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This popular hotel Is situated on corner broadway
and Second street. convenient 10 tha landpg fnd IN
the Railroad depots. Also near oil bustneaf touspS,
banks and places Of nrnuselnsEt. 80
Brealriast for early trains at O'Clock.
opnihuses tor all 'rairs !eaytng ;hs c,t.'
Arr T. fEa5
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
REgU.AR CONGRATULATIONS

LANCASTER L0HGr.. H9. r-,...... .;gye..,a, y a..
CHATTER. 70. Ii. 20 ..
y. I1-i.MAN, i.3Gg.-e!.
Lancaster. July Q, l3ge--lj
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Pleasant To;wnsltp semin,ry

itHSNut bONuSutp Seuhiu 'Ey'
TENIIE above Seminary, united with the Hygiene.
\ Home Cure, is IN Institution Of learning that
presents TO all but moro especially to Invads, the
opportunity ol securing thorough Education, and
OF improving their physical powers nt the same time,
and forless money thnn treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure
For particulars, send for circular and remembsr
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will coSlmence on MONDAY, MARCH the
81 A. D. 1863 and consist of 40 weeks divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the 30th to June 10Th
1859. Twelve weeks tuition s6 yavatou 10 weeks
Fall Session, from August LIST November the 10Th
1858, Twelve weeks tuition SO, No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, 1868 to March
18th, 1854 Sixteen weeks tuition IS.
Tuition must DO pnd in advance or secured by note,
and no reduction viii be made on account Of absence
O@Doar.ing, consisting Of farinaceous food, frHit,
aud vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals at
81 por week
BD-I have also purchased Pisno, and secured the
services Of PtofessorC souSEDER to give instruction
on the Piano. and other instrument of music on rea-
sonahle terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant.
February "a, 1es2-Iy5o
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Dr.. Sweets Iutriiahle Lurneat i. prsosr-i s.ir
tle recipe Of Dr. st'pl": sweet, Of gJnac,tc'.t n-
greo! bone setter. and nts hDa1 uscl ia hs rr,rgo
for the last twenty years With a." 'n1-t ss."ai ~
success A. 81 ezt"-afl rome !v { 81 rl,i p r-. Il.
ana w'l' alleviate paij npr= -reeir than gug ,.aas
preparation. For ell Ehs3rg Q an No~gIHs = .or.
anT5 IS truly nil DE. All Is crr.tY" ltrs -c-
WCund-, -Pr4i1s, B'H.-e.. &C., IT, -09thu, h. .a2
4Ai powerful strengthening r~,pnr.,es tin Mt ,sI.
der ~ a-t1nis hm"nt pf ~! shD hag- eyer ven i'
tn'l. Over one tIpI3lni certificates of rerHHrloN
cures performed by within the rs! tHy ycus ',a-
this i1ct. see Advertisement. I-!4
JNDIT01 Of GizETTE-D,7- 81. wth r,u
~ perln ss.ou W 81 N T. the ~clle-- D! r1..
paper that 7 u send v retfra mail 10 m wh0 ,si
T. free 10 a. with { 81 d rr.tuus 10Y ineEr
Nd using s.npi" Nc.o! lla Balm tlrt W 4 ctg G..
1.lr remove IN ton dH's. Pmrles. ElIt,hos, Tn
Frc:klas, oni G Impurities o. TIC -k.n. l"a7 ~ ;L.
same son. clear. smooth an hn,rt fl
VII al - NAL ''cn ~ those hsy'u, f.l He'd o.
Bar" Ft""-. simple directions a7l ll,or 0a tn.
VII enable th'm ~ start O NH growth NJ Lrv.r.-
iiHr, Whisltrrs or M1q-tlehc IN less th.r o. lar
lappc0ti"ns "n9rcr"lby return mail free Ofrh,Ty
h1spe.tir'l' l'r v01rs.
THOMAS F. CH NpMAT. Chemist
No. S3l Broadway Nsw York.
April %, ls53-2m4
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J. W. Pear1e, pfft ! Bnf1re J. y nrso7. ~
vs.. toe " the PHaee " y rl'
Joseph White, Def. Towhihip, Farfn "a, ohio
ON the l5tl day Of Sept 1873. sad Jps.,ce .ssuoG
Fnn order ofatA in the above acton ?oT tn
SUN yfS.Ntecn Dollars.
Milersport, Sept. 18th, 60. J. ". PEAR.E
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
gatiycs in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been.
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. D., q Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold By
t!=a.tsIe ~ Si..orl Co., Kaufman 4 Co.. and
George q. Be.a, Lnutns.es, ohio.
Jul! %, io5s-iyl7
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Notice to Tax Payers.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that hereafter the month.
Wy Tax m1st he paid between the 9uh and last of
each montlH Persons falling tn make payment within
and otherwise be dealt with according To law.
II. NJ. CLARKE
Deputy Collector,
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

