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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-08-06

e~The Columbus Journal publishes
the proceedings Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, at meeting
held in Columbus on the 22d day OF
April last, Hon. Levi DUNCAN, Chair
man, presiding. 1t was resolved to
assess ten cents on each Democratic
voter, for campaign purposes, This is
rather a steep assessment, and will
amount to about $3.50, in this county
The county committees are held re-
spOnsible for the collection OF this
money.
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arThe reconstruction acts Of Con
gress provide that the rebel States shall
be governed by the loyal men Of those
States, whether they be black or white
These States are now nearly all thus
governed, and thus represented in Con
gress, The Democrats, by their nom
ination of Frank Blair, declare that
these loyal State Governments must be
overthrown by the bayonet, If the Dem
ocracy shall succeed in the coming cleo
tion, and that the rebels mast govain
those States. That is the issue. 1t
has been the issue ever since the war
was over 1t is simply whether rebels
and traitors shall rule this country, or
shall loyal men rule it
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e~The present campaign is the first
since the war, in which the whole Dem
Ocratic party has been united. II is
true, all through the rebellion the party
was in heart united but now it is uni
ted heart aud hand. Now we 6nd such
choice spirits as vallandigham and the
pirate Semmes, John Sanns aud John
G. Breekinridge, Levi DUNCAN and the
rebel Forrest, all supporting Seymour
What do loyal, patriotic Democrats
think Of such an unholy alliance I
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FOR SALE BY
DIR. o. C. MILLER,
And Druggists Everywhere.
July 2, '68-V


Administrators Sale OF Real Estate.
IN pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court
I Of jackson county, Ohio, viii offer for sale
at public auction, on
Monday, the 10th day of August, 1868,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, nj the door of the Court
House. Ia said county, che following de-
sorbed real estate, situate In the county Of Jack
son and State OF Ohio, to-wlt;
900. Lot number ono Q) In township number
seven %, OF range number nineteen (1a), in the
SclotO sllt Reservation, containing 100 acres.
more or less--cxeept forty acres out Of the south
erly part thereof, more particularly descJlbed In
a Deed from Mathew Rider to Jenkln Phillps
dated September 9Th, 1888, and recorded IN hook
&c, page a3b of the Record OF Deeds of said
county, TO which reference Is here had for a
more perfect description, and excepting also
fifteen acres out OF the eas;erly part OF said Lot
No. /, described Ia a Deed irom Samuel
Reed to James Howe. dated December II, 1853,
and recorded in Book IN page 900 of said
Records, to which reference Is here made for a
more perfect description of said t5-acre tract.
Appraised at $500 90
Terms Of sMe--.One half In hand and the res.
due ln one year, from day of sale with interest,
deferred payment TO be secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
d. w WINFoUGH,
Administrator Of Miekens DoweU dpp a
| BY w. X. HASTINGS Atty.
July o '68-5wl
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STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

