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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

Is ACT relating o. closing the sf,iir- ami re-
n deeming and paying the bills or notes % the
Franklin County Bank.
His h,rssy snarf,a By fAe Ge-srai 4s',7sfy of ne
stat, Of ; erHsNts
Sec. I. The act entitled An &C Incorporating
the Franklin County Bank approve. November
D.. l>ig, Is hereby amended a. D. limit the M
during which said bank shall continue aud have
succession 10 the first day 81 June. $50 instead ~
the first day of January, 30, as limited in said
act
Sec. ,. said bank shall as soon as may be and
within twenty days from the passage OF this act.
cause a notice Of the same and % the purpose ~
said hank 70 terminate its existence on said first
day Of June, l-65 70 be published Tor the period Of
six months until said first day Of Juue, iu each
newspaper printed in this State. and 10 the Boston
Journal, newspaper printed in the city Of Boston,
10 the State Of Massachusetts, and In the New York
Times, newspaper printed in the city of New
York said notice shall also state that al hills or
notes Of said hank not presented for PAYMENT he
fore said first day Of June, l-f5, will not he re-
deemed and paid by sand hank. And after Tho pub
location Of said notice herein directed said hank
shall not be liable and shall not be held Liable IN
any court Of law equity in this state, o. redeem
or pay any Of it, bills notes not presented 0-
dcmption or payment before the time fixed 10 tins
act and any bonds, which may have heen given hy
the directors Of said hank for the redemption Of if
bills shall not be held to be Of binding force and
obligation upon the persons executing the same 90
reGeem pay any bills notes Of said bank pre-
scented for redemption or payment before the time
Sec 3 This act shall take effect from il. passage
Approved Nov. I'D, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that II is the purp1se Of
~ the Franklin County Bank 10 terminate its ex-
stence the LIST day Of June s65, in pursuance Of
the provisions Of the foregoing act. and all bills
notes Of said Bank not presented 10 said Rank for
payment before the first DAY Of June A. d 1865
will not he redeemed or paid by said Bank
BY order Of the Directors
VI. ". BEARDSLEY Cashier
St Adams Nov. q, 1864
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Ihave given the plantation Bitters 10
undreds our disabled soldiers with the most "a
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HEAD QUARTERS

HEAD QUARTERS.
A NEW Stock OF Smith and Wesson's and mat
n kinds Of Revolvers and fixed Ammunition.
Clocks,
A new and good assortment Plated Good, Ts.
Sets, CAKE and Fruit Dishes. Casters and most srti
cles wanted, in large and full assortment
Jewelry.
new and extensive variety Pearl and Stone set
Kings, solid Gold, told and Silver Thimbles wide
and narrow Belt Buckles, Rubber Goods BrA,elet.
Chains Pins to make Chains, Bars, Combs. &c
J. z BRINSifAID
Church St Old Stand
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NASHVILLE. Dec. l6. 2l5P. N.

Hood has fallen hack, and is apparently
doing his best to get away, while Thomas is
pursuing him with great vigor. frequently
capturing guns and men. Everything so
far is perfectly successful, and the prospect
is far to crush Hoods army.
Official dispatches from Gen. Candy have
been received to-day, showing the complete
success of an expedition sent by him from
Vicksburg to cooperate with Gen. Shermans
operations and cut Haod's communication
with Mobile. Gen. Candy also reports the
probable success Of another expedition from
Baton Rouge under command Of Gen. David
son, the detail and object of which it is not
proper now to disclose. When last heard
from, Davidson was reported as having
caused panic IN Mobile and devastating the
country generally. Lieut.. Col Earl, com
handing special party was severely wound
ed and fell into the hands of the enemy at
Fayette, Miss
The Richmond papers of to-day conf[m
the reported capture Of Bristol y an expedI-
ton supposed to be under the command OF
Gems St6neman and Durbridge, also the sur
nrise and cartnse Of the Glade Springs de-
not on the railroad Is miles south Of Alb
hington. They also contain Gen. Hoods Of
fetal report OF the battle of Franklin, in
which he Acknowledges the loss of many gal
LIANT officers and brave men, among whom he
enumerates Maj. Gen Claiborne, Bug-Gen
John Williams, Adams, Grist. Strahl and
Cranberry killed. Maj-Gen John Brown
and Gems Scoter, MonIgault, Charles Cock
emil and Scott wounded, and Brighten Cor
don captured.
They also state that on Wednesday. Gen.
Sherman carried Fort McAllister, command
ing the entrance TO the Ogechce riycr, by
storm, and that the capture Of this position
puts Sherman IN communication with the
Yankee feet, and necessitates the reinforce
ment of Savannah.
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q. ". D. ANDREWS,
sup't Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
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News of the War.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
Dec IL 10 20 PM

