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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08

la sss:4sfa1S s.5is
hREaI SHORT ROUTE To The
" NORTH EAST, AND west, VA Tbb
RICHMOND FREDERlCKSBUR0 AND POTOhA
RAILROAD, CARRYING Tue UNITED Stalls
MAIL TWICE DAlLLazELsGAaT CARS WIFE
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHANCE
REDUCED THROUGH FARE5.--The only rail- ID
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and rHROU9H
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Rishmond 10 the siasi
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run So follow, Th'
DAY THROU6H MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily sts.So A. N ;, Sandays except; ~ arsi..ns
Washington at as Z ~. cCuue sting Nth d.
EARLY kPTERNOOa EXPRESS TEAMS ~ 10
aOETH, EAST anc WEST
The ElGaT THRUr0h MAIL TRAls, -
sLEGAHT CARS with NEW PATRSr sbEEPia.
CHAIRS attached. leaves RICHMOND daily 81 II
+. NJ, arriving In Wsblnst5l A. so A. NJ, 60.
Meeting With the EARLY AORaI66 fRAl.tN
ths SoaTH, EAST sgd WEST No E&Th
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIES.
Ths ACCOMMODATIOS TRAIN With local r.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily isaItt1
excsptedl al ais T. n. arriving IL rrsd-r.sIr
burg 7P NJ
THROUGH TICKETS and THROuGH BAGuAI
CREEKS to Alexandria, Washington, Bsl.luo'
Philadelphia, Jew York, Boston. and all zoe pre-
sipai cities In the West.
The DAY and NIGHT BOATS going Nor.h a..
coming South stop at Alexandria.
For further information Ans through lefo
apply At the once Of the Company, corner trt.
and Eighth streets, Shockos Bill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Assn,
SAhUsL RrrH. Superintendent. h"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

An Ehort 20 Bring Congress Back-A New
Radical Game No Confirmation Of tho Fort
Bnford Massacre Correspondence OF Shcri-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
n % gssaE - e RS. rs !,
yIRGIsIA CBsTRA1, RAIEEUsn,l
December lsls I

La vi 60 -
EaSr FnElGHr LINE BETWEEN
L RICHMOND AND LYECHBUEG The Eir.
ginia Central and Orange and Alexandra rsll.
roads have arranged a schedule for DAILY
PREIGHr TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
LYSCHBURG. Goods leaving Richmond At 4.
NJ. reach Lynchburg same night. Goods isaTinS
LynchbGrg att T. II reach Richmond next LAY q!
Up. u. Through receipts given. ,
II wHITCoNB,
de General Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
RIoHx0ED AND Petersburg RATLEosD Co.
RioHsoED. Va. February .. 1881.


81 RNM@N1,.S e1~Stg1ss 49, --.g5s,
WINTER SCH EDULE.-Dn and allpr
w MONDAY the llth Instant the trains on his
road will run rs follows
Leave Richmond daily at 3.4s A. N. snd 10 =.
PM ana arrive " Petersburg -" n AHa /"
Leave Petersburg daily At IA. n and lo.IsP
NJ, and arrive At Richmond At = y ". .ni n ?.
r. N. All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trains for the orh ard
South.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and YHrDAYs
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIE vii
Leave Richmond 1T 1890 A. n. and PsteDbufR a.
lois A.
The 10. is z. NJ. train from Petersburg will ,rI
only At Chester, and AIS A. NJ. and tAe 2.lo p. NJ
trains will stop only 81 Rice's, Half way, Chester,
and Manchester, a signal being given and TIE
A. N. train from Petersburg and the ACCUhhu.
DATl0S TRAINS with stop =, places named In The
schedule
Passengers going to Clover Hill or stopping
places on that road, will take the a. 4. train
from. Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
and FRIDAYS.
Through tickets issued TO Norfolk, and baggage
checked through every day except sunday.
The train leaving here At 10 Z. N, connects
with the train al Petersburg for Norfolk, and
train will leave Norfolk at p. NJ, connecting
with orr night train at Petersburg, arriving In
Richmond Al ll.2o p. M GILL,
fs ll-ts Engineer snd Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
"a =