VIE lNlBANY COTTON GIN MANTFAC.
n TURING CO., Albany, N. Y, MaDufaofnrers
Of Genera! Agricultural Nachineyy, comprising
the celebrated "StaI" ThreshIng Machines
Star Railway (or Endless Chaln5 and lever
Horse Powers; Star Cotton Gins and CON
densersi Clrcu lar Cross-cut Sawmllls Vegetable
Cutters Horse Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills.
Power Corn Shelters Dog Powers, &c, &c.
we wish to call tho particular attention ol
! Farmers TO our celebrated ''SfAR" TIIRES1TER
| AND CLEANER, which, as lately improved we
claim Is far superior TO any other machine now
IN market. IL Is compact and easily portable.
simple In Its construction. and therefore eaSv ~
operate ny The most inexperienced, and will do
| It's work with marvellous rapldity and perfec-
tion, and with comparatively the least demand
upon the strength Of the animals driving IL.
We have made recGnt improvements in this
machine by which we are enabled 10 horoyobb,
claGh ne grain under almost any combination Of
dlncnH Hes and we are now using an entirely
new ana effective device for relieving the feeder
OF dust thus making the operation of threshIng
as comfortable and safe as with the ordinary
machines u Is annoying and frequently destruc-
tive Of health
These Machines are made of suitable sizes for
our star Railway Horse Power and for our
star Lever Powers for and horses
For sale by our agents aud dealers generally
For null particulars, send for our Illustrated De-
scrlptlve Circular and Price List. Correspon-
dents VIII please address THE ALBANY GOT.
TON GIN MANUFACTURING co, p, o. Draw
or 1852, Albany N. Y.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, HHtermlttent Fec
Ver, ChIIa Fever, Ilemittemt Fevep,
Dumb AgHe, Periodical or Bilious
Fever, tkc,, and indeed all the afFec-
tiOnH which arise fFRm malarlOus,
marsh, or IniasDlatiC ROjsOns.
As It's name implies, it does Cara, and docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bsmuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it In nowise Injuries any patient, Tho
bdmber and Importance Ofit5 cures In the ague dis.
trictS, are literally beyond aec0hht, and we believe
without u parallel in the history Of medicine. Our
pride l. gratilcd by the acknowledgements we re-
ccve Of the radical cures effected In obstinate cases,
and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unlc"limated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through masmatic localities, will be pro-
tected by taking the IGUE CURE daily.
For Liprr Complaints, arafng from terpidty
ofhe Liver il is an excellent remedy, stimulating
The Liver into heuithy activity.
Prepared by Dn j. Q. AVER b Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by DR.. o. G. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio, and
by Druggists aud Dealers everywhere
Jan. 80 68-y--lo. n. 1st we. ca mo.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are Of a
truly marvellous char.
aGter. Inveterate cases
of Scrofula, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this com.
pound of anti-strumous
virtues. Disorders of q
scrofuious type, and af.
foafint,a a which ava tuaf,pIy-
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gWhen you pay twelve dollars per
barrel for -four, and remember that
eight years ago you could get as good
-four for four or five dollars per barrel,
do not forget that this extra price is q
small portion Of what the Democratic
party cost you, by It's treason, rebellion
and four years war upon the Govern
ment Of the country.
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a COMPLETE.
THE SUCCESS;
lc tha ONE

THE SUCCESS
OF the ONE DOLE4AR SAH,En Rev.
OlutlOm im Trade.
WE furnish AZ IA uniform price Of ONE DOL
w LAR such arte les as are used by every
hmily, at a less price than they are sold by any
Wholesale dealer in New York OF Boston.
Agents wanted to cooperate with us In carry.
Ing out plan which meets the wants of the mill
lion, and In the disposal Of large and varied
stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver Plated
Ware, WATCHES, Carpetlngs, Sc. Our terms 10
Agents are superior to those Of any other firm.
as our circular Will show. Tboso getting nm
clubs can secure o piece of sleetlnp, Watch
SILK Dress, Shawl Sewing Machine, Sc, &C.,
FREE OF COST.
check desert bng on article to be sold iov
Dollar, l0cts,; 20 for &a 10 for o.; co for S6;
100 for e1O, sent by mall. Send money by Reg.
lstered letter. Circulars mailed flee to any ad
dress. Agents wanted everywhere. Address,
HARRIS d PLUMMER,
81 Hanover st., Boston, Mass.
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sTIt sounds strange now that the
friends Of DIR. Sanns undertook to
clear out his rival in ls40 by mob vio-
lence. Il must Be remembered that
that was the style Of Democratic argu-
meat in those days That was the only
argument used against anti slavery
men, and other obnoxious persons in
those days
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erYoung man, do YOU cast your fir

@Young man, do you cast your first
vote this falli Many thousands in
Ohio viii do this. Among this num-
Der are many hundreds whose fathers
fell during the late Democratic rebel
lion. Every one who SO fell, was slain
by . Democrat. Win You vote for the
the party that murdered your own
fathera
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LADIES

0fsedentary habits who require gentle pur-
gatlve will find Roback's Blood Pills Just the
can be taken at all times; they contain no mer-
curyor mineralpoison, but are,p ,purelyvegetable
6oLDBY
DR.. o. C, MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
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Hotties Of Bankrupttu.

