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BOUNTIFs.

Tho Commissioner OF Internal Revenue asissued
circular forbdding the appointment Of deputies
by inspectors. The practice is general among in
spectors in the large cities to appoint assistants
who are not sworn. The Commissioner decides
that this practice is Illegal, and hereafter will not
be allowed.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept ed, 1854
A well.founded report, this afternoon, says
that General Sherman occupies Atlanta. A
semi-oficial dispatch is said to be the basis Of
the report.
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The Philadelphia Eptntng IeltgTdPH nus just
received dispatch from a source of the highest
predit, dated Marietta, Georgia. stating that our
advance guard entered Atlanta this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
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MI. OrIrTENnKN RETIREs.
CENSUS oP PRISONERS.

The Secretary Of War has ordered Commanders
Of Departments TO furnish to the Commissary Cen
of war received by them, either on parole or OK
change end also OF all Rebel prisoners oil war held
by them at temporary depots, or who have been
exchanged by them and whenever practicable, rolls
of Federal troops captured By the enemy, giving
particulars OF capture, etc.
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To the "Citizens' As.eciat iou" Of tho siKteenth

Ts the " Citizens' Association" Of tho Sixteenth
Ward.
GEyTLsnKy: We the undersigned citizens and taxpayers
OF the
SIXTEENTH WARD,
representing. individually. REPUBLICANS and DEMO'
Gratis fully realizing the Importance OF selecting capable
and experienced citizens represent US IN our local oAs
ure would respectfully but earnestly recommend for your
and Endorsement FoR ALDERMAN OF THIS DIS
TRicr, -
LEWIS n RYERS, ESQ.
the present mt believing sincerely that he has been
faithful end honest and valuable representative every way
worthy the - -
CONFIDENCE AND SUPPORT
OF the citizens Of the Ward. without resEd 70 party.
Hon W y. HAvENEYKE. l. h. COHEN,
J. u. BIND. n. HAvENEYER.
LEWIS W. PHILLIPS hrm Of Philips Oahley) ColN)eal'
ers, foot Twsntietis;, n. h.
Downs MKRRirIRiD Gas Meter Manufacturers. Nos 5l2.
5li, and $40 " e.i Twenty secOnd-st.,
WoRTgsDYKg BoPPgR, lee Deslers No. E3 West seven
,cen,hst-
J.& 4. MgLrSpY Grocers No l55 Figiih ave,
II. a. WILLIAMS, Merchant. Ss. l61 Eighth ave-.
An w CHAPis. Lumber Dealers foot Of Twenty thrd',
Mr..
THOMAS BELL. JonS P. BELL Lumber Dealers, foot OF
Twenty thirdst y. H..
LEWIS MILLER, Grocer No. ID Ninth ave,
l.. a. RosENsrLLFR NJ H.. No. ~ Eight ave, d,
DoHNAN & rIIPHA kin1ins Wood Eleventh ave and
Twenty iourh.st. WILLIAM BRowS, Builder No 2Ol IVES,
Eighteenth 49,. j. H. MCBRIDE. Merchant No 3l3 Yves,
Twenty sccondst. t. r. MERRILL, Merchant. No s West
Eisht.cnthst Ns JOHNSON builder, NO 2o4 West Mn,
tenth t KsIFFES BRo GROCERY. No. III Eshh-aVe''
Dor J. fiILByRT. No. i?s West Fghcenthst
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Or. W. II. GREGG- Dear Sir: j have been
suffering ior along time With what physicians eai
I;ss,.es nj the Prostate GLAND and RETENTION OF
RIM asd was unable 10 obtain any relief until used
fONsTTTr IloS WATER which began 10 produce Its cur
alive effect after taking one or two doses ana NO man
ran he NOR, grateful than at the results having SUI
'rred al, tha man could suffer. and 1--we; and rather
than be deprived of the medicine would be willing to
cav FIFTY DOLLARS bottle for 1t. -
il has rot only cured me- but several other officers in
nv district have been cured by it, and would recon-
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF the KID
aeys to u.e Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
Nyw.YOgK Dee. 90 1861.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN, No 10 CIfl-s'
mi all Druggists.
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fPRoP DoREsfUs's LECTURES.-Prof. X. Ogden
porsmus Ia to give Of five popular lectures on
"Pneumatic Chemistry" in Cooper Institute oomneh'
,ipg next Saturday evening Each Of the lectures we
understand is to be illustrated by series Of e1pefi
neDts, made on 40 large scale as to he easily VII
aessed in all parts of the hall Prof Doremus has the
reputation of making science interesting to his hearers
because his method is perfectly clear The course
will no doubt be popular. See advertisement
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Aulueemcnts.
prnbIo ENTERTAINMENTS theatrca

