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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

IHURLow WEED, who seems to have
renewed his strength by his tustle with
Horace Greeley, has published :. letter
ON New York politics, in which he saws
the democrats have 'thrown overheard
the cargo to save the Ship" and that it
will be easy for the republicans to nom
nate II state ticket that will win. In
noticing one of the democratic candi-
dates, Mr.. Weed cuts both ways, and
alludes TO achapter of the secret history
of the Presidential campaign, which has
not yet been half made public:
at is known that ultra men, after the
nomination of Lincoln and johnson.
secretly endeavoTed to defeat their cleo
ton by flank movement. The follow
ers of Mr.. Chnse organized for a third
Presidential candidate, to be brought
forward Mt Cleveland. Mr.. Robinson
was in that movements movement
which, had 1t not been frowned down
by an indignant popular sentiment,
would have thrown the Government
into the hands of "eopperheads," en-
falling upon us shameful peace and a
divided Union. But even after the fail
IRE of the Cleveland conspiracy, when
Mr. Greeley consented to support our
ticket, Mr.. Robinson refused to vote for
Lincoln and johnson. In thus en-
deavoring to defeat the Union national
ticket at a critical and turning crisis in
the rebellion, Mr.. Robinson restored
himself to the confidence of his old as
sociates."
Sinclair Tousey replies to Mr.. Weed,
and favors the nomination of both Mr..
Robinson and Gen. Slocum by the re-
pUbIicans.
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WHY NOT Use TIE RESrr

WIN NOA NSEs A4AE hfSSlG
Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VExE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. NOtrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub off or make the hairappeardusty and
dead, but imparis to 1t new life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may2O-lyeod
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This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
verSal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
teTials, is MILD and EAIOLILIENT in Its ma
ture, FRAGRAETLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. mhrl5-IydSw
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We have just opened large stock of
Dress Goods.
NEW AND DEs1RAR1n

comprising many rich
Dress SILKS, NIerinos, Repps, AN Wool De
Lains, BLACK and Colored AIpoeos
Thi6et Cloths, PoplIns, Glnghams
De Lains, Prints, Sc, &c.
Also, cloaks and cloaking Cloths, All Woo,
shawls Long and Square, Small Wool
shawls, Black shnwls, &c, &C.
Brown and Bleached AIuslins. 81 and IN,
Cotton Sheetings, Linen Table Cloths
Iable DamaslSs, Napkins, Towels
Wool Blankets, &c, DC.
We have a large stock of Kid, sik ana ,,..,
no Gloves.
Ladies' silk, ATerino and Cotton Hos.
Embroidered CollnrS, Insertings, Hoon sSl,r,s
bruners' Ralmoral Skirts, French
corsets, best make.
Flannels and oassiners for Boys weor 80
largest lot of FURs in the city lust onene,
,o dadies are especially invited u co,, ~,
LOOK over our Stock Of Goods. So :" eau and
THOMAS, STURGEON 4 CO.
Successors to
w. B. sENsENEY g CO.
an BAGS Choice Rio Gomez. ins, ,1eseI---==
OO ny PRYOR, HANDGAN ~
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
"The Secret Service, The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"
BY Albert ID. RiohorIso,,

NJ Il tribune Correspondent
'fh Inc 4ho oS,rC INTERFERING AND ExC1T-
Hobart " :, ever published, embracing Mr.
Sret ser,ioe NJ through the South in the S
The aE St 81 the Tribune at the outbreasIrs S5
MseSt, during the first two yesI1 n. East
mept FOR tI1 ms thrilling capture; his conf,nn
rebel pFisnns.e NY months In seven difisIent
viii BY night OF nearly la sn1 miracq.
more the 1ac ~ stirring events ana Contain
war, than any other WnrIs md Eomance OF the
esneSialfaE iadles, energetic yonnS men nm,
soldiers In e want dt and disabled onicers and
Hon Wa peculiarly adapted 10 tIisiEy c1S9
which We JriS1 agents clearing $50 per month
cant. ssnT In IN prove to any doubling annH
eAu Aur circulars. Address tPi'-
NE 49,, ~, JONES, BROS. q Co
oug2-1md&Wp --N--.N - e'''' Z Lllla.I Pa.
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS To 1,ur,
NV many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
clemens, ldeceasedl for the liberal patron
age bestowed ON him while in our midst and
nc mat we intend to carry ON the Furniture
a ~ Opholstery business In all its branches
we hope by strict attention to bushes f0
L y, continuance of the patronage bestoW-
~ ~ On II nm. j.. CLEMENS & co.
y. I've also intend to carry on the I'm
dertahing business as before. We keep con
Stantly on hand full assortment OF Metallic
GAN otiiSE AOlunS. nug2I
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THE st. Joseph, (Mo.) Herald saws:
"Dr. silas Mcdonald, of this city, has
already sold from 200 Concord crane
vines, $500 worth of grapes. At TINT
Tioii S Sn eoS acre, or 1000 plants, would
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

