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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland. a. The Probate Court tor the

STATE OF VERMONT, District OF
- Rutland, IS. The Probate Court toe the
District OF Rutland
To ali persons interested in the estate OF Nsn-
son Conedon, late OF Clarendon, IN said di 4,
deceased, testate, ohssrlst
hereby not,asd 10 appear before said Pro 10.
Court, al the Probate Once in Rutland, In r-
district, on the first Tuesday Of November, Dc
1874, 10 show cause, II any you have,
a certain instrument in writing, hled ~ IL
Court, and purporting 10 bs the last WAN q.
lament Of said deceased should net 10
ana allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, sAis y y
- JAMES BROWN. Register.
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRl-
- Der in Tnmouth, about the last OF August.
two hull calves, one red and tte other shi.s.-
ANY one giving Information where said oAivos
can be found will be suitably rewarded:
Tinmou,h Or6 .u 4l-w6
NOTlCb.-This may certify that l
IN have this day given my son Clearance Is.
Rowe his time during the remaining part OF has
minority and shall claim none Of his earnings
nor pay any debts Of his contracting alter this
date. @ W. II. hCWE
Pittsford, Oct. 6, 1854. &ISS>
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13
CrRppI.ANn- Oct. IL

II n ULkVELANDi VCI, IT,
Returns from Ohio and Indiana indi-
cate the success of the Union ticket.
The probabilities are that Union Con-
gressmen are elected in the lst, I'd and
9th Districts, in place of Pendleton,
Long and Cox.
NEWARK, M, Oct. IL.
The Charter election to-day In this
city goes Democratic by reduced ma
iority. The Union men gain one or two
Aldermen and several School Commits
sioners.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

TMPOR ia Mt TO OwN---
u SHEEP.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

No recent intelligence has been receiv-
ed from Msj.-Geu Candy, but by his
last reports Gen steele was moving in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
Double melldesI DecepiIon

There IS a class OF newspapers in this com.
try attempting 10 prove two things in roe&d
70 the rebels, one Of which must be false y
Ihey hilrm TINT the rebellion Is nearils qua
ffom exhaustion To Their rainds that Is abso.
lutely established. They have The last man
n Their army, the last dollar has been exttadd-
ed and The last ditch dug fhe rebsl soldiefs
are deserting, aud counter rebellions meet
the rebel leaders in the rear few more DAYS
and their armies will be broken, and jeff
Dayigi Ice and hu thtir leaders povefiyl
stricken exiles or prisoners doomed to The
gallows. At the same tine they attempt 10
sustain this point-that the rebels will accept
no terms Of peace but complete and absolute
Independence II we offer them peace in the
umoo, With the atcipAiiDu pfooIdhhiibn
repndia'ed and the conhscation repealed, and
u full restoration Vi al the rights they for.
merly had, they wiltspit in your face aud In.
suit you T you do not weld their nationality
also. Now, the rensoIb OF every mau will
teach him that both of these cannot be trde.
If the first we're true they would be glad to
accept any terms that would save their necls
and ioriunesi and when they will accept Of
no terms but unconditional Independence, Il
shows that they do not feel any Of the exhaus-
ton talked about - Nsg buygpofi Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
August BeInaOns.

AUdusuEi BstMoNT authorizes the
journal Of Commerce to say that he is
not the holder Of 4 single dollar Of con
iederate bonds, andthat the Messrs. Rorhs-
oHnps are in exactly the same position.
Mr. BELMoSr is Chairman of the National
Demooratic Central Committee, aud the
Black Republicans have charged that he
was in favor Of peace and the assumption
of the confederate debt in order to save
himself and the house he represents in this
country from loss lie is true patriot,
apa desires the restoration of the Union
under the Constitution.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
voters. ThsuIs ofis.

In the days Of President Baclanan, whom
| abolitionists Stigmaiizo and .traduce because
be respected his constiintional oDReatiuns 5,
| and recognized the rights Of the several States
in the Union, you.wheet sold at one uolar q
bushel ia gold, aud could buy Haa.a.1 &
l6 yards Of ofmusln at one dollar, .s...
yards prints, S .poas
lbs coffee, H. 80 "'5
l2 los sugar, ...... u
Now, under abolition rule, you receive two
'doiiars IN currency per bnshel Tor your wheat,
and can buy TrIifai
u yards Of muslin for one dollar,
"a yards Of prints, ,;"traW aNFi =
~ lbs Of coffee, a4"u ~" IA "a4 q 90
lbs sugar,
Then hetaXea for all purposes amounted
TO an average of one per cent on the dol.
lar .B .t..ls. t.4lff
Now your taxes, excise, revenue, militia
communications, and the thousand and one other
expenses, caused by "mitary necessity swell
the taxes for all purposes 70 nearly fen per
cent Of your valuation . t.. s1sl0.
Voters, think Of these tbings, and decide On
the second Tuesday in November whether you
will continue TO pay rent on your homesteads
OF return toths good. old dayslof Deuocrbtic
rule, s,...,..,a, gt.,.. llI1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
mo prorpsol BefoFs IlIe pgopie1