ia q
ID ICH MON u AND DANVlLLE
IL RAlLROAD-CHAE0E OP SCHEDULE.
On and after THURSDAY, January 81, 1857, ths
trains will run follows:
LYSCHBURG AND DANVlLLE AND WAY &C.
COMMODATIOS PASSENGER TRAia.
Leave Richmond daily, except Sundays,
A. n -
Leave Danville daily, except Sundays,
connecting at BURREviLLE with trains on n.
Southside road. Passengers for station. on that
road, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville Memphr
&c take this train.
THROUGH Rsss MAIL TRAIN GOIIG
WEST.
leaves Richmond daily at..........."...2.lp.N
Leaves Danville daily at.....,...........sGP. n.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro daily at............?3o u.
Leaves Dsnvil le daily at................ p. v.
Passengers for all stations west Of bsnyi4-,
Charlotte, Columbia Charleston, Augusta, Macon
Savannah, Columbus, Atlanta, n;.omery, HsN
Orleans via Columbia, Sc take this train
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ja30 superintendent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsek Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.

1867. Winter Arrangement. 1861.
Trains run By Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
0NAND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 4. 1857,
~ snd until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily. tSundays excepted) q follows
(3oine .sst- lat Mail train 1t. .... g %. 4. =.
I'd Night cypress. .......S Is, ?. ..
0sisR Wsst-let. freight for Kellogg asd Wssh-
"a, Express asd Mail for Kellogg
Arrive 4 Davenport daily, tSundays xcsptsd)
-. ~ E,ss-lst Night express st. 3 %. I
ID Daily Ex : nail. g 50, ?. =.
pren she wess-lst ffsisht from Kellogg end
Warrington. j 90. ?. ..
I'd. Exprese from Kellogg and
Washington. .......s 20 N.
cosusssoHs
Al Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
Al LsSalle With I. c. R. \ for Dunlsith. 81.
Lewis, Cairs. DC.
MORON Yeekuk and Quincy
AZ Psoria (dufing nesIeatioo). with Packets
n, III u.,ints on Illinoss River
a. Kellore. lows City, and Washin Rton with
wsstern stage Cos Stages, for al poiats West
Southwest and Northwest
Hleesiug Coaches on I'll Night trsias. Through
Tickets for sale ssd Baggage cheeeed - Prin-
.;s.i r.stsrn Cities end Towns.
q. II. BEARDSLf, Aas't0en. Sup4.
Chicago
n Eusall, Asst. Supt. lows Division.
H.H. HITS. Agt, Davenport.
navenport. Feb. =. 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

At late meeting Of the recently appoint
Cd Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois Indus
trial University. it was voted that the Nee
cbanisal or Polytechnic department Of the
institution shall be located at Chicago. The
Agricultural department vas. BY the act Of
the Legislature, located ct Champaign.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

er1RAlNS LEAVE FOkT BYRON A. FOL
Il LOWS:
Noil and kxpress INV 4. H., daiIy, (Sundaye
Sccomnodasiea soOP. N.
AnaIvn At roas SYnox.
Nail cad E1psess 7:so p. NJ. daily, (saadsys
xcco1hnodasios s:4S r. y. ,-daily. (ssadsys
III and Express iesvia9 Port Byrea At tee
49,. cloee connscfieas Tor Chicago aa1 I'll
.";rts n. Northeis lliiasis end Wieecasia.
Al Rseins, With s'6esdrteh Lins'' sseaaesefee
oee.i Hsven. Shebvygon and Aaaitowoc.
IN aeeins j.nctjea, Nth Chisaeo = l1llverkee
neilroe1. fos Milwaukee. KssesAs, Waneseaa
"a aistss Jusstiss. With Chisegs . Nsssa-
~es4esr 6allsood, Tor Saaeovillo, 4o1ieeo, Pro.
~ ~ CAIea nd II Osoeea.
IA Haloit. With Chisago : NertAwseossn nail.
..eS ~ reetyills, Ev0svi0e. - Madison.
A freeport. with Chicago : Northwestern and
r,i;ca;s Oen1rel Kailreade, for hoexiofd, Warren
Hinerel Peiat end 0alsaA-
m asvaaaa with Steam paeket "LansinR. .
- i,nhuauo and through ooess to A. Paul.
a. Tnitca. With (,hieowe . e1oeshwestern Rail.
"a Tor Chieseo. Dixos and Cedar Rapids.
rssieesi. al seesm pesket "lsws" betwsss
ssssss...t "a Rcck ISLAND.
FsS1SoGoPo Win 6sd THE rsa1 the cheapest
"a 90 80 - n points j. " Noeshvsss.
z D. fX1R sept IA, kxArr, e.H't
ja1en blxld:s, Wssss1 0iysleos
oi1S.111 nasasS. Va -SvsnnA q,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
Finau cial.

