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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23
VIE IaIIS NUtIIIS1 UI ASO' III
More About RYAN.

Mayor Fulton handed us this morn
ing the following special dispatc b,
which viii explain itself:
WHITE WATER, Wis, }
Dec, 18th 1869.
To MAYOR FULTON,
Ottumwa, Iowa
Ryan's store and ten buildings
burned here two years ago under like
circumstances
Hang him
(Signed,) "MANY CITIZENS"
We may further add that a very
respectable and responsible citizen
Of Ottumwa, lived in White Water,
Wisconsin, at the time the above fire
took place, and who informs US that
it broke out in Ryan's store, under
such circumstances, and burned with
sRch rapidity as to convince the PEG.
pie that his house had been saturated
with Coal Oil, and fred by Ryan
himself.
Our informant says that at the
last account he had OF the matter,
the Insurance Agents were refusing
to pay Ryan the $4,000 risks they
had on his store.
Yesterday, Deputy Sheriff Briscoe
found somewhere, near 100000
worth of Ryan's goods secreted at a
house about six miles from here, and
brought them back last night, to
the city.
We Withhold the name of the party
who had secreted these goods for
certain prudential reasons, for the
present.
Meantime, anxious creditors from
81, Louis, Chicago and elsewhere are
constantly arriving, and making in
qnirles OF the whereabouts and finan-
cial condition Of y. Ryan, Coal Oil
and Cotton Batting dealer.
I. Egan, Esq, Hardware Merchant,
purchased yesterday, through Dew
ms Real Estate Agency, II. S. V.
Jackson's House and Lot No. 113 on
Fourth street. Price $1,000.
PERsoNAL,-We received call TO-
day from John FulIen, of Agency
City.
lin is one of the live, wide awake
merchants Of our neighboring town,
and is the successor Of T. nj. Wilcox
son & Co.
lie has thoroughly refitted the
old store of Wilcoxson /: Co., and
now has one of the most complete
and cheapest stocks ofgoods in Wap-
clio County, and under the manipu-
lation ofthose' skillful statesmen, Tom
Wilcoxson and Nels. Woodford
they are going off like hot cakes.
fullen is q worthy, public spirited
merchant, 10 whom we commend the
readers Of the COURIER.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23
Hogs,

George Gillaspy & Co., have cut
something over 5000 head ofhogs up
to date.
They are paying 81 to Sc live
weight.
Hogs are much more scarce thar
anticipated, and it now seems quit,
probable that this house will not b,
able to buy and cut more than 5000
during the season.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23

IMPRovED.-J. G. Meek has put
on an elegant new cornice to his
store, and now has one of the finest
looking stores outside in the city
and lnsideis packed full of easoEable
goods and customers daily.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23


Prof l.. M. Tasting OF this city
will conduct Teachers institute at
Bloomfield, Davis County, commonc
ing on the eth inst. The good peo-
pie Of that county may be- assured
that the Prof. will ably and faithfully
perform the duties of the position.
Tho National Life Insurance Com
pany Of the United States of Ameri
ca organized as it is with paid-up
capital of one million dollars, presents
advantages to policy holders enjoyed
by no other Company. Our fellow
townsman, r. w. Champion, Esq, is
the regularly accredited Dist. Agent
forSonthern Iowa, and those desiring
Insurance or Agencies, should apply
direct to him. Dec. 1S--dtf&w3t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23

REMARKs.-We publish the above
for the benefit of whom it may con-
Germ.
We think the fair Myra, however
must be mistaken.
We have lived in this county near.
ly quarter ola century, and are not
very old either, for that matter, and
are quite well acquainted with all
the lawyers in this county, and can
assure the editress of the Legal Neaos
that there is no legal gentlemen
practicing in our courts, who viii
tally with her description.
Mrs. Myra Bradwell is evidently
50 ahead, as no lawyer in these part.
will admit the soft impeachment, G.
writing leglbly, and excessive &C mel
crosby.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23

LATER.-The case has been argued
ably on both sides, and Justice Graves
is now celebrating over the matter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23

A rare chance to make money will
be found by reading DR.. J. L Tay lor's
notice elsewhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-12-23
| CORRESPONDENCE.

