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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-25

NEW SCuOOL.-Thc subscriber feels thank.
" full for former patronage, and again soIicits
the public favor in his lac OF business. His
school commences the 10th day of September,
1866, and continues to the 10th July, 1867.
Terms For the Latin and Greek Languages,
Mathematics, &c, $l75 for ~ months or scho-
lastic year; for the English Branches, SEQ. In
I'LL cases one-half in advance ------.--4..
!. -. JOHN FITZuUGH,
~ Living u miles above Fairfax c. II,
sep li-cOGt** N ear uerndOn Station
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EDUCATIONAL.
IG H T S G II o o l.
NORMAN e. MOORE,

NORMAN f. MOORE,
will, on MONDAY, October !, open NIGHT
SCHOOL, for the instruction of young men in
the Languages, Arithmetic, Writing. and Book
keeping For terms, ETC., application can be
made at the schoo-room, No. 10, Fairfax st.
N. B.-The lay School will be continued
: son 15-t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-25

1-@stJ% .lD@'a.t.' GOLD
New YORK, September 25.-Gold, l44s.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER IS.

The situation of Mexico" is the standing
heading in some Of the newspapers for News
from Mexico What that situation really is,
however, except a very deplorable one, can
neyer be fully made out. AS far as the con-
tending forces are concerned it is forward and
back, and cross over" BY last accounts "Max-
;:ni!;an was at San Louis Potosi with 5000 men"
the Liberals at Matamoras were in great
CONSERVATION, and were making forced loans
&C., SC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-25

?. MILITARY RULE.-First Lieut. Robert j.
Ward, 1st y. S. Cavalry, has been cashiered
for embezzlcment aud other offences, by order
of Major General HalIeck, commanding depart
ment of California. =........ -..
Noticing the above item, the New Orleans
Times says that this man Ward is the same
Individual who, some tine ago, being then
stationed in Now Orleans, ''got ona spree, y
arrested Judge Gastnel in his own courtroom,
and marched BIN through the streets. For
this exploit he was tried by court mai tial, and
sentenced to be fined and publicly reprimauded,
but the sentence was RENTED ny General
Sheridan Lad2c.
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Sou .RN RFr FAR Tile treas, rer of
the Ba'timore Southern Relief Association re-
POI IS that the total net receipts ON the fair
held II that city in Apr, were Sl64,5G9 81.
The disbursements were 5 fo1oWs:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-25

SCHOOL. for the instruction of young men in
the Languages, Arithmetic Writing and Book
keeping For terms, ETC., application can be
made at the school-room, No. 10, Fairfax st,
N. B.-The Lay School will be continued
sep 15--td
MRS. CASTLEMAN Is PREPARED TO
lM reopen her school on Monday, Septemb Der
18th, at No. 39, south Pitt street. second door
from ST. Paups Church. Her school-room is
large and airy, and situated in central and
pleasant location. ~ < q
While drawing no nvidious comparison wi h
the excellent schools already established IN Al
exandria, she feels assured that she can offer ad-
vantages equal to any in the place.
She appeals especially to the Old AleXan-
drians, as having herself been a former resident
and the daughter of native Alexandrian !;
and more especially to the Episcopalians OF
Alexandria, as being the daughter and widow of
Episcopal clergymen, who both fell, with the
harness on inthe service OF the Church:
Terms, per scholastic year: S24, S32, S4O and
$50 according to advancement-payable quar-
terly in advance.
10 meet felt want in the education of
girls, there will be Il sewing class, two after
moons of each week, for which an additional
charge of 81 SO per month will be made
Miss HARRIET i. POWELL, an cXpc-
ricnced and successful teacher, will asst in the
English Department. sep l3-hW
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE
u OPENS ON ~.
MONDAY, 18th INSTANT,
atfording unusual facilities A prompt attend
ance is earnestly requested of those who pur-
pose to enter.
The Institute has recently been thoroughly
repaired and reiurnished. The Study HILL is
elegantly and comfortably furnished. The Alu-
sic rooms will be supplied with CIV and first
class Pianos, from the celebrated factories Of
Knabe 4 Co., Of Baltimore, and Steinway
Of New York
| Day scholars can practice in the Institute.
There arc three experienced and efficient
| teachers in the Musical Department.
OFF, G. e RS:
Miss E. E CARRIER, Principal
Miss A. i. TEBBS, Associate Principal.
Miss NJ. E. STEW ART, Drawing and Paint
ing
Miss M. NJ. CARRIER, Assistant in English.
MONS. and MADAME MALLARD, Lam
cuages-French Italian, sc.
Prof. r. E. hEYMAN -assistcdb by Il lady
Music-Piano, Harp, Organ and Guitar:
! Miss HELEN Nj NEVITT, Vocal Music
sep 1l-2awf ..... ... ......r-.-... .. ..-..-r
rrENT STIJnnT. Nho ,lcc rib ar fools huu
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TIE LIES ToTD.-A Major General Wager
Swaync, Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
men S Bureau, has tclegraphed the Commits
sioncr in reference to erroneous statements
given to the public through the press, and
stated to have occurred in his district. He
says:
For some weeks past the attention Of par
ties here has been drawn to the systematic dis
sanitation of items at the North apparently
by one person, detailing all sorts Of sensational
occurrences to persons of both races The
scene is generally laid in Mobile, and the story
uniformly Without foundation.
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G. ON NJ ER,CI 4 II =.
nIssoLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

