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In the matter ofthe estate Of Jerome b. Wheeler dc,
ceased.
kN reading and filing the petition OF John II skeeIe
" administrator, de-, representing among other
things that he has fully administered said estate
and praying that time and place be fixed for allow
ing and examining his account of his adm instration
filed with said petition it is ordered that SAT- account
De examined by the judge Of this court on the oath
day Of August next ensuing at his office in the city
and county Of Kenosha, at 10 O'Clock a. m Of said
day.
given to all persons interested by publishnga copy
Of this order In the Kenosha Telegraph, a weeEly
newspaper paper published in said county, for three
successive weeks prior to said day ofhearing.
ANTHONY VANWYCK
Dated July 31st 1867. 3w9 County Judge
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6 Cure AL, ,.
Or. JOSEPH BIRD,
KenoSha, Wis.
sheriff'8 Sale on Foreclosure Of Mortgage,

Sherif's Sale on Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court of Kenosha Ooun-
ty. Ansel Glover against Henry Jenson Lucy A.
Jenison and Augustus Siz. -.
By virtue OF and pursuant to judgment rendered
in said court in the above entitled action dated Feb
ruary 10Th, 1861, shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, at the front OF the Court House,
tn the City OF Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, on
Saturday, being the 31St day Of August 1867 at the
hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following described mortgaged property, 10 wit -
The south half of the northwest quarter of section
eighteen QS) town ~ north Of range twenty (20),
east, being the town of salem, in said County
Dated at the sherifPs Office, Kenosha, Wis this
18th day of July, A. d. 1861.
THOMAS A. HEALY,
gbariR
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Second wand,
s. E. Or. sec. 80 r. 2 Il. %.
Washington Island.

7neto1Soaoiag in NJ W. Or. Sec. 80 T. 2. r. %.
los HILL s $50 RDee, q AZ
& Torrance, 10 40 Dee, 20 | l AZ
Steel, 1t 6 blk ne h sec 81 7 2 r % 81 80
Third Ward.
The (ouoaoing IN N " Or Sec 81 II R23
A King, 1t Is Blk So IS
sec G. r X %. thence e Al Sl2 #, thence rds
thence w Al 912 #, thence Il rds to beg sec
TIRES SIT
Forbs com 10 rds of Sc cor Of 1t II and 15H rds
W of the centre of the old Chicago road thences
6 rds thence 5% rds thence n 6rds, thence
81 rds to beg, ne u sec 6 T r % &c
7 w Adams, com II rds of sc cor Its II and l5X
rds W of centre of old Chicago road, thence 81
I'd, thence to W line of \ of sd 4 sec, thence
rds, thence e to beg, ne sec 3 / RIB 81
BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION.
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81 80 :;
S: % =! !; D !z6I

Agsn male and female wanted every town and nobbo,-
'ng Dsst paying article Of necessity every ni 49,
I wJIr JUST THE THING 10 sill INV
1890 Large prohts small capitalno -
r permanent, Inmate and pleaant and Suitabis
E9,oI Iesch@ faruers, Mechanics or aavboSv
by y ass I'd and full right for II years. sevrs
stamp for papers, ~ r. osy ~, address with
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C Pieree--com chas 81 lis and rds ne cor sd
4 sec, thence 81 rds 1S ks thence W % rds II ks
thence II rds "a ks to Baldwin's land. thence
srds, thence to line Prairie Avenue, thence
to beg except that part taken for Pomeroy street
t tbrdp pw i ap sec 6TiR2s 'p u 1926 50
NJ EHLE's SUB ADDITION OF SIX ACRES.
G Bronson--com at q point 90 chas "a ks n from
line OF sd 4 sec. and18 rds ks ofe line, thence
" to land owned by Hale Bond, supposed to be
% rds II ks thence to corporation line, thence
to a point OF beg. thence to beg, except what
may be included in Fremont ave, NV a sec %
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he touootng in the s. w. Or. Sec 50, T2Rq8
DURkEE'S WESTERN ADDITION.
The jolloaoing IN the S, W. Or. 81 TAR %

