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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20

PRoceEoiNas OF u meeting OF Jour
10 Davenport. on. .Wednssiay evening, August
l9Ih. 1868.
The me.ting Va. called to order hy II. v
Gldsa. Who was appointed chairman.
retary.
The chairman stated the OF iact Of the meet.
ting was Tor the carpenters to have q general
consultation, and to endeavor by a combined
.for. to ring about an advance Of wages. II
then made few remsrks appropriate to the
OCCASION in which he showsi that III. current
wages are not up to the STANDARD required by
the present rates OF living; he also showed
that It was to the interest Of the employers a.
well as employed. tha, men should have wsge-
upon which they can live 10 a manner becon,-
iog their station in society.
lie them req eslei the meeting to proceed
to business.
A committee Of five was ..arpointed to draft
resolutions, expressive OF the sentiments of In.
nesting.
The committee retired to consult and after
an absence OF u few minutes. came In and re
ported the following resolullous
lat RESOLVED. That tho present wages ol
carpenters is not suilirient 10 d-iray the nec.e
-ary expenses Of III n having families dep nd
ing upon them tor substance
~. Rssoiped The ourreot wages being
but 81 10. ae demand sn advance of 20 et-
p-r day. To secure unity Of action, ali the
carpenters Of Davenport are r.q,es,ed To sign
their nance TO the folo~ing resolutirn.
Sd. heso sed That We. the undersigned.
carpenters Of the CITY OF Davenport. agree 10
d. mand two do lars per Gay. And We further
agree not to 90 to work after next Saturday
until employers agree to psy ii.
The meeting then sdjournod to meet on Sat
urday evening next At z | 2 o clock.
ii. V. GILpEA. Pres J. N DolAN, SEQ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20

Rak,r Named. -.

AN XPERlEaCED BAKER CAN FIND A
~ permanent situstfoo. vt god wages, by ap
lyi, x 10 the burtis House.
spt3 am }. !. BURTIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20

A RELY TO the gentleman "ifand
Juror" There appsirei IN veslefday's Gsx-
ette al article hsoisi The Dance House o.
The Binf Tne unlersigued. proprietor oil
what you might as well cad "a ptaos ot dis
grace. begs leave TO turni.h tas informatio u
called for. for am ye. al liberty TO accommo
date the ,nqualtor, bang aeql,inl ei with al
the isctr,
Ia ope4lug iAls Place Of summer Resor,
property aiserti-sl "a su,h. and re.p.c ably
Conducted TO the general .ati.f.ctipu oi IL,
puuitc II was my oblect. as IL plaiuly shown
turolgn tae Improvements and Efforts mad.
by ne TO elpply she ,Isniuis oi the peopl.
with place oi healthy and innocent smuse.
ment. have don. 80 in tho most pror.,
manner. Regarding band music being intro
ducei on sunday have to cay that on such
dave festivals are hequ-nty given by peopl.
aud societies IN the eity and they are permit
ted To have such music ss they please. Al
though often urged. have always refused I,
'et my place Tor sunday night dances, nor
have euon been held Since have managed the
place, the same having be.h tb- SUI ject ol
penalty on the part oi my predecessor. That
my neighbours have been disturbed by my
place, deny. as there has been no comp laints
butol the contrary they have frequently
.hosn tpe their regard. b. calling on me A.
for respect TO the sabbath, hav. o noblso
tone. but on the contrary. ! hold mysct
respons BILE Tor all in Infringement. and o.aim IL.
right to worship 10 ueeorJaucs with the de
tstes OF my wa conscience, ~ tecom.sa ir..
man in this free country. l. VIA MARTIs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
Township Meeting.

The Democrats of Davenport Township will
meet in ConsentioN, at the Court ilo Sc, Thurs
day, August Goth. at ~ o'clock p m, to selec
Delegates to sttcnd tho forth coming County
Convention
BY order of Township Committee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
New York stock Market.
EYE 81 EAR !
NKw YosK, August 10.
Gold 81 FAX.

