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Arrival Of tAs City sf Baltinsre With
Three Days Later News.
The Peace Movement and Prssi-
Dental Que 6stion in England.
Anxious Canvass Of tho Chances Of
Lincoln and Mcclellan.
A BOGUS REBEL LOAN.
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sEMMEs NOT AT SEA.
The 81. Leser Won by Blair
AthOl.
TEE CoBURN AND MiCR ARRANGEMENTS,
Co.. &C.. "a
fHk C0BURN AND MiCR ARRANGEMENTS,
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Tne lnmAn steamship City os Baltimore Captain hire.
house. Liverpool the evening Of the 14th Instant
asd Queenstown the 10Th Instant arrived at this
tsrt yesterday afternoon.
The City OF Baltimore brings sixty -,nres cabin and
three hundred and eighty steersse passengers and .
Ayge quantity Of cotton.
Her Ia three days later than the te'egrapbc
part Of the North American.
Captain Mrehouse reports that be communicated with
he agent Of the Associated Press on Cape Race and fur
Aished him.wn a summary the 10 the day Of his
sailing.
The arrival Of Franz Muller most anx.susly eS
pscted in EpgaDd. Every item OF intelligence eoEcsrn-
hs him interested the general public. Every steamer
arsiving as Queenstown found crowds waiting for the
chance Of seeing him. and we're disappointed his non
ss.iynl
German Legal Protection Socesy Of London fully cor
oorate statement Muller in reference TO his pro-
SEEDLINGS on the night OF the murder Of Mr. Briggs.
trne Cay Of Baltimore, coming out passed the Esns
Nth Miller on board, going In 10 oasenstown.-Ee
aaID.5 W.-ss
LAouY the French prisoner convicted Of murder 10 the
late extraordinary case eYseuted At gon on the
is.h instant.
N consequence Of the Austrian government refusing
- grant the extradton Of the Polish General Lange
vtsz Notwithstanding iss former promise TO that effect
10 swiss FEDERAL council Will cease nogotati0ne on the
subject, without, however, reuouncng the justice Of
~ demand.
TAs French government had forbidden IT, James Fazy,
Ne fugitive leader Of the Cenevese radicals remain
~ French departments bordering Switzerland This
ksasure bad ges been caused BY any demand Of The
tsA4fS Council. nes .s3
1ns Queen Of Spain accepted the resignation OF tho
NisSry, and dspn,cd senor Mon 70 reconstituie the
cabinet. ssnor Paachcho viii remain Minister sof
yereisu AfAirs,
:, e Don.ko has been expensive acquisition, and The
Nt<rrC0 The Chinoha Islands may lead to more outlay
1han anticipated whom ,Lcy frst were laid hands
uyon BY the Queen OF span's half crazy commissioner
aAs Esca Of Madrid olher papers advise the send
Nc Of . strong navsi squadron to tho Pacific.
Advces rom st. Petersburg announce the betrotha OF
Kss George OF the Grand Duchess Aexandrna
q Russia. sf
Tno Prince and Princess Napoleon have arrived in
fns Calcutta China ard Australian mails reached Mar
us,Ess September 10. Nails left for London day
Ths National Steam Navigation ccmpan.'s steamer
v-gniA len liverpool at three +. Al on the i3th inst
isS Now York, VIA Queenstown next day.
The steamer Kedar, from New York, Is reported 10
have passed Care Clear the evening Of the 9Th inst
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Arrest OF some OF the Pirates ny fhs
Canadian Authorities.