TUE INSURANCE. STOCK LIST Of the In
Il OUaAnm Moeusoa AxD WAL 0sonos Ravtnv
Tor Decs0bss, quotes the Stock q p Hem In.
Co. - New Y0aR q I0aSy PRn cent. pnUneUu;-
and the Capitol Stock Of I'm HoaR 10, with one
exception. twice - large - that Of any other
Company il America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

The Equitable l4a1e Assurance
Society.
nf rae UNITED STATES, POSSESSES
~ fssAsfss peculiar % itsslf. which bslDng 70
no other eesoslstion In this eovntry engaged in
the busisess Of Life Insurance, aud which are so
favorable 70 the assured thea they oonaet fad to
The aStentioA and considerasion OF the public.
". F. ROSS, 0sasssl Agent,
jsol0dtf n. ". cor. "a ed Bse1v See.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
M0NRYED MEN
HARTWELL 4 SMITH
INsUhANCD xGENCY;

u. o0Wpo00 { COL
Mutual Benefit LIE lns. Cenp'y,
Assets. enc. ooo. see.
CondDestal Fire lns. Company,
Assess, q, s1o. ooo.
Security IRE IN. C0npany,
AssSsss oa,ooB go.
Metropolitan Fire 1ns1faaes c.,
Asssss, q ooo. 1919.
Lof11lofd Elro Insurance Co
Assets, 81. 49,, ooo.
Nerth lmerleaa Fire lnss Com'y,
Assets. osso. ooo.
Commerce Fire Insurance CO,
Assesss es0o, go.
Trovolers' Ing. c., Of Chicago,
1nsare Ae'ss 0saeral Aess1eass,
49,. sssssssss. = 49,. eSs<s.s Z.
O0oo Ne. - ueo1y Oeeooe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
The Award Of Premiums
WILL BIZ MADEAT
ar. JOSEPH MuC0nG 4 \
-AAae 1af. 1244