prnILo ENTERTAINMENTS theatrcai
.s,,gs. announced forthis week are not numerous
A, the Olympic Theater. MILKY White and st.
ga and the Dragon will be repeated for six
1T, 10 come At Wal.ack's. Rosedee Will alter
r,ts with TO Marry or Not To Marry" Rural
v,A,iry "iend MASKS and Faces" the list OF pro
r,,mme, for the week appears In the advertisement
.l,swhefe. AT the Broadway Theater Sir. John r.
Ouen, introduces BuckstoBe'S comedy The Happiesl
p,v of Nv Life in addition to The Peoples Lawyer
% Hamlet will pursue lis prosperous career At '"'
Winter Garden AT Harrgm's Museum an adaP's'ion
of uo,ssihals Deborah viii be played ever! e'e"
IN, and the drama OF Martin the Pri'ateer ever!
snernoon At the New Sladt Theae'' MI D'"le' H.
Bsudmann begins tonight an engagement VII" 'u'
German translation Of " Hamlet Iolh'rroN' nj Inv
French Theater LES Poseurs," acomedy .! LaAoer'
Ihiboust will be represented
Al Mr. Heler's hall, No. 5s5 Broadway the
r,us excellent entertainments of music anu necTouiacF
viii be continued ARENAS W ard remains II 'oice a'
Dojyerths Hall The Hippotheatron Announces an
attractive change OF programme. AT tie Menaserie'
M 53Q Broadway three performances daily by tAihed
animal. in addition 10 the fine exhibition OF rare beasts
aud biris at all hours.
Al the Cooper Institute, this evening, MIR.
Cb,re, /. Dobson assisted by his brothers, Mesors.
H. C. and q. G. DobsOn will give the irst banjo con-
cert that has ever taken place in this city We believe
that Al, Db,on is Acknowledged TO be the most expert
NJ all pe,rers Oh this instrument and that his clever
DeS, in exhibiting its peculiar effects is uneqGale
number Of popular singers vii assist on the OCCASION
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MARRIED..

RLSTYN-THOMPSON-On Tuesday. Nov. 90, at the
Second Reformed Dutch Church. fonghkeepsie' oyhe Key
Charle. Hasenan DID, Herman " Essestyn esq. Of iind
son 20 Jeanne L., daughter OF tie late Hon Smith Thompson
OF Poufhkeep'e.
MAHON-GRAY-A, Spring alley Rockland County n. Y.
10y the Nv William II. johnson Of Brooklyn, n. u, Capt,
JAM. H. Mahon Of -ti,butgh, Tenn, to Miss Phebe ~,
second daughter Of william Gray esq late Of New ORR
Cry.
Pttsoursh Tenn paper plesse copy.
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IAirorfiseulent.
Advertisement.
HOLIDAY SUITS AND OYBRCOATS.
BOYS from SO 10 SO /
) Mems from go TO So
{ v BsOKAw - Fourth.sye.. opposite Cooper mon


Advertise fren'
"HE Is BREAKING DowH."-llow often one
ts.rs tiis said of man who wasting away wth
,ut any spec fc aiment. Invite him, u you are MS
sisnd 70 build himself up with that admirable yegeta
Ole coroborant HosTETrEI's IrTFRs. In every boilie
81 i, there is al nstaument Of the elements OF viay
ie needs Bid him Try it, Sod everywhere. l~W
York Oiice No. 80 Cedar.st
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ConsaBpttou.
A WALKING Skeleton


