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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
Gen. Lee Again Before the Recon
struCtiOn Committee.

awe understand" says the Boston
Commercial, "that Gen, R. E. Lee will,
be summoned again before the Recon-
struction Committee. and the following
questions will be proposed to him."
Is not pitching quoits favorite amuse-
ment In Virginia, and will the people of
Virginia be ready to give up and take up
the game of base ball instead
Will the people of Virginia be inclined
to give up the eating of bacon and
greens and to substitute therefor the Yans
kee dishes of pork and beans and Goldfish
and potatoes?
Is there any prejudice in Virginia
against buckwheat cakes and popped
curn as Yankee dishes And is that
prejudice increasing?
In your judgment have secession doc
trines been promoted in Virginia by the
drinking of mint juleps? And is there
any prejudice there against sherry cob
blers as Northern drink
! Do the people of Virginia read the
writings of R. w. Emerson? and. if so
do they understand them?
Would young man in Virginia be dis
inclined to marry a Yankee girl who was
young, good looking, and rich mans
daughter?
Do you have Thanksgiving Day in
Virginia, and is the shooting Of turkeys
practiced on that day Would Vir-
ginia marksman be unwilling to FIRE at
turkey on that day because it was a
Northern custom
Do the people of Virginia ever play
poker ? and, if SO, would Virginia seces-
sionist be willing to pay the money won
of him at that game by Northern man
Do the people ofVirginia regard Wen
dell Phillips as the greatest Of American
orators? and, if not, are they likely to come
to that opinion
How many people in Virginia look up,
on Gen. Buter as great military genius?
answer the same question as TO Gen.
Banks.
Is there a piece of the pilgrim rock
anywhere in Virginia? and if there is not,
would it no be judiciOus step to send
piece of it tie Richmond9
Have you yourself ever seen chair
that came over in the Mayhower and if
not, would you like to see one?
| The question that follows you may
answer or not, as you choose. Is Wirt's
Life of Patrick Henry regarded in Yir.
ginia as an historical work, or a work of
! fiction
Do you believe the story of Capt, Smith
and PocahonIas ? or do you think it was
made up by Capt. Smith many years af-
ter its supposed dste'
Do the colored race OF Virginia gener-
ally go in when it rains and if not, why
not?
Should the colored race addict them
selves to The study of metaphysics, would
they be likely to become disciples Of Sir
VIM. Hamilton or John Stuart Mil =?
Was Hannibal, in your judgment,
negro ? answer the same question as to
Othello.
Do the colored people in Virginia
usually sleep with their heads under the
bed clothes and how far will emancipa-
ton modify this habit q?
What do the people of Virginia think
Of the Hoosac tunnel and of the new
drill do they think it will work asweH
as the Frsedmen's Bureau bill ?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

We have heard recently of man
who obtained q bill Of divorce on the
ground of his wife's extravaganza.
She used butter for Shortening
This is about equal to the man who
complained of his daughters extrav-
agance, because she persisted in buy
ing waterfall, when she had cat
aract in her eye. He could MT stand
that. .af,.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
lave YOU SETTLED |!
Nov. ls. 1855
0RPHANs' HOME.

lORPHANs, HOME. as a Fla3lt N
A meeting ef the Board o. Trustees Of the Or
phans' Home Of the State Of Mississippi, will be
Ia 2. NJ. An the memheu are earnestly requested
to attend as business Of vital importance is to be
transacted. ts .a n fa
49,. L. A. DUNCAN, Secretary.
81 Papers friendly TO the eause are respectfully
requested 70 copy. lH Mar 99-6
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

Beautifui was the reply of ven
cradle man 20 the question, whether
he was still in the land Of the living;
. No. said he, but ] am almost
there
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

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-iis ga gasss ilrrsi '.zs is-.a
10 a1ua isrsa.I4 l.ilo isa aiaN
asuH -s I5 e-lss sli o. lsiusd shssh.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
m. Y. SCATTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

