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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
AU TOMATO ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS
NJ ELODEON S
fHIETT.HvE rHsIsANp xow IL tsRi
Every lastPunest Warranted for Dlye lean

In presenting the AUTOMATIC Oxatx ~ boldv N.
nouncs the greatest triumph In musical nsruments
the age Daring the pAst half century french and
Germans have Manufactured reed instruments with
do1hie neio~s aDf tao pedals for the operate
bat the want VI ths reversed ExHArsrrsx nsaIows
(which b the only bellows used IN uade
fnpssseIe for them to pFsrtaee the nesx rich snd
musical tone for which instruments srecelehr,asd
Another OBJ rction to this method hio~fr ~ thsf
both feet being occupied optort nifty wal avreA fy
tbs 0anaGs0sat Of the s~ri Wfhn the .. Il two vss.s
Instruments Constructed this Eurrrealn ptan Of
-Oahe tlcvers" have been rsnufsrfn "a III ti, conn
Try and 70 eountersct this difacutx want aa sweI
ever has been projected fo til. centre a che instru
nent 90 ct upon the swell mar sRx
The incesven5sacr and neccssary 10 .rf this
object. are d-arreeab~ enanxh a gent erAn but 10
ady the USE Ut such .ppendsg- nearly Inn ox<fbe
Or AUTOMATIC device absases this atcn inv entirely
se .mpis sef q tio.ins with mEe o. I~~4rre rvtnk
tn dcesr~d In the volume OF tome
ro< svsnfseu years the superior exe*rneA OF cur Ne
lnsons not been questioned for tw y-.rS p.ss
the demand has u s.ur.osrIs for ~ r.
MEET ordsr~ promptly With cnr I'd friIiff-,
- Eel warranted In assuring Patrons sat their or
dess VIII be promptly met and sofirt cctfiussn~e Of
fAstr patronage
- A1srsi tisessa to ci<rsynxs cA.rsses -
oeAssis.
ADDRESS
0E0. !. PRuSCE 4 co, Buffalo. n. r.
0eO. n. PRINCE d CO., Chicago. Hi.
An Illustrated Catalogue With full decrsp,Ion az
styles. VII he sent free 10 any address novIs
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Ouscases Of the Nerve-e

~ SenaDa1, Urinary and sexual 0ys-
Sons-new and reliable trestment-in REPORTS 81 tAe
HoxARD AssoIAs1cH-Sent By mail In ssa.ed lseter -
velopes. hee of charge AaFcs DF. T. enlISu Ususayp
Howard Association, No. eouth Ninth Street. Ptfiad
phia, Pa aprf-AAvly
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Although there At present existing large number
Of Hair tcuics competing faf public patronage by
quens and repeated exnrerafen& Of their peculiar prom
critics, yet IL IL we'll known many who are under the
necessity Of resfing their aid they are uncertain
in their results The frequent inquiries which have been
made Of the sstscrbes for tonic which he could
rant for certainty Of effect and harmessnes have In
duced him to b-sfow much tae and the prouc-
ton Of one which should p~s-ss these qualities
res Of experiments hare enabled him to overcome all
dincuties aud IL h Of qualification him to
End his labors crowned With complete sncce~s-
Caho# Hair rouc h dye bnt restornfiye-rerfores
grey hair 10 ts natural color irparfs moisture and
glssy appearance 10 The hair tandraG cures
efuptions and all diseases OF the skin.
PefSons disposed TO become t~ld appii
cation and Of the Tonic their scalp
10 its former healthy condition
TESTI MONIALS.
We the und~rsgnsd hereby certify that the Tonic c4
George Cabus worthy Of the confidence IL the
~. Having tried the recommend IL for s sress
merifs-
John A Graham. II O. Alexander, Special Ags p o
Department. Vim. Funk keo-anqus- tscob Whitman
H. Charles Smith, keokrk; Vim. Lighiou II Mayor
- Price rs cents per Bottle. A liberal discount to
sas rade- sept-5-dosDo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
no THE PUBLIC.

