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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
Office of the Abel and Key Gold

and silver Mining Company.-Notice is hereby
C.ive, that Mt n meeting of the Trustees OF the
Abell and KEY Gold and Silver Mining Company
held at the office of the company, November l+'h'
1863. an assessment of fifty $50 cents share was
.eyied on each and every share Of the eaplt STOCK
Of the company payable Immediately 70 ."s oee,
gold coin. Bv order of the Board Of Trustees.
WM W. BISHOP, Sec'y:
S,, Is 4 n 1e62 nO16 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08

of Trustees Of the Challenge Silver Mining Com
PAW held this dav. an assessment. N". = OF zen
DOLLARS $50 per share was duly lcElr! upon eu'''
AMI very share Of the capital stock of said com
panv. made PAYABLE in United States golt COIN Us
follows: one haS Immediately 10 the Secretary
=, his Office in Gold Ill., aud one half in thirty
davs a: same place. --.
c,lI1T-l, N,,. oS lS63 nO2S I'm
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Grr.,. a.. and =. W. Co.---A-~r.s-

y,,,..u Nn,irc-At amr"tinguf the Board "i riSi'
s,,s If rh. above named company. held This day.
-, assessment nt Five Dollars per share was lev
..'. ravallr Immediately - the Secretary at ms
,fi ,,.. 4, the store nt Enrn E-".S. Gnld Hill, y.
+. Ry order of the Eo@r'l "i Trrs'"rN.
J. PEDUTX. Src'y,
rrfrIgI no. . ls,y; ,lr,i-ln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
J, 4. APPERSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill Nov lS lSE5 nolS I'm
TXJTTTON

THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
l against purchasing or negotiating tor the tnl,
lnwir. certificates of stock in III. MaSSillon Gold
& SILVER Mining Company. rs the same were sold
frr assessment. at public S;Eh.. t" the highest bt
der in trou, Of Odd Fellows Hall. Gold HILL II
the 2Srh day uf November loG3, aid will not be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
Navigation Gold and Silver Mining

Company.-Notce is hereby given that the first
annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Naviga-
Gold and Silver Mining Company will be held at
the office of the Secretary, NJ American Flat on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of December, a. d.
lS,r}, at o'clock p. NJ.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
G. V. ROBUST, President.
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IoatentSteanl boiler Cleanser
AATlDOTE FOR SCALES AND INGRUSTA-
TI0N FORMED BY THE DEPOSIT OF
WATER IN STEAM BOILERS.

Used in all Boilers at the London Exhibition
in 1862, BY order Of Her Maiesty's Com'n.)
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1snicArr,nckcr e;olh s. siI,rr vain:

il niciITr5oc lkcr esolt n Siiftr " IN
~ Ir;npanv.-At z meeting Of the Board ~
Trustees held this day an assessment. ~" :. ct
r.:rr Cows per Shar" on the capital stock cf Si'
WIS levied ravahlc in;ue,iarly IN TIE
Secretary. al H. II. FlasS * Co.'S Office (PoSt
ONCE building
GEO. W. TURNEY. Secretary
Cold Hill. De- , iSS3 uco I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IN NEVADA TERRITORY, Of Foreign
Il and Native Wines, Liquors, Cordials, and
all kinds of French Sweet Liquors.
The best quality of Homemade and I'm
ported SEGARS constantly on hand.
nPSole Agents of Perry & Leichter's Gel
ebrated Fast India Stomach Bitters-superior
to any Bitters manufactured in the United
States.
GEaAgents for Kohler & Frehling's Los
Angeles White, Port, and Angelica Wines.
QPAll orders for Virginia, Silver City,
Gold Hill, and Dayton, will be, sent free Of
charge. c. LElCHTER & GU
Gold Hill, Oct u, 1863.
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{. 7. FOQIIST, PrcSlVcnt
American Flat, Dec , 1863 deg I'd"
4H.;,,o,,0 r. & e. N 6oJnu0vu- =

VVINOMH q. y =. III. dONtpnNy.-
Nntce is hereby given that III accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws of the
above named company, there will he sold at pub
he auction, on the ID day of January, 1864, At
o'clock P. NJ, ut tue Office of the company, 10
MANY shares OF the capital stock of said company
standing in the names OF the following persons as
will pay the amount due for assessments, together
with costs Of Saic and advertising:
As;, Samnlr. Sic 90
Wln SOVEREIGN ....2OO 45 NO
Walter Whftnev .......... 80 I 80
GEORGE W. TCRNEY, Secretary.
H., lSED 6.0
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\OTI('F.
n Mining COnapan J