TTTOULD FsspsotflllT intern hiso old fTfends n
w and castomsrs. and The public gsneral-
", that be has puoved IRON Sharon sndset- W
tled in Csntoa, whers be IN eontipns the
Merchant Taiiering Business,
IN eli ih various branches. HaEing an sxperieucs
nf neArly thirty years be fees confident Of his ab
~ 70 give safisfaetfsa 10 al Who nay faEor rim
vifh their patroaage-a lfberal share e which b
aolicl.s from The publie- q sIlrfz. = .....I
~ many ysars, respectfully rsfsrs 70 the sitizsnu
q al place and vicinity.
Hh skop s IN The Odd Fellow Han baildiag,
gecond story, r-f "a A -
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
w. J. END

TAKES great pleasure in informing his
l. friends and former patrons, as well as
the gentlemen of Madison county generally. that
be has just returned from New Orleans with large
stock superior and fashionable ready made clothing
and gentlemen furnishing goods, carefully select
ed by himself and which he is prepared 70 sell on
as good terms as eau be purchased In the city.
W. J. K, would call the especial attention Of
gentlemen to his superior lot Of ts--r .t
cAssn6ERHs, CLOTHS. vEsrfNcs,
which be Is prepared to have made up in the latest
and best style, BY the best Of workmen.
Gentlemen are respectfully requested TO call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid 70 cutting. lu.1
Canton, Nov. 2, '65. n.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

q DOE. HASDsAws;
q 9 aof. Axes;
9 DO. asserted Plasss; CO iise 50 81.
4 dos Brace and Bits; ..r-f
dos Steel Hammers and HAtehets,
l44 oeal Oil Lamps, assorted;
isoo rolls Wall Paper; ..tf..s tf
Jas. Fscsiysd ssA for sale By 'r -s
,sEl n NosBT. RIcHARDs CO.
Dec. .olss5. -t-.rfh As
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

OK LBS GUM OPIUM;
OO 60 gals cold pressed Castor Oil:
so lbs Spirits Htre;
200 >. pure Saltpetre;
800 :. Alum;
800 :. Copperas;
800 =. Sulphur;
IS =. Blue Mass;
10 English Calomel;
rs. ChlOrofOrm
6 doz bottles HOstetter's Bitters
g.. Schidam Schnapps; .......
e.. Bulls Sarsaparilla;
s.. Ayers Cherry Pectoral;
6 . Jamaica Ginger;
400 boxes Kentucky Mustard;
800 lbs EPSON Salts
200 . Black Pepper;
so =. Cayenne Pepper;
100 gals pure ider Vinegar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FINE BRANDIES, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,

Also. an extensive assortment OF School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books, Histories.
Biographies. British and American Poets, Novels,
Sc. Also, splendid stock Of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
Arrested.

Detectives Powers and Lantz, Of this
city, with Capt. Griffith and Mr.
Hodges, of Clearcreek township, ar.
rested on Tuesday last, the man sup
posed to have attempted the murder
of the Welsheimer family. The name
of the suspected person is Daniel
Friend,a neighbor to the family named
He was taken before Justice Lindsey,
of Clearereek, who released him, re.
qpiring a Bond Of but $500 for bis ap.
pearaHce TO day, when an cxamina-
ton will be had. We shall state in
our next, the result Of the examina,
ton.
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CINCINNATI MARKET. !,
Wednesday, Jan. 3. 1876!

Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1885,:
RUTTER-Has been quiet and
prices are lower. We quote primo to
choice at 32a34c.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS
The receipts of Cattle during the week
have been quite small, but the demand
has also been light. Prices have not
changed materially since our last
We quote common to prime at S4@6
25 per GENITAL gross. The market for
sheep remains about the samo as re.
ported in our last. The rates obtained
for common 10 prime qualities are S4a6.
There has been a very firm feeling in
the market for Hogs, and prices are
about 81 per GENITAL higher than q
week ago. There has been very
good demand as oil the packers are
now buying freely. We now quote at
sl2@l2 Is per GENITAL nett for fair to
heavy averages, and at the close there
were no sellers at less than the outside
rate. In some cases S12 80 were ask
ed. The receipts during the week
have not been as large as was antici-
pated, and the feeling that the crop
will be short one is more prevalent
than week ago.
CHEESE.-The market has ruled
steady, with a fair demand. at 2OI@21c
for Western Reserve, and 23c for Ham,
burg. "
COFFEE.-We quote Rio at 275@
81 @c and Java at 43@47c.
EGGS.-Tnere has not been much
change during the week, the supply
has been quite large. We quote 800
33c per dozen, shippers count, as tho
closing rates.
FRUIT-A good local demand for
green Apples, but prices remain un-
changed. We quote Western at 1904
per barrel, and Eastern at S4@6. No
change in dried or foreign.
FLOUR.-We quote suporfne at 81
@7 50-the latter rate for choice coun-
try brands; extra at 81 5O@8 25 for
now Wheat and $4,000 for oldWhoat;
family at SO 25a1O, and fancy at $40
25al1. Rye Flour is still quoted at IS
25a5 30. Buckwbcat is nominal at $6
so per 100 pounds.
WHEAT.--At the close. primo old
Red was held at 81 95. Sales of choice
qualities were made at So 0Oa2 O5 and
new Red Wheat is held at 81 25al IS
according to quality. SIS q
CORN.-.Sound mixed shelled at Coo
in bulk. and 75c, sack included. Early
in the week ear declined to 53c, but
the market close | steady at this rate.
OATS.-Prices declined to 3Sc in
elevator, the market closing with buy
ers at 38a39c, and sellers at 39a40c.
RYE With q fair demand from mill
lers at 75c for prime.
POTATOES-The demand has been
light and the market dull at SO 75i
SO per barrel. , >t
RICE-A quiet market at II 1a121c
for Carolina. and 11a12c for Rangoon.
SALT--We quote domestic at 50a
55c per bushel; Turks Island at 6Sa
zoe. r-.
SEED--CIover has not changed es.
scntially--can, be quoted at $8 per bu.
Flax dull at 50 so. No demand for
Timothy. t5i~ IS:
Steady at 73a8c.
SUGAR--Dull. Cuba ut 13a15c;
Porto Rico at 15a163c; soft refined 16a
184 and hard do l9a20c.
TALLOW--City refined at 12c.
WOOL--Market dull. Unwashed
at 30c and washed at 50a60c.
WHISKY--At 25c' in bond, but is
held at26e. :. s.e
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sCuiRrqur 9InAeEs.-we have had
the pleasure Of examining d quantity
of gold received by DR.. J. G. Aver 4
Co., from Honduras, in pa yment for
their medicines, which are extensively
sold throughout Central Americas :
Among massive crosses, bracelets and
chsins. are tho rude images which
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LArAsrErt nnARKnr.
clnoInnatl Live. Stock MARKET

Brighton Yards, Jan. 2.
Beef Cattle The receipts Of Cattle
for the past week have been light, and
with only a moderate demand. Prices
have ruled steady. Yesterday Mon.
day. the receipts Of Cattle were noar
500 head. Tho market opened fair,
chiefly from butchers, and at the close,
o few were left unsold. Prices were
from SO SO to 81 % for ordinary; good
81 so to IS: extra IS to IS so; bes; Of.
fered from IS rs to Sc 10.
Hogs-The receipts we're large, and
there was a good demand, Prices re-
main steady at from SO rs to $40 25,
gross. y - ~ 2 n S'
( Sheep-Remain steady at from 4 to
Sc R.F. ENYART, Weigher. :,
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n%T Tho editor of the Athens Ness
enger who was present at temperance
meeting in this city few weeks since,
writes as follows ofwhat he saw:
/, PAAt the ringing ofthc bell, VIC along
with the crowd made our way to the
City Hall and found it full to over.
flowing, with Col. John NJ. Connell sit
ting in the Chair as President of the
temperance meeting, and John S. Bra
sees Dr.-O q, Davis, l. q. Butch, An
drew Hunter, and alarge number Of
that class ofdrinkers who took a warm
and active part, and our old friend Ro.
land ofthe 0hio Eagle making tenn
perance speech"
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tDmIEIsFilAToIl's sAtA or nHAI
ESTATE. 3