Dec. l6, 1890, Pm. (
To MAJ. Gen. DIR:
The following unofficial despatch has been
received:
N.suvtrIr Dec If
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r.. MATTIsONcs sERE REMEDIES
FOR
Specf0i Diseases.
INDIAN EyEMEN AGOGUE

This celebrated Female Medicine
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20 anything else for the purpose, as
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married ladies who from ill-health
or other reasons may wish 70 avoid
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taken As directed, il will cure any
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also perfectly safe at all times run
directions accompany each bottle
Price $40.
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HALE's HONEY OF
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awlrA
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EDWARD WOUNALL.-

owe much TO you, for erlybelsvs
be plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. ". WAGGONER, Madrid, NY
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW Atmosphere.
~ Autumn holidays
Under the Ban.
Choir Stories, (By Saxe.)
Melbourne House.
hOmen's Topics.
Cripple Of Antioch.
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Gotta Family.
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JACOB GREEN
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER n
Collins and Burial Cases.

In Wood and Metal. OF every style.
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c. A. FLAUTE~


SOUTH " RsAv, o.. July q, 1879.
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CHINA HALL.
S. s.. BROWN
TO SPORTsMEN.

TO SPORTSMEN.
WE have just received at No. I Bank Block A
w full assortment OF fine
X l L l. T. =
Both Breech and Murzle loading Of all size. an
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BRINSMAID HILDRETH.
Sept. sth.
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sA7'iiS WIN SYKES. CHADWICK ECO.
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington, DC.
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send Us twenty-four dozen more ofyour Plsnts-
ion Bitters. the popularity Of which are daily in
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y ACT relating O. closing the Affairs and re-
n deeming and paying the bills or notes % the
Franklin County Bank.
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DIR. OAKS

Is a graduate Of the London Medical Colleges. and
has practised in England and America for over n
years with unparalleled success IN the treatment Of
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or at his residence on Union ST.
Burlington, March .. '6i. d8wtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


ST LOUIS, November l0.-Late storm. have
so deranged telegraph lines that we have but
few scattering returns from the interior, but
Missouri is conceded to Lincoln by handsome
majority also the election of the radical
State ticket McCurg, Leon, Blow and
Boyd, (Rep) }, are returned to Congress, and
one, perhaps two other Republican Congress
men are elected The Legislature will be
largely Republican
The Convention question IS carried and a
large majority OF radical delegates elected.
Dispatches to Headquarters confirm the
tight with Price at Newtonia on the 2slh
ut The onemy's loss was $50 killed and
wounded, and many wagons destroyed The
rebels we're again overtaken al Fayetteville
Ark and a sharp skirmish had with their
flank. They are supposed to have crossed
Arkansas river before this, unless Gen. Steele
Intercepted them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
PETITION FOR PARTITION

superior Court Montgomery County. ohio.
Emanuel Mac 1er VS. Daniel Macher, Mary O. Maoh,r
MRcher. ~ N'
nANIEL MAUHER. OF tho State OF Michigan
~ mary u Maeher, Sarah &. MacLer Ambrose
MONTGOMERY, ONO, will take notice that n petition
vas MED against them on the t1h day OF Noyoub,r
~ -. 1864 IN the Superior Court within aud for me
Cnunty OF Montgomery Ohio, by Emanuel machar.
snd s N no" pending shereln said Emanuel Mscher
uehhhds partition oi the following described real
estate, 20 wit "Situats In the County OF MONTGOMERY
IN he state OF ONO and 10 the town of Chambersburg
pelnB lots numbered Eleven Ql) aud Twelve tlg on
we plht OF the said town Of Ohambershurg" aud that
~ Toe next term Of said tour tho SAID Emanuei
harher VIII apply for an order that partition may 30
inado OF sad premises, Dated this Finh ray of
NoNem6er, A. u 1864. EMANUEL MACHER'
6Eo. W. MiLAnbEG, Auy. now w0,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
The LINCOLN Juh,Ien.

