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[FMm tho Pioneer, July 81

tFrOm tho Pioneer, July 81
Eth. Xissoula Pioneer:
1nasmush ~ have been frequently asked
why did not support the Democratic ticket
In this canvass, and for the further reason
!i'a. the proceedings Of our County Conven:
ton were never published tO the world, I
ask you to extend to me the courtesy in
your columns Of making the following
statement Of facts:
WIS delegate to the Democratic County
from Quartz Gulch. Before the Organiza.
ton Of the Convention, the delegates of the
uncOntestcd delegations stNsh fifteen for
Cnvanaugh To fourteen for TMle. BY an
arbitrary stretch Of authority. the Chairman
Of the Democratic Central Committee dc
claretl himself elected temporary Chairman
Of the Convention. without a vote being
taken. and proceeded t0 app,int . Commit.
tec on Credentials which, would favor the
admission ut the contested Tnolc delc2a.
tOns. This Committee on Credentials
brought In report favoring tho admission
Of Toole delegates from Willow Creek and
FrcnchtOwn. The Temporary Chairman
ruled that the v"te should he taken by up.
lifted hands, and that proxies should not
vote unit! the Convention wns permanently
organized. This trick secured bt!ssOuls
c,unty, with eight delegates IN tho Terrific.
rial Convention for Warrcn T,n'!o The
eight votes frmn this county secured to him
the nomination. left the Convention
when 1t was permanently organized. and
cannot support ticket put in the field after
the manner in which this ono WAS. The cry
to support the regular ticket has no infu.
ence with me, when positively know that
Il was put upon the party. through money,
fraud and J0bbcry.
Yours, ETC.,
PATRICK FOLEY.
Forest City, July II 1871.
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A LoNo JAuxT.-Thers arrived at Sus.
pension Bridge. says the Niagara Jssrsal,
on the evening of June -, gentleman Of
means-an Englishman by birth-who put
up as the As,ntsagls House. He left Boston
on the 18th Of June, distance 695 miles, }
and walked 70 this plsce 10 - days. He
lakss this way of seeing the country. He
carries vslise and contents, which weigh
- pounda, strapped On his back. He says
that hs came frOm tho old country purpose
y 70 80 this country, and prefers 10 view
Il on foot, from the Atlantic 70 the FAci6c;
end that when 10 arrives back IN England
10 can give fulldescipsion OF thisoountsy
70 hia fIisada June - 10 lsfe the H0ntss.
gIe On bic journey through Canada to Chi.
cago, from there % Omaha end San frsn.
ciscs,- his joerusy1 end. He win return
By sail 70 New York, whsaes ~ wiu take
steam9 again 70 Iagiand,
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The Campaign.
QUARTZ CREEK.
GIorisas Reception and Grand Ball st
FrenchtOwn.
QUARTZ CREEK. I

EDrroR NEW NORTHWEST:
After glorious meeting ct Forest City,
In which Mr.. Chgett acouitted himself
grandly, and In manner entirely satisfac.
tory To that community, he. IN company
with the balance of the campaign party,
went into Quartz gulch. At Or0villc he met
about seventy five miners. many Of them old
acquaintances either In Deer Lodge or Ne.
vada, whom he addressed in short but
pitby speech, which evidently made strong
impression. 1t surprised some that tho
miner looking man in collarlcss woolen shirt
should make 40 eloquent speech. and NJ.
Clagctt was asked by . stranger IL he was
not dressed for the occasion, 20 - to catch
the miners. He assured them he wore one
not only in Quartz gulch, but at Virginia,
Helena. Deer Lodge end everywhere, and i
WA for health and comfort. Quarts 10 dc.
cidedly for Clsg It, and It looks very much
~ II the Cedar creek country would prove
the banner Clagctt region st the coming elec.
tion.
About four miles from Frenchtown, M.
C)agett met with . good reception. The
brass band was In attendance, together with
large number of citizens mostly In wagons.
Mr. Lsrsi,ic acted - Marshal Of the process.
sion, which marched into FrenchtOwn with
hammers flying. On ito arrival salute was
fired in honor Of the distinguished visitor.
During their stay the party were hospitality
entertained at the house OF Mr. Chss. Kis.
son. WHO keeps 6nc hotel ut Frcnchtown.
Mr.. Kisso.. says that the Frcnchmen "f that
place have been libelled by the Toole men.
and that they are not to lIe led by the nose
by any ,nan. He thinks the most of them
will vote for Mr.. Clagctt.
The meeting In the evening was attended
by all the voters Of that section. It was
enthusiastic. and both the songs
and the speech took immensely. and created
great good feeling among the audience. TIE
French are whOlesouled people. and what.
ever they go into they take hold Of cnthu.
They appear to be pretty much
for C!xgctt.
After the meeting grand ball was given
In honor Of our next Delegate, at the Great
Western Hotel ''Thc lamps shtnc Ger fair
women and brave men" until dawn broke In
upon tho scene. and the vOtaries of TcrOsi.
chOre bctOOk them To their homes. During
The evening fine supper WAS act out by the
prOprictors Of the Great Western. To-day
we leave for Stevensville and the Bitter
Root valley. Yours. truly,
RrcnrhtOwn Jmlv A 1871
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CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY, AUGJ