NOTICE.
Eureka Mining Company y---dsoid
Hill. v t November 9Th. lS63.-Che Secretary
will receive sealed proposals for The sinking and
tilnbcrins Of Il double shaft TO the depth OF two
hundred feet first one hundred feet tn he tmhered
with three inch plank by twelve inches the sec
ond one hundred feet to be timbercd with four
inch For further particulars inquire of Secretary.
nnlOrf MOSES HIRSCEMAN. Sccy.
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M,s.iIioI G. & =, M, Company
En.r1.IeIIc Gold and silver Mining

Sompany.-An assessment of One Dollar per
share was this day levied on the capital stock OF
the above Company, payable to the Secretary i'm:
nedately, at his office. BY order of the Board Of
Trustees GEO. W. TURSEY, Seey.
Z Cold nil Nov 6. 1853 no7lIn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08

THE WORK oFAN IHfIDEL.-M. Rcnan IS
said to have received $4,000 for his Life OF
Christ" of which over 10000 copies were
sold in few weeks, and, us it has quickened
the sale of his works. his revenue from It may
be set down at $780, 1t is whispered th'st
the most strenuous cXcrtions were necessary
on the part Of his friends to prevent the Gy!-
ernment from laying all interdictlon upc a 1t
at its appearance. The Congregation OF thG3
Index has already been forbidden It's pcrUSaI
bv the faithful. 1t has also been ordered t"
be DESTROYED, in company with Bishop CpIei,-
SOS works, by the Jewish congregations III
Rome. The work in question is oniy ore c!
four to be devoted to the origin Of Chri't!4n-
itv; the second is to deal with the :AF,ISI!eS
and their immediate disciples down to about
A. D. 100; and the third and fourth Viii each
include the history Of Il century, III the last
ofwhich Christianity, "haying become very
numerous Church, fcrgctS entirely her mile
nary dreams, breaks the last bonds which at
taci her to Judaism, and passes cntlrely ! III
to the Greek and Latin world" Throughout
his work NJ. Rcnan speaks Of Christ as the
"incomparable man." At the last accounts
il had been translated into Turkish at Con-
staninople.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08

Henry WARD BEEcuER's OPINION OF
AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP FOR RrSSA.-
Beechcr had a most gratifying reception at
Exeter Hall, recently, and made more thah
usually eloquent plea for the North III tEe
present struggle. His address was more
than two hours iri length, and suffered out
slight interruption from Southern SEInpathi-
zers in the audience. He came near beng
posed, however, by the question: How
about the Russians :" which was shouted BY
somebody; but he got out of it with pleas,
antry and disclaimer. He considered
American friendship for Russia only BIT OF
coquetry. "America," he said, was Ike
girl whose lover was not so ardent as she
wished him to be, and who was trying to
piuue him by pretending to favor another
suitor. But there was nothing in it. Eng
land was really the only country III Europe
that the Americans cared for {; and now he
could go home and assure them that Their
affection was fully rcciprocated! " 1t Is
true Continued Mr.. Beccher) that we nave
been annoycd at what we consider untrlehut!
treatment; but we love England after all;
and since the rams have been stopped, ana
Earl Russell has said that majority OF the
English people favor the North, 1t is all right
once more. We shall have nothing 10 do
with the Russians" In the face OF the en-
thusiastic reception CT the squadron OF the
Gar by the New Workers, thi: was q pretty
heavy dose for the audience; but they APP
pear, according to the lctter-writers, to have
swallowed it without gagging:
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Gold I;l, Dec. !. 1863 dee L
CAUTION

rTUE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
L not 10 purchase, any OF the following cerit-
Gates of stock in the Louisville Gold and Silver
Mining Company. As the same were sold according
to law on the lith day of November, A. d. 1863,
for assessments due thereon and will not be trans
terred on the books OF the company, to wit:
Names Cert'S ShS
Charles Satchcll cll.. 9l0l 10
John Williams s-... 20 25 80
lanes DALEY 3s, t3S 20
W II Wilkinson n.......14,1 &c, II, 1S 40
James J Phillips. s.......--..... IS, So IS
J, A. APPERSON, Secretary.
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I,ucerne Mining Company.-.Notice

