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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

Whoever reads the isadine radical organs
Do ihe Yankee States viii discover that he
|Dbjeet Of NE eecset plot which is now being
|Drgsnized among The Black Republicsus. is
DO give rhs negro the right to vote, 70 hold
PfIice, and sil social and political equaIiiies
These radicals know that tie negro, once
Permiiisd 10 enjoy political privsleges. can
|hen, as an element in the political sysiem,
kommii murder, inciie 10 and engage in re-
PelIions, pus TO death The white women and
fhilcrsn. and sscnps punishment. A jury
composed Of pan whiis and part negro ciri-
PENS, viii never convic, negro for any
frime against white person. This 10 a
scret plot TO enable The negro 10 exiermi.
|a,s the whites from The Sou,h, seize the
sndr, and sell them 10 the Yankee, for almost
olhiug. Btoken national bank notes will
De exchanged BY these Yankees for the
hD5s these nreso citizens own by right Of
Pnqsed. Yankee preachers and Black Re-
tnolicsns, and Chrislisn-commission men
nd women workers and sanitary fair folks,
md Taokee female teachers end likely ne
roe,. viii have land Of promise when the
eRro vo,er, and murders, and burns, and
wishes. Then there ~iII be jubilee when
be polite, Of tke Black Repu,iieans Of JaHaoi-
become The poliiies Of the ksss negroes
I'D tbsir friends IN the South.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Orphans Conr OF Columbia ronuiV, i,
on SATURDAY. The 23rd OF DECEM
Der NEXT. at 10 O'Clock in The forenoon,
Jesse Mensch, Guardian oi CIaTissa SriIer,
a minor child Of John Siiler late OF Frank
lin township, Columbia county. adjoining
lands of ZIba Osman oH the south, Stephen
Baldy on The east, Michael Mensch on the
north and west. containing ONE HALF
ACRE more or less, whereon are erected a
7'Uo Story Frame Dweliihg House,
oui Eiichen and frame stable.
Lae ,he Estate Of said deceased. si'pale
IN the township of Franklin and county
aforesaid JESSE COLEMAN.
BIuomsbnra De-. 4, 1865 Cieik
CONDITIONS OF SALE
One hIrd ot the purchase money 10 re-
main in ihs hands ot the purchasers dCTna
the lite OF Catherine foreman The " idOw ri
Johu Suler deed the interest oH the said
one ihiri to be- pail TO the raid Catherine
annually. Ten per ceuI. on ia o-IhiIdS ui
the purchase mouey TO be paid day oi
sale, and The Te-idue on the confirmation
of sale. the deferred payment ,o De secur-
ell by bond aud mortgage OFT The premises
the purchaser 10 pay for deed mortgage
aud s,a'ups. JESSE MENSCH,
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Rsaringsrssk Election Case.

THOMAS DUNN, always ready TO decide le-
gal questions, told his readers last Fall that
deserters, or, in other words, men who had
been drafted and failed TO report, were not
entitled 10 Q vote. He founded his decision
on late act Of Congress. which nobody
ever believed mesnt 10 do anything of the
kind /; besides there is NOT Judge or law
yer, who has any regard for the ConstiIu-
iion, who would argue that Congress pos
sessed The authority to disfranchise sDch
persons. in This county prosecution was
brought against one of The election board of
Roarinecreek township, for rejecting ihs
vote OF drafted man. at our late election.
The mailer was tried at our Court last week,
and the person prosecuted was convicted.
The counsel for the defendant admitted that
The act OF Congress, upon which Mr. Damn
had long given his decision, did not dis.
franchise dsseriers, bui argued that the de-
fendant was an "unleiiered manu-did no,
comprehend The nearing Of the aci-snd
did what be believed 10 be right ia the mat
ter, and under those circumstances asked
the jury 10 not convict him.
In Crawford and Mercer counlie. we OBJ
serve similar cases are about 10 be tried
These are both Abolition counties, where
Abolition election boards Sit and and Abo-
Iilion juries fud verdicis.
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Sober Facts for Thinking people.

