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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

D1sAPPo1xrED.-A great deal Of disap-
pointment was occasioned in fashionable
circles at Washington by Gen. Grants dis
approval of the Inauguration. Ball. Bat
We are credibly informed that Gen. Grant
recommends all who want cheap goods
the full worth Of their money-to buy Of
Pickit 4 Abbott. They know how to pur.
chase to advantage, and give their custom;
ers the full benefit Of their experience.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

Five Of the most skillful aud de-
termined detectives of the Paris police
are instructed with the special task Of
watching over the Prince Imperial.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

I'll buy all my goods Of Pickit & Alb
bott." $50 do I, and there are lots more
in the same fix, We. know We save money
by the operation and we propose to keep
it up"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

RAILROAD Su1E.-The following items
ofcosts against the city for prosecuting the
suit against the Railroad Company, are Of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

MILLINERY GooDs.-At Mrs. Ottens-
myers store, on St. German street, can
always be found full asso rtment Of mill
merry goods, laces, ribbons, trimmings, Sc
The attention: Of ladies is called to he1
stock, which is stylish and seasonable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

CHURCH MEEr1xas.-So great IN inter-
est has been manifested in tho union even
ing meetings commenced the first Of the
year, that they have been continued, with
gradually increasing attendance. It is
believed that great good in this community
will result from them. The union meeting
on Sunday evening will be held in the
Methodist church, the sermon to be preach
ID BY Rev. Wood.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

AT Observation-Disclosures throughout
Northern Minnesota will find that they can
purchase dry goods at wholesale at very
advantageous figures from VIM. Lee, S..
Paul. Mr.. L. is connected with large job
bling houses in the East, and has superier
advantages for buying. Give him call.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

Rev. Chase is to preach at Anoka to-
morrow evening.
1t is the intention Of the present occu-
pants Of the Stearns House to sell the fur
niture and close tho house.
1T il no exaggera,ion when We say
that White Pine COMPOUND has benefited
thousands, and is still being largely used
tor diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Kid.
reys. For sale everywhere. ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

No DENASp.-The snow plows ON our
railroad have been in very poor demand
this year. The trains have hal NO bad
drifts to encounter and have made good
time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

s~ Ankinds ofJob printing. in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed at
his office. Send in YOUR orders.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

BY an oversight the name Of Mr.. A.
Richardson was not included in the list Of
the. Committee of Arbitration elected last
week by the Board OF Trade.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

F1su.-Fresh fish, caught in the neigh
boring lakes, are brought to town in con-
siderable quantities, and retail, dressed, At
. shilling per pound.
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0
PERsoxAI.-J. G. Burbank and wife, and
A. H. Wilder, Of St. Paul, have been in
town for several days.
Capt. Henry A. Castle, editor of the An
Okla Union, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. A. s. Lybe, Judge Of Probate Of
Monongalia county was in town on bust
ness this week. Also NJ. Calhoun, Of Lit
tie Falls.
Capt. J. E. West returned on Saturday
from Chicago. :,
We had the favor Of call yesterday from
Col. J. H. Gilman, Chief Commissary Of
Subsistence, headquarters At St. Paul.
THE Bzsr.-The :.Hcgnla'or" has the
best goods, the largest stock, and the most
accommodating clerks, and always sells the
cheapest. They arc determined never ia
be undersold, and never yet have been, Ga
there for Whatever you may want for your.
sell, your wife or your children, either ia
cut or to wear.
L1aHT.-The receipts Of grain continue
to be exceedingly light. Farmers seem de.
tcrmined to hold on for 81 for wheat. Thu
total amount Of grain per week marketed
here, as We learn upon careful inquiry, j.
about 40 follows:
Wheat, -. :'. 200 bushel.
Oats, 1900
Corn, 1900
MUsr Go.-West & Go. are determined
to soil their goods, let them. bring whs
they may. Better opportunities were new
Or before offered for getting bargains. Wal
paper, books, stationery; mirrors, &c., &C.,
at prices that will surprise you, Call and
yet share. $3.50" 1885, ~; Z
DlED.-Capt. II. Tilton, proprietor Of the
stearns House, died on Friday morning
Of disease Of tho heart. His remains wer,
buried in the cemetery On Sabbath, hi,
funeral being largely attended. Can't
Tilton was over sixty-eight years Of age
and although comparatively q. new.come
had many friends: In compliance with hi
own request, . post-mortem examination .
the body was made On Friday, BY Dr.. senk
Ter, assisted BY Dr.. Burchsrd. The hear
was found to- BE- greatly enlarged. weigh
ng one pound and nine ounces. q just on
+ pound more than Lima perfectly health
condition. -y,<ygy5 ~ + AZ n, 4
:
Sec Grovenor = Co.'S nav adyerti..
nsut. They do very heavy trade Is ~
S:eultural implehenta >ahtt}
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

