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The Asssnleos xeusaos Chandler.
" WaahinSson dispatch to Cinnssti Gas-tts.

Washington dispatch to Cinns.ti Gas-tts.
WAsnrSa1oS,. Msy rs
The allowing is believed to bs q strictly
eeurrteI account Of the diseracsful assault
last night on Senator Chand Or, IN the pub
lie dining hail Of the Na.ionsl Hall; Mr.
Chandler with Dr.. Clark, sf Detroit, snd :
i.dy With her Two children. were t.k,ss
dinner 1t side table. IN thr course Of .
e,nversasion on political matters, hs d. J
nounced in strong terms Copperheads gesa-
eralH, and particularly those .. the Wes.
ern Siatss. Mr. VOORHEES,, Of Indians. W.
itting at another. table behind bin, With
Mr.. Hsnnigan. also Of Indiana. Mr.. Voor
hes arose from bis seat and approached
Mr. Chandler in an txcild manner. .6s.
manding whether be referred to bin, -
which bs replied who srs ayou SIR I? I
don't know you; II the same time rising
rem his cha,r. Voorhees, replied: I sn
voorhies Of Indiana. and suitjrg the scs,on
the word. he struck chand sr On the side
o. the facs. The two then eloeed, Asd
Chardler was rapidly getting tic bettef d
Y ,orhies, when Hannigsn eame 10 the lat
|ters assistance wi.h heavy milk pitetsr.
which he broks on Chambers hesd, The
Ic ,nten.s Of the pitcher spla~hsd over The
vaole company. Chandler was s.usnsd By
the blow. and had not sslIv recovered hin-
sell. when Hsnnigan dealt him . second
bsor with chair At this juncturs tbs
SPECTATORS inter siinss1rlssrsd. .sd Is. s<l;seran.'
were sop ratei. Ar. ca..-ndIsr.s he.d was
sigh y eutlT the pi,shsr, sDd hi shour
der aa1 arm xsrs cos1d dsssh,y bruised ;,
.ae chair. Though nj shle q slsae -
\ d, be has. bssn out . day attending :,
j. nsua. duties. Vooshiss = quits = IasD
l. nAn = ChaaSlsr. probably litiss boy
III. Psnons ssstsd o ths salis sss Poss
|. siAs thae chaadler nalas - sss,sf Vssshssl
I name q nd, po 1slfil1slas 11aasssr Z
J, hin 1enonaily srs
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08
ED WING GooDHUE COUNTY, MIfy; WEDNESDAY g.

tine iadsaa Troubles Nsaf ssP Pifift E9kg,
l!oss tRs iysssaasa, az
FsEpsEaa ls llspss a.q sitter s a 3ssss:sn ssls.s1
ts99nty aMayl2gaSso! Ys hAls oHabIsis:a I "a! hs
I1e lesFs pArt'epless SIS 9f % fght bytsS A rs Sc
Ifsald'fss and s'shA !naisns nsaf 8 e: 3
|tsF'qA Gly xseqnfIi -l40NAu lcegmPlhy y Z
Slxth lqxA x tayslrI st.t'eqsds in n9rth
|srn Iowa, with headquarters a. Easter
1illa. Small squads Of this comDsny ars
statisnsd'at Spirit Lake, Rs4asson md
{ therokeee,smevasa 's
aOuAundayslsst ,sssrsssats WIitlosE and
private Nc Kinley,' of ofthe=sasrnoasst Peter
s.nr were aas7 neno 4 scouting .ssxpeditisn.
and. whepirstu ming. within tyEoo.l. i1ss Of
aop,thsy verscoafroassd sbya at II
dian, who fired At Whi,loclZr the haH glaz
lag hisfo,shsAd.. Seyea otteHr thef, stsspf
ped out and fred, Frightening liis horse.
which threw him., Onsstlarge indian, in.
advance of'the others, attacked W: With =
knife. .tabbing him il The back and ii TIE
lett arm. W, ,clinched With, the India
took the >kniys from him and killed him
By this tims w. got his revolver out, wit h.
which he shot another r1odi.n. finishing
him with The knife. Of .,-,3-!t s,ts,2 - abr
"A third Indian had attacked W, nj and
Vas about striking hin with . club or gun,
when Mckinley. who had gone in pursuit
Of the se'geaut's hor.e, returned, and sboti
he 1nd'an, killing him. The othsr< made
their escape. Mckinley than placed W. on
his horse aud rode in the direction of the
post. but he was 50 much exhausted from
loss Of bood and over sxertion. that, hs
tainted when within several hundred yards
Of the garrison. His comrades :.owsvar
carried him in, and dressed his wounds.
which arc considered dangerous. On Mon
Gay the sergeant vas better. .~,,z j
On Sunday after the fight. two soldiers
and two citizens. went out, to the. plsce
where the Akht occurred. and they saw
four l"diaas, who Immediately scattered for
the timber, into which the whites did No,
consider il saf to follow. them. s7.<..
Sargent Whitloek is represented - 10
powerful NAN, and Of grs.' P: rsou.l eosr
age. d nsailsstsd 10 thu; dght. 49,.
Peterson, in the vicinity of which. the
above fgh. occurred. is in Clay county !.
= out 4s,n - vest >: south from spi'i.
Lake, wh'sh latter poias j. from 80 20 100
miles from AAnka,e. ..te-. 81 3 s,., !, z,a@
r Brackets'ss 2bstta ion arrived as Spirit,
Lake the 'ay the nght occurred, and camp
cd tho same sikht about dvs miles soslh q
The Lake. lts courss was in the direction
OF Peterson, and it wa snroats for that
place on Monday, whom the Intelligence
FIRST res< he'd it. We doubts not tbst zth.
Major sent detachment forward, arriving
st Peterson bsfors troops from Spirit Lsks
could reach thsre.s - ~a~s~ s7f H. ta1t
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