Year afisr ) ear, for an -sighlh Of CEN
tury, the Press of rhs country has chroni.
'cIed the beneficial fleets of fHOSTETTER'S
STOMACH B7TTERS. Editors, authors,
physicians, merchants, officers of the army
and navy, chemists, counselors, ministers,
of the gospel, in short, great cloud of wit
nesses Of every profession; trade and calling
have testified to lie efficacy as tonic and
regulating medicine. The names and state
menis of these Witnesses have been pub
lished in the pablo prints. Many OF Them
are well known to the whole public. Their
testimony has never been challenged or
impagned. Upon evidence far less weigh
~ men are acquitted or condemned by
conscientious juries.
HosrETTER's STOMACH BlTTERs is cot,
however, upon trial. II has been tried and
pronounced on the authority OF those whose
lives and healrh il has pseserved, pure,
harmless, and eminently sa!uiary prepara.
lion. Attempts have been mace 10 rival il.
They have failed. Can il be necessary TO
say why they have faiIed4 Ask the rscov-
cred tyspeptics. bilious sufferers. victims
OF fever and sgue. and nervous subjects
who have experienced It's effects, what they
think OF il. Asx THEM and be guided solely
by what they say. Sold everywhere.
Nov. 29, 1865.
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Cart Proceedings.

/ Commonwealth vs. Charles C. Eek. This
was an Indictment for rejecting the vote Of
Henry Fry, drafted man, whe failed 10 re-
por, 10 pursuance Of his notice. The de.
fendsni was 90 Isspeeior OF the election in
Roaringcrsek twp. The evidence showed
thar he was one Of the victims of JoRS Cr.-
Ma. who had written circulars for the pur.
pose OF subcrning the sleciion Officers OF
Pepnsylvania to violate their oaihs, and The
election lave. We pity the weakness. OF
the Election Officers who were led into DIFF
ficuliy BY man who substitutes mere as
seriions for law, and klacksuard;sm for ar,
enmeni. Said CFsSs, is not . knoscn car,di-
dale for any Office, snd II 10 well if he
never can be after such = woful exhibition
Of bis ccrTup;ness and incompelency. The
defendant being convie:ed, be sppIied for a
new irisi for the purpose, probably. Of de-
laying his sentence.
This was the only known case OF The
kicd in this county and the prosecutien was
promptly Instituted and carried on By r. n.
LITTLE, Esqr., 10 pursuance Of ihe warning
be bad Published previously TO The election.
Commonwealth W. Thomas Slodd.-.In-
dicimeni FOR horse stealing. Defendant con.
sicied and sentenced 10 pay 4 fine OF 500 90
and costs, and 10 undergo imprisonment Of
one year and ten months in the Eastern Pen
ite0tisry. Little and Clark for Common.
wealth, Brockwsy and Barkley for deferd-
ant.
Commonwealth W. James n. Ryan.-In-
dicIment for Larceny. Defendant convicted
and sentenced TO three month. imprisonmen,
10 the County Jail. 10 pay Gne OF S25 90
and cOsis OF prosecution. LiuIs for CON-,
RisheI for Defi.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph n Loug-in.
dicimeni Tor Larceny. DeIendssl scquiued.
Little and Spinney for CON-, Freeze and
CIa,k for Deli,
Commonwealth " William Stetter.-ln-
dictmsot for Msnslaughier Defendant ac-
quilted. 1t appeared thai The defendant was
the Constable OF Conynsham township, and
shot Thomas Divine who resisted him
while trying TO arres, .sid Divine with
warrant.
Lale, Freeze and Hsuehawou, for Com,
BsIdy, Clark and Spinney for Def.
There wefe no other jury trials. Court
adjourned on Saturday night.
The Grand Jury made The following re-
por::
To The Honorable Judges Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, noT comprt,ins COurt Of Qtdr-
ter Ssssioas Of The peace ia and Jo- tie county
Of Columbia
The Grand Inquest of the Common wealth
OF Pennsylvania enquiring for the body of
The County of Columbia, respectfully re-
porf-
That We have examined the public build
ings belonging 10 The County and find Ihem
in good repair. We would respectfully
recommend that lamps be procured and
placed in front Of the Court House tor the
safety and conveEience of The public. All
OF which is respectfully submitted.
LIAM DERR,
Dec. 6, 1865. Foysman. >.
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III, Radicals In Congress.
Dec. 6, 1865.
.oremdn

