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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.

We claim positively TO cure every case Of thsso DIS
eases This Is positive fact, and will pledge our
selves 10 gave $50 TO any case Of the kind we cam"
cure, and We generally cure with two. prescription
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-17
NOTICE IN pnRr1r1or.

MARY slisfftr, widow Of AnJrea sisefcr, dec a,
WI OF Fairfield county. Ohio, lasie ShsefIet aadsyua
Ann 5hgier, minors, and their guardian, lss SlssBef,
John Shfher. aad Barbara Shsler. his wife EafoUel
Harvey 5lafer Ethan sh;eDer, Catharne Shelter,
Emily Jane Shelter aAd Andrew Nelson SAo.Her mi
hors; Ethan DerR aHd Zelda Bern. his wife 81 the
county ofCarLO III the state Of indIsa. NAi take no.
toe that petition was fled against them on the ri
day OF JANUARY 1851, in the Court VI Common Peas
within and for the county u Fairhd, Oio U, Israel
Shetter andis now pekdng. wherein saad isrs4 Sef-
fer demands PARTITION 81, of te following rea estate.
tO.wt! lying ana being IN the county Of Fairfield, H
the Sate OF Ohio. and knsWn nad distinguished by be-
ing part Of section number eighteen, IL tOWnshiy
number thirteen. of Range numer nineteen, Of t..
lands Of the United states sold at ChHcythe and
bounded and described A. iyoas: Beginning at tl,e
Southeast corner Of sad section 1Hinber eighteen,
and running thence North eight four pole CHAINS
md twenty two links, To- post thence west twenty
I've four pole chains aud seventy four links to post;
thence south ftty eight four pole chains and twenty
two links u post; thence Fat twenty-five f0r pole
chains and seyentyfOuT links to the place Of begin
nlng containing one hundred and forty -niae acres
and eighty six hundredths of an acre
Also, part Of the Northwest qunrter Of SECTION
number nineteen, in township number thirteen, and
Range number nineteen, in said cbulr,y of Fairfield
beginning AZ the Northwest corner Of said sections
thence south twentr-scTen chains and ten links;
theIr.r East thiry.eight chains and eleven links
thence North twenty yscven CHAINS and eight links 10
the Northern boundlly of said section thence weIt
tlirty-srven chains and eghty-frec links 10 the
place OF beginning containing hundred and TIVE
acres and iortyeeht hundre,fths Of acre, more OF
less. excepting thereirOm about two acres Of lanl
-oldaRi conyeyndb by Andrew ShnfFar and Mary Shoef
fer his wifc, to Joseph Meloskey, Us deed bearing
date.Oct. 9th, 1888.
And that at the next term Of said r,nrf the said l..
rael Sreer Will apply for m order ttat partition may
he male Of said premises, and the Dover estate Sf the
said Mary SRetteS be assigned therein
ISRAEL SHELTER,
BY Wm.P. Creed. his Attorney
Lancaster Jan. 2s lsA. a CE, PISS 70.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 16. 1

.. CINCINNATI, March 16, 1864.
GRAIN-Thc demand for wheat has
been quite light, not equal to the Of
terings, Notwithstanding the frmness
of holders noticed in our last; and this
Indifference on the part of buyers, and
the absence ofany speculative demand,
made holders rather more anxious to
sell toward the close of the week, and
even to submit to a decline in order to
do so, as regards Red. White has
been in better demand, there having
been orders from millers in Western
Now York for it to make family -four.
At tho close the city millers did not Of
fer over 81 25@1 26 for prime Red, but
these rates boing below the views Of
sellers, we must quote il at 81 26al 30.
White sold ut 81 So to 81 40.
The distiilcrs bcingout of the mar
ket, corn has been very dull, and but
q limited business has been done, at
soc at the upper and S5c at tho lever
depots, in bulk.
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Pleasant Township
Seminary.