Chicago, Dec, 10Th, 80.
PosT MASTER,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Sir A party
from your place, sends me a letter
containing $500 for the "Chicagt
Legal Neses." Unfortunately, he has
forgotten to send me his name. Any
one failing to receive the pape,
might be enlightened by you in this
respect.
Thus far, l can describe the gen.
tleman: He writes very fine hand
and must be both generous and SEN
sible. The first trait shown by his
careless use of money, and the latter
by wishing to become subscriber
of the Legal NewS.
Yours respectfully,
MYRA BRADWELL,
Editor of the l.. N.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
SEaerHn7s sale.

Abraln Christ & others, ex'rs,4 IN Pur-
James Budd. the go c Q M n
mands of an order Of sale, issued from the
Court Of CoInInon Pleas OF. Delaware eoun-
ty, and to me directed, shall offer for sale,
at public vendue, at the door CT the Court
House, in the town OF Delaware, IN said
county, on
Saturday, J glIy- 10, A. d. 1869,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of the said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit: Sit
uate in the township of Genoa in the Coun-
ty uf Delaware, and State OF Ohio, and de-
scribed as follows,
First Truct-Situated in the County of Del
Genoa, bounded and described as follows,
JO-Wit: COniIneu cling at q stake at the east
corner Of land decided to Thomas Bennett
by the said James Budd, by deed dated Jan.
II, 1853, recorded in vol. 50, p. 1877; thence
south 81 rods on the said Thomas Benefits
east line thence east 81 rods and 5 links
thence north by east % degrees, 10 Iods ;
thence north by east so degrees, 26 rods and
8 links; thence north Tod~; thence west "a
rods to the place OF beginning. Containing
d acres and IS rods; Situate i'll Range II,
Township 8, Section 4, United States Mili-
tary lands.
Appraised at $50 90.
S6e5JBa TFoet.-The Following real estate in
the County of Delaware, State of Ohio, and
follows, 10 wit: Commencing at Hennis'
northeast corner, thence south 35 rods and
10 links; thence north by east 54 4degreeS, II
rods; thence north by east SO degrees, 34
rods; thence north 62 rods; thence west 50
rodsi thence south 40 rods; thence east 81
rods and 25 links, TO the place of beginning.
Containing 20 acres and $50 rods Situated in
Range ~, Township 3, Section 4, United
states Military lands.
Appraised at 81, ,b7U o..
WILLIAM BROWN
sheriff of Delaware County 81
Junel0-5w pf s13 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
THE ASSASSINATION OF COL
ONEL era NE.
From the N. Y. Post.I

The Honorable E. NJ. Yerger, one of
those political ballies who in 1861 help
ed to drag Mississippi into war, and
who since 1865 have made that State
uncomfortable for Union men, was re-
Gently called upon to pay his taxes.
Of course it could never have occur
red to anybody but a base, low-minded
honorable and high-spirited a gentle
man" as this Yerger TO pay taxes. No
dOu bt he was as much amszed at the
demand to pay a tax as he would have
been, according to the accounts we read
of him, had one of his creditors asked
him to pay common debt.
At any rate, he refused to pay, and re-
- base is the kanve that pays" There's
unon, the Mayor of Jackson, Colonel
l4gTane, caused a part of the Honorable
Yerger's property to be attached and
sold. FheTenpon, the Honorable Yer
ger procured knife of the kind called,
IL set nss in Mississippi a "thug knife, +"
Rpped Colonel Crane in the street,
fedein vain to fix quarrel upon him
by hsulting words, aud failing in that,
sdodenly stabbed him, and, leapinR
upon him, repeated the stabs until
Crane fell dead.
the Honorable Yerger's rashness. that
before he drew his 'tthug knffe'fh he had
taken occasion to satisfy himself that
Colonel Crane was unarm5d.
lt ought to be said for the peopls of
Jackson that they were shocked and
outraged by this cOwardlY act of as
sassinAtion and public meeting was
called, which met and passed rrso1u-
tions expressing proper feelings. Mean
time the Honorable z. NJ. YeTger walk
ed home unmOlested, and was arrested
only by a military force. We trust his
Ital viii not be delayed, and that the
wFetchtd bully will he SO promnflV
hanged that his fate may serve Jas fa
warming to other Honorable gentlemen
that the days of chivaIFy are gona BY,
aud the time is past when the ABsaGsin-
ttion of a creditor can be counted as
the exercise OF one of the cardinal Yir-
tues. --t +
IColonel Crane was an Ohio man. by
birth, and for many years was a lead-
ing lawyer in the Southern part Of the
State. He is a nephew, by marriage or
the Hon. Robt. G. Schenck, and fors
merly lived at Dayton, where his re-
mains have been inferred. He is spok-
en- of by those who knew him as .
mild-mannered, inofIensive gentleman,
and his assassination is one Of the
most cowardly, devilish and every way
vilIainous in which rebel spite and
s'ohtvalry" have yet found gratifiea-
Iion.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
JEFF DAVIS AND HIS NORTHERN
FRIENDS.


