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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-01
CHRIS. SHAW,
MARION IANGDON. FH"PIaoeOfs'
sadi History Of the Rebellion. ~
HEADLEY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.

sf.d3 History OF the Rebellion. M
HEADLEY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR!
THE undersigned having procured ansagen1
cy for this valuable work for portion of
Baltimore and Hartford counties willeina very
short time visit the people of the county solict
iting subscriptions therefor. 1t willSbe true
ndfaithful history of events as they have trans
pired since April 1861, until nearly to the pres
ent time. ~
twill be publishedin two vols. at $3.50 each
the first of which will soon be delivered, and
the second Immediately after the close of the
war. Each volume willfcontain rnanypages Of
illustrations of Battle scenes and over forty por
traits of officers prominent IN the war, both
North and South JON 9dj afTUifoq %, loiGT9qo !
Volume 1, containing 5oepages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
calities. Volume II will be issued as soon al
practicable after the close of the war, and viii
contain about geo pages, or more, if necessary
to complete the History.
-EDWARDN..T YRRELL.
lima IQaK
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EEFFF 4 4 SsB,SIz 4 ! !.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore County, the undersigned
will offer for sale on the premises, On
7z Y1taFSFRg, 9th day of July, 1855,
.ssssssss.8I e. AT 10 O'Clock A. M,
LII Ut Hi91k za4h u BILE FARM,
containing ONE HB1t9RED AND FORTY
TWO ACRES, three roods and eleven -
.en perches ofland, lklefe or, less n ssTN
II in BaltifHpfe county, bRfng.the Illll
g. farm of Elisha I3veaIfy luna l.a1.
tic, and on which he recent y resided adjoin-
ing the lands qf Ohm Gritf4 b, Me holas Cole
and others, ana partiaulaF ~ described in a
deed from Samuel Parker, Tfustee and others,
to the said Loveall, dated the April, 9TH A.
D.i1848, and recorded among the land records
S f5lia l6s G9pay II hssr 4 VI B. No. 1885,
gghe SITUATION j. healthy, iqa gqod,nsighbOy-
hood Dad AeE Schools I'D 'QhnTehes u -
The land is of good quality, about
-HdAgI z FL FsTJYDyAC3R EISJg-4L
are heavily timbered with OAK and CHEST
NUT, and the balance in a-go5d state of cult
walton. a3dH tnssa4q ad3 o1i 9ufii Z
odw The improvements are a. convenient
DWELLING gHOUSE,e
9gid.e. A BARN, DAIRY, AND OTHER
sIroa 81 ofbssO UTBUILDtNGS.. III. s ~.
TERMS as described by the decree-One-
third Cash on ratifcaticnsofv the sale by the
Court; the balance IN tw0.equal payments in
one and two years from the day of Sale, with
interest and approved secupitY.5A. Cd
JOSIAH -WHEELER Trustee
June 3.-ts. Co.. .1-.-A.s.slsAs
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DRUG STORE

se1I w SO NTOW N.
500 ssubscriber respectfully informs "a :,
residents of Baltimore. county, NJ
>. as opened a DRUG ANDAPpTHy II
Et sSTORE in Towsontown, where hesin-
tends Leeping carefully selected Stock 9sa
: Pure g. Genuine Drugs, Medicines,
and all articles usually kept in a we'll regulat-
ed DRUG STORE, at city prices. Also, g9'S
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Brushes, Wai5adoo
Glass, Stationery, .Perfunaery; ,Aand
Notions of eUeyy Description.
2aAAldlFhaa d9aS RICHARD WILLISj,sI
June l7t=3m. r TrpAq n Towsontown, Md.
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No. 2. or Medium. Mower.

