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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of the State Of Iowa are re-
aussssd to send de- esl,os to State Convention
hereby called, to be held ~ the Capitol in the
city Of DssMoincs, on WEDNESDAY, TIE 10Th
DAT OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, tor
the purpose Of nominating can iidstes FOR Gov
srnor, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge of Supreme
Court. to be supported at the eosaing October
election, and OF trsnsaoting such other business
g may hs deemed necessary.
The basis OF County Representation will be one
delegate for ovory ous huudrsi votes cast for
Richard h. Sylvester, Secretary OF Sta:e, and one
for every frsc,ies over atty
The Democracy Of tns several counties In the
stste are requested to that the necessary step
are tax N 10 thoir respsotive oounties to insure
heir full rspresensat at tho State Convention.
BY order Of tho Democratic State Cea.tai Con
IN LIwO0D, Chairman.
J. C. Tux, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
f"st vIACc rniamer ilme saD:s.
Arrival ard Dcparture OF the Mails.
rosTofFicE AT nAvxsroRr, IOWA.

LAsrgss darL.-Closes ut A. N. AMI p
NJ. Arrives al g. A. ii. and So p. 81 sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Gloss a. Q +. NJ. Arrives
at - . NJ. sunias exec pied.
A"EfnKRS Iowa MktL.- Closes nj So T. NJ
Arrive, al ~ +. II.
S"iFnsRN Iowa MAlL.--C,oses al Am. A..
riyes At 8 A. Il.
AorrnsRN VI. DEWIrr. Close. sunday Tne,.
a 81 ana lhufs syatS5a Z. 81 Arrives tuesday.
Ihursday and aturd4 y Al =. NJ.
ROUTE n. lasi.-tn 5lue Grass et,-Clasos
Monday, Wednesday ani tridavat si5 Nh I,W
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.urinyat 10
O'Clock II. ~! ~ :
RouTs No i09ts Via Tiptcn Closes Tp..d,r
a"a Friday NJ ! : O'CLOCK NJ ; arrived Tuesday anS
Fridayat II o'clock ii.
Rov TT No. l0gl7-via ruffA,-Close. rr;a.v
AZ o'clock III arrives SATURDAY ats o'oIosI
Pm. NV oo'ooh
Aorrs No lo95a-yia Walnut Forks md nv
%, e'".s' "sdeosday at 81 P. NJ Arrives
ofFicE Hours. Office open att o'clock A n
uehnrhl deliverg oloseu al !, o'clock T. NJ Ofsno
closed ~. o'clock Z. a. uhce onon ~ J., a 1,
from "a 70 TIL ,clock A. Nj.
~ Asthe pnhoipal IN. lie are oar,,ed nv r. !,
hosd, All the tImo as stated herein will 4.
RAIL ROAD TINS, the clock in the sunsy,,,sng
ent's Office, NJ. H. Rk. Depot, bein, the 80
ara SbhS II. ELnRIlGE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

I'VE are well aware that the Demo
cratic party does not endorse very MANY
Of the acts Of the simiustrali n. ~
haze no right 10 ask such an endorse
ment at its hands. Upon any OF the de-
tails Of inlstration, upon any Of the
measures which the Pres dent and Con.
gress. msy zee fit to adopt, hat party
has perfect sight 10 as own opiaions.
1t may nth perfect 1ropristy protcs'
agcinss tie proclamation Of en,aacioa
ton, the policy Of arbitrary arrests, the
enlistment o., negro soldiers, and atY
other measure u the adD,,n,srattoa.'
We copy this extract from the New
York 1tmes--sn ardent republican
new spaper, aad one that endorses al
the acls OF the administration, but i,
speaks Of the rights of The democracy III
manner that challenges our admita-
ton, though We cannot say that it adds
in the least TO our rcvioasly foImed
opinions upon the same subject. The
Tines nor no other paper has ever been
called upon t, souch for the LOYALTY II
the democratic party. /, needs Nc
vouchers. Its acts and teachings are
above and beyond suspicion.
Bat the endorsement, though un.
sought, comes from the right place. l.
shows there is yet lingering deposition
on the part of tie political adversary 10
Do the great democratic party justice Q.
Other party papers declare AL who will
rot endorse the administration in al. i
sc,', IN sympathy with the rebels, aud
enemies to the Union. This wholesale
falsehood is too Transparent to alarm
any one. The great democratic heart
beats true 70 the Constitution and the
MON, and 10 the sworn enemy OF all
who oppose either. As regarIs the sd.
Ia's "a ion, it has, and still does clam
the right 10 denounce Whenever it takes
step not warranted by the laws Of the
lard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