Dk. UN ,EkMOoD, OF
-...----sSEsa Chicago. IL Uoulist nd Au-
~ risI operator ON tho r,e aud
L<4E Ear, whose re- utation is so
WR * cn.ive'y known tar ugh
out the United States TOR
sc,.o. .,,, and sue ,ess in rempv ng iii .slt aid
dan .s,o,. d,..a,es of tho Eye snd tar sill ar
40. an n,yropor I.sa. on Thursday morning,
August 9Th, and may be eon u'ied .t tns lie
~. ,e Ijoo.. unt Friday evening only. br. U.
n, no A regular hysicisr sbd Sufgson of the
old school, With six years undivided attention 70
Ophth ip,c and Aard surgery. vii b. 'opnd
oaai,G a toy rio,m any operation on ahs tye "
Ear pscs sary 20 restore lost rigAt or hearing. I
bv other scent &c meAGt reuose any disesee ot
~. ; vs and Ear within the reach OF ciencs and
buuaa sk.ii. Ari6,ial Eyes. n r. runs. Tram.
nets. sound condact ~, an. other mecn n.osi eP-
.liancea may b hsd oG W. U. (atlS-dwlW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
New %. narssi.

Ngw YosE. August 10.
F'oUW--Narket declining. $466@4s5 extra
state 50 20d5 40 X a.. o.
Wasar- a,ket coot lower. s5 90 for
Spring. giMl15 Nil. Club. xll5Gl.2S Winter
Rod
CoRs GsMjske.
tA1s f5dhjc
WuIsKY- -43h446.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
IO-DA Us A!)\'IS
lMPOnIANT IOIApl
fWFOH WIS TOCAUTES,
&c h A 1 An ERi loan REM EDY
Dr. Harvey
u 70 ct d ermaI Fc M a q Ptlls

u u u ~ n a y.
~ men HAVE NEVER YeT FAlLEl
when the aifoonons have been strictly
followed Ia removing difficulties atising from
OBSTRUCTION OR SIuPfAGE or hATlKE.
or IN restoring tho system 10 perfect health shen
SuGet ng from special aic,t onr, troinp.us Ui.fi
the Whites, or at Ter weakness oi tn. Uterine Or
Eans. ho Fills arc pcrcells hhfm.o-s un the
constiin ion, aud IN b taaon by The mast dnl
icato female without cnn-lng dat c-s ~ The
same tune n ct 1 I lk q, "a cll arm
oy strengthening, II siguratIng asa r.,ttsiHs Tue
system To n healthy .nditiun,and by bringing IN
90 tao nonth,y period oi regularity 10
matter irom ~hat csu.e the ohri nc ION m, ,
arse. The, should however NOT 10 taken th.
hf-i three 81 insr mon hs Oi pf.gnBty, thanph
raj . ~ my other time, ~ rs an2gp t-snla b
the re.ult. lac u box contains 20 pile. lice 81
Dr ~ .es's r oaftsH ~ diseu... ~ Iemal,,
P,ethdhcg, iisctrr dgr Bi1,nnes- i et,n
~ heprodu ton and hnse = Autue.
and cmphatiesl tbe LAni = PalyarE Msp4cAl
AtyistR, r.. phlet pages .oni ireo 10 M,
adltes'. SiV c'nts required % ply postage
The ill aLd botk "nl hs sont ~ m H. cenh
dental y, when aesi ed. securely scaled, ~ Il pre.
pad on receipt of mono, by
j. Bkl AN. VI u general tg,nt
70 Cedar -atteot, Nov York
Sold by all tho principal Dfugg,-s.
Smi Dwyer, hulsrale Agent, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20

@, and eri,y yourselves.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
OURNEW TERMS
u so in Advance -so 90 If n OF paid
In \ dvance. rrt

tVTHAr "DEMocRArIo FESTIVAL. ~
A Democratic Supper came off at Johnson's
Hotel on Wednesday night Of last week, re-
joicing over the adjournment Of Congress.
OF course we were excluded, and cannot,
therefore, give very complete report Of
the doings on that occasion. A delegation
of Wheeling Coppcrheads attended, headed
by the inevitable Sherrard Clemens. Sher.
rard made speech, principally about Lew.
Boon, the driver Of Lewis Omnibus. We
understand he berated that sable indi-
vidual terribly, Notwithstanding he occa-
sicnaIly takes "slnile" with the "Kernul" "
An old weather. cock by the name of Jack
Swaney said "Old Lincoln is a tooV' which
was Of course succeeded by applause, when
sssv)f6 Jason retired, to receive the congrat
blatfohs Of his friends "Samivel'' Howey
introduced some resolutions, about three
lessl1& u length, which, we are told, were
al sgaiust the war and the Admins
tro1|t md indulged in all kinds Of terrible
) ttyI 1 about resisting the Conscription Law
by ballots, and failing in that, by bullets
but the assembled conspirators thought
it best not to adopt them. We arr
told tho health of Stonewall Jackson wa
proposed by one of the Wheeling Copper
heads during the evening, and drank witt
gusto.
Some of the better class of our Demo
Gratis deuouuce the meeting in round terms
but then we suppose that will all be healet
up, and Jack Swaney, "Samivef' Howey
VIM. Kennon, Jr., and John H. HeatoI
will continue to lead the Democratic part.
of Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
A Gard to the Suffering.