NO. z, OF H6u1u1H' MOW6T,
Same as the above, without reaping attach
ment, and possessing all its advantages, with
the exception of width of cut. Stroke Of knife
81 inches; cuts4 feet, a inches; driving wheels
80 inches high. Weight 900 lbs. Price $l55.
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FOR SALE


@ EtAKllA3dA) NEAVHEt SdlCsl
TNHE undersigned not being able to attend to
Il to his farm in consequence of an -
Eli injury received, offers the same fsSSssaM
at private sale. Said Farm con. LIE
~tains II ACRES, more or less, l.s..l.
is situated on an y Lady's Manor" near the
Old York Road, 20 miles from Baltimore and
81 miles from Mon kton Station,N. c. R. R.
1t is in good state. oEi6ultiyation and under
good fencing. The improvements consist of a
Double Log Dwelling House, Log, Barn, Wagon
and Corn HouBesand other out buildings. 's9ds
For Terms, &C., apply to hFlfqafI
,NOT3EYsIff JOSEPH PARSONS.
- Phiiopolis P. o., BALTIC. county, Nd
May 6A6m.! hfa i'eiil raswiaa -.
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No. !, or Large Mower.
This is the same as the large combined with
out the reaping attachment. tits unqnestion-
ably the standard Mowerof the world, at pres
ent. Price $165. s
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r9Vi9 hHg H9nCesS ofnoh 'DpaJ
CELEBRATED TETTER. WASH.

NOR the speedy and positive cure of letter,
I salt rheum, ring worm, BARRIERS itch, and
all Cutaneous and skin Diseases. sre.fi,.pg
~ A single bottle of this inestimable compound
has cured many Of the most stubborn cases of
the above diseases after the patient had given
up all hope of ever being cured, and had ex-
pended thousands of dollars for different rem
'edies. Price 81 per bottle, For sale by 4
~, fs1i,.,@.,. s. 8. HANCE,,aa
1OS Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Jan. %. 1865.-1y. - 49,. -.or N
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Msscel1nneoetsa Is 4
Farmers. Attention !


WW3k So Lie
A SIX HORSE POWER. This Power would
Whitman's 6ast-Iron Cylinder THRESHERS,
with Wrought Iron Bands. The present price
is SIS. Also, one Of Manney's
Combined Reaper and Mowers
with Woods Improvement. The present price
is over $200.i Also, Boyer's s3iff-i4st -
FODDER QUIT Err ID sAlASTICATOR.
: Present price 500, These labor saving Imple-
fne1ts are in complete order, and ready for use
at any time. = They will be sold low for Cash.
:, The Reaper and Mower has worked satisfac-
itorily with two and four horses over rolling
ground. The owners reason for selling is that
: he has quit farming and intends leaving the
Stale Of Maryland. 4, ) AA ! M +, er
For further information apply 70 OF address
1ol aaobIo iiB YiQavDR AID PALMER 5Ek
&c 81 miles from Balte. on the Fred'k Road,
Or LEWIS NOG LIE, iTowsontown, or An.
iSAAC, Towsontown or Randallstown, Md
g0J ane l0s-4-tf bro 1i9lI hgegs1ol ~ sg9u43su9
.l-l-Alt III III -4l- i---l1 ----..
q 'a"'a'ao CELEBRATION 3ai sao.a3,
.e9nigma EsvAAgNYDoes 3lsssbTosE
.4olssaP ROC E SIS 10 N. m
TTtHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of the 5th, 9Th and
:, 7th Districts, upper end of Baltimore
leounty,) win meet at SCHOOL HOUSE No. A,
tnear Bulls Store,) in 9th District, on
'H''' Tuesday, July 4tk, 1855,
at So o'clock Al NJ and proceed with music,
banners, &C., towards Middletown, and return
to the,beautiful grove in front Of the School
House, where an address viii be delivered on
~ PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION ia,
by Capt. L. M. Haverstick, of the Baltimore
County Unions" John T. Ensor, Esq, will al
50 address the meeting. AZ sGaiI
The Middletown Lodge, J. o. OF, and other
Lodges Of !. o. 0. F., are expected TO turn out.
Each School will furnish its own refresh
'ments, &c. 'iiA Go'i6 'at-s9fA = i9-2aiiio y
,..IS r THOMAS HALE, Conn 9th Dist.,D
DRIR.s F. JON Es,. - 9Th
NJ MEREDITH, 9TH g"
'@s"'ia y0'l'.L. Committee Of Arrangements.
june l0.Atd. ~ hiok
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TRUsTEE SALE OF
MosTVAIUABLE FARMS

