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The national Republican., 1867-05-25

WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-A stated meet
ing Of this company was held last night at their
armory, Magee's Hall. The meeting was
largely attended and much interest manifested.
The organization Is composed Of young gentle
men Of energy and spirit, and at an early day we
expect to see this hne organization upon the
street In full uniform. Several new members
were elected and signed the constitution. The
company propose to give q grand military and
civil picnic, at the Washington Park, on Thurs
day, the 9Th Of June, and appointed the neces,
sary committees to make arrangements.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUD.-A
stated meeting Of this GLIB was held on Thurs.
day evening, at Wisowdl Barracks WIN. A.
Cook, 1st vieo president called the club to ORDER
and the minutes Of the hst meeting were read
by the secretary and approved.
Five delegates were elected to the Central Re-
publican Committee meeting at Woodward Hall,
which met last evening W. A. Cook, Thomas
Bell, J. 7. johnson, A. Uays, and N. II. Miller
were the delegates.
A discussion ensued In regard to the financial
condition Of the club, Ia which Messrs. Miller,
johnson, and Hays al participated. A com.
mittee Of nine was appointed to collect funds
from the Republicans II the ward for election
purposes. Messrs. Millsr, Elvans, Hays, Rsnfro,
Bell, johnson, Brown, Cook, and Smith were
designated as the committee.
A number Of addresses wore made by Messrs.
Miller, Brown, Hawkins, johnson, Cook, and
Bell after which the club adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

THg YouSa MES's CHRIsrrAS AssocrA-
rIoS BUILDNG.-Ths following Is . copy Of =
circular letter issued to the business men Of this
city BY tho Young Mems Christian Association:
Sin: Your attention Is respectfully called to
the accompanying circular, embracing the plans
and appeal Of tho Young Mems Christian Amo.
citation In It's endeavors 70 erect national build
ing, providing free circulating library, public
hall, 30, fer the residents Of this city. The
Board Of Directors has purchased the Hudson
Taylor lot corner Of Ninth and D streets, upon
which to erect the building. The association
hs: pledged itself to tass s2S 900 worth Of stock
In the building. Ten thousand dollars are al.
ready subscribedj the remsining $l5, 900 must be
raised at once. The enterprise Is entirely be.
nsvolent In its charaotsr, intended for the moral
and Intellectual improvemsnt Of our citiEens
You are earnestly requested TO give as literally
as possible to aid the association In doing It's part
You will, within q short time, be waited upon BY
member Of the Executive Finance Committee
A. X. BROWNE,
Chairman Executive Finance Committee.
Among the liberal donation, thus far rocsived
are The following:
II. D. Cooke, 81, 900; Hon. s. P. Chase, $500;
A. R. Shepherd, $500 John r. Elvans, $500;
B. II. stinemetz, $500 William Ballautyue,
$500; Gen. s. L. Brown and lady, $500, ($250
eacbD Mrs G. @. Browne, $3.50 General o. o.
Howard, 800; General o. II. Howard, 800;
Lewis Ciephane, 800; Joseph II. Bradley and
SOD, 800, $50 oach;) A. I. Gin, 800.
Other smaller contributions have been recsiysd
to tho amount Of about $500. p
CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN THE FIRsr
WANDA meeting Of the conservative yoters Of
the First ward was held on Thursday evening at
Green's Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Seventeenth and Eightesnth streets II was
called to order by Mr. Terence Drury, and Mr..
George W. Emmerson was called 10 the chair and
Terence Drury elected secrstary. 80
Dr. VIM. b. Magruder was nominated for the
Board of Aldermen; and the nomination was
made unanimous rs
The following. named gentlemen were nomi.
mated as candidates for the Board Of Common
Council: Samuel 7. Drury. Andrew Carroll, W.
b. Webb, s. d. Castleman, s. v. Miles, Jas. p.
Tustin, Jas. Chapman, Geo. W. Emmerson,
Terence Drury VIM. Wilson, Nicholas Callan, ].
o. Pearson, and Chss Sioussa.
Messrs. Emmsrson, Terence Drury, Chapman
and Pearson declined, and the vote being taken,
resulted as follows: Samuel T. Drury, lis; An.
drew Carroll, 49, Nicholas Callap, 90; Wm. B.
Webb, 53 S. V. Niles, 20; WIN. Wilson, IA;
James p. Tu,tin, 49, s. D. Castlemau, IL; Chas.
Sisussa, u James Chapman, !. Messrs Drury,
oallan and Carroll were declared to be the nomi.
nees.
Mr.. Emmerson offered q resolution endorsing
tho nominations made By the Democratic and
conservative citizens in convention, and pledging
themselves to do all In their power, by fair and
honorable means, to secure the election Of said
ticket adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