IRON tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Sept 26l
Ne that saturday seven or esht % Tue eOeis
concerned Ia the prstca rno on Lake Ere were
arrested at 81 Catherucs W nv order of the Attorney
Geperai nf Capsds They placed 10 custody anh
viii DO bold I'll delivered up ir tho Caed states under
lhe sx;radisiou treaty.
we learn that while General nix was N tbs city 90
Thurtday had frcndiy conrrencs With Mayor Fargo
10 reference 70 thr sroupcs cu tos lakes Hs on
sness at Detroit aud other Western cies was 10 obtain
the necessary stsiements sad shdsys for the making
ont or case 10 present 10 British government The
evtradou o toe pirates will be demanded and without
a doubt conceded BY the English authorities.
from the Cleveland Herald, sept. e5.l
The oiers Of the United states Courts returned from
of me conagaors Ncrricg Rnseuhnl wers ordered
By General Hein'gelnan 10 he held subject 20 military
authority scd are closely eoahned on ihe is,ari o9s
rent Fort Warren, but IL not improbable that they
viii DO turned over 70 sse military authorities on sne
Issnd Cole eongcsscs 70 have been rebel captain but
savs no wa cssnicrsd Drunkenness s,oty ~nich
D., habits at asndnssy render somewhat, plsasois
llrom the Toronto Leader, sepa 2e.l
We WdcSs,spd that warrants have been ssued ~ we
who crnmited the recent outrage upon ths Amer can
steamers Lake Ere lnsse steps have probably been
ason In Consequence of demand Dy he federal soy ern
mont for the srlradnou o. tne perpctraors OF the
offence
sergeant Major Hssinea, having been istsiled 10
execute the warrants, ieft tins city, IN company Win
Cons,abe stuart, Tor Hamilton. by tho n,ghi train on
Fridsy, for the purrose ~ searching thsre Tor the
rsacrs ou, not nndius any cf them in thai city he
wy Al "a. Cathn1tnes tMdlng no trace of the par e.
NJ returned 10 Barhau en saturday But a. ain len tba,
telegram from Mr. roSse, the Crown A,tcrney, WHO
proc ssded ihther Saiady tor ths pnrposs VI Esst
ina him stuss. returned 20 TINS city op saturday nsot
We have also learned of the parties Has
desired w take Into custody actually accompanied him
N sguse oil eoursfro tnss CITY westward, in ofdor
spcr,s. a. rs.p ,hsr ,,epas q as vs.reaScass
10 may therefore not pe wondered st that the oife.
has thus f been unable 70 capiors any 81 The parties
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

time Ae ssnchss) justice requires that they permit
ted While the enemy prepArhg for The winter canpasn
AM lsrsss asd prepare for such service
may b required vhsn another campaim Commences
SsssSS Sss.sm IA SSn from your u
ths hope thai sha bo Able 70 return with sreAr num
:sSv,s rssSrssiI ID sSs csoasc,sa Sss lave
20 0sasrA ncsrs thsnks for your impart.ny 70
he State trooRs aat fer your uniform courtesy ana Kind
win sssursncss of ny high consideration and sssssm
am very respectfully ,onr o0sd.n osErH BROWN
we we'll know that Hood could poorly spare 6fieen
thousand militia 10 march or with Joe. Shormans vc-
army quite and anxious to be again In his
IRAN, like pack OF avengiug fures. What Hood 10 dos
s he 70 ignore tho d0strRe Of State rights and thus para
90, Jos--fOr, as have said. ne Is resolute man-s
likely 70 mako everturss os submission 70 tho union u
said that Joe and several other influential men are plot
Ting 70 do 90 already and that Joes untmeiy demand
0r the recall Of the militia is simply 70 place the rebel
government 10 dilemma and give him pretext for
doing 20. they keep on the militia they VIII look on
tho Governors proclamation sufficient excuse TO
desert ~ fast they can 10 any case the Union arss
VIZ 70 Inc gamer. @ts. &23A At1 sat'l
Movements or the Rebel Cen. Rood, t1c.
LourynLx KY, Sept. 20, 1884.
BY an arrival from the front learn that but little
activity eXsts 10 the army concentrated around Chat.
taHooga
rumor vas cnsrens Tuesday that Hood was
maH0uverng his command 70 the Atlanta and West
Point Railroad so preeent hostile front IN case
sherman threatens march on Mobile.
This rumor Oc0asionsd no exoitomont, and our llnes
Wood will be assigned to the command OF Atlanta Our
busy ~ work transforming the city into ero
military depot. Where house stands in the way II -
torn down and the material used for other purposes
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
ef..t Of tn. Preach at Durang. CITY,

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S, 1864
Tho steamer John T. stephens brings advioes from
yorhvesern Mexico 10 SEP tsmber f3 and t2or 900 Ia
bulbOn.
The Mexican troops are reported to have gained dc.
ciaed success Durango CITY That city has probably
been evacuated by the French, who greatly ccsnu.
btrad,
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
The Prize Ring.