III BAh41 AESt1tE-GQdNsE x. -
ETHEnHders signed Trustees otfer;hE
IL Private Sale the 81 fs719Stf
mn .tRACQNAH A LIfzFARAF,s - 1855
situated in Baltimore county contain E1.kA
ing 476 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated on the York Turn
pike, twenty miles from Baltimore, and less
than three miles from Monkton Station on the
Northern Central Railway, adjoining thefnely
i'm proved estate of Nicholas r. Merryman.-
About two hundred acres are wooded, and the
balance arabic land of, "a Municipality, not less
than $50 acres of which are level andbyery pro-
ductive. There is an excellent quarryof LING
stone on it, and kiln convenient! ~ 400 ~
=, The DWELLING HOUSE, isiof stone, so by
rs feet, with commodiouss wings. 1t is hand
somely situated inv ia healthful and beautiful
valley, and can readily be made one of the most
desirable and prodq etixe estates in the county.
There is a good BATSN 6f the property, and 9th
er necessary Out build fng sandis Well watered.E1
Terms of lsale:-0ne- third of the purchase
money! to be paid sirS AshldnIt4@ daN SfsSale, or
on the Ratification thereof and the balAnce in
equal &lmehfs, Jim one ahdot@0 years from
the day of sale, with interest, and security to
be approved BY the Trustees. AdoJ
JOHN PHIEPOT, 4 TYE,gE
JNO. It. ENSOR, Arusoges
Apply to John rPhilpOt at Phoenix, l0r to Jno.
T. Ensor at Towsontown, BaltimoneIco, Md.
Fehq Q5---tf. gDCt tlgs IL ~ Finiatadra Itot
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THE NURSE AND spy :

INgDHEoU.N IONaARM Y.
HVHIStis the name of book written by Miss
i Edmonds, a native of the British province
of New Brunswick, who was educated in the
United States for the Missionary work. and
from the most praseworthy patriotism assum-
ed for time the costume Of the opposite sex
and entered the field as Nurse; Scout and Spy
eleven timesin various DISCUSSES she passed
the enemY's Hnes--even entering the fortifca-
tions of Misunderstanding hardships and
untold priYations from the breaking out Of the
Rebellion to thefall of Vicksburg. Her adven-
stnres are graphically and truthfully described
And with.a generosity only equal TO her pa
triotisfn, she appropriates her portion Of the
profits of the work to the sick and wounded
soldiers the only work of the kind ever pub
lished.'
The book contains 400 pages, is printed on
good paper, with portrait and engravings.--
Price-from $3.50 to $500 per copy, according to
binding. !, JOHN. CARROLL, AGENT,
june 17.-4t. -. New Market, Md.
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no SLATERS.Jl

COMMISSIONERS OF BALTIMORE l,as (
iio sEaasla grsroita County. qps HDl = JI9I !
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office
at noon, on the 5th dag Of July mert, for a
80 SLATE ROOF
to be put on the Court House at this place, the
gutters,valle yggcornice, gable ends and around
all theschimpeys and tower to belaid and fash
ed with copper; an to be done with best mate
rial.ahd workmanship. y di1oI i%I on
j. F. COCKEY President.
june iO.-zSt. Io0 9HT 10 E0Is
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GROUP.

No child need die of Group, if this Syrup is
properly used and used intme. Mothers hav-
ing croupy children shouldwstch rthefrst show
of the Disease, and always keep this Remedy
at hand. '1-'1~'i 1 - "a
For Coughs after ,Measels, this Ssyr0p is most
excellent. Experience has proven, that it. is
equalled by no other Preparation, - 81
@- Price so Cents per Bottle. :: = -
a All the above preparations for. sale by,
- Mrs. NJ. a SHEALEY.1,
June q, 1s65.-1y "a III 4 Il Tewsontown, Ma.
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'V'sEaF FOR sXfE. n

go Z 4 NEW FIRST CLASS SINGER SEWING
AsMACHINE, for, family q, tailoring use, very
Cheap. Inquire at this offcesi 81 March rs --St
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RHEUMATISM.
SHRVNERsS Z
=. BALSAMTC COUGH SYRUP, IN
For e0Rghs. cOzssB,i Group, 1WaOoping Cough,
S4sthmq, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood,
Pain and Weakness ofdtEe,G .deE
qg,I:RF Breast, ptfff44lx gTTW
Bredt an 3
W. GTfiTQ H. i *

