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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
State News.
ANpRoscoGeIN COUNTY.

The Farmers and Mechanics Club of Minot
and Hebron held its annual meeting at West
Mnot on the 21st inst, electing the following
officers for the current year: Isaiah Wood
man, President; S. @. Atkins, Vice-president
VIM. @. Hall, Secretary and Treasurer. At
an adjourned meeting held on Wednesday, it
was decided to have Cattle Show and Fair
on the 18th and 14th of October if
E. P. Furlong & Co. of Mechanic Falls are
extensively engaged in the manufacture of
Folding Bosoms -ftf4
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

PoLIcE.-Ofscer Philbrooke sarrested man
named John Hennessey, on Saturday night,
who was intoxicated and whom he found pick
ing the marks from a coat which he suspected
was stolen. l.
e. Officer Downer arrested man named Will
liam Lunt, yesterday morning, for the suppos-
ed larceny of four five dollar bills from the
house of Henry Jordan, of Cape Elizabeth.
Lunt was over at Jordans, and after he lift
Mr.. Jordan missed the money from coat
hanging in one Of the rooms up stairs. On
Friday Lunt had sold his own coat, being hard
up, and on Saturday he was known to have
three five-dollar bills in his possession.
There was also one plain drunk in the sta
ton last night and seven dodgers. -
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$4,000 ner Daxt

=, Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
Travelling. Business new, light and honorable
required. Address REEVES s. Co, No. Is Nassau
street New York. 26w1vsn
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

EVERYBODY preserving fruit should buy the
Hero Jar, for sale by as rabsr n
.r---9l -4 KENDALL & WHITNEY,
D i..-- r,.r. .r. Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

GEN. SMITHS ambition was to be Governor.
But he is already President-of fishing asso-
citation.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
Wonderful Patent Wood-saw.
schenck,s Pulmonic SYRUP,

w The owner can be seen at the Gorham House,
Gorham, Me, any day this week. ."
State and County Rights for sale. au30sNiw
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

QUARTERLY REPORT RELIEF COMMITTEE,
&. A. R.-The Relief Committee of the Grand
Army OF the Republic have made their report
ior the quarter ending June Both, which is as
follows:A 10 II
Relief paid out. S1o53. A
99ie number OF families aided. ..............52
rad to Comrades of Post $3.50
NUMBER OF families aided residing in the cy'..oo9
{" out of :" 10y
raises given over railroads to destitute soldiers 20
Money has also been given to destitute sol
diers to send them to different parts OF the
country, not included in this report
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

SEvERE.--An Oregon paper calls George
Francis Train deserter from a comic almanac.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Mr.. Jacob N. Norton of Gardiner, who has
been one of the teachers at Westbrook Semi
nary for the past year, has been selected by
the Trustees of that thriving institution to take
the management of the school during the alb
sence of the newly-elected Principal, Rev. j.
c.. Snow, who proposes to devote the coming
year to visiting the best institutions of learn
ing and inspecting the various systems of
teaching. Y ? -
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4 For Sale.

NCHOONER Albatross. about 60 tons, old TONNAGE
y Flat; will carry 10000 lumber or 500 eastS
me. Well found in chains, anchors and rigging
sails mostly new. Price about $1,000.
Apply TO j. s. CROCKETT,
81 Commercial s..
PORTLAND Aug IA, 1863. au30dlw
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