IuC6fne MINING SOhpdhE'-
is hereby given that at meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Lucerne Mining Company, held
this 27th day of November, 1863, an assessment OF
Three Dollars on each and every share OF the cap:
ital stock of the Company was tlly levied ana
made payable Immediately, in Unified States gold
coin. TO Jos, s. Paxson, at the office CT the City
Treasurer of San Francisco; and notice is turther
given, that by order of the Board Of Trustees nl
assessments remaining unpaid on the FIFTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1864, will be declared dc,
linquent. and the stock standing in the name OF
delinquent shareholders will be advertised tor sac
at public auction, in accordance with the laws OF
the State of California. BY order OF the Board
del lm JOS. s. PAASON, SEC y.
NIassiIlOn G.. & =. NJ. Company
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting OF me
Board of Trustees of the Massillon Gold and Sii-
yer Mining Company. held this day at the once
of the Secretary, an assessment of One Dollar t9l)
per share was duly levied on each and every
share of the capital stock, made payable immedl-
ately to the Secretary, at his office in Gold Hill,
\. T., opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
G. \. HART, Secretary.
Bv A. ] GorLp. Deputy. del I'm
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Eastern Crown Point Company

Notice is hereby given that an annual meeting of
the stockholders of this Company, for the elec
tnn of Trustees and the transaction of other
business will be held ut the office of the Virginia
Water Works. i street, Virginia, on SATUR.
DAY December the 10th, lsGS' NJ , O'Clock P. NJ
dc3 I'd &c. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08

Winegardner Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company-Soticc is hereby given TO the
shareholders of the above company that the stock
book has arrived from San Francisco, and is now
ready for issuing
dc2 lw WM. w. DENNY, Acting Sec'y.
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G.. VENAR -,

ITs Il y ~ hhH|S
CT Front Street, San Francisco,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
GOLD HILL PIONEER WINE
AND LIQUOR STORE.
G. LETCHTER & co.,
Wholesale Wine and Liquor Store,

Fire-proof Buildings, Main Street, opposite
the Union Quartz Mill, Gold Hill.
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sa When the gallant Sir Ralnb Alb

s@- When the gallant Sir Ralph Abcr-
crombie was wounded in the battle of A
boukir, lie was carried on q litter aboard
the "Foudrouyant To ease his pain a
soldiers blanket was placed under his head
from, which he received great relief. He
asked what it was, and was told that ii
was only soldiers blanket aWhose
blanket is it?'' he asked, raising himself
as much as he could. '.Ouly one of the
men S. - '.But wish to know his name, -
Insisted the dying. commander. at is
Duncan Roy's, of the Forty Second, Sir
Ralph" answered his attendant. "Then
see that Duncan Roy gets his blanket this
getting even in his last agonies, the well
Fare and comfort Of the humble soldier.
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TIT T-T-- - 10
. DclnOcratici Meeting at MA
= ss-ssi4sI.pse3 rictta. 4nilise

-sslThe Democrats of Washington and the
zaajoining counties held q regular old
ifasiioncd barbacue on Thursday last.
-They met in the beautiful grove ON the
s.bapR Of the Muskingum, north of the
town Of Marietta, to the number Of FIVE
: st]hopsapd or more, men and women, IN
xiopss to talk and to hear of the condi-
ton of public affairss The gravestianxi-
--ety pervades the public mind, and is ex-
hibited in these public meetings. Long
.tshles we're spread under the weight eof
-sroasted, bullocks,l hogs, chickens and 9th
.srsediblesss Speeches were made by the
f7HoS James r.. Morris, of Monroe coun-
yfysAnds Hon. George H. Pendleton. The
1.e6nyfcti on grows daily among the people
What it Is through the Democratic. party
alone that either the Union or individual
liberty can be preserved Cinci,rnatiE En-
-exirer, Jnnc 7tl.
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: =
aT There will be Strawberry Festi-
val held at Floral Hall in the Fair Grounds
Woods6c!d, on Friday evening the 18th
of June, the proceeds, of which will be
dcyoted to the relief of the sick and
wounded seldiersof ;our, Army now. in the
field. Donations of Cake, Cream and
Flowers solicited, and will be thankfully
received Wesincereiy hope to see Floral
Hall fuIl, and that handsome sum Of
naoneys may be realized forso sick SOL
diers. JAS. r. MoRRIs, %
ssw essts = f's4 JNo. A. DAVENPORT,
p slar ss's@s - WIN. READ, -, $.
y.--. - -. So j. w. WALTON, 3s,s
: JNo. B. NoLL.
.aeI1m gzga 9Managirs Committee.
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. E1R-Ilt . - -
WHAT, FOREIGNERS THINK OF 1T

