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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, November

..B rg4. NEW. 4OAht 4NpNSApSA 1N'
Tho National Association Of Base Ball
Players held its annual meeting at Tam.
many Hall last night. Alex. Waugh, OF
the Silver Star Club, Of New York, was
elected President, and 8. w. Pearce, Of
tho Putnam Club, Of Troy, Correspond
ing Secretary. "'
Wampanog, is being fitted out to start for
the Brooklyn navy yard. She is called
the first sea.going vessel ever atoat,
Frank Parker, Of Chicago, and Rudolphe
will play their match for the billiard
championship at Cincinnati on the 10th Of
December. l.I o.! a.
D.tKellers hotel, on Reber's Island, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000.
The samaria takes $145,0OO in silver
{ There were twcnty.onc proposals for
bonds today, amounting to about ~, ,150-
0OO.' The highest was about $1760, 900
The highest price was $l0,706, and the
lowest $10,640 The awards will be one
million at from $10,G45 to $10.G5O.
TIE New York City members Of the
Army Of tho Cumberland completed their
arrangements today to attend the annual
meeting ut Cleveland on tho gath and
25tll. General Rosecranz will be present.
Nation Marble has returned from New
port. His health and sight have been re-
stored by five or six months rest and en-
tire disuse Of pen or books, and has re-
sumcd the entire management Of his
paper. '0.- t g.7. .f
The following is OH official statement Of
inc western UfilOn Telegraph OOmpaliy
for September: Receipts, $G54, 4,S0B SO;
expenses, $4S4, $50 o.; net profits, $9lOJ-
$40 SO. ~ .i""
The auction sale of real estate adjacent
Central Park today was partial failure,
and large portion of the property was
withdrawn in consequence OF the low
prices, ..'t' - ~ a.. -''
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New York Dr5 Goods Market.
! ?. NEW YnRK. NnY. II

Market quiet but steady, yet few lead
inV lObburS seem doing a little, more bust
moss s but at extremely low prices. The
only changes mRde to-day Is decline o
Is In Lawrence F. Browns sheettngs ant
bleached muslins, both Of which 0re sell
ing at 1Ot and IS cts. per yard respect
iYnlV
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November II

FGoUE-Firm; l5a25c higher. ,,p
GRAlN-NVlle4t firm and advanced,
closing at 81 IOa1 12 for cash, and 81 III,
seller December; No. 3 Spring Chicago
this afternoon active ut 81 l14nl III. cash
81 12t, seller December. Corn-No. 2
mixed quiet at 04aG5c, cash this alter
noon. Oats steady and &c higher, closing
Ht42c for No. O. Ryc-No. 9'tirmiat t7Sc.
Barley-Spring No 3 1a14c higher at
93ic. -... ... .r. .l'
Hoos-Activo and a5nS3c lower at
80 90a7 IS.
CArrLE-Quiet at 3ia7c. f...'.." -
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ILLINOIS.
Result OF EIeetIon.-.COmpIexiOn Of
LcgisIatures.A Successful Gambler!

Result Of Observation-Disclosures Of
LcSisIatur ures.A Successful Gambler!
.aua CHICAGO, Nov II.
The official majority OF Hawley, (Rcp,D
in tue Fourth Congressional pis1riSE y
4i.S Latest returns, nearly al 0iHcIal,
make 1t certain that the next Legislature
of Illinois viii stand as follows: Senate,
SO Rep. and 1s Dem. : House, iO1I Rep.
and 70 Dem. OF, the Republicans in the
House, 9 are clHssed as independent, md
8 OF the number have declared their de-
termination to adhere TO the Republican
organization, while the views of the other
3 have not been made public, The Chit
cago journals this evening say that
Charles B. EarwelI, Congressman elect
from this distriGs won in Wagcrs nponaliS
own election, ten thousand dollars over
and above all his camp aign expenses.
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TnE coming man" in France is Gene.