The SoDihern members heve not ye, been
admitted to .ess. The COMMITTEE ap
pointed by the House TO inquire into their
legal right to seats kave not been heard Of
yet. II is not presumed that Commiilee
appointed by sci Of men like Thad. Sc
vens. would report favorable to the admis-
sion o! the Southern delegation. The Rad.
icals will not spare any efforts 10 keep these
men from having the privilege of taking
any part in the deliberations of The present
session. These scoundrels persist in fight.
ing the South as they always have done.
They drove the Southern members out OF
the Union flor The Radicals claim that they
are out> and now they are laboriua indus
.riousIJ 10 keep then oot. Yet they claim
ed that The war was far he Union. Ii shows
plainly that it was not. Who does not
know that the war was not prosecuted tor
the freedom of the negroes . This has
been mpiished-sIavery has failen-uoI
by any constitutional process. we hold, bui
by the sword. The Radicals not contenr
with this, they claim the Union not restored
and the war sfIl in progress. For what do
they persist that The var is going on and
lhe Union unresiored For no. other pur-
pose that we can see bui the eniranchise-
ment Of tie blacks. This We hope will
never happen besides we beIieve il to be
a matter entirely belonging to the States
and moi 10 Congress. Each State wil reg.
uIate the elective franchise as she thinks
proper
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The Republican party had much 10 cav
bout economy 10 expenditures" ost Al
|hicego when that party nominated Old
|bs. They insertsda special plank into
|eir platform upon that subiec,, for the
brposs Of misleading certain class OF
|sciors. During the campaign Of 1860
|uch was said By these republicans about
|smocraiic exrrsvsaance 10 every depart
tent OF our government. Al present you
bar no, wors escape FROM their lips in
tndcmnsiion Of the exfsavacant and rniu-
ts policy adopted By their party. 1t Is all
h, as hong as some shoddy specnIs,or has
, arms inse The Treasury uP 70 bis shouI-
tr., filing his own pockets, and handing
bt fast and thick the legal tender to all those
Eou6d bin Of the same political psrsoasion;
bi Just as soon as rhs, kind of performances
tsses, up eoesa howl from the whole pack
hounds unIil their kennels reaound from
fnirs to apex, when they again are allow.
b 10 proceed ia their former ruinous prac-
BE upon the eovernmenL The people have
I'd fof the past fge year, very IiiHe 10 90
regulating our national affairs; or very
|sis say in shaping the policy of the sd-
Illustration party at The bead o: the gov.
Fnmens. All the s-people seem 10 have le!t
br them 20 do, is, when they zee iaxsath
tsr coming 10 &c: oul their pocket books
bd NEE: he demands presented them from
|s IiuIe black leaiher-coysred book. This
psying privilege. Another is, 10 vo'e
|ith the AooIition party, for fear should the
|emocrais get in power, and you had
yesnbaek dollar in your house. you mish'
lake up some bright morning and find IL
|orthIess. Reputation is not going 10 take
lacs soon but sses5y wiihdrs wai Of green
bcks irom circulation and the taxing OF.
|onds wilt That would be right.
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PsrsrDks1 JoHKsos's First Animal Mes
bas appears entire in lo-day's STAR. Il
xclu6es much Of our usual variety o. read
hg mater from this number of orr paper =
Es would ask for il a careful pernsa! by al
Il onr patrons. !, is iulI Of interest. com
|rshensive and c.ear, and foil Of force from
|eeinning 10 cad. f. is not by any means
considered long document, ye, il iouche,
|nd fnlly discusses all the important ques.
IONS OF the day. We shall not dwell at any
engih upon this subject, bul simply sia'e
bat il is an able Message and decided
on the trishy srashy things thai
nanaisd from that quarter during the las
Pur years.
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rHE New York Tribune, attributes the de-
feat oi the bill to allow bscks to testify in
the conrls of Tennessee, in some measure.
TO Parson Brownlow, whom il very properly
chsracierises as IA Reverend BLACKBOARD
styled Governor" We ar. glad the parson
has beea ionnd out And We rejoice s,ili
more that his loyal friends are beginning 10
ieli the ruth about him. Not very long ago
all kind. OF dishonesty and tlsckgusrJisrn
were condoned in the name of Loyalty, and
all that any scamp needed 10 wash his scar
lei hands as white as snow, was TO put on
the garb Of supporting the government =
Boz there seems to be a change in liis par.
iicular. Counterfeit coin will no longer
pass current becanse il has the stamp oi
'IoyaIIy oc iis brszed lace. Thers seems
to be some chance now that rogues may he
dealt With a. their rogueries deserve !-Aee
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READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NOVENEREFS 0z 1865

