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A Republican United States Senator on
Mcclellan.

Hon o. II. Browning ives The Republican
United States Senator from Illinois, and .
supporter a. Abraham Lincoln. yet he does
not hesitate 10 bear Testimony 20 the patriot
ism and ability Of Gen. Mcclellan. as The
following from the Quiucy Herald will show
.The immense ,hrong then marched. win
hand OF music 10 the residence Of O. H.
Browning. Being loudly called for Mr.
browning appeared upon the por'ico 10 front
Of his residence and proceeded 70 address
the people. In the course Of his remarks
ne paid high end well deserved tribute 70
tho reputation and fame Of Gen MeC'ellan.
He ssid that he hsd often before declared
that Gen. Mcclellan was true patriot and
an exalted statesman--ths. he regarded him
s.tbe best General our country had produced
IL he prese nj var. and that be should not
feel distressed II he should be elected 70 the
Presidency Al the conclusion OF his re
marks he wss honored with three rousins
and hearty cheers"
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From the Journal and Messenger. . reli.
gious paper Of Cincinnati
Cure for Dyspepsia.

~ II
Ma EDsroR:-I feel il due 70 those who
are suffering from dyspepsis 20 state rem
<dy, which have been advised 20 use. snc
which has effected cure. ws- It'll lcted
with the unpleasant consequences Of ind
cestion isri winter and spring, ill my health
was despaired ~. I have been an opposer
10 patent medicines generally. bot was ~
due-d TO use DIR Roback's stomach Bit.
ters.. manufactured IN your city. One bot
,Ie hiss relieved me OF Ill those symicms,
aGd can now crafty good appetite upon
sne Iuxuries Of this beautiful season. With
out experiencing the exceedingly unpIess-
ant effects which eating even light food
caused me few months since.
believe this m..dicine to be good and ef
fective in those diseases OF the stomach foI
which il 10 recommended. write this with
OUT the kncwiedge Of Doctor Robsck o. any
one concerned. and do il first OF III Tor III
good Of those suffering iron indigestion an'
A. MINISTER.
We know the writer cf the above
aud that he 10 what he Processes 20 be-
minister ard gentlemen Of truth.
See Advertisement.
Sept. 17th, 1864.
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FOR SALE By

NJ. FREADMAN, Jasper;
Fan. HOFFMAN, Hsrb,son Tow uship;
JoHN l.. HnrrxAs, Columbia Township:
Gso. HorFMAx, HARRISON Township;
GEO II SnuRrz, Ferdinand;
JoHS q. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
ERxsr PfcKHARDr, Hunsingsburg;
L. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and bv Druggists e. Merchants ever where
@. w. ROBACK, Componnder o. stomach
Bit,ers. Biood pills. Distillrv ard Msnnfa =
,ursr OF Catawbs ard Swedish Brand'es and
Al kinds 81 the finest Domestic Liquors
which are sold. wholesale o. In any desired
,uan,isy. at Nos. So, So. 90 and 81 East
rhisd Sasvees. Cincinnati. q.
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M THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,
We call the attention Of oil having reia
lions ~ friends IN the army 10 the fact thsi
..HOOFLAND'S German Biiiers will curs
nine tenths Of the dlsessss induced BY *
posure and priva'ions incident TO esmp NE.
In The LETS, published almost daily 70 the
newsoa pers, on the arrival " the sick, y
will be noticed that very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case 81
that kind can be readily cured BY Hooh,rd''
German piuers Diseases resulting iron
disorders Of the digestive organs are speed
liIv removed. We have no hesitation H.
stating that, II these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds 81 live
mioht be saved that otherwise will be lost.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITS.
See thai the signature Of g. M. Jackson
~ on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BorTLE rs CENTS,
on HAir Dpz. FOR 81 90.
should your nearest druggist not hsvs
The article, do not be %, Of BY any o. The
liu,oxica,ing preparations thst may be offer
cd in its place, but send 20 ne, and we vii
forward. securely packed, by express.
IL Principal Office and Mandatory
4 No. Gal Afch Street.
J JONES e. EVANS,
III (Successvrs 10 4. M. Jacks.n a. Co.,)
Proprie:ors
= nTFOR SALE in Jasper, BY N. FRKir
4 MAN, aud DruggIsis aud Dealers 10 ever
town in The United states.
Feb. 9th, l664,-ly.
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NEW Go Old s.!
Cheap rs the Cheapest:
JOS. FREADM AN