There can be no mistaking Ihe purpose Of
AuaAHAM LiScoLS, and the leaders Of his
party, inthe sveptoC his rs.election A.
is their intent to make tie subyelsion Of
public liberiy final The elective franchise
which isuoK, SO far as they eon control
IL. a mere mockery, as in Indiana, Mary
land, and elsewhere, win be wholly with
beld from the people, or permitted only to
the loyal supporters Of the Administration.
.oppositiohto Lincoln's measures, which,
since his Inauguration, has been hazardous
to all who dared to oppose him, will un-
saostisnably lie prohibited altogether
Many presses have beon stopped, mobbcd,
and denied mail facilities siRde his in-
famous rqle began Al such will be
silenced in the event Of his recollection.
Pubhcspeakers who have arraigued him
for his usurPation, and exposed his crimes
against constitutional liberty, have been
imprisoned, baniylea and otherwise out-
ragged during the four years nearly elapsed.
lGLNooLSs shall be neglected. such viii
be the doom Of every patriot orator, who
dares to plead the cause Of the people a.
gaiRst the despotism of their rulers.
The subjugatiou Of the people will be
complete, and their fate irrevocable. It
Il ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
creat dcCfeuah Meetinr vii
berrburg ten. sherman

Editors offle ohio Statssman
"Wednesday was a grea, day for The De.
mocracy Of Bolmes aud adjoining counties
A meeting was held a Millersburg which ior
numbers aud enlhnsiasn, Car surpassed hny
meeting ever held in this % any os o,tr neigh.
boring coaulies Hon q l.. vailandighsm
delivered a mastery speech, which was at.
tentively listened to and e0ib6slastieary ap.
plaudedi but unfortunately not one half Of
those present could get within sound Of his
clarion voice Major D. W SambauPh fol.
lowed with amagnl6osBt speech which was
spplauded to the echo
Az night, an immense conconrse of people
was addressed by Captain Falwell, Of the
RON Regiment, and now Of Gen Sherman 8
stnH Who dealt sedgehamner blows for Lit.
ae hlto and the Union, which we're grae ted
with the widest applause He said that only
a few duya ago he left Gen sherman and his
army, and that he was authorized to say hat
Gen sherman was for Mcclellan and that
more than twosthirds ofShermah's army are
no@ for Mcclellan.
The Captain Is athome on a short lurlough
and was one of the Marshals OF the day. Mai
olambangh briefly aud happily followed the
Captain, aud the evenings entertainment
woand up with grahd display OF fireworks
Ihls meeting was one o the grandest meet
ings ever held in Ohio, and perfect success
Little Holmes is ell right
ilnrrah ior Mac and Pen Is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

Or FOR A TauR IN EuaoPR MIR. and Mrs.
Charles s Stretton, ,(Gsneral Tom Thumb
and wife, have secured state rooms in the
steamer City Of Washinnton to sail for Liver
pool on the 29th of October General Tom
Thumb having nAde money enooeb by exhib-
ting himself and wife, after next week takes
final leave of the public at Barhum's Museum
His visit abroad will be in a strictly private
capacity the design being ia stop in London
and Paris a few weeks aud then spend the
winter in Italy Commodore Mutt and Miss
Minnie Warren are to continue before the
public in this county. 'N I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
PennsyIVanin.

Fhetporping papers leave Pennsylvania
still somewhat in doubt though we feel
slmost assured that It has gone Democrats
The Enquirer cieims it positively by a
good majority. FoRNEy, on the Other
hand assefs tbat it has gone Republican
by about -four thousand In any event il
is sure for MoC1rLLAs in November.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
Gold.