GREAT Trunk line from the Nof:h and
" Northwest for PhiIadelphia, New
York, Reading, Potlsville, Tamaqua, Ash
land, Lebanon. Allentown, Easion, SC, &c
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York,
as follows. AT 800, Z 25 and 9 O5 A. M
and as and 900 P. M, arriving al New
York at $40 and 10 90 A. M, and 3 40 and
1925 p. nj connecting with similar Trains
on the Pennsy lvania Rail Road Sleeping
Cars accompanying the 800 and 9 05 A. M
Trains. without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Potsville,
Tamasua, Minersvile, Ashland, PiEe
Grove, Allentown and Philadelphia, at 7.35
A. NJ. ard I as and 90 P. NJ, stopping al
Lebanon and all Way Stations; the 9 10
Z. M. Train making 10 close connections
Tor Poilsvlle nor Philadelphia. For Potts.
vile, Schnylkill Haven and Auburn, via
SUhuylkill and SusQuehanns Rail Road
leave Harrisburg al 4 90 p. NJ
Returning, leave New York al 600 A. NJ
I2 90 noon. aud 500 P. M. Philadelphia
al 90 A. NJ. and $50 P NJ; Pousvile al
8. 80 A. NJ. and 2.45 P NJ, Ashland a,
90 aud II45 Am ard lis PM Tamsoua
al 7.35 AM ard lao PM.
Leave Pousyile for Harrisburg, via
SchuylkiIl and Susquehanns Rail Road, al
AS A. M.
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves
Reading al 6 80 A. NJ. returning from Phil
adelphia at 80 P. NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Read.
ing al 10 A. N. and Sis P. NJ. for Ephra
la, Linz, Lancaster, Columbia, &c.
On Sundays: Leave New York al 90 P.
VI. Philadelphia . Is P. NJ. Potts lie 500
A M, Tsmaqus 90 A. M, Harrisburg 0S
y. NJ, and Reading al 90 A. Nj for Har
yishnro and IN 80 Al for Naw Nork
Commulalion, Mileage, Season, School
and Excursion Tickets TO and from all points
al reduced rates.
Baggage checked through: so pounds
allowed each Passenger.
G. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
Rr,nIrc pa Dee IL 1aRh
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ID | L d.

