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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

many gallant SINS Of Ohio, who hlve
faithfully served and assisted IN saving
our country, for tho next Governor OF
our Stote.
Resolrcd, That we hereby instruct our
delegstcs 10 vote IN sbid convention iOi
a soldier for Governor, first, last and al
me time,
Rcso,ved, That Col ". Is. Banning
and Mai. w. n. Free, are suitable per
sons, aud IRE hereby appointed our dele
gates 10 said convention,
Respectfully Submitted,
John y. Dawson Capt. Co r., Chairman
1t. Col. H. J. W. Hotter; Jas. Nor
man, Go z; Robert X. Brandy, A; ScrRi
A. J. Beudslcy, g; II. !. llosslcr' y
Sergt Block, n; Capt, John Ryan g
Sergt. Ford, |; Serg'. McNaIry, u
Corp. Chapman. X; Committee.
The question being called upon agree
log 10 the resolutions they were taken W
sepnretely and unanimously adopted.
While the Committee were absent
short but pertinent speeches were made
by several members Of the Regiment.
On motion, It was ordered that the pro
cecdings DO published IN the principal
papers n the State.
The Regiment Joined IN singing "Rally
round the Flag, Buys," and ndjourncd
with three cheers Tor The Union nominee.
X TERRELL, Chairmln
CHAELgs II. BABoJcK, s,,,.,,b.
| JAMEs TRowHsELL,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

or The editor of the Tribune appear,
20 BE- troubled with "Pct,icuHt" ON tho
BRAN OF ls;e.--SsHeca A drCrfi0r.
Prom the time that ABRAHAM LINCOLN
wentto Washington to bc inauguratod
81 President, up to the day OF his as
sassination, the Seneca Advertiser aud
its rcbellious co.workcrs werc very se-
riously troubled with "Seotch cap and
closk" on the brain. Has the Adrer
fi,sr forgotten that fucl' Has 1t forgot
ten how IL ridiculcd and sneercd m the
good President for Disgusting himself
simply to avoid the deep laid plans of the
internal traitors TO assassinDte him Tor
no other crime ,hsa being legally aud
oonstilutionally elected President Of the
United Statrsl Aud now. forsooth,
that loyo people dare to laugh at aud
ridiculo Jrrr, DAvIs--whoso -oul is
black with treason, aud whose hands are
red with the blood OF thousands of patri.
ots, somo Of whom have gono from
Seneca county, the A Adveriissr, with
that impudence and cffrontcry which
ersraeteriEes all antiwar patriots. at.
tenp,s to osst stigma upon them because
they make fun Of JrTT. for attempting to
Gee from the hands of justice in a wo'
mans pe,tieoa,. The Advertiser could
laugh when patriotism escaped the knife
Of treason by Disgusting itself; but when
treason, IN q womans pe,ieoat, 10
over,skeu aud brought to Justice by pat
siolism the tune Of the Advei tiSer is
changed, The other OK is gored now.--I
We do not wonder at the feelings Of the
ASvsrkvr upon the subject. but merely
at its assurance and hardihOOd in display.
Ing them.
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Townships and Wald Meetings.
J.K uoRp. s,oy