TnE coming man. in France is Gene
raj D'Aurcllcs dc Palladlncs. He is the
frs, French General to win a decided vic
,ory since the war began. His address on
assuming command had the desired ring
Ina few sharp and decisive. words he
Identified himself with his soldiers, and
demanded that they. should be as'brave
,s and true himself. "Ir youfHil in your
duty, will punish yop. II llail in mine
authorize you to. shoot me-
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Baltimore Market.

s..w BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
FLouR-Dcmand fair.
GRAIN-Wheat-Demand fair and firm;
Ohio and Indiana red 81 35a1 40. Corn
advanced; now yellow 92aS4c. Oats ad-
vanced to 45a40c. Rye 65a9Oc. ,...
PRovlstoNs-Scarce and unchanged.
Wu1sKY-Dull at SSaS0c.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1

HILEADI1IIE I1IHl GNVF' III
FLOUR-Dull; extra family, IS 50aG 75.
GRAN-Wheat-Steady; Indiana red,
81 35tl1 81; amber, S1'40a1 40. Rye-93c.
COrn-UnChangedi mixed, e8aS0c. Oata
-53a55c. .4 .... ..
Provisions Dull. Mess Pork-$95 90,
Lard-149a15c. 40 awtnr
PETRoLEUM-Dull and unsettled; crude,
l5tc: refined, $780, r
WmsKY-U Unchanged at s7assc,
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Aosta Elected.
HOLLAND.

llya.u ,.a THE HAGUE, Nov.1
There has been some further changes
IN the Cabinet. Dcnals's resignation was
accepted, and Brock takes the Marine
portfolio temporarily.
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SPAIN. IA
Tho VCiug fora King.

IIIlgmTI MADRID, Nov. II.
against tic Duke Of Iostle sbSnSsd %n0 TGtS t6ei1
votes to affirmative. Tho EsEe 6as beGn
proclaimed King by the PrestGat Of thc
Cores, Salutes a. artillery toll0sSd the
Proclamation. Tic blank votes Gt'be
election yesterday were given by T.
Cortes. 5..-... mar IL,
IN n AoSta Elected. ..a.a
yyb.r ban ga,., Madrid, Nov. 10.
r Tho Cores elected tho Duke ofAostt
King of Spain by a vote Of t10I against 12O
Madrid Is animated, but thereis no dtsor
der reported. %. ~. a. "s ,.s
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X,GapieB Bic. ,dldhOtr rGinaerstapd.a
,Eao,A M T3nrJnnIH G0SIiks

Bismarck, byihis confession, has ut lust
been caught mapping. The guileless and
simple hearted Minister says Prussin
will not be a. party to the abrogatlOn Of
thetrsay Of 1866, and that GOHtschak akolE s
circular took him by surprise. Bismarck
IS evidently rs "childliKC and bland" rs
All Sin, the "Heathen Chince."
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LONDON, November II.

A special dispatch from Tours today
says numerous reports have reached that
city stating that Trochu, on tho 10Th,
made magnificent soriic, inflicting .
loss on the Germans, md establishing com.
municatiOn Will Gen. AurelleS DO Pals
nades. Details Of the fight aFe very in
complete, but the substance Of the report
Is that the main attack was made along
the road leading through St Cloud, Sc
veres and Versailles, while lGints werc
made toward the north at st. Deums and
DOuth at Villajuif.
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STATE IloSDs-Dull; Missouri, ,6iH; Tenne.sees
old, 90; new, 69k; vlFginlAS, nav, ST. old. %:
North Carolina, old. 4SI2: now, 2S.
STOcKs-FlrIn; slight advance In prices. :,
Western Union Telegraph, AK; Adams BK'
prusS, 81: Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 39S; American,
SGX; United States. 35l; Pacific mall, ~;
IIarlem, fS0; Reading l01X; MlcARal Central,
lSOK; Cleveland & PittBburEh, l006; Nortse'
western, 70; do preferred, SgS; Rock lslsSaaG' lsllsat
lI2If; New Jersey Central, l0s; st. Paul Sy'si
do preferred, s0H: Wabash, 5l1; 90 rSSiSJIt SSIcSco
and Alton, lis; Ohio and MlEgSslpP1, Ss.4'
Cleveland, Columbus q CtncinTHu W ~ DufHIns. H.nsG
ION d OuInGY, i6O: Lake Shore -; lnulanA Cen'
tr6l, l8X; Illinois Central 1871
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AUSTRIA.

Austrian, Turkish and British Min'-
listers in Conference. u.
l. '@' VIENNA, November II.
Baron Won Bucst was in conference
with the British and Turkish Ministers
Tuesday; on the question raised by Rus.
sia,.afN u. ..a1 Ea as,.
In Rcichsrath, the debate on the address
tothe Crown was closed to-day by Min
lister PalloCki, who, in his speech, justi-
fed the dissolution Of tlic Chambers, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18
Sally at BelGOrt.

Yesterday the garrison at Bellort made
u s6rtic, bur were repulscd by the Prus.
SLAMS. The garrison lost 200 killed and
wounded, and IS prisoners.
Tbochu Makes Magnificent SOFtIe
and Establishes Communications
with De PalinadeS. u.s....a. !
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Wreck on Lake Huron.
PoRT Huron, Nov.