u -,
The copartnership heretofore existing between
the under signed. under the firm name Of
ADAMS 81 JOHANSEN, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. ~.
The books and accounts Of the late firm ere
at the residence of Mr.. c. l.. Adams, No. Al,
south Water street, where all indebted are re-
quested to call and settle, and those having
claims will please present them Immediately,
properly authenticated for adjustment.
..-..,.. -. ',..~....... . G. L. ADAMS.
sep 25-1w HANS JOHANSEN.
N, B.-The members Of the late firm return
their sincere thanks to their friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to them while in business. {: l.. A.
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IT,. THOMAS SWAMI,
g.. GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND,
Ex-OT. Pres. of the Board Of Visitors.

Circulars continuing full information fur
nished on application, BY letter or otherw se, TO
.'' -" H. E. NICHOLS,
No. A, West Fayctte street,
.-r Baltimore, Md
Annnpolis. Nd. sep 1-1aw2m ~ .--.-
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ksssssS FOR SALE.-An excellent Dwell
hasI LING HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND,
owned and occupied by G. S. Nc Daniel, on
Wolfe street, between Columbus and Washing
ton streets. Alexandria, Va. lf.not previously
sold at private sale, it will be sold, at public
auction, on MONDAY. October 9Th. 1866 at II
% clock m., in front 0. the Mayors Once
Terms made known at sale. For further infor-
nation enquire on the premises. sep 2!-ts
4{sssSsI FOR RENTING. three story BRICK
..hasHl D DWELLING and STORE ROOM, cor
ner OF Prince and Royal streets. Enquire of
Geo. G. Hewes, at Davy & Harmons. sep2l-tf
on bushels TIMOTHY SEED, of superior
~ quality, on hand and for sale by
KNOX g. WATfLES,
.scp25-1w ., No. II King street.
-...-.. a- ~ LUMBER, &c. 81 s..s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-29
Campaign Jriicrsonian.

The coming campaign will be one ol
great Importance. Error and wrong
have arrayed their forces against
truth and right, and the battle will
undoubtedly be strongly contested
1t is therefore necessary that the peo-
pie should he fully prepared, by a
proper understanding Of the issues
which will be brought forward, to act
in such manner as will promote the
best interests of man kind. To this
end we will send the JErFERsoNIAN
during the campaign, commencing
the 10th of June and ending October
10Th, at the following rates:
Single copy ..... see. '...''''..' % Gus
Clubs often and upwards. ..... 81
We hope that all who favor the
dissemination of true Union prinei-
pies will labor earnestly and send IN
as many Subscribers as possible. A
club can easily be raised in each
school district. Roll on the ball.
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Guardians Sale.

v PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
1 the pruuAIs Court Of HdncuGA county
Ohio. made on the goth day OF May A. D.,
500. In the case of Jacob Is. Dunn. guardian
Oi Ehjah Woodruff and Elisha Woodruff
against lis wards. The undeI signed Will on
the
3Oth day of June, A. ID. 1860, at O'Clock
u. NJ,
Al the door of the Court House in said couf
", ofes al pub ic sale, the following d.
crlbed real estate ,ituats ~ Hancock county
Ohio, TO wit;
The undivided two.ihirds part Of tho north.
east qua rter. AMI the Tor b half OF the .uorlL
iAl! OF tie u heasi quarter o. sec ion TIVE nv
ono. In Portage township, subject t" the DIV.
er interest Of Eleanor NICkham therein,
Terms of Sale-One.third cash ON the day
OF sab. one third la one, and one third In two
years 10 be cured by mortgage on the
premises sofa, aud tho deferred payments
tu bear lnte est Al the rate of six per cent E.
payable annually.
Appraised AT S. 066 SO.
The purchaser OF the above premises, will
have the option to take the dover interes,
Aforesaid at said sale, for the sum OF Nv,
thousand dollars. On the premises thus Ia
Ken together, there Is about ninety acres OI
cleared land, good house and orchards -
| lns land Ia wall watered with springs and
running waler, Ia well timUered with OAK d,
poplar, waluu. and building timber, cOntslns
a fine sugar orchard Il ne'r four hundred
,rees, has no waste land. and IL beautifully
diyersfied with ridge And mead " land. lhe
remaining undivided third, Can Of course be
obtained at fair terms, which will make two
hundred acres OF excellent land, In almost u
square iolm.
Guardian OF Elijah and HI sha WoodruG.
J. B. & +. 7. DUss, attorneys.
irl.5W.
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Feel, Jubtlaut.

The Courier has gone into tantrums
Of excessive JOY on account of tho
rather slim attendance at the late Tn
ion Convention, held at this place,
AS the meeting was called merely for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
the State Convention, and as the far
mers were very busy with, ibeir crops,
together with the fact TINT we were
disappointed in procuring speakers,
we were not at all disappointed with
the number present. t.
AS regards the argument and diff
ference OF opinion between some OF
our friends present, we do not at all
wonder that the editor OF the Courier
makes merry. 1t was something to
which he was not accustomed, and
which he has never seen in his own
party vows, whero two or three
leaders make the suggestions, and
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ptin,arr n,ea,ings A, IA no bald In IN Town
s,,n. a., ~. ota'as :, ,,a,ar,,,a. on ,,o or,
:, ,..,.. .,',t',,
,na ,Ia.,,.a, ' ~ Wv "'''"' f''
w. .1N
an. % '"'' s'''''s ''o"'
"rsi a'u VS. "po" o"o" o',X
80 >N"e "N',''' w. "'' p's'o"o'"' w" y"
'"' '"''Pa' (" "''N
.uV.'u % p'a""eu anu oeui"hohoeu 80 Tar vs.
80 .s"".e'"V'' "''u " no' DO
sV' 'u'" ."'u''''oS sHou'u oe seIected
w." '"' "'' e"eo''e WORK hr the
ps"' anu oe H'os' sui'aOie ior the ,ihces
" "'''u'
me campaign VIII be important on account
OF the oilcers 10 be elected Besides the
county omeers above named 'hero are to be
elected Congressman and Common Pleas
Judge rms Mohe would Juf''iy an ehort.
The campaign Is still more important on &C
count OF 'he issues we are, rs nation
ABOUT 10 decide whether we or the rebels
nave iost most Wy war and whether we oI
they shall have control Of the Government
The auspices are happy, for the old Demo.
sr"Vo party having passed through all the
changes from lukewarm war party to ind,l.
Terence and finally actual opposit ion 10 the
Government, has entirely lost its fundamen
'ai IDEAS In the North, and ia bsgging to be
allowed to represent the opinions and aus
OF Union man whom they hope to induce
ior 'he support they can give him to breas
, mv" n's party 90 lar 'hey haze failed in
,s ihey nave no plans OF their. own (ex
,srs ssa nn., Ss'S0n anu arc w"oiy "nao'o 'c
80. 80 p'a'e0n wh'ch snail not make then
on,ard on, Wn,s WIN .ne 'ale Rebels o
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Southern ChiyaiTy.