The utter indlferelcs,. the criminal disre
spect to the memory ofXncoln ID significant
ly exhibited in the treatment accorded at he
Whits House by President johnson and his
famiiiars 70 q precious memorial sent from
Italy a. tribute Of respect to the memory of
Mr.. Lincoln. A beautiful stone with the fol-
lowing inscription was received at the White
House
The citizens Of Rome dedicate this stone, ia
ken from the tomb of Servius Tullius, to Abraham
Lincoln, President for second term of the Uni
ted States Of America, by which the memory Of
either brave defender of liberty may be joined to
that Of the other. A. d. 1885,
1t lay around neglected, and after awhile
the boxing WAS detached from it and il wa
exposed in the yard and ultimately thrown
into the coal hole, where the researches of .
Congressional Committee discovered 1t en-
bedded in rubbish.
President johnson made pilgrimage to
North Carolina 10 attend the erection of a
monument by some enterprising office seek
ers to his own obscure and inglorious "a Their
during the very period that be was suffering
such contemptuons neglect to be visited upon
. monument contributed BY distant people
to the memory Of his illustrious predecessor
in the Presidential Chair.
The instincts Of johnson are low and m can
and in this shameful contempt of the memo
~ Of Lincoln, and the tribute of the friends
of Liberty in Rome in honor of his illustrious
services to the cause of Freedom, while q,
the same time gostsntatiously clarifying hin
fathers, vhose sols title to public astessios
was that he had beeotten Andy some three
score years ago, indicates the calibre, moral
and mental, Of the present occup ant Of the
Presidential Chair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01
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The Washington Library Company,
In order object forth 10 this cir
cular MY safuy accomplish, d, have Issued vs
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and signed v he sesrsa.fy tSon. 9.Rr's genuine
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and One Certicas Stock In nrng One Present In
published schedule.
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No, 1-aMy cbildl Ny childts No a. They're
Saved They're savsdlp No. Sold Fersnty-six or,
the nriy sys o. tho Revolution
Any person Dasisg Two DoLA Rs .ill receive either
Ctrtifeatesof Stock, thus becoming entitled Two
Presents.
TWO COLLAR EN- RAWLINGS
No l-"wnshingt tons Gourtsliyn No. 2-aWsshing-
tons Last Interview with HE Mother
THREE DOLLAR INGRAvlHas
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large and beautiful Steel Plate Of
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Presents
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