THE COMING FIGHT BETWEEN coBGRS AND AAcR.
llrom the LONDON Times, Sept. II.
on tuesday there vas a great gathering Of patrons OF
the prize ring al Aeck heenss tie Three Ilns, Moore
street sono to wness the arrangements for deposhing
portion OF tb. G500 stakes on The forthcoming hsh Tor
tho championship between Jem Mace ard Joe Coenrn.
Ibe tnal deposit win be made on fuesasy neyt u has
been settled that the hsht shall aee place on Inssday
the Ilh OF october, ami that D by ibe I'D iDstsnt e
place Ashing has decided upon the men or
hor deputies are 10 toss for choicc oi place IN
and within hundred mes and twenty mite. OF
Dublin. AZ present the betting Ia not very brisk but
odds are given In favor of Mace
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
THE LAKE ERIE PIRATES,
losoSro. c. W. Sept. (.

fall description Of number &C The Iase Erie pirates
has been scgrnphed 10 different points iD C1asd and
every esertion is bong made 10 their arrest
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

mont a ton per cent interest," the security OF cotton,
70 signify sher readiness 10 has ensot 70 some anony-
NOUS person in foksnhouseyard. OF tAs scheme
s~ivsy usakaoWs 10 ne Confederate 0ovewms and has
received o0untsnAnce nom any authorized source.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
A pouus nsbeu Loan.

lttcmth London rimcs tcIty avt,oleJ sApL r4l
40 Advertisement haa appeared inviting capiaiIau who
may be WILLING 10 ssst IN making, hy cory Instruments
oaS " niky nons ssrlna " Tho ConfsdsrAGs govern
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
miiLasx Guard ros K.A2risAn stsAmsr,.

: I y
Tho Amerlcao steamers upon this ass are hcw unaer
The protection of q heavy military guard, prec ulna
doubtless prospssc BY lbe rsey upas Lake ETC
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Guarding tho rronsi.r.

Prom the Frsex (Canada) Record
we have heard stated ON good authority that bal.
terry OF ntliery and detachment ~ troc by
tho Forty seventh regmen,--s 20 he Immediately or
derd 70 this Frontier fcr the prevention Of toossscg
expeditions. The occufrercss the past wetk ecu "
cans opposed " tns Lincoln dynsaty rom commn.lng
scts on our shores lfhsly 70 impeacb 'hs snsuua'v a
fpsland ,n.a
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
The PslvatecKs.

sEMhRe NOT ARLOAr IN Baw ALABAMA.
The statement that Captain eoMmes, OF tho late Ala
bama, taken Command OF new Confederate cruiser
built u Bordeaux, s entirely discrsdssd IN Paris.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
ar. John a. Bs.dy's DsspAtch.


