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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-29
HH" AMY Honest Union Voter ~ Right
gay Away from the RsOiIs E

SAY Away from the EsOiIss
One Of the most silly and pitiful reasons
which is sometimes given for staying away
from the polls is in substance as follows -
81 think our candidates are pretty certain to
be elected, therefore there is no necessity for
my vote" Amy man of common intelligence
ought to be ashamed to make such an excuse
for neglecting to vote. 1t is morally and po-
ILLEGALLY dishonest, for any one man to neg
lect d@ty, simply because enough others will
do their duty, to accomplish the end desired.
No sensible man, will ever excuse himself in
this way for emitting to cast his vote. The
duty Of voting, is one which every man owes
to God and his country The Government
with all its great interests is a sacred trust
committed to the people of this country, and
every man entitled to the right Of suffrage, is
reSpon8ibJein thematter. The man who pleads
that he has no responsibilities in the premises,
simply talks recklessly and without reason.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-29
Another Fight in Virginia.

Another Fight in Virginia.
New YORK, Oct 26.
The Washington special of the New York
Times says:
''E. A. Paul sent the following to this Blu
reau:
'HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAo
October "a
The enemy's infantry recrossed the Rap
pahannock this morning upon two pontoon
bridges near the Orange & Alexandria Rail
road bridge driving back General Gregg's
cavalry division, which lost heavily. They
had a short engagement with two brigades of
our infantry, one belonging to the End Corps,
and the other to the Sd Corps. The enemy
now occupy a line the left of which rests near
Beverly Fork, crossing the railroad near Boil
ton Station, and extending toward Stafford
Court House.
Col Devine's brigade of Gen. Bufords COM
mand had severe fight this morning near
Balton Station The enemy showed only in
fantry to the front
Among the killed in Gen. Greggs command
is Major G. f. Taggart, I'd Pennsylvania cav
airy, formerly of Gen. Kilpatrick's staff, Maj
Taggart was shot through the knee, which
was so badly shattered as to render amputa
ton necessary. Death ensued in a short time
after the operation was performed. The de-
ceased formerly resided in Philadelphia He
was considered the best swordsman in the ar
my.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-29

Because by so DUNG you vote for the inter
because by such vote you give your lnlln3
Rebellion. Because in no other, way can you so
effectuaIly spite jeff Davis his slaveholding
supporters, and his copperhead sympathizers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-29

Choiras Conventions, and Singing
Schools,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
coLuMBUs OHIO SUNDAY MoRNINls EEMlsER 4 1883

sneedstes; ald stsiIes ttss. "a MAJ be tyld pp N
mel 4 have hung and Ssbots $y oFn, men 70,
dilobeyinR rue, and 'sfdSdo III hgsip; but tbs
citizens where I have e imhsnded have ,ne,.eI
been, troubled, by, nv .tsoobs. s. or my esSiers
and many Union men Hs,e, Aid afe, I6 ~ die,
tslcs, that cad testify 10 this, facG Yon would
Ebc very proud tcsee sone etteEa that : hsvers.
celyed from prominent Union men and Fodefai
|Gonersls since I have been o prisoner, n an
writing thus for fear 4 may ,nos have time 10
write again 'befoEe IleAye, as, ahopld the ID rois
arrive, and ] acSeptit u, I Will Immediately stail
to Richm16d Of 70 Calada. y IN n ro, WY W
ThsySsuthoF.Iy TO draw on George d., PEsB:.l
lice, .pf EodisViIe, or Maj Cen Bepj r. ButisF,
for what money want, buto sbould 4 NOT accent
the parole, ! win prefer 10 trust to smylpld per.
sonaE EtIieudsbiP tor little dyibs uptIlJsmIex-
onsspkepiay,, 1sl tsN Js-l.JsqFl bra 3let -
You will hear through the neEspapers whelhs
or 1 60 to Canada or the Confederary, for
would be fearful 70 acoept the parole fer The
Unitea States ,.ss Iwould auarsl With half Che
men y meL /. L.Il-lsul I'D n !1a q IL .
Farewell, dear sister,fI may notbeve time to
write egain before. Imag Rgain be on abe war
path, and then my life 10 slSays jt danger. I.
hr.f - 4 .abs gN dgu0dsfn % " ~
Z .s,s.la, Youraffeotionate brother, olaJ 4
.isni ..s-.t 5ya NJ. lIEFFt IT H0MPS0N,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
: From Norfolk--Exe xecutipn OF DIR.
Wright 4--'.r- s-,s