mot. and believe, he's immortalised ne, BY
over . column Of what suppose they think
10 withcring criticism.
Mr.. I. Roberts arrived to-day from Yam
hill and reports that that place and Pioneer,
will give Clagett . r0using majority. He
says that he came down along the river and
conversed freely with the farmers. and me,
hut two Toolc men on the whole trip.
Roberts has always been . Democrat
and great friend Of Cavansugt's but will
vote for Clagett this time. Mr. Kelly came
in from Cedar Greek and reports that Cetlas
q oil es!e.e tor the peoples champion
It IL said that Mr.. Toole depends greatly
orth's place going for him. but I can a..
sure him that It will not, and II the morning
of the 9Th Of August next does not bear me
out am willing to l,'se oil claims to trust
and veracity. have no personalities 10 in
dulge in against Mr.. Toole. unlike O. K.
whose poisoned srrOws against our Billy
nexrly every one condemns. But hia arrows
of glass strike on walls of steel. No sucl,
low. clectioneering dodge csn taruish the
brilliant record Mr. Cle6ett has both here
and in Nevada. will simply aay of NJ.
TOole's meeting herein all truth and can.
dOr-thst II it were not E,r the bland Doc.
tor and the aifabls Napton that accompanied
him, together with the numerous greenbacks
put In circulation, HE small audience would
have i,een very unSppreciative one. Mr.
Editor. l fear am occupying too much of
your valuable journal. hat few words more
to my cOuntrymen throughout the Territory.
aud more particularly u those Of Deer
LOdyc county. LINK nt the following state.
mcnis: ask why IL It that Cavanaugh has
not taken the stump for Tonlcy 1t Is cur
rent town talk here that he has t,een Offered
$500, with spanking team and cu,,srd
oolored buggy: - an inducemcnt II he
would do it We are proud of you, Jim, for
not doing It. Note well. my countrymcn.
the forced support o, perceptible in our be.
loved 0"sette. Note well. also, the luke.
warm support that Joe and Bill Hs0ee. Of
that brilliant and much rad journal. the
Missoul* fioaeer is giving Ttn,lc. he u
clntc'nplative people for once. If you will.
! have no fear Of the result. Bear with me.
Mr.. Editor. whilst say that within the last
week the three Or four loud .mouthed Tuole
men here pretended that they had morey
u l,ct, but when 1t c''uld be cornered would
find some way tO get out of putting up, and
hence Mr.. Van Gundy has $1,000. which has
ik,en slIO'k in their faces twenty times
without txker. This speaks very we'll for
the truthful statements Of
R..l.
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cLAcETT At FOREST CITY.
Two Hundred Majority II Cedar.