The qualified Union voters OF the respee
,i,o Township, Of Seneca County, ant
Wards Of the City Of Tifin, OHIO, who wer'
IN favor OF The policy Of the late Presidcn
Lincoln. and who are friendly 10 tho pre-,
cut Administration Of the NotoLal nnt
State Gov,ruments. are hcrby notified "a
meet at their ro,pective places OF holding
elections, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY ofJUNE,
1858. at o'clock ?. NJ, Of said day. and
then aud there appoint delegates to repre-
sent said Townships and wards,in ths Union
Couniy Convention to he held In Tiiiin OH
Saturday, the l7th day OF June, 1868.
The basic ofsueh representation Is one dele
gate for ,yuy 20 voice, or fraction Of IL
vo,cs given for Abraham Lincoln In 1864
The superintendent Of delegates 10 As follows,
10 Wit,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OyFicr or ,cNP1RULLER OF THE CuHRtNcif
Washington, March 10th, leC6)
WmRrAs by satisfactory evidence pre-
sentcd to the un dcrsigned, II has been mace
TO ar rpcat that "The First National Bank OF
linin ;" in the City Of Titlin, In the County
of Seneca, aud State OF Ohio, has been duly
organized under and according to the re
| quirt mtnts OF the Act OF Congress entitled
| IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by pie dge Of United States Bonds
and To provide for the circulation and re
demp,iuu thereof" approved June Sd. 1854
ami have complied with all the provision
of suid aet rcqniied to be complied with
before commencing The business OF Banking
under said act
The office of Cowptrols' Of the Currency
being vacant. 9,
/ Now, therefore, I, Samuel 7. Hova:d
| Deputy G, mpuoller OF the Currency, dc
hereby certify that"The First National Bank
Of Tialn," in the City of T,iin. in th'
( County of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, Il
authorized TO commence the business o
]anting under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hant
and seal of office, this Sixteenth day o
/ March. 1865.
/ ,sEAL) SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
no 800 Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency
| March 93l, 1865
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Obituary.

Y
Died, on Wednesday last, May 10Th,
in the obscure corner Of the State OF
Georgia, the Io.odlled Confederacy Of the
Southern States Of America. Born OF
fraud and foi ce, and craded In infantry,
the subject OF our notice dragged on a
miserable existence for four years, hav
ing during this short term caused more
destruction Of life, and devastation OF
property, than has ever before been chroR-
ieled in career Of crime. As, during
ts brief tenure, Il Was subject 20 the
exeerations Of honest men throughout
the whole world, 80 |, expires without
the regret Of single person whose re-
Rrei is worth accepting. vilainies Of
eyery kind have been crowded into ils
short lie. from assassination down TO
the stealing Of postage st mps; guilty oi
every crime In the calender, IL has resort
cd 20 every mesn aud dsspiesble trick tc
psntpons ia downfall, apparently given
up the ghost even IN disguise, In ad.
diiion 10 is wicked parenlagc, the rickoly
bantling has had The misfortune TO be
watched over by attendants whose char.
rsciers were tainted even before ils birth
whose foul inventions Of the Reputation
Of State debta, and the iniquitcus Fugi-
tive Slave law. were the fitting forsruu,
ners Of later villainies.
The offspring Of Slavery aud oppres.
sion, the turbulent child Of an securseC
percentage, Il hse existed long enough tC
10 enlist the sympa,hies of the Who'll,
civilized world with the victims Of il.
efneliy and arroQnnce and falls AZ Ia.
unwept and pnhonored, follow ed by IN,
pnsaimous condemnation of Christie ndom
mingled with the hoss mas Of eniran.
ehissd millions.
'>rhs Roman lseions. bosstiug onss 80 loud
~ liberty. aud fighting brs,ely Ger
TIE iorfid shd the fris.d tcne,
---- ~ make mankind
Thar h.ails. uItanght. that he who made O
tsyA slave could pe'W 5ipsslf be tful,
hoss-~Rslascx.
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Notice.
Tim, O, April lst, lSb5 Nv.
Gas Works for Sale.
$4,000.