Tho s.y,a,oa. - ns.,,,,, -. -. a,,,-reI
,..i"d ,a a',a W. n. W.;ss, Y napEing swes
~, oscsl. ~ has ~, On EI.usy morning,
~ W. uvsIs' ~ ,o nsa sne plga. oeiose maze
~ nr.soi Shir sS% Jsn ulsgulsea IN re-
S ~, pis "nIa uaa oeen "a iuln'slei MIN hy
l's III" SsoSsS, sS.sSs,a ene,ope -
i. E. aS S"s s,eoseu az Tnss s - knoHp az
.he n tSh plGuno, uissans aoout one mile from
,E,t ,Ey ,s,h Mas sn.se .sg.n ;9th,
tS'a h"un u .ss ~ .nree steee
o. S ~ sss,,oys se. u .us sea'ss y Nncn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

An immense Deucctatlc meeting was hell
in aud around the Cooper Ihetitute, New Y ak
on Wednesday evening Oct. 2lst, at whlcl
speeches were made by Judge Dean, sIadg,
Auiisa J. Parker, and others. The folio wInI
letter from Hon. Washington Hunt, was read
--,, "LocgPoRr, Oct. I9. Q
"GENTLrnENL=L hate treceiyed soar LETTER
inviting me to attend the ratification meetibf
to be held in your city, on the 2lst inst,, abtt
regret that my personal engagements will IoI
permit me to come.cc q .-a.~ u ~. ~ Z
"In view Of the pefilous and unhappy condf
tion OF the country, vhileiWhOlly unlnfueudet
by partisan feeling, feel constrained b5 hill
sense of duty to give o sincere support 10 t6f
nomiuasions made by The Democratic stdt.
Convention. In the, ,fFit place, the Candidate,
presented are capable, honest and faithftiltc
the Constitution {. They are, emipeutiy vortby
OF confidence. But in the present crisis N
course is governed by considerations Of nubji,
aud patriotic duty far superior to,mere r}ersob
al preferences. 0n calm surysy of ! Al,
whole ground, Isee no other political oYpabiyA
tion which even Processes q WllIioeness M Az
4sreto the old Constitution and preserve H n
its integrity, asst vas formed and fashioned bv
the wisdom Of our fathers, 4Ohtheicoutrart.
we see it rsnded and torn and tratnpled ,ioTn,
by the men 10 power, who are acting under Ia
solemn cath toaupholda and defend I. -ft
Gone bariierssfter another has been rutsiv y
demolished, untlfshe1eyal States, where iuea de
prevails and the whole people are ciieeharrinp
their obligations 10 the Government; are da,
prlved of the protection of our ancient An fua.
damenlal laws. At the same time. While ~
are waginga destRi etiye war to compel the
Southetu States to. return TO the Union, tbe
Federal Administrations refuses to permit Yhe1,
to come back except upon conditions Nnicb
would reduce them to dependent provinces, III.
.yolvipg o surtendef Of tho cardinal rights. I'M
munities, and functions which coostltuta Sfntl
Unless this system Of policy eau be reversed. \
mus result inevitably shat, under the rIiea
putting down a rebeHlon Ia the othera6ctiond q
the country. we will have Submitted purseivd Z,
to q reVolntips, chapglng the whole Split ant
structure OF onr GotefDneht ana fatsTtu eiost
iprineiples Of constitutional liberty which W.
have heretofore cherished asa sacfed end,pfd
cious inheritance aoIaSy -u9. --1 l-n-at
. "Shch, az it seems TO me, Is the great iss,k
before the people at She present moment. Tbos
must pass upon II! Their decision will 20 III
to settle the question whether man is uapablk
Of enlargement, and that cslmness, Ord,
denoe, and tcesoneble sell. control which alonk
can save us from the -mslsneholy tate, of al
the great republics that have gone bsi6rl
US. -' -----4 - -,
: . "vssy respectfully t1ud lrdIy soars, 80.
-. ""WASHINGT0N IfttNTV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