Judging from the following from the Rich
mond Wing Of July II, some Of the papers in
the South which were once supporters of the
rebellion, have occasional lucid intervals,
The RRig forcibly says;
Not going back beyond the origin Of the
war, the South, under the teachings Of I'M
wise leaders, has been the victim Of the fol.
lowing decisions
First. That secession would prove reme-
dy for wrongs inflicted or mischiefs threats
Second. That war would not result from
secession, because the people Of the North
lacked the courage for such an undertaking
because cotton was king because they we're
too shrsvd 70 quarrel with their own bread
and butter and because the great Democrats
ic party Of the North was pledged TO throw
itself across the path of any army that might
attempt to move southwark.
Third. That if war should result we might
confidently count on the assistance Of Great
Britain, and that with or without such assists
ance we could never be subjugssed.
Fourth. The war being begun, that We had
only to hold on, and two things would hap.
pen which would secure our triumph First,
. reaction against it, led on by the Demo.
that would deprive the Government of the
means to carry il on.
Fifth. The war being ended, that the North
would open its arms at once, would run to
meal M, hall the fatted calf, &C., &c.
sixth. Finding ourselves disappointed in
this, that We might safely put our reliance in
the President, whose projection vould he :
sure defense, and whose power would secpre
for rs : speedy reinvestment with the priy;-
lege Of self government. ~
Seventh. The President having failed. thai
we must again look to the Democratic partv
of the North, who were about to carry the
elections and reyolutionixe Congress.
Eighth. The Democratic party having los,
rather than G1iaed IN the elections, that We
must look - the Supreme Court, who would
set up the Consultation a. our shield and
buckler. and, with the awful frown Of Justice,
would betray Congress into silence and sub.
mission.
This, like the others, has proved deusion.
Thus, one assurance after another of those
who would lead 10 has proved false; one hone
after another has failed. What remains
Where shall W next look2 Ask the Rich.
mond Iaqsirr, and il will tell you again, q.
in sa6ssaoce Il IL telling ron daily, look to
the Democrats party Has not that reed
broken and pierced orr sides often enough?
What remaausf Oar condition O. q people
Is most uehappy one. We need relief, res
pose, security. We trusted to the President,
md hUwAS pUwsriess. We looked 10 the
Suprems Coart, and it availed Us not. We
Hsss w y. for popular re action in the
one rsccorsa is but itie - ail - ~
wedst uvsrsosss IS lsi;t, 81 az =, n 80
that control1 sHonefen,. ~ GeersSsrtt' ~ ~
Court, and the coantry. n. ~. .~"s, - y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01
RATCHEl.uKys HAIR DYE.

This D ereid Hair Dye IL the bst in ih- Scrld 1hs
only true aud perfect Harmless, Heiiabi- 1nsfapta-
neous No disappointment, No ridiculous tinn Nat
ural Black Brown Remedies the Ill Effects OF Bad
Dyes Iuvigorates the hair leaving 1t sort and besni
FIJI The genuine is sign~i Wiliom Bartender. All
Others .re and shouid be ayosdsd Sold
by all Drus g.ts and Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
street., New York. ldscl1 dAwN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

President Johnson is now making des-
perate effort to secure the Rebel Copperhead
nomination for the Presidency. All hia
movements are directed to that end, and the
influence Of those near him, who pander to
his vanity to secure his favor and the spoils
{ of office, still at his disposal, is moulding
and fashioning the tone and temper of the
Comprehend press. e4a
II Is IN pursuance Of this policy that the
President proposes to remove Gen. Sheridan,
and INDUCES in unceasing growing against
Secretary Stanton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
WHY NOTt
Serious Renecsions for Young Men,
Rsays OF the Howard Association. on the Physole ges
Erors Abuses Diseases induced By ignorance Of Ne
tures Lava In tbs rst age Of nau ssnt IN seated 1T
ter ENVELOPES frss Of chsie4 Address DR.. eKLllN
HOUGHTON, Howard ASSOCIATION, Phi'sdsiphia Pa
may2%dAw3mos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01
CoapANY II.

S NJ Watson capt; Walter Moon sergt; Gil
bert corp: \ Preston corp; Henry r Paul corp,
John Watts corp; Sylvanus Fox corp: 0 Hart
corp; A Kepheart corp Chas Melindy corp; E
Richmond drummer; Alfred Goldsmith ffer; John
Dubois sergt major.
Priraies--Wm G Allen, Andrew J Lett Albert
Mabb, Lewis c Penny, VIM II Snodgrass. Martin
] yoshurg, George Moore, Matthew T King, Ny
ron Blood, Samuel Bohannon, Joseph Bly,, Cor
nelius Scott, Arestide Scott. A r Scott, duncan
McCor mick, B Gilbert, VIM Cassel. WIN Haight,
Jno johnson, WIN II Raglan. Louis Qaitmire,
Isaac Williams, Arthur II Nichols, E D Moore,
9 NJ Parker. Samuel Messy, Caleb Kcphart and
Frank x Thompson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