The Gas works ofthe City OF TiNin, Seneca
county, Ohio, is offered for sale with all
rights. title and privileges thereto belonging
--meters in houses OF eonsumsss--g,s filiine
shop and tools. also dwelling house and
lot opposite works r. X. freight car for
eoal--and every appurtensnoe and privilege
necessary to carry on said gas works. Has
been in operation sinee 1851 Possession
given Immediately. Prise of gas s. SO eeats
per thousand cubic fess.
Also email steam Eng me and Boiler
s2SO,00,
Apply laj.J J, owYN, riain. Ohio, or, 70
=. GNyN. HsI!l,eo, oh!s.
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First National Bank of Tifsn.
Petition for Divorce
Seneca Com mon Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth HsniEer va Gotlirb Hanikcr-
The said Gotlieb Hnnizcr will take notice
that on the goth day of April A. D. 1865,
he plaintiff filed her petition fu- al, srce in
the Clerks Office. Of said Coart, wherein
she sets forth that she and the dcfendan,
were lrgally married on the lsth day Of
June a. d, 1860 That on the 9th day Of
July. 1850. the defendant left the plaintiff
and has since remained absent and away
from her wilGully. That the defendant dur
ing the time Of his said absence has gross.
ly negle.trd Hrs duty That by said
marriage there ia child.
And ask that the said marriage contract
may be dissolved, and both parties re-.
leased from the obligations thereof That
plaintiff may be restored to her maiden
name, aud Tor other relief
HALL 4 PGTTENGER.
Api 81 6w. Atlys' for Plaintiff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Horse PrOtectiycS
Take Notice |!

AtA meeting OF the esutca County lloTfe Pro
tsctiVe, held At WHAT. Hal School heu.s, on tho /.
DAY of ApTil lecS, the iSlsNtsg Nsoluueni wsI.
adopted
RsotNHn-That the fp, SAitrday In Anil b,
hssd On - the dav Tor ouT annuai meetings.
REsotvNp-lhat tot the purpose af haVins nor,
general attendance At annual meetings Of the mem.
hers of said ConpsuN, that the be imposed Tor mol
Aurnd,ug ofrweniy 'hye Gems, uulena feAsonAhl,
excuse be ods Ted, and II notp pAl hN the neat ANNA
mt"uug, said member to he expelled from said tom
panY. Aso, tha, a hI Of the msmSsn bs publi,hs,
n the County paps,.
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLUABuE,Ha lrt, ices.
INACCoRDANCE WITH the PROVISIONS
lofan act ofthe q ehsral Assembiy of,he state OF
Ohio, sted April u, ls05, the undersignsd Etats
officers W1llreceive proposals until the 1t day Of
Az gust next, for the pufelsse Of the Land SrTp re-
esved from the United stss foI the es ab ishmeAt
otn Agricultural Coliegs, OF Collsgss.iA the State
No 1Inpoition WILDE received ioE loss tbaa ous
hundred AID sixty acres.
II more eOnvsnient prop otals NAV he made 10 Iha
AudtoT and Treasures Of any oounty who wi Il t.ans
nit the sanle 10 the undeRiEned.
Jas. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of stafe.
n G. VOl.NEY DORSEY.
TTssss.s ef STATE
VIM. HENRY SMITH,
MsJ 4,tauEl. sseTsl.IJ sIsists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Q|5- General Logan declines a Briga.
d,crship in the Regular Army, and pro-
poses, ne soon ns his services can be dis
pcnscd with, 10 retire 20 prv.to lie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

or II is reported that Mrjor Genera
Thomas will surcrscdc General llulleck
IN command al Richmond,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
a. m. Rivers,

Attorney Nnd Ceun,slirt At Law, Ncts,V rah,,,
AVID laurence Agent, srsriA Ntenuon paid I,
eOer'ieus. Nedgvs' hloct, nnn, Ohio.
Iuns lat, lSOS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Letter from the l95th Regiment
Capt, j, E. Mccormack for
Treasurer--The Soldiers opposed
20 pronrbis Nomination