THr SULTAN of Turkey, in "a recon, or-
der 10 his Grand Ni1er, direct. tina, his
cSliiist reduced heucefll,h % o.0oo
plaslres, : 10000 monta, also Il Vt a
similar reduction lie male from the a.
iowance to the Suuaness. Re lists Of
public iapctionalies arc t. IT, rev zen,
sad such y. them as sre psele.s are g.
re dismissed in other caso. ex.rayarant
allowances are 10 be reduced 10 leasou.
able sums for ac,ual services rendered.
1t Is s.s'ed that the salaries 81 the Mia
's'eft, which are enormous, Wi also un-
eefgo similar operation. Tie Grand
Viz er receives $50, goo per aarun.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

WHo WOULDN'T REJOICE AT IT'S Dig
FEAT IL. is not long ago that the abo.
'ition party took the name Of repnbli.
esn, and at ,hetame time pretended t,
deny its former proclivities. 1t was on
the strength of this denial that A. Lin.
colo, Esq, WAS elected Plesiden. of the
United States. Nov, with an efr,ontery
no less brszen, its assumes the name OF
"Union.party." and would have the peo.
pie believe, by its camor, that the
Union is its 6lst, last, and only oliec. !;
but the disguise is so thin that "a wav-
fsring man, though Tool, need no, err
therein" The good it has ever ac-
somp'ished 10 invisible, no matter what
same j. has sailed under bu. the mis-
chief that has rssuIied from its.msd follv
> paIpsble AID incalculable. Who would
sst sejdss It The defeat ofsuch party !?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

IHE President has issued hi, procIs
nation declaring We.tern Virginia 10
be State in pursuance Of an a.. o.
Congress, aud in direct yiolat on OF the
Constitution. In the las. session Of the
last Congress, Stevens, Of PENNSYLVANIA a,
declared in so many WORDS that sdmis
SION OF Virginia is mott BIZ rutue II any
procistOn Of the Constitution, bu. IN
der the war power" And said he, Il
tall vote for the bill upon that theory,
and upon that theory alone, for | u 4
not ss"itUy myself By supposinq that
zee hare any ,carrdnt under the Don.
'siiution for this proceed,ng."
Thus, then, the PresiJen, has given
tie people another taste OF bis favorite
dish--"mlitary necessity" Under BIZ.
management the army has been unable
to restore theSta,e to the Union hy force
OF arms but the Pre-. d n, orders s.ec-
ton OF the State cut of, wh ch section
he declares 20 be State, not under the
Consti!ution-but State under tie
Proclamation Of the President.
1t this is not paIpAlle. high handed
and unwarrantabls breach of the Con
stitution Of the United S,atea, will some
one please to tell us what would BIZ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

lSE OF TIE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
- will leasethis poiat daily on the arrival Of
Eastern morning train, connecting AT Muscatine
with tho cars Tor Iowa City and Washington NJ
burlington with the Burlin ZION a Nj souri, River
haliroii Tor oskaioos. ana Autumws, AMI 18th
4 be Chicagotrain ~ Fort Madison with the REQ
kuk Mount Peasant Raj iruad tor Mount Pleas
ant End keokuk, ana ut keokuK with packet. for
st Loeis
ssy Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all veAac ou' delays Of passing tho Rapids
Freight handed vito care and dispatch.
NH II II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

IrE Syracuse STANDARD Rep. J has
the following item
On an oil! d'lapidatci bill, Bank Of
>aiipa, just redeemed, was the 10 low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

inE experiments which have been
,r'ed IN the d !ferept baY Gus South. and
nave come 10 Daught, viii cost the
United States millions If money. One
nem Alone that Of wrecked anboa,s.
is enormous.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

All wishing TO purchase a good Machine are in
i1ea 10 eH amino 'his before purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

CHICAGO enjoyed sensation las, Fri
day' occaslouej by tho departure Of
some forty recruits for the Massschu-
setts Black Brigade now rendezyoui.ipp
10 Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
KeNl Esf0fc .1geMcy.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
/ TO copartnership for the transaction OF q
general keal Esate bu sipess. They will give
tb cir attsation to the buyns, sell NJ and renIirg
of real estate. piysng taxes coll cting, and any
Transactions that fall within the legitimate line
of their business. From their long residence
roth being Old se,tlers"-snd general familiar
ity with real estate operations ~ fttter ern.
ssivss they viii be able to give satisfaction 10 ali
who may ent-ust heir business TO them.
UEFIcs-Post Office building. SOC nd f,or.
A. SANDERS,
J. n. EkDklUCE.
Dsvsatsyt. April J, 1865 dk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
fsoss.c aud I4o Wa.,.d