GKNERAL:-Your note addressed to me wat
received to-day. j will forward it to Capt
Thornton, now op Brig, Gen. Sbepley'setHfl
at New Orleans, as you request. q 5..., .ai
/ retain lively eense OF the courtesy and
uibanliy With which you conducted Operations
when in command opposed to me 10 Louisiana,
and deaire again as before 10 thank you Tor
YOUR, kindness to Captain Thornton In sending
him home wounded, by which kindness ] have
no doubt his life was saved. ,.s.l. h. ~
. Although an outlaV by the proclamation Of
those whom you serve, for acts which no one
knows mere surely than yourself were uptru-
Iy reported and uDiustly constTqed--L will en-
deavor to have your imprisonment ligbtthed
or commuted If pUssible. l.tl.5 LuCl =,
. Ihave therefore taken the liberty to forward
copy of your communication to the War De.
partmenE, with o note Of Hbich the incrbaed
shows the contents
SyDpstbising With you thai the fortune Of
war hAs made you q prisoner, yet you will par.
don me when ! add that am glad that the
enemies Of my country are deprived of the
services of go effective an officer.
Respectfully, your ob't servant,
.- BENZ. +. BUTLER,
Maj. Gen. u. s VI
Brig, Gen. Nj, JEFF. IHOsr1oN. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS
. THE pERREoTIoN OF MECHANISM

., .1hn Ihh10SAASAt w huksSAahNASt,'
Reinoa Huatino, or 0peU Face, or Lady's, or Gen
Remdns Rdtoh Conf i'sed, foitA Fatent Self ~
7-'' '9aP Wfndtno pt0ve,nsnkW - a,ri
The N. z, Illustrated News in It's issue Of Jan. TO-
1853 on page li7, Voluntarily sayE--"We have been
shoWri q most pleasing novelty ef which the HuBBARp
BROS. OF New York, are the sole importers. II Ia call
ed the MLelo TINE OBSERVER, and 10 Hunting and
ilnsp Tace Watch combined. One OF the prettiest,
nost convenient and decidedly the best and cheapest
timspece, for general and reliable use offered.
n has within and connected with it, machinery itu
own Winding attachment, rendering key entirely IN
necessary The cases OF this Watch are composed Of
two metals the outer being fine l6 carat gold. IT
hiss the improyed ruby action lever movement, and 10
warranted an accurate timepece.p Price, superbly
enmayed, per case OF half dozen, 420i. sample
Wsohes in neat morocco boxes for these proposing TO
INV at Wholesale S35 II sant by mail the postage ID
as cents. Registering 20 cents. t.s--s.
TWStches sent by express to any part Of the Loyal
stsies with bill payable TO Exprss agent upon deve-
nv. Persons ordering In this manher must incose "
asa prof u Their sincerity the amount tobs credited
soiders, and apotaers IN tho dislova, Tateso or am
pdrts tlersof must send payment IN 0dodnc0 90 TIN
Express Companies ptremptory refuse making collec
tons In such localities. Nj ney can be sen
hp mail or express. II by express or mail IN regis
tered letter. at pur risk Our Patrons are reauesiea y
call IN ptrtop when Il convenient for them TODD ID
1A2HOBBAKD BROS, Importefs,
gcie8 Gr oSdwsy, New Pork:
augS-a&vem N ir E:'1c3 t'' 'iJ' fSssH1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
GEN BuTLER TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR IN JEFF q
1- BEHALP. , .... ..flr :.
tCopy.I r. .a.ea.1 T,


