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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

Township Meeting.-The Union voters
of sandusky Tonwship-bOth in and out of
the Oity-are requested to meet at the En-.
CINE House, in Fremont, on next Saturday
afternoon, March %, at o'clock; to nominate
candidates for Township officers.
UNION CLUB.
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Our Agent at Bellevue. friends
and patrons in the vicinity of Bellevue will
notice that we have made Mr.. H. GooDsoN
our agent at that place. Mr.. GooDsoN is au-
thorized TO receive subscriptions advertising
and contract for and deliver job work of all
kinds. Any orders for work given to him
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The Union Club.-The regular meeting
of the Union City Club will be held this,
Friday evening, at ia O'Clock, at the
Headquarters. Ii is desirable that there
should be full attendance, and especially
that each ward should be well represented.
BY ORDER OF THE CLUB.
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Farm for Sale.

VERY desirable farm, about one mile south
a west from Bellevue, Ohio. The farm contains
house. rood out-houses, &c orchard, two wells Of
good water and situated on an excellent road.
Fer further particulars enquire of the subscriber
on the premises. RobEhT h. STEWART.
q 1897 -10wQ
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Wanted.-Au agent in every town in tn
United States to sell the best variety of
Clothes WriDgers in the world. Prices
varying from $3.50 to $12,Oo-with wood er
iron frames, with or without cog-wheels.
For Circulars and terms, apply to HAYES d
LOGAN, 81 Ooruhill and IS court Street,
Boston. l2w3
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

Board of AgrIoulture.-The State Board
of Agriculture was in session at Columbus on
the l4th, revising the premium list They
have decided 10 award gold medal to the
best herd of cattle, consisting of one bull and
four cows. TO be owned and bred by the ex-
hibitor,
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Sale of Property.-Ths Elevator has
changed hands. Mr.. l. E. AmsdeH has sold
his interest to L. @. Rawson; and James
Moore and Joseph L. Rawson has been ad-
ded to the firm as an equal partner.
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Attention is called to the advertisement
of the new firm of Joseph L. RawsOn. Tie
three solid names which constitute the firm
need no endorsement from any body.
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Musio.-We have received the following
pieces of music from g. NJ. Tremaine, 4Sl
Broadway, n. Y, one of the most enterpris-
ing music publishers in the country:
"Where have the beautiful gone," duette
by J. G. Clark.
''Juvenile Party Galop," by ]. De Las
ienski.
A Acomplete catalogue may be had from the
publisher.
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Seven Young Ladies' Lost.-When
last seen they were in crowd at Harrl' s
Photograph Rooms in BucklaDd's new block
waiting their turn to have their Photographs
taken.
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Proposals.,

VHOR building two or three hundred rods of post
and rail fence, on the Glenn farm south Of this
city this pring will he received at the Office of homer
Everett, in the city of Fremont.
JAxEs K. GLENN.
By CHARLES EvERxTr his Agent. Q0E3)
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Spring Wheat for Sale Moore 4 Dean
have just received l5o bushels of Spring
Wheat, which they will sell for seed. En-
quire of E. B. Moore & Bros Crockery
Store, Fremont, or at Moore d Deans Mill,
Ballville.
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The Union Brass Band of Bellevue, Ohio,
gave grand Promenade" party at National
Hall, in Clyde,on Friday eve. March 22nd,
for the benefit of Charles Reinhart, the Olar-
iouet player of Clyde who soon intends to or
ganize Brass Band at that place.
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The New Bells for he German Catholic
Church of this city have arrived. They
were cast in Troy, N. Y. weigh 2OO0 TBS,
and cost 800. The church has also sent for
a Town Clock, worth $500.
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Notioe IN Builders-

c1EALED PROPOSALS will be received up to April
Ist, 1867 by the Board Of education OF this city,
for the building of two School Housee The plan and
tpsc'heatons Of which can be at the Post Office,
on and after TUESDAY, March 18th
BY order of the Board.
HENRY LEsHER, Secretary.
Fremont March 13, ls6I.-l1ws.
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House and Lot for Sale.