WALKING SKELETON
DIR. sCHENCK
WALKING SKELETON
sbost The streets Of Philadelphia. and finally redue'
Low that he unable any longer. aud "" s-.'"
over 10 NewJs'sey
TO DIE.
There he isy confined to his bed and Or Thornton sad
thai his lungs gone would not live week II
that low state hs heard OF and obtained some
ROOTS AND HERBS,
ard made medicine that .oOn made change his whole
tie som1ch started the and In fact expelled al the mos
bid matter from the system.
HIS APPETITE
b.ran improve. and with difficulty he could be pro
vented from eating too mnch lie took most nousnS
food. and ~ q ,nor, time be began 70
IMPROVE RAPIDLY.
Now he il great hearty weighing two hatrrd
HIS PJLMONIC Strip,
SEA-WEED TONIC and
MANDRAKE PILLS,
composition similar to the medicine that cured him:
lie is lraselus from city TO another seeing peten ~
administering has medicines aud II Is 'Ad he VIII take per
sOn Ia the
LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION,
aud in few weeks they about and in tolrrsble good
health Ills medicines chang. The Whole system and the pa
GOOD APPETITE.
A. The food nour,he. the system he hnds tina, he getting
frshy Nature overpowers tbs disease. and he gets well
Tbs y the gIeet feature of
DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES;
they make matter blood and by keeping the d.
getye organs healthy disease must be expelled Phade
pal. Inquirer.
d. ScHsScK will be q. his room, No. 81 Bondss New
York every 1UEsDAY from III. until O'Clock p log
con,rltation and advice.
Price for PuLMoso Strip ard sEa-WsEp ToSro each
r rs bottle, 50 the half dozen MANDRAKE PiLA -
cents perbo1.
DrsAs BARNES, No. Fl Park Row wholesale assn, for
New lort City.
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Eighth Ward Citiyen-' 7 Mon Assoc iafion.-h 3
needing CitH~ns' Asspciliou OF the Eighth
Ward held ~ g5 Spnngs Friday evening the following
preamble and re ioinon unanacrsiy adopted;
Whsredi the CITIZEN. Association o. the Eighth Ward have
nominated Mr. ". d. Ben.el known only IN the Ward for
his d.oya'y and vov IN favor Of ssyery and tie
other psres men Of 40 certain chsrleicr therefore
R,rol,ci Tia, TsrTdis. such noInsion and we AZ
a, honest citizens - inppor, ard for IOHS HcCOOL
~. DEFY suy person piu .',in hi chArac
ter OF upon Ia. integrity oad he liberal and
chsrarter being well known. We hereby nominate and We
rrqn-s every honest without distinction Of party 20 vote
f,t our next Ald.rlnsn JOHN MClOOL.
JOHN RYAN. President.
VIZ iutnEsT Vice President.
a.. soeiS.os seere..fe,
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Ninth Aidermauic District.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
ISAAC DAYTON.
o THE ELECTORS or THE NINTH ALDERMANIC