,d3 The foloeoing in the S, W. Or. 81 T2R28.
-.si.F lot bk amt lot blk amt
S Y Brande-9 $50 81 20 Q sweeney-4s 154 22s
Salmon Al 1854 "a f HickoX-5l 154 . 20
NJ Perry As 1854 2 30 Ed Hunt So 155 81
FIsKs WESTERN ADDITION.
Fisk-all that part of sd Blk within the limits Of
the city supposed to be So TT and 1t bk 10 80 n
S Fisk-all within city limits bounded on the " by
u sw u sec 81, Its & blk IL 22
McLAUGHLIN's ADDITION.
1,s Powderlv-lt % b1 3 So 81
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President.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

At he Quarterly Meeting, 1867 the following pepn
List was adopted together with the
CIass la-StaUions, (Roadsers.)
JudgePry McCommons Kenosha Jonas Rhodes Soes David
0~' -'4N"0s' Non'0'S' DaFlu
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FINE STEEL.PE4ATE ENGRAV-
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Certificates of stock in the Washington Library
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ers genuinely
Any person sending US One Dollar or paying the
same to our local agents will receive Immediately
fine Steel Plate Engraving at choice from the follow
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present in our published schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVHNGS.
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ANY person paying Two Dollars will receive either
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BOND AND srRoNa's ADDITION.

eJolEoqran0 in N r Or Sec TT r %.
q Johnson. except the part taken for Julius St
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20 to 81 MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE

All Trains run directly through to N. York
- AGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES
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In Probnte-Kenoshn County Court.

Probate Oaioe, JuIy 9th A. D. 1e87. "a.
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BOSTON AND NEW EEGLAED PASSENGERS with the
baggage are transferred free OF charge in new Yorl
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Local Agents Wanted throughout the United
~. ,...-ar- .e States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06
DR.. Mattison's Sare Remedies,
- zoe srncIAL Case,

Can be obtained only at his Onlee, No es Union
street, Providence, aud are sent hy express ia
sealed paGkaase-, frofn 06serfasis, to- q Il
1arts Of the'country TbeBdo not cRre ererJg'tiny,
gu, for their Respective pHrpase4 -ilsey sostliseg
hire no eqHs'. E5-ereu airs giving fullinio NATION
cifk the highest Testimonials also book on SDei
Dese@ts in a seated eIrlcpe, sent free a BE sure
and sead for theas for With nut FjereRce no atlyer
Using ply sicion should BE- trusted. Enclose a
stamp fof postage, and direct TO DIR. MATTISON
No. q UNION STREET PROVIDENCE, X. 4.
fYj,
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Important 30 nail owners ans!
ESg0,srSssGTs,

7 wish to call the attention of Mil Owners and
l Pr0prielors TO ny Patient saw Gause, iol
arranging Gang saws These gauges are arrang
ed that when put in they stationary; they
do not have to be removed to change the SaHs and
any man. when familiar with them, ear change
his gauges in seconds time Il Is considered 10y
those VINO have used them that this is OF lie
most use aul, economical, time and labor SAVING i'll
Nent.on thai WAS ever brought before the PEOPLE.
a. Ii. BI.LAIEi.
T T. T NJ . L
We the nndersi gned NH Owners and Practical
Niiiln,en OF Eisw Crth, are now using or about
to use BELLATl4's PATENT SAW GAUGE,
ommend ii as a practical, economical, time and
labor saving 1nvenaon, destined to coueinto gen.
eral use, all cirses where gangs saws are used.
We are satisfied from our own obsery alton, and by
using them, that it does not require more than
one-iourth OF the time 10 change gang OF saw
with this that it u Us with The Tracy Gauge, which
we are laying by, aud adopting the Bellatty GauSe
MILL OWNERS. George II. Brown.
Warren Brown, Il. y. Murch,
i T. n O. II. Grant, tPRACTfCAN MILLMEN
II NJ & Il. Hail. Isaiah PlaisdellS
j y y j. IL. Hopkins j. T, Cushnlan,
seth Tsiale, O. 7. Osgood,
Samuel Dutton, Joel T. psgood,
Il. +. Austin, Watson ID. Bulingstone
j. Z. Ossood,
This Gauge can be seen at Egery's, Store, Ban
gor.
Ellawo-th March. Goth, 1861. omlO
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Probate n Offices.
To he Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County

