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Great Britain.

Great Britain
THE STRIKE AT LA CRUzAT.
LONDON, March 24-The strike at La Cru
Eat continues. Several demonstrations have
harmless, but the military and police are ac
tive. 1t is thought that political feeling is in
volved in the outbreak.
Rome.
THE AMERICAN BISHOPS STILL IN OPPOSITION
LONDON, March 24.-It is still asserted that
the American Bishops at Rome refuse their
assent to the proclamation of Papal infallbjli-
ty, and . that every effort to concillate them
Germany.
ANEW MINISTRY IN wURTEMBURG.
STuTTGARDT, March 14-The King has ac-
cepted the resignation OF the ministry. A new
Cabinet has been formed.
Greece.
NEW RAILROAD
ATHENS, March M.-The government has
authorized the constr uction of railroad from
Athens over the Isthmus and along the Gull
of Corinth to some point on the western coast
of Greece.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT
In the House of Commons tonight Mr..
Monsel, Under Secretary of the Colonial De-
partment, lead dispatches sent by the Govern
nent to the Canadian Dominion They con.
tain no intimation that England is prepared to
COuCeuc CUIOuldt independence.
Mr.. Gladstone Indignantly repelled the
| charge that ne now repudiated his solemn
| promises in favor of Ireland, made during tn 6
| canvass in Lancashire.
The House in committee for enforcing the
| laws in Ireland rejected the amendments re-
ducng the term of imprisonment for carryne
| arms to one year.
SHIP ABANDONED.
The ship G. e. Norton, for Boston, Mass
| was abandoned at sea March 18th in a sinkips
condition.
TRAINING FOR THE RACE.
The new clasper boat for the Cambridg
crew is unusually low, but does well. Til
crew made thirty-nine strokes per minute tc
day. Williams is training the Oxfords in tn
boat used last year.
| France.
THE TRIAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Tours, March 24.-In the trial of Primo
| BOnaparte to day witnesses were examined I
| prove the bad character of Noir and the goo
| character of the accused and his good condut
as an officer. While one of the lawyers for th
| prosecution was conducting the cross examiI
| alton of witnesses he used an expression O
| feusive to the Prince, who violently interrupt
ed the proceedings and turning to the lawye
denounced him AID his party.
Fonvielle, terribly excited, rose and calle
the Prince an assassin. This caused great co,
fusion among the spectators. Fonvielle W:
taken by the gems ddrDles.
Flouquet then commenced his argument f
the prosecution. He reviewed the lives OF MOI
FonvielIe and Bonaparte, and dwelt upo
the reputation Of the Prince as a man Of vi
: lence. asserted that he was known to hay
killed four men, and related how he left til
military service without permission in 1S49, f
which Louis Napoleon dismissed him from th
: army. At this point the Prince became grea
= ly excited and exclaimed that 1t was pl
against him. He was severely reprimande
Q At the conclusion of the argument M. Fo
: vile was sentenced to ten days contineme
for contempt of conrt.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-A man killed, -Wedn es-
day afternoon as a teamster named O'Hara
was engaged in dumping earth upon huge
em5ankment some forty feet high at Lake Sc.
bago, on the line of the 2. & O. R. R., a portion
of the embankment slid into the lake carry
ing O'Hara, with the horse and cart, with it
drowning both man and BEAST O'Hara's bod Y
was recovered and brought to this city where
he resided. He was unmarried. The horse
was quite valuable animal. AS soon as the
accident happened Coroner Hall OF this cit!
was notified and proceeded Immediately II
standish but on learning the circumstance
considered an inquest unnecessary.
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ILLINOIS,
GENERAL, SUERTnAN


CHICAGO, March A.-The Journal to-day
contradIcts the statement that Gen. Sheridan
IS now DESTROYS of being relieved from his COM
mand OF the Western Department and assign
not been and will not be promoted as he "a.
quested.. Gen. Sheridan never intimatad anv.
thing of the kind, neither has he asked III" ~
promotion of Col. Baker. '"o
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Moses Strauss and Elisha Hendricks. ininr.
ed by a railroad accident at Quincy, died to.
day, making three victims.
Fifteen business houses at Dwight, Ill, were
burned last night. Loss from $50, 900 to SIS.
600; partially insured.
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United states 52Os, January and July. 1O7a a 1914
Bonds OF the Central Pacific Railroad 93 al 934;
Union Pacific first mortgage boHds 84y a S43.
Southern States BONDS steady except Louisianas
and VirgInias.
Money easy at q 8 per cent. Sterling Exchange
advanced to 1Oss owing to decreased supply OF cot
ton pills and decline in miscellaneous American Sc.
curities held in Europe.
Railroad shares closed with rally of q II per
cent. ON the lowest point, the mos active nsres
beng North Western, Lake Shore and ST. Paul.
Pacific Mail rose from 500 to so on the report that
creased subsidy.
The following were the closing quotations:
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AUCTION SALES.
Large Buildiug by Auction.