The famous canal OF this city, about which
so much has been said, is some two miles long
and from thirty to sixty feet in width, and has
been navigable for about twenty years. The
waters of the Potomac at high tide flow into
the canal and cover its bottom, but at low
tide it lies exposed to the SUI, and with the
thermometer at 1903 degrees in the shade, one
can imagine that the vapor and noxious gases
rising from this mass of filth would be any
thing but pleasant. This canal is the common
receptacle of most of the sewers of the city,
and the common depository of all the filth and
garbage. Once year, generally about mid
summer, the city authorities get alarmed
about this canal, and the canal committee of
the city council hold a meeting. They held
one last evening according to established
usage, and after looking at the canal and ex-
aiming into its condition, adjourned the same
as usual. .,... -....
No other city in the country, would allow
such nuisance breeding chills and fevers and
pestilence to remain thirty days in its present
condition. But the residents of this city are
clinging to the old landmarks. For instance,
at the Seventeenth street lock, where the
canal unites with the Chesapeake and Ohio,
the latter Company have a venerable lock-
tender who has not opened the lock for seven
teen years, yet has drawn his paXnaaSS~ ttS-thfs
time. That situation sis what might we'll be
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
THE TREASURY.

The Treasury is getting quite short of cur
rency, and while some $4,000 per day is needed
bank notes companies of New York, who have
the contract for the printing are RENTING only
about $4,000 per week. This is said to be
owing to strike among the plate printers in
that city. The department. has not received
any fifty cent or twenty-five cent scrip, and as
the old plate are destroyed there can be none
struck off upon these plates. The result of
this delay will probably be that the currency
will hereafter be printed in the Treasury build
ing. PRENTIss.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, August 3d. 1869.

Fisr Page 7o-Ddy-Letter from Cher-
ryfield; Record of Maine Horses; A Romance
Connected with the Marriage OF Commodore
Vanderbilt; Letter from Gorham, N. H. ;
Gleanings and Gossip,
Fourth Page-Rest, by Goethe; Beautiful
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Wanted Immediately,

TWENTY FIVE good Coat Makers to work In
Il the shop, good prices and plenty oil work, Also
girl to run Singer sewing Machine, apply TO
.-IH J.T, LEWIS &Co., rfroH
auSo-lw 81 81 90 Middle Street,
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
Struggling with the Nu,ienn, Debt.

GOLD CLOSED in New York last night At
10
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

WANTED.-Four boys about IL years old.
CoGIA HAssAN, 80 Exchange.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
committee Of the Main0 Historical So
cfeiy Mt Pemaqufd.

DR.. Packard and other members of the Maine
Historical Society appointed to visit Pema-
quid, in the town of Bristol, attended to that
duty Friday. The people in the vicinity made
1t a holiday and it is estimated that fifteen
hundred persons were present. One school dis
trict fitted out large hay-rack, capable of
holding forty persons, which was drawn by a
large number of cattle. To facilitate the bust
ness OF the committee the inhabitants had
marked every spot supposed to be of historical
OF antiquarian interest by raising flags and in
other ways. AS thorough an investigation was
made by the committee as was possible during
tne snort time they remained. The results
VIII DC fully laid before the public in the forth
coming report to the Historical Society. The
comulttee having attended to their duties, a
meeting was held at which Judge Blanev of
Bristol presided. The occa lion was very
pleasant one, the time being occupied with
short speeches and poems, fter which the
and invited guests sat down to a
bountiful repast at the mansion of Mr.. Tibbetts.
KING OF THE CANADIANs.-f the Canadians
are determined to reach annex alton through
the intermediate step Of indepen dence, instead
OF attaining their final destiny at a single step,
.hey have Prince on the spot W hom they can
invest with the imperial purple for q brief
ieisn' IL would not be wonderful if Prince
Artnurs royal mother thought of this when
'ne sent him to this country.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
This from A. johnson:

Gentlemen Your invitation sounds we'll
enough, but if you ever blistered your fingers
on a hot goose you will know how to excuse
my absence. don't know much about that
particular pond, but my experience in fishing
in all other northern waters counts me but
lean string of suckers, gudgeons and land
sharks; and if should ever swing round
another circle, I shall probably make it too
small to take in North Pond. With my regards
to my numerous friends in Maine,
1 remain, &c., A. JOHNSON. g
Seymour, Blair, Morrell, of the Home Jour
nal, and Mrs. Partington (who says "Ike III
COY write the remaining letters. Prof. Math-
ews, of Chicago, made one of his inimitable
speeches. The following are the officers for
ensuing year:-President, Gen. franklin
Smith; Vice Presidents, VIM. Macartnexrt4 s
B. Broad; Secretary, A: r. @Smafi; Orator. L.
d. Emerson; Poet, e. Markham. I'D. ...
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says that only two or
three of the pioneer settlers are now living in
Guilford, one of whom is Dea Zebulon p.
site of his present residence, about 60 years
ago, II years before the State was admitted in
to the Union. He is now in his 8Oth year, hay
ing reared a large family, all of whom have
proved useful members of society, and having
brought to- a tract of land which is one of
tina largest and best farms in this section,
toilino almost incredibly Is .t-,s
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
FESTIVAL OF THE VAUDEVILLE PERCH AS

FESTIVAL OF THE VAUDEVILLE PERCH As
ISOLATION. -This Association celebrated its
annual festival this year at North Pond with
the usual solen,nity. AS usual, the report of
the Secretary takes up nearly a page of the
Waterville Mail. 1t is worth the room, though
if there can be too many puns in such a docu-
ment, we think the report may be open to that
objection. Bro. Markham, of the Mail, in the
course of the proceedings, read letters from
several ladies MRS. Darlington is entitled to
the plural) and gentlemen, declining the invi-
tation to be present. Those from Gov Cham
berlain and Hon. j. II. Drummond, of this
city, (the first formal and the last exceedingly
humorous are no doubt genuine, but the rest
are palpable frauds. Here is the one from
Gen. Butler: 4e5f
Gentlemen Happy to hear your hooks are
baited for perch. Excuse me, mine are baited
for cells, Resp'ly, B. f. BUTLER
Gen. Grant writes as follows:
Gentlemen - have done fishing. Left my
lines at Richmond, when we "wound up the
bobbin' of the Confederacy.
Briefly yours, GRANT.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

Stated Meeting of the Maine Charitable Me-
Achanc Association will be held in the IIhrar
Room Thursday Evening, Sept 2, at 1-2 o'cioek.i'
anootd STEPHEN MARSH, See,v
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
Letter from Washington.

WARRINGTON, d. G. Aug. %, 1869.
To the Editor Of the Press: 5000. -..-
There are two questions agitating the people
of this city at the present time. One is the
moving of the Capitol, which affects the hold
ers of real estate, only, the other, what shall
be done with the canal, everybody is moro or
less interested in. tsa5s atl
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

Copy OF Advertisements should be left mt
the Transcript Once, Printers Exc hnnxe,
113 Exchange street.
1Y All Letters should be addressed to GEo. q
GossE, Argus Office, or o. o. NRwHALL. Transcrint
Office, Portland, Maine. july5deSat-tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
Houses for Sale /!

JEST Investment in real estate that has ever been
~! ~ offered in Portland for cash part credit =
VIII be rented ii not sold dis week,
GEO. f. EOSTER.
o. Corner Bracket and Walker Streets.
August 30. eCdf
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
PENoBscoT COUNTY.

The neighbors and friends of John Brown
of Dexter, (who, is disabled by siekness) to the
ngiaisSsFz 6tntwenty i've, recently turned OH
and cut twenty-five acres of grass and when
made into hay, put the same into his barns.
About nine o'clock Thursday evening, the
barrel factory owned by Messrs w. H. Brack-
EFT q Co. in Orono, was entirely destroyed by
fire, together with steam engine, and Other
machinery and quite an amount Of stock. The
loss was about $4,000, and we learn from Mr.
Fuller that there was an insurance of $4,000
On the property.
WALDO COUNTY. ~ "
The Democrats of Islesboro have nom mated
Capt Calvin w. Sherman, of that town, a.
candidate for representative to the Lie gislature
for the class composed of Islesboro, NOrthport
and Lincolnville. He is a popular man and
his friends say he will be elected. ID.
a b9ziige WASHINGTON COUNTY.
DIR. c. H. Milliken of Cherryfeld has beer
appointed Examining Surgeon for Pensioners
in place of DR.. Warren Hunter, removed tt
Philips. l-Ai.d'| .@+S
YORK COUNTY.
Mr.. John Pennell of Kittery, nearly IS year,
old, wafKeu rom his residence lower Fore
side, to Portsmouth and back on Thursday
There are but two older meu in the town.
An effort is being made to have Post Banc
of 16 pieces at Kittery Navy Yard. The Get
tysburg arrived at quarantine with two case,
of yellow fever. The California was put int
the Dock Monday. The Wyoming recently
placed upon the ways is about used up The
steam fire engine building at the Yard is near
ly completed. hFt f+eI-+
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
DISTINGUISHED SPECTATORS.