COMPANY I.
Vim II Lorimier Is, 1t comdg; Geo Mosier
orderly, S,muel \ Walker I'd serg,; James Samn-
Ell ID sefgt; Geo Wheeler Ist corp; A C Thomas
4th corp, Edward Baker 9TH corp; Gilbert Dean
9th corp; Jasper Delong It'll corp.
Prisys,es--Jo.cph Johnson, Francis Derome
Lewis castnet, Jacob Collins, Jacob Loes, John
Clark, Nichols Leytefn, Patrick Devaney, Jos
L Carter. Herman Bryan. Thomas Greet ley, Frank
D Fuller Tbsodorc Mann. James Baird J Lund-
beck, II .ury Smith. Geo Halfhll, Francis N Ste
phenson, Isnac Griffith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

| lR1at1Iat eeSas ofBrs or 1t RobMtsca . A11ags
0spe eesss. vin b promptly attes4ee Z, -
0eGI1nsSe MsJ 18Th. Pxrttss vishlnx y 6A&4pE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

F. ". Richardson, LIST serg't comdg g; T. Dolson
I'd ser;t: Maple Moody, Sd corp: Peter Mcintire
9th corp: l.. p. Walker, sth corporal.
Phi. ,t-s Pat Burns jessie Besst, N. Bekeler
Wulinu fnrris, Francis Henderson, O.. Harrison
Peter Holmes. John Jones, William Johns. An
drew I.,stence, Thomas Jones, Geo. II Moore,
W. NJ p,rker. David Runner, VIM. Smith, JOSEPH
Tucker, l.. p. Mckinne. William Welsh, VIM. T
Reed aa1 John Ano.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
r, giSte' g Notice,

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons interested
that the following accounts nj cIaims have heen
filed in the Registers Office in and for Wynning Co
ard will he presented to the Orphln C0ur; u be
held ut TunkhauDock in and for WymmIng County on
Monday the 18Th day IF April next, for confirmation
and allowance
Final account of Lewis Ager, a1ministr tor If the
81 tie of Lewis Avery late of Oyeriell Trwnsnp
Wyoming County de 1T, Filed February 25h 1867
Final a"count of William Ri b iris Cur iian of
o liver Clark of the minor heirs If Aaron Clark
lat- of Monroe Township, Wyoming County dec'i.
Filed March lith 1907.
Final acrOun' "f Samuel Smith and William
Thompson Executors nf the lst wi'i an rest nt
at Samuel g. Smith late of Nnrihmnr' anI Township
WyOr.ing Cunry iced, Flied Feb 18th 1867
Final account Of J ,seph BURGESS, Exrruror of the
last will ard TEST ment "f Peggy Fiannerr late "f
the C,unty nf WvonIng, decd Fiiei jan q 1867
Acrount of Samuel G. Smith and Rnber' c. Phu 10
Executors Ol tho last will Nh Testament 1f rss B.
PhiIIps late Of the Township nf Nor;hmorcl nj in
Wyo ming County de,'i Filled March u 1867
Inventory of prop .rtr eie"tet and ria'm-d by
S,rnh Tuttn. W low Of George :. Tut ~ late Of
the 30 ough of Tunkhannock County OF Wyoming
de"'d Filled Jan l6 1867
Inventory of property ected and claimed by
Phebe Kintuer wiIow of J.,hn Kin'ner late of the
Township Of Washington, County Of Wyoming decd
/ Filed Jan. 18th 1867
Re isters 0fice. - o. !. PARRISH
Tunkbanncek, Massh lesh 1867. RSRirss
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
oRPtSANs' COURT -AIE.