L L - ~ A. - = .f =
I A Quebec paper before us, makes the
following comment on American affairs
The high-handed exercise of arbitrary
/ powerswe have seen here, will excite as.
Constituent throughout the world, and
among no classes of people more than the
su ubiects of the British Crown. It is the
boast of Englishmen that the subject, at
all times and all places, is secure in his
personal rights; that g his home is his
castle;" ssthe wind may rudely invade him
there, but the King of England dare not. "
The following is the article from the Que
bee, paper. ~
The Northern States are fast working
out the destiny Of all previous republics.
and appear only to await the advent of
himwho, with resolute grasp, shall be bold
enough to seize the despotic power that
Lincoln has only ventured to essay. If
citizens may be seized, imprisoned and
tried by court-martial, after the model of
that which has convicted Mr. Vallandig-
ham, there is little left to be overcome in
the. dissertation of public liberty. 1t is
a melancholy evidence Of the state of the
country when such things occur with the
ordinary appliances of party vindictive-
ness; but to find that this man was watch
ed and tracked for the purpose of entrap-
ping him, and that the spies were officers
of the army disguised, and acting under
authority, is SO repulsive to the British
notion of the freedom of the subject that
We can hardly conceive how people, of
late SO vaunting of their liberty as were
Americans, can be found to tolerate so
gross violation. On no one charge was
there the slightest ground for conviction.
The witnesses spoke of what they re-
mem bered to have been said. They ac-
knowledged that they attended the meet
ing for the purpose of conviction, and the
Judge Advocate threw every obstacle in
the way of the prisoners exculpation.
The defense was as clear and unbiased as
it was conclusive Of innocence, and the
mind of any dispassionate person, after
reading the evidence, must be impressed
with the conviction that the trial was
foul mockery, and that the sentence, car
ried out, is cold blooded aud deliberate
murdcr.-C Chlticothe Adpcrtiser. $50 !.
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Sheriffs Sale.
E1 - *t.lEz s
Sinclair & Baker,
against iz
Matthew Dougherty.

BY virtne Of q writ Of venditiouf expoi1as to
ms directed from the Court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, viii offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in tie town of Woodsield, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of ten o'clock y. ~, and
four O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of July, 1868,
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to witt:
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter, and the north west quarter OF the
south west quarter of section thirty-two.
township four and range five, Also part OF
the east half of the north east quarter OF
section one, township five and range six, con-
tanning tweuty-four acres. Also the south
east quarter of the south east quarter OF sec
ton twenty, tow nship five, and range six, con-
tanning forty acres, more or less, all in Monroe
County, Ohio. ss b, .r.
+ Taken in execution aud levied upon as the
property of Matthew Dougherty, at thesu
Sinclair 4 Baker. sa - 80 .
-. GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
ras sas Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
ls.fHa'
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s AN ORDINANCE.

The following Ordinance was passed April
9th, 1853:
DEIr ORDAINED BY TIE COUNCIL OF THE In
ID coRpoRATED VILLAGE OF WooDsFIELp, That
it shall be unlawful for any person, except
the Street Commissioner, to take or carry
away any of the soil or ground in any Street
or Alley within the Incorporated Village OF
woodsaeld, without the consent of the owner
or owners of lots or land adjoining such
Street or Alley, and also the consent Of the
Street Commissioner a{aaae e
That any person violating this Ordinance
| sh all be fined in any s,iln not exceeding ten
dollars ~ si.e i. afBs @bs se- rssgls. sod.
That this Ordinance be published in the
| Spirit of Democracy"
S. GRIMSHAW. Mayor.
! I'D. SrAuYER, Beeorder.
/ Woodsfeld, May %, lS63.--4w.
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FxrRBANKs. SCALES.

Ind recent number of the Boston Daily
Evening, Traxeler. is the following report
Of case tried in the Superior Court Of
thSszeitysssv hsa xsss
.The plaintiffs claimed 500 90 balance
des fSH sI PLATFORM Scale sold defendant AZ
The defence, was. that the Scale, vas to be
equal to sampte Of Fairbanks make
He claimed that it was inferior, and there
fosesdnma1led . deduction fromthe price
Evidence was introduced to show that the
Scsle Supplied Was not Of more than halt
tho strength Of The Fairbanks Scale, with
which it was-to bciequal in every respect.
Verdict for plaintiffs, sG4 CO."
E.AIRBANKs, GREENLEAF & Co. !.
.Chicago, June 10, 1863.
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June II, 1868.
Sheriff's Sale.
John. Winland,