The St. Louis Democrat has the follow
ing:
Sank Rapids is the lame Captain Dick Gray has
selected for the Northern Line new steamer which
will be rut in the water after the -Minneapo-
lis, Rod Wing, Hastings, Galena, Sank Rapids. How
many more are to come we have net learned. Won't
the Upper Mississippi DO we'll supplied with steamers
by and by.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

The Library Association will hold its
next meeting on Thursday evening at J..
d. Owens, lower town.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

The. Congregational sociable meets at
Hon. G. F. Davi 8 this evening.
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BOARD OF THApI.-Ths Committee Q
| Directors met at T. G, MoClurc's banking
Office on Friday evening. Jos. Edslbrool
was called to the chair, and G.. Rridgmar
chosen Secretary pro tenn. Tho following
permanent officers Of the Board wcre then
unanimously elected:
Prssiden!-Wm. S. Moore. g.. .... ,
Tice-P Standardization. G. r. Davis anu
n. G. Burbank.
Secretary and 7Tessurtr-T. e. AcClure'
The following Committee Of Managers
was chosen:
L Gorton, j. G. Smith, w. Powell, C.
Bridcman, IL. 7. Daendels, II. G. Wait
J. W. Tcnvoordc.
On motion Of H.. G. Burbank tho follow
ing Committee was appointed to oct with
the President in framing bylaws to be re-
ported at the next meeting: H. G. Bur-
bank, H. c. Wait, and G. F. Davis.
After trausaoting some special business,
the Committee adjourned.
The Committee Of Arbitration met at the
office Of Gen. Andrews ON the Same evening,
and organized by electing Gen. Andrews
President, aud Judge Evans Secretary
The following five Of the Committee, as
prescribed by articles Of Incorporation
were drawn to serve the first six months:
Gen. Andrews, Judge Evans, J. B. Abbott
L. Gorton, and Gen. II. z. Mitchell. The
remaining five Of the Committee-M. G.
Tolman, E. &. Smith, a. J. Stanton, A.
Richardson, and J. NJ. Rosenberger-will
act for the last six months Of the year.
The Board of Trade is now fairly organ
ICED for business, has rolled its sleeves up
and gone to work, and the community may
look for substantial results.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

A SPEo1MEN.-As sample Of what The
JOURNAL Office can do in the way .fpamph-
let printing, We woxld refer to the Consti-
tuition, Bylaws and Tariff Of Rates Of the
st. Cloud Board Of Underwriters, Of about
fifty pages, just issued. It will compare
favorably with the work Of any Office in
the State. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

t:NToI1cE.-Ai persons are hereby Is, mott ,dat
Fly I,ned that my wife. Caroline Wetzel.
has left.my bed and beard without iust
capasW prcvocseoh, Ind tlas they AZ
forbidden to truss her On my account. Is I
EiQ pay nosdebts' Of her contracting a!ter
t6ia-1atc. MATTHIAS WETZEL;sl
!, sf:clead, jan. 9Th, 1859. ms sw
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28
MEAT MARKET.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

Corrected TIE JounrAI,by D. n. g. xurpAy d I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

FRESH AND FAr.-Coats T. Freeman offer
for sale nothing but the very choicest
meats. They pay the highest cash price
for fat cattle, and can therefore ohtaia the
best to be had in the market. Their shop
Is model Of cleanliness and neatness, and
this with other inducements brings them q
ions share Of patronage.
LAD1rs.-Any kind Of visiting cards, on
bristol, antique bristol, crystal or SUPER
enameled cards, in the latest styles, print.
ed at this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-28

EcI1PsH.-Fair Luna hid her face be-
hind an impenetrsbls veil for time last
evening. She went into deep mourning
because = masculine, Sol, refused to let the
beams from bis countcnance fall on her.
She was what few of her sex care to be-
eclipsed. But getting into tho good graces
Of the old fellow again, she frightened up,
and "rolled on to "suide the traveller on
his way" in the future a. in the past.
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! hts .eLQ:el:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-16
PsssenGers.