On and after October 1st, 1864 the
subscription price to the Gazette will
be SO a year in advance, and SO so il
not'paid in advance. We have hesi-
tated long to mako this change in the
price Of tho Gazette, but we have at
last been driven to it by tho great ad-
vance in prices.
We arc now paying moro than
double the usual price for paper, while
the cost Of everything else necessary
TO disqualification of newspaper, has
advanced at nearly the same rate
Paper was formerly SO ream; now
We are paying Sc 25. 81
Before making this change in our
rates, we wish to give our subscribers
and all others, the benefit of the pres,
ent advance rates. We would, there.
fore, urge them to cali in person OF
send by letter, before the lst Of Octo-
Der. BY SO doing, they will have
the paper furnished them during the
ncxt year at the rate Of 81 so.
MILLER, KooKEN & SUTgHEN.
Lancaster, August 4, 1864.
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SUBSTITUTES.

Persons who have horror of being
drafted, and who arc in tribulation
about the quotas of their sub districts
should send South and procure substi-
tutes. They can procure either white
or colored substitutes at much lower
figure than they can bo procured at
homo. A number of men in one
neighborbood or township may join,
and send some person to secure SUBJ
stituto for each, thus saving expense
TO all.
This is being donc in the surround
ing cities and counties. Hundreds of
men may be had in tho rebel dis
tricts.
Persons who are in the habit of
swearing and tearing their hair at ev-
cry new call for troops may thus put
themselves at rest for the next three
years. By all means, let every man
who is able to do so send substitute,
and then give himself no more uncasi,
ness about drafts.
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Tn. Can for = Psscs als.tlnr.

The Copperheads are industriously
circulating their call for a peace meet
ing. We understand that some friends
Of the Union have signed it without
understanding fully its object. We
repeat our statement of last week that
it is d party movement, intended to
make political capital for the Copper
heads. If men are really in favor Of
Union and ofsuppressing the rebellion,
how can they write thoir names down
with those of mch who are enemies Of
the Union, and opposed to suppressing
tho rebellion. No man should lend
the influence of his name to a scheme
fo' manufacturing sentiment against
the cause Of the Union, and for stir
ring the people up to the point Of re-
sistancc to the draft.
Beware how you join With men who
arc now organizing in secret all over
tho country to overthrow the Govern.
ment.
We have heard it said that this
Peace Call means that Grant shall sur.
render to Lee and Sherman to Hood
That is about what it means. 1t is o
dishonorablc and insulting appeal to
the people to abjectly submit to the
lords who are now at war against the
people. ...
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ORDINATION.

Bro, Thomas J Powell was ordained
to tho gospel ministry in Lancaster,
Ohio, as pastor of that church, on
Sabbath, July Oath, 1864. Delegates
from the following churches: Gran
will C, Market Street, GAINESVILLE, Lick
ing, Fairfield, North Madison, East
Toledo and Lancaster. The following
was the order of exercises: Sermon by
Rev. M. Stone, d, d., ordaining pray
cr and charge to the candidate, Rev.
J. B. Sackett !; hand of fellowship, Rev.
]. G. Dawson; address to the church,
Rev. N. A. Read bencdiction by the
candidate. M. STONE, Moderator.
J. &. DAWSON, Clerk.
journal and Messenger.
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New York Market.
NEw York, August 10, 1864.