[Copy.I r .a..a. q
To f.. NJ, Stanton, Sscysiayyof War.
SR--I have the honor to nclo,e to you CODY
of note received from Brig. Gen. M. jeff
Thompson, whom know in command of the
forces Immediately opposed to me at Poncha-
toula, on the north side Of Lake Pouchsrtraiu,
when was In command of the Department Of
the Gulf The original hava sent, aa request.
ed, TO Capt Tbcrnton, OF Brig Gcn. George +.
|Shepley's etaf, - M, ,aGr, iIs.-
Capt. Thornton, most valuable, brave q dd
efficient officer, was previously wounded With II
least seven bullet holes though his clothes and
various parts Of his body, 10 the attack on Poh.
chatouls in September of lsst rear, under The
command of the late lsmented Mai. General
Strong, then my chief Of staff, Capt, ThornI
ton was left inthe hands Of the enemy, !, and 20.
ceiyed OF Gen. Thompson every care and kind.
ness, and AZ my request WAS sent to New Oh
leans upon bis parole. This courteous Uun,id+
GRAFTON on the part of Gen. Thompson, have
no doubt, enabled us. with the blessings Of hea
ven, 10 cave Capt Thornton's valuable lite
Gen. Thompson is now prisoner &c IohnsonIs
IsiNAds near Sandpsky Ohipsi II motinc6bShl-
ent with the public service, most earnestly
esk that Gen, Thompson may be Teles ssa upoh
his parole While can testify to che uniform
urbsnltY spd courtesy with which all the opera
tions OF Gen. Thompson were conducted, / am
most decidedly Df opinion that tic Ikndness
which he showed 70 Csps. thornton clone should
entltle him t0 every lfossibI 10 Consideration -
| That kindness'Has not alone given to the OF I
|oeFsj but the Wpupdei mon spoke Of his .reat+
ment with'tha Utmost gratitude. kos atai
II found him atroublesome enemy enough. but
Of hia humanlty, which was iniepniraeb With, the
Conduct Of Gen, Taylor, leads mo TO ask this
favor for him at the hands of lhe govetnmsfe
As am not much in the habit of asking ieAlt
ency for rebels, trust the War Department
will take It as guarantee that this is proper
case for the extension Of every indulgence,
ii, am, moat respectfully, ys.s.
lg.c isn Your obedient servaut, ''.,.
a. q, OF BHNIAMIN F. BUTLER, r.
..s,. ..i... l Major General, u S "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
Df ohio 6tatesn,sa',. 1
Jeff. Thompson--Interesting Cofre-,
spondence. ~" 4,''.
ilrr0m the 81, Joseph (No. J Herald T

n IFrom the b. joseph MOD HeIa!d.I tqA
The following correspondence which has Is7
Gently passed between the distinguiehed indl.
vidnala named, was sent by Gen. nj, gep
Thompson TO his relatives in this CITY, ana W
their favor veale permitted " lay itbetofe the
public: ..,. Lf. IA y h.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
oKRrIYroArn.

l. y
Thsis 70 certlir that, about eighteen months aed
commenced using eJzafna's AMERoHs. Ny hair was
mort min, and rapidly falling out. bad tfied many
haiE Yoncs Inyikostor, ,ec., without receiving any
benefit! Soon atefusng tho hmbrosa, my hair oeased
islng out, and commenced growing 20 rapidly o. to
tonish me- Now my hair 10 thick, soft and glossy and
ave feet four inches IN ienshwhen let down. reach
Ing to the hoor This wonderful resultI attribute sole
" 20 tho use OF srKRLB0s AMBRoai, as since com
mepced using Il have applied nothing else tony hair
n Mrs. L. A. BROWN,
l. No. 493 Broadway New York
we advise young persons, whose hair 10 begnninsl
ail cut to take warning Ia time, and save thslrli,
y using the Ambross To those who have alrcsdyIpi
tneiT hair tho free uso Of the AMBRomA will surel
restore N,.as II las doze for tkotsdnds,. N
Dr.- sTrRLrHo's AKbRoul Is stimulating oily
rsct Of Boots, Bsrks and Herbs. twill cure ali dis
eisea Of the scalp snd itching Of the head, entirely
ersaicales dsndru, prevents the hair from falling Qpi
or from turning premsturely gray, causing r. 6N
thick and long Il Ia entirely different from an Re,
preparations, ard can be relied on, g-. ..ifssI Z
=, y Q we'll knogn faot to thousands in the city
rev YORK that this the only article yet discoyeied
that viii cure the Disesse ot t5 Scalp cauIe the bSr
to grow, ls.,. -4t4AA UT. '-.'.H ESsT -'-tfT
reIoE 'r:OO RER BOX, containing two scttl.,
}, o-sl -.,-E Ds, n. n, STERLING, q
~ G.. = ys.g l, Z. .-g Sole Proprietor, "a
.c,...-..: ! .i- No. 4ss. BROADWAY, Bsv YORK
Z Tor sale By Az Druggists, 4.i .- ". -- -4ei .
/. natO1GssV6Fffde&Tly -3-.osi .-a 49,. ..a1I
IL e's>5.. Sheriff. Sale. ... a.i
: n Hto s.o0 -Ig -.L C.5fr. a. -.s..T4
~ y HSs s., 90 sup.risil,our, Of rr,1,,,. IL b
John Geary 81 Son. I. cd ~ " : LHs tt'"s"n % :"
pY virtue Of wit Of vsndt 10 me directed, Win
ID offer for sale at public auction in the ba sem ent of
room No. 10 East Broad street in the city Of Columbus
Ohio, en-
Tuesday, the 10Th day OF .Novsmhef, A. y.
1888, /
at II o'clock NJ, the following described property,
One No. Single Lsrge Cylinder Printing Machine.
70 e. '-r-.- GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
n-,-,.-,,, Sheriff Of Franklin 90.
oct10dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