- y" ONE IIUNUNI 4NV'' -
The steam barge Empire, from Detroit
for Buffalo with cargo orlumOer, sprung
4 leak off here last night, and was run
ashore GboutA mile above the new cut
and half mile from tlie beach, She
went to pieces in a half hour. The crew
barely escaped with their lives ia
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mvlz1laMw
P1TyrsRuRGu. "a

PITTSBURGH. PA.
The most popular and successful business col.
lsges In tho United States, upwards Of sixteen
thousand Students, representatives from every
State In tho Union, having attended during The
past Fifteen yearS. I'
CIrculau with fall particulars AS 70 eoHFSs q
study, method Of Instruction, qualifications, t5r
entering, necessary expenses, &C., o., on "a.
dressing the Principals, 20 ;i.f,.5
nupIsWs&w PittSburEh, PA
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The PhiladGlp6ia Murderer Con-
Victed. :. i. Ni'l

PHTKADELP1A, November II.
The Jury in the Mohrman murder case
returned a verdict this morning OF muir
der in the first degree,
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w EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

WTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
HoS. ]. T. HoKE, .FTssiGSa! hoard er B4gasts
@. O. STUIOs, 8ScrStGry Board Of RAgSNtS.
80, ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., T4esldaE a.
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, TleS PtsldtNG
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal a
..r.F Preparatory Department.
..p g. q. STEVENS, A. n, tlHU
Professor Of Astronomy and PhyGleS.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Professor OF Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
J. j. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
F. W. WOOD, A. NJ, Ph1.D!,
Professor OF Ancient aud Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, A. H., Hu
Assistant In Preparatory Department
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. N. HAGANS, ESQ.,,
Superintendent OF Grounds and Bulldlngs.
nTi HUGH ". BROCK, II. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene,
.ul HON. JOHN A. DILIE,pN ~
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FA1E TEHn begins iSt Tuesday in Beptotabor.
WINTER TERN Ist Monday In DeeenbeE
SPRNO TERN Sd Tuesday 10 nA5Ga. 5s
TUrr,oN,-Prcparatory g per Term Of ls WeekG.
ifH3vHTSitT; $8 poF Torn Of 10 weeks,
po,DDTa Not r. SxcScd a per week. y -
e5STsScnd StSsip for Catalogue. .a-.......
HOrVNntOVII, W. va. eapS-Bat
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The senatorship.

"n The senatorshiI.
WORCESTER, November II.
The Gazette is authorized 10 state that
neither Ex-Governor Bullock nor his
friends have entertained any thoughts Of
his elevation to Senator in place of Alr.
Wilson. u..r.J. .' ID.
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Financial and Commercial.
New Yofk Money and stock Market
ftF CO.. ~ w., N.-.,,ko. ~

.istn. "A" %N''A-f A'V "
MoNEY-Markct easy at bper cent .
ETERLINQ-Dull At t09LGtl00H.
Ootp-Opcned at li3, and closed At il2A6
1R9X. Carrying rates a04 per cent. ClearanCeI
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.n.fL y, ~ . TIl -
BELGIUM.9s
Prussia to Intervene for the Pope.
boz. .abr BRUSSELS, November'i7.
Tie Independence B6lgS says Prussia
will intervene in favorottliR Pope. Z "
FRANCE.
Only a Nortie can Save PAIN. =

A late number Of, the RlJaqis Temps I'D.
mitted that an offensive movement on the
parL Of Gen. Trochu could alone save the
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New England Branch American
;a, Tract Society.

o BosToN, November II.
The investigating committee into the
affairs ofthe New England branch Of the
American Tract Society report that the
Society, though seriously embarrassed, Is
in solvent condition, and recommends
areduction a Of the expenses 10 tho lowest
point by dispensing with all officers and
employees not required.
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pacity brings back the entire subject to It's
own control and remuihs bound only TO
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-01-19
FOR SALE.
To the Farmers of Ashland County
Early Rose Potatoes
AND
NORWAY OATS.