p aoiHJ .qhsIka NH psotAlo6Ra
FEoihEAs lasests vfes .ecsilsdn 6au Gen.
|sgllHaasd Gaa, si5hv caa6iR akese thing
|t9 y5 ihA. ihA.,s.lsT1Asrns,AqdF.sf hostile
|ss43s1A aEe. o19sesiAAG on tn aRa1lr Mis-
||aseari, ssRRsRusaaie q ltaaaiass semigra-
|tiaRko laehpes sra1 FN'iag ~ HsA forces.
I9EAsh This bas bean lpckad ars9s2 .Rss4e, and he
Hhas a.. ..psegiadsd FIR. .spH siApkia9ke care
PP1 AL thsFed>kinA ths15 a4a& aetielPt aeaielPt to i'm
peas ths.1rAGasss III 1qI. astsa1 emigra.
tttea .sEasa iisbe KefkS sALaiaataiaas A por.,
itien althA afpsce,i9!9n.d r b 1s2t to Gen.
i dssl!z 4em: e n |nppsalqaI Asf .,1s.aa turned
ta aeass lR2ssssa,aKRp sssE EalAyeEins 4fom the
y WsaseE9j 6. jsaAAaa Fhab ssRiagastassRn find
ltQ Esfd g tbs fFqssa1.o y,,sixs .,,sy
u? r !efsa. ssl n's'l'ge e lbs E6lfdk,oa, qn.
des s5s a'rfst s sd9ms9ds s SIS 81 dd3e p'ly' on
ehe Missouri .s i s9siss'y Il egi Of !he reach
s s any*udden call and ID viIr d90ahtIess 0 pro
esed without j. interruption pp pglS.M gths Missouri.
W le.rn, Z y!a ., s Psal as md. snd Lacrosse.
1s 1hess fems pf ths !Sh! aras! ts4p 4spisIses steam
'rs ysh ywh'eh e Ell taGrpsss s sHyx.p hnys Rs.p seized
by Gen. sulIy to.carry stores up The liver.
This ll1i i i prsb.bly Sentinel.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