ISAAC DAYTON.
TO THE ELECTORS or THE NINTH ALDERMANIC
DISTRICT:
The undersigned residents and voter, n the District desr
OF eecting Representative tho Bosrd Of Aldermen
who will his eIetons and influence for an honest and
economical administrator OF the Municipal Government OF the
vote for ISAAC DAYTON for ALDERMAN a. tie Charter
Election, TO be- held on TUESDAY. Dec 6.
Nrw-i ork, Dec. D. 1864
Milton s.. John. Clarle. Dcuiscn.
Reuben BurKhalter, jacob :. Moore,
Theodore r. hscy D. A. Cusiulan,
BENJAMIN. Bah ,ocs. John 4. Dunkin
Thomas CIrsty, William u. Slbe!,
Fdg ard GiTs a. Jane. -. Pond.
Edward J.. Csrs Samuel > Constant
Isasc Is. Smith. Beuialpin &. Nsndsu,
Samuel y. II. Vance. william II. Coo!er.
DAVID X. Jaques Theodore H. mmlcE,,
Jsme, Rudyzrd D. :. PllslN
James lontie. stephen " -
Andrew 4. Couiant, William II Lawrence;
William Orton. Jane. Il. Thouls son, NJ d.,
Henri, Chsinberin, Edward Girrrd' Jr
J. Appel Henry L~ise, =.
Hooper c. Van Worst v Aiu.e
james Boyd William P,u,
william {. Zibrisss, II. II. Blnsmeyer,
Nose, Parker. William r. 3tafgsd
Jeremiah Pcssby, T.. s Parker
James A. Hill. Nordecai l.. March,
George Msncho., Daniel Dpnsll,
lauii.ton iial. Edward X. HarTeF.
Samuel Barclay, William Hutchinson
W. Schiesel, Charles }. Day.
John Mcintyre, Theodore Miller,
Ihip =. Ssicr Charles A. Schloezer,
Stephen Merritt, j., Robert 4. Adsn.
C.srcnc. ". Mead Samuel C Reed,
Charles :. spencer james Moore,
Theodore Scimmsun, John r.. Kelly
william l.. hiiH Nelson Skinner
A. A. Srl-d.ci. \. W. Couch.
George IL. Moore. Moses Iack.On.
Ch,rle. L. Edwsrli Abraham Mcbride, jr.
). La-sI Firdelics Ritz,
G. T.. De Blu1, A. R eastman. Z
lhsies appel Philp Jordan.
Chtrir- {. Ne,-r, John 81. NRuderiip,
&. X. Cnstinsn d., John Mare.
Stephen Mitchell, a. Van saun
NJ m OF
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fAdverti.ernent

lAdverti-ement
TAKE AYERS SARsAPARILLA to purify the
sOOd and purge out the hunors. pimples' pons ana
tores which are merely embems of the rottenness
SitlIa
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[Aivertlseylent.

tAieerrseVeni.l
JFFYFRs. No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
20 sell his Ladies' and Ch.ldrens SHoEs and Gents
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS at prices to suit the times
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To the Mon Waters of the Fifth AIdermanic

10 the | mon Voters Of tho fiith Aideimantc
District.-WlLLlAd +. BENsEL the Ssndifats OF inc
Citizens Association for Alderman OF the above District
has beeuAssaied card emanHns from bogus i'hens
Association a isoys man. those no know nm believe
aud know that he il tLoroug going Union man one VINO
has never tainted with Coppehead Affiliations IN sy
shspe. Therefore confidently appeal 90 TIE sspe' 4p"
and responsible MON voter o ~ their ballots iof one VINO
being identified with their best interests MI
kEECH ten Councilman. who Is an t0ninAtl,n Il wei
known for his Ring pTocirs md .houd not i.ceiye "
support Of any honest Union ei Vote Tor LILLIAN
L BENSEL - - ,,-, ,,,
1Rl(T,
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22d Ward.