pursuance an order Of sole grEtei hv the pr--
hate cnnr; o! Farfel County, Ohio wll oii"r '"r
sale. at public auction rra 0f dover, N Saturday.
the 3Ist day of October, sos, 1t 'l,r io5r II
The Court Ionsc. IN the city OF Len 4,."r. ClIo h.-
trecn III" hours of!1 oslo L, 4. ", AMI 1lDcl:, T.
W.. the following lesrrbal Real Estate t0-,rt:
The south half Of iH-lot nH'H unty-tgo i92. in
Clrpenters adi;on 20 the ton, city NJ Lnna5tcr,
Ohio
Terms or sAtr-0ne-t third IN hand. ona th,ri in one
vo1r, 1ui the residue in two va'r- i uteres; On the
deferred payments from the lay orsio.
Apgrs sei at seven hundred dol.-s.
c y Prt--
,,.,.. Aimr. of il2 Estlte oiAni.ew Jones, dee.
W. Pitt Gree l. Attprnev.
Sept. 81, / G3-2 If
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DO- jesse Outcalt still has on hand
alargo stock of Furniture, which be is
selling cheap for cash.
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NOiIca 10 TnYsPnYrrs.

The ANNUAL LIST for 1868 is in
my hands for collection. CARRIAGE
TAX and INCOME TAX must be
paid Immediately.
r. NJ. CLARKE,
Collector Fairfield Co.
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum.
scald Head, Sore Eyes.

from Harrey S!ctisr, Esq. re able editor m he
ynsckhdnnocL democrat, Pe1nsyiudnia.
"OnT Ouly child, about three years OF age, was nj.
tackled By pimples on his forehead. They rapidy
spread until they formed a lOathsomc and yirulent
sore. which covered his face. and actually blinded
his ewes ior some days. skilful pbyseian applied
nitrate OF silver and other remedies without any ap
parent effect. For fifteen days guarded bis hands,
lest with them lie should tear open the fostering and
corrupt wound which covered lis whole face. Hay.
ing tried every thing else We had any hope from, we
began giving your SARsAPAHILLA, aud applying
tile iodide Of potash lotion, you direct. The sore
began 10 heal when We had given the first bottle,
and was well when &c had finished the second. The
childs eye.ashes, which had cCme out, grew again,
and he Is healthy and fair as any other. The
whole neightorhood predicted that tie child must
die y
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Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HAIL
.. Lancaster, o., Nov. 1. 1853.
Tg7IE qualified Electors Of the Second ward in the
4 city 0fLancNster nrc hereby notified that an Elec-
ton will he held in said Wnrl,
On TNeSday the First day Of Deccm.
Der, 1863,
for Trustee ll the vacancy occas,oncd by the
resignation OrN, Young Esq. The poll to be held at
the Clerks Office in said Ward and be opened between
the hours of six and seven in the morning and closed
at six in the evening.
Given under my hand and the corporate seal
[sEAL. of the city of Lancaster, this 18th day Of No
Vcmhcr, 1861
Oct 5-32 4w SAMUEL EWING, Mayor
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AdminIstTnror,s NoIIee.

