from the North, on the left the cx ensive
National mill, where about 800 barrels Of
-four is turned off daily to feed Union
troops. Ia the background, on a bluff
overlooking all, stands the gray walls of
the prison where from 1900 to 1900 such
spirits as committed that deed of dark
ness are now confined. \ mighty revo-
luton has taken place here. Alton is
redeemed. The pulpit and most Of the
press dare speak in condemnation of the
monster sin. The time has gone by
when treason can be openly talked even
in Alton. The 18th Ohio cane ear do
ing what the 37th Iowa dare do about it.
have just returned from an inquest
held n the body Of u man found floating
in the river lie appeared to be a boat
hand about 80 years Of age. No clue to
the cause of his death. Yesterday the
writer was detailed to command an escort
to bury one of our soldiers, who died OF
dysentery in our hospital. He was bur,
led in accordance with the army regula-
tions. An escort of eight men, undo,
arms, commanded by an officer, forms in
front Of the quarters Of the deceased
The service is performed, consisting of
reading portions of Scripture, singing
and prayer. The coffin is then brough,
out, the soldiers present arms when the
coffin is placed in the Learse, and tho cs
cort and bearers form in line, soldiers in
front with reversed aims, and preceded
by the band, playing the Dead March
with mutfled drums. Arrived at tn.
grave and the services performed, tn,
coffin lowered, three rounds Of musketr,
is fired over tie grave and the processio,
moves off to the sound of the fife ant
drum. The 9th Iowa has now ful
charge Of the military prison here, Col
kincaid being commander of the post
\ tent hospital has been erected on tn
Island in sight Of our quarters. Owe
30 small pox patients we're taken owe
during the two last days. One Of I'll
Q convslcscents, a rebel Captain, yesterda
{ threatened to swim of the Island an
8 escape. He was brought back and &C
s commodated with lodgings in the priso,
;. with ball and chain. More anon.
Yours truly, Vcx.
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DISSOLUTION.

i between FRED HECBr and FRIEND 4 Cr,e
sERrsox. has this day been dissolved, by mutual
consent. The business will be continued Nv
FRED HzcHr and M. X. H. REED, under the stvl.
Of HECHT h REED. The business of the oiS
firm will be settled up by FRED HEcHr. at the old
stand in Clarence. In retiring from the firm
of FRED HEcHr 4 Co, We take pleasure in Re.
commencing the new firm to the pnblic.
JOHN CULBERTSOS
P.J. FRIEND.
August 3Ist, 1863.
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Republican Union Nominations.

For Governor.
CAD WIN. N. STONE. OF Marion county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ENOCH W. EASTMAN. %: Hardia county
For supreme Judge,
JOHN +. DILLON. OF ScoN county.
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FIRST ANNUAL FAIR.
Union District Agricultural Society.

To be held two and q half miles North of West
Liberty, the road leading from Old West
Liberty to Springdale.
TIME CHANGED
To the 2Sth and goth Of September, 1869.
NJ. VARNEY, President.
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-Mcpherson's corps is the only one
now remaining III Nicksburg.
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GOLDEN CHARIOT!
Or, The Chariot of Orpho Us!

One Of the most gorgeous and II
grand constructions ever foTm- ~<
ed by genius and art. The idea ~
was conceived by Messrs. Thaver -
& Noyes, who wished +" make't
characteristic Of their Establish
mont and emblematical OF thu ~h&6SE&
great natural resources and in
dustrial de velrpment of the Uni E&.F
ted States. Carved Horses OF k~E{n
Golden Hue--the American flag 0A>h@
standing out in proud relief. ell. WAS
folding paintings that represent sA4INss
our Railroads, Canals, Naviga- SA
ton. the products Of each Safe,
the results of Agricultural and sA
Mechani, al ndnstry-Labor and
/ Science - Cornucopie pouring .>aA5Y,. yEA
out rich fruits in abundance yy
and representations Of ''home s'1NsS
and happy people" the Chariot kstxs, ~-s;;ssNk>s
at once evinces an exquisite k--asp-ts -
taste, that must command the attention and
/ elicit the Appreciation u all who can appreciate
the beautiful-drawn by twelve caparsoned
! steeds. CortaEing
Tho's Canham's N. Y. Cornet and string
Band!
and followed by a lon. ian Of mounted eaues.
TRANS, wagons, carriages, &c. The procession
gives good idea of the solidity Of the United
The Arenic Exercises will be enlivened and
varied by the introduction Of some Grand E1res
trian Spectacies and amusing Equine Comedies;
and the directioa Of the programme will he
der the immediate supervision of CAARL- -
w. MOVES, who will introduce his trained
horse. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT, and his Trick
Pony and Monkey, FRANK SEIGEL," and
| "AGILE JIM"
The department. of mirth and humor will be
rendered attractive by the presence Of the well
known DIR. JAMES !. TAYLER who is admit
ted to be the most Original and musing Clown
OF the age. The doctor" in order to arouse
hilariiy to its eliminating point will produce
his
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VIM. NJ. Knott for Sheriff, and J. ".