Up to noon the betting was two to one on
Oxford. Then the Americans began to ar
rive and the tide turned. Over $50. 900 of
American money was lost on the race, besides
what was bet outside of ENGLAND :
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

We gather from various sources the follow
ing facts and comments on the great race that
took place on the Thames, Friday The follow
ing items are from the Boston Posts specials:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
Read This!
Liberal offer to Readers

We have received propositions aud have per-
fectcd arrangements 10 Club the following hrSt-
class Newspapers aud Magazines with the
fKRRYsRURG Journal;
The ToiedO Weekly niRdo NaSby's
Paper aud The louRSAL will DO furnished 10
one address Tor Three Dollars.
The Independent aud JouRNAL will be
sent to one address for Four Dollars, asd those
rdering both papers will receive copy, pos
tAge paid. Of Richie's Splendid Steel Engra
wings Of Grant aud ColGax, the pIiee Of which
is So eaeh.l
The WcsleW Monthly, (au excellent
Three Dollar MagaEine, Published IN ChleaHn
aud tho J0CgSAL will be furnished 90 Que ad.
dress for Three nallars. This liberal OAcr will
not extend beyond January lst, 1870,
Moods Household Magazine, first.
1 class nollaT Magazine, devoted to knowledge,
virtue, aud temperance, thro essential points 10
/ happiness, viii be furnished Hs = Prem,Wm Go
I every subscriber who will par one year in ad-
/ vance for the rERRrshrEo JouRSAL.
/ Thcre are none too poor TO take suy two Of
the above periodicals al the reduced hgUres al
| which they are offered. The long winter eve.
Mugs are approaching, aud the head Of every
family should thiuk as much about procuring
substantial reading Tor his family as he does
about proper food aud clothing for them
Make home happy aud your family will remain
at home IN enjoy u. The time usually spent in
running overlo neighhorS 10 barrow his paper,
Improperly applied, would buy ,hT0o or four Of
our best periodicals..
As We have tn forward money TO each pub
Usher with which We club the JOuRNAL, when
the name is sent, all subscriptions must be paid
IN advance.
4 II each ofour neAdeTs will call the attentoa
6t their neiFhbors " lhis liberal Vder, all 1a =
u beusG,.ed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
ShcriT's Sale of Real Estate.

