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Cana diun Affairs.

- - NEw YORK, Oct &c.
The Herald's Toronto special says the Judge
informed Lynch, the convicted Fenian, that he
should have an opportunity to appeal toa high
er court. lsa l-shf
OTTAWA, Can, Oct. 26.
The Hotel du Conalle has been engaged for
troops Part of the Tooth royal regiment will
be stationed here this winter
There was light fall of snow here this morn
ing.
QUEBEc, Oct. 2f
Subscriptions in aid of the sufferers by the
fire are progressing fayorably; 5000 was re-
ceived from the New York Stock Exchange
yesterday. Boston is about forwarding large
donation of clothing. The weather is cold.
MONTREAL, Oct. 26.
The Canadian delegation to England on Con-
federation leave by the steamer from Boston on
the 3lst inst. and New York 14th proximo. The
Governor General leaves in December. Gen
Michael administers the Government during
his absence. Ell
TORONTO, G. W., Oct 26.
| 1t is rumored that an attempt will be made
to rescue Col Lynch, who was yesterday sen
| fenced to be hanged.
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AUcT1oN.--E NJ. Patten & Co., will offer 1t
auction, at 10 o'clock to-day at their rooms On
Plumb street, furniture, beds, bedding and
housekeeping articles. See advertisements.
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LIQUOR SEIZURES. = Yesterday the police
made seizures of small quantities of liquors in
three different places which they visited.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is publish ID
every day, tSunday. excepted,I al No. l Printers
FOSTER, Proprietor. - "
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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b The annual meeting of the Association fdr
the Relief of Aged, Indigent Women will be
held at the Home" corner of Elm and Dxlorl
streets, on Tuesday, Oct 3oth, ut 3o'clock &
NJ oF5 IN ~.
Portland, Oct. 81. 1866. .ll .4r
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Y BURNETT's COCAINE has received universal en-
porsement No other preparation possesses such re-
markable properties for embelIishing and strengthen
1ng the hair, and rendering it dark and glossy 1t
fures badness and eradicates dandruf IT has stood
where. decs1aw1y.
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Ia tne Trot ON z,-,..-.,
the former was the winner. The race was III
heats, best three in five to wagons. Five heats
were trotted. The quickest time was 81 Al
a IL Inc stallion Geo. Wilkes lost match TO heat
20 to wagon in three trials. Two trials were
made, going in 226 and 2.281-2 "oio
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WANTED.
Wanted Immediately.

100 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
1OO Girls to do lousework cook, &C., in pri-
yate families and hotels in this city and country
Situations sure. The best wages paid.
Also 30 Girls to work in Factories
Farmers and others wanting men for any work
will do well to call we will supply them free
OF charge. Address or apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 351a Congress Street. up stairs
cox g. POWERS,
sept26dh late WHITNEY a. co
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PREsIDING
FRIDAY.-Patrick McNee, on a search and sezn,e
process was fined s2226. He refused to pay it, and
was sent to Jail. = :.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
& New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre -Bidwell & Brown
Lecture-J. w. c. Pennington.
NEW ADyERTIsRmENT COLUMN.
Board Wanted. 4tt t- ~
That Big Stocking Thompson. Ut
Lost-Ring. l4a .tI. -..r sa-i
Cloak Trimmings-M. s. A. p Darling.
,Wanted-Pennan. ef y. - b.
Wanted--Needle Woman. 10 .
Bedding Warehouse-P. Fl Samuel
Dry Lumber-Geo F Foster.
Auction Salc-Henry Bailey & Ce.
Meeting Of the Hancock Aqueduct Co.
Furs-Coe & McCallar. - .~g
Mems Gloves-Charles Custis & Co. ,-,.f-
Situation Wanted. ~, ,--.,.- -.
er-Shirts-Ch Charles Custis s. Co.
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iAyld Bartlett and Orren Simms. two of the
Bexdoinham Bank robbers whose preI5mina' m rno
~ examination was finished this afternoon.
nave e Deen "a ordered ORD to recognize each in the
at the criminal term of the Supreme Judicial
Court, to be holden at Bath in April next -
Mctiuire, the other party charged with heinz
participant in the robbery, will have his h'r nra1 "
fihinary examination tomorrow morning.
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THE STATE.