FEVLlE above SEMINARY, united with tho Hygcnlc-
H. Home Cure, is an Institution of learning thut
presents to all but more especially 10 Inyajs, the
Opportunity Of securing thorough Education, and
OF Improving thcir physical powers at the time,
and iOrlcss money Than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary viii commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
2S l. A. D. 1864, aud consist Of 4O weeks, divided into
lhrce sessions AsfoOWS e..
Summer Session from March the 2sth to June 18th
1864. Twelve weeks tuition ST.. Nacaton 70 weeks
Fnll Session, from August 29th % November the 18th
1864. Twelve weeks tuition Sc. No vacation
Winter session, from Neyemberllst 1854 to March
the lWth. 1866. Sixteen weeks tuition S. -rt
Tuition must Ice paid in advance, secured by note;
and no reduction Will be made ON account ofaseilce.
Nb" Boarding, consisting Of iarinaccous food, fruit
aud vegetables, will be furuishedby the Principals at
- per week.
~. have also purchaseda Piano, and secured tic
services of PrOicssorC SCHNEIDER to give distraction
on the Piano and other Instruments OF music on rca-
sonablc terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant
March 10, lSGl-lyjO
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from south Caroline and EIorlda.

IRON bouthlCArolinn ana bloFida'
New YoRk. March 1l--Advlces
from Jacksonville, Florida, are unim-
portant.
Gen. Seymour is still in command.
Our loss at Clustcc reaches 1890, Of
whom two.thirds are slightly wound
ed. ID ..efi ~ kfu.
Hilton Head letters report that the
firing on Sumter and Charleston, ceas-
ed on last Tuesday.
The steamer Alice Turner, small
blockade runner, had run ashore on
Tybee Island and was captured by
our forces.
Col. Henry's cavalry routed a body
of rebel cavalry on Three Mile river,
some distance from the town of Jack.
sonyille.
The rebel force now consists Of
seventeen regiments ofinfantry and
two Of cavalry. They also have some
artillery.
The Savannah News of the I'd inst,
contains an account of the capture Of
the rebel ship Edza, with cargo val
ued at $4,000 .51
The Mississippian reports that 40C
deserters. have organized, and resist
successfully all attempts to subduc
them.
The Mobile Tribune Of the I'd inst.
says "On Monday, 567 shots were
thrown at Fort Powell by the Yankee
feet, without doing damage"
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE
NUE..
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1901.

The attention Of taxpayers Is hereby called 10 the
provisions Of the United States Excise Law relative
to the assessment Of snnuel taxes.
By tie sixth section Of the act Of Iuy l. 1862, il il
made the duty oi al persons, partnerships. firms,
sOcations or corporations, made liable 70 any annual
duty license or tax,On or betDre Me trt H1adag u
Nay IN caet year, to make list or return 10 the Az
sistont Assessor on District where located Of the
smonnt Of annual income, the articles or object.
charged with specnl tax and the business or Oecn.
pttion liable 10 pay sny license.
Every pcrsOnwio shah fill 70 make such return Is
the day specified viii be liable to be assessed by the
Assessor according to the best Information which he
can obaln and IN such case the Assessor ii Required
t0aid fifty per cenun to he amount Of the items O
such list
Every person wha shan deHver 10 an Assessor ans
false Or fraudulent list or statement with lnle1it 10
Cyade the valuation enumeration required by law
is subject 20 fine of FIVE hundred dOliars: and In
such the list viii be nJde ouby the Assessor oi
Assistant Assessor, and from tpe valuation sad emu
mcratlOn 50 made there can be- no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for IT,
cehces, viii not be demanded unti the ihSIieth day
| Of June
The Appropriate blanks on which to make return
and all necessary Information, will be furnished by
KISSIs FRIryn Assistant ASSESSOR for the 7th Diyis
ion 20 whom the returns should be delivered OI
before the first Monday May, al his Office in Ian
caster,
BY Jacob Y Wiseman, Assistant Assessor for the
9Th Division, at Bremen, commencing March 1tb and
continuing fCs days at East Rushyille, commencing
March lith. and continuing fce days at MlerspOrt
2lst Of March and continuing fire days at Baltimore
2sth Of March, and continuing fhres days; at Bas
3lst OF March, and continuing Three days and at hii
office in New Salem thereafter.
! BY Isaac r. K0ontz Assistant Assessor for the 81
Division, at IloyaltOn, 18th o. March and continun.
five days. ut Amanda, 2lst Of March, und cOntinuin,
six days at Gcarport, 2sth Of March, aud coniuum.
six days ;at Oakland, 18th Of April, and continuing
FIVE days; at Stoutsvile lith Of April. and continu
ing five days, and az his residence thereafter 10 Mad
ison township. o.
By Abraham W Becry, Assistant Assessor for ia,
9th Division, at Prkcrngton, lith ofMarch and con
tnuing five days at LOckyile, 2lst Of March, anC
/ continuing FIVE days, and at his Office in LthOpoli
| thereafter.
! To whom the returns should ba delivered on o
before the hrst Monday o! May 1864, AZ the tmcs ant
places designated. Z. f. sH EFFER,
US. Assessor, lzth District
| Tauca astcr Fob gl 1891
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,,5 .,.rfrs For the Lancaster Gazette,
IN MEMORY OF JOHN LITTLE,