ON SATURDAY, March 26'h, at ~ O'Clock NJ,
" we shall sell the large building on Newhury St.,
recently occupied by W. W. huby. Said building 10
Two s'oied with French root, and 10 somewh't in-
Yure9 oy nre. IL contains large store an ten tn-
ished rooms; was built in 1851 ibis sale offers
vsiuatie opportunity parties wishing to Improve
mr22td r. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs.
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RUBBER GooDs.-If there is any one kind OF
business more valuable than another during
the winter and spring months of the year in
this climate it is the traffic in rubber goods
Especially has this been the case the present
winter with the terrific gales of wind that put
out of the question carrying an umbrella,
and the heavy foods of rain which, with the
melting snow, made pedestrianism almost i'm
possible. If the astronomers tell the truth in
regard to the spots on the sun, we may calcu-
late upon many more of these gales and floods
for some time to come, and it behooves all to
be well prepared. II. A. Hall, at the rubber
store under the Falmouth Hotel, will fit you
out with a complete suit or any portion of one
from the hat down to the boots, and at fail
prices. To be forewarned is to be fore-armed
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A TRIPLE MURDER.

MANCHESTER, March 24-Saturday last
while j. G. Rhinehart, school teacher, and
E. j. Council, a carpenter, were walking on
the highway they were met by drunken man
named Jas. Huff who drew pistol and shot
Cornell dead Rhinehart drew pistol and
shot Huff through the body. but before Hui
fell he returned Rhneharts fire, MORTAL
woundiug him. Rhinehart and Huff died in a
few minutes after.
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AN OLD FRIEND INA New LoCATIoN.-Yes-
terday we had occasion to light cigar and
concluded we would step into Mr.. Emmons
Chapmau's, in Fox Block, for that purpose,
when 10! and behold! we saw that Chapman
had moved. Pursuing our Investigations fur
ther we ascertained that he had rented that
splendid store in the Boyd Block, corner of
Middle and Exchange Streets which he had
fitted up in elegant style, and where he keeps
on hand not only splendid line of the purest
drugs and chemicals, but also great variety
of toilet articles, rare perfumes and choice
cigars Emmons is shrewd and knows the
value of good location, and what's more he
Is an excellent man to deal with
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Sale OF Valuable
Real state.

DY virtue OF a license from Hon. John A. Water
Oman Jndee of Probate within and for the county
Of Cumberland shall sell at public auction on the
premises, on SATURDA Y, the 2Gth DAY Of March,
ut o'clock NJ, the following Real Estate, belong
ing to the estate OF LhaIle, Trownrdge. deceased
The lot land tn the buildings thereon, sit
uated on the west side OF Vaughan street, next be-
low the corner OF Bracket and known as the Soap
Factory Lot. containing about 500 square lett OF
land. On the said lot IL a Large Brick Buiiding
formerly used as soap factory, which can easlV be
converted into elling. Also small House
aod stable
The ab.ve real estate will be sold subject 10 the
dover interest OF the widow OF said TIowbridge.
This Is u valuable piece OF prope.ty and the sale
offers une chance Ior investment.
For urfher particulars inquire of AARON b.
HOLDEN, Administraio or, or
r.. q. BAILEY a. co., Auciioueers.
Mar 10 al
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SHerW's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND sS
TAKEN on execution, and will be sold at public
L auction 10 the highest bidder. on Thursday. The
day OF March, a. d. 1870 at three O'clock
Ia he afternoon, on The premises, tho following
scrbed personal property. to Wit:
The three stIy wooden frame building known as
"Plummer and Mars PACKING House." 81 usteu on
the easter'y slde 0 summer street, in Portland in
SAID county, adjacent and adj 1n.ipg the Portland
Distilery.
One Tubular Boiler, about fifty five horse power,
nearly new. all The gearing and ma hneiy Tor
saving stone-same USED BY Bak er & Barnard at
capt Delanes sIw-mill. Also lot Of old scrap Iron
and Bots. about 2600 lbs. as per samples.
The above named building and location IL well
adapted tor manufacturing purposes.
M. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Portland aforesaid, the 23d day Il March
A. d. 1870. mrz4dtd
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It Contains No LAG sulPNuR-No SUGAR
Of LEADING LITHARGE-No NITRATE
Of SILVER, and Is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Misunderstanding Drugs
used in other Hair Preparations.
the community all the POISONOUS PRE-
clear as crystal, 1t aciU not soil the finest
fectly SAFE, CLEAN, and EEFICIENT-
aesideratmms LONG SOUGHT FOR, and
FOUND At LAST!
1t colors and prevents the Hatr from be-
coming Gray, inparts soft, glossy appear
ance, removes DandruH, is cool and sefiesh-
ting to the head, checks the HAIR from falling
off, and restores 1t to a great ertent sche,s pre-
matMrely lost, prevents Headaches, cures all
Humors, cutaneous erwptions, and un,at-
uraI heat. ONLY Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
IT Is secured in the Patent Office of tho
Groton function, Mass. Prepared only by
pROcTER BROTHERS,, GLOUCESTER, MASS,
To arhons all orders should be addressed.
,sosrs or JfTSr-rruss IJFTyyasfs and Fancy
Goods Dealers. The Genuine IS pat up In a
panel bottle made expressly for 1t, acith the
name Of the article bto,rn In tho glass.
AsEs your Druggist for Natures
Hair Restorative, and take
No Other.
The Restorative is sold wholesale in Portland by
AT RETAIL. BY ALL TnEpRuGa1srslN MAINE.
is3mjan6 is
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LONDON, March A.-The strike at La Cru.
Eat continues. Several demonstrations have
been made by the men, which so far have been
harmless, but the military and police are ac-
tive. 1t is thought that political feeling is in
volved in the outbreak.
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co Nj M r IL CIAL,