REGULAR UNION NOMINATloS
Fof Alderman
NATHAN {. Ely.
GEO. r. BRADFORD, Prsileut
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18Th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ed the nominal Of Councan by Cor IGNITION and by
advice Of friends dem inca pedent for % sccept aud
hereby respectfully decline, with meny sincere thanfs
servant ALBERT DOCEhI.
meeting Of the Couuc Convention oi The iV W d
Consolidated Union Organization held at headqulTters ssr
day evening Dec . 1874 the above communication nom nf
Albert Bogert received and accepted and or motion NJ
GEORGE II. ROSS niorscd candidate Tor Coun'
Gilman in this All Congressional District ON motion al
jouped
J. W Culver John ". r Van Rirer Charles Mccsr'y, s.
j. Lewis C. :. suGgis. t'eo T. How w. W. Culver John
T. Easer Thos L. Iyon. Thos !. Stow'li, Committee
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seventh District.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JAMES MONTffrH
Late Prncp,l Of Wsfd School No IL.
Nominated by
The Union Orgsrizaiion-t Fho-r Chairman ~ " ari
Mo,af. Hali-l. Y. fAIRcuiLp ''irsirTpan I'D Ward
Men con Orfanra.ion-THos McsPaDos, Chm 18th Wsrd
Van Noorhis As.ocia'ion. I2th Wafd-CosRaD swscK
H.x.R Chsirm.n--l2ih Ward.
O,rgsn OT.auitatiOn, lliu W .Id-ASDktW SMITH hHi
mnu-i2th Ward.
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Finh AIdcrmnnic Districi.-Ai an adjourned meeting
of the Union Convention OF the tth Aid rmac Dstre
ueid a. No. 1855 sprinsst, Thursts, eyenin; Dec l.
MIR. ALEXANDER II. KEECH
wa, nominated the Union candidate ioF Alder
man ROBT X. CARPENTER,
Chairman.
JomS RILEY Secretary.
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Fve.ins Amuseusents for the Homest1Ad.-Sudsv
Wbitleys Classical Game OF CHEVY CHASE. Prssed Dy
All and fu instruction and amusement Address NO vi
broadway. Ssai sttuesa Dnt postpaid SEss $i~'
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY DECEMBER S, 1864.

Under the Call Issued b. tho UNION GENERAL
COMMITTEE. OF which SIMfON DRAPER esg., Y Pres
dent the delegates elected by the dnereu Assembly District
Conventions, Monday Eveans. NOV 70 icss ct No
G54 Broadway and nom mated Aldermen. Councmen aud
School Officers, which were submitted to and ratified by the
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Electricity applied by DR.. Chamberlln, No 80
Bond-st., for the cure oil Acute and CnIone p.esses
DaIIey's Magical Pain EIi5actor should be IN
lion: Of every hind slways heals Burns WITHOUT SCAh
cures Rheumsti.m Chibl.ins Corns Cut. and Bai'e.
le by eli Druggists at IS cents per Boa General Depot NO.
u LiberyU.
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EIaAs W. BAssIY. Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20

"considerin' what widespread reputation
gers don't secure you." .a
''It's wonder to me-" said my wife, shat
somebody don't secure him with chain."
After breakfast went over to town to
see my old friends. The editor of The Blu
gle greeted me cordyully, and showed me
the folerin' article he'd just written, about
the paper on the other side Of the street.
"We have recently put in our office an
entirely new sink, of unique construction
with two holes, through which the soiled
water may pass to the new bucket under
meath. What will the hell hounds of The
Advertiser say to this? We shall continue
to make improvements as fast as our rapid
ly Increasing business may warrant. Won
der whether a certain EDITORS wife thinks
she can palm off brass watch chain on this
community for gold one?"
"That," says the editor, "hits him whar
he lives. That will close him up as bad as
1t did when wrote an article ridicooling
his sister, who's got cock eye"
A few days after my return | was shown
young man who says he'll be Dam if he
goes to the war. He was settin' on bar
rel, and was indeed loatbsum object.
Last Sunday heard Parson Baking
preach, and the good old man breaches well,
too, tho his prayer was ruther lengthy
The editor Of The Bagle, who was with me,
said that prayer would make fifteen squares
solid nonparil.
l don't think of nothing more to write
about. So, "B'leeve me, if all those endear-
ing young charms" &C., &c.
A. WARD.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRrs-