When Il was reported that Pennsylgabin
had gone Democratic, gold Immediately de.
clined. Subsequent rumots Of Republican
successes in that State, caused it to advance.
SO true ii is, that the credit Of the Govern.
ment declines with every indication Of even D
possibility that il is to remain in Republican,
hands, and reyiyes as often as there is pros.
pect Of the triumph of the Democracy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

GES. AyERHL At BArH.--A letter. from
Bath states that General Averill arrived there
on Saturday night. He was relieved from 4 is
Command in the Valley ofthe ShehhRdoah
Just as he was giving the rebels fits. The
writer says THE conduct towsrdb 6 en- "A veril
causes great indignation at, Bath, and promi-
nent Republicans ara most free in denanria,
ton of Lincoln aud Stanton Gen Averill
is known to be a decided Mcclellan man, and
that is the cause OF his removal ut8WO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
HURRAH FOR OHIO 4 DEMO
CR ATTIC GAIN OF MORE TEHAN
\ 4O.O0OI


The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial trlegraphs yester-
day that Ohio viii give 25,O0O majority
for the Linc6ln State ticket. This means
of course, that it will be much less. We
may safely set it downst from 10000 to
$4,000 This gives us a Democratic gain
Of from 10000 to $4,000. This is a
glorious result, and shows also the enor-
nous frauds perpetrated last fall The
Democratic vote Of the State remains
about the Same as then, while the Aboli-
tion vote falls oil by tens Of thousands.
Why ? Because large part of the
migratory or more able Lincoln oote, was
transferred to Indiana this year. Another
reason too, is that the Democrats of Ohio
stood true to principles last year; and
more than that showed acourage and firm
ness "aboye all Greek, above all Roman
fame" They now begin TO reap their
reward, and in one year more, il not in
November next, will carry Ohio, Just as
sure as reelection day comes. Ali hail
to the men of courage and principe
Away,Eitb bQTaraice and cpQidylH +
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

How Our 0PPoYEETs ExPEcF, 20 SUccERD
1t must be expected hat the telegraph, the
malls, and other pnblie channels of eommunf
eatouwii be prostituted BY The party IN pow.
er, who have the control OF them. 1t is only
by such means, and hy stirling terror into the
ranks Of the tmid, by using the geg aud tbe
lhumbserew, by sitting discussion aud SOP.
pressing newspapers in localities where thew
have the power to do il; by refusing the pro.
motion Of he brave boys who support their
former gallant and heroic leader, and Offering
prelermeuL 10 those who will sink their man.
hood and support the man they loathe, Il Is
only by such means as these that the present
administration hopes or expects 10 perpeiuato
iis lease Of power For the first time IN the
history ofiree governments, certainly for the
First time in the history Of this country, the
domiHanepnrfy possesses supreme control Of
the purse aud the sword This fact, Of itself,
ought to arouse the people TO al appreeia-
ton OF the imminent dangays and perils which
beset their liberties. Ifthe people are soyer
eigns, il they propose 10 renain the. soyer.
ereiehs Of this o0hntfy, tlisy win manifest
their sovereignty on the Sth OF, November, in
the election of man who win be their ser
want, and not their master and usurper OF
their rights 7 Detroit } 4e9 IAII
A big negro seized a Mcclellan badge from
a ladys bosom n New York, and decamped
amid The applause OF Republican byaIapders,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

.LEcoLS, ~ President, Lincoln. is a ehiei
magistrate seeking reelection byal means
striving, by abuses Of military power, by the
subversion Of freedom OF ballot. Of the press,
and of political discussion, by the corruptnR
power Of public plunder, by the distribution
OF Offices and spoils, by cunning and by--in-
trigue, to grasp for anotaer term the powerh
with which in three short years he hes almost
accomplished the independence of the South
and the subversion ofthe liberty Of the North.
Can any honest patriotic man Vote,to re.eleci
a man whose own partisens confess these
truths H"' "--t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

,Woskngmen who want NOR war, 40 Uhion,
heavy taxes, quarterly conscription, and high
prices lor all they dae ia their families, will
vote for Mr, Lipeoln ,.f.s .lftiti,a-s.s
Workingmen who want peace, the old Union
and aretnrn 10 the good old democratic days
OF gold and ailverwill vote for General Nc
Clellan .A5sf 70 -ast
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

If the people desire another draft, and
wish TO surrender the remainder Of their
property to brokers for the purchase d
substitutes, let them vote for Abraham
Lincoln; 8d14 D ajGi3 was I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

Josiah 3. Grnnell, member OF Congress
from Iowa, said ia his place in the House OF
Representatives II would rather a thousand
times let the country be divded-the South
60 their gaY ~ slave, and the North all free
Rather than thiseountry once more un-
der Democratic rule
This earnest advocate Of disunion is ardart.
y mpPoFting Mr. lincoln, because thay agrse
exactlyin sentiment. EtGA "a 4a1k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
CurreRt News items.