A NV PERSON HAVING A SMALL. uorsp
"a - four or five rooms and fir lot. IN sol
can bear of god pufcha ser by addr ,sir, ~. ;,
''~' "''e"foi' iost omoe. sIl 1871
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
Bounty and x'cIsxtOsss.

10y A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-. fLL
ID soldiers who have been discharged in con
sequence Of wounds received In battle, are now
entitled TO the 500 bounty.
We collect Is UNTiss Tor soldiers Who I've
served two yea, IS, or Who have been discharged
as above; also INVALID PESsioss and PENSIONS
for widows, minor children, mo aers and orphan
sisters Of deceased soldiers also the bounty due
the vi ows, minor children, parents or relatives
of deceased soldiers.
PARKER i EDWARDS,
inch 2o-tf Main street Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

e o..
;. The last red" of poor bl elk repuh-
, , spent N running the streets as q
Wide-Awaks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
DtSCs(e0.


Iron CAMP ntNDEnsHoTT, on TIE
Il night Of the 18th INST JoHy A. KIspos, a
private OF Go. X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. said Ris.
don is taenty five years Of age. f.e feet eight
and three fourths inches high /; blue eyes, niy
hair. lair complexion, born Ia the state Of Yer
mont. enlisted At Marion, Iowa, for three 80 Ars
Had on whoa he left. citizens pants and coat
and soldiers black felt hat.
Said Risdon sole a bright Ray horse about
Ia hands high, saddle mark on lift side,
branded Z. s. on left shoulder, and X, on EFF,
hip.
A reward will be paid for the apprch cnsion
and oelisery Of said aisdon and horse 10 any of
hcer who will 10 ain them TIL secured by The
proper suiherities or proportionatc reward
will be raid for the delivery OF either
by order ct ID =. WILSON.
Col. cond. oh Iowa Cav.
X. l.. MrLLEn, Adjt.
CAMP HENDgssuorr, Day snport Ioral
Mach 10Th, 1868.
mob u-W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

mad unlsrsr 9siar.iSuns iit Is isrlslbe, Ser tort
aui rem Supba lisst."
pSui y risi Sad, tsr nun saili6 srt tas @iss
ssritanSnib fabts. nSb, nun tssstiis Id anss -
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sd nslnte Sic gum 3sasen, Sir,P hste tsr
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S&urts !" futr Sad auf. vgHie, bin, 9.ufsI,
tOnns Id pifsn, psTtn e9awl 20 mart Sd
natm ben ndffsn tsRen, Der mir IN Die 3ane
tam. Sas iass i'd bsim Bcre enes @sntIs>
mans unp Sffeisrs !" a,5 t:m
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metner Gbaiis nah ycrt ;urid. Die Sats mar
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n mann esmnaG msine 0eHe nit Sad, Der mir Ss$
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renn ie isltt itrsr ssrunrFst,is sebatt batts, ID
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en niGt nit senausr NOtb esm S4miess gu Gr,tua
str G,rssn entrinnsn z" @t# 1873
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ater, Sssrf, ssatlsn Ss uns SIR siSsnss atsn
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d. Oterf O9oOntY ieui,ts uni i4attehs ZEN Ropi
see pgetn, uein. mens SWnssu, fir beute Nbsnp fs'
ka GeI6thtsn mthr - iG nil Die meinise tur sir,
.sr- anssre @sssenbeit aufiparsn. Cir jsyt last r
nd Ilai8sn treien UNI uns bic Gti.r in tsitdusSt
SswsBuns sr9atsn."
IS y Gin BprtIpisl, rsI Nams. sinrs bstann'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