IN PrRSCANCE If an 0rier of toe 0rIh us
Al tru-t IT W omrn. County, | will expose 10
H r.i. sale. nu the ! IN lav OF April. 1867, at "n'
.''lu.k VI. at III prfmis%s "erein' ter described
one un Iivpi nirth rart nf all THAT certain lot
piece oi .n.i, situate IL Mrshoppen township, and
t'nundeI IN the North by IqDds of Daniel ;ole
Charles Mnwry and BENZ min Baker on the East
NV lari Of Benjam Baker; on rne south by land
If Benz amin lis and Ans.,n S"cker, Lnd " rhs
West Dy lands Of An-''n Stacker Levi Grsgnry and
Daniel Cole aiming hundred AMI .SIxiy-
s"ven acres more lcss Ilie the estate o. G1Orgs
M0vry, late Of said tnwns.i, d@cd-and the S .i,i
un'!i Idei niuth part being he share of the
heirs "f >a-tnu th 4r er Dec :. in rail- premises
Terms QfSGLs - On" half the purchase money TO
be paid down. the remainder within year.
IB srURDEvAsr,} W'f, c.r':r and
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
ALSO

All the defend ,nts right, title, and interest, ID
and to the following piece parcel and lot of Ia d
situate AMI being in the township Of Falls, County
of Wyoming, an State Of Pennsylvania. bounded
on tht North by lands of Spencer Fitch East by
lands of Isaa. Smith, Snuth by the Susq johanna
river, aud West by lani of Mathew Sherwood, CON
tanning about eighteen acres, arn ut eight acres
thereof improved with one frtme dwelling house
one frame she'd md small apple orchard thereon
with the appurteH Lnces
seized ana taken in execution at the suit Of J
v Lynch ps. A. w. N hon.
And will be sold FIR cIsh nnlv, by
NV DEWITT Sheriff.
Sheriff. 0hcs, Mr.. l5, /. 81.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
-SHrRIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE If u writ of Fieri Fdcids posi- Ven
ID dt,toni Erponds, will exp'se to Public sale
10 he Court House IN Tunkhann'ck Borough, wy
Oming County,
SATURDAY. THE l3,h 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 par,el, and
lot of Lana, situate ia the township Of Windham
County OF Wyoming, and State Of Pennsy ylvaniA
bounded and described follows to wit on the
North by lsnl Of J.hn FIssett, the East by
land af Dorcss Hayden. on the South by land OF
John FLsseu. and on the West by land of John
A. Allen. containing abau' fifty one acres, be the
same more or less, all unimproved with the appur-
tenAnceS.
Seize AMI taken in execution at the suit Of Clark
Hayden now as'd 10 Fl K French rs Joseph S.
Hayden aui Joseph T. Jennings.
And will BE- so for r.ish only nv
w D-WTTT, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofice, Tunk. Mar l8. 1867
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
AL~O

All the right, tite, an interest Of the defendant,
in and to the ! u wing desrt Ell piece parcel, ar d
lot of land. situate AMI being in the township OF
Falls, County If Wyom ne. and State If PainSyiVa-
nit. bounced on the North by lands If Spencer
Fitch, East By lanis of Isaac Smith, South by the
Susqu.hanua River anil West bv lhnl IF Mathew
Sherwood, containing aoout eighteen acres, anout
eight arres thereof improved, with one frame dwell
ing use, one fir .me shed, and a all apple or
charl thereon. with the appurrenances.
Seized and taken execution at the suit Of Isaac
Smith rs A. w NJ hon and Chas Mahon.
And will be sold for cash only. bv
NJ W DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Tunk, Mar le 1867.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE nf writ Of Fieri Fd I will ex-
I'D pos. 10 Puolic S,le, at the Eoun House in
Junkhannnrk Borough Wyoming County. on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DA' OF APRIL, 1867
mt on ocIuck NJ, the uowing described property,
to wit
All The right title and interest Of the defendants
in AMI To the follow ng described pIe'es parcels and
tracts o. lands y ing an | bling in th Township Of
Sorthmorrland, Court, of Wy"mirg and State of
Penn-yIv Bounded ~ the Nh'h hy ianis of
s. Well, The East b, I"nt If M"oiy Whit
we'll, on rhe south hy lani. 1t Dc. Th"mpOn AMI
ON the Wes bv lana of Levi Winter, Containing
about thirty y-thre acres more less about twenty
acrus thereof improved with b. sppurtennces
One ofher lot piece or parcel Of land situate in
the township of NorihmoreIanl, County Of Wyo-
ming and State Of Pc nsylvania Boun tel the
North hy land of fames Smith on the East by other
land # said defendants on the South by land of
Levi Winters, ans mn he West by land OF Jscob
Bell ami - Van Wicker, containing about
twenty acres more OF less, sb"ut twelve acres
thereof impro. ed, with one log stable rni some
fruit trees thereon, wi b the splurtenar
Seized and taken in -1e, uon st the suit Of Aaron
Brown re- Eli Baher ant Asher B4ker
And will DO soli foi cash only rv
Nv DGWtTr Sheriff
sAsrif's oESs, 1-oA. Fs. AAlss, ~, 81.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
sCHENCKs sEA WEED TONIC.