A RELIABLE, steady young man wants Sit
uation as book-keeper. See advertisement.
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LOWELL & BRETT have sent Geyer, their
agent, anew size of their beautiful envelopes.
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"A daring attempt at robbery was made in
Bristol last week. A seoundrel, under the pre-
tence of viewing the premises, for purposes of
purchase, visited the house of Mrs. Wilson
Chamberlain, standing half mile from the
nearest neighbor, seized and bound her, and
'nen attempted the robbery, by breaking open
abureau and trunk. Mrs. Chamberlain freed
herself, the robber got frightened and ran, but
got no booty, though large sum of money was
in the trunk broken open.
The Pennington Chronicle says cit is ex
pected that Wright will receive sentence this
term OF Court. He was convicted three wears
ago for the murder of Tuck in Phillips, and has
lam In jail in this placesinc that time. There
IS a strong feeling in the community in favor
of his pardon" "' '' 30
MIR. zadoc Knight, of Searsfnont. commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat with razor.
on Saturday night last. Recent domestic af-
flcaons are assigned as the probable cause of
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LOST Z

A GOLD Watch Key, Coin and Trinket attached to
IA ring; supposed To have been lost on CONNER
cal st. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leay-
ing il at 107 Fore st. - ocoTd1,yS ~
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.BOOK-KEEPER :

SITUATION wanted by young man who has a
49, aanor9ush knowledge of bookkeeping, both single
well acquainted in Portland Good reference given
Apply to w. IL. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hail.
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Business Notices.

HAVE you tried DIR. Bieknels Syrup? 1t cures
nysehtery, Darrhea, &c. and is the pleasantest and
oest medicine ever made. 1t contains no opiates or
anything that can harm you. d&w1t
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NATIVE PEARL VS. PoRCELAIN.-Dentist's Ware
Is poor substitute for Natures Let those who SO
oeieVe use the Sozodont which, if daily applied will
prevent all necessity for false teeth by keeping the
raj ones sound and healthy. Ns-.t.
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D0g Lost.

CTRAYED from the subscribers on the night OF
y the 18th inst, a black Newfoundland fUP.
tnrn him To LEACH PARKER 81 CO.,
Oct 81 dot NO. D DeerlhS hioch'
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Board TAINTED

private family, by, two gentlemen, not more
than live minutes walk from the preble House
references satisfactory. Address I" Board" P. o.
Lock box 1911. u tIT = oct OF ~ .
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CHESTNUT STREET
DRUG, M MEDICINE.
PAINT STOI2E.
Opposite the Methodist Church


fztHE Subscriber since the fire of July Atl has made
extensive alterations TO his Ilaee Of business
AMI with an entife new stocl, Of = n. - ="
Drugs Medicines, Paints. Oils & Dpe Stufs,
Offers 10 the Country Trade and tle public generally.
ut the lowest market prices ut wholesoln ,r r,ti
good assortment 1.-THE above named nooIs a,,nna
which are tht following ''""e
Paints, Oils Ac. Drugs q, M.a;c;..s
White Lead Cream Tartar
Linseed Oil, Maonesia
Vanishes, EI,som Salts
Venetian Red, Gum Camnhor
French Yellow, Gum Opium
i1thare, Morphine,
Meats Foot Oil, Borax t
Lard Oil, Castor Oil
Netl. tSeu Leaa, L, CASTLE Soap, ,.t
new YORK Green, Quinine,
Lamp Black, Rheubarb
Paris White, Salt Petrc
Eutty,, Carb. Soda,
Sernllilon, Sulphur,
oIrits Iurpentlne, = Gum Arabic,
Albert Spirits, &c Cayenne. &c -
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THE MAiNE STATE PRESS, is publishedat the
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Money Found.

TIME owner can have the by calling at No. 13
Market Square, by proving ownership and pay
ing for this advertisement. .r,,,,
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Portland, Oct. q, 1866. i
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GONE Ur.

The Gepslaad Herald Of Wednesday
last says the so.called Union party is for
ever destroyed. We quote:
What is the political situation ? That
is easier asked than answered. You
might as well inquire, How are you ! to
a crew on a steamboat whose boilers have
just collapsed. = 1t looks,
however, as If the grand, unselish Union
party, that carried the country through
an unparalleled war, had come to ar end
at least come to an end for all practical,
beneficial purposes. 1t looks as it it
were blown to pieces, and the sane ex.
plosion that rent that party bids fair to
cement the Democratic psrty."
This Is refreshing. The "Union" par.
ty come to an end'!. President johnson
has thrown q bomb shell into Its camp,
MORALLY wounded several of its leaders,
and so scattered aud demoralised the
rank and Gle that they can never be raj
lied again. Verify, everything indicates
tho disruption aud dismembermont Of the
so,Called Union party, and the restora.
ton to power Of that great conservative
organization which will re- establish the
Union, and bring to the country prosper.
ity and tranquility. Watch and pray.
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is HE A TRAITOR ?