And must we, then, forever part,
And tenr asunder from each others heart;
And must we bid long last farewell,
Nomore to meet till called by judgments knell-
That knell~hieh shall announce the death oftne,
And sound eternity with solemn chime;
AMI mustI wander in carths doleful shade, 5
Withomte solace OF my Jehnny's aid;
And must my throbbng heart e'er pine with grief
The loss of him who brougltItsure relief;
Relief, which he could draw from Heavens store,
Which more alounded while he drew the more
And must walk the heavenly road aione,
Without The company OF Little when he is gone;
How can my feeble feet support the load
The cross which daily they must bring to Cod
Without thy friendly aid to guide my way,
And charm Inc with the views of heavenly day.
But kindred spirits, kindred love con feel,
Pure love, and warm. which never can cOngeal:
Andtlou, oh Johnny dost know my meaning well,
Although mys!mple pen refuse to tell
The,poignant sorrow which peryades any soul.
letcease my muse, to sigh, to weep, tomoan,
My heavenly father cus--Iis will be done;
Qbedlcnt Johnny, how ready is Thy face,
How eager thou to run thy heavenly raee--
Oh, may niyfect be always firmly shod,
With every virtue which can lead to God,
Amen, my Lord, bow with solemn awe;
Ts not for me to alter Heavens high law,
Take then thy servant; and like moistened mould,
Seal him thyselffor thine eternal fold;
Tillworlds on worlds revolving roll away
And thou shinest forth in one eternal day.
Lancaster, Feb. Goth, G3. f. r..
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LANCASTER MARKET.
New York Market.

New YORK, March Is.
FLOUR-Moro active without dc.
cidcd change.
WllEAT-Dull and nominal. Sales
at 81 6O@S1 "a for Chicago spring
81 6O@Sl 63 for Milwaukee Club; anC
81 6S@sl 20 for Winter red Western
CORN-Quiot. No decided change
Sales at 81 81 in store, and 81 81
ahoat. r.-te
CATTLE-First quality, S14 so tc
SIG 90; ordinary to good, s12 90 tc
Sl3 50i common, $40 50 to IL SO: in.
ferioES9 90 to 50 so.
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pApEns FoR TnE soLp1ERs.