INFORMS the public generally that he
i has Just returned from the cities o.
Cincin nati and Louisville, with . stock 81
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE AND NOTIONS. which 10 unsur-
passed In sny store 10 this locality, aud
which he kas purchased on such favorable
|,erms Is will enable him 10 sell IS cheap.
II not cheaper. ,han any merchant IN THE
locality. Give me . call and satisfy your
selves. al the by brick on the east eide u
the Public Square, Jasper tod..
October 8, 1865. JOS. FREEDMAN.
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1UvHE undersigned will proceed with the
county surveyor Of Dubois county on
the 18Th dsy 81 Sept. 1864 20 run the Iines
.nd determine the boundaries OF Section
NJ. IL and ~ IL town south range ~.
The intermediate lines will slso be run and
the corr ers thereof established. Persons
interested will please be rre-en,.
N. GEPPNER.
JOS. SEMERSHEIM.
sug. 27,h. lS64-3w
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ExrcurlsE MANSION.

ExEcurisE MANSION,
IT, whom il NAV consern:
Any proposition which embraces The reslo-
, lion Of peace. the Integrity Of The who'll
Uni. ~. aud The ABANDONMENT or Slavery
aud which comes by snd Ai'h 90 surh~r'ty
that can c.p'roi The armies nov al ~a'
.sgsins' ~. United States, viii DC received
aud considered ny the Executive Govern.
sn-nt Of the United Sta Is aud will he met
nv I.beral terms on substantial and collateral
points; aud The bearer or bearers Thereof
thsIl have safe c. nduc, both ways.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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IascoLs'> WAR uP W"nrs 10 the
N ,sion.l C,nvs.givn. The venerable Gov.
vi lex life, ~ ksn'ueky. said:
III. Inca 81 ! csse which 'hiri, five
women Of ,he highest character hsd bs~n
dragged from their hrmes 70 his STATE nd
Imprisoned. aud ihr new p DesS we're ivr-
hidden "a rubi-h Tie ierf " ne pF"p'e O.
The United Stones Bur hs. hrrr. "a The risk
81 arrest. pub isl,r, The tA''-. and J"nounc-
ID a.. tyranny inst accomplished 4, as The
m.ss vile undsr tie sun
l. 1, possible that nny Han WI supper
an .aminis,raiion that il guilty 81 such afro
CHI. y!
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A LINCOLN.


Attorney aud councillor q Lnw
Springfield. ~.
TO Whom 1T NAY CoScERS.-.M My old
customers aud others are y. doubt aware 81
,Le ,evribl. time nave had IN ossing the
s,r.sm, and will BE- glad 70 know that VII
,e back on the came eide from ~hl'A
started on or before the An ~ March next
when / will be ready 20 swap horses, d's'
pensc law. make jak' ., spl'' rails, and per
from other matters in small way.
N. B.-Fees must invsriably be 10 ad
vnce.
References: Hon. z. " Stanton, II. J
Raymond. Mi ~ Gen. Butler, md nuner
Gus o her con'sac'urs.
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JASPER and kOOeiOOIEE
STAGE ROUTE!

vlvHE undersigned informs the public that
il his stages leave Jasper for L'ogooiee
every Monday. "Wednesday snd Friday, ard
returns on the alternate dsys, without regard
10 weather or roads, The yesr round. An
other person also runs conveyance some
nmes when the roads and weather are good
This il 10 inform those who ps'ronize me
pleasant weather route, that Should they
have occasion 70 use my line they will DC
charged double rates
Jsiy 3O'h. 1s"4-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-17

GERMAN wss made a little lower than an
gels, and has been gctling . little lower
ever since.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-17

6T"My son, what would you do u your
dear lsther vas suddenly taken away from
yess .Swsas md chsw terbacker.v
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VUvAxrS in exchange fcrgocds, snd tbs
i highest market price gwen by
Der. "a. 1863. Jos. FRLApNAS.
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GOOD sup?ly Of Justices Blanks con
~ stantly on hand and for sale low q the
COURIER OFFICE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

VFfFEN y ~ f1f1fF -
nISEASES Of the Nervous. Seminal,
- Urinary and Sexual Sys,ems--new and
reliable ,rsssm.n'--in repnvss Of the HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION-S-nt BY mail 10
sealed letter envelopes tree a. charge. Al
dress, Dr. j. SKiLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Associations. Nc.2. >. N'nia street
Philadelphia. Pa March 3ls', lS64.-1y.
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10 - y. = kAhks $50 - 49,
guvfE Wcrs will BE- ptin'-d fr"m b~suii
Il to-, clear. pe~ 'yp-. on su''d paper. anc
ain r"nla;r INC 'udinc mates. over ore thou
.snd Royal Octave Prg-s. u will be em
hellishrd win over SKY Frr-' Class steel
Engravings, consisting Of = least six'ssr
fns psgA Illustrations ~ Nili'-rv rnf Ma
vsl Scenes. snd Over frr'y portraits ~ ON
Gers prominent in The War II will be- com
prised Ia two volumes. Royal Octave. and
be furnished 20 subscribers. payable on de
livery Of each volume. as follows:
Cloth. Harb. Edge. per vol. 81 IS; gilt > 10
Emb. Morocco. 3 so: = 90
Plsin leather library s'vle. So SO per vol.
Volume I. will be ieIivsrsd in iew weeks
or - SION ~ the subscription l. hlled.
Volume ~ viii follow shortly alter the
close d the Wsr.
r. G. HARRELL, Asen.
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FlSH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
BOILING -FRyrKG-s rEwINc STAINING -
wfrH THE FLAME That LIGHTS THE ROOM