Per ste.mship Manhattan. tor New York-h .
Chiso.n. Mckay, Ch,so'm. Miss B!!ett, aiss
g -htchsrds hlss Nellie Harris, Mrs McCooo,
Hedford. vie and two children, Midaie!on, Arg
a q RDbinson, MISS 3 Robinson y h91nson,
Yps1op. Mrs Bennett and son. 4 Hni,e, a19sAe.' M
NOLAN. Mr. almichael, N OBnen Monk
oomery. q L smith. Miss BiadyjJ wye,
STr,ry ard wife, Miss Coyre ME- mcsvaE Oh y
Hnnt Miss walker, II Waiser and LADY. Du-
ho,s N ] Ritter RVS q arshaH, Miss . Kinloch,
Miss smith, Mr. Hslton. Mrs Yglesias and TWO eh'-
drep, DR. Jones, W Kamsay, Dobi's. Force, )
r Block G,iser. 7 Blsnch, " III Lawton, I Law
ton " 81 swafned and SOD, M Horsey, n Rob-
erts, " Roach, Mrs shannahan. and IN steeraoe.
Per steamship Ssragosss, from New York-f Ather.
ton, A Brady JJsvne, Barker, MIR Ramsey, 3
Falcott Capt Fitzgerald. d Zohler lyman,
Cleapor, J Alberty, austin, n Connolly, Hanly,
Desmond, Mrs Chase and otaers.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jaokson-
vEle, Fernspdina and sayannah-Mr Owens, mr
Msyher, wife and two children, Huling. vie ano
son, Rev Mr. Duncan and wi e, Mre T. ena Mr haHe,
Mr. Haile, Col q Owens, Mrs PER- two cniioren
aud servant Mrs HsdR. and two children, sy'
L Weeks, Weeks. Mr. Henderson beywsro,
a Beckmap Young, Nr shaner. hr steaomsn'
b Os endor6 Col LUDLOW, L Derband y KIM
ball Al May, E Beard J McNulty. Churbfanos
r Najd ipc.r, L .hafer O osignal. Turner,
7 Wheaton CauIivoiseur, h Mieop, o Ihomp-
SON. ) Williamson, P GieasoD, L Silva II Fen
derras. w Wilson, IL mt mbers Washington Cor
net Baud. aud 20 on Deck
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto-E b sea-
brook aud LADY, Royall. " Gregg. Mis- Key.
nolds. y Westcoat. beck, Gfeseer, efun. and
10 on deck :
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DR. HIc H US
LDEN EDIEe.

N X. II G H A US
OLDEN EDIEs.
ASK FOB NO OTHER, TAKE NO oTHKR, AND,
you viii save time health aid money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case OF disease In any
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RICH AU'S GOI DIN BALsAM No. cuxAs
Ulcsp. Uloerstod Fore "hroat and Month, EOa-
tye$, Cuaneous or SKIN Eruption. Copper Cojoced
botches, -ereness Of the Scalp. sorofuIs, &c b e
greatest Reaovstor, Alefstvs and Bl00a PlhA6R
known, removes al diseases from the system, nd
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr.. RICHAU% GOLDEN BALSAM No. Q suess
Nercur1al Affections, Iheuma.ism In al II 1IHo.
whether fom mercury or other causes; gyes tmme.
dtate relief In all cases. No dtering Dtoeesay.
have thoufands Of Certificates provlnp the miraeu
! lols cures Effected by tleee Bemtties. Price -
either No. or No q Is Per bottlr .or NO bottles ~
~
Dr. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANIIDOrE. sss5e spse-
dy. peasant and radical cure for MI CruAfy De.
fsgcments, accompanied with full directions. Prlee
Or. RiCHAu's GoLDRN FLIxlB D'AMoUR. .
sdira1 cure for Nervous General Debility, IN old
or young; imparting en+ rBy With wonde FOL eheot
Price IS Ter bottle, or two bottles fo- %.
On receipt OF price these Renedi-s Will be sbfpR9d
| to s1y place. Prompt attention reid to al eorhe'
dents. None genuine without the nane Of 'pL.
RIcHAU'S GOLDEN RkMEDlES, D. 4. RIoHARD6,
| Sole Proprietor, blown In glfbs Of bot Lee.
~ No. 22s varici.str New Ysztl
omre Hours from "a n tosP.M.
Cirtu ara Rent ly SuD3
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DE G "A II Il F. UL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAI &.