This Syrup is purely Vegetable Compound
1t is pleasant to take, and never does injury;
but, owing to its purifying qualities, must do
good under any circumstances It's effect is
truly notwithstanding, calming and allay-
ing the most violent Coughse FlFifs wing,
tenn; calming and soothing the nerves aiding
and facilitating Expectoration, and healing the
Diseased Lungs, thus striking at the root of
Disease, and driving it from the system '''V
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF
8 e. 1. E baltimore. = . il
EOUTX,S MIXTURE.

U, s. DEPOSITORY & FINANCIAL AGENCY.
June 10.-4t. ~ g. y" '~''
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3aThepe.nqtea aresissued under date Of July
IL, 1865, and are payable three years fromithat
s!af L@Ei9cu9 sgFu tAdi 1M ipl iusl 9W
date in currency or are convertible at the ops
SiUh Of the 'holder9into aasilsinA rBgil9mA
loae His $40 81 ,as no., a, ,,,m3lfaeD
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Hance's Sarsaparilla, Il GL93 s3za9G g
Vegetable Blood Pills, i94g.I nts9ts
.ez3 ,sG For Purifying the Blood.
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III suA
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NOTICE..'

OFFIcE Clerk OF THE CTRcufT CoURr FOR
-hyir9asoga BABTM0REnC oUETY, II lL -
40 lTowsoNFosVN March 18th, 1855. J
DERSONS haMing Deeds, Mortgages, &C., in
Il fsthis ofice for record, left prior to MAY
10th, 1865, are hereby informed that all such are
now ready for delivery, and they are requested
to call IAN receive theIn The large humber
of Instruments of writing accumulate in this
office, prompts the Undersigned to make this
richest 5id dJNO. H. LONGNEGKER,
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A SIX HORSE POWER. This Power would
n cost, at present price, 5000. Also, one of
Whitman's 0ast-Iron Cylinder THRESHERS,
with Wrought Iron Bands. The present price
is SIS. Also, one Of Manney's
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u,aaa iMSSceEL19leO2kS. -

lun I'D S1ao ea III, 10 ,s-issnoIaa q lOOiijiu iadi
yRyaathority Of the Secretary 1.-THE lgFs4aslTT
~, the undersigned, the General Subscription
-I3llst ;sd1a9YA ft17yu
AgentiSor the sale Of United States, Securities,
offefsStoSthe public the third series ofTreasury
.yas ~ S8i34seo@iist sitlltgo1g
Notes, bearing seven and three7te per cent:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
KItestaiI and spydIme.

We wish it understood that Messrs.
Kitestail and Spydime are not residents of
Dayton, or of Montgomery county. We
don't know any people of those names.
We make this avowal for fear it might be
thought that preference or allusion" was
made to somebody here. Messrs. K and
S. reside in Urbana, and the sLbioined
article is clipped from the Union, of that
place:
Mr., Kitestsil is determined to be a very
loyal man, and he has a very simple way OF
doing it. He reads the papers to see what the
GSoel RmeRt is doing, and he follows He
knows that the Government is an honest mar,
aud he was chosen to do this business, and il
must be all right Very good man, that Mr..
kitestaiL II you attempt to pose him with
any thing unlawful that tne Government had
done, he is ready with an answer that it is war
time now, and law is laid aside for the public
good, so as to have law after while. Mr..
Kitestail is very pious man. He belongs
to the church, he blesses God that he is moi
as other men are, and he would like to see the
whole South destroyed, and, if necessary, he
would readily inclnde portion Of his neigh
bors at home. .I...I fIr
Major Spydime is loyal also. He profess
ses utter scorn Tor all papers but those Of hi.
own party, that is, he will not subscribe foI
them, lie does read them when it does moi
cost him money-only his time, which he il
always free with, when a chance offers of act
! ing AS a committee of public benevolence.
/ He holds it to be the first duty Of patrio
to make money, and he would pay an income
tax if he could only recoIlect that he had mad,
any thing during the last year. lie is a piou
man, too and never buys anything Of Dem
ocrat, but he will sell to him, when there /,
| prOiL in IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
The black Rnonri.