4 y Pursuance ofsn order emnted ~ chs Probate
Court " FGrieid oourt-, Ohio, viii ei.er ~
sale, NJ py Bile Rnetsh. CT SatNfdAys 4hA e0th
day VI Doeem her. 4. y tUss, ~ the poof u the
CoaI House, the ctty Of Lancaster, Ohio, bets sep
The hours Of ten O'clock. a. "a. aud bnr O'clock y.
,fhe foosinx real estate ~ tho property 81 SOL
county Of Farheid IN the stats Of Ohio and beisg
part of the North East quarter of section thnty,it
township fftecn, range eighteen, eeninencing a. .
stQEe NJ The north east eorcy Of Margaret H. krueda
Dover ioi on The east boundary line fssd g;Frier
soston; thence s1s:h With said lne seven chains and
tWenty-one links n q stopei thencewers tTenty-
seven chains and tVenty y.fogr links 70 astcne, 10 the
west boundary linn Of said dover lot; thenec nertI
tgo y dsg west with sad dover line tTochalas hpd
pinsty.two ane " Inks 70 s.9nc: thNncA westh'ns
CHAINS and afy-ehrec l6,s 10 storei ihcpee 9oyih
ts0 y deg >wrst tSo clIzins ard tScn;y eiE.t links
10 stone. thence nofth srTen " deg easttso eRsni
and two irka foa ricar; theoce east nine chainf ahn
IN -onelnks 20 ktone stthe north west corner nf.
s4id lower lot .sa.e confirming cast with the nofth
iunieFy ~ said DOVER lot iarnfy-aevea ehAlEs and
ihffy .sy ink to ,hs pisna of bsgnnns. containg
tNebtJ .thrse RcrSr ana ss-inG Of an acre 81 isnd
moro OF less sus 70 the dover estate Of fIerehfss
+. SBustf n theFrln. -
Terms of sala-Ljns-thId in hand, epo-thlrd IN
ohe and tho resi1Hs two years. villa intc-est on
tho Asfsrrsd pr-Tn=ats from the LAY Of sale.
/ Appra!ssdh at ssg par acre, .,,,,, ,.orso-
Adm Of soloaos stnsttess, Lec, Z
w p Carp, Ltt'y. .-. 49,
Nov, %. l6hs-Sgtf20, 80
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,,ook,Ne VALLEY RAILROAD.

This enterprise, we are glad to see,
is again attracting the attention Of the
people Of the Valley, and Mr.. N. NJ.
GREENiof Athens, who is engaged in
surveying the route, assures tho pub
lie that road can be had through the
Valley within eighteen months.
1.-THE right of way can be secured
without cost, The road can be speedily
built This right we learn has been
freely rendered, nearly as high up as
Logan, and a committee Of gentlemen
isnow endeavoring to secure it through
Hooking county. Mr. Green thinks
thercwill be no difficulty in securing
the right of way from this city to Co.
lumbus,. and we hope he is correct.
Certainly. no enterprise undertaken
by our people for years, is ofso much
Importance as this road. Lancaster
is at the head Of the valley which
abounds in salt, coal, iron and oil, and
might be made, with railroad facilities, a
manufacturing city of considerable i'm.
portance. The enhanced valuo Of land
and the facilities Of communicating
with the Capitol and tho Valley will
moro than compensate the land owners
should they tender the right of way.
We understand that Peter Hayden,
Esq, Of Columbus, has invested $780,
900 III the road, and that all tho stock
is taken. s
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OBIrUARY.