NEh AVhht august ~, lcbt.
FLOUR-State and Western heavy
and dropping at so 7j@0 IS for extra
State; $40 J0@10 So for extra round
hood Ohio; slO@l2 for trade brands
market closing steady with no buyers
at outside quotations.
WHISKY-Firm at 81 70 for State,
and 81 74t@1 rs for Western.
WHEAT-Opened rather nores steady
but closed heavy in favor of buyers
50 1892 25 for Chicago Spring 81 20
az 25 for Milwaukee club S2 4JC9
2 4G for Winter Red Western 81 3jQ
2 40 for unseasoned Winter and Red
Western.
OATS-DulI at 92c@s1 for western
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setoF refusal TO periorm this duty under his ord.
nanee, he shah on eehyeilon tpereof bs fined in
any SUM MOTTO execedfen dUlidri t
SEC. XIV. Any person who shall offer any hin.
dfeng9 y any o.icer Oi ihc city CT officer. fireman
aiiashedtO The Fire department. Vi sail ety IN tie
performance u Lii duty u tire or shal wllfuy in
ary nwnner, iprc, dei4se " destroy nny engine or
tfehlp lpsinlgs belonging 20 TIE Fire Depart IiIcnt oi
the city Of Lshglster, shall for the frst ot,ugo IN
tirs section mentoned, forfeit and pay Gne ql not
u exceed rsch'y-fise dollars, aud Tor the gcrond
offense N MS SECTION mentioned ie afa Ip,n CON
y-llon thef, Of LeiOrs ouy court having E gji.t,on
thereof la IlD any .llli not ess-cing ono thou.
s1hi doHns' ana IoriAeFins1t b. liable iJg all
sfc XIV Any member Of the Tro uc,r,tt,nopt
who shall Js c..te1 chef or ossstgnt s3pJueer or
C.ty anr !.Hi, she'll be exempt tlI the tuln n, m a
uel JI.e nom VII c9lIpsuy Iu:iag u tl.ecoi.rary
ty wAicli ~ iiay beiDIg,
shr. EHEl. That 10 person Or pcf3,Gs elsll Lc
allowed t1le any FtID if0ih any Of the pa ailr is-
terms ~ tius city eXsepf iDT the,pnTpDs- Ui eXLn.
gus llp9 lT'Hr uI for WpshHg CIs9ulnp or ryeriar g
the pebis engines Or other lpparntps Lclyns.Dg 10
the F'fc Department; nor slnii Gny person Do ul-
loved {" open any Vi the pubic ciscTHs NJ ths city
"Hi le1-r iheH uu"0Tcr"li qnd auy perton or per-
.0is os'nlug ogJn.t any q the prOyis ons Of this
5'ctou AAGIl, upon cpEyrtDn uIcgcg; before the
M.y7t .chnod sny gum iioIezceedins len dollars
ss- %&ElI. That my provision or pros, ionr n
M o. l.naD.c passed February A. sa7 entitled An
griMangc tg secure the Town Of LrTa-icr lrorg
h.", or VI th" OF lnan.c p.gscn F"brliaty = ls37,
ertil"i, AtCr1.nRa.e cstal sldgg typ fire cJinla.
mes lpf ~" Town " LLi- ttrf;' Of no" iupnoe
pa,'@d A!t u, ISL entitled, Supplement H. an
9FiinHee cstdAsli'pg two trr companies lVy ti.
IO"ii Q! Lancaster, hT VI an Urdh1''e passed NJ
yenber - 1871, entitled aoriinancc 10 amend N,
ordinance for III" protection Of tie Town Of I9ns-
Ter from IRE, AMI the suUll.,uru'Iry prli,ttu.n
t,rreto. and Of sh other Grinpneei relating To- In.
hfc dGp1'tn"ni p'fH"c city u Innsr'rr.m "a 'piupItll-
or inconsistent with gry provision ug provisions u
Ms ordinance be, and lie sainc arc hrrciy re.
sic. XXVHG This or,nnlicS sirf tl;,o off..i and
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pApERs ron TnE soLp1Eas.

Read tho letter from the 5Sth Regi-
mert thanking the people ot thocoun-
ty for the Gazette. The writer says
this act of kindness is proof of the
loyalty of our people.
We hope the townships which are
yet behind will sond in the amount
they wish to contribute at once. We
have funds enough now to send only
eight copies to each company from
this county.
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LAM collecting the claims due AN
DREW REID. Payment can be made to
me at REDS STORE until September
1st. At that date the claims remain
ing unpaid will be given for legal col
lection. rH r H. 9, WILT,
I hope all interested in the above
will pay up before September 1st. I
have no more control over the claims,
and the present owners will give no
more time on them.
Lancaster, Aug. 11.-20 3w.
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Exempt from Municipal or State
T.axalirn.