The REv. WILLIAM CosGaovR, while lahorins as n
Missionary in Japan. was cured of Consumption when
all orr had failed, by recipe ohinined from
learned physician residing in the grrut City of Jeddo
This recipe has cured gTanmsers WIN were suffering
from Consumption bronchitis SORE Tnrost. Coughs aud
Colds, aud the debility and nervous depression caused
iy 'hs-e'diserslrrss .
DESTROYS OF bene6l,ng others, VIII send this recipe
which have brought hons wi,h me- 10 all who need il
Tree Of charge Address
REv. WILLIAM CosGRovE,
4ce Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12

pDFiNE SHEEP Messrs Chas. II.
Arick, Samuel Kline and H. B. Smith are
about to bring from Vermont the finest lot
of sheep ever brought into the county, =
Messrs. Arick and Smith are now in Yer
mont, making the purchases. These three
gentlemen are enthusiastic wool growers
and We hope their most sanguine expecta
tions may be relied.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Highly Inn portant from Kentucky
and Tennessee.

CINoIsNATI, March l0.--A special dis
patch TO the Gazette from Franklin, say
that large for ce moved yesterday against
the enc nyat 8 pring Hill. II the rebel
make stand there will be heavy engage
ment.
1t was reported yesterday that Van Dorr
had been defeated and the greater portion
Of his command captured, y Is III.
Gen. Rosccrans orders that all person.
whose synpathes prevent their giving as
surances Of loyalty will hold themselves il
readiness to 20 South within ten days.
Gen. Cox, OF the Army Of the Kanawba
will shortly supcrsede Gen. Wright, in thu
Departmen of the Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
A. II. HEwErsoN.
ARMY OF The UNITED STATES.

I certify that have carefully examined
Joseph II. Close OF Capt. w. B. Kirk 8
Company, aud find him incapable Of per.
forming the duties of soldier, because of
an attack of acute enterities in September
1862, followed by anemice and perverted
nervous sensiblity, which serious local
Hyperemias occurred, the last OF these was
of the right lung, terminating in hepatiza
tion--the solidifcation is so complete, no
one can enter the air vesicles the nerves are
composed, and the circulation in great part
arrested, for the last three and hall
mouths, he mas not been fit for military
duty, and with his present organic lesion,
it will require the best OF home care to
maintain life. The disease from which he
is now suffering occurred since the date ol
mus ter.
w. EsTEP,
Surgeon l26th Regt .. V. l.
Station NJ artinsburg, Va, Jan. 10th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Notiea
n8sl4.lrH In OJlCG. .Nea tsar
CALL eATPEN TON Vo TIE FOLLOW

I CALL ATTENTION 10 TIE FOLLOWING
i order OF the War Department;
.'fhe United States Marsaals in the respective ps-
trcts the Al0yor aud Chief of Police Of any or
city III Sheriff ol the respective counes In oach stnr,
NIL osnas,er and Jnsiices Of tc Peace are authorized
70 ae as special 70 sIes, my oncer
from his csnId wiiholi lust cause. and cepvsy him
70 the nearest mnry rort o. dhpot Tia transportation,
reasonable xpenses OF this ty, and rs win be paid
for each officer private arrested and delivered"
I, Auy athe above named officers hereby author
ized TO ARREST or REPoRr all soldiers who do
produce satisfactory papers then demanding them
lhey are alsoautborzed to arrest WAEREs EosTEa and
1oS&H WtLkAsos Of smith TOwDship, JoHs MlLLEa Of
1ownshipdrafled men Of this County, who have failed
10 report ~ WM ALEXANDER, "
ja29 l ~ ~ 4 stJJ ~ Proved Marshal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
lN Court lor Belmont county the undersigned wa,
appointed aud qualified Administrator oi the estate o
Nicholas Omit, deceased, 'Ne OF Belmont county
OHIO.
All those indebted I. said csn,e 10 max
mniedin,e payment and those having claims agsns
said eslale are notified 10 present them for soulcmen
within year from this date.
Feb 10, '6l-}w, j. II. SMITH Admr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
To Whcnl II May Concern.