Eliza Jennings, In MahCniog County Court
Ann Webb ct al. In Partition.
In pursuau q of decree and order Of sale,
issued in the above entitled cause will offer
for sale at public nutcry at the north door NJ
the Court house, in purrysbIrg, Wood county.
Ohio, at the time following, the following land
Of the late Simeon Jenniug, to-wlt
On TH0RSDAY, December 9th, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. VI. aud 4
O'Clock, 7. NJ, the following described land,
situate in the county OF Wood in state Of Ohio,
and is known as being part nf river tract 30 and
81, bounded aud described as follows, to.wit;
On tho south by the ceutre of the channel Of
Grassy creek, west by q line parallel with the
cast liuo OF said tract No. 50, and distant east
erly from the west line thereof chains and IA
links, north by tho Maumee river, and east by a
line drawn through nver tract No. 81 parallel
with tho west line thereof aud distant easterly
therefrom three chains and fifty links.
Also that part of river tract No. 81 bounded
as follows, to-wit Commencing on the Perrys-
burg and Oregon road where il crosses the east
line of said last mentioned piece of land, and
running thence north along said line to bould-
er thence east at right angles to said last men,
toned line to the centre of said road thence
along said road 10 the place OF beginning, ex-
cept the right Of way 80 feet wide for said PER-
rysburg and Oregon road, which said west hall
bounded as follows, to-wit: Commencing
AT a point on the Maumee river where a liue
drawn parallel with the dividing Of said river
tracts No. 50 aud 81 through the centre ut line
drawn direct from the northeast and northwest
corner of said tract would meet said river, aud
running from sad point on said river in di
rect line southeriy to the centre Of the chan
mel of Grassy creek or such course as will
give an equal number of acres on each side d
said line in said tract. aud for more perfec
description of the land reference is here mad'
TO deed of said lands from Charles w. ESers
Sheriff of Wood county, Ohio, to Simeon Jen
nings, Of date of August %, | S66, and recorle'
in Wnod county record of deeds. vol. 2S, pag
! i56, l57 and los, and containing 4S 3T,10O acre
OF land more or less. Appraised at si,S3T.
Terms OF Sale one third cash in hand on da
Of sale one-ihird in one yoar aud one-third i
two years thereafter with interest from day q
sale on the deferred payments, and to be seeur
ed by mortgage upon the promises sold, To N
Ia uus, for the parties IN interest
CHARLES TOWNSEND, Sheriff,
of Mahonng county, Ohio.
! FIG. SEWvIs, plt0f ) atty.
| THOMAS KENNErr, deft's atty.
| Can6nld Ohio Oct 2B 1899
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
Coy. A ,hInr:, New Position.

The Cleveland Loader, which has ever bceu
Eeaious supporter Of the present Montana Gov
rrnor, sAys Of his recent declaration ora"Nhho
mans government " in that Territory;
3" Ii seems 90 US that Governor Ashley has
made a mistake In thus anyiEg himself with
the auii Chinese party for II Is IN regard 10
the Chinese, aud not the negrn--thd those re-
marks are intended. The talk about amalga-
nation between the Chinese and the whites IS
absurd, and certainly great Territory like
Montana, rich aud fertile as Governor Ashley
describes it, raunot afi'rd IN turn away frum Il
any labor whatsoever that will teni 10 develops
its unlimited resources. Governor Ashley's bet.
ter coarse would have been 10 strive against the
prejudices Of his people"
The Detroit Tribune says
The masi pronounced aud sangunary Rad
ieal "a Gen" James NJ. Ashley, nav 6aver'
neT Of Montana, Is engaged w defending
s2eeeh be recently made at Helena, Ia which he
discouraged the settlanent Of oolored men il
Montana territory. lie don't invite eolored peO
ule 70 como 70 Montana because they eantintcr
marry with the whites when they get there
All The prominenee Bic. Ashley ever had he oh
tainsd by show of intense devotion N the col
orad man but thai was bofore he wenttn Mon
taaA aud before Montana weat Democratic.
~ili be rather dificult kr as famous an old Rad
cal As Mr.. Ashley used IN be 10 gst in.a he
5. Senate from Montana, by the votes of Doa
scraue Legislature.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
TYRMs OF TKE pAILY aAEETTE.
A PREMIUM TO SUBSCRIBERS
yVE qAgErVE ANNUAL RE7ISTEa.