On the 14th inss after the adjourn
ment of Congress, Gen. Rousseau, of
ny attacked Mr.. Grinnell, OF Iowa,
and gave him Gaming, The attack
was very sudden, and was over before
Mr.. Grinnell had much time to de
fend himself. Rousseau's friends eX.
cuse his conduct on the ground OF
intoSication. The quarrel grew out
of a debate in the House on Monday,
in which Grinnell alluded in no com.
plimentary way to Rousseau 5 milli.
tary career. This bullying attack OF
Rousseau will not add TO his fame -
On Friday Mr.. Spalding, OF Ohio,
brought the matter up in the House
by moving for the appointment OF
Committee 10 investigate the matter
This is but repetition of occur.
rences which were very common be-
fore the war, in cases when gentle
man from the South, whose physical
strength predominated over his men,
tai qualifications, would be worsted
in an argument.
The Coppcrhead press are loud in
their | raises of the bullying char
acteristics of Rousseau and as is
usual in such cases, fail to defend
free speech, but gloat over the spec
tacle Of a Radical being whalcd -
We hope that Congress will take
such action in the premises as will
prevent any occurrences Of so dis
graceful and outrageous character
| in lutnre
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Notice.
20 MISS ROBERTS. uEIREss OF

% MISS kOBERFS, HEIRCSS OE
4 f1ul Hubert>, deceased, supposed t'rr
-ide Ia Licking county. Ohio kliZt Caruth.
ers, of Hardin county, ouio; the unknown
heirs uf Thomas Rees, Of the state of IOWA;
tie non resident heirs of George Supers. ut
e.. Clin-erman, and ot II. Rees, whose names
ma places OF residence are unknown, and all
ther uUn.resdent land owners Interested +:
You ARE hereby no lied, that nj the June
sessi n. 1866, of the Commissioners ut Han
cock county, Ohio, Jacob Musser and Others
hled their pct tiOn for tho alteration n the
STATE Road running east and west thru sh
Wil'iams'OHn IN SAID Hancock county, know
a. the Upper Sandusky, Willmm.tuwn and
l. ma, ard the Buc. rus, WlllamstUwn and
Fort Wayne state Road, As Oilpws
Commencing hear the Dunkard church, IN
the south part IT section - IN Van Buruu
wnshIp, where SAID road iuter.ect- tie
section line, thence east uu SAID section line
between sections - ana % ot Van Buren
township. and on tne section lines between
sections 26 and IS. and % and Do ut Madison
wuSht p, to the west slue Oi the tindlay ana
BE etcutane State Road, IN said VILLAGE OF
W ltiHstuwn thence crossing said ro"d I.
o the ST side tue cot 50 ~ 20 mi crseCt tht
>"cI ION Inc ,bciWeen sections 80 and IL OF
-a,d Madison township. thence east on said
-ecton lne, to the point thereon, where sa.f
Upper Sanduaky ana WiliamStuwn road IN
l-rseCtS and crosses said last named section
line, ana thero terminate, 80 that from SAID
point Of beginni to said point Of tsrmi
nation, sad road shall run on said section
Ines. instead OF south thereof rs II now does
that viewers and surveyor, of sad road were
ppO,niod b, said Commissioners, and tha
viewers and surveyor will meet at the
n"uso Of JacOo Musser, In section % in Mad
.suu towns p, Hancuck county. IN the 18th
tay OF July, 1896, At 10 u'ci"cA A. NJ L. euto
pom tie G!s .Edfsg Of their duues.
JACOB MUSSER.
Us ~. Prin"pIl Petitioner
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Notice.
DAVIDSON, ELIZA