Now, that the matter of local boun-
ties has been disposed Of, We wish! N
agitate the sub bject of sending the GA
zETTE to the soldiers e2f,F
There is no way in which the same
amount of money can be expended for
the soldier which will furnish him so
much qualification, recarring so eften,
and lasting SO long, as by .seRding him
alive newspaper pnbhshcd in his own
county. especially Il that paper is In
sympathy. with the great cause in
which he is engaged, "a a
g9Wc haSerinformation from various
sources as to- the reception of the GA
zette by our soldiers--ofthe eagerness
with which'tho few copies sent to each
company were read; and Of the strife
among them to get1hold of it first,
We publish a letter te-day from
some soldiers Of the 1st Ohio, who, tir-
cd of the delay in making up the fund
orsend the paper, have sent for it
themselves.
We propose to send The Gazette for
another six months, if n fund can be
raised for doing so. That period will
embrace the coming Presidential cam
paign, and SO the paper will be doubly
useful and interesting to the soldiers,
To you who send the paper there is al
so an advantage; it performs in part
tho work Of letter. writing for you.-
lVoendeaver to publish every event Of
general interest which takes place in
tho county. Each Gazette will serve
asa letter for you, and you have moth
ingto do but to inform thcmof matters
of family and private interest, with as
much good advice as you think best.
With such evidences ef appreciation
on the part Of tho soldiers, we hope
our friends in, tho different townships
will make the effort to raise fund for
this,pmpose,
Several have subscribed to this fund
designating the soldiers to whom they
wish it sent, .. A... .,.. ia.
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p@-Last Friday Evening, JouN SEE
came to town, and delivered himself to
the authorities. He was lodge in Jail,
and on Monday morning, was taken
before Justice CLARKE, where waving
an examination, he was committed for
trial at the next setting of tho Common
Pleas Court, for the murder OF JOHN
n, LITTLE and WM, II. MIcuAELs.
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March IS 1861

Books FOR THE CAMP FlREs-No. .
is ready. 1t is claimed to be the
cheapest original work yet published.
ltcontainslO lO4 pages, minion, and FIVE
spirited illustrations. 1t is entitled
"Clotclle; a Tale of the Southern
States" by w. W, Brown, a native of
Kentocky, Price TEN Gents for
which it will be sent to any address,
postage paid, by the publisher, James
Redpath, Boston. No. 3, a tale by
Balzac, StRe Dickens Of Fra6cce'will
be issued soon, "On Picket Duty" by
Miss Alcott, No. l of this series, has
gone to its I'd edition. 1000 were sold
in three, days 10 .~s>. rv.ru =- ~
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In Fo,rheid County Common Pleas Ohio