A LII. PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
~ DI;B1TsD To the subscriber book account or
otrrs.e respectfully rrs. uesed TO cuh and SIT,
iniedistey. as expect to lie absent IN snori tine
and will he ooli Jel 10 leave all unsued scroas nues
&c., in the iuids oi proper person ior COLLECTION.
J. w. COLLINS
81 Carssille, Jan. b, Is03. a-..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
NoEHO1H5

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN DARRAH that C
Z. Davenport did. on the sth day Of February, de-
post IN the Treasury OF Belmont County the snin Of
si0 e7-,ax interest and penalty for the redemption o
Lot No. % IN the town sf Baesville sold In hs nams
Of William 3. Alder. Tax sale, Jan. 18th. I-6 and
that said sale IL hereby cancelled and said
10 the name Of said c. b b. Davenport
Jan, S. liza
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12

Mr.. EDIroR For the purpose of vim
dicating Mr., Closes character, and show.
ing he had no desire to escape his duties as
a soldier, and to prove all such charges
FALSE. request the publication of the
following certificate of disability-giveu by
the Surgeon Of his regiment on the 10Th
day Of January 1868.
Respectfully,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12

s0-AcKNowLEDGED THE CoRN.-Capt.
Simpson came into Court on last Thursday
and entered plea Of guilty to the indict
ment found against him for horse stealing
He has not yet been sentenced.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
IO4I-a ACRES

with the appurienancrs, being port OF the Northwest
qnnrer OF Section ~ rp 10 Range o. i,cginrng at the
North East corner OF said quarcr Section thence North
90. Yves, TO- perchcs. tenee Sunh ~ West 231-
South 0 West ~ perchrs, tilrncc North "a West 10
perches. thence South West tO72 pcrchcs. teuce
South $50 Fast 70 perches To the Soui East corner oil
said quarter scction thence North East 1884 percles
the begnni "; subject 10 tue dover Estate supposed 10
be thiry-dve scres SGT oil 10 the widow Nancy Wmrod
Appraised at SijOO
Terms OF sale cash. the remainder in two equal an
nual payments with interest. JAMES PRICE tdn'r
Feb. i9--jw Of John L. Winrod. decd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12

pSMR u s. GoansEa, news dealer
Al Bridgeport, has again placed us under
oil.susio - for New 70, kani phi:adsIplla
m t,ers
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

ron THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Iioarsenesss
Group, Bronchitis. Incipient Com
sumption. and for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients
q fn advanced Stages
of the Disease.
Thi. Ia remedy universally known 10 surpass sny
other for tie eie of threat and lnHg Complaints that u
is useless here publish the evidence of us virtues its
un,ivalie excellence for coughs uud cods and It's truly
Wonderful cures Of pulmonary discase, have made u
known tLrauglout the civilized haiions ol the earth
Few e tofnunuiiics families among ihem
who lnye not personal experience ~ us eneex
surie and disorders oi the throat ano iungt
A. all know the drsuiai fatality Of trsr disorders, Ahd
ps they know too the elects o This remedy VI neeu not
do more than to assure them that has now a the VII.
tues thai Il did have weu making the enres which haso
Won strongly up"u the eoniidtnet oi mankind.
IA uaIed By DR.. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, mass.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
A Friend in Need. Try it,

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMfN'T. as an
external remedy, is without rival and will alleviate pain
speedily than any Other preparation For a kheu-
msc and Nervous Disorders is truly inallhe, aud
curative for Sores Wounds Sprais- bruises, &c, it,
soothing healing and powerful strengthening properties,
excite the Just wonder aud asonishment OF all WHO have
ever given it trial. Over thousand certificates oil
remarkable cures performed BY II WITHIN the last Two
years, attest the fact
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12

pickcts we're driven in yesterday. Tho en-
cmy il believed 10 force three miles distant,
and a battle is imminent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
A CARD.