In Burlington. N. J. on tie 26lh of Novem
ber last, Miss Sarah Ann. daughter of Wm.
Howell. E-q, OF Mt. Pleasant township.
Columbia county, Pa, aged about years.
In Susaroaf twp, Col. CO.. on the 26th oi
October las, Mrs CaIhsrine +. Hess, aged
20 years months and 25 day
In WashingionviIle. on The 18th uii Mrs.
Mary w. McAIlisler wife of N. w McAIlis-
ter, and daughter OF The late Rev D. NJ
Barber, aged 38, wears 2 mos. and days
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BEKJamIs F. BUTLER, OF Massachusetts,
has resigned his position as Major General
in the United States Army, position which
he never should have held, as he does not
possess the qualities reqaisiie To make a
good private let alone a Major General =
His whole military career form the mos,
dissracsful part Of ell our military record
The Government has paid him well ior
simply doing nothing, save making few
bIundsrs, doing which many liyes wen.
sacri6csd- The hero of Big Bethel. Norfolk,
Nsu Orleans. Bsrnnda Hundred and For
F,shsr. il M longer retained on the roll Of
onr military generals.
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PsEsIDEsT JOHNSON must be a happy
man. he hss had The good fortune 10 write
a mesrsge which seems TO please every.
body. II is evident that some OF The radi-
Gals were forced TO swallow an unpleasant
dose, as they have no idea OF qnarreIing
with the government" il they can help IL.
Think Of Chase, and Sumner, AMI Stevens,
and Kelly, out in the cold beyond the reach
of the loaves and fishes !-1ge.
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In Georgia there are number of names
mentioned for United States Senator. The
most prominent are Alexander n. Stephens,
Henry B Jackson, Hsrschel V Johnson, aud
Provisional Governor Jane. Johnson
Lnciu- Garrell and James :. Seward are
also spoken OF. The choice OF the Legisla
turs would Ger 'aiuly tall almost unanimous
~ on ilowcii Goth tor one OF ibe Senators,
out he feiosed 10 be candidate.
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BIp TOO HIGH The bid OF our neichbor
tor The vote of capital against labor, by which
he hoped to secure that 'cane," was liiIle
too high. He overshoi the mark, lost The
cane and lost some friends. He proclaimed
the "eight hour" movement 10 BE copper
head dodge, but the working men coUldn'l
see i;-snd so they voted him down - Dan
uilIe InteHsencer.
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BR0OMS.

MONTGOMERY WILLIAMS respectful
~ iy announces To The public generally
that he is manufacturing CORN BROOMS.
tor sale, wholesale or :etail. in Wilkes
Barre. He is prepared 10 iurni-h merchants
aud others with good Article OF Broom-.
at reasonable prices Persons having ma
teriRi that they desire made mp upon shares
can send il TO Kim His work vii! compare
isvorably with any made up in the State.
MONT. WILLIAMS.
WiIkes-Rsr,p Nov %. 1865
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The RESo TfMEs.-A new psper las Seen
sIsrled al Reno, yenango county, Pa. upder
The above lille. II is devoted specially to
the oil interests of VensugO county, aud
promises 10 be a valusbs and entertaining
Esq, and presents very neat appearance
lYpogrsphicaIly.
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Nj A RR lie D.

On the 9Th inst. al Mr. Hartman;s Ho'eI,
in Buckhorn,by Rev. a. Hartman OF Blooms
burg. MIR. EMAsuEL GILBERT and Miss
EMaLIvE DREiBsLBi=, all OF Mt Pleasant
township, Columbia county.
On Saturday. Nov. 25lh, by Thos j. Wei
liver, Esq, Hsrman King, of Uuca. n. Y
TO Sarah ]. Parker, OF Light Street. Col. CO.
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There are now bot eleven Persons con-
The highest number imprisoned in the
Old Capitol al any one time was 1905
all without The shadow Of IawI
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In the case OF The Commonwealth vs.. the
City Of Philadelphia, 10 recover taxes from
the city, tried on Monday at Harrisburg, a
verdict has been returned for the States OF
s43s, ,22s, SO.
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Forney's Pres, says that ''au increase Of
taxation is the only true economy" What
says the Taxpayers! Do they want more
taxes!
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TBE orphans Of Ihe Richmond Asyiums
are greatly in want, and appeals for their
relief have been scot TO the charilsbly dis
posed people OF Northern cities
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WBEs Baltimore lady is kissed, she
says she feels as though che was taking
chloroform and remains insensible az long
as the operation lasts.
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Edward Bates, OF Mo-, who was a mem
her of Mr. Lincoln's cabinet, now acis witt
The Democracy.
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A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
Stone Dwelling WOuse,

A LARGE FRAME BANK BARN, and
oui houses. about Fifty Acres is improved
land.
ALSO, certain tract Of land situate in
Benton tow wnship Aforesaid, aud OH the
wesI side oil FIshingcreek, adjoining Lands
OK Benjamin Brink Oh The norIh, adjnining
The manor tract on The south, Samuel Hart
man and others on The west, aud Fishing
creek on Ihe east, containing
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$500 REWaRD.