The second volume of the GAZETTE ANNUAL
REGISTER will be issued on the first d Janu-
arv $40. This work will contain coAPLETE
>SsroRY or TnE EVENTS ron TnE YEAR 1907
Compartivc Election Returns for all the stat
the Vote OF Ohio and Indiana by Townships
the Organization OF National and State Govern
mcn,s Names Of the Members of the Legisla-
ture ni Ohio, Indiana aud Kentucky the Con-
gress of the United States times for holding
District or Circuit Courts, aud other general and
valuable statistics. 1t will also contain M 40
RIculrrRAL AND HORTICULTURAL DIR ARrNENr,
which farmers aud gardeners will 6ud valuable.
The Almanac aud Meteorological and Astrnnom-
ical features will be prepared by PRoF, Able,
of the Cincinnati Observatory, The Register
will, In fine, bo full of int tercsing information,
and copy should be in the possession Of every
family, -
cory or THE RIG iSrRR WILL ne SENT FREE
TO EVERV NAH sVBScRIBBR TO ruE wKEkLr
SEM wkkNLY OR nAlLY uAzErTk. II will be is
sued on the first of january. and ALL sUBsoRI-
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rLlEn. The Register will be sent To New Sub
ssrihers as their names are sent In, Persons,
howcver, intendig 10 subscribe for the GAlETrE
should in order tn obtain the tull boneftw the
Rerister, send In their names on or before the
first Of January. All letters should be adires.
' THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
Army of the Tennessee Reunion.

The grand reunion u the Society of the Army
If the Tennessee, is to be hcldin Louisville on
the 18th aud 18th days Of this month. The fol-
loving are among the Invited guests
The President and Cabinet. Gen. W. T. Shor-
man, Lieut.. Gen, 4. II. sheridan, Major Gener-
ais George ~. Thomas, II, W, Socuu, John Pope
Irwin Mcdowell, G. G.. Meade, John W, Turner,
John b. Mcclellan, +. K. 5 Candy. Jerry Now
er, Ames Reynolds, ?. st. George Couke, u. G..
Buell., II. W. Hslleck, Louis weil1cl, W. s.
Hancock, A. J. Smith, W. S. Rosocraus, A. L.
burnside, J. A. DIX. J. =. Wool, j. NJ. Sehoheld,
tieo. l.. HarisuA, o. o. Howard. joseph Hooker,
l.. d. Townsend. Gen, Stnnemau, David Hunter,
y. 7. Banks and B. L. Bnier, Admiral Fnragui
Vice Alniral Porter, officers of the Societies of
the Cumberland, James and Potomac Hon. 4
y. Stanton, Hon. Montgomery Blair aud Hon
William Deunison.
Ample arrau gemculs are 10 be made with the
different railroads throughout the country foI
transporting the members Of the socie,y aud in
Siled guests.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
OPINIONS OF THE YEARBOOK.

alt is a very valuable manual Of inftrma-
ton. We do not know Of single work Of the
same character that, for its size, is more COM
prehensive in the range OF its information or
more judiciously arranged."- CiHcinHai Com
mercii.
81 find It filled with very choice aud excellent
matter and exceedingly valuable statistics.
don't Sc how wcll.regulated family can dis
pense with the little book -GEoROB D. WkIGHT
Commissioner Of Raiiroods and 7dcgroph'.
alt is decidedly oneof the neatest books Of
the kind we have ever seen, aud its contents
plainly show that great deal Of mental labor
and valuable time have been spent in its edit
ing, etc. Cincinnati NGiondl Uaion.
alt Is by all odds the most complete work Of
the kind that we have seen, lar SURPRISING the
famous Tribune Almanac. - Liiiuarpoii, Com.
Diryciai
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-05
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,

David G.b on,
VS.. In Wood Common fieas
0uff c. Olson ct ALL
by virtue Of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Cam
mon Pleas, of Wood County, Ohm, and to me
directed aud delivered, | will oler for sale Al
public venduc, at tho door Of the Courthouse
In Peityshurg, Of said county, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. December Z, 1859
between the hours Of aud . o'clock OF sait
day, the following describ real estate, ,o-wit
The east half of the northeast one-Courth q
section number seventeen (l7l, town seven ~
north range twelve (ls) east, in Wood county
Ohio, Containing eighty acres more or less; ap
praised at 81 800 co Terms cash.
J. W. BROWNSBERGER,
Special Master Commissioner.
+. & u. X. HoLLENBRcI, III tbs Au'ys.
perrVsbnre November 4 1890 gSeST