EDrToR New NoRrH WEST:
Hon. w. II. Clagett. accompanied by CO)
Church, Capt. Hart and Walter Trumbull,
Esq. arrived at the mouth of Cedar pune.
tually to meet their appointment. A dozen
Forest citizens on horseback were there to
meet him. and the crOwd l'cing Increased tn
alx,ut 75 or 50 lay iha few aoaatsr;sse ss~1ss
crs living "a far - l6 and 18 miles from the
point. Mr. G: l'ctng called for, addrsssed
the audience for short time.
To accommodate miners csmpcd In the
many different gulches adjacent to Ccd"r,
plenty time being left the pariy. the ap.
gointmcnt for Forest City WAS changed t.
Sunday. the 23l. AT M carly hour Of the
evening the crowd in Main street gathered.
Sunrise. Bear. Quartz. Oregon. Homcstake,
and other small camps from 6 to II miles
away. had their representatives; and even
the St. Joe aud Clear Water digg,ngs in
Idaho were represented by the boys. who
Travelled over the Range many miles 10 listen
70 our next Delegate to Congress. AT six
O'Clock the bonn of anvils announced the
commencement Of the exercises. The meet.
Ing organized by the e.ectiOn Of William
Everest, President; George GagnOng and
Sam H. 6tuarts, Vice Presidents: and F. G.
Roosevelt. Secretary. Col. Church and
Capt. Hart. amidst thunders of applause.
gave the Rcd, White and Blue. Hon. w.
II. Clagett then took the stand. and during
two and quarter hours held the four hun
dred or five hundred listeners "A attcntivcly
listening ~ ever an audience listened to .
speaker.
Want Of space prohibits even an outline
Of the lucid, we'll pointed discourse. deliv.
cred - only CiAgett csr do It. But the
evident satisfaction depicted in ih" hun.
drcds Of. up'urned faces and freely ex.
pressed sentimental the close Of the meet.
Ing, warrants me In saying that Cedar Greek
will contribute her mite 10 his election by
over two hundred majority.
The Hon. gentleman ct an carly hour on
Monday lett with his esc,rt on horseback
for Crescent City. In Quartz Gulct. IN OIL an
appointment made on hrs arrival at the
mouth of Cedar. From there he will inter.
cept the coach on Tuesday morning. on the
Mullen Road, to come 10 time In French.
town on the 2Sth.
Forest July Slth, ls7l.
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THAT SECRET CIRCULAR.
Qr. Clagett vlndlested.

While We think there il not the least ne
ceseity In the world to say another word in
exculpating Mr.. Ca9ett from c,mplicity in
the Secret Circular issued two years ago,
We have been handed the following state.
ment Of well known and responsible citizens
completely refu.ing the charges. and cheer
fully give It place:
We. the undersigned. residents 1T Deer
Lodge In 1800. and at the present time hav
ing seen articles repeatedly publishrl trying
IN shoulder upon Mr. Clagett. Delegate tnr
Congress. the responsibility Of c. rtain S..
crct Circular issued In Deer Lodge in 1869;
and seeing Il further stated over the sigma.
lures of residents of Pioneer that Mr.. +. W.
TooIe in his speech at that place charged, the
authorship ut that circular On Mr. Clayctt.
deem it our dsty to vinticate Mr.. Clayett
from these charges.
The Circular was gOiten up while MI.
Clagrtt was sahsent In the States. and no c,n,.
Muntcatt0n whatever was hal with him in
any way relating u Il or Peoples Oryani.
zation previous tn Ito issuance.
At . mixed meeting Of Democrats and
Republicans. (whOm We will name If nect.s>
sary.l held In Deer IA,dge in the early part
Of May. 1869. . circular of that kind wss
discussed. and Mr. Clilus Barbour instructed
to draw one up. He did 70. It was sub
mi,tct, IL 4 subsequent meeting. amended
In some parts. printed at the l"drpe",lr"t
office in Deer Lodge county on or s'su, May
10th, 1859. and circulated extensively
throughout this county. Two or three
days after. call was published for q PcO.
Piles Convention. and signed by large
number of Democrats aud Republicans Mr.
(sY0UQfk RO1nPnns{ fesNrp, H0sa. 0toHHo
Goth, 1909 nineteen days after Il was print.
ed. He was Immediately solicited to Join
in the movement for Peoples Convention
t0 nominate mixed ticket of Democrats
and Republicans for county offices. MI.
Clngctt and M. George w. Irwin. Chairman
Of the County Committee. strongly opposed
the movement, favoring straigh: Republican
ticket. or II there was y Peoples ticket that
Democrats only should he placed uppn it,
They proposed to fight the movement in the
Republican primary meeting. and it was only
when the almost unanimous voice Of the
meeting was against them. and ut the en-.
treaty Of siEners Of this statement that Mr..
,Clagett accedetl u the proposition for
mixed ticket. When the Convention met
and nominated ticket Mr.. Clagctt tO,k the
field for It. and did good service in securing
its election. II 10 now attempted. solely liz.
S0WSS UAS. SUUkCu ~ . CASSUSUU8s0 IOT NOus
gress, to make him responsible for that
Circular We here repeat that he WIS not
In the Territory when It was gotten up. had
nothing whatever 10 do with Il, and opp,sr,l
the mixed ticket; and tn this We will make
oath whenever called up,n.
(Signedl WV. H. RICnARDsox.
w. Fl. PUTNAM.
T. T. HARRIS.
Deer Lodge, Aug. 1, 1871.
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FROM BEARTOWN,
DERNOT VI. 0. Z.