NoTlcEls hereby gwen. that the unders gned hsve
boen appointed aud qualified as Adninistr. tors Of
the Estate of An1reV sbaeiier deceased Al persons
hayng elafns agpiust said estate VIII proseit them
legally euthentcst"d, within one year and al who
are indebted, viii make Immediate payment
IsRAFI SHEFFER,
Oct. ij-2s JW ANDREW suEFFER.
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SOLDIERS tkTEREST

SOLDIERS INTEREST
PwOunD4 s@2
4 e.ENCY
For Collecting Bounty Money
PENSIONS. BACK FAY,
AND
MILITARY GLAZING GENERALLY.
'E'E5Ei 5iis agency 9f7 ". TALLNADGE& Co, tortae
st continued for this and adjoining COUNTIES, st the
H. =. .HEINuUND,
Corner Of Main ail Columbus Streets
LANCASTER, OHIO.
PROMPT nt,e1toa will br ~yea to prepare nj neces
saFy papers Tor the collecting 0.
Hounty Money
Due to Soldiers by reaso1 Of ofexpratop Of service or
nseh2rGrt on lncount NJ wounds received While in
the scrvice. Also N Widows and Heirs Of solIier.
who die in the service.
Pensions
Allowed BY law to al aoliers diaqel ln scrvec to
Wiio"s, Orphans. or W.oTel Mothers Of deseased
5oiAels. Ouf iaaltes l0l collecting
Hack Pay,
Are no. surpassed h7 -ay. Our cyporcnce has
who have cl1ns against the Govcrnmeut VII 10 we'll
'' consul. as either m person o. by !et;sr.
~. neIuY Nat
o!hoe of H. Il. RRiNlICHD, Agent,
.-- C9.n"r o. da u ana Coi4nIyJ. irnets,
LANCASTER, ONO.
l- References.
W. 'n,. so,ha!lT ra:ora,ncal T. " TMLMhpGg, os
wall honestly Hry out whatc@eT b. proposes to 10.
w.. q. ko-"crns, MAJOR Gorersl CsA.
T. r. E9rE.@5luIl, Ai'gta;'io1crHU = 1.
r. = b.,s p. ,"rsSgt. 31''t"Fldas'er Gener .! Ohio.
EE-G0ynu0r bonn son
Weslso refer t. ,.c following o'Tcer. in ssry..a.
or"enerl ". r. shaunin.
Bng ID or General If. J.. Eyi'lg
r =. p57d. csI -
E. II Pppov 9th
Lieut. Colonel -wavio, 43l
NJ or TpabA.s .g.rL, j., E.,,.,ett u w
T.. p.J4stson ON -.
II. II. G.rsv 80 "
w rrf'r 70 tho 'o,lo'0: r'Za,,p or Laq.n.-a- no.
Hon. Ihomoi Ewing, Hon L. Ewing Acssrr Inn,
TER /; D1rgh".'v, John D. Nrri.n, Jpl.r s. lr,5oe.
m,,h'r"s r. .I~1g'rr. Istr Refer, Ku.L Z Co., Dr.
Wag"phali, Pens on Surgeon ' -'
Lancaster, August y, lsi5-2l9
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E&aDES Gl NI gDGaCae-
Estate of Moses Thompson, deed.

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersigned ha'
y been appointed pml qualified rs admin strator
with the will annexed, of the estate of Moses Thomp.
son, late of said county, deceased.
Persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate pryiucnt, and those having cltjmt
against said estate to present them. properly verified
JOHN V. HRlSON,
Almr. with the will annexed
M.llersport Oct. % 81 3w ofMoscs Thompson.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, In
competency Premature Decay, and Youthful Error,
actuatcd by desire to benefit others, will be happy
to furnish to all who need it free of CHARGE the recipe
and directions for making the simple Remedy used in
his case. Those wishing to profit by his experience
md possess Valuable Remedy-will receive the
same, by return mall Carefully acolcd) by addressing
JOHN h. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York
~
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ErysipelaS = General Debility - Purify the
Blood,