Receipts by Railroads and sienmbO ats.
iron, bdls steel, half chests tea, 1858 bbs bone
back, 10 rolls paper 30 rkns lard. 100 bbls sugar,
% dozen pals, 60 bags meal, hhds hams, 81 bbls
flour, 10J casks naiis 10 bolts duck, coils cOrdage
ties lard. sewing machine. SO empty rum kegs,
crates bottles casks OIL extension tables, 20 cases
kegs, organs, Is frkins Butter boxes IRE ii fsh,
25O pkgs to Princes Express, 100 do to order. For
Canada and up country, hid sugar, sacks lit. 10
casks soda, 20 bales hues, rs casks spikes, D0s
iron, 20 do steel, 70 firkns lard, case tobacco 20
bars ro 10 Kegs lard As bdls eatne 20 bdls paste
board, 81 bags dye suf IL bales wool, horse, 200
pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YORK 10 bales
wool, l04 dry hide, do duck $50 bags ivory NUS,
Is do paper Stock 1904 do sugar 1870 bos sugar, ~
boxes clocks, 70 do saeratus 50 do rasins 81 do t.
bacco hhds tobacco, 225 chests tea 10 hhds mOlass-
es 10 casks bleach POWDER 100 bbls resD As do fer,i
whees 80 cases pipes los kegs lar 262 boxes glass
40 bqs spokes and ieles, selgLs, piano, Loo pkgs
sundries
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-24s cans milk, COP
pkss sundries, cars sundries do bark, do oats
do shorts, wheat, DO corn do copper ore, 8, do
lumber, do stoves. 40 potatoes, edo -four. For
shlpn ent to Europe, cars wheat, do flour. For
shipment east, cars fur, do sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD -28 bbls
Hour 126 bulls paper cases woOlens, 81 pkgs waste
hxa oa'is part car iuLnture cases Ell clotn,
Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. pkgs sundres,
z cars hoops, z do SundreS, do lumber, DO pota-
toes, horse 1881 sides leather.
New York STOCK and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 2i-Morning -Money easy at
q per cent. on call. Another meican,iit failure
was reported to-day. Foreign Exchange quiet a d
firm az 1859 1851 Tor prime sterling bills and lO9
q 1881 for sight.
Gold quiet and firm from 1929 to 1i2f.
The Government bond market was traction high
er in Gold bonds. The chef feature Was a rise to
113 for Currency SIS. At tine Sub Treasury to-day
$2,94a65O OF bonds were offered 10 4overnm int at
los 74-1U0 to los S7-lO,,
Pacific Railway mortgages were lower, and closed
at W q 93t Ior Ceutras, and S4i @ S43 tor Unions.
Southern securities steady except in Virginias and
LOulsianas which declined.
Railways were steady early in the day, but after
wards became heavy and tel off & per cent
miscellaneous stocks were pressed Tor safe and the
market dIifed into panic Pacific Mail declined
from 32f to 3Oi, the lowest point tor great rany
years.
Private telegrams from Europe state that there is
severe Ptnc In London and Frankfort on some Of
the southern States securities and there has Of en-
dechne OF % per cent. in Virginia bonds, and q
per cent. In L0uisanas.
NEW YORK, March % afternoon - Gold dull
and steady, closing at 1929. Governments frmer
during the afternoon.
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OHIO.