WHEN YOU ARP EXH USED BY OVtRWofh
NJ hea A or had ana tee the need OF eomPhir & IN
vieoraiing don't drink whiskey or an? 1nto1ics hne
thing, whs her under the name OF eitters OF oteer
wise. >uch articles give IustR mucb euepg so 70
your weary rod aud mind as the Whln gives 10 tnr
jaded horse, and NO more Alcoholic stmulsn's are
injurious to Nerve health. and are ALHA1s foiio~eo
by DEPRESSING RRAClIUN.
Dudd's Nervine and 1nyigOratOr
Is o TONIC aud GENTLE sTImULAhr which 1s
LII attended hy hEsoIloN " At It cams ion
you It rnaintairs When itr' freshes pooV OF miuu'
We are not recommending teelotasm IN the interest,"
Of any fachon; bat long and:e ended oSsfrvS,en
teaches Us rhat no vino resorts to the oo'e ior resI
or recunerailon will and as be keens at il. that he
is kind],ug 6ro in his bones shich @iu consume
hike the flames OF perditon. Turn from LAKE, 12Ke
tonic that will refresh md not destroy. D'pDS
hERYINE ~ for ea;e oy all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that acconpsn1e'
each bottl 7mos june 20
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80 markets ~ Telegraph.
- YuRx1aR HARxETs.
,rnos August Il-Nosn.-consols s2x. Bonds

% 1oax1sR hARAss' ~ a'S
LONDON, August iA-Noen.- va A -.
TX .a yisp..7s ii -ll;- -
tIUzseooI. August A-Nssa'-couon ln' w
Anas 1s1<d; cf'sans lstdi ssasS11'o" o.'e. ;.
AHssnooa -ooston seuse' ups.Aa. -. ~.
Inns l25d; selss - go h.les. tnoudne ior speeu'
kHon ana expoh. Iara u sds:i g: Bacon oss.
esHAys1cs august lA-cosoD opens - - '1' 'A
1ape and II se'Ee snos1' ~. -,
.se"li 49, pUADsIIc HA1xk1s'
N1W Yol1, August ti2-Noon.-StooEs n1eeu1
aua Ssyatsh. Noury stesSy a saTa sssznns W.
ooidslx Flour ssloc better. Wheat 1sao oe'sei'
NJ qsiet. Corn dull Mess pofk se HAass 80 ~
I4s6 quiet; st.am 9cssoko Cotton firm ss ss'.s
xspsatss quist q Ass. Roam nfm; u "n'n ~
II st1aassd - Sey 1friehu mmer.
VI y.1seatn&-Monsy easy ~ osic osnA ss.seA''n'
laArsbls;. .totAtfessrye moving . deefease over
sisys m soas;s stseiing quist at sftslo stoeks
ssossd dull and unsst,ied; rather weak Cotton
I'm, aisc 1loc oa,e. st ss<c. Flour. scod s1pors
Saand: supet1ns tsss sals 90; extra state 81 iba
sx wheat ac1ve; red. and amber western u 7os
ln. Corn Dropping: za,sed Western u 1Aal IL.
Whisksy arn st u iSX Aess porA easier; dun ut
- i,x4ss s5 Beef steady. Lard hrm; tsttls
-pxo N.yal stores weak Groceries quiet. Tretgh b
rmer and advancing Gold dMx.
ax1ansoan Angus. A-cotion very firm. Flour
.,.s, .,..u bn.;v>.s rpAaaf firm. red n Goal TO-
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~c,.x,ss,sn Cotton and Riee Market.
usPv1e1 Or 1HR CBARL ksTON DAILY NEWb, !
= S CHAaIrs1oH, Bsturday Evening. August Il '
YOorpm-Ihe demand vas limited. with hard'!
aay s4ock on Il . market; Gales only 1obales .
56Ho We quote noninally:
.,,3-IG;s ILyRRrooL CLAssH1cAI1oH. "a
Ordinary 70 aood ordnnary.......'2S gs
. Low mi!diing. ng............"......oi
s,,D Aiddhng ..... COCOON
G Nv New York Classification We quote
-!- HfddhrR. ....................'.. %
R.cx.-Holders we're FIRM. but there wore NO uan'
sseIions, quotations remlining qmto i.1nh
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Wiimirctan Market.