Treasurer--The Soldiers opposed
to Brough's Nomination.
NEAR CHARLgsrowS, Va. May ~, 1865,
EDITOR TRmuSE;-Si | hero with
lransmitito you for publication in yo,r
valuable paper, copy of Resolutions
passed by our Regiment alta meeting on
Saturday last. Company II is all right.
|, is the ibest Company in the Valley, or
al least is 90 pronounerd by such men Us
General Neai, Con. Torbo,t, aud MSi
Gen. Esgon and others.
Tho Laws of Ohio have given the
soldier the Elective franchise, and the
Union State Central Committee the
privilege to be represented in tho com.
ing State Convention. And we further
claim to be heard in the coming County
Convention.
Therefore, | ask in behalf Of Company
d, that you announce the name OF Capt
]. L, McCormaek Us candidate for County
Treasurer, subject 10 the decision OF the
County Convention.
Tho Captains abilities arc too well
known to need any comments.
Very Respectfully, Yours, Sc,
PRocIEnISGs.
Al meeting of the oflieers and the
pr,Satcs OF the l95lh Reg, Ohio Volun
ieers held in Camp near Churlcstown, ,
Virginia, on the ~, Jay Of May, 1885,.
Private II. Turrcl!, of Gu ID. was elected
To the chair. and QuartcrmAs,cr c. IL
Babeeek and Adg,. James Trounsell were
elected Secretaries.
On motion, committee OF one from
The Field and Stuff, aud one from each
company, was appointed TO draft r,solu.
tioas expressive oi the sentimenls of the
Regiment, and TO present the names OF
two suitable persons, TO represent the
Regt. IN the State Union Convention to
be held in Columbus, Ohio, on the ais,
day Of June proS. Committee retired,
and after deliberation, presented the fol
lowing Report;
Your committee 10 whom was referred
the matter Of Resolutions and Csndidste,
beg lesve TO submit the following Report
WAsrsas, by an act ofthe General as
sembly oil the State of Ohio, approved
and sustained by the Supreme Court Of
Ohio. the Soldiers Of Ohio are entitled tc
vote In the Election OF officers in Said
State, and WHKREAs the State Central
Union Committee has provided for the
Representation Of esch Regiment in the
State Union Convention, Therefore
Resolved,
That We, ih- Soldiers OF the l95,h
Regiment D. v. J., a part "i the army Of
ihe S'cnandoah, wi. send Two (2) dele
ga Ct ard C invention.
I Resolved, That we ore ia favor OF a
ssldisr 70 ss aslsstsS from among the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

C.K. WATSON, Chm.
Union Con. Com. sen. 80. O,
:. X. BoRD. Sec y.
NAV, n ll65.
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Union County Cen
yentiOn.

The Union County Convention OF Seneca
County, will sssmble at the cout, House iu
fifin, on
SATURDAY, TBE l11H DAY OF
JUNE, 1865,
For the purpose u nominating county
ticket, to.wit.
onc Candidate for Representative,
for County Treasurer.
for County Recorder,
for County commitsioutr,
{" Tot in6rmary Director,
ADD also Tor the purpose ot otappdpting five
delegates to represent tbO eoanty, in the
Jbion State Couven',on, % be held In Co.
iombus. on wcdDcsda, the aist. day Of June
next. and rp.c sTpoiutmsnt ofa Central
COMMITTEES fov the eusuing year, snd for the
transaction Of suoh other business Ss may
lssitIma:ely oome before the Convention.
c, X. WATSON, Chm.
Cen. Com. Sen Co. o.
J.K. uoRp. stoy.
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lsnnc kngX.

Attorney sni Coun,sllot At law, G.nstal land
and COLLECTING Agrnt uthcc with Nv. andon, over
pemsn 4 huths CloIhlng store, ritha,o.
Jun, ist, irOS-IN,
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Notice.
To tho Managers Of the Seneca County hgri.
cultural and Industrial Society.

GEvTLISEs ;-You will please meet at
the Court House, in 1ifho. on Saturday. the
Tenth day Of June next, at Ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose Of making all necessary
arrangements for the next Fair, and transact
such other business as the welfare OF the
Associstion may require. Lei there be a full
attendance. WIN LANG, Pres.
BY + G. BowE. Secretary.
May 25th, lsG5-2w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Great Popular Loan of the People,

Less than $3.50 eco of,he Loan RuihorEed bv
Congress are noS on the maIke, This smouNt, At the
rate At which 1t il Being abs,iAsd, will all be sub.
,cribed fot vi hin sixty days, when the notes will
undoubtedly command a PSsmium, as has uniformly
been the on closing the subscriptions to oih'i
Loans.
In ofdsr that citSens ofeverY town ana ssctisn Of
the country may be shord-d facilities for tkiug the
loan. tho National Bssks, state Backs, und Private
Banssr throughout the couny have generally sgre
to receive sub.cripdon' =, par. subsctiheI' viii
select their own agerts, in whom they have sSnh'
dsnsr. sul who only to he responsible for tn.
sshyetY oiihe ncie, for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, PHILADELPniA.
National Fxohang BanS Of ri1in.
First National BANK of Tiffin.
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John A. Newman,s Estate.