thor ya,;.c ~ increased ff5n one to three frf
cent per annun according TO The rate of tax levics
IN vliious ptrtg Of tho country.
40 the present rate u premium on gold they pay
over Flight per Cont. Interest
m"urren y and are of equal convenience rs pefh,a
n@nt ortemporlry Investment.
It's believed that no securities offer 50 great IN;
in;e,nen.s To lenders as the VARIOUS descriptions Of
L $. Bonds. Ia all otlerfor;n3 Of ndebtedRess, the
10Th u I'lty orptiglte parties stock eOfnpshts
or scporlt" communities only is pledged for psy
,nent wiule Or the debts Of the United States the
Whole properly 1.-THE country holden to secdre the
plyment Of 10Th principal Ind interest IN coin.
TIcie BouI; mag be SUBSCRIBED for in sums ffOm
so Up ~ nagn!.lde, On he same terms. and
thus made equally ayailnle to the smallest lender
,nl tho llraast caIitelist. They can he converted
utp lnOnry "a; any moment and the hollor will have
70. benefit yftbv interest.
Itmay DC usc.ul 10 stre IN this connection tia; the
tyt FunIed belt Of the Un.ted States on which in
lcrs Is payable in gold on the Sd day Of sarehlsei,
wl3 s7Css,jCo0. The interest on this deLt for the
coming fiscal year will be sij ,l2s while the Gus:
TONS rvScnuc in goll for the current hsl year. end;
as juno 5J sGi, hes Lecn so far ut the rate Ofoser
S.O,lOo,yg per annrIn.
I,g'll Lc ,aca tls even tl, 5.sSes. goid .stGsucs
of;l Go rrnncnt are largely in excess oftis sAuts
o!the TreaIury for tie inyment Of gold interest.
wli. ths recent increase 0. the tarifi will doubtless
raise the annual receipi3 from customs on the same
.InJunt oiiAipDFi4lO!is TO sI50,1yOo0o per annum.
in5:.l.t5ns to tic National Banks Aeiingss loan
ogrrts no; ,sucd from The United States Treas
ury Until Marcli g5 but in the first three weeks n
Aprl the sub,erpiCns averaged more than TEN
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Ee6Rl Notice.

TgNhomas Sundermanand Ruth SunderlnGn his wifa
l Richard Sundermnn and Rebecta Slnderiuan his
wife Rachel Stevenson, Lewis Stevenson, William
StnyChsbn Jcase Stevenson, of SAter Stevenson,
deceased; Hiram Stevenson, Wesley Stevenson, and
the unknown childfch and heirs ut law of Gideon
Peters, deceased, sou of Mary Peters deceased, and
the unknown children and heirs at law Of Sacr Ste
his wife; and Thomas Henry Walker, Samuel Conner
and Harriet COmcr his wife, will take notice that
Horny s. Holt gld Ruth Holt his wife; Sarah Barnes,
(widOw); Joseph Miner and Mary Miner his wife
and Elihu McCraclien and Rachel McCrackon his
wife, did on the 21th Of july A. D. 1851, file their pc
ttion IN the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Fairfield ard State Of Ohio, against them
petition is that the defendants, or such of them as
may hc vested with tie legal title to the lands in tho
petition described, to.wit part Of the West hli
of Section No. 9, Township II, OF Range Is in FAIR
field county, Ohio, and bounded follows Begin
ming Mt the Northeast corner Of said half section
thence West lGG pcrclcs 10 the North West corner
thence South 100 6lO porchcs to post thence East
liG pcrches thence North 100 6-l0 pcrchcS to the
place Otbcgnning containing l0i acres moro orcss
the last Will and Testament of Sarah Stevenson. de-
ceased, and for tho plaintiff as the benelicarcs ent-
tied to distribution Of the proceeds OF the sale thereof
and subject to be conveyed to- ahd absolutely vested
in the purchaser Mt the sue thereof; that said lands
he dccrecd to be sold by the fec simple title thereof
and that until sne thereof he made that receiver he
appointed by the Court to lease or rent saidlands
and for such other and further relefas shall be e1a-
bic. And the sMd nonresident and unknown dNfcn-
on or before the third Sathrdav after tho LIST day ot
September ID. 1861 HUNTER pAITGHE ERTY
AtornHysior Plaintiff
July2S. .ls-6w.pfSs IS
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OBITUARY.

DIED-August 4th, 1864, ANTHONY
SNYDER, at his residence in Hooking
township, after short illness, at the
age of So years and II days.
Ills remains We're Inferred on the
following day, attended by large
coucourso Of relatives and friends, sin
cerely mourning his departure.
May he rest in peace. J. T.
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visit ofthO hoard OF EnrollmeA t.