WILMINGTON, August M-1uHpKNIME - Has
decin 10c, and lSO bbls sold at % so for yellow
dip. per $50 rounds.
country, and Ss bbIs ct sss per gallon for New York
packages.
.vsN.-ssles reported Of only 16o bhls st W TOT
extra No and low No l. ..oo,.,,,
TAnEIs 60 hioLer and 90 bbls sold at $3.50 per onL
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cons1gnees per northeastern halFose
August IA.

7s7 bbls Naval Stores. $50 hu-heh or 50 bushels
Rouph Rice. Lumber, tobacco. str Hdse. &C. 10
J arshall. Jr. D storey, En,msn & bowrIl, A a
Goldsmith b o, Goldsmith zen. Reeder Iavis,
I J Kerr Co. Man Que ,. Co owens, J schirmes.
and kdeer b 20.
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m ii e 5 T.H X
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER.
As an advertising medium offers fac1'ities to Mer-
chants, Cru gists, Machiuists, &C., Of extending
their business. unsurpassed by any Southern
Weekly.
IT'S circulation is fa.t Lecomin2 general. Real
Estate agents. and parties interested IN the purchase
or sale of real estate will find It to their advantage
10 consult its columns and advertise therein as we
are efeting arrangements by which our pat er VIII
circulate largely among Northern ca! !italists.
Information tending to the development OF our
minera manufacturing and agricultural resources-
descriptive oil climate. SOIL solicited and thank
fully received from any section.
Terms cash, IS year; copy gratis to any one
sending six subscribers; club uf ten, ~ SO each.
Rates or advertising lipe.ul Address Z.
". j. MoXEKRALL,
July1s Marsen.. Q.
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RHk Es OF THE NOON.
New Moon, 7th, 4 hours l8 minutes evening.
First Quarter 18th Z hour 19 minutes, morning.
Fun Moon, 2lst IL hours 8 m,puies eveurnQ.
Last Quarter, S0th, hours, 50 minutes, morning.
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@arrnt Afps
PORr CALENDAR.

OF Charleston. August lie
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Dvdd's Neryine and InyigOrstOr
n j. SChLEPEGKELL.
No. 81 LLNE-STR19H
BETWEEN KING ANE ST. PHIaaP.

LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AM
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and Pi Asf6h. T.
ING IhTHs. PAINTS. OTIS, GLASSES, sHlN6LBs
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, Ecn con
stantly ON baud at tho lsuext market prices.
Septembef u nhh!1
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9sn1msrlial.
Experts.

.r,.iss-, :, Experts.
INV YrRK-p Per e.eamsbip ManhattanEs oses o., . q
Cotton aSs bale: Upland cOs,01 "a u ss.sss sun
80 20 bhls Elour. 1l6 empty Barrels. los oeies
Domestics. CASKS Wax. 80 bbls Ale' SSs "s'er-
melons, Horse
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
Master Commissioner safe