THE Grand Jury of Monroe county,
Georgia, in their preschtments last
week, characterized the renting of
houses to negroes as dangerous and
dcmoralizing." Where would they
have the negroes liye2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

IT has been intimated that the recent
Mississippi convention did not repre-
sent the people of that State, and there
fore we cannot be sure that its action,
satisfactory enough in itself, will be
sustained. The statistics of the cleo
ton make n different showing. Over
5000 votes We're cast, and the vote of
the State never exceeded twice this
number. There are now not probably
$1,000 voters in the State, and there was
not time before the election for all who
wished to secure amnesty and pardon,
so that in the circumstances the vote
was very large one. OF the 90 dele
gates to which the State was entitled,
81 were elected and voted in the con-
vention, representing so out of co coun-
ties, aud there were only II counties in
which the delegates did not receive the
entire vote cast. These facts and the
satisfactory action of the convention 90
far to justify the Presidents faith in
Mississippi. The only thing to he said
on the other side is the assumption
that the AIississippians are PLAYING
false, and that they still mean to sus-
tain rebellion and slavery.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Sept 18th, by Rev. j. Dillon
\. II. MCFARLAND, ESQ, of Marshall County
w: Va, and Miss MATTE L. Hogan, 81
belmont County, Ohio.
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The Columbus tohio) CRISIS docs not
ike Il the New York Democratic platform
pretty we'll" It calls 1t "the feeble.
unwholesome, demornlizing Albany
pIattOrm.n - -
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THE n. Y. Herald, of Sunday, says
that that city is now pretty well crowd
ed with southerners-men and women
most of whom profess to have been
ruined by the war, but are able to pay
round prices for boarding at the hotels
and clearinghouse, and do considera-
BILE shopping besides. They talk n good
deal about the war, still cling to State
rights, assert that jeff Davis is high
toned gentleman, and don't profess to
have known anything, during the war,
of the horrors of Andersonville. The
women are quite bIatant-the men are
generally discreet. The former think
it incumbent on them to still hang out
for the CONFERENCE.-The latter are con-
WINGED that there is no confederacy to
hang ont for. Says the Herald:
Many excellent men died of grief
through the mere contemplation of the
war, but the women held out to the last.
What gave them their greatest blow
was the deSertion of their favorite ser
yants-thOse who pulled on their stock
ings and dressed their hair. This drove
the iron into their souls. II is observn-
pie that the specimens of the clnss we
AA"'C SAAnuSu ~ are nOL nlgDly euu-
Gated. Their pronunciation is quaint.
and not according to Walker, while
their grammar appears to have been
considerably neglected. They do not.
on the whole, compare with our north,
ern women, who are more SmdUc, more
conversational, better read and posted,
and better able to help themselves.
They generally entertain the opinion
that the blacks will not work, eXcept
on cOmPulsion, rs If those who work ed
for nothing will never do so to benefit
themselves. Many of them declare
that under no circumstances will they
eyer take back any of their slaves. In
snort, they are in "A very curious state
OF mind. Our advice to them is to net
with dignity and grace, to use their in.
nuence to restore harmony and good
feeling, to accept the hospitality and
KIND offices of the north in the same
spirit in which they are proffered.
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New Fall Dress Goods.