Mr. Pollard, in his new work on the
administrator of Jefferson Davis,
states that DaYis had private corraapou-
dents in the Chicago Convention Of 1864,
Indeed, he alleges that during the en-
tire war Mr.. Davis maintained secret
communications with many diatin-
guished Northern politicians, generally
says Mr.. Pollard, those of the Demo-
cratic party, from which we infer that
some Republicans may also have secret
ly written to him. The letters and
documents he received from these cor
respondents were so numerous that they
We're kept in a special, private arehive,
entitled the Presidential Bureau of Corr
TespOndence. These condolences were
kept from Congress, and even from his
Cabinet, Few persons In r chmOud
ever knew of the existence of such q
bureau. No curiosity was ever admitted
TO Its papers; and SO anxious was M 3.
Davis 20 conceal them, that IL is a curir
Gus fact that some days before the SUR
render of Richmond he had them com
veyed to a secret place, where tney are
vet supposed to be safely deposlbeus IN
this correspondence Mrs Davis mas peen
welIinformed ofthe Chicago Convention
that sit meant peace for the North and
independence for the South" as dis
tinguished gentleman of New England
wrote him (whose name unfortunately
Mr.. Pollard does not reveal and that
all there was of doubt of the success or
the Chicago nominees depended on the
success OF his own administration 90
Richmond.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25

God bless the cheerful person Imam,
woman, or child, Old or young, Hitter
ate or educated, handsome or homely
Over and above every other social trait
stands eheerfulness. What the sun is
to nature-What God is to the stricken
heart which knows how to lean upon
him, are cheerful persons in the house
and by the wayside. They go unub-
trusivelY, unconsciously, about their
silent mission, Frightening up society
around them with the happiness beam
ing from their faces. We love to sit
near them we love the glance Ofiheir
eye, the tone of their voice. Little
children find them out, oh so quickly
amid the densest crowd, aud, passing
by the knotted brow and compressed
lip. glide near, aud laying a contiding
little hand on their knee, lift their
clear young eyes to those loving faces.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
For the Delaware Gazette.
OPPORTUNITY.

Deny me not, dear Lord, my day,
10 SOW where other hands shall reap
H ever IN the ages, may
One feel Millinium nearer creep
Deny me not, but if, Thou seest
How many a faIloW field in store!
Let others SOW and till the least
That viii, may break the ground befol sc.
Deny me not; but be it, one
May save the seed the savers SPILL
II Cushi charged with death, could run
What may Love, rapture-Winged full dll ,
Deny me- not; or, heart of dFoss,
Consume thee in thy worthless fire
oh could speed, at Kingdoms loss
A word, worthier to inspire!
Deny me not or, blot me here,
How can my angel gaze in bliss,
Upon my God, if, in yon Sphere
IWear no stars / won in this +?
Deny me not, Thou Anguish-Cr Crowned
Hast Thou not set the glory-rays
The Lazarus suffering temples round.
Whereon the Dives may not gaze?
Deny me not behold my soul
To abieet dust and ashes turn =
What can tbey do within the goal
Whom Wea akest in the race would SD urD .
Deny me not Rabboni, Sweet!
Or, II where ring exstaffc Halls =
4 speechIess may embrace Thy feet -
III praise not higher than the nails.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25