EXECUTION OF THE MOST HARDENED cRuMI.
NAL OF THE AGE HE CONFESsES TO FOUR
TEEN CoLDBLooDED MURDERS AND FIVE
ATTEMPTS.
WHEELING. West Virginia. March 24-Thos.
D. Farr was executed in the Jail at st. Glars.
vile, Ohio, this afternoon, for the murder oil
Louisa G. Fox IN Sa1aary 1sSS Ne
and reporters. By his own confession he is
believed to have been the greatest murderer
that was ever born in this or any other coun-
try. He Acknowledges having perpetrated
fourteen cold FLOODED murders aud made five
unsuccessful attempts to take life before kill
ing Miss Fox
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Rome.


THE AMERICAN BISHOPS STILL IN OPPOSITION.
LONDON, March 24.-It is still asserted that
the American Bishops at Rome refuse their
assent to the proclamation of Papal infallbjli-
ty, and that every effort to concillate them
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JAY COOKE 4 co.
@ 20 VAL Street.

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
and subscriptions will he received at THE
COMPANY'S OFFICES, No 80 PINE ct.
NEW YORK, at offices of JAY COOKE &
co, New York, Philadelphia and Washing.
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN ~ BARRETT,
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BRICK House ana Lot at Auction.
ON wEDNESDA. March 30, at O'Clock P. NJ,
~ we shall sell the 2 l story Brick House No.
Chatham Street. said House con aims IL rooms,
With good closets, was built in the most thorough
and workmanlike manner since the fire; rs good
cellar with cementei brick cistern, Is arranged to
snring in yard. LIT 40 by As feet The property
offers line opportunity tor investment. The prop
erty must be sold the owner about leaving the
State.
mr22- dtd f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneef,
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Corner Middle n

Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents ,ciu look to then, for their safe ely.
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail ON application.
w. II. sHATTUCK,
fe15d&w2m TREASURER
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ANEW MINISTRY IN wURTEMBURG
STUTTGARDT, March 14.-The King has ac-
cepted the resignation Of the ministry. A new
Cabinet has been formed.
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SobagO LnEe Ice.

I CE from this water ready for present or tutu
i delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board BY
,o,, 1850 n. o: CRAM.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-07


Mr.. EDITOR ALLOW me, through
the columns Of yourpaper, grateful
ly TO acknowledge the receipt Of an
elegant, easy chair, from the ladies
of my congregation. Thus is a do
nation TO the comforts of my study,
and l hope it may have a reflex in
luence and contribute largely to
that religious instruction and spir.
itual food so necessary for the
strength ard growth Of tho chil.
dren Of God. These tokens of kind-
ness tend to cement the hearts Of
friends, and especially of Pastor
and people. May the blessing Of
God rest upon the donors, and may
that "Love which is tho bond of
porfectness," ever exist between us.
JoHN KELLY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-07

"DieG of a frying pam" is the ep.
itaph which the Columbus (Geor.
gia) Enquirer appropriately be,
longs to the graveyards of thous-
ands of southern people on account
of tho manner Of preparing food IN
that part of the country. The edl-
tor says
"His standard food is o piece Of
bacon fried the fat taken and with
flour or meal mixed into a heavy
mass and consigned TO the inevita-
bio frying pan, and out comes n
lump Of loathery looking something
which the stomach Of nm ostrich
could not digest, Give him n chic
ken, and what does he do with it?
Cuts It up, and into the frying pan
1T goes after Doing slowly simmer.
ed until hard, it IL put into n deep
dish and grease poured over il, and
what IS not soaked up IN the chick
on, is made way with by soaking
his frying pan bread in il. Give
him a rich, juicy steak, and into
the frying pan il goesyRnd is slow
~ simmered until ~ knife will cut
it, and then eaten with heavy bread
soaked in the remaining tat and
thus good, wholesome food, IN guam
tlty sufficient to afford a wholesome
meal for n French artisans family,
is by the frying pan process rend>
cred not only barely enough for
one man but converted INTO a slow
poison and n frightful source ODDS
case. Scarcely n day passes but
poor sufferer applies TO me for
from frying pan disease"
which relief Am unable to give
without an entire change in his or
her habits and unless such change
IS effected, whose appropriate epi.
will be.
"Died Of n irvine PAM
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sherin,s sale or Mortgage.