THE Canadians having got che militia bill
through, are oil shooting rifles; Every target
Ia supposed to represent on invading Yankee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

e00bbA0Ak046f1 VESl0M.SSSSHNAAe0ti
THE following srOounis isss been alsa, IN shsrro.
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, the
s'S a.. DAY e se5i%ss A. p l e ,st S,'
sSs sSsas q %s% e. Gasn S III a
& 1 SsSs BasssIS $s. f,sss sss s
gsnt J,BrssEenrdsstthe Afst socsurt- 6f sphd ccxt
q e. w. q wsssy TCS SScS As r; sy
hrst account q T. A; Mccormick, one si.tes,ssRsN
SeSsr, sinr Of Philip hsp he iirst account Of
aSS'Sss S,sosS Sssl .dSS ssss' y
sSSsI SsS q S 9 ssissas
SSas s.s9s, = d sSI'S n Py sssssss 4 & III 4 ss
adn'r Dc boais. ofgspssl RIO 'Hpneatkclis'the
apai account d. .yillisp AZ QrHns guard snes
sSSs-I shs sn1 SSsIEpsSt wi
tAe firaI acesnat Of iicrns eeymcu gktuiapIfc5li
/ WejtOp the 5ansl seoopnhof Rephsp r4J dSeleEsus
a. Ssr sIS;9s sssssswasS. q sAfNss Ns'.
Hender, dsc'dl; the final account Of Nelson wikin.
s.aras9p AZ SsS Ss SesEs sS S:I S:ds &C.
800 .,sUss,,sL1 HERaiAR D Re,aLsBEH.yn
cssssd.: d. ss.g.s - ~, 80 .sI &
.asi,asi-r,-rP PARTITFOgE 4 :. .sg;T,sY,l ~; :.I,'
isS dsy'si ssysslSssss - ~ WA WI
lsI5co fled him end ehan11h n so
Imon PlsW Q9dgt fI,ntli In soun@ phieiIlfWlse
~ sSs 'Ss ess'ssa %"u SSn asSg aS''Hs YES.
.INosIrpo and gec,leaizpeL tc11lilp 10.
tN0, fFantli egRtA ehlsf -. 49, >.
sssssRs ssss dGssB asss xSsusS AZ Sip 1 ;3p
sffSl pllhsWsst tepd a lot flixs ltio u sdiiS
mtofs of Peat Frsnnsco to william Hayens; and that Of
the next term Of said said Court Peter fransseo will
appiy for an order for partition to be made OF said
PETER RRANsIsC0,
BY HORACE WILSON, his Atty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
Letter from. .Er-Gor. .Hunt

An immense DsItctatic meeting was vh / held
in aud arcupd the Cooper fhslitute, New Yofk
on Wednesday evening Oct. 2lst, at which
speeches were made BY Judge Dean, sIudgs
Aussa J. Parker, and others. The folio wine
letter from Hon. Washington Hunt, was reid
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
s % 3, Very truly yours,
GEO. d. PRENTICE

HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF THE MIssoURl,l
ST. Louis, Mo, Sept. l9, 1868; IS
Respectfully referred to the commanding Of
fcer at Ssndusky, with the recommendatior
that the request be granted, 8. ...Ll.sl s.s4
:. u. .a sa, .-3iR, sJ"Ms SCHOFlELD,s ,s".-
r. ae.',, ' Maj Gen. Ccmmsnding,
GEO. D. PRENTICE TO oES. NJ. JEFF. THoMrsor
L0ulsyILLE, Ky, Sent. 25, 1863
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
GKNKRIL:-Your note addressed to me wat