VIM. NJ. Knott for Sheriff, and j. W.
Knott for Superintendent. Don't it
sound we'll for speakers who are advocat-
ing the election of such men, to say that
all supported the Government till the
eman cipa,ion proclamation was issued,
when it is undeniable that they never,
not for one moment, supported the gov
crnment in its efforts to crush the re-.
bellion No. They never had a good
word to say for any one who would stain
his hands with the blood Of their "South-
ern brethren' They always have ex-
cuses for Jeff Davis and his cohorts
They are fit men to run on a ticket with
j +. Duncombe and Charles Mason, on
the same platform with C. L. Vallapdig.
ham, and we have no doubt that if they
dared to do it, they would all raise the
names Of Jeff Davis and c. l.. Vallan-
dieham, as their choice for President and
Vice President in 1864. Such men c.
Oar county never has and never will, en-
;orse. If We but do cur duty on the
18th of next October, they will be buried
% deep that all the hycnas in Africa
could never exhume them, even if their
tastes should be so corrupted as to desire .
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR.

SECOND ANNUAL FAIR.
Cedar County Agricultural Society,
to be held at Tipton,lo Iowa,
September 23d, Gath and 25th, 1863,
5000 OFFERED PREMIUMS.
OPEN TO TIE WORLD.
send to Secretary or Postmaster, at Upton
for Premium List.
GEO. B. SARGENT, President.
A. HoLTsLANDDR, Secretary, n32
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ra-0ne of the many talsehoods start

rH-Dne of the many talsehoods start
ed 30 injure Col Stone, was letter pub
lisised, soon after he was nominated for
Gc7uuor, in all the coppcrhead journals
of the State, and attributed to Captain
Wciser of the Sd Iowa Infantry regi-
ment, of which Col Stone had been Ma
jor. The letter accused Col. Stone Of
being guilty Of corardice and almost eve
rything else mean and dishonorable. 1t
has now been proved that the letter was
a fabrication of cowardly coppcrheads.-
Capt. Weiser repudiatcs the letter and
its contents. and endorses Col Stone.
SO much for one falschood, but what is
the use in proving all coppcrhcad lies to
be such They tell more lies than
truths, and the people have generally
learned to place but little estimate on
their statements They can OIL injurc
a man by praisiug him.
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<p----
ESWhy is it that these peace orators
never tell their hearers how they are 60
lug to bring about peace in case Their
party succeeds 10 the election? "OnIv
elect US" they say, "and we shall have
peace" Now We are as anxious for
peace as any Of them, and if they Will
convince us that by electing them to
Office We can thereby secure a lasting,
honorable peace, We will vote for them
and urge others to do the sane; but we
must have something more than the say
so of any Of these stump orators. We
believe that We ere as capable pt reason,
ing upon the effects of any measure as
they are, and there is no reason why they
should not let US know in what manner
they would have peace, aud what kind
Of peace it would be- Do the leaders
alone know how peace is to be restored,
aud are they afraid to let the people
know it, 1t looks so, if there is any
honesty in their professions.
We believe they DO not want peace
til! their party is in power, and this is
their grand secret of their opposition to
the war. Convince them that SPEEDY
close Of the war would result in the cleo
tion of Democratic President, rex,
year and they would all bc in :avy. of
any and every measure that could be de
vlscd to put down the rebellion. Their
only care Is for their party. That must
be saved whether the Union is or not -
Thank God the number of such men is
growing beautifully less. Have they
forgotten the fate of the members of the
Hartford Convention! Such, but worse,
will be their fate in the future.
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THE BEST AND LARGEST

SHO" ever formed on 4 per-
manent basis, with 4 GRETtR
NUMBER OF STARS, a larger
corps Of performers, a Letter
Band and Orchestra, more
Horses. Ponies and Mule than
any concern that has ever viz
tied the Great NOr'hwes. or
9th, r sections Of the United
States, will
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Exhibit at T'iItOn,
On Monday, Sept. 18th, 1869.