committee vi be avpoinlei to sapsfinssnd the
s:s e u. aud
shall have siy istsse,s whsiovcr 10 the drawing
Az sseu o. N. award. arc made. a perfect title OF
tho dNesent Premiums ~iu be furnished 10 the f,fti
nate holders ~ Csstheatee-
IN receipt u - wo will forward one certificate.
eth lbt al engfavin9s, from Och part may select
- osss 70 Ssrsns variciic. he rsis price ofsh'
n - each Ia any Art Association In sfr cpahtry.
Shsss &C. that veu receive nearly th- worth ~ youf
mouev Al once. sad al TIE tins an pporrini'y
given y.a = ;s,urc H. as u Prsirc fn n,her
= No drew the Crosby Op"rs tom.c. IN rr zi-t ~
Jsnnsry ISL s. Mini nsg sisa I'M, In n.re mage
ihemssve- wealthy by The 'inpe Investment q ohs
or Two as,..r and orcultrialsrt shog,d feel On
interest IN sccurin ts beautiful home for himself
IT." puessacslssrsl A. sociasion
II ~ GSSs Essserpriss !!
And must pos b ecascsaed with The Dollar CIT
sxsessiseiy shfoaghcas he country - '''s
nsvise bsea spps,ased 70 sxsniae he Title Of III.
: asis ths ioisswiae staSs.sss: W ind t. Tile
pa!1sesiy esee ~ 81 io9neeo.cs. asd III other
~. . hsnd. - sssAy ~ Ne drawing sstsstns
100 sIsrvssa. = \. C., oss. wrd.
re Assoaalsa wsslA ssapsstslly reiss % tho scl.
Hss: J. q UOe1s. y. c.. Msa. Morgan Sherwood.
Hen. JoAa ns11es1. 0sn. Wad. Capt. II. r. Lang
HI, D. ". Ovo1t. @ Joseph, Michigan. =. frink,
Chle1gn, m, .. r. Lswrncc. baakef, Stephen Lash
=, nels m. I. 0llleti. Anroia, H.. :. Dcksnson.
D0esoli, MA. W. 1Oe, Mn. Mich, n. Y. Schell.
Chieagn. III, Nehasd Yates. sx.Govsr1of Ct H. Gov
Crapc, Mich.
Appleatione Sos Cessaastss sAsald he addressed 70
omnT0 WmuTrnG0s
Ch0Cag0V ILL.,
| r.. o. pgomos, A,1o7.
M SS e1SSinlSe ovee 90 pisase register.
NGo00 van1o6 - evoy w. ~ ~
lTsT y W. 49,. p.-sspsss. lows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

100000 latest style Ladies' Jet Rubber Long
CHAINS. length Of Grain, feet. price e1.O0
oO00O latest sey,e LADIES Rubber Chafelain
chains. with Pin attached. price $40
Soon lat style Ladies' Rub Brea.t Pins, 81 cts.
1o,a0 do. do OF Fsney Ear Ringe, % cts.
5000 do. Child's Jet or Rubber Chaine,
With Croes. IS cts.
$1,000 do. Gents Extra Long Rubber
Vest Chsinr, 80 ets.
10000 Ladies' Needle Baskets. containing 100
best escorted Needles, 60 ete
100 O0 fency Photographs. assorted, - cs per dos
Will sell no less than dozen Photographs
Every Lady and Gentlemsn can be furnished theii
Photograph. very low, By sendnga copy 0s what thsy
eaire price 81 80 per dox. colOred. 9s0O per dozen
W. cnn take any Kind OF picture At the above raeee
All orders done In the very best style.
~ Every Lady nd Gentleman shoud send and
procure Of the ahuve articee Al articlea .ent
BY msi free ofchsrge, receipt Afhe above psiees
Al: The above are warranted = Arst quality goods
Philip Hll 4 Co, xanmfv aud lmportsrs
mch 1s-dsm - Market a.. Philada. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Tns London Engineer does not think the
Atlantic cables will b setvieeabls mitch
longer. 1t says: "Hew long the Allan
tic cables will last before an accident occurs
is matter Of some speculaaioo. We shall
be astonished il two Year, pass without IN
interruption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
IioT or PREMIUMS.