= B, the fame Of common lamp.
a thu cost OF q Genre worth Of oil. very
romfurts = bic brrskIsst can he cooked.
~. Y. Tribune.
- Simple in construction, easily
KEPT 10 order. ready for ne IN momen'
convenient 20 have on hand
- --Drygsi's Circular.
Fl,h'- Lamp i one Of the
,nnst popular novelties Of the day, '
The utility ~ IL l. nnqup-sicnable. . grest
saving y made in hasfIns md cooking SINAI
sriiries. and can b. IN Dc 10 cook meats for
rr.~t many p-fsune, which y actual,
siYns 90 the sribulsnr~ cars which carr,
he sick -nlfirrr Scientific American
80 For f-milv use, hospital teni.
barsck. picnics. 6-hing. nur-.ry, or sick
r.om. Il j. an article " comfort beyond al
proportion ~ its cost. Hall Jour
49, ~ H.alrh.
have tried The snoarstus snd
nv vie and nroel-im me same mos'
vniusbIe snd Indispensable article. and we
nnw wonder how we could haze - long
done ~ithuu' IT, Ed. Coal OIL
Circrisr
An economical r~.trivsnce for
getting up hest ~ short notice fcr nursery
and general household purposes,
one important pnin' j. The saving in cosl
over coal FIRE. y Y. Evening Post
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A. PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BlTTERS,I
PREPARED BY
DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philad'a, ia.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases
OF the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from q disnrdered
Liver or Stomach.
such
a. Consti-
patton, Inward
Piles. Fnlness or
Blood 10 the Head,
Acidity OF The Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust
for Food. Fulness or weight IN
the Stomach, Sour Ermctations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pr 81
the $ omsch. Swimming Of the Head
Hurried aud Difficult Breathing, Fiut-
fering a. The Heart, Choking or SuIfocs.
ting Sensations when in a lying posture,
D,mress Of Vision. Dots or Webs before
The Sioht Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head. Deficiency 81 Persrira'io'',
Yrllowness u the Skin aud Eyes,
Pain 10 the Side, Back. Chest.
4 Limh-. &c. Sudden Flashes
Of Heat, Burning Ia the
Flesh, Constant Ir-
sginines ~ Evil,
and great De-
preston Of
Spirits.
A nd will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER. &c.
THEY CONTAIN
! NO AlCkHOL on BAD WHISKEY!
They will cure The above Diseases Ia ninety
,.sr. c..as rrf - huudrsd
H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS!
Are not new and untrIed article, bn
have stood the test o. fifteen years trial o.
. he American puoiic, aud their r~rn'sticl
md rsIe. are not rivalled Dy any sim'Ia
prep Jstion
The prophet ors have thousands Of Letter
IRON The most em nent
CLERG7MfS,
LAWYERS,
. PHYSICIANS,
Il and
\, CITlzFss,
Terrifying Of their own per sonai knvwleds'
10 ihr beneficial offee,s and medical virtue
! 81 these Bnters.
Do You WANT SsMErHlSG TO STREscTr
En- Youi
n y. WAsT GOD p,,1, Ar r. yrss g.,
7 srsrurosf
DO Y,U Want 70 GET RID OF Nervousness
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xvekITyas
ATI<AS<S;
zsz T
SEa~-A9
JOHN BJCIIART

RESpErTEULLY ,rforms ms numerous
CUSTOMERS aud the pnhlic hat h. has Just
recrisrA from l. .ai-vil.- isrge sud well So
.~.trd siors y. chars. which ne ufrrs fcr
sale en-. 40. lie -lSo ofrrs icr ssle good
5seady szade Furniture !
BY The best houses - Louis
vile. aud ~ himself. He solicrs rhsr
IN patronage, and feels sure he csr give sat
isinctlun.
Jsn IL JOHN buCfAhl'
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Preparing to Leave.