yJNHE UNDERSIGNED odsrs for sale, at low price
i and on reasonable terms, goo dive story frame
house snd three and half lots Of ground, on the cor
ner Of Napoleon and Wood Streets, Fremont, west
side ef the river, On high ground. Enquire on the
PREMISES or Of william TottsD, at the Post Office.
6smlO SUSAN TOTEM.
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ds.-There is no more effective way
to advertise than by business cards. Thor
oughly enterprising business men scatter
them every where. With cur new styles of
type we can print as neat and handsome
cards as can be made any where.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

An Assignment.-The Store of Ryder
4 Tyler was closed on Wednesday, the firm
having made an assignments to Joseph Hun
ter of Elmore.
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Union PrimarV Meefing.

The Union men Of Ballville ara requested TO meet
ct the Babon School House, at O'Clock the after
noon of Friday, March 29th, 1867, to nom
mate candidates for township officers to be elected at
the Spring election On the hrss Monday In April
next. COMMITTEE.
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A Soldier.-The Democrats who have
worried so. much of late lest the soldiers
should not get their share of the Offices, will
take notice that vetran takes the place Of a
civilian in the Post office.
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marria0es.

March 18th 1867, by Rev. NJ. Ort. Mr..
CHARLES P. DEYo3of Erie Co., o., with Miss
MELINDA NJ. CLosE, of Townsend, Sandusky
90. o tltsE ..r -s ..-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Astonishing The most astonishing
thing in the history oftrade in this county
is the amount of goods sold by H. Munk, in
the Post Office Building. All sorts ofgents
clothing can be bought Of him at almost
nothing.
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i to s Acre Lots

nF good land with fruit trees on them for sale,
mile south of Fremont, near the village nf Ball
Vile The land Is well adapted to grapes, fruit gar
deninp or farming For price and terms enquire
of r. ". MCCLELLAN.
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Envelope Cards. neat card printed
on an envelope will cost you but little and
will advertise your business. The job Of
fee of the journal does excellent work in
that line .,rgs
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Dramatio.-The Amateur Dramatic
Club of the Monumental Association, OF
which Chas. BELL, Esq, is manager, have
arranged their programme for the season, as
we understand, and will give due notice of
the entertainments. They purpose giving
three more entertailments this spring, on
which occasion, they will produce Little
Barefoot" which is cempanion-piece to
Fanchou; "The Dead Heart Tragedy
founded on an incident in the French Reyo-
luton and representing an episode Of that
stormy period; and close the season, as
they began it, with "FdnchOn, The Cricket. ="
We believe the precise dates Of the entertain
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For Sale.

NICE HOME and one acre of Land, with fruit
"A trees and buildings, in the city of Fremont,
very cheap and long time for payments; also about
4 Of ar scre on Water street, Ia Fremont suitable
foranv manufacturing establishment, and near the
business portion Of town. Enquire OF d. L JUNE.
Fremont, Jan le, 1seT-8H
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Letter Heads,-We are now printing
some very neat and handsome letter heads,
and keep constantly on hand paper ruled
for letter head printing, both Congress and
Commercial size
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1OoA ACRES ofland on Eau Glare river Wisconsin,
lNis offered at great bargain for cash, or in ex
change for lumber delivered next fail, property In
Fremont. By DR.. L. DILLON. Fremont, Ohio
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Change.-Pery OlOse has made some
changes and improvements in his store which
add much to the attractiveness of the room.
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For Sala Qhaan.

GOOD large double Land Roller, suitable for roll
"A ing all kinds Of plowed ground. IL can be seen
By calling at the old Planning Mill Sash Factory
East side Of river (7uS) N. HAYNES
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Black Ash Shingles

TNOR SALE, at reduced price,. S4.25 per 900, aud
the hind sold last year ~ 81 90, will be sold At
$O0 They are believed to lie the best and cheapest
shingles now in the market
R. ". B. MCCLELLAN.
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

Is now offered to the afflicted tAToughou. the eoun-
try, alter having been Frovsd By the test Of eleven
years, in the New England States where its merits
have become we'll kuoEn the tree from which, in
mart 1t derives its Virtuas
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Boots and shoes.-Go to Smith Bros. to
buy your boots and shoes for they are Just
receiving splendid stock of spring goods
which they offer very cheap.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

SHEET MUsIc-A few copies of the beauti-
fnl waltz, Ydise de Narghereta may be had
by calling on the Composer ME. FRED. b.
nnss l-3W
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TINE TABLES.