EDITos NEw Noesa wssr:
1see by the ladepeadsss that have stirred
mp the bile Of the delcctable clique, who
are etraintng every nerve 70 defeat Billy, by
originating and circulating falss charges
against him. but they failed. Ard now for.
mcr Wsehoeits, . we'll paid satellite and
nunkey Of the clique II Beartown. has arisen
to explain and have bic ''put "a" By bfing.
ing m improved chasGs from Nevada. Bat
''Pixley's mule always bsayed whes thsee
were oats teosght In sight" don's wea-
o K.t manuscsips In readable shape for %
many days. con we'll imagine the aseute
Addison correcting o. K. . orthography and
unerammatical sentenced No doubt Ae
exclaimed -
..Then ars those that doat Nks afat thsse svk
viii ths toagse thae = ssoad ~ u Up thae thsk
hut We win set you up for We are In great
need Of your kind until the election b oves.
II n, Nj. Editor, such men - O. <. that
bring disgraCe % the Irish. IN this c0enlry,
bat thank God. there b not . cosposalS
guard OF them In these three voting Pre-.
cjncta They ckc out . miserable exlseeoce
the year round, I'LL slecsioa ame, whsa they
will do Zip services" for iAoee who pay them
bsst. No one slss would Asve the a6daciey
. cay teas ny saaesDeats wege false ~ evs1.
drawn. Thts. TO, n the faos q 1hceA Have
net others eosEoeosassd ~ ssassnsatse Do
you not go, II. O. T., tke emise1e wilise
on he walll Do yua not heor nlg1e afte5
night and dav s4tse day, ths seves6saetag
sosnds Of ''Hsraa Tor Chee(t and 6owa
viii tie cjiquel" Which o1Rht g h9ee -
swaks your d0s1aas tsepls50 - . seaee q
~ Truth. 9
Now Then. lbe ~ lb5DesdanG q,
ehadsa q ~ ediapsggA Rsvi3w, wA1e ~.
6sUeD. 0entlann-
80 49, :::;ssa', u - = go; -; - ssgh
esoe: 2 ~, Ut - !sl1ee1,.e - =.
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NO WITHDRAW WAL.

The following telegram from Helena will
dissipats oil rumors that Messrs. Powers and
Daley, candidates for Sheriff and Assessor
In Levis.snd. Clarke county. have with.
drawn from the Ticket. It has the clear
ring Of useu who ore in earnest. 1t was
read 1t the Clagett meeting on Saturday
evening and received with rousing cheers:
HxLENA. NJ r.,
July Soth, 1871.
JAs. H. NnLs,
Deer Lodge:
We understand It is reported in Deer
Lodge county that we have Withdrawn from
the Peoples Ticket The report 10 false in
every particular. We intend to stand by
the Ticket and see It triumphantly elected
on August seventh.
(Signed,) PATRICK POWER.
HU0a DALEY.
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THAT CIRCULAR AGAIN.
ANOTHER GUN SPIKED.