DIED-,At Carroll, Ohio, on Monday, january lst
1860. Of consumption, RUDOLPH HEBERLING
aged % years, months and IS days.
"There is calm for those who weep,
rest for weary pilgrims found,
They softly haand eweeiiy sleep,
Low 10 the ground"
Corruption. earth and worms,
Shall but refine this dosh,
I'LL ny triumphant splrltccmes, "A
TO but II on afresh."
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WANTED to complete Files of the
Laneaster Gazette, ono copy each Of
the following dates !: August 18th and
August l7th, 1855. for which q salts.
factory reward will be given. y
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Irwe are informed by Judge
LEo4sER. that there were issusl, du-
ring the month of December, thirty.sir
marriage licences Eight less than du-
ring the preceding month. Il
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Sr Remember next Monday, the
9th the Cruit lands viii 9bc sold at the
Court House. Said lands have been
usod for grazing, and are fresh and
strong. 4 &-.BE s8 a n VI
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As my object, as o opbysiciap, Is to
alleviate human suffering, I deeply re-
gret the many frnitless calls Of my
friends while absent--not willingly,
but by necessity--which, If possible,
shall not be the case again.
DR.. FINK.
Lancaster, Jan. I'd, 1S6s.lt*
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z1@Ssc advertisement Of DR.. De
HANNro, tho "King of oil Pain" and
his wife, the celebrated "Indiau Medi-
icine Woman u in another column.
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FARMERs and CIrIsENs-B -Butterfeld
has the best chewing tobacco in the
city. Give him . call and he win
suit you. Opposite Reber, KutE 4
Ulrick's Store. e 3e& 4
January 9TH, 1se6-4w*a .5r
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Parting; Notice.

" The best Of friends must part" and so I, after
having Pleasantly and with satsfactor, business suc.
cess spent the astten twelve years In Lancaster
hndinG that my interests call me 10 another point
with ahearty shake Of the ~, bid all my old Gus.
toners and friends Of Fairfield kind adeu and 70.
turn thanksfor tne libHra patronage that has been
extended 10 me. shall continue in the
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Clothing Business,
w holesale& Retail,

aud may befound hereafter Al the south.westooru
Of Sixth and Walnut sts United 6tatss tots or Gl
ny frIspds whenever they yisitthe Queen bfty.
July ~, 1865 W JACOB BLOCK,
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WIN. n. MYERs; 18TH Regiment,
will accept our thanks for late Macon
(Ga.) papers.
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Card 10 the Ladies'.
Card 10 the Ladies'.
DR.. DUPoNCo'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEM \ LES.
In Correcting IrreG uiariiIrs, Removing.
ObstrucIiOn> or the Monthly
Turns, from " hntev.
erCansc, sI -
ONE RoXI: SUFFICIENT.

Yet in obstinate cNses moro may be required.
Ai.L MEDICAL. MEN KNOW,
A. we'll rs my Others that femne ean eljoy gooi
health unless she is rtILsr aud whenever uhsruc.
ton takes pace-whethcr from exposure, cold or any
other ctlse II 10 nerd h nth Reg MS Immediate.
ly TO decline and tho want ~ - proper remedy h,s
been the catSeof so m my GnnSlinptlons among the
yzIng females. The remedy m W certainly be found
in the "Dup0nco Hen lills." Headache, Pain 10
the side, palptaton OF the heart. oathlng Of food,
and disturbed sleep, always arises oln Interruptions
Of nature and whenever that is the case these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
700 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
Years.
Ten tkousani 6ores sent By terr both by myself and
agents, to all parts nf the world, to which answers
have been ret rned, in which Indies say, nothing
like the above pills have been known, since the Sci
ENcE or MEDICINE DAwHED UPON THE WORLD,
In C emovtnE EOb,tructlon and Rssto FIN &
Nature TO Its PFOp,r Channel.
QyistiRg the heroes and bringing hack the Rosy col
orhcalth" to the check OF the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
which must be strictly followed, and all seas pecu.
lar TO females may 10 speedily cured. The GOLDrS
Pills act a. an 20 -@.
ExhIiarant without n Single Draw ba cIs.
Safo IN their operations, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves, tho mind, and the entire
organisation lfthere 10 any reliance To he placed
on humnn testimony, the above Fills may 10 fully
oIS RENE Il iBER-Esamine the box closely. ,tnO
matter from what drugHist you buy them.) II tho
box not signAd s. d. H"wE, Is "the counterfeit
and will not be responsible for their injurious ef.
ferta.
OHIO. byTEoRGE G. BECK. Druggist.
LADIES hv sending him sltoths Lsn-astAr Post
once can have the Pills sent (cnntdennally) ny mail
toapy part OF the country, free Of Postage.
.Bt 3. ID. D.sHOWE.
~ Sole Proprietor. New York.
sold also nv Bloeksom brothers. Zanesville. s. z.
earnuels, Columbus, A. Oids, Crcleville, and John
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Medical Notice.