Just Opened by J. S. Rhodes.
RLACK AND COLoRED FRENCH ME-
- flnoS very cheap CobuTgs and Alpaccas,
hlch Plaid POplins and Melanges, 5000 yanIS
handsome American DelnineS, Lupin'S hest
ley,s celebrated Duplex Skirts, Burners b'.St
make OF Balmorals. anr9S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

Hon. BENJAMIN FITzPATR1cK, elected
President OF the Alabama Convention
Is man of ability, and was formerly a
member of the United States Senate,
and for a period the presiding oficer of
that body He was n strong opponent
OF tho secession movement,
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HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
SILAS +. MILLER, Proprietor, late of the
Gait House, Louisville, Ky,
HAVING PURCHASED THE LEASE
il and furniture of the BURSEr HOUsE, and
repaired, painted, and refurnished the House
IN the best possible manner. solicit a share
OF the patronage of the travelling public
promising that guests shall be rs we'll II not
better, cared for than they ever were nj the
Old Gait House, In Its pllmIest days
SILAS +. MILLER,
aus1o-ltn PrOprietOr.
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Selp advertisements.
G.'' '''s'' '''N'''~'
UNION CONVENTION
At NIoundsvIIIc.
To the IrnIOn NOtr,-s oF NEa,-sH,nII

To the Union Voters of Marshall
County.
TIME TIME FOR HOLDING OUR ANNU-
i al Fail Election Is near ut hand, and to
avoid my danger TINT might arise from n
multiplicity OF candidates, It iSGleemed ndvi-
sable TO invite you to assemble in Convention
mt Moundsville, on the 3Oth day OfSeptemller
next, to nominate two candidates for the
House of Delegates; and the Union voters OF
Marion and Wetzel Counties, are also invited
to join the snid Convention, TO put In nomI-
mutton a candidate for the SInte Senate,
HANSON CRISwELL,
N. X. SHATTUCK,
SAMII. RIGGS,
Har WI. PuRDY,
IL. w. HUNTER,
S. T. ARMSTRONG,
JAMES WIIITTINGHAM
II. q. ST. CLAIR.
MouNlsHILIE, Sept 18th, 1865. sepl9-td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

ITNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PTTR-
chased the entire Stock of Goods of Mes
S SaT, % IN B. Senseney & Co.. beg leave TO in
lie generally, that they intend 10 carry m the
business nj the same place and on the same
principles OF Fair Dealing and TruthTuineSS
rs II was by the former proprietorS.
THOMAS, STURGEON & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

ID JOHN II. ROBINSON,
lhS Main street, east side n few doors north of
Union street,
Sign Of Rc Big Btaek boot,
now offers to the citizens of Wheeling. the
largest and best assortment of goods IN his
line, snltable for fiIll and winter weir He
mas just returned from tile east, making his
own selection from the most reliable houses
In Philadelphia, New York and Boston, HnY-
ing bought his goods entirely for cash, from
INST hands, 1t enables him to sell Mt the very
lowest prices Persons visiting this city wilt
do well to give him call, MS he is determined
not 10 be out-done by any other establish
ment. Quick sales and small profits Is the
motto. DON'T fail to call at l5S Main street.
JOhn HiShopS old stand. EeplS
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New York Store.

ME undersigned will continue TO carry on
4 business at the above stand, and will sell
goods from this date at cost 10 make room for
anew new stock, particularly a lot or shoes and
than cost. invite the citizens or tl,Es ,S1,,
ana surrounding country to cali and eS.
nillIle my Stock, MS am certain that will
price. lisa SC T Tt1Ii!f "ilu
or the late firm pr Goldsmith & Loeb
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Notice.

VNHE ATTENTION OF THE LATE TRLJs-
i tees of Public Schools is hereby directed to
the following resolution, passed by the Board
of Education, Sept. 18th, 1865.
Resolved, That the late Trustees of the diff
ferent Schools OF the City be required 10
fore the flrst day OF October next, to the Com.
mittee on Accounts OF the present Board of
Education of the city of Wheeling.
SeplS|H j. NJ. BICKI.E Clerk
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
i the firm name of Goldsmith Z, IISeh No
- Centre Wheeling, is hereby dissolved w.
DAVID GOLDSMITH
Wheeling, Sept. Il, 1866.
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Iris said by the Cincinnati Gunner
eiaI, that the military force of the Uni
ted States now consists of is, 600 regular
troops, 100000 volunteers and 10000
colored troops-in all 2Os,OOO men, of
whom 10000 are reported us on duty
in the field. We suppose that the pres
over these figures than otherwise. hnt
they cannot be very far from the truth.
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E U R e K A !!
THE
NFALLIBLE HAIR RBSTORATTVB!!
This is no Hair Dive