The following law card appears in the
New York papers:
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These Bittsrs are put up IN quart
bottles, Of ,vhioh the abovs = . fac
sinils. Che label is finely s's-
rravsd, end is provided with .
SAFE ruord from ntsyfsitsrs.
Price 81 per bottle, o. sir for -.
G. w. Roback, proprietor, No. Q
East Fourth Street, cinsinnati, =
whom all orders should 10 od-
drsssed
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-14
Stop and Think.

There is not in this broad land a house
hold that this cruel war has not darken-
ed-There is not a Preside at which there
is not an empty chair made vacant by the
loss of some loved one who went, but nov
err returned-there is no heart that has
net wept over the loss OF some one near
and dear. There is no crowd in which
there is not some pale mourner in black,
whose very presence tells the story of her
Yet, with all this sorrow weighing us
down-tcaring our hear.sirings- crushing
the brightest and fondtst hopes in life
we still cry out, "Lct the war go on."and
curse with the bitterest ep:thets those who
would calm the storm-lighten tie dark
ened household, fill the vacant chair. and
bind up and heal the broken hearts. Yer
lily, "whom the gods wish to destroy,
they first make mad" Oh the people
would stop and think! y
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BaHThe Columbus correspondent of
the Cincinnati Com;Rer$h,al reports Bro
UGH as saying in asreech to a crowd Thurs
day night, +" these copperhead devils know
they lie when they say they did not ccnte-
mplate resistance to the authorizes" The
Governor Of Ohio, the mountain of mum
my, whose moral and political r~ottenness
is a theme OF the hotel gossippers of this
capital, and whose character-induces peo-
pie to believe him the incarnation of the
epithet he applies te others-has the au-
daeity to stigmatize one-half of the people
of the Sta te he governs as ''copperhead
deylk.p This slanderous Faistaff, $50
surfeifswellcd, so old and SO profane,"
this "reverend vice, this gray ihiquity,
this vanity in years." Should, for very
shame, remember that foul epithets re
6ound upon the man who utters them;
and hat when lie calls better men such
names as "devils,"h c%opvicts himself be-
fore allamen of being entitled to wear that
'epithet himself. The indignant people,
in the language of Henry the V. may
reply to -oi.r
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al, political 9nd social grounds, the South
has nobly fought for the Iecognition of
the principles Of non-interference with
the rights of individual States, for the
sapctity of the private hearth; for the
maintenance of private-rights Transmitted
by their fathers.
But he principles may hare been oJu.
sed; mhdt that IS human is not liable to
a6usep But the TINE for reconciliation
is come; The time for laying aside resent
ments and the healing Of abuses is come,
and Dneithey bell. yerents can haUe the
result he arould deem the best absolutely,
let each he, content 1rM the best practica-
bic ahdcr tie circumstances, bearing an
mind that edch must make concessions.
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The following is the letter.
| from Ex-President Pierce
-brought to the notice of
the sCOnvenffon on Tuesday.

The following is tn, letter from Elk.
President Pierce, brought to the notice Of
the Convention Tuesday. as expressivsof
the wishes of the distinguished gentle.
man, by-R-:T. Spofford,T a-delegate-frem
Massachusetts,: = FSFr< e..
CONCORD, N. H., Aug. II, '64.
Ny DEAR STAFFORD Il received your
note on Saturday evening but do not see
how, cohsistchtlylwith your CONVENIENCE
or my OWN, we can meet again before you
leave for Chicago. Nor, indeed is there
any special occasion for it. You know
my views, and 1 rely upon your friend
ship. What l wish fyou to nave done
will be no task, it will be easy to check
any word that may by possibility be said
about me in connection with the nomina-
tion. The New Hampshire delegation
will take no steps from first to last which
favor or give sanction to my being a can
ididate. i wish you, as early as you can,
to see them together. At all events, you
must understand from what L have more
that once said to you, how painful it would
be to me TO have my wishes in this rela-
ton disregarded by my friends in any
part of the country.
Whoever may be-nominatcd will, L have
no doubt, insobedience to What will be the
voice of the convention, declare in the
name of tie Democracy of the United
States, that the approaching election
sAall be a free election-an election con-
Quoted in obedience to the laws Of the
llGnd-with no military presence to over
awe the unarmcd citizen. And that if,
in any sovereign State recognizing the
authority.of the Federal government, mill
tary ~usurpation shall como to suppress the
people in the exercise Of their rights IN
der the Constitution and enacted laws
we will meet that military %usurpation
with all the power we can command. p
| But if your Convention will act cordi-
ally and in harmony, there need be no APP
~prehension that bayonets will attempt to
control the judgment of the voters.
No audacity In defiance of the Consti-
tuition will dare to confront with arms the
] united Democracy of the southwestern,
middle, northwestern, and eastern States.
No man, defying the Constitution which
he has sworn to uphold and obey, can
bring the army to support open rebellion
against; a fair and free vote. They will
hold thatpwe are a free people yet,-let
Us be thankful for tbat,-a free peop'e
| living under a written Constitution, which
binds the highest off cial not less firmly
than the humblest citizen of the Repub-
lie. OF this [ think, you may be sure.
The critical-the Eital thing, will be uni
ted action on your Part, and that such
may be the result is my most earnest
wish. Always your friend, ra
'(Signedpm FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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A card to Invalids.