The President, in bis speech, the other
day, said that "STEyEss, SUMNER, and
Others Of the anne stripe, are traitors "
Did no mean that WELKER, who pre-.
tends to represent this District, is "of the
same stripe7 7" He is cheek by jowl with
that old club.footed villain, STEvEss,
and votes upon all questions before Con.
gress Just as his master tells him, oppos.
ing the President in his policy for restor.
ing the Unicnl STEVENS rises in bis
seat in the House and calls the Presi.
dent q traitor, and WELKER pats him on
the shoulder and exclaims, "Well done,
rHADDEus " Let the people Of thi,
District make q note Of this.
Does our contemporary down street agree
with the President that "STEvENs, SUM
NBR and others Of the Same stripe are
traitors" or does be still cling to thu
"Little Joker2' Speak out, Mr.. Timer
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peal the laws Of gravity, as to keep this
Union from being restored. 1t IS just
about as possible to resipt the great laws
Of gravitation. which binds all to, q com
mon centre, as that great law which will
bring back these States to their regular
relations with the Union.
In conclusi IN, let me ask this vast con-
course here to-day, this sea of upturned
faces, to come with me, or | will go with
you, and stand around the Constitution
Of u country. 1t is again unfolded =
The people are invited to read and under
stand, sustain and maintain its provisions.
Let US stand by the Constitution, though
the heavens fall, though factions should
rage, though taunts aud jeers may come.
though abuse and vituperation may be
poured out in the most yirulent form. 1
mean to be found standing by the Coasti.
tuition as the chief ark Of our safety, as
the palladium Of our .ivil and our reli.
gious liberty. Yes, let us cling to il rs a
mariner clings to the last rlank when
the night and the tempest close around
him. Let us go away forgetting The past
and looking to the future, and resolve to
endeavor to restore our Government to
its pristine purity, trusting TO Him who
is on high, but who controls all here be-
low, that ere long our Union will be re-
stored, and that we shall have peace not
only with all the nations Of the earth,
but peace and good will among all parts
and people of the United States. When
your country is. gone, and you are about
that place, look out, and you will find the
humble individual who now stands be-.
fore you, weeping over its final disso.u.
ton.
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Tear down the Haunting lie,
Half-mast the starry flag,
Insult no sunny sky,
With hates polluted rap."
THE BEAST.

A New York paper states that BEN
BUTLER has paid to SMITH Brothers, Of
New Orleans, the $50, 900 which he stole
from them, together with interest, all
costs, aud sheriff's pouudage, making an
aggregate Of over $3.50, 900 ~ What
does the Times think of this But,
then, we do not suppose that JEFF will
have anything to say on this subject as
be does moi like to talk about stolen mon.
ey. Do you, BoUNTYH Ehf
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TIE LADY's FRIEND.-The March
number Of this magazine is on our table.
"The Impending Ruin" a fac and ex.
pressive steel engraving, illustrative Of a
story Of the same name, leads of the
number. The double colorcd steel Fash.
ion Plate isa beautiful one, and the
dresses are such as Indies Of good taste
wear. Then we have engravings Of a
Carriage,drsss. Pelerine, H~Ome.dress,
Ch~ild's-dress, "Fanohon" Bonnet, &c. 10.
The music, for this month is the erich.
mond." Tho literary contents are excel
lent. We may specially note "The i'm.
pending Ruin = A song by Beatrio,
Colonpa "victoris Regina q story in
which the heroine, q beautiful young Ia
dy, becoming poor. seeks domesticservice,
and finds her reward ia so doing; Poems
by Florence Percy and August Bell
I"Rachsl DAna's Iessy;" "zillah =
'aThe Pastors Wife AT Last" by Mrs
Bella z. Spencer; dMaryDg on Indian,
and how | came Ii 10 IT, q very we'll
told story Editorials, Fashions, Receipts,
10. 10 Price $3.50 q year. 2 copies
"a 90 ; 8 copies land one grafis) SIG. 90
AZ. y al. S,wa % oss an eIvbs far 1RR6
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Benz Cunningham 4 Co.
ASHLAND, OHIO