HAvfN0 SOLD My STOCK or DRUGS, Mod
IL zines and Fixture. 10 the 6rm Of Messrs Welnt
Gus customers for their liberal patronage AID past favor
would take pleasure IN introducing your favorable
consideration my successors. and ask eotinuance Of
Ihe sane; and having made arrangements reinan ia
the establishment m't Spring for nie purpose Of settling
my books will also attend 10 the filling Of all orders
aud prescriptions. JAS. W. COLLINS.
Nov 10 IhGl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Steam FIGURING Mill,

Dwelling House, with cenan coal aud water privi-
eges sitsIe South Of aud to the town Of seeroli
Belnom County, Ohio. ..tt .-l Iu. ~
Also the Fsi halt OF 10, eleven In the 10 wn Of Boston
in said County.
The terms o sale will be made known OIL the day Of
sale
MAssA TAYLOR 4 NELSON FLETCHER,
Admris OF Israel Tnylor. deed.
March S. ISjJ-Aw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
FOR RENT.

rpHE FAIR GROUNDS sI ,tke q, ln,on, Co Agrict
l. tnrai Society are fsr rent For terms and fIrth
information inquire Of Joseph NJ Mitchell or sheppa
Davis. .sf l.ff+4 ieig
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Desperate Battle at Spring
Hill, Tenn.

A Federal Brigade Defeated-E5.
cape of our Cavalry and Arnllery
3 Our Troops Overpowered, after
Fighting All Day.
NAsHvILLs, March q. There was fight
lug all day yesterday between Van Dorn's
. rebel command aud three Federal regiments
Of infantry, aboat 500 cavalry, and one bat
terry, at Spring Hill, about thirteen miles
South Of Frankin. Col. Coburn's three
regiments Of infantry were cut to pieces or
captured by the rebel force. They fought |
desperately, bu. their ammunition became
exhausted, aud, being Overpowered by su- |
periur numbers, were either killed or cap
. tured. The cavolry aud artillery got Oft
~ safely. No achievements from Gen. Gil
herts command, at Franklin, reached the
! scene. OF action. Several regiments OF in
= fnsstry are at tha5 place. ~ ~.
" Van Dorm is reported to have $4,000 men
Z. in his ommand. sa,i
rUuTHER DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF
..spRING HIIL--RETREAT OF THE REBELS
GEN. GILBERT AGAIN INACTIvE-HE
Is SEVERELY CENsUQgDs ~
NASHVILLE, March 6--The following
- additional details have been received Of the
fight uear Franklih, yesterday. Five regi-
.iusents OF infantry, one battery 1.-THE 18Th
Ohio), with the 7rh Pennsylvania and ID
Michigan Csyalry. all under command OF
Col. Coharn, Of the 33d Indiana, advanced
< on Spring Hill On the 4th lust, Several
spiri1sd skifmishes occurred during the day,
our hoops camping four niies distant. On
the 9th movement by the rebels was APP.
.SsrsSt. causing some disorder at Thomp
n, sou 8 6tAtion, Tho rebels suddenly opened
on our unen with three batteries, On differ
{, ent points, and ut the came time they ap-
s,ao,cd an each flank in Pr,allv slperior
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Wool Cardlng and Spinning

BH0 TO INFORM my friends and the public
in general tlsi have repeved from Kins<ss Factory
. CARD. SPiN AND MANUFAcTURR ~ ths sss.l
erms. #'.i
N. 3. Wool bought or exchanged for Per.isn Cloth
ans O Stocking Yarn. JON LEACH
mk5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Assistant Assessors Notice.

N1orieE Is HEREBY GlvEN 70 all whom il may
IN concern thai any person rssdg IN tho Tcwnships
Of Wayne, Somerei, warren Gossch wood, Flush
nx Uiion and Richand, desiring take out iicenss
for any OF the trades basiness OF ceupaioIs requiring
LICENSE therefore under the Excise Law, can be 90
commodated BY sniins In iesr the occupation or bus
ncss and nature OF such of hch hsY ay desire license
and1 will ill blank arpisssso11 eed &nd The same by
mail for ihslr signature, which sbe return by msi
~" 'n'''A'tr,' "t',' ~" ALONzOP p MILLER,
i,e. Asses.os Cd Divsion, lelh Assssshem Dia ohis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Bel. Co. Agricultural Society.

IrHERl; WIi.i. .i,E A MELTING Of the Eoari oi
Manngrs OF the BE nioM cOuut, Agficalioral &c
ciety al 81 Ciarsviile, OIL SATURDAY, FEB. lail,
4 e,ij at O'Clock, r. N. ..0
BY order. JOHN DuNHAM sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-12
Sale of Land.

l. Winrod. deed. - Court, on Tuesday
vs. the 9Th day Of March
Nancy wnrod ct. al 1853. between the hours
Of 10 A. NJ aud on the premises in Flushing rown
ship, Belmont County wi be sold at Public Auction, the
t,ii,, .,.a. al u.