This M iicine. invented by DIR. n ScHs NcK Of
Philadelphia. l. intended to dissolve the food aud
IN Ike it into chyme, the frst process 1f digestion. -
By cleansing the sioms b with Schenck's MGndrh Ike
Pills the Tonic restores the appetite and food
tn c,uli not be eaten before usn! it will be easily
dige>ted
Consumption cannot be curei by Srhsnck's Pull
monte Syr up unless th, stomach and liver is made
healthy and the appetite restored hence the Tonic
ana pills ~equired in nearly every case Of con.
consumI rioD, A half dog n bottles Of the SEA-
WEED TONIC and three OF four L0xes of the MAN
DRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary ease of dys
p"ria
Dr. ScHENcK makes professional visits in New
York Boston, and at his principal Office in Philade
ph'a every week See daily papers of each place or
panI hlet On consumption for his days for vista
ton
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor when in the last stage
feet health, are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $50 per
bottle, or 81 so h. half dozen. All letters for ad
vice should be addressed to DR.. SCHENcK's Principal
Office, No, Is North 9Th Street, Philadephia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes Co
n Y; S. ). Hance. Baltimore, Md John d
Parke Cincinnati, OHIO Walker & rayl,r Chicago
ILL., Coll ms Bros, ST. Louis, Mo- 6ul4-ist mo ly,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
ALSO

One other piece parcel, or tract OF land, situate
in the Il wnship If Brabtrim, County OF Wyoming,
and State of Peen' pou:ied tho North oy lanis
of Bradley WLkeIn ~ East Uy iAIls of Ms. J.
l. ,oarre, south by Uuinn Street or roa1 leading
to Tow IN d, ani West 6y S.nmg Hill road, con =
tain!ug about three IUurthS IF Icr-, all improved
with one frame dwelling C 'dss, one small frame
barn, dni one itr house win tue appurtenances.
Sciz-l and token in execution III the suit of Seth
l. 'eney rs. lssnc Lacy.
Aud will bs sold for RASH only by
VI. W. DtWGTT, Sheriff.
oherif's O6ce, Tank, Ma. IL, 1861.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
Sherif's Sales.

DY VIRTUE o! suliry It's Of Fieri Facia,
ID will expose 10 Public Sale, a the Lour'
House. III IunXnann1ck Borough. Wyoming CouG-
y
SATURDAY rHE I3sh DAY OF APRIL, 1867,
at On, Splpck p II Ia, toItov.ls described prop :
erty to Wit
All the rIgar, title. an n'rcs; Of tho d.feniant
IN ahI IT, tn toirtlns iosarioo1 piece, PARCEL AM
lot of lana, sttuL'e IA 5Io toHu-l. Oi BralnLIlin
CuuHty II W Nspni K, "A otl e Peals. wanna, aa 4
Ipun;e Il lhs SDr,h by Bradford County line
on The East oy lands of iAnaI IN brown auI EUen
ezef Lacey, on the South "yi Susqush nun "
Ell, anI West ol lands at Apn, kee"ey, cont"Inlus
about one hindreI acres, aouu Lightly acres the gu
improved "Ih two frame dwelling hJuseS, one
frame barn, TWO tobacco sheds and one apple or
charu, AMI other trult trees thereon, with toe sp
purtenances