= 81 III Hard On the Minister, s.ssts:
A4minist.. ~ss travelling ia the taek
woods, and espying acsS;n, entered son d
mission Of mercy. The lady Of theabouss1
lshe being present alone, snd rightly, juJg.
ing his errsnd. )when she saw him approse,I
iSg seized tie Bible and when hs satSred,
was, 70 oil all'is.snts. busily engaged inspsrus
ing the Volume. He noticed, however. ,hst'
she held the lsttsrss reversed; 10 other
words upside down. After the usual eour-
tes'ss the misis.sr inquired w5at she 'vasl
reading. @'sz.s s eszss.4s ,t.s ssis
Oh! bout the old prophets, wss The ss.i.t
IDENTIFY ssH satisfactory rply. 4
1tneysry edifyins 70 rssd The ,s6srings
Of Christ ,.said the minister. xs53. y:
And 50 ti,s, god msa i dssd, Is hs1
raid ,hs n.tFoa. evidently s,..in5 som.
what Interested
/ C.rssinly BE- y. sasss.
Well .hat. Just the vsy. I've bees st
John ; long time 10 gst him = .aks h
|nesspspssA, bsths wont. Eserybody 10
the world might dss,, sasd ~ sot gst =
|hser I. word ahont il, said the woman in :
|nfid tsns.
+ n. wo.,an you sSs 10 the dssk, eaid y
lpre1.esrs with 20 slonGitsd kes. 1s
Ysa, / know " ass. Tvs bssu = Jshs
}. inr .;,,,1 =, ,,..y v;edn = =. shA sfane and
Iof lhs houss, sid ths wonan, bus hsssos's
Ido thas si,hss. ss IS. g. 5
| rs-esiys thA1 yos - vsak i tsosl
Isdgs. i
| I kAsw Isn ssaa. asd 16ess Y yaal
Ihal ths sb<iiioas f,vss. ssd tss TAXI s 1e4e
,I.sss ~ sasasaet rills - - y /! -
! lJss'd isvssk ~, fsglis t. .l...il 4
ifaaiss = 10y - e vssi;s - - hai1S:.
.iessa's - .h-s Y. = & $50,
81 $50
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

. "ii.ns who're va You bora>s''
20 '.'on he Hsldosbarr.ck, , - s.ssa
n "Wh..! alssys''s,-&s;do at
= e"Y.~! and before toe.''s yIsssz
:Hsv old are yess llpen2ssd a=ss @
.~t. Nv hen the old .ch9el bouss j.. built
Wn two weeks inors nor E iesfx what Isl
psntsd red . you 80 home Iuit your bacl
Behind you On the right hand. SIDE by III
old blacksmith shop swhss sts,,ds. where i
was g ouFals aoyn.: ..xt :. tssg yy.Eg wy es t"
J WeosuAlSs, 'WlesosuAllSs,s szsggg =. -.T II asas
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