MAR Posr % Rocks, Va, sept. 20, 1854
Everything romans 10 state or queiuds Since tho
firing naturally brought by ihe shotied salute for
shsrdsDs great victory no, has been bred by the
enemy except the mortars Al Dutch CAP.
gEw wosEs
new line OF rebel works has gradually been growing
UP from series 0. disconnected ne pits formerly
stretched Coxs ferry 70 The Hewlett Hsuse. Every
rorning EXHIBITS the fact that the enemy have spent
siscploss night, shovel in hand, and what was bu,
a short time since nothing bus a number Of holes
dug 10 the ground Is rapidly becoming for
midsb,e Inc. About the Of THE line, half way
between Cox's ferry and the rowlett House, they
are building work or hed pieces Tho rebels are aso
building smother battery Immediately the river bans
Most OF this work " done al night ard the observsonf
Of the signal ocsr al dawn frequently reveal some new
Hight
ras roslooS rRAr
nrur, = nun has suddsuy disappeared Not trace OF
n could Je discovered bis morning oon1eotfo ~n
hardly be hsssrced as 10 the object % 'he as~ppso"
sl remain this side % fersy, although they have
no. s,yeo tbe eas Ind OF their presence n The way
OF annoyance 70 ~. - ..
,s precesssg Ths reserve smbuances are busily en-
caxsd 10 bringing down our liberated soldiers In exchange
fos the psrty OF rebels forwarded 10 Richmond.
" cuascrs IN fHr coRrs.
usor General ord has returned from leave os absence
snd assumed command Of ,he corps, relieving hslos
General Cbo0n who returns 10 lns second corpA Cp~
tain H. y sming oug and fsvorabiy known ~ Proyost
Marsnal or tn corps has been relieved from duty vito
tho corps and ordered A. Provost MARSHAL 10 yorktown,
~ charge 81 the valuable oyster interest, ard ss
thst the goy0rnmeci n not dsrsudei OF the reSeoue
resulting thsrefrom Capt Fleming has be-n associtsd
WITH the e0rps sIrce hs organization, aoa ss VIZ 20
''ay nsssi . 1lss!xs sne .xasgI H.. .--l-----
Goxernos Osani-om's Acceptance 81 t""
pUstmaAtsr osnersishtp.
ClNctSxari, sspL AZ, 1904
Governor Deuuson was 10 ,hs city Yesterday lpe
ee,a. says ne b,s csoIdci = scspa aha eoass % Pr'
master General
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
unitnd stntes ronds tn ocrn.s nv .

IFrom the London IiInes lcIEy HE'ctI, Sspt' Z
American bonds again IN request in frsnkfcrs,
peopis c1psino condcrs FROM ne Chsrco Csnvsrfsor
Large brought 20 FRANKFORT by the last New
YORK mail from nrms 10 that city who felt onnhdent that
rnly IN the German kets would follow the announce.
mont BY the federal government that they would pay che
tpteres, due IN september and November 10 advance
without any deduction or discount Logically this CIR
cumstarce should have created encouragement suce
y paipab'e device for attracting further supplies.
rev iorx papers Considering that The rate OF interest,"
on Goid ~ New lork a now eighteen per cent per an.
NUM- the Rovernment 10 making payments Two or three
month, beore thsy are due aotusy throw swsy f3 or
~ tos on every f1o0 30 dsbursed The plan however,
FRANKFORT letters mention that 'ncv invesors coming
for~nd every day" r 8rt#MVITtes#
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
ktstvnrs pAFAAr~hNf.


0enersi =. " Room, Commanding army o. Tennessee
-As the militia OF the FAc called for
tho defence Of Auan,s daring tho campaign sganst
which hne terminated by the fan Of the tnc the
the enesy and many ot them eft their homes With
pepa rason especsrg " be gsuc bnt few weeks
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

Drtsash Opinion OF the Peace Movement.
DoPULAR coFnIMNATIoE OF rBE WAR POLICY IN
cnICAG0-wao WILL MAKE PEACE, LINCOLN on
Sap<,v 49,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
TO THE READERS AND FRIENDS
or rIiE--
OLD OHIO STATESMAN.


We have this 1ny considerably enlarged TffE
DAILY Quo STATESMAN, and now print IL on
plain and handsome new type, ana clear white
paper. In politics, Tie OHIO Statesman is In
War nE IN Peace, for the Country, for the Consti-
tuition, and for n Union of equal states, with
equal privileges, and with equal and exact lus-
ticc To all It's citizens. We are for the old Flag,
with not Star or Stripe erased and the old t'n-
lon ns far Us N Is possible 10 restore II, nnd for
the existing Constitution, In its spirit, letter,
and purpose Upon the coming events of the
yonr, rest the hopes Of the People and Govern
mcnt. We are In the midst Of u bloody and pro-
trnctcd civil war. Its duration and close de-
pcnds upon WISER trucr and more patriotic
policy than we have seen during the present Adj
lninistration. We owe II to the memory of our
fathers, and to the hopes of our children, to the
future Of our country and TO the best interests
Of mankind, to change policy which Is drift
Ing us farther and farther from the landmarks
of our patriotic sircs.
Tho Statesman will do all 1t can for those pur-
poses, and hence, the publishers invite support
and encouragement from all those who, while
wishing for good Newspaper also wish to have
sound Constitutional Journal
We publish paper In which we seek to give
the Truth. Our Commercial Reports, our Mar
kctS, our Political and General News, are care
fully freed from sensation character, and We
seek to make the Statesman trustworthy In cv.
cry particular. For News, for Instruction. foi
Good Morals, for Sound Political Sentiments
for n Steady Defence of American Institutions
take. read, and help to circulate THE OHIO
STATESMAN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