The good quality, earlincss, and
enormous yield of the EaIly Rose Po-
tutoes is so well known that further
mention is unnecessary.
Norway Oats so extensively adver-
tiSed in the New York Tribune and
sold at $3.50 Per bushel in adding up
the reSultiE many hundred cases where
the rates per acre were distinctly sta
ted, the average was found TO be IS
bushels per acre. In very many cas-
es from 100 to $50 bush. per acre were
produced. The straw is said to he ex-
cellent for feeding stock (sre New
York Weekly Tribune of Dec. %,
1862
Be5~Stoc;I warranted genuine and
true to name. Also, For sale, Hardy
Native Grape Vines. Early Rose Pc
tatoes Price 500 per bushel. Nor
way Oats $500 per bushel, club
prices 5 bush. $500 per bushel. Adj
dress, Joshua Rowland Ashland Ohio,
or leave or,lers at the Store of McCool
& Christy, (4m26)
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Wethcrill
.Inhn Grill. ct al.

jOhn CP1tl- ct al.
The State of Ohio, Ashland County. IS.
By virtue of a certain alias order of sale;
against defendants issued from the Court
of Common Pleas o: A>hiand County, o..
dated January 3, a. II. 1910 and TO me di-
rected. 1 will sell st Pu-lic Sale, at. the
South door of the G sur. House, in Ashland,
Ashland c unity, O,io. on
Saturday, FebruIy Ii, II. ID. 1870,
at 1 O'Clock P. M. of said ,iiy, the following
real estate, situate in tie County OF Ash
land and the Safe Of, 0Iio to-wit: Being
the undivided one-half of a part of the
Southeast quarter of section twenty-nlne
(29l. township twenty (20) Range sixteen
(16), bounded as follows: Beginning at a
post on the South boundary line Of said
quarter. said post being 40 $40 poles west
OF the southeast corner of said section,
thence north uniform variation of u rs
$40 perches to a post; thence west Az
east 81 perches to a post on the east boun-
Diary line OF said quarter, thence north with
said line Is perches to the center of the
Black Fork OF the Mohecan, thence up the
center of said stream south 26 degrees west
liz perches, thence south 81 degrees west
1870 perches, thence south As degrees
wet 4S-7-l00 perches. theme south 493 de-
sr.eswest, 1850 perches, thence south 81
degrees west, 1870 perches. thence south
"A degrees west 1870 perches. to the
south line of said quarter, where the said
line intersects the said stream in the center
otthe same, thence east with the said south
line 1910 peiches to the place of bt gin
ming C~ontainingten acres and one rod. Ar
So one other tract of land lying in the So
ca led Judge Couitets quarler bounded as
follows Beginning at Judge Coui;er's
northeast corner at a stake from which a
cherry ,tree. twelve inches in diameter bears
north SSi degrees east 1874 links, and a
cherry-tree = inches indiameter bears south
easteriy iO1 links. thence south with the
said Coulter's east line 1910 perches to
tie center OF the Greek and said Cou'ter's
southeast corner, thence north So degrees
west 32-S-l0 perches with the said Coul-
ter's-line to his southwest corner in the
center OF the creek and in the boundary
line OF the south-ea t quarter of section
~thirty-two (32) in Green Up. in the said
County, thence south with the said line. |
1910 perches to the center of the road
leading from PerrysvilIe to S:ringer's Giist
mill. thence south Sc degrees east $3.50
rods tothe center of the said road to 4 stake
thence with the center of the same north
81 degrees EAST IA perches and "a linls,
thencS north 403 degrees east with the CEN
ter of said roaI 65-8-10 perches to the north
boundary line of said quarter to a stake,
thence west with the said boundary line 81
CLIO perches to the place of beginning. con-
tanning twelve (12) acres and 3 rods.
Appraised at S6,166:00 Terms of sale,
cash. VIM. o. PORTER Sheriff
Ashland County.
T. H. Virgins Plaintiffs Atty, !
January 10, 1s7O-5w
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TAKE NOTICE.

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SARA ELLIOT,
MAGGIE D. BENTON, Com
MARY L. AMERMAN.

FArLEp.-A fellow bv the euphc-
NOUS rane o: Ben Zine, attempted
to perform n difficult feat, on Main
street, n evening last week. lie
imagined that somehow, Ills head had
changed ends, and should occupy the
end next to tsrraJfrm1. Accordingly.
he attempted to up end himself, by
e~levating his pedal extremities, and
depressing the foggy part. The task
of getting down was not difficult. but
the attempt to thrust his feet into a
perpendicular position utterly failed.
After repeated attempts, Mr.. Ben.
Zine, was excited to madness ove
the idea tina; his head had changed; and
after making sundry threats of ven-
geance towards Betsy, he finally gath
ered up his distracted limbs and bruis-
ed body, and started for Betsy anil
the children. We pity B tsy.
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WHITE-OAK SAW -LOGS WAN
TEL Al
II. X. MYERS & Co.'S.
Yard,
ar tie Il. d G.. ". r. II. Depot.