BARBARA DAVIDSON, ELIZA
ID BElH a. DANlD> n, Rusanah la id.
son. Andrew - Davidson, Ellen ). Davidson,
ana Emma L. Davidson, of the state OF lndi
ana. will take notice that David Dorsey ad
ministratOr de bOnts non of the estate Cf An.
dersOn Davidson, deceased, on the Sth day of
j. ne, A. ID. 1860, llsd his petition in the Pro
bate Court, within and for the county of Han
ouck. and state of Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate Ol said decedehL Is INSULT jient
To pay his deDts and the charges Ot admins
tering his estate that he died seized IN lee
simple Oi the following described real estate,
situate in said county, to wit: lnlOt number
fourteen, (l4) In the village Of Van Buren, !
that Barbara Davidson, as widow OF said de
cedent, is entitled to dover in said premises,
and ihal Elizabeth A. Davidson, RosanAb Da
vidsun, Androw $. Davidson, Ellen $. David
son and Emma p. Davidson. as his heirs AT
law, hold the next. estate Of Inheritance
therein
The prayer Of said petition is for the as
signment OF dover TO said Barbara Davidson,
and for sale ol said premises. subject to
such dover estate, tor the payment OF the
debts ana charges aforesaid. Sal petition
will he for hearing on the l4th day OF July,
1866, at O'Clock =. m, or aB soon thereafter
as counsel Can be heard.
DAVID DORSEY,
q dm'r dc bons non of the estate of Ander
son Davidson, decd.
BK, WV & BUREgT. tt'ys. jsl5.iw
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The Union Candidates.

The present incumbents were re-
nominated for the different State off.
ces at the Union State Convention,
last week, and we notice that the
ticket fully meets the appreciation OF
all our Union exchanges. 1t lis need.
less to give to our readers anything
relative to their character or qualifi.
cations, as they are well and favora.
bly, known.
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all lis blood and treasure, all its fe ars and
hopes are suspended upon the issues Of this
campaign, we shall rot fall :.
We ask you to talk with your neighbors'
not angr, ,ly. but talk, and then talk more.
II the people understand the issues. Demo
cracy must become as powe less in Hancock
county ~ 1t is IN Congress
W. n. TAYJ n,
Chairman CnnlrAl COmmIitoe.
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fu. w aikup AuJ'.
Geo. Sadlcr Asst. Surg
Joseph Tiugle, Quartermaster
Jno. e. Cox - Lt. Co. ID, "
WIN n Reed "a Z" =" I, :"
Josiah Moorhead lst f" I" X,
The above was indorscd as follows.
HEApQ'Rs 50rn RgGr @. V Ii
WuNINGTos, n. c., Feb. 2S, 90.
Approved and respectfully for
warded.
[Sisncd, JoH> S. CoNAuAS.
Capt. commanding regt.
HED'Q'Rs 3D Brig. % Div 2SD A. c.
VII MINGToN N. c., Mar. /, '65.
Respectfully forwarded, approved.
BY the consolidation of the Goth and
J0th regiments. the new organization
is now one of the best (all being vet
crans in the service, 1t is entitled to
an officer to comm nd it that has
PRIDE Of CHARACTER sufficient to in.
duce him to stay with the command
GSigned, | s A. STRICKLAND,
Col. 50th regt,, o. V. T.,
Commanding 81 Brig
In addition to the above indorse-
ments we give the following from
Col Strickland to the Adj Gen, re
commencing Capt. Bope, wherein
very strong language is used:
HEADQ'Rs 3D BRIG 2D DIV. 23D A. c.
WILMINGTON, n G. Mar, |, 60.
GEN. CowEN-DEAR SIR Bnclos-
cd please find a request OF the officers
OF the both regiment, O. V. |.
BY my age in rank, | am constant
Iy in command of Brigade, and
Lieut.. Col. Cummins has been pro
NOTED to Colonelcy of q new regi
ment, and the 50th is sadly in need
of an officer that can a,d wiH cont
ma d it in person, and that has q,
least n sufficient amount OF PATRIOT
ISM or PRIDE to stay with his CON.
mand.
Hoping that vol may be successful
in explaining the matter to the Gov
enor, tor the best interest OF the reg
in.ent and the good Of the service
am, sir,
Your obedicnt serv't.
TSigned1 5. A. STRICKLAND,
Col. 50th regt., o. V. |.
Commanding 3D. Brig
1t will be seen that the above doc
uments are expressed in the lorna
language of military usage and many
civilians may not be able TO perceiv,
any great significance therein. Blu
to those versed in military affairs
an imputation of ''lack OF patriotism
integrity &c" although couched il
guarded terms. it will appear pretty
strong.
The satisfaction of the whole reg
iment was undisguised when it was
asccrtained that the same mail whicl
brought the commission of lie Fever
as Lieut.. Colonel brought also from
the Adjutant General Of the State o
Ohio an order for its return, whicl
order was gladly and promptly com
piled with by the next mail.
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10 Grain DeaIers
AND ERS.
-,INDINC: THAT WE ARE IIADIE