From Dr. ROJt. Sd,cjn, Houston 81, N. 7.
Dr. AYR: ] seldom fail 10 remove Erlptions and
ScTQfIiO1U Sores by the perseyering use Of your
SARshPARILLA, and have Just now cured an At
tack OF NahDrDdnt ETy5ipetds with II. No altera-
tive VIC possess equals the SARsAPARILLA you have
supplied 10 the profession as well to the people"
From J. Z. JotnStOn, Esq, Vakeman, Ohio.
"FOr twelve years had the yellow ErysipeaS on
my right arm, during which time tried alI the eel
ebrated physicians could reach, and took hundreds
OF dollsis' worth Of medicines The ulcers were 30
bad that the cords became visible, and the doctors
decided that my arm must be amputated. began
taking your rSARsAPAEILLA. Took two bottles, and
some Of your PILLS Together they have cured me.
am now az well and sound as anyb body. Being in =
public psce, my case is known 10 everybody in this
community, md exctes the wonder Of ALL"
From Hon Henry Mo1ro, A. p p, n Ne,rcasfie. c
w., a leading member Of The Canadian Parliament.
IL have used your SARsAPARILLA In my family,
for general debility, and for purifying the blood.
with very beneficial reyults. and feel confidence IN
Commenting II to the afflicted"
st. knthony's Fire, Rosc, gaIt Rheun
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.pc.-A Ayers
.p, WORLDS o.. ARILAp

soRoTULA AID sCRorULoUs DIsEAsER.
Prom Emery Edes, a ueil-knotcR merchant n
Ogford, MdiRe.
have sold large quantities OF your SARaARAA-
lila, but never yet one bottle which iailed Of the
sesrsS effect and full satisfaction TO those Who toos
H. IA fast our people try H. they agree thsro hes
been DO medicine like II before In our community"
Eruptions, Pimples. Blotohes, Pustulos,
Ulcers, Sores. and all Diseases Of the sktn.
From Rev. Robt. Straiton, bristol, EnoIoMd.
I" oDly do my duty TO you and the public, wlen
ndd my testimony 10 that you publiSh OF the me-
dicinal virtues OF your SARsAPARILLA. My dauRh-
ter, aged ten, had an affecting humor In her ears,
eyes, and hair for years, which we were unable 70
cure until we tried your SARsAPARILLA. She has
been well for some mouths"
From Mrs. Jane f. Rice, irel( knolrn and much
esteemed lady Of DehnisrtRe, Cdps Nay CO., ~. J.
Ny daughter has suffered for year past with
ecrOf1lous eruption, Which was very troublesome.
NOtbin afforded any relief until we tried your Sac.
sAPARILLA, which soon completely cured her,"
From Cldries p Gage Esq. n the ioideiv vIn0Wn Grm
Of Gage, uuTTdy o., mdnlVdctuTsTs Of eRdHS-
eled papers IN Ndsltud, ". II.
| had for several years very troublesome kn-
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worpe until
II dis6guTed my features and became an intOlerabO
nffiiction. tried almost everything man could Of
both advice and medicine, but without any relief
whatever, until took your SARsAPARILLA. 10
immediately made my face worse, as you told me u
might for time; but in few weeks the new skin
began 10 form under tiIe blotches, and continued
until my face 10 as smooth as any body's, and am
without any symptoms Of the disease that know
Of. enjoy perfect health, and without doubt owe
II 10 your SARsAPARILLA.'
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ATTiCII5IEST.

April p, lsJ3-2m4
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MILITARY GLAZING GENERALLY.

TEIHE Agency Oft W. TALLNADGE& CO. for the
Collecting Of soldiers and GoyeruIncrt claims is
" continued for this and adjoining counties, al the
Osaerd Agency Clies Of
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FROM CHARLESTON.