TlHE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
II this Preparation hns met during the sIlori
time Il has been before the public Inns induced
the thousands and tens Of thousand, who
nave used and Infested its virtues, to pro-
nounee u the ONLY and TRUE Hair Restor-
ative. The Eurekn Inns been introduced into
and having faithfully performed mi that IL
claimed Tor it, hns superseded NIL other Hair
frepnrnuons. The Eureka restores GRAY Hnjr
toits original colori prevents the hnir nom
mining out, by causing healthy condition Of
on5 sG1iilp' mpaTting TO the hair softnGsS,
o ou glfqSSS, and youthful appearance that no
8 1t linlr PREPARATION can produce The
Eureka i;!l Is ffee from all impurities OF poison
Gus drugs, and can be used without soIlinp
ManuIhctured and sold, wholesale onh M
tai, Ty ROBERT FISHER, Sole Agent
80 o. North Filth street, st. Louis Mo-
SOFA wholesale and Retail by T. II Ir+yn,,
&c. Co, and Logan, List & Co., agents for
wheeling, West Va, Sold also by L. Hook.
mig. sepa-3md&w
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Wheeling Library Association.
SrnCr.IInrnEnS ,rrrsrnNn

TNdE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders Of the Wheeling Library
Association, for the election of Officers, will
ner Monroe md Fourth street, on Monday,
I'd October ut ~ p. IN.
GEO. r. TINGLE,
SeplS Secretary
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coco CREAM FOR TIIE IIAIR.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with yonr Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomndes!!
Nomore rancid Pomndes /!
you want something elegant,
II You admine delicious Perfume,
Ifyou desire SOFT and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair TO grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid of Dandruf,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle,
For saleby
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
JUS Wheeling, w. Va.
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gprfial alptifes.
ITCn, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cure the Itch in IS hours
Also cures salt Rhcum, Ulcers, Chilblnins,
and all Eruptlons OF the Skin. Price 80 cents
For sale by all Druggists.
by Sending6O cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
sole Agents, l!O Washington street, Boston,
Mass, 1t will be forwarded by mail, free OF
postnEe, tommy part Of the United States
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Removal.

For Sale.
TIME TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
i HOUSE ON the south side of John sfreef
on lot 1876, East Wheeling now oFrIinIe.i ~,
Mr.. blanchard. For particulars apply 10
MIR. JOHN CIATT5lR
or to Mrs. JOANNA ADRIAN.
Register copy 9 weeks and charge thisoflce,
EDIToRs INTELLIGENCER--PIeoyo -,
~ nounce the name OF @. n. RCSITsS, NJ. u
DIN nTOS6e County, as candidate for State SenSl
10 the decision Of Senatorial ConVaI, ti1, eSt
saots-3 OHIO C0TTNSVvyr
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consisting OF French, German md DomestI.
Cloths, OF nil grades and colors, French, Eng.
lish md American Cassimeres, silk, Cashmere
and AInrseilleS Vestings, White, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Undressing
kerChiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Coi.
lars, Travelling Bags and Nallses, &c, &c Our
department OF
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP,

T. II. LOGAN & co. and LOGAN, LIS
%, Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-19
FntcrnaI Rcbrnur,
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Assessment Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR or INTERNAL REVENUF,
BrNrE pF 0ui0, fnfED lIIRPRiCT
D4YrpN, QUO, NOV. ~, 1874.
NOTICE Is HRREBY GIVEN that the Assess
IN fnent Of theSPEciAL hyo per cent IKooMs DuTY
made N accordance with tho requirements JOIN
kest linton Of Ctngresa, approved Jul 4, 1864 on al
incomes return d for the year ending December 81
1865 has teen deHered 10 me by the District Asses
sor for collection, and The same must be PAID OF
before the 2UtG day Of DcGombCrn next.
IN DEFAtLrTifEREoF ten percent. penalty IL requi-
eddy law " be lded, and colectouz to be eni0rced
i'TTE MoNTGoMERY COUNTY
Assessments will he collected At The Office Of the IN
dersigned, corner Of rhrd and JoiaTson streets Dag
ton OHIO. Those 'or
BUTLER COUNTY
At tho Office Of ezra Potter Deputy Collectors Hamil-
ton, Ohio. For
VIA I'.t wARREN COUNTY,
At the ofcs Of Jsoob Norris Deputy Collector lol.
PRRBGE COUNTY
Atthe Office OF Josiah Campbell, Deputy coneci r.
EAton, ONO. John h.. MARTiN,u
noy2s-d4wtll deco Colleotorsd Dist. o. ohio,
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PETITION FOR PARTITION. !"