shsrnsn. G ieat Fosware Move

4 sna33od hns Iamsnt.d2ii.2 ssil -: =,
Corresponding Chicago Evening journal.
NASHVILLE, May 25. lss4.-1 am under
the impression that Gen. sShernnan resumed
hisforwari movement from, Kingston, Ga.
tass Monday morning but up to this TINT
! have seen no official confirmation Of tn.
fact. lfhe did advance then. you will
doubtless have heard OF bat le' or a. fo.t
race erc' this reaches you. Altooqa, on The
EtoWah river, is ten miles beyond cSher'
mans front on Sunday last, and tho cnly
possible place for stand north Of Atlanta.
Johnston must either fight there, OF fall
back 70 the litter place. which is. much
weaker: Therefore why should he retreat!
Polk's army, and all the Mobile garrison.
{ kept two or three companies of heavy
artillery, are with Johnston he his "a
many men now as he could have . week or
month hence. Altoona is among noun "a in
fastne>ses; Atlanta is on = broad plain {:
and tho question now is, il he does not
fgh, at the for: or place. will he at tn
latter ?
After all, have one query to ask :he
reader TO reflect upon, and It is this Is not
Johnston too weak too fight Sher an ard
is hs not falling hack to make the distance
between Grant and Sherman greater, by
railroad, while that between Johnston and
Lee, by he same method Of travel, is con-
SANITY dimin ahing and is Johnston not
gradually reinforcing Leo =: and when over
taken, will there he any Of his army left :!
am not prepared 70 solve this problem ::
perhaps its luton may come before. this
letter reaches you, though I think not tha
soon.
Suppose b,igads after brigade we're trans
ferred to Beauregard. at Petersburg. thus
making his army sufficiently strong to an
initiate Butler. or compel him to retreat
wha' then confess have my doubts o.
the subject: l hope and believe both Gran
and Sherman are providing against such
possible contingency. The result Of such
concentration o. the rebel forces, would B.
70 sn sble us to defeat them easier than -
present. provided xe .culd otssn,rst ..
readily % they: hut if 10 'ail to do this,
disaster would follow. 1 junction b.
tween Beauregsrd. Lss and Johns o
would Tea but single force to fight snt
f~'ow but suppose they vsr to unias be-
fore those OF Butler. Grant ard Sherman :?
LATE T since he above was written.
have learned posi- ively, from official dis
pal ches, that Sherman moved on Tues
day morning. by way Of DaIlss. completed,
fianking Altoona. Ha has With h:,n thir,.
aHys p DIVISIONS Of oil kinds, and a de plen
~ sf green pssturs for ',is cavalry horse4 -
Oher supplies are being sent forward t,
Kingston, wi,hou. delay, as tho r.iIoad it,
con- pie ely paired to that place Tn.
rebels ret Ieat in su b haste. trtat they /
lit lie damage to the br dgss. HANDEL
REBEL ACCOUNTS. .~
From tho Atlanta Coafedcracy. Mayl7
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A prise was offered Il the Is sAccaalhemy Of
Music Chi ago tor the sbest con ddundrun.
The folowiaE won :seF' 'sfHaa' saa
Why is a neral Lee 4 Ever' rich many
Because he hss hsd the benef, of large
draft on the Southern C0nfsd erseN and Gen.
'Hrsat has given him 4 check thai, will last
him ~ long ~ b. tivess,E ttttss{ saaz
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p a1u sy5ss3is, Hat srsA: :;rsh@zs
( J eass P, UrTsS, Formerly .ee St. An
ebony. q sp 1 ed u t,sasseeensn,uIld 4 by
the ApAchs lndi.n.. u Nssy.df Territory.
AZ the. stfcumstaacs.ss s.s coneurs % sip establish
|ins rNr. UPrpa'~y iieality ,esndsesspng o her
thing. : bible, with hisaN.a6sswstts in it.
Vas found oa his pe4s5hh -sEsstaA Aau..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

} e TnH HIppY MA 81 lid wAoeit strong.
ahdsdosssa maas sswotk; IL tsflsbin going
"u. to his daily toll leaves at homsa beloved
drssturesxho lUvesssnd elsidks d: him alone,
II isSbyqthat very laermspieeAswist cheer
and Is happy >llsths aa.sdA blessed
thing ieis to Gh.se akysyeurs hsarsh stone .
t5ust worthy and loving womsprss whom
you can open your t'ssrt;d wh!5whom you
can 7saifsr: She wiltprevsnsi yos fssm either
dreaming or forgetsing.a beseenses
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

"ATTIN0, 1OB O50kTHfN0s-Ih 70 are
bnnys wdS think theiaa sefysss n mel III y and who
% to ths. haa1lIsrs shop 70 ~; assihsy r.y,
shaved nNszsessH tg1 juvenile who
wsst y - ss,spess sna shsss,skr having
essth; 'asse eADSpsd rs mouth
shis, .lstt'hin assd swsns1oossths sbout .hs
dsor. aAs s,snasshSsyo0ay tsst sw him
scattering, ~ simp patislkly atasned out.
isW& lswhArars yus tssvtSs stIs all this
tune farYssi ae4t. nsssssig Tssv
= The lsitty barber sspiieds sAsipm wait.
Ing until your bsard ynW.s1sn ss
4 asyes the other day, n seat, ,iptt ons .
the barhsr:sheps y procure 4 .wixs In tax.
ine dimensions 81 9ls.s 'hs la., l..,frs se.d, th.
"wh, how long pv 6saJ - ,sir."
: ss. fspls our E1s.hI friend. I'VE
iswysr, lnusl hays lop<, hss4t ,,s
lhs by, p1scssIed = h,A syscziioD. but
tst lea.sh szclsausA, .hor .iF 41aps ''sad 's
= thick = is i. leng!' y .sias.ss
saT .-r
+ Tbs Dnbufp Tn S.s1ss sxyots was
|ntSo - - adia.leii saieusraIlascs. IN
|har laakdsNeSart siiparHAes4bsu b y,
|aaxl Pr - dsp' Orr s lalEJ nine 'otss
|e..ss Lineall gseeared ttlsfJ m g1an1 two
~ Aleclellas !. eal,sAe <!lIaR man De.
lsa.sise = fFie'f ssfak a da1a a.sEyb sEyb'en a'0e
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-08
MORE OF 1T.