John Iioyt Va. BAIL l.. Medley.
by virtue OF an order TO self, and 70 me
directed, from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Morgan county, Ohio, in the above en-
titled %oction, / will offer for sale at public
auction, OF the door of the Court House, in
McConnolsyille, in said county. on Mon.
day, the 3lst day Of January, A. D.. 1870,
at one o'clock, J. NJ, OF said day. the fol-
lowing real estate situate 10 eaid county Of
Morgan, to-wit' Being o part Of fractional
section numJer 3, town Q, range ~. BEGIN
ming at the south-wont corner OF said fruc-
tionaS section, thence running with tho
south boundary line the eof east IGI. SO
poles to .he corner Of John Hcnry's lot,
thence running with snid llunry's line
north is degrees east 67.jS poles tp n stone,
thence 20.70 poles 20 the east boundary line
"f said fractional s%oction, thonee running
north n % poles 10 n stone now corner Of
the Jooiah Ward lot, thonce running with
said Ward's line and line Of William Salt.
keld'o west lS9. 90 poles TO q stone on the
west boundary line Of said section, thence
running with said west linz $3.50 poles TO
tho place OF beginning, containing 95.40
acres, be the same moro or less, excepting
10 acres out of the north east corner Of said
tract 70 run from the ridge road to the erode
road, aud to DO or Of the north aide Of said
tract II being the homestead assigned TO
Jane Medley In said promisca in the case
OF A. W. Stewart VS.. BAIL i. Medley. Ap-
praised at 81, 200 90. Terma of sale. oa.h.
j. O.. M~URDucK, SherinM. O., q.
j. e. FIF. X. HAEAA, Atty'e,
December 81, lS6y-5w.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
shcrITs sale ON AtIachmeD1,

Martha 7. Harry Va. Enoch N. Lee.-Bv
virtue Of an order 10 cell and TO me direc.
ted from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Morgan county, Ohio, in the abovo entitled
action, l viii oifer for sale at public auc-
tlon at the door Of the Court House in Nc
EonneisViiIo in said county on Tuesday,
p. NJ Of said day, the coiloyyine
real estate situate in said county OF Nor
gan, 70 wit: All the interest that the said
Euoch N. Lee has in subdivisions 2. s. and
10 Of section 80, town 8, range 10, Of lands
sold at lsnesville, Ohio, as plated on the
Auditor's Book Of Morgan county, Ohio,
containing 6S acres. Appraised at s22s 90.
Terms Of sale, each.
J.O: MURDUCK, Sheriff OF NJ. CO.
> E.& ftN. h. HANNA, Atty's.
Dec. ~, iS6Q-5w.
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&nsnass anN Nchs,

BB- We still have a good assort.
ment of Fitch, Mink and the cheaper
Furs which we will now close out at
prices to suit the closest buyers. Call
on John B. Stone.
AS old Arizona trapper who hasiust
scalped his fifteenth Indian, saw
It's good Staying out there this sea-
SON
Sa- If you have a cough, don't neg
leot to procure a bottle of Duncan's
E~xpectorant. 1t has been successfully
used in this country for nearly thirty
years Sold only by John B. stone.
MAYOR Hall, Of New York, thus sets
forth the advantages of the city he
presides over Here you enjoy extern
sive freedom-freedom in newspaper
abuse freedom to gamble in Wall st.,
freedom in marriage, freedom in di-
voree, free lager, free fights, free yot-
ing, free love.
Bes- Goldfish and Cranberries at D.
II. Mortley q Cos Dec. sl-3w.
A PARR countess gets a good living
by giving characters to servants seek,
ing situations.
PlckIesI PlckIesH
Pickles in quart, half-gallon, and
gallon bottles, at D, II, Morley q Cos.
Dec. 3l-3w.
nG- Lookout this week, for New
Goods, at Sills.
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BUCK RUN
LAND D S A L Z.

The undersigned now offers for sale about
100 acres Of Land, a part Of the farm known
as the civilians Farm" situate in Union
township, Morgan county, Ohio, and in the
farm encountered with a dover estate. The
unemeumbered part is well improved, we'll
timbered, well watered, ard contains a very
good farm dwelling and an orchard, and
will be sold in tracts 10 suit purchasers
Further information concerning this land
can be obtained by calling on me at my re-
sidence near the premises, or addressing me
at Malta, Ohio, or by inquiring at the Law
Office Of Pond, torner q Foulke, at McCon-
nelsville, LEWIS THOMPSON,
Executor Of the Willof Isaac Williams,
Jan. = ls7O-4w.