CLEVELAND q TOlEDO RAIL Road.
eosse EAST. GOING WEST:
Day Erpress. ..2s6 A. II lchlcsgo Express II l2AM
Mai - o.ks A. n j kAil.--------. SLOPE.
n. z. Express. eos ?. n Night Express u ss p. n
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Eairbauks'

q TON HAY SCALE, for sale cheap, just the size
- for farners Also, q small Steam Engine, With
BOILER aud fixtures suitable for saving wood, making
Sorghum, &c r. W. B. MCCLELLAN
Fremont March I, 1s67.-10m2.
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1.-TWO Hundred Thousand Pipe Slaves; Two Hun
il dred Thoussnd Red esk staves; for which the
highest market price viii bepeid I'm cash, BY
M. BINkLEY,
Fremont, Dec %, 1see.-1ns
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Land. Land,

NTEAR the Presbyterian Church. win be sold
N cheap II sold within the next 30 days. Title
perfect. Enquire at the Shoe Store Of SHERMAN
4 c. opposite the Oroghau House. en
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Bill Heads. present a written
scrawl at the head, but go to the Journal
Office and have them printed, with your card
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures sore throat, colds, coughs, dyptheris, bron
chitis, splitting OF blood and pulmonary ase5tious
generally. It Is remarkable remedy for kidney COM
plants, dab ties, dcu ty of vOidiug urine. bleeding
from the kidneys and biadder, gravel and other
plaintE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Horsaa for Sale.
Wanted,

THREE good work Horses for sale ut bargain as
to price and payments. Call on the undersign-
ed north Of Fremont. PHILLIP MICHAEL.
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An old Farm Sold.-James Valette,
Esq, has sold his fine place west of town to
Mr.. Chester Edgerton.
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surely wonders will Never Cease. :

Surely Wonders will Never Cease
DR.. Agar the celebrated healer has been IN
our town a few days, causing great excite
ment by curing the people without the use
of medicine. The Doctor has rooms at the
Kessler Hotel, where be is daily visited by
crowds of persons of both sexes and all ages
seeking relief and cure for their ills. He
cordially invites the poor or those not able
to paw to come and be healed without money
and without price. This surely is very
generous offer. We advise all who are sick or
ailing with any disease or complaint to give
the Doctor call Immediately. He will re-
main during the month of March. tlOt
Beautiful Instruments.-Got to the Mu-
sic and Jewelry Store of E. L. Cross, and
see the nice 5-ectave MelOdeOps at S75.O 10
each 0tL
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house and Lot for Sale

r WILL o1sr nv houss and lot for sale, situated
4 the corner Of Croghan and Wayne Strests. En-
oaire cf p 5. white, Bank Of Fremont
01vlsl @. n. FISHER.
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Nsdsof Impsrishable materials, enSnsled inside
and out to prevent rust, and tbe exterior has hns
Rosewood 6nish. When properly csmeated the re-
mains Of the deceased free hon irruption Of va
ter the dspredatlons Of Tsrmin, and may Eithou-
offensive oder be kept long DESIRED thus obvil
atnE the aseesRaty Of hasty burislF. have them OF
all sizes.
Fremont. ian 1854. O. ". TsOHUMY.
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FREMONT.

Wanted. AN active, steady boy, from
Is to IL years of age, to work iuAthe Journal
Office fAtf
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GEORGE CLAGHORN
FREMONT, OHIO.

TTAKE GREAT PLEASURE in announcing to the
p1blie that have ample faclitiest to accommodate
the creased custom of the Fall aDd Winter Seasons
aud intend that our establishment ehsl maintainlts
No. reputation.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery of Cuba.