A IKE now prepared TO receive and all eli
N orders from those who desire to engage
in raising III y valuable and profitable plant
Alo, hey caa supply the Wine in quantity. !,
without going into details, we submit lhe II
experience of MrrB Cunningham, or fLiSs
place, from tho product Of aore, lass sesli
son, as furnished TO Mr.. Sweet. .bsaol
AsulASn, Nov. l4ih, 1865.
Mr.. N. W. SwEEr-DeAr Sir. You wish tof "
know how | succeoded In my wine operation
ms season. | will give you my fgures,asI-.
nave kept M account Of every iiemi l,S0u
pants at 81 cents FER plant rent Of land,
%on'iels, sugar, drayage, labor and all Other
eHpshHes, 10 storing in cellar, 81 ,110.l9. l.. +.
made h;'CO gallons OF wihc.! witch. kfSsiptry .
gallon (he price, II readily bringsl ae1 yefr,
old ~onid be 81. l0U. From my plants cit
1910 sets which | lave sold at 20 cents pcrs
liant making Sl.A74. Vine ut one year old
ma plants $500. Deduct expenses $l,1fO,- j
" Net o,4OS,Sl, all Con acre of ground.
ours truly L, CUNNINGHAM,
ASHLAND, o, Jan. I, 1865. so
We. The undersigned, cheerfully certify
hal We have for q long lime bsen vii ae
q%uainied with ftnj. Cunningham and do Goa.
ller him perfectly reliable. and believe bisi !
.eprescniaiions with regard TO Rhubarb.
Win, cnhtlel to full credit. f,iti ursi
CIV UR'E. 20. Recorder Ashland..0 o, y
ElNGM NND Probate Judge do IRE
JWSN It'll. Aito,ney, do
JR SQUIRE, Druggist. 40
~ CLARK. Phy>in m. do
up pANcoAsT, Druggist, do
IB P)rrst, Dru,s do '@as
Oifers or Wine and Pa, is solicited. Fed
for a pamphlet contaiuife mn account Of III.
PRODUCTS and ell %iva'ion, to si3TTl
q. CUNNINGHAM SEQ. a.
Jan l7-?m32 Ashland nisii
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Col. Case.

ID "H.
The closest vote yet taken on the ques-
tons OF reconstruction occurred in the
House of Representatives DO Tuesday
last, on tho question Of admitting Col.
James N. johnson, who claims a seat 10
that body, ss q representative from Ar
kansas, tho privilege Of the floor pending
the decision Of bis case. The motion was
supported by many Union men, who, as
Colonel johnson has been Q loyal man
from The first and had served with honor
In the Union army, thought the compli'
mont fairly earned by him. But the
concession was dangerous n and a
majority Of the House refused 10 grant it,
A motion to lay the proposition was car.
died, ayes rs, noes 70. 0fthe latter A.
we're Union men and 20 Democrats. OF
ne az absent members % we're Republi.
dsns sbd 9 Democrats. The Ohio nom.
ben voted q follows |; syes, Bingham,
Chit, Egklcston, Garfield, Lawrence,
pl1bti, Bohonck, Spauldibg, Rslk~-9;
noe. Bnokland, Eckley, Hayes Hubbell'
ehsIIsbttgsf-6 absent, ASHLEY, Bundyi
D5Isuo-5.
Va Ell shs above from The UsSslasd
Esadsvs II viii 10 seen that WrLKsRl
DE hissEspressnhtivs from ibis District
votSd b prsvsnt Col Johnson, who chad
49, f<..i -. l~c., a. asst md ha1
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A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it,lthe recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing 10 profit By tho advertisers
experience, can'do 50 by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. IS Chambers g., New York.
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.sTHE OLD FLAG"