gertteibtsuns hfrSunserisllen.
Suna9csten werpen oCn rem Gerbsratbetsn tDhs
Fcns alS hel6e 0sl&Upfs traurss Siseuner, ,taibs
S6ssrsn" unr ME ris Hamsn als bsibsr mDssn.
anssichsn. Sic sIhsr nassssn bstauptsn, saB
Der gtsfane ned nett bsNsr ais Der febsnts 5im'
mel 9utumsrs, eab n bic 3rsns aasr 9Iads'
lst,it lri. - Gi, wenn bic gsrbsratbstsn 10 uns
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ibre Sslissit unp !aiisn GRsere unssi6rrsns-
8arum ltiratben eisenai& 10 sisle 9tdnntr 2 -
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pic gu tspisu, S:mesutnFpie ansundpen unp If.
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:tit rse Sun5sstaenIetens! DER wirr ron rsn
Nlattsrn, mslts teiratbsiaeiss SS&tsrn haten, &C.
BAT dslt, gum Sbse ssteten unp einsslarsa, jsesrs
,cit uasenirt surSuiprs6en, ais Oh man pa su Saule
w1re? Der 9sriae. Gr 1T Ter aaumwertens,
unp usnn er firtt, frcusn i'm nod ale Nan6rn,
ri. i'm nitbt tsfummtn tsnntsn, Slumsn aui's
0tat.
gBsr Iirsut 8lumsn auf ras Grat rints gsrbsis
ratttttu9 esine Nttps , @pa tswaGu! Gle
/, wsint .in msnis uns hdnst f& 10 itnsa ais mtsf
lid = an einsn Qnrsrn. Ser mub fb qualsu
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

nsn Gipiltlsicern renn i'd Der9as Gu1 gu las
aen, sa5 er ndbt n Uniform auf rem BAD eesau-
gen mar = sr iae re6t srmiret nns l6lafrig aus,
unr tot MIN isine srobe, masere 9eslsiterin Der
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id mid ,u msinsm GrltTude nisrer unp frsuts
mid IGen in Grpantsn, pe id Sad iltsrraf6fn
mrllts. Gttu sIns i'd nit mir gu NattF, ME tr
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gen lura Sads Gimme untsrtrphen mmPr, Ter
IA in naGf anItuFenrsn 3mmsr tronr, ra7 nuF
rur6 sinsn punusn GuiAIag SVn cGm mein:n Sc:
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nit SGncn Cir - tas 1T Miss" srWiEertt etnsr
Ter ttilan M1unrr.
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rarum mir "a iinr, teb rarf IS S1nen nht crit l1s
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IN 5tcutanr Tnren."
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ad nab 6eTeln, une rcr oIte SAmie whr III 10
MAIDEN ais en giltpi
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In, trgea'
'ite .Gas? - eis uns BE Gao9 Hter 3"lamm
lsis itNsln, Cir; le it nat etsfsr Aets 3qtl"sNmsF
nit .NaA mas fir sinsm Att, S9r Gummt0p
iei ypjr 6uo nod nidt serfsiratsst."
iris Nsin, aud rasn sts rss iur jeBt njat II
cben 81 eerau5 nit ZEN Te1rln, Gpm, mir tUn
rssn uiat rem sanpn Sag t'rlstsn UNI u"l'Fs
,rsi. NIT l,,rsu aspsn scrlisrcn."
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III tr in s4utS uno stauuen ssrist, Drss {
uiti, a,r il ou,t lei Cant, trta scnus, um c
mae NeutIrmous 6als srittis sp trsfcn. Sd |
am. gu4 raI1r, guh raYpm unp aus msinsm G'ei
,i.t, ~ m,fs,n ,Ee id nod eieIes 81 ssrtrUdn
sm ut,r tei mcincm Gescn, Cure sSsiFer m'Se"
Ser nsa itrcn 2raurytlsicern umItecn." !"
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rrr 7,b t.ine5pe9s cin;Auaern lief, u'Uir tro'
,,. 7tr, pp0tn nimmcr LANCER, mir tsnnen Ter
IN 4,u 0j,it;ttsn iApn l1nscr. sie linr ftd"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

S6nurrbGrtt.t- Sn ssn 3situnjtn ut
i,st pisi bic 9isre ssn sMer. alien Gamt. rts s'f
rtn q duunbart aui Der Sssrlires tat. W 1T
tir ,u eanes gar ni6ts llnSsmTenIid''. faS
iuroc Gameu ftun sGnurrtdrts am ZEN E'Fs'"
tas,n uur pFcs,n fs IA Ht@t !" Wa0l'"'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
bHERIFF'S SALE,
State of Ohio. Vinton CountV,