Admission to all parts Of the
house. SO cts: Children under
10 years Of age, rs cts. Per
formances will commence at
= and u o'clock +. IN.
Seats for all who visit US.
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5000 OFFERED PREMIUMS,

September 2ad, Gath and 25th, 1868
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
WAR News.

We have no movements OF tn
Army to give our readers this week
only that we have had skirmishing
Charleston is still beseiged by I'd
MEADE has advanced towards thu
Rappahsnnock, and our engineers say
in about one month the railroad des
troyed by LEE, will be in running
order 50 we can supply our troops as
they advance.
Since the removal Of RosEoRANs,
we have 10 news of the Army Of the
Cumberland giving us any assurance
Of a victory soon in that quarter
Altogether our prospects look aG
gloomy as ever they did,
1t will soon be time for our troops
to 90 into winter quarters, and we
will have no victories until there is 0
Daft in January, and the next years
campaign commences.
Governor TOD has issued an order
that no draft takes place until Jan
uary 5, 1854, when Ohio must farm
ish 80 900 men. This will clean III
out Of able bodied men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
SHRRIFF's SALE.
Sac Of 0AiO. Yinton Oountr.

''N - NNSNs pNtOIe NOUWtWe
George W. Roger si al Pltfs) In COut, Of
against Comruor Pls,. !.
Abraham Johnston ct al Dsfs ordsf q "a. ~
pURsUANT to the command Of an ords, a.
4 sale In the above cause to me dIreo ted Hom
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforcssid
County Of Vinton, will offer at public sale. ~
the door Of the Court House, In the TOWn of N.
Arthur, in aforesaid County ofvin.on, on ~
Saturday The 9Th day Of December. 1858
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock AN, and
four o'clock p. n. ofsaid day, the foIIowIns
real osiate, 10. wit: The north half Of ths soutk
west quarter Of Section number thirty -sns, { Ill
Township number ten, (l0,) Of Rang number
eighteen, (lS,) containing eighty zone, (Sl.1
acres moro or less laying and being In said Win
ton county Ohio, ordered to be sold In pufsu.
anee Of an order Of said Court made At the Sep
tsmber termthsrsof 1858, In said cause Whsroia
petition Was hled for the partition OfSaid pre-.
miseS etc. 80. 'tLf -
Appraised at six hundred (So0) dollars, aad
must bring two-thirds Of that sum.
Terms OF SALE, one third Of tho purchase
money in haAd and the residue In two equai
annusl insallments with interest from the day
Of sale, deferred payments to be secured "
mortgage upon the premises. ...|
Oct. ssth IsSS-5v. Bhff. v. Co., o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
mrs. stewart and DR.. Blair.

Ii we had room we would publish
Mrs. Stewart's letter in behalf OF
Blair the Abe-olition Professor OF
Athens College. The whole thing
is q mystory to US. We were not
aware Col. Grosvernor vas in the
Blair mix, but the lady-as sometimes
ladies will--lets the cat out Of the
bag. How many cats arc in this bag
VIC can not say. There is evidently
something yet TO come out, as the
lady intimates that it "aOaS under
stood the field officer was armed with
revolvors." Why was he armeda--
again; "Field officers ought to be
You know" We don't know that
field more than line officers, are
armed with any thing that should
irighten a lady, much less an editor
for the brave always protect the fair
If Col. Gresvernor wrote, he is amply
able to protect himself, and hold hii
opponents at bay, including Col
Stanley too. The relative merits o
these two officers is we'll understood
in this county. 1t happens very sin
gularly that this LADY admits that DR.
Blair did say, "That the history o
this Government was written, that !
only remained for to record it's death
that it was q failure-being a govern
ment of the rdbblS," (the people, ant
that he, Blair, "now goes in for
strong Government" that is, for {
monarchy. We thank the lady fol
this showing OF DR.. Blair, the mar
whom the Republicans Of Vintol
brought here to teach our peopl'
Democratic principles. We wisl
here to say, in juOtice to Col. Gros
vener, we have had no understanding
or correspondence with him on thi
subject. The lady must recollec
there are more men in the Army Q
the Cumberland than Col. Grosvenor
with whom we consider it no disgrac
to meet on the lepeL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
Be.t Chance to Enlist.