The treacherous Democrats who enabled
the Abolilionsts to carry the Amendment Of
the Constitution by a two.thirds vote--the
men who sold themselves to the Abolition en-
envy for greenbdcks- as follows
81 joseph Bailey, Pennsylvania; lI. Uur
Augustus G Baldwin, Michigan;
Alex II Cofiroth, Pennsylvania
james Il English, Connecticut
John B Ganson, New York.
John A Griswold New York
Anson Herriek, New York;
Wells A Hntchns, Ohio;
Austin A King, Missouri;
Archibald McAIlister, Pennsylvania;
Homer A Nelsou, New York. { ftlE 7
Moses n Odell, New York;
WIN Radlord, New York
James Rollins Missouri
John Stelle. New York,
Ezra Wheeler, Wiseonsin
Had these renegades not been bought up
the amendment could not have passed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
The Inauguration nan.

The New Haven (Conn.) lions Herald
(Melhodis) expostulates earnestly against the
proposed Inauguration Ball at Washington,
TO be given in the Patent Office Building. 1t
says;
While we regard it as a sin at any time, on
such an occasion, for The nations olliciary 10
condescend TO such levity IS TO attend and
sanction grand ball we shall look upon it ut
this time as a ilagrant insult both to God and
man. We therefore hope that good sense and
better Judgment will prevail at Washington,
and that If for no other reason, out Of rss-
peet for the memory of those who have died
for the country, out of pympathy for thousands
who will weep and mourn, and out OF a decent
regard for the Christian sentiments Of the
truest patriots in all the land, there will be no
Presidential inauguration Ball this year -aa
We hardly think that any thing less than
the blowing Of Gabriers horn will stop the
shoddy BAll in WAshiPgt9s al gaIqRI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24


We publish on the outside some admi-
rable remarks Of Senator Salisbury He
pays an eloquent tribute to the Democratic
party and in so doing only anticipates
the panegyuc which history viii write,
The Democratic party Of to-day, though
almost everywhere displaced from power,
is only nominally in the minority in the
adhering States and the majority Which
its opponents have attained and abused, is
the result of fraud, force, and despotism,
excited with vigor and cruelty which
the cotemporary history of Europe has
no parallel Tor. The Democracy have sur
viycd four years Of persecution, the like
of which has not, for centuries, been visited
upcn any people as class, whether be-
cause OF their nationality, or their religious
or political opinion. They have been
vilihed with a malignity, and a ialsity,
for which there can be no milder name
than Satanic. They have been arrested,
imprisoned, exiled, executed. Backed by
military force in every District, relying
on corrupt judges. packed jures, and sub
orned witnesses, the most cowardly and
base Of our population, have felt at liberty
to insult, to assault, TO mob. and even to
murder men because they were Democrats,
and for no other reason than because they
would not renOunce a name so glorious in
all it's history and associations. But, As
we said, the Democratic party has sur
vived all this. Ii is like one Of the ele-
mentary bodies of chemistry. Though tor
tured with fire and racked with electricity,
its form, and texture, and substance, and
qualities remain unchanged Let every
member of the party be patient for the
time is coming when the people, as with
one voice, will call upon the Democracy
to resume that control Of public affairs, of
which they were deprived in fatal hour
Of folly and fanaticism
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
The RIgIlf DoctrIne.

The Washington correspondent Of the Com
mereia | writes that the President said the 9th
er day ,...r.,. f... ira ....- .-... t.r,.
~ have made up my mind to make very
few chAnges in the Offices IN my gift
for my second. lerm. The fact ia, | think
1 will not rsln0veA 4 Sing 10 man, except for
good aud sU6icisEt cause" o..
We like that ifLiucoIn lives up toit, he
will remove every man he has appointed, and
then resign himself rGood and sufficient
cause" exists against ALL .HF .l'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-24
SdERlFES SALE. 'II'
Isaac Hannah, et al, vs., John y. Metherl. ct a
Bupeii ior Court az Montgomery Co, Ohio
Case No. 8834 III Partition, I .