4 GRISE AND SANT-HIIAIl3 WITH
~ two run of stone and four-foot burrs,
run by both steam and Water-poWeT, or
either. There are five Water-Wheels, which
can be run separate or together; two new
Andrew q t'alabaugh patent wheels, one 30
inches in diameter, and one l6 inches in di-
ameter; and one wooden wheel, for corn
run.
The engine is 10 by 20 inches, and manu-
factured by Messrs. Bradley, Buruham &
Lamb. Delaware, Ohio. The boiler is As
inches in diameter and a feet in length.
5 a ~ ~ 4 ~ EtGt4t, ~ y ~ ii III
Ing-houses upon 1t, one with five and the
other with seven rooms stable, Barn, and
all other kinds of Out-bufIdingS.
A practical miller can find no better in
NestInent, as fortune from it would only
be question of time. The Mill has an ex-
celent run of custom, Will be sold low
and on very easy terms. Apply to
JeIl IL. f. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
sherfRsa Sale.

John Short & S. L Eaton, IN pursuance
rs. IL Of the COM
David Beers, and others. mands Of an or
der of sale issued from the Court of Com
Klz0n Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio, and
1o me directed, shall offer for sale, ST pub
lic HendGe, at the door of the Court House,
IN the town of Delaware, in the county Of
Delaware, on
Saturday, July II, A. d. 1899,
at 1 O'Clock. p. NJ, of the said day, the fol-
lowing described personal property to wit:
one steam engine and boiler; one broom
handle saving machine, (Alexander's
Pa tent; one single Buzz saving machine;
two broOm-bandle turning Iaths, betting
for the same; one pair burrs tor grinding
corn, and corn mill, and tH7ck wagon, and
all the betting, laths, saws, tools, and ma
appurtenant to said mill and steam
saw mill and Tnaehinery, and the black
smith tools and appuFtenanceS, and all the
fixtures and apDuftenRnees to said mill and
which min ana machinery is
the same located on the farm belonging to
Mr.. Yeomans, late the farm of Robert Nc
Coy Cellar, deceased, in Liberty Township,
Delaware County, Ohio.
Steam engine &c. appraised at Sl,5g1; one
truck wagon, SO; blacksmith tools. 50.
WILLIAM BROWN,
feIS-5WDf29 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
EXAMINATIONS NOTICE.
school Exa1RlfEleF's Notice.

n NAE School Examiners OF Delaware
i county viii meet, during the year 1862
for the examination OF teachers, at the fol-
lowing places and times, namely:
At the COURTHOUSE in Delaware, on
February nth, March 18th and 9th. April
Sd and I7th, May Sth and I'D, Septem Der
18th, October 9Eh and 25dg November 6th
and 10th, December 18th.
10Th; at the sehoOl-house in LEWIS CEN
TER, april 9th, and October SOth; az the
sehOOl-hOuse in OSTRAHDER, October I'd at
Col Fran bes' schoOl-house, in SUEBu1sX,
the Saturday after Lne session of the county
Teachers IusriLute-
Candidates uSE present satisfactory IesS-
timonlal- of good moral character; ana the
law requiIes, as q condition of exaTnfnatl0ny
that each applicant for q certificate shall
pay fee of fifty cents
No certificate Is granted unless the app1-
cant is q qualified 10 teach ALL the branches
named In the law; namely OrthograpEfys
Reading Writing, Arithmetic Geography
EueItsh GrammaTs and possesses an aa-
eouate knOwledge Of the theory and prac-
tice of teaching"
Fxaruinatior1s will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. M and close at O'Clock ?. NJ.
aud no applicant will be admitted AFTER Il
O'Clock. The exercises will be conducted as
far as possl ble IN writing. Each cana1ua6e
is requested 70 bring paper and pencil ana
a STAIN pssd envelope addressed TO himself IN
which the certificate awarded will be mailed
to him, or notice of failure.
]. s. CAMPBELL,
January q. Is6s-tf Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
Farm rOr Sale.