A THIEF SoLD. One night last week q
thief stole horse from the stable of Mr..
SAMUEL BARTON, two miles South of Mil
lcrsburg. After stealing the horse he made
for the North and when a short distance
from town was met by Mr.. BARTON, who
failed to recognize his horse; but fortunate.
ly a lot of men on bit of a spree were close
behind, and they commenced hallooing
thief catch hinL etc., and the rascal jump.
ed from the horse and run for life He i,
represented to have made some tall stride,
through the mud and water.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
S1heriH'S Sale,

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from tn,
ID Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county
Ohio, in a certain petition for partition therein
pending, wherein Christian Barkey Is petitioner
and Anna Foux ct al are defendants, and to me
directed as sheriff of said county, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the north door of the
Court House, in the town of Millersburg il said
Holmes county,
On Saturday, the 10th day Of March, 1864,
at o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit: The north west quar-
ter of section four in township fourteen & range
eleven, estimated to contain one hundred and
sixty acres, he the same more or less, situate in
the county of Holmes and state ofOhio.
Appraised at five thousand dollars.
Terms of salc--One-lhtTd cash ON the day OF
sale one-third in one year and the remaining
third in two years from the day OF sale with in
tercst Back payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises. -. .-.,,
Feb Is, lS6i-wipfS4 O5 Sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

a MIsTAKE.-lt is mistake to suppose
the world has advanced as much in enlight-
cnment as people generally represent The
Juggernaut, the great idol worshipped by
the Hindoos, was a jet black. The idol
worshipped by the American Abolitionists
is also black but it is proposed to reduce
the color to a brown by intermixing pure
white The Aboltionists have evinced a
deeper devotion to their idol than the Hin
docs did to Juggernaut, in this, that the
number of victims offered up as sacrifices
far surpasses the number slain for the glori
fication of the Hindoo God.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
The following is list of our receipts on
for the past week:

CONSCIENTIOUS TRADERS. No trader
who sells goods for family consumption can
claim to be honest and CONSCIENTIOUS who
sells deleterious article, such as is fre-
quently sold and called Saleratns, He can
satisfy himself without.dificulty as to what
is pure ana what is not, and is morally
bound to do so. The evidence is before the
world that the Chemical Saleratus made by
DeLand u Co., at Fanport, New York,
and put up in red papers, is pure and
wholesome. Grocers should hlways have
it, and consumers should use none other,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

MIsCEGENATIoN This is new word
coined by the Abolitionists and signifies /;
crossing or mixture of races. In Other
words it is new name for ana lgamation
Many who few years ago were only il
favor Of restricting slavery to its then exist
ing limits are now strong advocates for Mis-
cegenation. We are free to say that we are
in favor Of Miscegenation to certain ex.
tent-the blacks and abolitionists should be
mixed tagether 1t may be hard on the
niggers, but it will be the making Of the
abolitionists. Anything to make them moro
loyal, or to breed them to mind then
own business. Even cross with yallel
dorgs would improve some of them might
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
Farm for Sale.