-
Court Of Common Pleas. Morgan county
Ohio-Elizabeth j. Simpson, plaintiff, Va.
Thomas Alexander and James Singrcc, de
iendants-Order 10 Sell.-NOtice Is here
by given that by virtue Of an Order Of Sale
issued by said court, In the above entitled
action, and TO me directed, | will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the
court house, Of said county, on
81 TURDAT. JANUARY 18TH. A.
d., 1870.
at the hour of one "a o'clock, 7. NJ, Of
said day, thc following real estate situate
In said county Of Morgan and State Of Ohio,
to wit; The east half Of the north east
quarter Of section twenty. two (22), In town
ship ten NOG Of range eleven M. except
ing and reserving the following parcels Of
said tract, TO wit; Beginning at the south
west corner Of said tract and running
thence north 10 the State road, thence
casterly with said State road until within
four (1) rods Of the south line of said tract,
thence east ten U0) rods, thence south four
(4) rods to the south line, thence weat to
the place Of beginning, containing about
four (i) acres niorc or less; also, oil that
part Of the above described tract hereto.
fore conveyed to the 'Old School Presby.
terrain Church" known "a the pheasant
Grove Church, " reference being had TO said
deed for the description Of the land hereby
intended TO be excepted, aud supposed 10
contain about one ~ mere, be the same
more or icss. Appraised at $4,000 OO.-
Terms, cash. j. r. CREW,
Master Commissioner, NJ. c., o.
b, F. PowER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
December nth, lS69-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

TUE Coon TEMPLAR's FESTIVAL
The Good Templar's Festival, in
Shcpard's Hail, on Tuesday night,
considering tho very inclomen!
weather at that time, was success
ful beyond the expectations Of eve
ny one. Thorc were about ninety
persons in attendance aud, IN Rd-
dition TO enjoying themselves az
much az people ecncraIly do at Fes-
%tivals, they spent their money free
enough TO enable tho managers to
clear abOat twenty-five dollars for
the bcncft Of the Lodge. Had tho
weather been more agreeable, 1t il
doubtful whether the preparations
made by the Committees would
have been sufficient to supply the
wants Of the numbers that would
have been there.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES,
sherIG7s sale ON Attachment.

Martha +. Harry We. Enoch N. Lee.-By
virtue Of an order TO sell and to me direc-
ted from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Morgan county, Ohio, In the above entitled
action, / will offer for sble at public auc
tion at the door OF the Court House in Me-
Connelsville in said county on Tuesday
o'clock, P. NJ Of said day, the following
real estate situate in said county OF Nor
gan, 70 wits All the interest that the said
Euoch n. Lee has in subdivisions 2, 8, and
10 Of section s3, town s, range rs, Of iands
sold at 2anesville, Ohio, as plated on the
Auditors Book Of Morgan county, Ohio,
containing 6S acres. Appraised nj 1928 90.
Terms Of snlc, cash.
j.. @. MURDUCK, Sheriff Of NJ. CO.
J E.& FIN. II. HANNA, Atty's.
Dec. II, lS69-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

aea. Ii you pass down street, you
will be attracted by the display Of
Holiday presents on exhibition and
for sale at Burckhollor d. On enter
ing Chris. establishment, you will
be surprised at the variety and OK
tent Of his Investments, IN this line
Of goods. Call on him, and salty
yourself thnt you can be as we'll
suited there as elsewhere 10 Nc.
ConnelsNillo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

An ERR0R.-ln the hand bills
printed for tho Catholic Fair, TO be
he'd noxt week in Sherwood's Hall,
there is an error in spelling the
name Of Mrs. James Grammar. 1t
reads Mrs. James Brannan." It's
IN error OF the typo" which was
not noticed until after tho bills wer Q
circulated.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

FAIR AT SnERwooD's HALL, on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVEN
INds, DEC. rs AND 29.-Everybody
is invited to attend the Far, on
Tuesday add Wednesday evenings
next, to be held at SherwoOd's Hall
for the purpose Of assisting in build
ing a Catholic Church IN McConr
nelsyIllc. Only ten cents admis-
sion. Turn out
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

NOTICE AL persons knowing them.
selves 70 be indebted 10 J. ". Barkhurst &
Bro, OF Unionvillo, Ohio, are hereby solici.
ted 10 call and settle their accounts on or
before the 10th Of January next, as we de-
sire 20 start the New Year with q new book.
Many Of these accounts have been Of long
standing, and they MUST be settled imme-
diatvly cithsr by payment VI the money, or
by the givisg OF notes.
J. ". BARKHURsT 4 BRO.
December "a. ls6Q-3w.