To The Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Hancock $50. te
Il III h undersigned, Widow of Allen Meader, late
OF Ellsworth in said County, deceased respect
full represents That said tiet'eRspd died ppssesset
at Personal Estate an In vchtnry of VIII III has been
duly returned inta the Probate 0iliee that her
circumstances render 1t necessary that she should
h;ve1nore OF said Personal Estate tsan she is en-
titled 10 on a distribution thereof; She rrays
your Honor wothl grant her such allowance out
of said personal estate ia your discretion ven
may determine necessary and proper. and that
Geiamis sioner m5y be appointed t. set out her
bower it.said estate.
SARAH MEApER.
Aug. 1th 1851.
STATFor MAINE. .s5
Hancock, S.. Court OF Probate, Aug, Term, \.
" 1885,.
Upon the foregoing Pctitien,, eRpEREB,-fha
sal Nsl9w give tuAlic hotiee 70 all spersons in
tcfcSted by Causing copy Of his Order To be
pubiis bed three week. sticce IN the woftli
American newspaper published an Ellsworth in
said County, tlt they may appear al q Court of
rolate larsaid QUA 10 he held at Ellsworth on
the seeondNvdnesday in sep next. NJ ten OF the
cluck ia the ioFeHsGii, and show cause ii any Hlcy
have, why the same should not be granted.
P.uikEg TUCK, Judge.
3wh AtteSt:-6Io. A. DYER; Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06
~. THE UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
As AN Investment.
As am Investment.

HI 4
TIE rapid progress of the Onion Pacific Rail.
road, bow buihiins west from onlsba. Nebraska,
aud forming, With its western connections, at IN
broken line across the continent, attracts atien.
ton To the value ~ Il firrt Mortgage Bonds
With the Company now offer to the public The
first que -ten asked by prudent investors il Are
these bossis seenrc'sa Next, Trey profitable
myestiaen ~ To roplA in brief -
LIST The carly completion of the whole great
line the Pacific Is certain MS any future bust.
ness cy MT can b.. The Government grant Of over
twenty million acres of land aud fifty million dol
lars its own bonds practically guarau ees it,
One fourth of tie work is already done, and the
track continues 10 be laid at the rate of two miles
day
I'd. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued
upon hat promises TO be one Of the most proiita-
bic of railroads. in the country. Fer many We rs IL
must be the only line connecting the Atlantic and
Pacific and being without competition, II can
maintain remuuera,iye rates.
81. AS miles of this road are finished, and fully
equipped with depois, locomotives, cars, Sc, and
two trains arc daily running each way, The ma
teras for the remaining - miles to the eastern
base of the Rocky Mountains are ON hand, ind it
is under contract to be done tn September
Attn. The net earnings of the sections already
finished are seret times greaf' than the gold in
~ 'e''e' ~ ~"
~',' = 10 a, o'''' ', y. ''s ,'", VIZ
-, -.
,ornpany.
9th The Union Pacific Railroad bonds can be is
sued only rs the road progresses, and therefore
can never De IN the market Unless they fes.eseht
u Donna ..de property.
9Th. ladW amount Is strictly limited by Inv To
sum e4Hal 10 vital + eraHte 10y thc |. ;. upNcrn'
mem. aud for which II takes second lien as its &c
curly. This amonn upon the hrst 5i1 miles west
irom Omaha Is only Sid,ooo per mile
'th. The fact that The [ :. Government cousid-
ors second Ten upon the toHd good invest eeui
ana that some OF tie rhte"acst railroad builders
OF TIE country haNe already paid IN five million
dollar upon the stock (Which Is To ihelh Third
lien iis! well pre- roaiidehec IN 1t inst lea.
oh. y though Il II not claimed th4t there can lie
am better securities Than toreiun ests, there are
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August 9Th. ls11.
ST ATE OF MAINE.