We arc authorised By gcntiespen who were present
s :; me- s;s n
approving O ard endorsing the 'serct circular ful-
minated assipss the Irish two year. ago and II iii.
Ss. IT. dd no. H. s, *
hlng either the author " the circular OF tbs ananu-
ssis that transerh tn. scusril0us aud vitupcratvc
concept tous 1t another man's brain. -Isdepesdese
II 10 well known and admitted BY al, that
Mr.. Clagett was In tho States when that
circular was written. We have his author.
tty that be never saw only y mutillatcd copy
of II until within the past month or five
weeks, when friend Obtained one for him.
Not knowing it, contents, the charge that
he endorsed Z. II absurd. It was drawn I'D
gaht1aet0n, candidates and speakers, were
no more responsible for Il than they were
fOr proclamation by The Governor of the
Bad Lands. II remains, therefore, only for
% to prove, - We said W would, thai Mr..
TOOIe did. 10 hie Pioneer speech. charge the
0sakossk(p OF that circular on NJ. Claxctt.
In testimony Of this we submit the follow.
ing. signed by well known and responsible
men, aud which We ase authorized u state
will b. sworn TO by the siguers and ffty
Others, II necessary: H.
PIoH1xh CrrY. July -. 1871.
Seeing In the ls6epss4sas au article dsny.
ing that NJ. T0Ole IN ,his epeech at Pioneer
accused Ar. CAgett At being the author Of
the ''secset circular, :" issued two yeas, aRo.
we he undeesj3ned say 10 the EsdepeadSns
and 70 M. Tss0le, that his own w0rds were
that ''he (Clegctt) was the author Of seid
c3rculas.~ WiahinG 70 correct all esror,. II
u oar power % do %. We heseunto append
our nonneA
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8tw 9prth.#tst.

A Card II Five Lines: Square Ten Lines. Of this
type. Local Business Notices u cents per line.
~ Correspondence short and newsy, solicited
iron each esaP. Wdters name must accompany esch
aame or initials preferred.
Prom Tuesdays Daily.
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Frcnchtown. July g., 1871.
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~ eaiAat ~ Anados nIseA
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Bear Town. July 9fith. 1871
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PnorIsss1oNAL CARDS.
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A. T. MAYHEw. LOUIS McMvRrRy
MAYHEM + McMURTRY,
ATTORNEYS. .AT.LAW,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.

w. II. MCCORMICK,
ATTORNEY AT.
MiSSOULA MILLS, MONTANA.
Collections and business In Miss0ula County, includ
Iae Cedar Creek will receive his particular attention
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OOuCA0s WOOeSy u 0sSVoS wy VI v4OVs
term. three years. They wers committed 70
the care Of Warden Gilchrist, who now has
sixteen couvictA
or for tho t3eysers.-Nr A. F. Thrashes
came in last evening from Virginia and will
return to-day. He has made arrangements
with Mr.. Sawtelle, Of Sawtclle's Lake. u &C.
company him - guide, and he will Ut once
prOcsed to the Yellowstone Geysers To pho.
iograph the wonderful scenery Ut .thas ~
giOn. Mr. Thrasher ssys Il d the intention
Ut Mr. Raymond. Mining Commissioners, to
accompany them. Take care Of your hair,
Thrasher, for Lo may get Aft sr It
RaoeA Yesterday for the $500 purse,
Bailey entered Midnight" 6y Leonard
entered ''Lee," and Mr. PHILIPPE entered
'Hummiug Bird" ''laiduight" won tho
purse-lime, 1:501 To-day, for $500. La
Bout entered .'Red Hawk" Williams On.
tered ''Reuben," and ''0seenwich" wAS en-.
tered BY Talbot. The race " cOu,s Oh 1t .
p. m. Several other raccs were made and
run after she purse race Of yes's'day.-la-
Tbs lAos wss won BY Red Hawk." Tine
l:5o, l:5o. l:5o3.
Owing " the crowded condition OF our
columns to-day, we have defssrsd until 70.
morrow On extended n0tics Of NJ. CAgsta's
speeches at OoeS Lodge, end the lsdapsas
dsxrs rvview Ut Il We srs literally bon.
bardsd with correspondence, and win give
Il p!ace II we can. II our corresponding
friends will please he charitable, Mud thoSo
who don't take much inteysst In mAsssgs
p0lItico) kindly foebea9 I lew days mOro. ~
viii endesyoe - - isale ua0gv news anil
variety into our cOlvnln4
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BOOK occasion some time since