Isaac Hspnan, ct al, vs., John y. Metherd. ct al
Super ior Court az Montgomery Co, Ohio
Case No. 803l. III Partition, lil5
IN PURsU kNCR Of and IN obedience to, the COM
Il maud Of az order Of sale made ty the supf rior
Court OF Mon'gomery County ohio, at its February
leTk Of SAID Court in said case, will offer lahe
sae, cn the premises pu Yankee street IN Washing.
1865, ats O'Clock, r M, NJ stud dsy the iollowrF
reol estste, TO wit; efI.I
Situate IN hecouniy Of Montgomery, and state oi
(5) i've NJ. RS. bounded as follows; On the North hV
lands OF DANIEL Garrison, on the west BY land4 oil
X Tibbals (now NJ Moyer) on the efAt b., lends oi
william Maxwell aud Ather kelsey, contain tg %
acres Of land, more or less, comprising all tse FEds
owned by GeorgeG. Metherf (uo deceasedl b bs
ietimein Montgomery county, Ohio LeasTIl ,u-ss
lot nov owned by Dan"l Garrison, and III eprf- lot
now owned 10y ia Oh Bross aud tract conta B z ~
acres, soldby George O. Meiherd to Jaeob Fahf by
de- - ated ON o. afOut Tie 18th day Of NoYfInHef,
~ when 'angs, On te,suryey, aTe more BTucu'
lar the southwest quarter Of section No. o, town
NO 2, and large No o. d.hetween uo RS, Montgon1-
ofssid peSnon; thence north III east Gse poigs 70
corner thence south 721 % 50 poles TO cor
ner thence 2, p25h ssst u 5g AZ P99 70 g9rperi
public road; thence south long SAID road 29 poles
toaeorDgr thence south l514 east 30 p poles along
north ~ west lbG 81 poles to the place Of fehnnR
contalnlog A GcTes.fH afsl| II uid L. D4g7'
Also part Of southeastqusrtet o section No @, town
No. 2, and range No. 5, between tho NJ. RE-, Mont
gomery county, Oh0i beginning on he east line oil
Jacob Faiths Pnd, % 30 poles -oth of The north line
ofsaid quarter thence tomh G91so east G3.i0 poles
To- eOfner tAenee south le west 81 a. poles to cor
Dsr; thence nOfth 691S west SO 40 poles TO aortr,
thence north east ~ i8 poles to the MAGE OF be-
Cunning containing 70 b acresto be sold hbW ever
one farm. IoiI OF ii4tmd 90 NJuHfIi.l no '.U
Said premises under order o Partition hnya been
appraised ~ 500 peracre, empunting to So 365, and
cannot sell iorless than two-thirds Of the appraised
value thereof, I.II f.Ii iIIH .4s4I' Ilff .HU
Terms one-third eash, one third In one year and
one third n two years from DAY Of saedesfred pay
on the premises. ..IuU-a .iL.d-Lu- IL. .saS-
o q. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. A' aY t2jdts
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what sherman Thinks.

To gentleman frem the North, who re-
Gently asked Sherman il he did not think the
war really at an end, the General replied
aAtau end the war at an end Wen, cir,
IL you wish my opiUion on that subject, will
state that far from being at an end, the war
is only about to begiH; the policy of giving
up their sea and river coast cities, although
taking away some If the prestige OF the Con
federacy, is making it materially stronger than
ifthAy retained them ia possession; while the
opening OF tho same cities 10 trade by the
Federal Government is efficiently supplying
the rebels with all the goods they used TO re.
ceive by blockade!rhnners, at a cheaper price
and with less risk and Inconvenience to them
selves, 't1,..rI,.i la I.
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- EfwEEN nov and the 18th day Or Mansh. n
~ 1870 WIN sell ~ private sale, The following prop
frty' lG-w; good brick htnsel With six rooms, 80.
~ streets, together With seventee lots adiolpne ssd
house, containing outbhdngs 80, Also, 1--WE good
building lots between Old and New Brown strs ets /
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glelnts or more TO suitthe purchaser. fti0l ron Z
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