Ham orb :. Cont Of Z, ua.4fa, AuE. serm, 4
u. Is
Upon The foregoing Petition, oisnEH.gn - 3sat
SAID ICtfanvr give public ussiiE { To- all persons
tcleste5, bs causing eupy af The petition ata3
thi~ ultCr thereon 10 b. published three wtchs
succt-eiyel4 IN tie Ellsworth American q news
paper Vubtl-he IT. Ellsworth Ia sand County. TINT
thpN may AZ pear At Il CONT of PROBATE Iuf sald
4uutv. ia tt hrlt al Ellsworth TIA -ad county. ~
lice ala eduteA-N Of SEQ. next At ton oi tn
cit,k III The forenoon, and show canse. il any
thvy have Nhi, the prayer OF said petIt loner
should noi bt granted.
PARKER TUeK. Judge.
Sw1 Atie=t5-GEu. A DTtR Reg ter
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4 fTfR an extensive practice OF upwards Of
y twenty yeaI=. cont tults 10 secure Patents in
TIE UpIu,f stales also IN great Btittah, Fra &c
Iou- HOn.ls A. ignmeuis, and ali pal eFs or draw
ing, len Fatcbs=, executed On reasonable iet1ns
Witt dispatch. Researches made into American.
n, fatsisn va Is to detei mine h al and other
a. vice ,eudeic ed in all matters touching the same
Copies 81 the claims al any patent furnished h.
renting one dollar, Assignments recorded IN
Washington.
No .igeary in The United State possesses superior
fcti.teS FER |fQiniAg fttedfs, <r dsceri0iltay the
proc idtWyc filremioas.
D!ging eighT months The subscriber IN the course
Of his large practice, made GA ficice regretted aIy.y
LIONS siisl tl.S AIIIALs; etef9 one OF NhicI wa
DECIDED Iahis 6r0rb tie tatnliisione al raIots.
---- y -
TE-F4 tUNIAl.o,
~ rrp ~ " tt JIe 81 tle Hiazf chr he ghQ
si1aets.Jltt a. . t---l.i-ele Nlta YLDlH have itA
OH, al IilttI. pl.tsa. 51HA~. AI-A-O&.
ALWmls taArf- 81 lil}cAt-5
al h7ve no he itaeion n n en.Jr- thqt
tLct tssHaut tiH. IL! nl.ttt a0rc eeH40c z mi
trrsl Faffbg, aaa moe caPauIe { puuNs t-gff
apl lirai!uH ia q form 10 secure for them an estt
ana favorable consideration az The Patent Office
EDMUND Burn"
Late Commissioner oi Patents,
AR, r II. EDDY has ntte iUrme THIRTEEN
applications, IN all but ON OF which patent
have been granted. and that one is nov pending.
sucn HnH.i,tahahle proof of great talent ana
abB4tgios, hle part leaiis ne ~ recommend al H.
yeMtOrs 70 apply to him to procure their patents
they may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention lac to4ed ON their cases and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAdGAkD."
Jal. !, ISL N5l
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&C.. &c. ,&e.. &c.. &C., &c