We notice that the friends of Lincoln pro
pose to 'jubilate' at the Court House to.mor'
row night Well the've carried the election
and have a right to 'Ihe corners Let them
rejoice now, for they will be sad enough be.
fore the next four years have passed over
their heads So far as party triumph ia oon
cerned, they have right to iollify but let
them remember one thing they have no right
to insult or molest Democrats on the street,
and especially in their own houses The peace
and good order of the city will he preserved
by having this borne in mind. "A word to
the wise" &c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, November IL.
HARSHMAN's FLOUR-Rsd cheat
Wholesale 80 co. Retail SO 90.
WHEAT-$l TOOL u.s.
CORN-l00
OATS-6O
RYE-75@l Is.
BARLEY-$l 6O@I6O
TEAS--$2 5O@2 90.
COFFEE-45Q50o
SUGAR--3O
SUGAR-22@2sc, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR-3O6Sle per 10.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33tc per 10.
MOLASSES-$l 35@liO per gal
RlCE--20o per 10.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTER-40m50
CHEESE -25@3O
STARCH-l2lc per n.
S0APS-l69l6 per N.
DRIED APPLES-l0@l2J.
BEANS-Per busbel 81 O0692 90.
EGGS-20@ % par doz.
TOBACCO-9OC9Sl so per n.
SH0T-$5 75@6 OOper sack
LEAD-26c per H.
POTAT0ES-$l OOa2 25 per bush.
HAY--Timothy $26 per ton.
WHIsKYrl 10,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

Nav IoRg, Nov ll.-Colton hrmer at |
4oal AZ Flour less active and not so firm
at 10 l5alO 80 for extra state, and II l0a
IL % for round hoop Ohio Wheat quiet
aud prices unchanged, at 52l for Chicago
spring Barley frmer Corn la2c better, aud
active at 75al &c for mixed western; Oats
lc better at 9jc Tor western; Pork a little
tirmer at 39 OOa 80 80 for mess, 40 50a4l
62 for new, and 3B 00a3s so for prime ;
Lard steady at 22a2llc; Whisky opened firm
and closed quiet At u | 744, Sugnr firm
at 2ic for Cuba Petroleum dull aud nomi-
nal at ijc for crude, 70a7lc for refined in
bond and S6aS7c for free:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
Professional.

And for the past three years Surge n M the Untad
states Navy, has opened an Office At No. 2I5 Third
street, between IeterpOn aud - Clair streets north
side. Having had the advantage of the Hospil,s M
New York aud mlAdslphis, with twenty years OF
successful pratce, the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his aiylce that they will obtain every ad
'Antag = that The advanced condition OF tho SrioHes
~ Medicine can render.
DT WISE cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT andnlI
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL ~
hALAIlOh the only reliable means knOWu 10 tho
profession, when has proven 70 universally success
m IN the East aud IN Europe. II 9 treats al diseases
Of the EYE and EAR, also all diseases peouhA 10
Females, and all OHkONtC COMPLAINTS What,
so-eVer may be their character The most incredu.
lons wi be convinced OF hs success by calling ~ his
once No. 2is, Third street. Dayton, or by obtaining
letters 70 invalds which IL circulated gratuitousiy
ofioc hours from = O'Clock A. NJ. ulfs O'Clock \ NJ
ootib dtw3m -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
November l0,-Returns oi voting in this army
are nearly oil in Pennsylvania soldiers give
1919 majority for Liucoln. Western regiments
give small majoriles for Lincoln. The total
vote in the combined armies before Richmond
and Petersburg is stated at $4,000, The ma.
jorily for Lincoln is 900
Several Pennsylvania State Agents were
yesterday placed under arrest for having
blanks with names spelled wrong They are
held 10 await the decisions of the Secretary
OF War, the matter having been referred to
him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

Nrw YoRK, Nov lD--The Post says the
gunboat just built here for the Japanese, is
detained under protest from the British Min.
lister, owing to the impending hostilites grow.
ing out of the demand by the governments ol
the United States, England, France and Hol
land for The opening Of the Japanese inland
sea. An allied fleet has, ere this, gone to
force an opening
The Post contradicis the statement that
there is any Misunderstanding between Gen
Butler and Gen. Dix
General Wright, just elected to Congress by
the Democrats Of the 9th District, died this
morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

NEw YoRK, November l0--The MontRom'
cry Mail in an article advocating a Conven'
ton of all tho States, referring to the meeting
OF tue rebel Congress on the the 9TH instant
says:
THE weapons are now in the hands of Con
gress. The States can do nothing. The peo
pie can do nothing The President will do
nothing. Congress alone has power, by its
courage und wisdom, to strike blow for
peace, II it would roassure the army, il had
better act
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
sHERIFFs SALE.