a." .r-f--~~- .a.e
The Republicans us trying 10 perspade
then seites th5 DsaNa,sh'- Is beaten We
don't believeir
Returns from tb, counties come ia slowly.
Logrn which 'ast scar ravc the Republicans
more than a fhr1sand majority this year
gives only siz hlulred .I..
Tn. Democracy srsin i2es-in Knox county.
Marion coaqT g?.s Democratic by $50
majority.
Aaslaize ropa, tovigP 4loriops Demo-
cratic majOrity ef l,220.
Allen eqan.l gives Democratic maioriy
ofover 800 a
The Abolition majority on the home vote
in Ohio will no reach 2o,00o, lI.a
IA Jackson c0noty the Republican m95iy
is.vefy uIuci, diminished
8 Ross sq.9 y shows IA Dem@,atie gallo Of
more tlqajQ0,fy g..r o.. o.
Bers COUNTY, .Pennsyigania, IS trae 10 her
apreut renown She has given upwards Of
4,OOO Deuo5rsle majority with a townyAigs
90 bear from.
The PsnnsgtNaja ao!dierg ace believed to
be Mcclellan about g o msn. g.
This Is lhe dird taa that Penu5y lgsuiG
has coma 10 tte rescue. Of the Goveruuent,
and saved il by her casliug vote. Gory be
TO the ola Keystone State uts..
ss Tbe t+iBnnallat indianapolis, organized to
convict podd, qpiIdiFa WgalFl testimony
over the country for partisan eHaot have do
termiped 10 praqesd with as lrialu - his alb
sence. The F879Tsr suggests that hesesf-
termsitbs Eistn secret, and 'besorder for
their execution be Jao first nlimation they
have that Jhey ars secused The Eil3lirdr
thinks they viii be less likely eseape
The Soplh begins TO iuik Of aruing Tie ne,
groes This viii add en- awful feature to the
eooaiel, snlieiently hiieoass before.
lfit is believed that thf eports Of iumense.
maiorties in Indiana are lying eyaggcrations
for political effects With all their infamous
frauds, the Republicans. could hardly hqve
carried tbe Slate BIZ the maiofty H. Z claih.
as. I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

eBeB-A young lady in Canada West, recently
playing With her lover, shot him dead with D
loaded guu,. llsrd .IalH ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

AN ADmNIsTRATIoNiJo JOURNAL REBgEEs TAR
ISLANDERS oF GESERAL McCLEI1AS, ,TE-rhS !
Springfield Republican allndes 10 the revival
by the administration papers, of stale ISLANDERS
Regarding Mcclellan s loyalty and gailantry,
and says:
I'VE do pot believe the political opponents
oil the democratic candidate will make a vote,
'or trengthen their cause in any way by the
circulation OF such slauders He is not rebel
either in principle or purpose ''.'' '.'~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

Z Ine KMb oF'lTE boNa DRMoc ats" Per
lTep BY rBg ApMSlsraArloMsrs THE De.
Eoit Free Press tells good story Of '1,tt
long prmocrat which is ilnslratiye Of the
sort of men the Administration usesa and pets
under that designation aud upon whom !,
charges some of,tbe prevoiHae Frauds and
PeeulafiopT II is true story we eqoy
"Ohco the strolling shoddy stumpars OF
This State 'nddepy came to grief the other
day in one of the country school honges up
~ The pineries Of St Clair county. IIp was
waxing exceedingly wratl ful ab9ut the hate
lul Copperheads, and declared that though he
had beena lifelong Democrat, he could not
support the party any longer and should vote
for Lincoln and Johnson
Al this lpncture gentleman interrupted
him with Mr. ------ happen to know you -
fon were lately pardoned out Of the State
Prison by Governor Blair, upon the express
stipulation that you would give your Influence
to the Republican ticket ........
The gentleman's orat6ry 'simmered down
If we were TO use Mr. Linoolns eloquent Ian
guase We should say that he turned his tail,
but not having a great fancy to the country
style Of our worthy President, his narrative
suddenly closed, and no more was heard Of
our lifelong democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

DEMOCRACY IN SHERMAN's Army. fol-
loving is an extract from the army correB.
pondeHce Of The Cincinnati Commercial (Re.
publicanl
"Politics in the army is rather one.sided
affair his useless TO deny that there nre
many Mcclellan meu iu the army, and some
of them, too, among the best We have. To
say that only shirks and towards hold such
views, is unjust to.many who have proven
themselves brave and efficient on some of the
bloodiest helds Of the past glorious campaign.
Those men are hppest in their. views, and it
is gratifying To- Know that they are prompted
by no neh motives as have characterized
many oftheir belief civil life. " fgt lgi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
GOOGsi GLOREOUs ,

Colonel A V, RICE beats ASHLEY, in the
Toledo District, 700 votes Thisis glorious.
RICE Is the Colonel who commanded the 9Th
Ohio Ragimsnl, (which laat GALL .eave-V ALLAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