A SSIGNEES or TRUSTEES NOTICE of
~ APPOINrMENTIut tie District Court q the Unitei states Tor
the District q losaIn Bankfupy-lu the matter Of NJ J. kBf-
EOLS BInkruptTo The sndeguet hereby
gives Assignee Of se Estate Of n l. RBT
Of an
10 OF JiHe A ID. 1868, Audss Bankrupt
upou The petition ol hmsfby District court OF sid District
Dated a. Booasb-ro tie 1th Jay Of August, A d. 1903.
Aus lav:vS l. y. COOK. Assignee.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES f< tbs EAsrBRS DISTRICT or PBNNSYLvANlA-
ELIAH p PRENTISS Philadelphia Bsukupt having pctoned
h discharge meeting of creditors viii BE- he on tse 10Th day u sep
tember las O'Clock before Register EDWIN T. CHASE.
ESQ flS WALNUT STREET the Ciy 81 Phafepha that
TIE be 6nshd and meet
in r,quitei the Of Congress rsuactd Tie
Bankrupt cVnfrnsd To bis duly.
heanE be bad WEDNESDAY, the I'd day u Septenber
before the Court Philadelphia At 10 O'Clock r.ere parties
against the discharge atssti By te Clerk
Register 20 The Of tie JUICE, mif seal v he C'Hf
Aul5laWJwS
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Sitniirrs STn,i.N nlaIts.


AN ATTORNEY experienced in trying causes,
~ arfsng uoor d-ss.rg rau aud rap~s aeLae .u an
us genera lt aE4 sD oat Jog - i-t urs4
90 references 10 bic abilities 40 chs.crF itaff P'oa h
h livfer lsE tn. Aitss ArTOAALi boz No JJs T.
o.. heTlorL Ct~
4 GOOD MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN,
~ ofsH inventive tern o. ' olel 10 90 rusa.ellt ~ 5reu
several yeaIs he hoAa 0a We H. bal VI rsrre-o Aefes
". A No psf Dro1.sav.
A SITUATION WANTED-By a young man,
~ via ubetcept0r4le reference character aui r1ly
PORTER house saar Hul Object g0l position
Address f1r lar days W j g.. rryure OG-r
A SITUATION WANTED-By a nIddle-agod
~ POTTER WAICHMAN a1J house, has uaercpou
abe character and cspably satfy
object goo, poos Address ar ioHr DAYS J. b. Tribune ofe
4 SITUATION WANTED, rs PORTER
~ SuPPISG CLERK or otherise. By American. igsi %
horses snbe reiahe ul4soas, aud veil
mehlci Address .. r, Tribune ohcs
SlITUATION WANTED-Bya thorough young
- hute man; aecusto,nfd controlling. Adafa DUNCAN
MoOhE. No d Hgw.si. Room No O.
GALES MAN Wanted 10y an experienced
- ss-srasu GOODS on COMMISSION or SALARi, iu Pae b
Aatress p. HERMAN =. Box No 2eu Philadelphia
NVANTED-A situation as GARDENER by
uarr who has long experience u t cSuntfT compr
trst pce has thorough tHowcige 81 grapes
all other fruits also gee4AsuSei bgtlJse and yegears feofs
to present euI foyer. NJ bAIh' No - Aeier's-
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FT1T ESTATE.
Nrn.York. Frlaay. Aug. %. 1858.