Notice !, letrhY given that the undenisnrd ha,
been npPointed sad H. quAlihcd - adminisiTawis r
the estate Of Johu A, Newman, late OF soneca
CountN, uhtv dsceNed.
ELiZAuErH A. NEWMAN.
June --3W,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
G3O LOAN
L. s. 500 SIX PER CENT.
COLLABORATING BONDS

lOOLlJ~DEAh DO4NitC
These Bonds ue now worth handsome premium
and sre exempt, as ore sll the Govsnment Bond,
rRoN Stars, CorsTT, ASp MuNefrAL TlTArior,
wncH ADDS rHog osE TO THREE PgR oSN. rsR
,sNrN TO TuEIR VALUE, according 10 the rats levied
upon other property The in'trest Is Psvabls semi.
annually by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut on and sold 10 any hank or banker.
The interest at 7.30 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two c,nts per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on $500 note.
Notes Of The denomination named will - promptly
fsmIshsa upon .eeslp, Of ,obiorp,ioni.
The Notes ofthis Third seHs, sIo precisely simi
rim form and privileges TO the Seven. fbirie'
slesdy sold, sScsp, ihs, the Government reserve, "a
,elfihe option OF pairing Interest In gold At
per cent Instead Of 3iOth, In currency up to July
18Th, At the time when ihey ,uNHribs.
The delivery Of the notes Of lhi. third ,Srs, ofths
seven.,hiris' will commence on the iu ofJuns snd
will be m ade promptly snj continuously sfts, thai,
date.
The ,lisht change made in the coalition, Of this
THIRD SERIES snrscts only the matter of Interest.
The payment in gold, ifmade will be equivalent to
the suuepcy interest Oft higher rate.
The return to specie rsrmen., in the event Of which
only with the option pay interest In Gold be avasd
Of. would 80 reduce and equalirs prices that pur.
chase, made with six percent. in gold would he fuy
sgsal to those made with and ,hrsetsnth' pei
cent. in ouuencr. This is
The Only Loan in Market
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TIE L. I ~
w O0len Factory

| We ,rs prepared with our insrss.sd facilities e
I rr reeiye Noolto be manufactured into
Blankets,
Cloths, Csssimeres,
Satinets, jeans,
Linseys, Twceds,
Plains e. Check Fla nnels
And Stocking Yarns
We have ,t5~t cfthO abo We Goods on hama
For Sale /, to Isnhange for Wool,
The Goods We offer forsat- - our :" nd a.
p'v, RON sehe'a '"uh'y heeeN "ot a.. hy
unsurpassed for s'rvice, We have no "shV.
~ Ithinos in our factory
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14
st. GIairsviIIe, Ohio, Sept. IL.
The New "Aristocracy.o