east cornor Of the Broadway Boarding douse,
for the practice Of medicine oRthe
BO ia MO SY ST T. NJ
win he found at his office aflcr tho frstday Of Mo-
vemher next at all times only when absent on bus.
mess. He has on hand a full supply. Of health re-
a part OF which Is seven different articles or medi.
cines. carefully compounded and scientifically and
systematically Arrangedin tho accompanying print.
ed prnscrrption, which meets the demands OF Fe.
male Weakness in all its different forms, which med.
icne can only be found in Dr. Fink's hands. For
evidence see testimonials in his Office and else.
where. -
The above bill So 90 with all other neceesary 81!
tAnilon and advice gratis, in Lancaster and IN tho
compass Of ten inlee.
In case Of the DIctors ahscnns, the name and ad.
tress, len withths llndady at the hoeralpgshpnse,
Will be promptly attended to. Pitaee eslE ann sx+
ammo my medfcinea. n, ~. IN u IttfN. 4
Lancaster, Ohi6, osA 1e-a S1tk 4, = ), !.
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On. J.rR. BEoK viii accept our
thanks for late Philadelphia papers,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
VALUABLE fHP,OFGD .RAfNS
IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY. :.
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PUBLIC SALE. !

EEIHE following FaE1ns belonging 70 the estate df
! William Cruit deceased. vii be offered for sale
byplic Aucitqn, snd sold 10 the hRheat bidders nc
TIE door " the Court House in Lancaster, on
MONDAY, January 9Th, A. d. 1856,
FitrA1hs g. F. gusrter Of Section "a. T. Is. r. 10,
containing leo Acres lying ~ miles north Of Lsneas-
ter. and known tho Cline Farm good house and
bsrn. plenty o! fruit trees and abundance Of good
timber ami living water. .,
S,eogi-The sSr,h hairnfs ". qaa.;er of Section
81, r. L. r. is.atsi par: q: the South haifotthe g E.
iGsrtar nf ssmr sechun-in all lG3 Acres, lying G%
niles West of LspcaStrr. on the Poyaltcn Road
being sfi of srii W lam Cufit's Home FtYni exeeT4
o. 5cres On the Sor'h side, which have been set off
10 the WIDOW fer DD'Fer thu premises to he sold
dwelling house large ort hard Of the choicest.
graNAl fruit AMI living wafer. -
1hi-=pSrt NJ tsn East hAif of Section 90, T. j., r.
%. containing ~ Acres, gug adjoining the last above
described trsct, but In Boom township. Il hapYa'
gnoidw-lllae. good spring and fruit, and is desra
biz ii,tl-' Fern. $50
These lands are all fce n Dover and vii he sois
with gcnrr1l warranty OF titie Possession wilIsba
giVen ~ III" first of Apr! next. On the Grst named
Farn about 90 Srrcs ara grain; one-lnifo Of which
th" purchaser will got the residue being reserved
;or the present inaAn'. -
Tcrns -nne.third the purchase money in hand.
hhs-iA;rd N ore Tesr,and balance in two years, with
lntSr"st m deferred payments from day OF sale.--
neFds viii h+ executed TO the purchasers, Who vail
he LH1'r"d to give notes end mortgage for deferred
payments. HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,
A,ty's ior Heirs Of Nm Cruit, ssc.c
Lancaster, Dec. nh, 's6-6W-Pfsio 76