SENATOR HARRIs ON MOCLRLLAN--When
Mcclellan was removed from command by Mr.
Lincoln, Senator Harris expressed his grief
in clear terms Ina letter which he wrote
at that time he'states his feelings thus:
"On enterieg my class room on Monday
morning, and before proceeding with my lee.
tnre, the claas eailed.for my opinion as 70 The
removal Of Mcclellan, Ithen said; The re.
.moval of MGClAlihn has both surprised and
grieyed me. l1hplS tits great mistake =
regard him as the abest General the war
has yet brought to notice. am not awnre
.0f aay 6aRcieht grounds for this step
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

Wilt VorE FoR lIScoLN Every man who
agrees with the following sentiment uttered
on the floor Of the Connecticut House OF Rehl
resentatives, by Rev Mr.. Gilbert, an abolit.
ion member JunuAry 10, 1864, will vote fot
lincoln ~
,"For one, ] am not afraid 10 say, that / had
rather LID down and die in my tracks today,
than see any restoration of the union as Il
was. -.f'. ...l- u""4i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

oyerwhelmingly, Illinois Will be sure 10
give him her electoral vote. conaeoticut
and Delaware have alta4dy Indicated their
choice for Presiient What the Derlo-
craey hayeto do and Al they have to do,
is to work faithfully, aud the bloody and
oppressive rule of AgaAITAM LIEcofE will
be broken Tor ever sEvery man, then, to
~ g., 1909 laalfI A 5000 fiN5l ....f I.'a.I
hls duty ..lH .l0sJ .H.h larF .'HIsa. taHa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
M Prssidrnoy. q. b

/ --'l.4 " Tho FrsstdEB0y T n % /
We have looked to the State elections
as well nigh eonclusiye Of the result in
November. Pennsylvania was the bsttlf
ground. The Democracy have carried
the sntss Of. inabB W. sda4 esSdt. have
come ~ 0.Raer qpig sqdlqs@o make i
morally certaiu (9g MgFLEbEAYrv Eyeryf
where he viii poIl much larger vote thah
the Democratid Stale tickets have beeh
able to do Re win carry. New Gork
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

Montgomery county 3 booked Tor i've hun
dred majority for Mcclellan. She did nobly
on iast Taesday, butshe will do better ia No.
vepIa.r rsral s.au ,ts+rHs psfa4 sfth.oE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13
OBfGG1

We feel velyusure that when the returns
are all in, the tremendous aud yillainous
majority which BeouGH received last fall,
will,bs vastly diminished. There is hope
even Of Ohio going for MoCLHiLAN..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

The outrageous yiIainies practiced last
year in Ohio, have been repeated in mdi-
ana 2 Ffatd has been supeFadded to force.
and the BLACK Republican psiority.is i'm
slQenGeis sf4a aai ..lrsf. tf8rsa 4. a aurf
,oras ibilip A. ~. l4---l - -li-llti ~ IHH1 Y
ifFthe people desire four years more Of
bloody and ruinous war they viii signify
it by voting iof A PFahap hineOlpy
IF the people wish their taxes, already
ruinous in amount to be doubled, they
VIII vote for Abraham Lincoln. ~ aal la
"a ftraE " = g.si..-ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

A big negro seized Mcclellan badge from
a ladys bosop in New York and decamped
amid The applause OF Republican bystanders,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-13

tits the unseen hand OF the proydent ther, reaching
iorlb from the grave and st8l hue offspring,
snd keeping together the t,mIiy. BY It, the hithfui
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-01

TRusTEE,s SALE OF LOTS IL
sOUTH WHEELINGs -

pY virtue and in pursuanes Of deed Of trtast
Virginia, 70 the undersigned a. trustee, beaFfne
date on tho hrst day Of march, 1s6i and now duIS
OF record In the Reeorders ONCE Of the said county
otOhio, In deed book No. 80, folio $685. 70 cure The
payment 70 the Merchants and Meehanich' Bank of
wheeling certain debt In said deed OF trust men
ON theiRIR DAY OF sKPTEMBER.' isei M t' ~
tront door Of the Court House Of Ohio eonnty, west
virginia TO sell at public auction, 70 the highest
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground stuRted in
Ohio county, Virginia, I'm the addition 70 the city n
wheeling torm'rly called RitohietoEn, but now
known By. the name OF South wheeling and desfr.
mated on the plat ofstid addition by number hye9
No. Gin square number thirty 81 Sal.
nnS as trustee, snail sell and convey only such
taidi the title, however Il believed to be unques-
TeEns Of salo-cash. g. ..y
jy3o-td FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.