Ever since our Democratic friends
blundered at Chicago by declaring that
the ''war was failure" and were so
handsomely whipped on that platform,
they have been casting around for
new record. We do not pretend to
follow their various shifting changes
of policy, but only to notice the last
Wherever a Democratic Convention
meets we are sure to have speech
about the Bond Aristocrats, and a de-
mand that Government securities shall
submit to the tax imposed upon State
and local corporations. The poor peO-
pie are told that the National Loan is
an exclusive privilege conferred by the
Government upon its supporters, and
that the possessor of bonds is an aris-
tocrat-an enemy of the people, free
from the taxation that Expresses the
poor man, and allowed to grow rich
and fat while the lowly starve There
is no knowing the mischief these clam
ors may create. A similar clamor
about the Conscription caused the riot
in New York, although three months
had not passed before those who shout.
ed "Yea, Yea," were just as loudly
shouting "Nay, Nay" There are three
points to be observed in reply to all
this:
1. Congress has no more right under
the Constitution to allow States to tax
National securities than it has to allow
them to tax gold and silver coin, as
legal tenders, or Government ships
and cannon. The Government has
the right to levy war, and raise money
without consulting local Legislatures
To deny them this right would be tc
make the Legislature of any State o.
the corporation of any city superior t.
the National Legislature.
II. Even If constitutional restric
ton did not exist, we were so,placet
when we raised these loans that mon
ey could only be had by extra induce
ments. SO we offered large interest
and made much of this proviso tina
the bonds bore no tax, other than tn
regular income tax paid by interna
revenue. We were very glad to get
on these terms. The Copperhead
never proposed to offer us better.
III. The Government Loan is not i
the hands of few. 1t is the people
loan-Murphy, and Fritz, and Jacque
all putting their little earnings into
more readily than the wealthiest Cop
perheads in the land. We may cal
the bondholders an aristocracy, but i
is that of the people N. Y. Tribune
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14
Goodbye. Old Arm.

The following by Capt. McCabe
shows how a man feels on giving part
Of himself to the earth for the sake of
his country:
In q hospital in Nashville, short
time ago, wounded hero lay waiting
on the amputation table, under the in
fuence of chloroform, They cut off
his strong right arm, and cast it, all
bleeding, upon pile of human limbs.
They then laid him gently upon his
couch. He woke from his stupor, and
missed his right arm. With his left
arm he lifted the cloth, and there was
nothing but the CORY stump.
"Where's my arm p he asked; "gct
me my arm; want to see it onco more
my strong right arm"
They brought it to him. He took
hold of the cold clammy fingers, and
looking steadily at the poor dead mem
Der, thus addressed il with fearful earn
estness:
''Good bye, old arm. We have been
along time together we must part
now. Good bye, old arm. You'll never
fire another carbine nor swing another
saber for the Government" and the
tears rolled down his checks.
He then said to those standing by:
"Understand, ] don't regret its loss =
1t has been torn from my body tha,
not one State should be torn from this
glorious Union"
This was what that man gave. Wha
is your share, and miner
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14
Notice.

John Gilham, Ada'r IN pursuance of An orter
ol uullofd NICHOLS deed u Oi sale TO me directed
vs.. from the I'robats CouFI In
Mary A. Nichols, Ct al ] and hr the County OF Bel.
mont, and State OF Ohio will on Wednesday the I3,h
Of ofsepember, a, d. 1869 offer or sae the premises
the following described Real Estate to wit Tho wesI
hall OF tho South Fast quarter OF Section No 30 in
Township No 8, OF Range O. aud part ofhe East half
OF the Southwest quarter OF said Section. neginnng
for the same al the T. H. corner OF said West half OF the
y, r. quarter Gi said Section 10 nna running thence N
10 w 80 0i poles; thence ~ ~ l2i As poles thence
=. 80 Z, sDoi poles thence s. 1eW, IelAs poles,
TO the place OF beginning containing a. aches more or
less aud being In the district OF lands subject sale at
s,eubenville, Ohio Said premises are situate about
two aud one half miles from Rock Ii Sopthea asst and
about mies Northwest Of Morrislown. There is u
good dwelling house, barn aud other huildngs water
the door, hs, rate Orchard OF bearing trees Of ap.
pies pears, cherries aud other small fruit The farm IL
IN good state OF cultivation. II will be sold free from
dover or other incumbrance and good title giver.-
Appraised at S2iO0
Terms Of sale one-third down, third in ono year
aua onelhird ~ two years with , reston deferred pay
n,ahls from the day OF sale Sale 10 commence al 10
o'clock on said day. -
JOHN GILLIAN, Admir-
Aug. 10, '65-5w. -