"A Clergyman, while residing in South
and simple remedy for the Cure oil Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uric
nary and Seminal Organs, andthe whole train
of disorders brought on by baneful and vici-
Gus habits. Great numbers have been area
dy cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor-
tunate, l will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, FREE oY CHARGE.
Please inclose a stamped envelope, address
ed to yourself. Address
'.1 49, JOSEPH T. EMAN, 90
egoI Eitao3 q STATION D. BIBLE House,
L.r5l .ra.53zas rs-25 New York City.
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SHERIFET,S SALE.
Jefferson Beverstoek In Ashland County
,Joseph h. Fike,
Common Pleas

Joseph X. Fike. Common Pleas.
In pursuance to the command of an order of
Sale OF attached premises, duly issued out Of
the Court OF Com mon Pleas of said Coun
dated the 10Th day of august, A. ID. 1854, and
to me detected, L will expose TO sale at Public
Auction at the door of the Court House in
Ashland, on
Fridag the 18Th Dig Of September, 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day the undivide 4 one
eighth part of the following described lands
and tenements, situate in the County of Ash
land and Sta,e of Ohio, to-wit the north half
of the n nth east quarter of section number
fifteen o. in township number twenty four
(2l,lin range number seventeen H. in the
Virginia Mill airy District of lands, granted by
Co ,gress for the use CT schools, and directed
TO be sold by an Act of Congress, passeu jan.
uary 18th, A. D. 1928, said tract at the time
of the sale being in Richland County, but now
in the new County of Ashland, and containing
eighty acres of land, e1 ceptingthirty 30 acres
sold off the east part, also the west half eff the
south cast quarter of section number ten C10,j
township number twenty four "a and range
number seventeen II, containinge eighty acres
of land more or less, in all one hundred and
thirty acres of land. APP praised at 81.
Terms OF Sale cash.
JAMES McCoOL, Sheriff.
August 18th, 1864-pfSl0,00
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SHER1FFpS SAFE.

George Simonton, Ell al In Partition in Ash
VS.. land County Com
George Dickey. mon Pleas. s
IN Pursuance to the command of an Order
of Sale on Partition, duly issued out of
Tue Court of Common Pleas of said County,,
dated the 9th day of august, A. d., 1864, and
to me directed, L will expo se to sale at Public.
auction on the premises, on
Stature ay, September 10Th, a. ID. 1864
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A NJ. and 4
o'clock, P. M. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, situate in the
Coun y of ashland and State of Ohio, and
Gouuded and described as follows, to-wit -
The North half of the South West quarter of
section twenty five, t25), Township twenty-five
(Z2J, and range sixteen, 10y, in said ashland
County and Montgomery Township, contain
ing eighty acres more or less. also the north
cas- part of the SOUTHEAST quarter of Sec
ZION twentyJsix, (26,9 Township twenty two,
(22), of range sixteen, (l6) commend ng at a
point on the North line of said quarter eighty
(S0) rods East of the North West corner of
said quarter, thence running East to the north
East corner of said quarter, thence South
f, rty, (4o), rods, thence West to the line be,
tween Elias hickey snd James S1monton, and
eighty, (8u) Rods East of the West line of
saIt quarter. thence North forty (40) Rods to
the. place eff beginning, containing twenty,
COZ acres more or less; Also twenty, C20J
acres OF land, to wit: The South East quar-
ter of the North half of the South Ea3 quar-
Ter of section Number twenty sixsC26] r nge
number sixteen, CIe1 and Township twenty
two, [22l making in all-ons hundred and
twenty acres of land. appraised at Fifty
Five Dollars peskacre, $4,000 ,00e : Ea~
l. Terms of Sale, one third in hand on day
of Sale, one third in one year and the residue
in two years from day OF Sale. Back payments
to be secured by mortgage on The premisss.--
Sold free of dover. arch aafi Fst-
Iaa.v JAMES McC0OL, Sheriff.
August 10th, ~iS6l-10ts.
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