The Editor Of the Wood County Mdepead.
ent N a journal protesting to be loyal, af-
ter refusing TO publish tho calls of the
uuion District and County Conventions,
takes especial pains to inform its readers
e. a Acknowledging makes us wondrous
kind, of the time OF meeting of the Chi
eago Ccpperlcal Convent on, and of the
District Convention of the same foul party /;
or,ratlor, party's skeleton. If he wants to
join The party which makes its boast that
it does not keep step to the music Of tho
Union" and they viii receive him, which
wo consider very doubtful---wo moan the
receiving part--why not assume the bold
ness of valandisham, the champion of mod
crn Copperbeadism, and at once announce
himself "a the great /" / am of North
Western Thugismi
Weask tho few Union men of Wood
County who through Misrepresentation
have bcen led to support his contemplate
hsresies, to decide whether they can in
dorse the course offa professed Unionst,
who exerts his utmost powers to thwart
every neasuroof tho leaders Of the Union
parts having for its aim the salvation of
our couhtry, while with tongue and pen ho
is ever really 70 bolster up the declining
fortunes Of the most corrupt and disloyal
organization the sun ever shone upon.
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SPECIALIZE EVERYBODY.

Fersome time past the JouRNAL has been
furnished to club Subscribers at tho low
rate Of ono dollar per apnum, If paid in all
vance, Relieving, that all who wished to
avail themselves Of this privilege of ex-
ceeding cheap reading have had ample
timoto avail themselves of tho pron'orcd
terms, wo have concluded to Withdraw the
club rates, land accordingly horcby an.
nounco, tlmtfrom and after the 15M Of June
iasi., no subscriptions viii bc received un-
der the old terms of one dollar and fifty
cents, in advance.
We should DO pleased to furnish the
JorRSAh to every Union citizen of the
-Comtyat the rate Of ono dollar per annum,
butut fhe present extrayagant prices OF
living, tho unprecedented cost OF paper
and everything else in uso about Printing
Ollieo, we are, If we would be Just to our
selvea, uuable 80 to do. As stated above,
up to The, 10Th OF the present month our
present club rates will be continued after
that we mllat have 81 so, or we cannot for
ward the paper. Those wishing reliable,
straightout Union newspaper at less than
living rates can make noto of this, aud
band their names to our local agents at
once. ~, ..,...5i.f
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THE CLEVELAND Pow-wow.

Pursuant to the call Of few disappoint.
cd oilice-seckers and dismissed office hold
ers, few individuals assembled in Glove
land one day last week in National Conven.
tion, and after brief incubation hatohod
ont ticket to which they ask the suifrages
Of the Independent voters Of the Union.
At this Convention tho foreign element
so largely predominated, that on Tuesday
morning il was question with the honor
able gentlemen forming the cindrre, as to
what language the proceedings should be
conducted in, but as the CoaeeatioR con.
sisted of Germans. Polanders, IIungarians
and Frenchman, tinctured with a consider
able sprnkling Of CcmWks, or Canadians, il
was finally agred that the largest proper.
ton of the Delegates would understand
English, so, after much deli5eraion the
"exercises" were conducted in that Ian
guage,
Whom the Convention first assembled
somebody said something about credentials
But, as il was coon discovered that no one
had any credentials they united to vote
credentials a bore and invited in everybod,
who saw proper to come into the body oI
the Hall BY this means tho delegation
of the different States were "hllod."
Somebody wanted the Cal Cor the Con,
vention tobe readi but as upon inquiry, i;
was discovered that dres calls had been
necessary to get together tho east assem-.
blage OF which this august oOmeoatlon was
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ARMY NEWS.