FoRr MoSRoE, December 27---The steamer
Massachusetts arrived this morning from
ChSrleston harbor with two hundred and forty
exchanged men, forty four sick, and sixteen
rebel prisoners, captured on the rebel steam.
or Cheatham. The Massachusetts, has on
board portion of the rebel distractions from
Charleston harbor
Dates to December oath, state no event OF
Importance occurred since the sailing OF the
last steamer. There had beeh iittle firing be
tween the land batteries, for the last few days.
The Ironsides and monitors were laying safe
at their anchorage. There was no prospect
of active operations.
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FRANCE
BLOCKADES
PORTS.
MEXICAN

WARRINGTON, Dec, 2G.-Information has
been received at the State Department to the
effect that orders had been sent by the lmpe-
rial Government of France to the Commander
in-Chief of the French naval forces in the Pa
cifc Ocean to place in state Of blockade the
ports OF Acapulco and San Bias, but through
q spirit Of liberality and comfy on the part
Of the French Emperor, has decided that
American packets which constitute the line
between Panama and San Francisco shall
cautinue the privilege of touching at Acapul,
co, in order to renew their stock OF coal which
they may receive for the completion of their
voyage, II being understood that these vessels
shall not leave or receive any passengers at
ports or merchandise
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oAPTuREs--RE.ENLIsTMENTs.

NEw YoRK, December 2s.-The 7Fibune's
army dispatch states our cavalry have return.
ed TO Bealton Station having made a success
fol foras against the rebels, driving the guer
illas into the mountains and destroying, Al
Luray, an extensive saddle and harness fac
tory and several tanneries also, capturing q
number OF prisoners, the rebel mail and a
quantity Of medicines anu dry gsods
The HeTalds dispatch says the re-organi
cation Of the army has commenced
General Tyler has been assigned TO the
command of the Irish Legion.
Deserters from North Carolina troops are
availing themselves Of the Presidents Proea'
nation.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
sheldens a slason
~


Hamilton Garner a Co.
DY urue Of, and IN obedience to, the command of "A
ID yend execution 6o-, 10 me directed from the su.
peror Court Of Montgomery county, Onto will ofer
a public sale at the door Of tho Court House IN tho
city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, January %, 1863,
At two o'clock m Of sad day, The following described
real ustafe as the property OF Hamilton Garner A 20,
being the undivided one half Of the following desonbed
real estate, to.w Beginning on the north side Of lot
No. 1883 IN the city Of Dayton thlrtythree feel weBt
OF the northeast corner OF said lot No 1889; thence
south parallel with the east limo Of said oi TO tho u Of
the depth OF said lott thence west parallel with tha
north line Of said lot and LOT 1881 in said cy ~ esi
thence north with the east ne OF lot No. 1882
70 the north line OF said lot No 1881; thence east with
the north line OF lot Nos 1891 and 1899 thrty.three
feet 10 the place OF beginning
The above described premises under n iormar eve.
uton were appraised az $500.
The above described promises we're taken on execu.
ton as the property OF llamiton Garner 4 Co. at the
suit OF sheldeus slason w Hamilton Garner 4 90.
Toe above property cannot sell Tor iess than * Of
the appraiseTnent Terms cash. 80 2" r
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff AIont eountv
OHARtEs PAgR0rT, Attorney. dei9wis
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New YOrh nIarket,

Nrw YoRK, December 2s.--Flour steady
8 higher 65@6 40 for extra State;
I G0@7 10 for Round Hoop Ohio Wheat
shade hrmer and in good demand 43O47
Chicago spring 43G946 for Milwaukee club
4S@53 for Winter Red Western; 57@6O
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy ] 259l 26 for store. Oats
lo lower 85@s61, Pork shade 6rmer | 90
al 62 old; ] ll!G9l II new mesa Lard
frmer ll@l2t. Whisky active and irmer
a. 92@93 -at N1rH
NEw YoRK, December 2S.--Stocks dull,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand at
seven per cent Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81 Erie 6l. New
York Central 3l!. Reading lss
Gold 81. Coupons 81 20. Harlem So
One year certificates 98A.
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LATEST ME WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, December 2s.-The morning
papers are barren Of news
The steamer Olympus, with Liverpool dates
to the 9th has arrived The ships Winged
Racer Mannilln, Forney and Amanda were
captured and burned by the Alabama, Novem-
ber 10th, off Java Head
private investigation is progressing at
Queenstown into the recent enistments there
by the Federal steamer Kersage
The Richmond correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times admits that the blockade has now
for the first time, made access to the rebel
ports really dangerous aud difficult
The correspondent OF the same journal with
the rebel army in Tennessee admits that the
crisis is approaching 10 the South, and pays
high tribute TO tho magnlGcence of the North
ern faith aud seli-reliance, ms contrasted with
the lukewarmness OF the Southern masses
Ltperp0ol, December l6.---Cotton closed
with downward tendency. BreadstulTs fiat
and easier. Provisions quiet and steady
Consols cloaed at ninety
There are rumors of probable material
reduction in the British Naval estimates
The mammoth iron clad Monitor of nearly
1000 tuns was safely launched in the Thames
The replies of the Germanic Confederation
I to Denmark and Greeee,in regard to Con
gress, is published All accept 1t is re-
ported that Austria sent a note definitely de-
cining the invitation.
1t is stated that Drouyn de Il Huys' circular
to the French diplomatic agents relative to O
Congress, stating that the refusal of Engand
has frustrated the combination but France il
ready to come to an understanding with the
governments willing to debate pacfcately
among themselves, Those questions are liza
l.. aaI 10 al
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sHERiFFs sALE,