See tho notice of the Provost Mar
shal. Tho Board of Enrolment, hav.
ing failed to give notice of their form
Ell sitting in lancaster, will return
and hear applications for exemption
on Monday and Tuesday noxt. Those
having disabilities will please hunt
them up, and Be in early.
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TO our FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY

TO OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY
Our friends in the country would dc
tho public as we'll as ourselves great
favor, and mako tho Gazette an inter.
csting local paper, if they would send
us COMMUNICATIONS from their respec.
tive townships, giving brief accounts
0f whatever of public Interest trans.
pires, political or otherwise. Who
will take the lead in this mattcr2 Give
us short communications,
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Applications for Exemption
from Draft.
JHEADoRs BOARD OF ENROLMENT,
i2lh District. (irclerilin Ohln

I N obedience to Circular No. "a, War Department
I Provost Marshal Generals ofice, dated Washing
ofthe 18th District of Ohio will continue TO hear ap
plicahons TO he stricken fro the roll on account
Ist-Alienage. 2d-Non-residepce. 3l-Over Age
person not proper subject for enrolment under the
law and regulations. f."
The evidence in regard to uienage, Nongesjdeuce
and fenuirernens Of the law and regulators To The
duty of ofhenring and deciding upon claims for exem
ton, all the time that can be spared nom other du
ties, will continuously be deyotedhy the Board. A:
no time, limiting these examinations, is hxed those
enrolled may choose such time as stits theft eonve
nience.
U % d. ti'3 M. KAGAY, Conf. ,' a
June2o s4-16.t. W. g, JONES, Surgeon.
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j, l., REED,
II. o. STEM,
ii. G. G. REBER.
An Important Error In the DRAFT aaotO

An important Error ia the Dratt Quotn
[lrom tho Dayton Journal August 81.
We have reliable information that
an error has been detected in the as
signment of the quota for troops, in
Ohio, under the Presidents call OF the
18th ofJuly for 100000 men, Of 10000
in favor Of the State of Ohio. We arc
informed, furthermore, that as soon
as tho blupder 10 worked out thor
oughly it will be officially announced.
In this event our State quota, instead
of being $4,000 will bo $1,000; the
quota of the Third District, instead of
being 3,040, will be about 1890; the
quota of Montgomery County, instead
Of being LOO, will be about SIG; the
quota of Dayton will be, instead Of 1888,
about 285l -.a-- -
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Liant. Col. II. n. Hunter.

We see by the dispatches, has been
exchanged. Ho will no doubt be at
homo in few days. Col. Hunter has
boon a prisoner in the hands of the
rebels overa year, and must bo famil-
lar with the ways Of Richmond and
Charleston.
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INCOME g. LICENSE TAX
FoAs l@B q n.
CoLLLCroR'S OIFIcE, 18th CoLLECTIoS DIS
or 6nlh EirnlnriIln Inlr q laGI

CoLLLCToR's 0ITIcE, 18th CoLLEcTIoS DISTRICT
OF 0hiO, Circlcvile, July 6, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the duties assessed
on incomes for the year 1853, arc by law made due
and payable on or before the Both day OF June, 1861
All persons who have not already paid their Income
Taxes are hereby notified, that If the same arc not
paid within thirty days after sold 30th day ofJune,
1894, penalty Of five per cent will, in all cases, he
added TO the amount Of the tax.
All persons who are liable TO a License Tax are no.
tilted tat they must pay tho same Immediately, or
they will be subject 10 prosecution under tie Inter.
nal Revenue laws of the United States.
Said taxes for Fairfield county arc payable at the
Office Of X. FRITTER. Deputy Collector, Lancaster,
Ohio. F| NATHAN DENNY,
Collector Int Rev. 18th Dist. OF Ohio.
July 81, 1864. 2w-l7.
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Union Central Committee