Va too OCCASION come time. since
70 TefsFf eur readers TO the advantage
to be gained BY going to Beers Hard
ware. Store for anything in that isne.
and we are now satisfied that our 3D.
vice was well timed. They are selling
wagon loads of goods, not only in this,
bnt in Richland, Wayne and other
counties, They offer 10 penny nafis
at Al cents per pound when taken by
the keg-Wilkinson's Sheep Shears at
IS cents and upwards, according to
finish. They buy exclusively for
cash and therefore cannot fail, to sell
very low. Go and see them.
The best Lubrieating Oil in the
market 1t Beers. Hardware at 80 cts;
per gallon.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jacob Weisenstine ct al

jacob w clScnSune eG HI
v
Jacob Krumm ct al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County IS.
BY virtue of q certain order of sale,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, and to me
directed, I will offer for sale at public
auction, ut the south door of the Court
house in Ashland, in said county, on
Saturday, HAY %, Il. d. 1871, 1871,
at one o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County Of Ashland and State of Ohio,
to wit: A partof the northwest quar-
ter of section eighteen, Township %,
Range 16, commencing Mt a post in
the center Of the public highway in
line with north side ofbig barn ; Themes.
south 30 west II rods to a post in
the road ; thence south 674o west~l9
rods and 10 links to a post on the road
on the north line of the Andrews es-
tate; thence north 723o west 4 rods
and 10 links on said line Of Andrews
lands; thence north 200 east, 26 rods
and 20 links to a post on the north
line Of the lot ; thence south 81 de-
grees east 20.rods and 1S links to the.
place Of beginning, just q acres of
land, being q acres of the east end
of a certain tract of land. decided by
Orlow Smith and Flora Smith to, Slo-
cum and Jones, exclusive of ope-eighth.
Of an acre decided by said Slocum and
Jones to 8. Martindale: Appraised
at $500. Terms of sale, cash.
w. O.. PORTER, Sheriff. |
T. J. Kenny, AtRydtor PPE.
April 25,187f.no42l5w.
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Nelson s. Gates call attention to
their full assortment of Drugs and
MEDICINES. They also keep a large,
supply Of toys. and other articles
Their winesf for saeramsntal and med
ical purposes are the best in the mark
ct. Call and examine their stock and
You will be suited.
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ALFRED nj. SHEETS,
Tro-alsnn A Dopf

ALFRED NJ. SHEETS,
Travelling Agent.
Notice is hereby given that the Di-
rectors of the Ashland Union School
District Will receive sealed proposals
for furnishing material and construct.
ing a new frame School Building for
said District from this date until the
first day of May next, at the office of
J. D. Jones, where specifications for
the same may be seer.
By order of the Beard,
T. M. BEER, Sec'y.
April IL, 1871. .
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Solomon Arnold

Sanders, Diefendorf, ct al.
State OF Ohio, Ashland County S.
By virtue o: a certain writ of Fl Fla,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas. of Ashland County, and to me
directed, I will offer for sale at public
auction, OF the premises of Thomas
Bushnell, one mile east Of Hayesville,
in said county, on d.
Saturday, Apra 90, Il. d. 1871,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, the
following personal property, to wit : A
certain Lease hold interest and title to
a Vineyard on the farm of Thomas
Bushnell, in Vermillicn Township,
Ashland County. Ohio, the same con-
tanning 10 $500 acres, and being
owned by said defendant, Sanders Diet.
endoff. IT, -1
Terms of sale, cash. sc
WM. O. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland Co., O..
McCombs & Curtis, Atty'sfor PPf:
April 10, 1S71-no41.