NAV. GEN r &. BUTLER TO JEFs, -
LpwELL, octe7, 1868:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

rs 3-''of the uiSease.S1saI SRf
.,,, 49,. .,.,i ,-.,- .s-'-sr-' n = g5iiv y 90
'fi'ls has been so long, used and so .uniysr.,
sally tnoGh, tb7f we need do no more than
sasay' ltss ppbkc -thatIts quailtyis Kept up TO
TIC heT,it eyer has been and therrt I1ay 'bsa
relied on 70 DO all it has ever dOps.,- s,s.,cr
Prepared by - DR.. J. .C..AYEI. & Ca.,,+,-
r, IT. 7'a'it PFdst3cdl and Andig,icc4 !Cssmists !,
,5-3Y ",i,esv aal1d ia1alLowiell Mass soil
=. Soid'by pfadftggists Ssdfywbere.o' q soisl'ae'
Sept, y lse3-dhEsVwIg'r.7 ha.ihlf - Il %
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-05
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby. given that the un'
~ dersigned as Administrators of the
Estate of John schafroth, deceased, will offei
for sale at public auction, on the premises
On Saturday, the 29th day ef august, 1863
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M, and
o'clock p. m, on said day. the following de-
scribed real estat., situate in Monroe coun
ty, Ohio, to wit: e<asy3
Beginning at the south west corner of the
north west quarter of section twenty-nne
township one and range three, thence eas
one hundred and sixty rods to the sonth east
corner of said quarter section, thence north
one hundred and eighty rods to the left forh
OF Barnes run, thence up said run with the
meanderings thereof to the section line
thence south thirty Eight rods to the place o.
beginning, containing sixty acres. more Oh
less, and being all that part of said quarter
section lying south of the left fork of Barnes
run.
Terms OF SALE:-One- third cash in hand
one-third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the un
dersignsd.
JOHN MUHLEMANN, Admir-. of
John Schafroth, dec-ased.
August 5, 1853.
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Sale Of SchOO ]
ffe Land.


NOTICE is hereby given, that there
~ will be offered for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in Woodsfeld, Monroe County, Ohio, on the
22d day of August next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and A
o'clock P. NJ, the following described tract Of
Land, to wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter of
section sixteen, township four, range four,
containing eighty acres, being the same land
sold by the Auditor of said County, on the
I'D day of June A D. 1855, to w. R. Gorden
and afterwards transferred to w. ii, Brock,
for the sum of Si503, and the said W. H.
Brock having failed to comply with the re-
quirements of the Law under which the above
described tract of land was sold; the above
Land will have to sell for the sum of $780,
64.S to be paid on the day of the sale.
Also the west half of the south east quar-
ter of section sixteen, township four, range
four, being the same land sold by the Auditor
of said County, on the 22d day of june A. D.
1855, to W. II. Brock for the sum of $652
and the said w. H. Brock, having failed to
comply with the requirements of the Law un-
der which the above described tract of land
was sold; the above laxd will have to sell for
the sum of $565,39,2 to be paid on the day
of sale. M. HOEFFLER,
Auditor, M. C. o.
July /. 1S63.-6y.
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Administrators Sale.

~ Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned Administrator of the Es-
tate of Peter Durig deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 10Th day Of August 1868
betw cen the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. M. said day, the following
premises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit:
The undivided one half of part of the
north west quarter ef section thirty six,
township three and range thee, beginning at
the north west corner of said section, thence
south with the section line about one hun
dred and twenty rods to a stake on said line
set between Christian Shinder and William
Nc Intyre, thence east with the north bouDda-
ry of said Shindlsr's land to the east boun
dary of said quarter section, thence north
to the north east corner of ssid quarter sec
tion, thence west with the section line to the
place of beginning, containing one hundred
aud fifteen acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third cash in hand
one.third in one year, and one third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
to be secured to the satisfaction of the un.
dersigned.
DANIEL FANKHAUsER, Adm. of
Peter Durig deceased.
July Is. 1868.
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ROAD NOTICE.
August 5, 1853.

Notice Is hereby given, that there viii be a
petition presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe County. Ohio, at their next session
praying for County Road, commencing at
the County Road running from Sardis to
Woodsfeld, on the land of John II. Ridge
man and through said land, thence Through
J.. w. Martins land, thence through the land
of Josephus Goddard, thence through the
land of Samuel farmer, thence through the
land of Philip Shuman to the State Road to
:ntersect with the County Road that leads to
Nisperley's mill.
August 5, Is63.--4w. pd. 8.