CART. McDowELL Of the Goth o
v. l., is enlisting in our town, and
offers the following extraordinary in
inducements. To all persons whe
have served 9 months, he will guar
antee s1S, ore months pay, in ad-
vance, a bounty Ofs7o and premium
50; total sS5, before leaving the
State. At the nextregular payday
10 months after muster in) s13 aud
End installment Of bounty, $40, and
every six months thereafter $40 unit
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
sHERIFF'S SALE. 2
State of Ohio. Vinton County,

Henry Johnston Plsr1 Ia Court Of
against 8.5f Common Pleas
Abraham Johnston, etal Dsfts order ofsale.
DURsUANT to the command Of an order Of
L sale in the above cSuseto me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, }, the Aforesaid
county Of Vinton, will offer at public sale, At
the door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Mo-
Arthur, in the Aforesaid county Of Viutohoh
Saturday the 6th day Of December 1868,
Between the ,hours Of ten O'Clock, A.. NJ. and
four o'clock, ?. NJ, ofsaid day, the following
real estate, to-wit: The north. east quarter Of
the South east quarter Of s &C.
ton number sixteen, go in Township
number ton, (l0.) Of Range number seyen teen |,
(1F,) except ten seres of Of the south eide Of
said forty acre tract owned by Dansrin Tarr
& Co. Also the northwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of Section number Afteen
.Q50 in Township numberten, (io,) Of Range
number seven -teen, ~ ! excepting ten acrss of
of the sOuth side Of said tract Of forty acres,
owned by Damerin TaTr Co.,, and also Gxoep-
maining twenty heres of Of the east side Of She
remaining thirty acres, owned by William
Walker, lying and being in said Vinton county,
Ordered to be sold In pursuance OF an order Of
said 0ourt, made at the soptsrdbsr term there
Of 1853 in said cause, wherein pertitiou vas
filed for the partition Of said premises ate.
Appraised at one Thousand dollars, (eloo0,
uncumbsrss by the dover. 4'.i ~.
! TERMS OF SALE, ons- third Of tho purohas'
money in hand, and the residue in two equa
annual installments, with intrsst from the dsy
Of sale, deferred payments to be secured b!
mortgage upon tho premises.
lHBwirf A;EdHlHsroN, ARCH. NORRIS,
Att,ys for P:tf. uga shfV. Co Q,
| Oct. 99th 1s6B,-5W.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
HOn. j. J.GreeN.

We acknowledge receipt OF the
above 0entleman's favor Of the 9Th
inst. Mr.. GREENS majority in Vim,
ton is 254, leading Val. 81 votes and
Pugh 8 votes. 1t was q good vote to
noble man and sound jurist; one
whom the Democracy viii yet call
to the rescue, to help in Teconstruc'
ton of the old Union. Mf. GkEEH ran
far ahead Of our ticket in his district,
After thanking the Democracy Of
ViDton for their hearty support, Mr.
GRRRN says: "We are beaten, but mol
conquered. Despotism and reckless
abuse of un warranted and unconsti'
tutional power can never prevail long
in q free country. Ihave all conf.
dence in the people proving true to
the Constitution, in our next natioh'
al contest. Hoping that we may
survive all these storms Of political
fanaticism, and yet be able to steer
the 'old Constitution safely out Of
the dangerous sea into which j! has
been plunged by reckless and wicked
hands, ! remain yours for the resto,
ration Of the Union and constitution
al liberty"
We ask to be excused for drawing
thus on private letter, but our ex-
cuse is to show our readers the rever,
ential feeling that prevails the hearts
of our leading men, for the Conslitu'
ton and Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
Spttial q 0 utitts,

- - MEiDa1xEIsas cosrHsT ii, II. q. q q
Sixth Rcgimeut, o, ", Camp ut Beverly, Va
July 81, 1857.
DR.. G. W. RosAcK; Cincinnati, Ohio:-We
received your long wished for and welcome Rem
edies few days ago, and hasten to return you
unanimous expression IN regard to our higu
opinion Of the merits Of same. a. ~,
We have used them with great benefit in oui
Company, and heartily attest to the pxblic opin
lon Of their great benefits. In our cases, espe-
cially whero there have beeu 80 many great
changes ss from the civilian in daily routine, in
business, at homo, to tho exposed habits of ao-
tive soldiors in strange sEI unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits Of such Heav.
sn-sent values as yours. To oil those in oui
poSition dQ we most emphatically recommend
your Remedies, being assured, from experience,
they Will be q very welcome companion.
Yours very truly,
JosEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. B, Sixth Rsg't ".
Signed;
James Y semple, lsl Sergeant Company b.
Chas, Ii Foster, I'd Sergeant. H".l
Chas. B .Rnssel, lst Lieut.. Co. 6:h Regt 0.Y,
Thos. s Royse, I'd Lieut.. +, -
Z. B, Warren, Sd Sergeant, >.
8. A, Thayer, 4th sergeant,
Sanl. D. Schooley. ComIniSary,
Carporal Chas. W. taylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmann,
Corporal Carlton G. Cable, .r..
.ogether with SO priVates-a unanimous exp
sion boing given. -.
For sale ct No. 6 East Fourth street, and
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of tile "a Is solicited Il
this as bOing tho best article for complaints In
cident to camp ife.
Fob. alt mo, ..-t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT.