Amos Graham, PaintifL }
Abraham Peters ct ai, Def('s.
4 ST. Abraham Peters, of Warren county, Ohio
n Mary Stucky and - Stucliy her husband.
whose christen name il unknown. Of Allen county,
Ohio; llim Strickler and - Striclller, herhus-
band whose chTsten name is unknown, of Franklin
county, Ohio Emily Dustman and - Dustnan,
her husband, whose christen nance is uRknOwn, OF
Nanwert county, Ohio; Sarah Dixon and - Dixon
her husband, whose chrsten name and residence are
unknown; Isaac Peters, of the State of Illinois
Michael Peters the State Of Ohio Daniel Peters,
Ofthe StateOfIeN the children and heirs at law Of
Samuel Peters deceased, late Of Illinois, (whose
names and RESIDENCE urc unknOwn, and the children
and heirs at hw of George Peters, deceased, late o
the State of Ohio, whose names and residence are
unknown.
Cd The children and heirs at law Of Samuel Nigh
deceased, (whose names and residence are unknown
I'd. The children and heirs at law of Adam Nigh,
deceased, late of Wyandct county, Ohio, (vhose
names and residence are unknownl
4th. Sarah Leist and William Lest, her husband,
Of Henry county, Uhe.
5th' The children and heirs at law of Jacob Nigh,
deceased, EwhOsenaInes and yesdence are untnowrl)
9Th. The children and heirs at law Of John Nigh,
deceased, (whOse names and residence are un-
known)
7th. The children and heirs at law of George Nigh,
deceased whose names and residence are un-
sth. Yho children and heirs at law Of Peter Nigh,
deceased, (whose names and residence are un-
known)
9th. The children and heirs at law Of Susan NefI,
decensed, Whose names and residence are unknown
will take notice that Petition was filed against
them on the lTh day OF February, A. d. lSG4 in the
Court ofCommon Pleas within and for the county oi
Fairfield, in the State of Ohio, by Amos Graham.
aud is now pending, wherein said Amos Grayham de-
mands partition of the following real estate, t0wit
Situate in the county of Fairfield, in the Slate Of
Ohio, aud is known and distinguished by bcn6a part
ofthe North-east half of the Northeast quarter of
Section No. three (3l in Township No Twelve (l2l and
Rarge No twenty 2O land il boundcdos follows, lowit:
Beginning at post at the north boundary line Of said
section No B. one chain East from where sad bound
anytime Tcrosses Cearrrcek; thence South Nineteen
1 chains and sixty-ihree (61 links 81 post thence
West Two (2l chains and seventy links toa post
thence North nineteen CHAINS and lxtythree links to
post on the north boundary line Of said section :;
thence East with said boundary line Two ~ chains
ondseventy-fve C15 links TO the place of beginning
containing five acres and 40NlO0 Of an acre more
less And Mt the next term Of said Court the sad
Amos Graham will apply for order that partition
may he made of said promises. Dated this 18Th day
Of February, lsG4.
by Clarke 4 Frittcr, Attorneys.
r.h -
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AndreW PearSo and Salem PearBe, Plaintiff,
against
James T. Pearse and Mary 4. Psarse, his wife, De-
f.,dants
GAME3 7. Pearse and Mary A. rPearsn his wife of
- Carroll county, IN the State u illinois, will take
notice that Andrew Pearse and Salem Pear.e of the
county Of Fairfield ia the State sf Ohio, did aa the
third day OfFebruaty, 4. u. 1884 e his petition ia
tic court OfGommSh Feas within and for the eoun.
" Of Fairfield and State Of OHIO, against thu said
james 7 Pearse aud Mary 4. Pearse his wife defend
ants setting forh that the llth day Of August A.
1859, the said defendlntJames T. Peafse, made aud
delivered tDthe SAID Andrew Pearsc and Salem PeaFse
ascertain PromissOryngte 9that date. doe one day
AFTER dateorthe Sura of eghthundred and NINETY y-tw0
dollars lss92l That on the same day the said defend.
ants James 7. Pearas aud Mary 4. Psarss, his wife,
execnted and delivered % the sand andrew Psare aud
Salem Pearse their certain mortgage deed dRtei
August 18th, A. h. lsj9 to the payment Of the
said sum ofeght hundred and nnety.twO dollars
Ss9lJ and the interest thereon upon the undivided
third part Of part Of the west hf Of Section No o.
Township No Is Of R..nge 10. ~ estimated 10 con.
tain one hundred and ffty-twO 1jzl acres, more or
less and lying and beng In the county pf Fairfield.
N the State ofOhio; and praying that SAID defendants
may pay the sidd sum Of Ssy2 o. and the interest
thereon, or that said premises may u sold 10 pay
| the same. . -'.....s
The sdd James 7. Pearse and Mary A. Pearse are no.
titled that they required 70 appear and answer said
petition, on before the 81 Safurday after the lOi
day Of March. A. b. HGI
| ANDREW PEARsE and SALEM TEARsE.
BY CLARKE FEIITgR, Attorneys -Hr
| February I, 1919 Is psi w
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NIOTicFis hereby given 10 the unknown heirs Il
Y hw, u usmar g. Tiffany, dJeeaseds and tho an
known heirs AZ law u Miiiiam Tiffany, deceased. that
Tetsf sntis ~ P,aintut, on The nth day % fchTua-
~, a. D. lS6i filed hts petition IN the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas In and for the county uf Fairfield, and
STATE Of Ohio, against them as deindants the object
and prayer of which j. 20 require them togonvey 10
him 10 Zee simple by deed of general Warranty tnol
No. Nine % 10 Aaron bepadum's Addition VI lu-Io
10 the town OfLancsster, In sad connfy IN pursuance
Of the contract nwntng under seal Of said OsmaT C.
Tiffany and William Tiffany With Margaret couiile,
tFhO assigned the same 70 said Peter Nillerl dated
April %, 1873; and in default Of such Conveyance
that the Judgment in said action operate such, aid
that said heir at Law be enoined from claiming any
right or interest in 10 sal premises, and that te
safne .e conveyed bya Muster Commissioner 10 said
Peter Miller. And said defendants are further notified
% appear and answer to said petition on or before
the Third saturday after the 18th day of March, A. D.
ls5i, or Judgment VIII he taken against them by de
auit. Dated this IIth day " Februgry "A DIAe4.
HUNTER DAU LIBERTY, -
| Fe'.1l' ca -Cy-fc--bfsJ " i
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Notice.
VALUABLE FIGURING MILL
! and Warehouse For Safe.