Will meet on SATURDAY, August
18th, 1864, Important business will
DO before tho Committee. Let every
member be present, or notify the Com
mittee that they will not bc. present,
K. FRITTER, Chairman.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas, in the death of our be-
loved brother, Maj. Henry IL. Giesy,
we, the members Of tho Goethe IN Lit
erary Society, are called upon to mourn
she loss Of one whose place amt lg our
number can never be filled TIL, 'efore,
Resolveh, That we can only 'ccivc
with humility, this heavy bereavement
at the hands of our Merciful Father,
and bow beneath his Christening rod.
ReSotued, That while we thus sub
nit to the wisdom of our Creator, we
deplore in the departure of brave
champion from the field Of usefulness,
the exit of q life devoted to his coun
try; that especially has the family OF
the deceased been deprived ofan able
son and brother the Gocthean Socic-
ty Of Il friend, whose heart was bound
up in her interest j, the country Of II
hero.
ReSolred, That in the death Of our
beloved brother, being true to tho no
Bile impulses which induced him to cx-
change the comforts Of q home and the
peaceful wRlks of civil life, for the
onerous duties of q soldiers life ever
standing bravely at his post in the
hour OF danger, and sealing his devo-
tions to free principles with his blood,
we see the sacrifice ofa noble life.
ReSolred; That we tender to the af-
hictcd family of the deceased, our heart
felt sympathy, and beg to be consider
cd sharers in their sad bereavement
that as token of our respect and sor,
row forthe deceased, wo will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolred, That these resolutions be
published in the Lancaster Express,
German Reformed Messenger, and
Western Missionary and that copy
of the same be sent to the family OF
tho deceased.
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Dun GLEN,
July II, 1864.

EDS, GAZETTE, Lancaster, O.-Dear
Sirs.-Within please find a Five (S5)
dollar Green Back for which you will
please send to me, at Dun Glen, Hum
boldt county, Nevada Territory, your
paper for one year, and for the bal
lance Of the bill, ifsny, you will please
send papcrs to tho soldiers.
Yours truly,
G. ]. BOVING.
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AupIroR's oTrIcE, FAiRrIEtn CotNrY, I
IN . ELNoASfER, O., August II, 1864.
Militia of said ColntN i.

To the Militia Of said County .
Those of you who have not paid
Communication money, or fled the pro
per exemption papers, are again mott
fed that the time in which to attend
to the matter EXPIRES on Monday
the 18th inst. The delinquents will
then be charged with IS 20, and col.
leetofs appointed, ,WM, Robinson,
-allL llaf County Addition,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ASSIGNEE.

'INIlE unlgr.g gncj. assignee or Joseph Biilsr and
Samuel Btl.r, VIII. Cd Nonday, August s.h.
iSOl, ut .ony o,lock, afternoon, offer for sale
"a the pfcinis,s The fofCwipg lands and ten
'n"nt~, situate in. the County OF Fairfield and
state oi Ohio, tO-wt;
Part of the So.th West quarter Of section thirty.
four IN TownslDp Twelve Of Range Twenty, beginning
At ii Southwest corner Of ssid section; thence
North Ts pncr and link to.a post on the ctiou
line from witch white oak lsinches in diameter
bears South 1gdegreeS East lgi links distant; thence
East Il poles to post; thence South 7s poles spd
Ink 10 the section lhr; tlence West with the section
line 10 a stnhH Ecing tie plice Of beginning; c5n-
tning 20 acres AlsoPr 0: the west half Of section
th.rty-iyur in Town-hp Twelve Of Range Twenty;
beginning at pest the sectisn lne thence with
the -snc south l5p6es and ~ lulis; thence by the
land ahny" described Fast 50 poIes 6H links TO a
pot thence by the land Of Isaac Thomas North
u poles aul - links to post IN the line OF ,sasc
Thoina4' land; t!I'nrs with this sam4 West IS
Doles and ~ links to the place OF beginning; con-
tanning ~ acres and poles
Whrh isni. and tCsicme9ts viii lie sold subject to
,lr homestead Of said Samuel Bitler heretofore
oT to hlu hy y. ". Jones, former assignee, and
ipun the following terms to-wit one-Nalf the pur-
hl-s mupcy in hand. and the other ha in sit months
gIt int, rest Oh the deferred payment from the day OF
sll". LINES STlNSON, Assignee.
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