WAS sioien from the coop Of The subscri-
Der in Scout Town, on The nighr OF the lila
int a large TURKEY GOBLER with
nearly all red feathers, except the wings.
which are white. Tne above reward will
be paid for the recovery of the Turkey, sp
prehen,ion cf the theft, aud any informa-
ton thai viii lead to the detection ard con
victioh OF the theft.
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Major General Franklin has accepted and
entered upon the duties Of the Presidency OF
the Colt Arms Company Of Hartford, Conn.
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EIGHTY ACRES,

more less. sbont twenty acres cleared and
the balance timber land there is on the
premises a blacksmith shop. ALSO, one
Other tract Of land siiuale iu Sugarloaf twp.
in said county, adjoining lands OF John
Cole on the norih Jacob Kimble and Sam
uel Hess on the south and wes', and oIher
lands of William Cole on the east con-
tanning
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

E.tate of Nfichasl Fry. iats ef Hfiffis toss.
ship. COiUD;b,a county, deed.
I E1TERS OF administration OIL the ss.
a tale OF Michael rfv, late OF MlffiIn
township Columbia county. have been
grauel ry t!.e Rscist-, oi ss,d countv. 10
John n. Heller. E-q., OF h fil,n twp, CO.
iumria county. Persons having claims
again-, tie estate of The dreed-ut are re.
qnesied tn pfe,sHt them 10 the aiminIslra-
tor for seiilemeni, aad those fiudebled TO
he estate ~iH make pay meHs fnnh wish to,
JOHN n. HITLER,
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EXECUTORS SALE
Valuabh Real Estate.

WILL be exposed TO public sale al The
w late dwelling house OF WILLIAM
COLE, deceased. in Benton township, Co
lumbia county, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF JAN 1866,
al 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
the following described real estate, to vii /:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Benton township Conmbia co ,
adjoining lands OF The heirs ot John L.au-
bach on The easi. and oIhPF lands bslorg ing
To the estate OF The said William Cole on
the noriii, south, and west. containing TEN
ACRES more or less whe:eon are erected
Il LARGE IND V.iLUdBLE GRISf
MILL. containing ihTee pair OF Stones, a
Saw Mill, Dwelling Honse and Stable.
ALSO. a certain Plantation and Tract of
Land, situate in Benton township. afore-
said, adjoining lands of Ber iamin Brink on
The uorIh, the heirs of John Lanbach on
the east, Fi>hinacIeek on the west, aud The
Mill ttact above described on The south
rohIainius SEVENTY ACRES. more or
LEES, whereOH are erected a TWO STOR Y
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ONE MUNDRED & TWENTY ACRES

more or less. about eighty acres improved
land, the residue timber there are OH the
premises q twostory frame DIV ellng hoGse,
frame barn, oui buildings, and a good
orchard.
Also, Tract OF " oodIand, situate in
Susarloaf twp. aforesaid. adjoining lands
OF Montgomery Cole ard Fishingcreek on
The east, Alinas Cole on The north, on The
south by lands of John SwariwouI, and on
the west by other lands Of the decedsrI,
containing about EIGHTY ACRES.
The above lands TO be sold pursuant 10
The directions contained in Ise last will and
testament Of William Cole, deceased. Con-
diiiors aud terms of sale will be made
known on day of sale, by
MONTGOMERY COLE,
THOMAS 4. COLE
Executors Of W'Liom Cole. deceased
Benton Twp, Dec I3 is65.