Co. THE Model Fruit Farm ............ (. fsi tto
9-el.OUD In 0rcenhac ks................. 100
3--Dne span 0f ma.cn-d Bay Horses, with
eiegaLt Top Carriage aud Harness j.. 400
A-Ouc superb OH Painting. MARY Na;da-
lenc aud Child, yhlue .... ......... Zoo
e-Oue Piano, tChickesinx) ...4.........+. 100
TIE PianO waa drawn ny nc At the Nnsth.
Weetoen Ialf In Chicago ticket ~.
C-Oue complete set u. b. ack walnut Ea--
niture, In green rep 49,. ....... coo
7-Ons large Mirror. French Plate Glass.
~, high, aazsble tsi0mipgs 30
Some NriOdeon... .+s.+. Is
9-On~ complete Get Of ParIor Bedroom
Flfni ure go
i0-One complete set ~ Sitting room Fur.
0itusc. ............. SW
10 ie-Ons on Passing Ia Oval Git
Frame 0f Lincoip, Washington, Lady
Waahine1ou, Gen. Gens. Gen. Sacr-
nan, Daniel Webster. TsopI -pr M,
Tfypaee, fsli. "Iinnters List sh"s."
eSh 80 ............... ......-. s.tao
20 -Opo Cabtnet OfRua. $3.50. =. ....... ID
el-Ons Missus. Fr.Ach Plate :. -. lou
3S-Un- Rosewood Mssble-Top Center
Tehle.. ............... ~"
q 70 Il influeive-Tea fret class Sewing
Nsenanes, oi95 each .......... 49,. 40
n 10 81 incluGlvs-Ftve 0rse class Knitting
Nerhloee,1 lhO each. 49,. 49,. TO
ss-Two vaess. French Flowers. with Mar. -
6lsSterds. -. ............. iS
Some What-nJt, with fren b Pate Mr.
~c-Psrian Marble Card Receiver -. ;. u
li-Upe Miro. French Plate Ola s.-... 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
WANTED.

A Thorough Business Man.
tho rRAvBL AND y 0nK pUR ALEADM0
Be- peid 70 : esntisasn sdspsed % O. basfsess.
". F. ROSS,
jsal0-atf NV. soe. "a ead Dss1y Sc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
8 S!NGsN;
f}WlsDAA
5$oGCeAG,

OLE Ms Van Wankle Gaan.
Geld Medal sherry.
Pert am0 M00efna,
Huoevest Bourbon,
Wheat Nutrient,
old Homestead i've.
IN addition 70 our busiAees OF selling Wineo, ETC.,
IN original packages and In order to Insure 70 Gus
TONERS Pure Lilrors In compact and convenient
form, We commenced the enterprise a bottling and
pne king In cases well known Wines, Brandiee
Nh:rkics etc. and have cent them out In style thai
WV preclude the possibility Of their being tampcsed
with before reaching the purchaser. The general ap
probation and gratifying that he's awarded oul
eoste has encouraged TO maintain the stan 1afd n
SeaashG Quality also 20 make increased esrts 70 re
vain the confidence and patronage which ha been q
hbesaly bestowed npon Ne.
BTNINGRR = CO.
Established i1.sl Importers Of Vince. etc.,
No. 10 Beaver street. New YORK
The above popular goods are put up IN caees con
eGosne one dozen bottles each. and ere cold BY n
prominent Druggiste. Grocers. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
The ue,us Of Bsn.nccr b Co., No. Is Beevss stree
u avnyaceoc 10 the exact and literal truth Of wha
eycs thcv fcpscecr;.-N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
me iynprstflP honee Of Bningcr q Co.. No.
Beaver street (. cnllctef upon principles AZ inteG
nv feirnees and the highest honos.-N y. Evcxinl
ksrecee. Observation-Disclosures
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Colonel W. Hyde Clark Of Dubuque, has
been voted the ra,k ef "Brevet Brigadisr
GeneralU. s. V."by The U. s. Senate.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
ALSO

All the right, title and crest of the defendant,
in and to The fllcwng descriI ed piece, parcel ard
lot of land. situate and being in the township Of
Falls, County of Wyoming. and State Of Penusyisa-
nil. bounaed on the North by lands If Spencer
Fitch, East bv lands of Isaac Smith, South by the
Susquehanna River. ami West by lanI Of Mathew
Sherwood, containing about eighteen acres, anout
eight thereof improved, with frame dwell.
ing h, use, fr me shed, and SID ell apple or
charl thereon. with the appurte nances.
Seized and taken Al execution at the suit Of Isaac
Smith rs A. w NJ hon aud 1 has. Mahon.
Aud will be sold for cash only nv
w. DEWITT. Sheriff.
Sberit's Office, Tank, Mar Is, 1867.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
SHERIFr'S SALE.