H0ynI HaFahnA L0IIefy OF Ou'As
Drawd once in seventeen days. Prizes cashed ana
Information given. Bighest rates paid for douboons
nd sll kinds Of geld a7d silver. GEoRsE CPHAM, %
N. Main 81. Providence. R. /.
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Warm Meals at all Hours.

Farmers will 6nd "Nsrble Halr' just the place to
get E good square meal when they come to town
with their produce.
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OYSTER r s!

Oysters served NJ In any STYLE desired. Fresh oys
tsrs received daily by Express Oysters for sale oy
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OO7lSu1dttOn 9es,
DR. =. JoLLIE MATToOKs.

be consulted at his Offices asfollows for the
'o7 ons day every four weeks: ---
FREMONT, o., Ksssler's Hotel, Mondays, Jan.
II, Feb. II, March IL, April Is, May 13.
CLYDE, o., American Eagle, Tuesdsys, Jan. 16,
Feb. IL, March II, April 16, May II.
N0RWALK, o., American Hotel, Wednesdays,
Jan. I6, Feb. 1a, March Ia. April II, May, Is.
0BERLIN, o., Travellers Home, Thursdays, Jan.
IL, Feb. IA, March IL, April Is, May 16.
ELYRIA, o Beebe Honse, Fridays, Jan. Is, Feb.
Is, Esrch 10, April 10, Aay1T.
RESIDENCE, Cleveland, l07 Erie Street, Sstur-
days, Jan. ls' Feb lo, March Is, April 20, May 49,
v1znaSyl.
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HeImbOId Extract Buchu and IMPROVED
Ross VASE secret and delicate disorders in all
their stages atlttle EXPENSE little no change in
diet, ineonvenisncs and no exposure 1t is pleas
ant IN taste and odor, Immediate in its action, and
free from all Injurious properties.
March ], 1s67.-yl5neyl.
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rRE WIFE PINE COMPOINn.

oSOAsuHs ". D" mil ", rrorf1etOr.
Prepared at The New England Botanical Depot los
Hanover Street. Boston, under the anpeiTision Of
Rev. J. ". Pollard y
Strong & Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio, and Bentoa
Myers, cansiald, 0hfo, wholesale Agents.
For sale by al D-rggistz IN FREMONT.
March IL, lse7.-ylSnlI,
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REGISTRATION.
1st Precinct. Richland District. s, C

4SC ET6CluCC, hlcnlanQ UlsCr1Ct, 3, T.,
THIS Board will commence duty Angus.
10, for tho accommodation OF the voters at
Camp Ground, and will sit in session, be-
tween the hours Of Q q. m. and o'clock p
M, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust 10, 20 and 81.
On the 22d, it will convene at Ford's Mill
and will se,T &c six hours daily, at above
time, for three days, viz: Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, August %, % and "a
thus alternating three days in a week at
each place, uptil registration is complete
The books i'll be open for public inspec-
ton, at Camp Ground, September 10, II,
II, IL and II. The final session, for revis-
ing the lists, will be held September %, "a
and 25.
The books for Ford's Mill box will be
open for public inspection September 16.
II, Is, 10 and 20. The final session, for
revising the lists, will be held OH the Goth,
9th and 2Sth.
All persons qualified to vote under the
provisions of the Act of Congress passed
March 2, 1867, entitled can Act to provide
for the more Efficient Government of the
Rebel States" and the several Acts sup
Elementary thereto, are invited to appear
before the Board of Registration.
JA1iES WINDSOR,
Chairman Board Registration
First Precinct, Richlaud District, S. C.
| Aug Ii G
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here this evening, having been ar
rested on the charge of perjury in
having registered. The case Of Judge
Henry w. Thomas, of Fairfax, who
arrived last night, under arrest for
violating the civil rights bill by re-
fusing to take negro testimony, has
been set for the next term Of the
United States Court. He was bailed
to appear. Both parties had been
indicted by the Grand Jury.
New ORLEANS, August 14.-Admi-
raj Tegethoff arrived last evening,
and will await orders from the Aus
trian Government.
CHARLESTON, August 1.-THE
number registered to-day was GA, OF
whom 1852 were white and 4S2 CO.
lored.
At meeting OF the Board of
Trade, this morning, n long letter
was read from Gen. Sickles, in reply
to a recent remonstrnnce of the Board
concerning Orders No, 10 and 80. He
upholds all the provisions of those
orders.
Sailed-Schooner America, New
York. schooner WpnOnob Roltinora
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REGISTRATION.
Sd Precinct, Richland District. S. C..