Jonathan Gebhart, guardian OF Ellen r. I.aRoae, Az.
nes LaRose and MinervaA J. LaRose w. Elizsben,
Mykon. Superior Court Of Montgomery county
Ohio. In partition.
DuRsUANr TO an order OF sale made by the supe-
Il ror Court OF Montgomery county, Qhin, tn this
case, viii offer nj public sale, the premises on
Tuesday, January 10, 4. D. 1864,
Between the hours Of twelve NJ. and tour O'Clock T.
NJ, the following described real estate, to.wit Al
situate IN tho county Of Montgomery aud state OF
Ohio, IN the southca,t quarter OF section No. y town
FARMING LANDS.
FIRST TfRct-beglnning nj tho northeast corner OF
said qHrtcr section al stone; thence south ~ east
~ poles to a stake ia the middle OF the public road;
the, ce south 4O' west oil poles 20 a stake ia tho
middle Of the Miamshurg aud Centerville Turnpike
% a siake thence north So west 90 poles along ,d
road 10 the west line of said tract; thenoe north 10
SV west 1853 poles TO astoAe sot for corner then
south $40 east 1880 poos to the ulaoe OF beginning
containing 81 i3-tO0 acres. =
eond Tract-Beginning at a stone set for the
southeast corner of said quarter secton nori
s4' 3O west l025 poles 70 stone set for a corner
thence northl0 80 we Il 3s.l poles TO the middle OF
the Mamisburg andCentervillerurnpike road; thence
south So east 90 poles along said Turnpike to stake
tor acorner; thence south CO.. east 4S poles along
said Turnpike TO tho east line of said greater sections
thence south I east 45 poles to the place Of beRn
ming, con aiming IL ~ 100 acres. Hii =
Third rract-Begnnng on the east line OF said
quarter in the middle O the Miamsburg and Center
VILE Turnpike road, 40 poles north Of the southeast
corner Of said quarter secton thence north 6O5 wost
H. poles along said Turnpike to n stake 1T the inter
section OF putlle road and said Turnpike; thence
north 10 east 6l poles along said public road to the
east ine vi said quarter secliOn thence south 10 east
SO poles to tho place of beginning geonhnng GO. 100
acres. H-.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT.
Also, lot No. 93 on the revised plat OF Miamsburg,
In the county OF Montgomery and state OF on o.
SAID irnng lands are situate ON the Miamsburp
and Nenteylle Turnpike, with houso and harm on the
man tract
Said several tracts have been appraised aa follows:
First tract NJ SO per acre, whole amount IOT 2h
Second tract at SO peraore, whole amount 1879 "
Third tract at $40 par acre. whola AmOunt ass I'd
SAID house and lot m Miansburg at. ...... 900 On
And cannot sell for less than two thirds of Lhe ap-
praised value thereof
TERMS OF sALE--one-thlrd OF tho purchase
money cash Ia hand day of n q; one-third in one
year, aud one-third IN two years from day Of sae;
Diet, rrsd payments TO bear interest om day of sas
and to he secured by mortgage on the preniises
GEORGE WoGAMAN, ShenT Mont county
ADAM CLAY, Attorney, .r f.H dolgwts