CONTAINING 125 acres, IS cleared.
equi distant from. and within a few min
utes drive of the villages of Galena, sun
bury, Berkshire and Cheshire. Churches
schools, mills, markets, gOnd society, and
healthy neighborhood- An apple orchard,
peaches cherries and small fruits in abuII-
dance. A good barn, anG new first class
house of 8 rooms with every convenience.
A good dry cellar, good well, cistern and
never falling spring OF stock water. Fine
timber and good soil. a very desirable
property. For terms inquire Of the prOpFi-
etor, a. 7. Carpenter, on the premises, or
of T. Il. POWELL.
jan29 90 Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
Town Property For Sale,

nETERMINED 20 so west, 1 have
4 , offered my property for sale in Lewis
center. Il lies on Main street, one square
from depot, and is a fine residence, with
good barn and out-houses; lot 99xl30 feet,
good garden spot, with grapes, cherries and
other fruit growing. The house has nine
rooms, two cellars, a good clstern and all in
good order-com parattvely ew.
Also, one frame building, with Grocery
room attached, within fifty yards OF depot.
~ A. Is a very desirable place for anyone Wish-
~ ~ % go INTO business on account of its sit
junel0-4W IRA BFRtER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
Homes for the Homeless

nEsTRABEE County ResiS7e1ice ana
Ohio.
We viii offer at private sale the Nj. D.
COvell farm, located on the Radn0r Gravel
limits. The whole has been surveyed and
LAID out in out-lofss of 5 TO 10 acres each, and
purchasers can procure any quantity of
ground desired. The whole place is under
nigh state of cultivation, the greater part
oeIAs thoroughly undefdrained-suita
Pasture lands . '' "a
= a 4 .S iSo. a choice property of two acres on
Also, a lot Of one and one-ffth acre
Iohtlng On 1ILlam street, near the resi-
sirable building lots within the limi5s IF
Delaware. Title, perfect; Terms. easy
by calling on NJ. ID. COVETT
Or, ON the premises
Z. Z. POWELL, Real Estate Agent.
june 1-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
STORY OF A LIFE.

Born at night; dressed in white
ChHisteued early. Slight and fair
Smooth brown hair, light and curly.
Grew apace-form and face
Fun of beauty. Grateful child.
Sweet and mild loving duty.
Sweet sixteen! Fairy Queen,
Bright and bIushing Hopes and fears.
Idle tears free OuJ-gushing.
Wedding night! dressed in white
Summers twenty charming bride
Far and wide friends and plenty.
Hearts of joyi first born boy
Halls the daWning Mother sleeps
Angel keeps watch till morning.
Stately dame spotIess name
Best OF mothers! children rare,
Brave and fair like no others.
Three score and ten Ah!my pen
sadly fingers. Wrinkles deep
Icy creeps Deaths cold fingers.
Burial night all dressed in white,
Sweet peace be given. BIest is she.
Spirit free-gone to Heavenl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
Prices Down Again at .shur's

Also from Auction, iI1EEAse1ase lots of Cas-
sim eres FIanneIs, Shawtss Hosiery Para
soIs Ladies' Hats, F1oweTss Corsets, Hoop
skirts, &c, at nearly half price.
We have big pile Of ladies' Gents and
Misses Lisle Thread 5faves, which we
bought at less than half the cost to manu-
facture them. We propose to divide with
our customers, keep ing thes Hons share.
We sell the best Kid Cloves in the West at
sI.00. Try the Glove, as we claim there is
none better at the price.
On Dress Goods you can save from 10 to 20
cents q yard.
On other kinds of Goods you can save an
equal proportion
People living in AEarysvilIe, Columbus,
Aft. Vernon, Cardingtona Gilead, Marion,
and surrounding country, can save money
by buying their Goods Of rs.
S. p. & J. J. SHUR.
n. B.-Look out for our Price List. Call
and get one. Free to all, or sent free to any
direction desired. 8. p. & j. J. s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25