80 aGalnst
Silas Jackson and Robert Jackson.
DY virtue of writ of venditioni expopas
ID 10 me directed from the Court of Common
rleas of Monroe County, o., will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door OF the court
house, in tile town of Woodsfeld, in said
county,, between the hours of ten O'Clock a.
m., and four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, tie 11tit day of July, 1868,
the following real estate, situate in said eoun-
ty, to wit:
Tie north west quarter of section twenty,
township four, range Eve. Also the south
west Quarter of the north west quarter OF
section twenty -one, township four aud range
Eve.
Also forty five acres beginning for the same
at. the south east corner of the north east
quarter of section twenty seven. township
four a nd range FIVE, running thence north
eighty rods, thence west ninety rods, thence
eas ninety rolls to the place Of beginning.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Silas Jackson aud Robert JACK
son. at the suit of John Winland.
GEO. wv. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, Nj. G. ..
lima 10 1898
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Secretary Seward on Free
-f, s.. -.t. Speech. es -


sssIn the United States Senate on the 9Th
of.Augusts 4 S55, Senator, now Secretary
Seward, delivered a speech in which he
ssked the following questions:
Where on earth is there free govern
meut where the press is shackled and
speech. is. strangled2 IS, sa 4s4 has
Gaz AFhcn the republic of France was sub
ivertsd by the slirst Consul, what else did
nd do but shackle the press aud stitic
slEecli? go srss ssss H'ss Z. ~ a57'a
= When the second Napoleon restord the
Empire on the ruins of the republic OF
.Exsnce, what else did he doithan to shack
sls the press and strangle debate? sa-,B
iIfs When Santa Anna seized the Govern
-ineht'of Mckee, and converted it into a
edfctstdfship, what more had he to do than
shack le; the press and stiie political de-
bate? 4aF'tfsea fsgl
.sEheses questions, which gMr. Seward
asked seven years ago., are quite us peril
-uant now.
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Sherif's Sale.
Sidney Sturgeon and others,


Elizabeth Sturgeon.
BY virtue of a writ Of veuditioni exponas to me
directed from the court of common pleas of
Monroecounty, o., Twill offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the courthouse,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, y. lr. and
4 o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday. the 11fh day of July 1868,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit;
The north west quarter of the north east
| quarter of section twenty one, township three
and three containing forty acres, moro ol
| less. ~ llfEs g.sff.f
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Elizabeth Sturgeon, at the sui
of Sidney Sturgeon and others.
.tss GEO. w. sCARROTHERS. !.
-. : = = Sheriff, NJ: c., o.
June-1o, 1863.
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Claim Agency.
June 10, 1868,

The subscriber has formed a partnership
with ANDREWS, vANslCKLE and Mccoy. OF Co
lumbus, for the prosecution of all military
claims whatever such as back pay, Boanty
Pensions, &C., &c. The long experience and
extensive practice of this FIRM Wilt is hoped
secure public condolences. The subscriber vii
attend at his Office Oh Main Street, Woodsfield
nearly opposite DR.. Smiths.
- el'h7 F1s7-s%H EDWARD ARCHBOLD, ~
Feb. 4 lS63.-9mo. Atty at Law.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given that tls ~
N dersien6d Administrater Of thv -
tate OF Gabriel StSfkey; deceased, WIN 80
for sale at public auction. on The pssniusas
0a Saturday,, The 1ltH day Of Jsly less
between the hours Of tan o'clock .. =. 80 q
o olock p. M. ON said dsy, ths lslls~lAj
premises, situate ID Monroe County. oA1ss
to wit: f4is2QA ksf - !
The north east quarter IL the se1th ~
quarter of section thirteen, te&nship ~ anA
range sia, containing forty aeres,, tssss -
! less.
TERMS OF SALK--oAe-third SGsk II k6sa,
one-third in one ysaf, snd ~ third b twd
years, with interest ON the dslGsrs& tGynsG0es,
| to be secured to the satisfx6sj0& - ~ -
| JOHN J. Hdski, Adar. =
I GaBfisi Ssarksy, dssssesds
June 10, 1865.
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DanielFankhauserSr's. Estate

Notice is hereby gwen, that the undersigned
was, on tile a21st day of May, s63, by the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio. ap-
pointed Administrators of the Estate of Daniel
Fankhauser, senior, deceased : s. s's's
ISasa DANIEL FANKHAUSER, admir-.
June 5, 1sG3.--3w. Sa sssiFt ssH&'