We want a quantity of Oak Saw Logs to
CT into Rail Road Ties and Bill stuff, fol
W. CHI we will pay a fair price in cash.
We also wan any quantity of BLACK
WA NUT LOGS LUMBER therefore,
pers is in this vicinity, having OAK OF
Wal NUT LUMBER for Sale, may fine
it to their advantage by calling upon US be-
tore selling elsewhere, as our Yard & Mills
&c situated close to the track of the A. d
A. I w. Railway, which enables Us to pa,
moIe for Timber and sell Lumber at LESS
rate than, can be purchased elsewhere in
this vicinity.
Oar Stock of PINE LUMBER is of a
good quality OF Dry Michigan Pine, Shin
giles, Lath, Dressed-fooring and Siding,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Broo :
handles, all of which will be sold extreme
ly low for Cash.
SAVING DEMONSTRATING Dress
ing Flooring, Saving Shingles, &c, lone OF
short notice and on reasonable terms. We
also keep on hand and for sale, WHITE
LIME, WATER LIME, DRAIN TILE
CALCINE PLASTER; and the regular
STONE SEWER PIPE from 4 to q
inches.
Being thankful for past favors, we would
still solicit, at least, a share of patronage.
H. K. MYERS & co.
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return of Lycurgus from Crete and
the Ionian Isles.
During the reign of Henry VIII.
the English Parliament passed an act
equivalent to reputation, and which
so resulted, but it gave no o%ffense,
save to those who stood in the same
position as do the bondholders of the
United States. Twenty years later
parliament also passed an act which
relieved the king of the payment Of
any debts whatsoever.
When the English exchequer was
closed 10y Charles H., he repudiated
debts to the amount of $4,000 600
The Hapsburgs, of Austria, always
r%epudiated. They eve kept any
sort of obligations.
Massachusetts, introduced repudia-
tion into America In 1749, that
Puritan colony paid off a debt of over
$ LOCO, QUO, with twelve cents on the
dollar, repudiating the remaining
eighty eight.
Shortly after the close of the revo-
l.tionary war. Virginia funded herdebt
at the rate of one dollar for each one
thousand. This is reputation in the
estimation of the bondolders of to
day.
In 1924 English capitalists had
made large loans to Central America,
Spain. Greece, and Portugal, all of
which had their fits of Reputation,
and they threw them off.
France has been prolific of repudia-
tons to a greater extent..than of rev.
olutions.
Even the United States has repudi-
ated, and stands at this moment a re-
pudiator offs obligations. There are
a great many of the old Continental
notes in the possession of the people
in various parts Of the country, yet
Secretary Boutwell, would not cash
those. even to one cen on the dollar,
were they presented for payment
The faith of nation" IA eve
more earnestly pledged, nor for a more
sacred purpose, than it was to the
payment of these notes, and yet the
Republican administration will not
pay them
VIII MI. Boutwell,. or some one
who thinks so serio isly about the faith
of the nation, tell why?
If one description of United States
notes are not good, and are repudiated
when presented for payment, why
not another be treated in the
same manner?
We hear plenty of can't and whine
from the bondholders against repudia-
ton, but no sen.blance ever Of argu-
mcnt. -Pomeroy's Democrat.
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Philadelphia Market.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Eliphelet Case,
Henry II. Robinson.

The State of Ohio Ashland CT. IS.
By virtue of a certain Order Of
sale, against defendant, iss.ed from
the the Court of Common PLEAS OF
of Ashland County Ohio, dated JAN
uary 6 y. ID. 1870, and to me direct,
ed, 1 will sell at public sale, at the
south door of the Court House in
Ashland, Ashland County Ohio, OIL
Saturday FEBRUARY, 18th Il D.. 1870
at 10 o'clock H.. NJ on said day, the
following described real estate situate
in the County of Ashland and the
tate of Ohio. to-wit: Commencing
ten feet from the north east corner o
a lot OF land conveyed by Elizabeth
Luther and j. B. F. Sampsel and
wife, to p. II. Clark. thence north 10
feet, thence west to the east line OF
the grave gard thence south alon.
said line 20 feet, thence east tG the
place OF beginning, the same formerly
owned by Mic',ael OBJ en, and by
him conveyed to the defendant. APP
praised at $4,000. Terms OF sale,
cash.
VIM. o. PORTER Sheriff
Ashland County 0
j. w. & Geo. B. Smith his Att US
January 10 1S70-5w.