EINDING THAT WE ARE LIABLE
Il tor an gram hci in store by us Tor other
parties, for loss by FIRE, we shall cla'ge the
following rates tor storing grain;
On all grain In store ut tbis date, the char
gCs commence Nov. |, 1865, and the same
rates on all grain received by US after this
date, Oct |, ls65.
All Tickets not returned hy July LIST. IN each
ear. the grain will be sold, at the price of
That date, tor whom II may concern.
On wheat, frs 30 days, delivery, storage
ana insurance ..... ....... .......... ... %
ach additional month, oI part thereof. l G
IN corn, oats rye, delivery, storage aud
insurance ..... ..........-........ e
Each additional month, or palt thereof. 10
ldxseed, same as wi eat.
A. r. BELDEN,
S., ID. and {. Elevator.
g. W. MYERS.
jo2o ~ Finday Eieyuors.
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saturday, July rs, IsOG

Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The same Convention will also choose dele.
gates to the Congressional and Jndicial Con.
ventlons.
The basis Of representation will be ono
delegate to overy ten votes ,st Tor Gov. Cox
In 1865, and one tor every fraction OF hve or
more, which entities the several townships To-
the number of delegates as follows 10 wit:
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NOTICE.
TO SOLOMON sHUPE EoFuANCoCK


Il county Illinois, LYDIA Shupe. sarah
snyder ana Joseph snyder. of Williams cuun
~, ohio. You ara hereby notified that sam.
Hel Shupe, Executor Of the last will and tes-
lament OF solomon Shupe, deceased, on the
7lh day Of May 1866, fiied his petition in the
Probate Court OF Hancock county, ohio.
setting forth that said decedent died seized
IF the following real estate IN Hancock coun.
ty, Ohio, to vii: The northwest quarter Of
section sixteen, U6) in township two, north
range eleven, east 1ntaining one hundred
aud sixty acres OF land. That said solomon
-hupe, Lydia Shupe. Sarah Snyder, Sat
nal Shupe. Henry Shupe, Sus ,nna Taylor
aud Lucinda HarbaugH as his heirs at law
huld tue next estate Vt Inheritance therein
That said decedent by his said last VIII or.
dered. among ether things, that said real es-
tate should be sold, In the manner provided
IN said viii and the proceeds divided as di.
rectod therein. Toe prayer of said petition
Is ior sale of said premises and real estate
IN accordance with the express directions OF
SAID Will. Said petition will be tor hearing
IN the 23d day of July, lS66. or as soon there.
Uter as counsel can be heard
SAMuE SHUPE,
Executor Of the will Of Soloman ShuEe deed
BROWN X Bore. Auy's. - Iw.
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Union Convention.

The Union Convention for 1866, for the
choice OF candidates for the Offices OF Probate
Judge Auditor, Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff,
Coroner and County Commissioner, will be
held at the Court House in Finday. IN
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the balance acquiesce without thought
or dissent. 1t seemed strange, no
doubt, that men should differ and
have minds of their own. Consider.
ing all things, we felt very well salts
fed with the size and action of the
Convention, and the Courier is well
come to the little crumb of comfort
which it may derive from its con.
temptible abuse OF those present.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-29
ANN0UNCEMENTS

FpiToKs JEFs: Please announce Capt. Wn.
Vases f F.rdLty township. as candidaie
for sheriff subject to the declSon Of the
Onion County Corvcnuon and "hli-e
MANY UNION MEN.