M. ,..os neither sale Of a house or lot
,,,s ci,, today; .Htlere Wac, no one tAoesh'
g,ceut Importance 10 heeor-e mater OF recon-"
crvTRAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
"Toderclill.~ near Cod Springs the Holio u
sho l,te George T.. MorIls, is Tor Sale.
~ LOGS of a unique "cahin, al NanSu"
- 6rong6t from Canada, each wrapped up ID "oO.
T;obt thousand buildings TO cost Sl2'VJOVVO
arc i course Oterecton 40 Chicago. --- ri
Within n period Of about five years, 90
Sevff has invested IA manufacturing
Within It's limits, ucarly ssoJlOt. t., - f
Eighty acres of land on the noTt dE Sh gonr.eca
our Sand in fulf view or TIRE SOUND anu Vi.1
snies nom THIS city, are offered for safe al wv AZ
The MesSrs. Eoesie formerly OF the G 2diei at
-,1,,e tlsTv lTg, tle Fort William htIIg tbe Is
Lake george, ana pr'I lS =, t3e .sasol'
\ NV,, Waddell is erecting a large anu TVil lr
t,eJt-Is We house. designed toI ' &c EnT@on5
AZ summer boarders on tne sout TIE binding il
a., St'Iivsp County. las frame is w. @A D"-'"1e
~. cyoL,or, rroncrtv. in Tcrrv-st, FlshkH
- 'C IJaiI tlasforrued ulIO tneoOkulg business
l,aoc The tront DE- 10 y, and Inc whole mt in good
,Sor for bushes purposes tlehhl IS amer sons 0'e
me Mansfield Elastic Frog Company have
- I'D f6o qi-c brick factory on the corner OF Con-
we and DJggttst, New Haven, Ct belonging 10
Ei,srr CLARK sOJJ The increasing business OF the
company neeesstaied the purchase OF more o1Is1sxe
1ulugs We ae glad 10 chronicle this evidence OF ller
A new railroad leading directly to Philadel-
mia in one direction and New-NOrk IN the Oher, u low
Gr,g before she public. The projectors OF the enter
r.e suggest point OF beginning at or near JenkrtoWn,
on th1 old York road, rOuI Which te r0aq Wiu ld ~
D0f OF northeast direction 10y WY Of Huntington al
ley, Dgvisyile, Jacks1nlle Cehlievlns anu f 3tfs
the Delawart short distance ABOVE NeHhoke Us
cad That an easy connection tOun % Haue - o.
3ugton AID tneLye boy the NcvJersey Central drec' 70
low tJlla
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noarl anS Eouma
yjoitls

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
- st. EeVYor the Europen riaa Rooms IN SUITES or 'sy
a. moderate rate~
CONGRESS HALL, Albany, n. l., ADAM
SBLAKE ropueorTh well Known and popular hr as no ~
eensvely imprinted Handsomely snh- viii DO eady it The
eruou guests ssd The public the 80 Of Ausust Tourists ard tray
eers passing sptal will had II AT they require A. we'll
kent house Cre Grounds sreeabv shaded and quiet
AMI adseea Public Budngs the State Library theological iss
81 arv buse Msfs0s abd other points of interest
p attractions traveller nd rial cmfot for The ges not
supas-e r Congress Han will be
waiting erenng bos, from New ot Ch ani at
railroad dtyets Tor all trans htle~s for rooms.
ADAM BLAME, Congress Hall Alhanv
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Tors,s, Carriages, d.

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
~ tolte' End T'EasT public .aes Of hotsfS
r-r tld driving are hei ostF Mhiht .pAi aud sAithp'l
io't1 iae year. % oclck Irfynm nNt1s tl ili4s ~
@n..r rFsaay .ysued o. No. isr hf. n-,eue.I o. PEE
al teul hand Ctrfle great '4r Of H4reas A"s "
band superior PaIk Pbat0uz hs hilst btophsya
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C1nE MEssAGEs.

ConF Mrs,Grs constructed Zoe the purness - seoe o. iliei
telegraph
vng BY o-npu respecting sah
viii toe then uposs th be rtettd
u~Ce" Sou the receiver a such have repeated the
paid for apphCss Asd repT vii b. aea the
odgaA Tepea.o4 nssas lns pai ts sash By
Toe soadct.
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N.rrcr public 49, lfoulci ib bs EosYort Nesuri,ot
All Ion.ls TELEGRAPH tompsuI vii skc rf 20 asure c1
tranuss0u " N message nt they a .s u1t ~ accept
atv vistevef de isr DE Due uttu''oa %" IosEau 10
from the cable gf tI lilrI % tr 1~s4uttpu, NJ sA
thcr arcel any stability asnr from i sspifr b. eats y snT
accident o. Sn cable llsfuuri Tue Company ul aot
b. liable under stance iof anf latif a. na
oherVls O .os rrsl.tHs hoa erf' agei, o ys OF
aifustr
tar portion charge 90 the tgmpaAT Ol Of in
amount received end TIER Only 10 c melys sloul kA tus
nj r hns " DE Nsn y Seuousllass sai Lsa4'e
TrIr gr4Ut Comps
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gtsal 9Otitts.

SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
- q hEWYORK.-JANEs p TRAYERs. PsHha sgans Ed
MCND HILL Defendant for demand contract
The Dsan lea hereby summoned and required to ans"er
the compliant this will be Sled the Oie Of the CLERK
the CITY and the OY Hail q the C II New
srk and 10 copy JoHT Sad complaint tie
sabaoTbF n ks l52 Brosdgay SAID within
dA ser The serc Of s summons exclusive Of toe aiy
fich sre and nrou AL 10 the s.A compliant within the
Aforesaid TOE pdihGCB acton VII take sdneA against
he u Hundred ard twelve SIX ceuis viii
the ht taf ~ isue thousand eight suuda aud sHJgh
b-es lie aHd disbursements ~ this Df 18th june
1914 JAYEN Z. CAMPBELL. Plsinufrs Attorney.
ks. To- Broadway. Neg.York CITY.
The complaint tie shove fe the Office 81 the
CLERK Of de CITY Ald Couuy VI NsSIoTk the Id day Of August
IaB AHtt as3SS
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Tt!H 1lanti0.

A GENTS WANTED for the three best paying
~ BOOKS published. THE BOYS n BLUE b. Nh. HoRe u toe
T. sanitary send ~ Suage craai telling a aa'ui
TuE LIFE AND IiME, OF GEN 4. s. GIANT by tle ustu
gel historian te lion T. Hssdey WITH Which = g.sg L. q
Coll published under biz sancAou IHE NATIONAL hAheIOOk
Of farts and ERures Historical documentary buttca. atd Poi
and bst rot s refencs book Do e he bent
post pad r 81 So b. TREAT Co., Pubshet No Co Broad
vay, NesiorE
MEN and Women Wanted to act as AGENTS
" for the MANHATTAN CO. OPERATIVE BaLlEF ASSOClA
TiOy Apply IN perob, by lettrr LATHAM EMERY Co..
Genra AGENTS No y Cedarst. n T. cts.
VlO PIANO MAKERS.-A FINISHER Wanted
HNo ~ Wet fwsrt,eehAs beiseen n1h saa Ie1tsye.
IyyANTED-BOOK CANVASSERS for that
new and invaluable work The EHural Wealth Of California
J. T. GRBRNBlAG& Co. No q Piuest. n. Y.
IgTANTED-A respectable cOlored WOMAN
90 cok and iron ~ sbor distance n TIE county
C.IO A DAY FOR ALL.-STENCIL TOOL
~ ~ SAMPLES free Address A. J. FULGAh Springfield, "
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Gitp Stal estat, for saIs.
H0UsEs . 80 gad ior sALE.
grppkInn ssrI estat, fpr saIs.

LOE SALE-In Brooklyn, L. D., within seven
y Hultef walk 81 TIE South Seventeen Ferries
ttre Ergsh bassut brck HOUSE order
fr. oi 90 irsi deep las an9 vstel Superior large cup
3D. statouaT tuhs,N cnfe r.:
fucs 81 500 8rpytoBM NJ. JOINS. holia tss NsW.YsfE.
IOR SALE-A iirst-class brick HOUSE, No.
q south Oroi BrsesHa near "as fgton Psrs App
Yeas Possession September To LIT SO p adjoining
NfPr T. ,hove, OF = v IliOAPsuNI Nog Iytoa 100
HOUSE in BROOKLYN for SALE-NO. AZ
Eoplsee; al rsoseu Improvements Al block IRON ash
tgol PARK AHd Pessus October Apply
rreusrs
IN L PROMISE 70 sl,It every reasonable per
- teSrng ~ yurrhase In BrookvuHoges from $1,000 %
Sle,oo5 II. l. RDER y Pnss- NY and is lutopye Ba1l
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TARIFF 70 PLACES BEYOND GIEAr HRfrAS REaASn.
o. pos Great lfa AID Ireland. etaEe tie
following I'D Tie t-a DrcA AsItaia sn4
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Professional 9otitts.