Henry NJ Gebhart, Oathar ne Ann CIebhart and Mary
M Ialhart, Va Am ha X. heilerman, John a.
Helerman, Peter h. ashhart, Rosetta k Gebiiart
and Ellen Gebhart Shperor Court ot MOntgom-
ery County, Ohio Petition fori Partition. i{iI
MELIAR. HEGLERMANi John A, Heilerman,
n Peter v. Qebhirt, Rosetta ". GebhRrt and
Ellen Gebhart will take nnoa that Petition was
filed again a them on the 10Th dag oi Deeemher, 1
d. 1861, In the SUPERIOR Court Of AOntg0mcry Coun-
ty, Ohio, by Henry Gehhart, Cilthaune Ann Geb-
hart and Mary "a. Gebhart, and " nos pending,
wherein Henry NJ GsDh art, Catharne Ann Gehhart,
and Mary NJ. GebhMt demand partition Of The oliow-
ing real estate, to-wit I.u.Ia...
Situa in the Couaty Of MONTGOMERY and State OF
Ohio-being rt of tic southeast quarter Of section
No. /, township No. 9, range east, &c. beginning
a the southWast Of the tract los 90 perches
g., SO W. from the section corner AZ g stone;
thence n. s6o lOS.51 perches along GehharFs sec
ton line to slonai hence 40 " 30 5000 perches
along Weayer's and ths seauon line 70 a stonei
thence So, w. los 90 parcheq aoag Roots line TO
cob Shades line TO The place OF beginning, 90 taniog
bered forty-nlne, fy, fty one snd nay two i9, 90,
81 and 52) as desigited on plat Of he subdiylson
ofpart OF section No 33 town 2, range 4, made, hN
Mcclure and HAYNES, and recorded on The records
of Montgomery Oouatys Ohio, in plat book A. page
90, situate IN Madsjn toyushlp, Montgomery Coun-
ty Ohio, and that, M the February term, 1885, 81
said Court, said Henry NJ Gebhhrt, Cathe erne a.
Gebhart and Mary NJ. 3ehhart will apply loran or.
der, that partition mayibs made Of said premseH.
HENRY N GEBHARr, f.its
CATHERINE ANN GEB1iART,
MARY M. GEBIART. ID Bog
ADAM OLAY, Atry. " deci7dSwlw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
l..IH .I,.f. .t r. E2TATE ... ISL +. .Hsi .l d

TN pursuance OF order granted BY the Probate
/ Court Of Montgomery Gounty, Ohln, IN the ease oi
Isaac Layiever and Simpson Mutt Executors OF the
last will aud testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young ct Al defendants, will offer iOr
sale, al pablie auction on SATURDAY, the 3lat dFy
of December, A. u. 1864, 1T e'.oek, snerneOi ',pSn
the premises, the following described real estate
aituvte in the county ofbsontgomsrys and State OF
Ohio, to-wit . "a t.t 3. ..ft.. 10 ....s.. . .
Fiiesn acres o. Land sken ohlhe South side ef the
farm owned by the heirs Of David Young, decd
situate In section 80, ToYn 2, Hange G, NJ, R'a,7de.
aeribed fallows! Beginning pt stone on the east
lins OF said seafion tile souh east e0rner At said
farm thence north the east line Of said section
57f chains 10 a stone thence south IS west n e5
ohsins 10 the Of turnpike road thence south
eastwardy with the centre Of said road 10 0ehAina o
the south west corner OF said farm thence on the
line between Young and Laeyer, north 10 eAst 2eb6
CHAINS 70 the place Of beginning, containing Wtee'
acres Of land ltHe u ,.3tr.lf.-i D ..f.I
ApprAised Al Sll0i yer care Terms OF sale one
thirdsash one third IN year, and oae lhard IN
two years from tho day Of SOLE with interosti he
payments TO be securedby mortgage upon the pre-
misses sold ISAAC LAFEVER,
t'f. t' tLif . SIMPSON MUTT, .iif
Executors, &e. OF BaVid Young, decd
J. Il. BAaaorr, AW'y for Executors. noy9o.waw