OLn TAVERN CHURCu, VA, May 30.-We
have again ilauked the enemy. Our forces
were Withdrawn from the north side of the
North Anna river last Thursday and Friday.
Sheridan with Terroll's and Gregg's divis-
ions of cavalry, marched all night and
Thursday morning the fords on the Pamun-
ky wore in our possession. At Dabney's
Ferry Bakers North Carolina Brigade op.
posed our advance and resisted, when we
laid our pontoon, Custer aud Deyins brig.
AIDES drove them off to Hanover G. H., xii
ling many ard capturing o largo number.
The 9th Corps was soon at our heels; then
came the I'd, 9Th and 9th. Lee was doomed
to disappointment His elaborate fortifi.
cations would not serve him. Grant was
on his right flank and he must away to
Richmond.
On Saturday morning Gregg's Division
was fired into near Haw's shop. Davis
Brigade was in advance. The woods seem
cd alive with robels, and soon began to
resound with the sharp volleys of our car
bines. In short timo Davis entire
Brigade was fighting in earnest Col. Gregg
was ordered to Davis support, and tho ro.
mainder of the Division was hotly engaged.
Eit2 Loc commanded in person. His cav
airy corps was all fighting, assisted by q
brigade of mounted tireeaters from South
Carolina, commanded by Col. Butler. These
men had just arrived from the seaboard,
and admit the warmth of the reception our
mon gave them for o long time held Fitz
Lee back. We found the rebels strongly
entrenched in these woods, with heavy
! guns in position, but with every advantage
on their side they were badly beaten, fly ing
from the field and leaving their dead aud
| wnnnHpI in mn =,
ners.
To-day communication with White House
was opened. Tho Pamunky is full OF
transports and gunboats. We expect Gen
Smith to join lis with his commMd in two
days,
The seigo of Richmond has begun.
The llerald's special gives tho following
account of the cavalry fight on Saturday
As the fight waxed hot between 2 aud Z
o'clock, Custar's brigade was ordered tc
assist Davis aud Greggs brigadss, who al
ready had the enemy weakened and putting
him to rout Custar marched up the road
and dsmountod his men. Davis opened Q
gap in his line to make way for the Mich
gan brigade. The line was immediatel,
formed and furious assault commenced
1t was just in the nick of time, for at the
same moment brigade of fresh troops re
inforced the enemy, but nothing could
Withstand the terrible volume of iron hal
which our boys now poured into their ranks
Back they went, South Carolnians and all
for mile and half, with fearful loss
AT . o'clock the batt'o ended and we haC
the field. Three of our brigades had whip
ped tho whole corps, Our Provost Marsha
counted l26 dead rebels in small spac,
just in Davis front but these could no
have embraced LaiI their dead Thor,
were loads upon loads OF their wounded
carried from tho feld and our hospital,
contain about 10 Of their men mortaily or
severely wounded,
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ME serEr,rs.

Cen, Frcmohs has published q letter &C.
ccpting tue pominalion Of the Cleveland
conybnsi6n, provided tho Baltimore Con
veilion ,noa,inatss Mr.. Lincoln, against
whom ne says he isready to combue "evey
alemens gf eopscientious opposition" in
order that he may defeat him. Poor John,
s'whom the Gods wish to destroy tLey first
make mad" lis indeed applicable III yonr
sase.- Even tho brain Of Jessie" cannot
aAve yoW from the deep damnaticn Of
sppvoayhing political desiruotion
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TER1Is eF pAYmENr.

one-halt cash, balance in one year by joint note,
with use, with two or moro responsible signers,
if the parties are not known to me, | should re-
quire statement from each ore individually, o9
how luuoh property they own clear Of debt, and
what Il consists OF; this statement to be certified h
by Justice OF the Peace, or some responsible per
son with whom may be acquainted ia their neigh
borhood. Al sales less than SIS, cash.
Snors- Fulton Car Works. corner os Water and
Shelbc strsetsr SandUsky, Ohio.
c. :. MESSRR.
Sanlessy, oiliH, May ?, 1854 lao
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an Order granted by the Probate
Il Court Of Henry county, Ohio, we will Offer for
sale, At public outcry, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, June 22d, 1884,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
toclock ia the afternoon Of said day. the following
Wood, and State Of Ohio, 10 wit
The east halfof lot number two 2 in the town
Of Giload. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms OF SALE-One-third cash in hand. one
thlrd IN one year, and one-thrd in two years from
the dayof sale, with interest Deferred payments
to bo secured by Mortgage on the premises sold.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
WIN. T. DAGGETT,
May %, 1854 4dss "a