La Dow Wise
fhe Dayton Land Locomotive Machine Aanufsatur.
Ing Company
No sss Montgomery County Superior Court
Ilf Nrtns of ten several executl Issued IN this
ID case, will oiicr At Public Sale Al The shop on
helden' No $50 Fret street. Dayton. Ohio, on
SATURDAY, November 18th 1864,
at soclock NJ. Of said day the following goods and
ehaltles to.Nit one steam Wagon with two HnRiaes
suarhed' Takentn execution tue property Of
feler DeardoH, one Of the members Oftie hrul OF
iho Dayton Land Locomotive and hachine Manu-.
and Simeon Sparks
sou7.WOw GEO woeAAAN, shsua.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

REASONS FOR JoLiFYE0.--The reelection
of ignorant and smutty joker for President.
The probability Of another sweeping conscrip-
ton, without the privilege of hiring substi-
tutes A national deb. of four thousand mil
lions. with the certainty Of its increase TO
eight thousand millions before the expiration
of the next four years. The annihlation Of
the rights Of the States, aud the cenlraliza.
ton Of all power at Washington. The total
abrogaton Of the civil law, with its ncidenta
of trial by jury, and habeas corpus, and the
substitution of military law, in its place
The destruction ofthe elective OF franchise bv
fFnud and brute violence. These area few
Of the reasons which our Republican friends
will have Tor jolliiying on Saturday night We
hope they will have a happy time of it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
PUBLIC SALE.
No. 204i,
Superior Court.

A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
Abnsr Stephens I No. sot!,
Jacob Q. Kepler ct AL
DuHsUANT to a decree OF the Superior Court OF
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, entered IN the above
cause, tt its June Term, A. ID, 1854, | will, on
SATURDAY, December 3d. 1864
At the door Of the Court House, In the city of Dsyton
IN SAID county, between the hours Of two and four
o'clock h. Of said day, sell at tublic outoTy 10 lhe
highest bidder, the following described premises,
fart OF the north half OF section number eighteen
b)' township number three t1) and range nun her
hve (b), between the Miami rivers IN Montnpmary
county, Ohio, beginning at the half section corner on
tho west line Of said section thence north A. ~ easi
eightytwo ts2) poles to RcoTntri theura sontb $50
eat two hundred and ihY.twO aud thirty-siK hun.
drsdths t262 Mlu0) poles to conner; thence south
10y EAST eighty 1.-TWO and forty eighth hundredths tsY
" llW poles TO corner thence north $40 So vast
two hundred and hityour and iorty hundre Iths 25l
iO-lUOl poles TO tho place Of beginning contain nv
one hnnnred ant tTCnty. y.ulne and seventy one hun.
dredths U297l-lOOl acres.
Said Farm Is about two miles east OF Centreyille.
iNs upon II Dwelling, two log cabins frame tenant
house, large orchard, aud about dueen acres OF
Timber Wv W
Appraised at si4Oo an acre. May sell for s2l "a
hh acre GEO. W. MALAMBRE,
%, =, m Master Commissioner
nOy2ieOi davis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
MISREPRESENTATION Correc,.d.

NEw YoRI, November 1.-The Courier
des' Etats Unis, authoritatively denies the
statements published, that an alliance, defen.
sive and offensive, existed between Mexico
and the Southern ConfederAcy Macmillan =
Government declares that it has never enter.
tanned any relations with the Rebel Govern.
ment at Richmond
The report yesterday that Geo. Wright, Just
elected TO Congress in New Jersey has died
Is nnlounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

QUEBEo, @. w., Nov. l0.-Prominent men
from the Northern States are here, urgiug the
Canadian Government to energetic co-opera.
ton with the United States authorities, to pre-.
serve peace on the frontier. Efficient meas
!ures on the part Of the Canadian Government Mt
have been taken.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joseph Bnneman, Plaintiff Case No POLL
against ! MontVomery Cnuntv
GOO II Jehrles, et' al. Derts.j Superior Court
DeRSuANT To an order Of the Superior Court Of
L Montgomery County, Ohio made In the above
entitled cause and to me directed will ner at Pnbo
A. uoh ~ me door OF the Court House the city OF
Dhytonin the County and State Riore said on
SATURDAY, December 10Th, 1864,
between the hours Of one ard four o'clock r. NJ o
SAID day the following described real estate to.wt
I situate i ~ Miami uty, Montgomery County, OHIO,
three, t2al m Bametrs plat OF Miami civ i'm Harn
son township, IN said County and tate and described
"a me Records OF said county being part of Section
NO thirty two, (a) and fractional section THIRTY.
three, lSS) Town two, (2) and Range SIX (6)
SAID properly has been appraised at Si2OO and can.
not sell for less than " OF said amount
. W. n. BFLVILLE
N n. JORDAN, Atty. novg,sIis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