YVIRTuE of writ of Venditioni Erponas
ID will expose to Public Sale ar the Court II use,
in runkhannnock, Wyoming County, Pa. ON
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL 1867,
st one O'Clock P NJ, the following described prop.
erty, to wit:
A certain piece parcel Or tract of land sit
uate in the township ot Monroe, Wyomi " County
Pa aud bounded on the North East by lands of
Mark Newman on the South East by l.njs Of
Barnes the South West by lands lately owned
by Charles Miner, AMI on the North by lands un-
known, containing about ons hundred and twelve
acres about fifty acres thereof improved wit one
two story frame dwelling house, frame bara,
one hog pen and other out buildings apple or
chard other fruit thereon, with the sppur-
tenances
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Joh,
Wall now assigned to j ANS Jones rs John Wall
Administrator of Noah NeSm IN dec' i and Samuel
G, Howell. Terie Teundut.
And will be sold for cash only. by
NV. DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Tank Mar l8 1867
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
ALSO

All the iefend nt's right, title, and nte rest, in
ami tn the following piece parcel and lot of Ia d
situate and being in the township Of Falls, County
of WIomIug, ani State OF Pennsylvania. bounded
tht North by lands of Spencer Fitrh, East by
lands of Isaac Smith, SOUTH by the Susq Ia ma
river, and West ny land of Mathew Sherwood, con-
tanning about eighteen arres, aooui eight acres
thereof improved, with frame dwelling house
frame shed and small apple orchard thereon
with the appurfeRances
Seized AMI taken in execution at the suit Of J
" Lynch rs. A. w. VI ,hou
Amt will be soil fIr cash only, by
NJ W DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sherids 0fi;s, Mar. I5, 1867.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of certain writ OF Veidi'ioni Err
ID ponaS. 1 will expose to Public sale, al he
C"u.t tlnuse, in Tunkh anuock Borough, Wyoming
County, Pa, On
SAIURDAI, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1867.
d O'CLOCK p. NJ the following described prop
cry, to wit.
All that certain piece. parcel, tract of land
situate the Township OF Nor hmorellni, Wyoming
County, Pa, ami bouu ted on the North oy iauds of
Henry Houser, On the Z ISL by lands OF Moody
Whrw we'll, on the Sou h AMI West by lands OF Eli
Baker containing about seventeen acres, be the
Same more or less, all impruye4, with frame
dwell Dg buuse frame barn, and one tPaL.e wood
house, and other out buildings aud apple orchard
aud other fruit Trees thereon with the appurtsnan-
Seized aud taAen in execution at the suit of A. J
Trpp Mary LIppo.
AuI Will De sold for cash only, by
NJ. W. DEWITT, Sheriff
Sherif's Off e, Trnk, Mar. l8, 1867.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
Sherif'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Faras T will ex
D pos TO Public Sale, at the Court H"use In
1unkhannork Borough. Wyoming County.
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1867
at on o clock M the following described property
to wit
All the right title and interest of the defendants
in and to The following described pieces parcels and
tracts Of Ianls lying ami beug in rh- Township OF
Sorthlnoreland, County of Wyoming and State If
Penn>ylv Bnuuied IN the North by Ian /. If
NJ 8. Wells, on the East by land Of Mooiy Whit
we'll, TN the South by anis OF D'ct Thompson ami
on the Yves by land of Levi Winters, contaiaing
about thirty thre Or less, about twenty
acrss thereof improved with he appurtenlices.
One other lot piece parcel of land situate iu
the township OF Nnrthmoreani, County of Wyo-
ming and State OF Pc nsylvania Boun lei on the
North by land of James Smith on th.. East by other
land # said defendants. on the South by land of
Ltvi Winters, and on the West by land of ,cob
Bell sni - ---Van Wicker, containing about
twenty acres, more or less about Twelve
thereof impro ed with log stable and some
fruit trees thereon, wi h the appurteuspcss."
Seized and thken in execution at the suit Of Aaron
Brown, ps Eli Baker and Asher Baker,
And will be sold for cash only by
NJ. DEWITT, Sheriff.
SheriTs Once, Tunk. Pa. March, 26, 81.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
SHTRIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Fdcias post Yen
ID d,ttoni Erponds, will expose to Punlic sale
at the Court House in Tunkhanncck Borough, Wy
oming County, on
SATURDAY.. THE 18Th DAY OF APRIL, 1867,
at one o'clock p. NJ the following described prop
erty, to wit;
All the right. title and interest of Joseph S. Hay.
den. one of the defendants in said writ mentioned
in and to the following described piece parcel, and
lot of land, situate iu the township of Windham
County ct Wyoming, and State of Pennsylvania,
bounied and described as follows to wit on The
North by lani of john Fassett, en the East by
land of Dorcas Hayden. the South by land Of
John Fassett, and on the West by land of John
A. Allen, containing about fifty one acres, be the
same more or less, all uninproved with the appur-
tenAnccs.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Clark
Hayden now as'd 10 Ii. X French rs. Joseph 5.
Hayden and Joseph T. Jennings.
And wlil be soli for cash only by
NJ W Dewitt, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Tunk. Mar Is, 1867.
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Jursrs Drawn to serve at ApcIl rerm--,6