VTTlsilING 70 exchange my location, IpropOAe to
wv offer for sale my Touring Mil, knoxn AZ the
EMPIRE MILLS, and Warehouse, sitliqted ~ BALI
more, Fairfield county lying the Ohio canal. with
my Dwelling house Stable stock scales and all nee
ossary out-buiIdings and sheds. There are seven
acres Of land, excellent well Of water, n young or.
chard Of choice fruit trees Just beginning bear. Pa.
ctcs for shipping are good, with everything neces-
say tOearry on the commission business, md good
mill custOm-n fact, the bestpropertyn the county 10
coin greenbacks with. For particulars inquire Of the
owner, on the premises. J.W. MULINlX
Baltimore, March j-i9 3w
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LANCAS-
TER---cERTIFICATE OF AUTHOR
ITY ..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OTFiCF or Conr-)
TRotLgR or TIE CURRENCY,
Washington, Dec, ist, 1861
EXTHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence prescntedto
wv the undersigned 1t has been made to appear
that "Thc First National Bank Of Lancaster" in the
county of Fairfield and state ofOhiu has been duly
organized under aud according 10 the requirements
Of the act OF Congress entitled, "An act TO provide
National Currency, lseouicyI by pledge uf Cnitod
redemption thereof" approved February 25, 1893 and
has compiled with all the provisions OF said actrequr-
ed to he complied with before commencing the bust
ness OF Banliing
Now therefore, ], Hugh lIcCphSch, ifomptrGlleroi
the Currency DO hereby certify Tint thead First Ma
tontl lunk ot Lancaster, county of Fairfield and
state ofOhio is authorized 10 commence the business
Of Banking under the actaiorcsad
lntestmonyw whereof, witness my hmd md seal OF
Office, this first day Of December, 1868.
lsEAL. HUGH MrCULLOCH,
Dec 1877 3m Comptrollcr of the Currency
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March II, 1864.
Public Examinations In the Lancaster
Union schools from Friday March 18th
to Friday, March 25th.

------------<e -
Public Examinations In the Lancaster
Union schools from Friday March L tn
to Friday, March a5th.
The following will be the order:
FMoy Forenoon, in South Building
lst Primary, and I'd Secondary rooms
FTldy afternoon, in North Building
lst Primary and I'd Secondary Rooms
Mondai Forenoon, in South Build,
ing, I'd Primary and 1st Secondary
Rooms.
Monday afternoon, in North Build,
ing, I'd Primary, and 1st Secondary
Rooms. sos. ST..
Taesddy Forc0oon, in South Build
ing, lst Intermediate Room, and in
North Builing, 1st intermediates.
Tuesday afternoon, in North Build
ing, lst and I'd Intermediate Rooms.
Wednesday,, forenoon and Afternoon,
tho Grammar Schools Of North and
South Buildings.
Thursday to E'Sdty Noon, High
School.
All are respectfully invited to at
tend, j. +. REINMUND,
Superintendent.
March IL 1861
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Sale Of Real Estate
;rBY ORDER OF COURT.

nN the 10Th day Of March, 1891, between the hours
BOf l0and o'clock Of said day ON the premises
will De sold to the highest bidder xie following real
estate rs the property ofVacntine Cupp dec d. sit
uite in said county OF Fairfield, to-wt: The South
west quarter Of Section No eights,l ~ township No
sixteen 49, of Range No. eighteen ts-containing
lGs acres, more less. SubccttO dover aal kemc-
stead as assigned
Appraised II s35 90 per acre.
Terms OF sRle.-One third in hand, and the res
idue thereof in one and two years thereafter with in
terest roIs the day OF sale, to be secured by mortgage
MAErN & McNEILD, g. BLACK,
Auys. AdTa' OF NileHiiuc Cufr, dec,
Feb Is, lsGi--I7 Sa' pis3 90 TTtr -. r
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bT-T The attention Of merchants and
shippers iscalled to the advertisement
of Black Brothers, Commission Mer-
chants, in another column.