HsADoUARTERs Army or THR PoToMAc
November 3 "A Flag Of truce was asked for
by the enemy and granted TO bury the bodies
OF their killed in the attack Saturday night
near the centre. The enemy acknowledge a
loss OF 200 killed and wounded.
The election yesterday, throughout the at.
my passed of very quietly
lblrly'eght Pennsylvania regiments gave
Mcclellan ,84l Lincoln 4,649 Linooln's
majority 2,S0s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
LEGAL NOTICE

IQObkkr bOfLR,i Is notified that Rlia Hoyle. Iid
III on tho Goth day Of September, d. fsot 6ls
her pohtton in the ONCE Of the UerL of the Conrt ot
Oonmon Pleas, within and for the County OF Msni
gOmery and state Of Ohio, asking that she NAV BE-
divorced froIn tho said Robert Boyle, which petition
duty EILL BOy1E oH'''' o.
J, II. BAGGoTr, Att'y.
sept, 2O 1869 sany7.va
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

MONTREAL, November 9.-The examination
ol the witnesses on the st. Albans raiders
case proceeds slowly II is sid that no an.
peal can be made to the English courts, as an
act OF the inglish Parliament limits the writ
to the United Kingdom.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

BUFFALO, Nov. ll.--Flour frm Wheat
frm winter red 2Oa2 25 for Chicago
spring; per sample %; for No with Ger.
tiicatp OSi amber winter 2 27a2 81 Mil.
wankee spring 10 Corn dull, with retail
lots at | CO. Oats firm
First storm Of the season today.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

Ngw YoRK, Nov II Stocks better and
active Money 4 Sterling quiet; Gold closed
at 24O N Y. G 2G4 Erie 1922 Reading
l3Si skies of 81, coupons, 76bi $40 cou
pons !; registered 1908; 10 40 coupons 80;
skies OF II, coupons, 30; 1905 81 one
year certificates 97l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

Also the following property at tho Paper Mills ON
The Upper ydrnulic in Dayton recently occupie by
three Caruoya Of Nitrol 0t lbs; six emt " Car oys
one Rope Pitcher, one Iron Safe, ~ yards weltng
sSunaury sa POOLS ana 9Iher Machinery Of tho Old Mil
700 mounds OF Woen Rags
Also, IN addition one Pony Horse, Harness. and tho
only wagon owned ty II; +. ellis one Blue buggy
aud the only old Buggy, one small Family Carriage
and Single Harness, one Cow (MaIJ) two Flows; two
CutVators, Harness and other Farming Iinplements
being upon said ELS premises lso said Nil nj, ,yat
library contNnig about one thousand Volumes AIao,
ahd ELS UOu sehold Furniture TO the amount of sb01
the last item Intended TO GOV all Furniture now I'M
hnld Es private residence, which may come in under
the following description
Marble Top Dressing Case, ons Wash stand Marble
Top, tgo Side and Center Tables one Dozen ChairA
sInys Sns soa; CARPETS Beads5esds What Not staeds
Furniture now u said Ell's Hopso
q, Reams Of Flat Cap Paper.
10 rim - ''
~ Dozen Composition Books
800 Prompters.
600 Lives of Ethan Allen
sO0 Mornings A. oDg the Jesuits
800 SERVANTS 0trmau Grammar
1900 Parallels in Verse
i9 Ioo Gross cert Toy Books.
200 Copies Peartv Deed.
500 " Golden Treasure.
100 " Friendships Offering.
1000 Dadom.
800 " Dream Books.
2 Gross Blank Notes
200 Copies Dictionary Of Questions.
70 Gross MemorandOms.
% Dozen MemOrandoms Leather bound
Gross 90 cent Copy Books
5H Gross Folio Copy Books
10 Dozen Kid Glov -
900 Life OF Josephine
800 Dani Boone.
81 Reams Blank Deeds
Lawyers Blanks, SO,
Kegs OF White Lea 8, Oil in barrel Males Az
Type Meta, on hand, stock in building, SS', 10.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. N. and continue
Terms Cash.
~ GEO. woGAMAN. henG