Jursrs Drawn to serve at ApriI Term--'67
GRAND JURORS.
Braintrim---Jus Keenev Philip Thomas
CiintOu--- Henry M,th-wsun.
Eaton BENZ. Hall, Stephens Dana
FsIls---S. 5 Brink Alfred Fitch Israel Oneal
Meshoppen---Micha Clinton, K j. Haliesk, Clark
Winans
Mehoopans Benz. Kinter.
Monroe Geo. s. Howell John Wall,
NOrhmor-lsnt-R K C Hatfield
Nchos0n-C L. Jackson
Tunk. BO0 - John Day erry Billing.
TIuk. Up Jacob Knger, Daniel Ball, Peter
Cronp,
W. .Shngton---Stephen Place
WI ldham--- Richard Brungess A. J. Hunt
TRAVERSE.
Braintrim--- Ezra K~eney. J. s. Lum.
ClInton---J0hn Beiel Pardon KuaEp, Henry
NeHcomb, WIN Gardner
Eaton-Wm. Hunter,
Exeter-.John DymDnd
Falls--Lymsn Swarlz. VIM. McKume.
FOrkston- Hiram Hitchcock
Mesnoppeu---J. NJ Robinson. Ahira Gay, Church
V.n0stoll.
Mehoopany---John Maynard, Barney Walters
Theron Vaughn, Wm. Hahn
MonrUe-Jobn Schooley.
Nicholson ---E. N. Bacon AIah Squier, Ephrain
Pickering. George ROught.
Nor n Branch--Peter T Hope.
Northumberland. W. Jaques, Merritt Penny
TuDk, Bcro.---Csrl Henninyer, F. G. Os,erhout
Ephraim Carpenter.
Tunk Tp.---Jsmes Shfer D. z. Michael, John
Hoadley.
wiudha m Geo. Wright, Anssl Gay, Jacob De-
trick
wAshiERt9H---J. n. Harvey,
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sUBPRNAIN DIVORCE.

Lydia J. Gould,oy her In Court of Common Pleas
next friend Go Will }"f Wyoming Co. No So.
Iians. vs James Gould. Nov. Tern. 1866.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE FROM THE BONDS OF
MATRIMONY
l. Moees W Dewitt, High Sheriff Of the County of
Wyoming hereby make known unto the above nam
ed ines Gould that ne be AMI appear at the Court
of Common Pleas, to b" held at Tunkhannock in and
for Wyoming Co. on Monday the 18th day Of April
A D. 1867, then ani there 10 answer the said com
plaint an! 10 show cause, if any he hath. why the
bonds Of Matrmony between himself and Lydia j,
tioulo his wife sbaall not be dissolved,
M DEWITT, Sheriff
TunkhannOck, March 10th 1867.