&C.. &c. ,&e., &c. &C., &c.
Jnstreceivea per EXPIRES Il new fupplv of the
most popular r.tent Medicines, anon- VH-yh aFe
RlRNEIIc Preparations ltiaod lena-aAa ltsee
Complaint, Coughs, llyspcp e. Fem lc y. ct-.-
and degeneration Of Man; NVek haztc Com-
pound Whilroutns teinedy foF A>titU= +; Irtari' *
at Liver OH; Jayne, ENHtf'0t@3ts i-tt,f.
Wild Cherry Balsaul FoWlt@s can - Cor pie D.,
JeGifie's Antidote praee Benso.ne, far rcmov,
ing paint, tar, grease, Ae. ninWine Ape NJ
6arp ling OH ; Dadd', and Miiiptf- CoUUif iuG Pow
detS Cheeseman's Clarke ara pUpeheu'- Feulaic
Pills. faf female Obj auctions, sc; Gtu.ot's Con
renCrated Cure Tor nei vOus Ntahucs Hem IUl9's
Fluid Extract OF lncbu, for diseases OF the bad.
der, kidneys. &ci MAYNARD telodt0h Tor bum
and cuts :,iaroincf's ldeumatie Compound; fel IL
Wan syrup; Gouids Pm Monn >ytuPi ilouehiH.
Corn solvent, and irililibie remedy; Magnets
Balsala, Tor rheuuatian ami neHlalSie; JeAiiess
Panacea Of Lie, It sure cure for sore Throat and
Bronchial aGections stones EiiAir, ior bronchitis
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITTERs -oxygenQted, Ioansnd's Peek's, Hair
! dy' Bro rus Ciark,1- sherry Wine, Langley'a
! ,ioot !. Herb, Abbott's and others;
/ LI&IME-. r-Tobias Good samaritan, Mustang
! and Lininents ana ointu,ents 81 all Einds;
| sAtts APARlI A-Buiis, sands Shakers and
| all other principal kinds.
Pills Ayers sqsar coated, Brandseth'a and
Wrights ln'nan Vegetable.
Also, v eayers canker md salt rhCum syrup Ar
rraBts Purifying Extract, Gays Bluod Purifier
kcnnody's Medical Discovery Norse's syrup lel-
low IJoek; Railways Remedies Nc 5iuni's Elixir
Of lgiirn; 1irs., MinslnWs soothing siTup; sha
Fer Extract valeiian; Balm OF Thousand Flow
| ers; Coid Cream; Flesh Ealls, Liquid I9ougr
Aycr'- Cherry reetoral BraHts Pulmonary Bal.
monary Balsam Giarke's Cough syrup; bachelor
AMI HirfisoH's Hair Dye BarneY's MUSK cologne
shaving Ocean and Netbena Mater; Dutehel :
Dead short for Bed Bug and all other ARTICLES
usually Aept IN a Drug store.
Pevaaan's Prescriptions oaysf,sl7e COM
al poEnded. ~
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DR.. y. ]. KIsNER.
8CLECTIC MEDICINES,

NEW TREATMENT 4 NEW REMEDIES
OFFIcM, 8D ST., CENTRE WHEE11iId, W. VA
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
lpVIOES Of nm intelligent 5asSiAtanty who
win attend to the PREPARATION Of medi.
Sc hln to- iSs ~ m RI ats2fi So cut eP PS-
1entB, especially to his many friends In the
country Hl8 medicines ara RllspbRpared in
his own once, and al delivered % his pa.
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
lily u atnteted: lae hasa large number of new
rs@e61s1 which have proved remarkably y,
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed 70 Be inCurRhle, among which may
be named: Co1EumptIon, Scrofula, Dis
charges nom the Ear. OHana Enlarged GLANDS,
0anCerfEand Icins DissaS IA mode OF
treating Liver Diseases; Stomach Complaints
Bronchitis aud all d diseases, OF the Throat
sna AT ena 81 OH. 9TH
Spinal Adacti0ns3 and all diseases OF tho Ser-
10uss yBtaEld aGhnoWl lodged by AZ RhOhRy9
eVsrE noTn 10 The medical p1oie ion.S Df. K,
hn8beenI eminentiy HncCeS mi in tho treat
mentUf al diseases peculiar 70 women, viz:
Menstrual Ohatructi tons ainful Mems TustiOn,
Ls1etEheaE Uterine and QyaHonp TumOIH,
RrolApsus Uterh and Rn Nervous diseases 10
which they are suhlects 4 fft5i.lE . III
~ BE makelA speciality in the treatment OF
gu GFo9i ne. 81 ths Gelit9 Urinary
1ETttahle Bfnddef, and Hon-Ietentiop and
0E1bbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
+C1fAlnly OtAbetts and Difficult Utinating, Sy-
Pll1lttton Dt8eaae8ti in all their varied tornna
GhonaTIheai its oompl lions and HequellR,
spermatorrheaa and 1mp0teney, and al at1ec-
ttonB conBequentupo youth n1 ind iBcTetiOnE.
AiRospeeial attention paid to the treatment
Of FtstplaS White Dwelling, ETofuloua
SoreS, HarIc0Se UlcoES. DC. PefSons afnictedS
particularly with old Troublesome cases
kho1ld los NO time 10 call ON 0F. ddreB DIR.
KSHER CommunicAt IonB containing fee
promptly noticed Once pFeadFIpti0 ions and
medicine caah,4 For visits I'm city, same eg
other PhYBicianR Once hours, Q A. n. to Il
MI Pm. to4 p. IL, and 8 y. II. to9P. II.
tanl9 - !. 2 =. y -
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aMEETrSa or CRY CouScn-A2
ciai meeting or lAgtw6 branches OF the
CITY Council was held last nigh agrees
ably TO ~. ,.,3 i q ,lis 4
4 at fheIast meeting therasEWa dis.
agreement between tie two branches
upon the ordinance providing for the
electlonltof City Assessors. At that
mesdh tbs SFdihanss having been.
passed by the First Branch was q i ss 81
down TO the Second Btainch and ref IN ID
ed-with amendments, all oEW which were
coneaErsdr in except one. tTheIS Second
Branch insisted on ltIiis amendment
The First Branch insisted on IFS dis
agreements and asked al Committee of
Conference. Acommittee was appoint
ediand Its report was adopted In. the
First Branch, but rejected by the<sec-
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Iris. an admitted TACT that q. 81. Cd
bert, end OF Stone Bridge, did during
est, and best favored Soda Water ever
drawn from fountainI and that he has
again started the never Ceasing tumbler
washer together with his Soda Fonn-
tain, which IS the finest in the city, and
C1nt Be Beat, and is now ready to sup
ply all creation with pure sparkling Ice
Cold Soda Waters and that he does Keep
a better assortme of Pure Drugs,
Medicines, PeTtnmeEy, Soaps, Brushes,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses; and eyery-
thing keptdnsaJ first class drug store,,
and cheaper than ever. as :
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10 aTrustee's Sale