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINrINd,l
COLUMBUS. OHIO. June "a, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y CEIvED at the Office of the Secretary Of State
Of he State of Ohio, until
Thursday, the 18th day Of August, 1854,
at u o'clock NJ. for executing the State Printing
after the first Monday of November next ensuing.
in accordance with the provisions of the act entitled
IAN act TO provide for the execution and supervision
of the State Printing and Binding" passed March
e. $780, and the act supplementary thereto, passed
Faii printed can be had on sp
Each proposal must be accompanied BY q bond,
executed in due form by the bidder. with at least
Commissioners Of Printing. in the penal sum Of ten
thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
formance pursuant TO law Of such class classes Of
for the payment siquidated damages by such bidder
to the State of any excess of cost over the bid or
bids Of such bidder which the State may be obliged
bidder to complete his contract said bond 10 be null
and void if no contract shall be awarded 10 him
No Did nndccompdnted by such bond toiu BE- enter
tdined 6y the Connpissioners OF Printing.
A like bond In thu penal sum of FIVE thousand
dollars. must accompany each proposal for folding.
Copies Of bonds lin blank will be furnished 10
bidders on application to the Secretary Of State.
In al respects the printing and binding shall be
executed and the bills thereof made out. led. aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions Of
the act "fo provide for the execution and supervis
ion Of the State printing and binding" passed March
"a, !seO-to which act reference is hereby made for
such further information as may be desired. :
Proposals to be sealed and ndorsed on the outside
Of the envelope Proposals for Public Printing" or
Proposals for Binding" as the case may be- and ad-
dressed to the Secretary of State
W. W. ARMSTRONG, H.I
Secretary of State q. .
JAMES H. GOODMAN, Commis'rs
Auditor of State Of Printing
JOSEPH H. RILEY,
Comptroller Of the Treasury. lf.F
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TO THE READERS AND FRIENDS
TIE OHIO STATESMAN,

WE have considerably enlarged TEE DAILY ONO
ST. ATEsMAN, and now print it on plain and hand
soHs Lew type, and clear white paper.
InPolitics, The OHIO STATEsMAN lin Warn in
Peace for the Country for the Constitution and for
Union Of equal States, with equal privileges, and
with equal and exact justice to all its citizens. We
are for the Old Flag with not Star or Stripe erased
aud the Old Union far it is possible to restore it.
and for the existing Constitution in its spirit letter
aud purpose.
Upon the coming events of the year, rest the hopes
# tho People and Government. We are in the midst
Of bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
and close depend upon WISER truer and more patri-
oic Policy than we have seen during the present Ad
ministraticn. Wsowe it to the memory Of our Faith
ers and to the hopes Of Children to the future Of
Country, and to the best interests Of mankind TO
change Policy which is drifting farther and far
ther from the landmarks of our patriotic sires.
TIE STATESMAN will do oil II can to aid in bring
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while wishing for good NEWSPAPER, also wish to
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We publish paper in which we seek to give the
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West. Each number contains complete rssums of
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Sheriff g Sale.
Samuel L. Quinn ? In Partition. I

Samuel l. Quinn snn.1n, In Partition Srt e. r. ,,, g.
David Quinn ct al. County. Ohio. - =
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i said Court. made at the May term thereof, A. ID.
1854, will offer for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House. the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 23d day of July, A. d. 1864
At o'clock p. NJ, the following described real es-
tate situate in thecounty Of Franklin and State Of
TIE west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
six in township two, of range SIXTEEN Of the unap-
propriated Military lands in the district Of Chilico-
the, and State Of Ohio, containing seventy-three
acres and three hundredths {sl00) Of an acre, ac-
cording TO the official plat Of the survey Of said
ands alsO the east half Of theseuthwest quarter Of
section six in township tw0 Of range sixteen of the
unapproprated lands In the military district offered
for sole at Chillcothe. Ohio, containing seventy
eight acres and three one-hundredths of an aero
as 3-lO all Of said lands being situated in Frank
lin county. Ohio, and being the premises owned and
occupied BY the late Peter Quinn. at the time Of his
" Appraised at sss 90 per acre. t.,o sal + gc;,r
TERMS or SALE--One third ofJthe purchase mo-
ney paid on the day Of sale one third in one year
and Shelttifd IN two years, with interest and mort
gage on the premises 10 secure deferred paymeptss
Printers fees, o 90. Sheriff.
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