DIX OhDEh VI rhObATk COURT.
IshAll offer for sale at public on :.
the ssh day Of November 1868.
ises In Wilksvillo Township, the following dis
oribed real estate situated in Vinton county.
and State Of Ohio, to-wit: Being q part f6ea-
tion number twenty-four, (s4,) and thirty, (s0)
in Township number eight, (6,) Of Range num-
Der sixteen, (l6,) Ohio Company purchase,
Beginning one hundred and eleven rods and
nino links, east Of tho southwest corner Of the
northwest quarter Of said Section numbsp,
twsnty-fout, (A,) Thence north eighteen de-
grees and thirty minueN, west thirty Ave rods
and twenty-one links; Thence north twenty
ono deg and Thirty min., west twelve rods and
ten links; Thence north thiry-seyen dag. and
thirty min, west seventeen rods and sight
links; Themes north fly deg. and hftcsn min,
west six reds and thirteen links: Thence north
twenty nine deg, west twsnty-ons rods snd
eloyen links; Thsnes north thirisen deg, west
eighteen rods; Thence north four deg and thir-
ty min :, east nine rods and fifteen links; Thence
north thirty deg, east eighteen rods twenty
three links; Thence north nine deg. wsat eight
rods and ten links; Thence north eiRht deg,
west eleven rods and sixteen links; Thence
north eighteen deg. aud thirty min, west AZ
teen rods and nine links, to the north line Of
said Seotior. Thence west TO tho north-wsst
corner Of BAid Esotion; Thence south on SAid
Section line TO the center Of said Ssstisn -
Thence We,t In se.tioL number thirty to the road
RAINING from Wilksyille TO HAmden, thence In b.
a south saStefly direction along said road 70 lands
owned by Wsstfall, Thence along said, Vest
falls line 70 the creek; Thence up The crock to
tha center Of Section number twenty -four;
Thence west 70 the place Of beginning conlein.
ing one hundred and iwenty aeres mora or less
Appraised at Fourteen hundred and forty
dollars free from dover and must sell for at
least two thirds Of that sum.
Terms ofsalo one third the purchase monsy
in hand. thsresedue in two equal annual pay
ments with interest on tho differed payments
from the day of sale and to be secured by a
mortgage on the premises. =
HEwfrT = EDNisroN, JOSEPH McKlKNIs,
Attys.lor Guardian. Guardian ofysssPh B.
| Dot. 29A6s-4w, q Patrick d. MeKinnia.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29

The recruit getS S409 bOunty, besides
his regular pay Of $13 per month -
Recruits who have not served nine
months will get the same pay and
bounty, and at came times, until they
get $302. bounty. This gives all re-
cruits S469, pay and bounty, in fsI
IL months, besides board and cloth
lug. We much prefer the Infantry
arm Of the service, and Capt. Mo
DOwELL is good man to enlist un'
der. .,-- s,.,rs - m syn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-29
Aeu AA6srtisenlsntss
1SHERlFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, Ymton County,


Andrew Wolf Pltf. In Court of
\ GJ against Common Pleas.
Lssnder sprsgue Dsfs.j Vendi. o.
DuRSUAET to the command of an order oi
1 sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid
county Of vinton, | will offer a. public sale, at
the door of the Court House, in the Town Of Nc
Arthur, In Aforesaid county Of Yinton, on = {
Saturday tbs 5ta Of December 1858,
Between the hours of ten o,slcSk, A. H., and
four o'clock, p. NJ, pfssaid day, ths following
real estate, to-Yit: In lot number sevnty A se
(75,) in the T OWE efsMeAfthur Vintou county
ohlo: q .-g.sF ggtr.L E.H t3i4l.
/ Taken as the property Of LsAndsr Spfsgus'
to safety q Judgment IN favor Of Andrew Wolf.
Appraised at SIX hundred dollars, $500, and
must bring two1thirds Of that sum- Ia, -,
TERMS OF SALE; cash In hand. ts ~
gal4J s.as. sARCH. N0RRIe, Sal
Ost 29th le6S-5H, .- shf, Y. Co., Q.