Horny Johnston Pitt In Court Of
against Common Pleas
Abraham Johnston, etal Defts order Of sale.
DURSUANT to the command Of an order of
I sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, of the aforesaid
county of Vinton, l will offer at public sale at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town of Nc
Arthur, in the aforesaid county eff Vinton on
Saturday the 9TH day Of December 1863,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, an
four o'clock, P NJ, of said day, the following
real estate, to-wit The north east quarter Of
the South east quarter of Sec
ton number sixteen, (l6,) In Township
number ton, (l0) of Range number seyon teen,
(lT, except ten acres off Of the south side of
said forty acre tract owned by Damerin Tarr
& Co. Also tho northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section number fifteen,
u.s. In Township numb Der ten, (l0,) of Range
number seven teen, (lT, excepting ten acres off
of the south side Of said tract of forty acres
owned by Damerin Tarr q Co., and also keep.
ting twenty acres of Of the east side Of the re-
naming twenty hcres off of the east side of the
remaining thirty acres, owned by William
Walker, lying and benign ssid Vinton county
Ordered to be sold in pursuance Of IN order Of
said Court, made at the September term there
Of 1863 in said cause, wherein pertition was
filed for the partition Of said premises etc.
Appraised at one thousand dollars, (Sl0O0, J
uncumbered by the dover.
TERMS OF SALE, one third of tho purchase
money in hand,' and the residue In two equal
annual installmepts, with int;est from the day
of sale, deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises.
HEWITT q EdMINsroN, ARCH. NORRIS
Att,ys for P!tff. Sh,ffV. Co D,
Oct. 29 tn lS83--5w. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
SHERlFF'S SALE
State of Ohio, VintoH County,

State of Ohio, Tintoa County,
Township ronn,oou poa
against
Thomas Up Eorth Dcf. Vendi
DURSUANT to tho command of an order of
i sale in the above cause to me direoted from
Court of Common Pleas, Of tbs aforesaid Ooun-
ty Of Vinton, will offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House, in the Town Of Near
thur, in the aforesaid County of yinton, on
Saturday the 9Th dag Of December 1858,
Between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, ?. NJ, ofsaid day the following
real estate, to-wit The south halfof tho
northeast quarter of the north east and the
southeast quarter Of tho north east quarter Of
Section number thirty-one, (3l y in Township
number nine, (9,) Of Range number eighteen,
(ls,) in Vinten County Ohio, containing sixty
acres more or less.
Taken 40 the properly Of Thomas Epworth,
TO satisfy a judgment in favor Of tho Trustees
Of Riebland Township.
Appraised atthree hundred a nd fifty dollars,
$3.50 } and must bring two-tAirds of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash In hand.
ARCH NORRIS,
Oct. 29th l663,-6w. Shff. Y. Co., o,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE. :
State of Ohio, Vinton County.


Richard Ashurst & Son Pitts. In Court Of
against }Common Pleas
E. a. Bratton, ct al. Dofts Order Of sale. ale.
DURSUANT to the command of al order of
i sale In the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid
County Of Vinton, will offer at public sale at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town of
Mo ARTHUR, In aforesaid County of Vinton, on
Saturday the 5th day Of December, 1863
Between che h,urs Of ten, O'Clock A. M, and four
o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following Rea
estate to-wit: about seventy sores Of land
commencing at thesouth-east corner of the
southeast quarter of tie south east quarter
of Section number FIVE. (5,) in Township num-
bsr nine, 90 Of Range number eighteen, (ls,)
in Vinton county Ohio thence west to the eek
thence up tie bed Of the creek td Solomon
Redferns line thence southeast along said
Redferns line to the northeast corner of the
southwest quarter Of the south west quarter
Of Section number four, a. in Township and
Range aforesaid. Thence south to the south
corner of said last named forty acre tract thence
west to the place Of beginning. Also the north
half Of ln-lot number niIety-seven, (s7,) ex-
t,ep ten feet off of south side of said north half
Also b ives half of ln-lot number n a
hundred aud sixteen, (ll6,) IN the town of Nc
Arthur Vinton county Ohio. &C.
TAKEN as tho property of Z, A.. Bratton, to
satisfy judgement Of aforesaid Court, In favor
Of Richard Ashurst Son.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: The first de-
seribed realty at twelve hundred dollars, and
lot number ninety-seven except ten feet of at
two hundred and fifty dollars, AElot number one
hundred and sixteen, at twenty dollars, and
must bring wo-tbirds Of that sum. =
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
A.G. D d. l.. Baows, ARCH. NORRIS,
Attys. for Pltft. Shff. v. Co. o.
Oct. 29th. ls68-5x. -. 80