hR. T.. b. F0OTE, author of Medical Com
A. seb may he consulted IN person or By sisf a. hs 9e
Tom 10 a ~. tl g. 70. Generalization ne
nR. ALLEN, Mob ST. Mark s. place, deyotcs
~ ls SPECIAL attention of fesas Hour bic
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW
No DD Turuuet at, GavirrstoB, TeTAA
Special ,teBbon to Commercial snd Lsnd BsEsess
RETURN of DIR. HAMMOND from Europe,
haVsg mad, extensive with Dr. JsG Fs0 sts
s tbs thoroug Of TIE Auh0f ONLY sue
CRSsFUL METHOD or TREATMENT. In NERVOUS DEBILITY
Pstufe Phraca DecAI Ge bTeuCkss The Oh Hed
% her AHd srosut paicsafs oeneeng this hsAod - We
l1t Revised EIson 81 NERVOUS DEBILITY BY C. D. HAMMOND,
NJ D. f0ruerlr Preeer AratsKy Asd Sergey he syere
Medical College Y Price psld free Aealsd Address the
Aaihs No vbre be be gp0sGtH Goa
saasa personally By Correspondents Obes hs 'oI 70
3, an. . 10 evenings
- bold also az 10 2ei Rae d, RirsH, Paris JrSHo
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su;tiou Sails Of Zeal estat,.

= Suaim Sails Of 3saI 6stat.
J. JoHSsos, IT, A8orsaes-.
DY JOHNS ON & N IILER,
ID ArCTIONEERS AND
REAL BSTATE BROKERS,
No 20 kAssAE-sT-. COR ttnAh-sT. hEN. lohss
CIV Resoeaess Stores Couatry bought 'o
reae s1 aAageL negotiated Auction Of Furniture g.
EXECUTORS' SALE.-YALUABLE COUN-
h TRY SEAT AT AUCTIONW be sold az the courtou
POugkoepse Duohets Co n u on THURSDAY sept 1868 70
o. UA 49, S 5 a. ,eST NJ sl,aP ssssri dreHs.d
E S1SSiOS heb crfrs BrbIs Tautes: N good orders no
kinds ornamental trees wooahoue carriage house
pleasant eonnJ reeee a. ths property most b. sold 60 dose e
eae Io iaii parE s'sn ga 90 OF sas ~ D. sA"Ai1 "
b B ; B t SaES$a1lAD. Es,r''-'l
TOR SALE, at Public Auction, under fore
cssre II morogr September 3 0 al ~ O'clock u" o. no.
brss-soy bek Factor thereof oostiisE 10 to-
Bera sol otArr Machinery. fOE gatf paitc-4as aFi "
80 10 Pfesdeutst., Brooklyn.
GREAT SALE Of go VILLA PLOTS, sit
~ nate a ElDGEWOOD PARK, hkW-JEkSEI
ADRIAN Il. MULLER j. WILkISS 60 viii eel At auetoB,
OF SATURDAY, sept 3 al Y oeCcE on 9 prsHes BY orleI o. le
wood psk 10 the village o idgeFOol Bergen Cosut hesJeuc
ne property o. " lire Of 1e rig Iileal o- x niles ifa
the CITY hes fork e one boar aud Zen irai All one Of ne
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, entered on the 10TH
day of October, 1867, in a suit in chancery
therein pending, In which Elias E. Conner,
Admr. of George B. Bradfeld, d., is plain
tiff, and Susan Mayhugh and others are deft's.,
the undersigned Commissioner will sell, before
the front door of the Court House of said coun-
ty, on MONDAY, the eth day Of September
1868. that being Court day, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, a TRACT OF LAND
containing 120 acres, upon the following
TERMS-One-fourth cash; and the remain
der on a credit of one and two, years, with in
terest from the day of sale; the purchaser to
give bond and security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained as further
security therefor. Said tract of land is situated
in Occoquan, near spriggsford, in Prince WI.
liam county, about three miles from the village
of Manassas, and is we'll timbered:
A. NICOL, Comm'r.
Prince William CO., aug l-eots
wrThe above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, October II, at the same time and place.
sep l1-eots