A. a THE undersigned will offer AT Public
VEHA9 sale on Monday, the 10Th of Au-
thRl gust next, AT o'clock, u. NJ. the farm on
which he now resides on Pantcrcek, in Monroe
township, Holmes county, Ohio, six miles north
west of Milersburg, and, six miles south of
Shrcves. II contains one hundred and thirty
six acres of land, well watered and timbeied.
one hundred acres of which Is under cultivation
and one-half Of that is meadow. The balance is
underbrushcd and fenced.
Terms One-fourth down, the balance III four
equal annual payments without interest.
Feb T. 1891 JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
Gurdian's sale by Order OF Pro-
bate Court.

IN pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court
of Holmes County, Ohio made on the St,i day
OF February, 1864, in the case of William NJ. Slle-
ly Guardian of Martha l.. Sllelly, James l., Sl<el-
his wards, the undersigned VIII, on the 5th day
OF March; 1861, ON the premises In Hardy town
ship, Holmes county, offer at public sale, the
following described real estate, situate i'm Holmes
County, to-wit: The undivided one-eleventh
part Of lot eight ~, in third township, of town
out OF the Southwest corner, containing one
hundred and forty-nine acres moro on less, sub
ject to the life estate of Martha steel, widow ot
James steel deceased. Terms of sillo one-thif,l
cash ON the day of sale one-third ia one ana
one-third in two years from the day ol safe, 70
he secured by mortg gage ON the premises sold,
and The deferred payments to bear interest nj
! the rate of six per cent per nnnuln paNanie an
nUally. NH NJ SIX ELLA,
| Feb. II, 1904 Guardian of. 5, skelly ct, al
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
II Tue th1fd IargCSt Ilst, mot IcsS thnn
Will make present OF u
LEGAL NOTICE,

WILLIAM FABRA, of the state of Iowa, sarah
w Schcnower and Frederick Schenowcr, her
husband, OF the State of Indiana, will take no.
tice that Susan Fabra, of the county of Holmes
and state of Ohio, did, on the 2Sth day ofJanua-
ry 1864, filed her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Holmes and
state of Ohio, against Maria Hatcrg and Ephraim
TIatery her husband: Julian Hider and Lcnoril
Hder, her husbapd; William Falra, AnthonY
FuiJra, David Fabra, Sarah SchcnOWer and Fred
erich Snhenower, her huslIand Mary Crooks and
George Crooks her husband and Rebecca Fabra,
defendants, setting forth that some time in April
1919 she gave to Anthony Fabra, then her hus.
band and in full life, the sum of one hundred
tlallars, with the Understanding and agreeinep
that the same was to be invested in the purchase
| of certain real estate in the petition described
and the title therefor to be taken in her name
and that the same was invested in said real eS
| tate and that by mistake the title was taken IL
the name Of Anthony Fabra, deceased, thei
in full life and prayin for an order tecreeing til,
title to said premises to said plaintiii: and thai
! said defendants are required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the third saturday
after the Eth day of March, 1864.
| VOORHEES, Il REED,
| Feb. 4, lStI.-w7psS,i 40 Attorneys for Pltf.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
SherfG's Sale.
HANNAH b. SMITH, plaintih, !


THOMAS III. SMITH, defendant J
DY virtue of an execution issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county
Ohio, in n certain civil action therein pending
wherein Hannah B. Smith is plaintiff and Thos
II. Smith is defendant, and to me directed Us
Sheriff of said county, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the north door of he Courthouse,
in the village of Mllersburg, in said Holmes
county,
On Monday, the l4th day Of March, 1861,
at o'clock, i. NJ of said day, the following de-
scribcd real estate to-wit: Lot number forty
seven, in Smith & Perkins addition to the VII
lage of IIolmesvillc, Holmes county, Ohio.
Appraised ut sl5
ALSO,
The Stone-coal under nineteen acres of land, to-
wit: The south east part of fractional section
sixteen, township thirteen, and range thirteen
with the privilege of taking out from under saiC
land said COAL the same lying and being IN
Holmes county, Ohio.
Appraised ut $50.
Taken as the property of said Thos. II. Smith
TO satisfy the claim of said IIaunah u. Smith
Terms cash. JOHN >. NELSON,
Feb IL, lS6i-pfS Sheriff.