TN PURSUANCE EA DEED OF TRUST
IL nom Joseph Elliott to me- dated March th
ID. 1885, and Only of record In Deed Book IS,
folio ne, IN the RscorderAs once OF Ohio
county, west Va, y shall on SATURDAY.,
Inc 2Oth day of April, 1861. ION the premises
proceed to sell By Publlc Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said JoseIh FL
ltottss interest, Cbeing the one, foutth1 In
certairi tract OF land situate In Ohio county,
on the waters OF Little 5Wheeltng Creek,
eleven miles east of W heeliugs peAS the Ma
tional Road, and adjoining lands Of William
CASTOR, the heiH of Thomas Maxwen and
Others, containing one hundred and nifty
acres, more orIesS, from which said itIactI OF
land twenty-five acres and s. poles, decided
To Minor Gibson dlOther8t y 70 be taken'
Selling as trustee shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me, which, however, Il
s'TERTs 81 saI.ESs7Oo with interest from
March 2dJ 1S65, and costs of sale, cashs and
the balance In equal instalmentS OF one and
two years, with interest from day Of sale
the punches giving approved security ioE
the payment Of the deferred itstalments. : "a
's2=-s1tfffpti - iAsG. sROBINSONtTFu stee.i
WHEELING. March 10, Ist1-1m rrf f51s..f55
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-17

iDYs VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
d rom Andrew HaHtO Pulaski scatteU16y,
dated Oct, 8, 1858, and of record in Deed Book
3d. page S98 Iof the Records of 0htol county,
and an order, of the, Circuit Court Of said
county, made at the March Term, 1867, sub
shutting me rs trustee In place Of said trus.
tee named Hnt6aid deeds 3 WilJproceed on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 1867. at 10. o'clock a.
said county, % sell the following described
pfbpety To wit: Lot Numbered forty -eIght
ikSl on the'east side of Chaplinestfeeb In the
Finn Ward OF the City OF Wheeliugi In the
Statio Of (WeStl iYlFginia. As trustee, sell
sueh interest only as tsyeSted In me by said
deed and order. Terms Of sale-Cash. L.
~ = JOHN g.. CHANDLER, ITuStee