W iCC1uCL, hlCIllduu OlSCr1CC, .. y.
THIS Board will commence duty August
10, for the accommodation of the voters at
"Gadsdcn Box" and will sit in session.
between the hours of nine [9J q. m. and
thr l3] o'clock p. M, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. August 19-It will convene
at 'Garner's Mill Box" and will serve five
hours daily, at above time, for three Isl
days, viz: Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day-thus alternating three Isl days in a
week ut each place, until registration is
complete. TO this end, and in compliance
with Paragraph XIX, General Orders No.
65, Headquarters Second Military District
sessions will be held for public inspection
and revision of the lists, giving abundant
time for that object, after September ~,
and for perfect registry of this precinct
by the 1st day of October, 1867
All persons qualified to vote under the
provisions of the Act of Congress D, ssed
March 2, 1867, entitled San Act to provide
for the more Efficient Government of the
Rebel States," and the several Acts sup
Elementary thereto, are invited 10 appear
before the Board of Registration.
c. L. ANDERSON,
Chairman Board Registration
Third Precinct, Richland District, S. C.
Aug 10
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~. Te1@grRRh-
,lErpresslv for He Colunabiaj Phasnir. |
Cable Dcspatchcs

L1yERroon, August 14.-Foo-chow
adyices state that Ia, O0O, 900 pounds
of new crop tea have already been
sold. J7,ftt, E 81
The Federal steamers Hartford and
Wyoming fought Chinese pirates on
the Island of Tennosa. They refused
to surrender the murderers of the
American Bark Rover's crew. After
shelling the shore, several boat loads
of the Americans effected landing,
when five hours sharp fighting en- :.
sued. Fifteen officers and men were
sun-struck. Lieut. Mckenzie was
fatslly wounded The bombardment
continued until the natives disap-
peared, when the vessels left the
scene.
Garibaldi is at Sienna, renewing
preparations for n movement on
Rome.
1t is rumored that Omar Pascha,
commanding in Gambia, has resigned.
Negotiations between Prussia and
Denmark are progressing amicably.
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED LADY.
Madame G. d. Murat, relict of the
Prince Achille Murat, died at her
plantation, in Jefferson County, Fla,
on Tuesday morning last. She had
attained the advanced age of seventy
years. Her demise will be sincerely
lamented by n large circle of ac-
quaintances.
MURDER. We are informed that
Jack Woodberry, (colored,) living in
Britton's Neck, committed an assault
on his step child, Sanco White, on
the 5th inst, inflicting injury so Sc
rious as to cause death two days
afterwards. Marion Star.
ANOTHER MURDER. negro by
the name of Elias Saunders was
brought to Jail on Thursday last,
charged with having committed MUIR
der upon the person of another ne
gro, Tony Root, the day previous.
LdurenSDiWe Herald.
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RICHLAND---IN EQUITY.

II. P; DcGraaf, Executor, vs. j. C. Green.--
BiNto Forectose Mo,tgage.
DURSUANT to the order of the Court in
IL the dbovo stated case, will sell. be-
fore the Court House, on the FIRST MON.
DAY n Septembe. iioxt,
All that LUF OF LAND, situate in the
city OF Columbia, on the corner of TAYLOR
and Bull streets, bounded on the North bv
Taylor street, East by lot of -- Miles,
South by lot of Richard Holmes and West
by Bull street, containing onc-half acre,
more or less; together with the buildings
thereon-.upon the following terms:
So much cash as will defray the costs Of
suit and expenses of sale; balance on
credit OF one, two and three years, with
interest at the rate of Z Per centum per
annnm, secured by bond and mortgage of
the premises. d. B DESAUSSURE,
Aug ~ 10 c. T. r. D.