When President JoHNsoN's Veto Mes.
sage was received here, we unfurled the
starry banner, "without one stripe erased
or star polluted" from the window Of our
Office. il made the hearts of the Democ-
cracy leap with joy to find the cold flag"
the gorgeous ensign Of the Republic,
once more proudly and triumphantly Kis-
sing the free air of Heaven! But the
Republicans, who have been shouting
loud and long about supporting the Pres
ident, or, as they said, "the Government"
did not like 10 see us manifest joy at any
thing their President should do. One Of
them remarked that "if this had been a
Union victory, they (we) would no, have
run out that dag,' and threatened to tear
il down. Knowing however, that it
would not be conducive to his we'll being
to make the attempt, and believing dis
erection to be the better part Of valor, he
appeased his wrath by reiteratiug "Gree.
ley Ode to the American Flag" which
commences thus
Tear down the Haunting lie,
Half-mast the starry flag,
Insult no sunny sky,
With hates polluted rag"
We would say to these malcontents, that
"Peace hath her victories no less renown
ed than war; aud whenever President
johnson defeats the revolutionary and
unconstitutional schemes Of the traitors
in Congress, we will unfurl our banner
to the breeze
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TIN I'M RHRuKEDI
LET WHITE MEN REyOICEl!
II HUzzAI!

Let white men everywhere rejoice !
AsDsRw JOHNSON, BY a dispsnsatiOn Of
Providence, President Of the United
States, has done Q glorious deed! He
has vetoed that Abolition menstrcsity,
the Freedmen's Bureau Bill Let there
be rejoicing ; the Jaeobius 10 Congress
laye been defeated
The Veto Message may be found in
full on the firsi page Of to-day's paper.
Il 81 carefully prepared review Of the
various provisions Of the bill, and CON-
pletsly demolishes 1t, It's authors and ad-
vocstss. II strikes q telling blow for the
good old Constitution Of our Fathers, and
the Peoples Rights, aud puts new life
and new hopes into the heart Of every
lover -ofthe Repulic. It 10 an ably writ.
ten document, and will take a froBt rank
among the State Papers that our most
eminent Statesmen have produced. As a
document. defending the Rights Of the
People, II Is most timely and appropriate,
and viii not only crush the tyranny con-
templated In the Froedmen's Bureau bill,
but there Ia reason to hope that ID will
exercise . salutary eject 10 checking the
growth Of other not less iniquitous and
unconstitutional measures which the rad
ical faction h seeking to adopt. II will
send CONSERVATION into the ranks Of the
enemies Of white men, and strike terror
to che hearts Of the disuuiou party In
Congress. II will be hailed as the dawn
log Of a better and brighter day for re-
publican Institutions in the United States,
and,gives promise that even the presen,
generation may yet see the National Gov.
eminent restored 10 its original purity,
the Constitution enforced aud obeyed all
over ths country, and the sacred rights
OF the people enjoyed BY the citizens Of
every State. We ask for the Veto o
careful perusal.
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THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

LEARNERS. FABLES AND OTHERS
i, can purchase no remedy equal to DR..
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swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, mos.
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Quakertown, Nj, q 8, 1868.
Price 40 and 80 cents. Sold by all drug
gists. Office Sc Cortlandt Street, N. Y,
lm34)
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Take Notice.

HAVING returned again to Ashland,
IL l would say to my old friends, that
| am ready to do all kinds Of Engine and
Mill repairing that can DO done on the
premises. Overhauling and Lining En-.
gines promptly attended. to.
Designs and Drawings for FIGURING
and Saw Mills with consultations.
PIT. KESSANE, Engineer
and Practical Machinest.
Sept. 27-nol6tf
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Feb. Il, 1866.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Mary Ann Yearick
va.
ma

va.
John Bird.
n virtue OF q writ Of vendi Exponas, in
ID the above case, duly issued out CT the
Court Of Common Pleas, in aud for the coun.
ty of Ashland and State Of Ohio, and to me
directed, will expose to sale, o. Public Auc-
tion, on
Saturday, March 17h, A. d., 1866,
at the South door of the Court House of said
County, at 8 o'clock P. N Of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, situate
and lying in said Ashland County, to-wit;-
being the undivided tenth part Of the South
Bast qusrter Of section thirty-one t8l) town
ship twenty-three, (28) In Range fifteen (l6)
Of the lands directed to be sold Mt Wooster,
Ohio, excepting one and thres-fourth az,
acres sold to other parties taken as the
property Of John Bird on q writ Of Execution
In favor Of Mary Ann Yearick.
Terms Of sale cash. Appraised Of s.
~ j. @. BROWN, Sheriff.
Feb. ID. Ie66-4wtspf$7 so