sHERIFF's SALES.
SheriRss Sale

Valentine II. smith, RI Virtue Virtue Of :s,1 an
George. VI. Geddis. rom the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Richland county, Ohio,
and to me directed, I shall offer for sale, at
public vendue, at the door of the Court
House, in the town Of Delaware, in said
county. on
Saturday, July "a, A. D. 1869,
at 10o'cIock A. n. of said day, the following
described land, to wit: Situated in the
County Of Delaware, State OF Ohio, and in
the town Of Delaware being the SOUTH
west part of the north one-haf Of out lot
number one "a, and a part of lot number
two hundred and seventy-fiVe GO, being
the grounds formerly occupied bg The Ger
man n. E. Church, situated on the east side
of Henry street, between William and Win=
ter streets, in the town of Delaware; being
6fty-six feet arOn6 and the same through
out in width from north to south, and in
length extending frOm Henry street east to
the Olentangy river. Levied upon by me as
the prOpertY. of Valentine H smith, by v1r-
tue Of an execution issued. and to me dl-
rected, from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
RiehIand County, Ohio. in favor Of george
W. Geddis against SAID Valentine ii. Smith.
Appraised at s., $50
WILLIAM BROWN
jeIs-5wpfs9 Sheriff of Delaware Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
now COZ. CRANE WAS MURDER
ED


Colonel Crane met TorgoF on the
street on the day Of the murder aud
extended his hand 20 him. Yererr r,.-
PEELED him and applied ths vileat cpl
theth 20 him, calling him 81 "d---u
Yankee S. of b-.H Crane immediate
Ev turned to leave him, when the nE-
aaHsin seized him and stabbed him four
times and after the wiCtim hud fallen
upon the sidewalS the c0wer0lr asHa1-
sin threw his knlie &C Che corpse with
the expression take that you Cd
d--d Yankee THE murderer was im-
mediatsly arrested and heavily ironeQ.
The military Commission Gheu Oh sos-
sion at Jackson, Mississippi, she apouo
OF the murder, was nt once ordered %
postpone the business it had ON hHna
and proceed 70 the trial ot tha ooWAf4-
~ assassin. XefEar relies 1PeA W
frA0nds and relatives 20 pf1Qsee- e.Als
hnt ne will find no mercy 4t tA- A--
~ the Commission. q 4eF&eE AEi4NNi
@eli the eownrdly aasas9ln@tlQA am lHs
sertmnate nnhirf and greatly regret tlat
n NAV infiueuce the State t0 R0 m2alnai
ne rebel DemQQreey. WIG more yea
Gods name it wilL JIG tine 3teie pnn
IS saved from ehe hands Qf such muir
derous cut throRia aa Ker&ars @u0 lle
majority Of the rebel Democracy IA
paar 20 be Oh the same stripe we -
ieei that the dead man d.lu nQt Icy 1o"A
his life in vain.--is1iaaiA ttss'-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
SherfR's Sale.

Cook, Clark, Guthrie & COZ TN PURsU-
L anCe OF the
Fenton F. Finley. Commands OF
an order of sale issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Marion county, Ohio, and
to me directed I shall offer for sale, at pub
lie Yendue, at Clark Decker's Mill, in the
Township of Thompson, Delaware county,
Ohio, on
Tuesday, July s, A. ID. 1869,
at 1 O'Clock P. NJ. of the said day, the fol-
lowing described personal property, to wit:
About l., 800 feet Of Black Walnut Lumber,
about 8. 900 feet OF the same is inch lumber
and the balance Two, three and four inches,
levied upon by me as the property of Fen
ton F. Finley, by virtue Of an execution is
sued, and to me direetedy from the Court of
Common Pleas of Marion County, Ohio, in
favor of Cook, CLARK, Guthrie d Co., against
said FentUn B Finley.
Appraised at $275.
WILLIAM BROWN,
ieIS-2t-pfS3 70 SheY1iT DeEnlCdre Co., o.