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Checking the virginia Repudiator..

RICHMOND. March Gov Holiday to-day
vetoed hiil prohibiting the reception coupons for
taxes going into the school un The Senate sustained
the veto turbulent and revolutionary feeling j. being
daily exhibited by the reHdiustcrs who nnd themselves
enc ckmatcd by tie toNeruur IN every move they make
looking TO reputation measures To-day tho special
lnnt order the election Of nineteen Circuit Jascs
Win gross dscourtesy, the House adjourned, raVing
the senate unable 10 do anNiug THIS means ia, post
punencnt ui the election until session Whou 10
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Suicide Amer "a quarrel with hi. Mother.

Ashton lilderey of Constable Hook shot
himself YESTERDAY in the head ami fifteen minutes alter
ward thinking that the nr- shat might not prove fatal
he nrcd another bali int hi. stomach lie Was sinking
raldy st ny It, AMI the physicians saul lac could not
live unti morning He T. ~ Nrars odd AMI the VA,
committed after quarrel Ntth hls mutcr lie failed to
meet her at the tran and She tild Inn he must seek
WORK or lnd another home.
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Tho sale Of the furniture md fixtures of the
Park Hotel udcd yesterday The ArNcs hrou hit
about hAf their estimated value. the hnll,rs holHg
mostly OF unkrmIt class, lrum Baxter street aud the
hHrhhorhnod al the FIVE fWnl. This aucuourcr
m
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We,tch-s,er Repeater. Invited.

Assistant District Attorney Herring counsel
for Mr foriham Norris. whoi. SUNK A.,emhyman
PurdN's seat invites the Wr.tehc.trr rcpracrs o appear
before Tho committee on fri,iric- ana Elections tho
NHnl House to-day, promising that they shall not bc
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A..emb,,mnu A.,or to be Answered.

Mrs. SuAnnna Evans Peck VIII spoak Tor tho
American Temperance Union IN the large hall oi the
Cspter Union To morrow afternoon and in te Rev Mr.
Stocirs church. south Third street, BroOklyn IN the
cNeuus.in answer 10 Mr.. AstOrs speech IN the Assembly
uu the Excise law.
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The saw and grist mills Of Abraham Cadmus.
the GrrcuLu,h road, near flaluncld y W,ir Hrcd
by inccndiarics last nirt and totally destroyed Loss
800, covered By Insurance
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Convicting Dr. flnw kcs.

Or. BonJnmn Hawkes.. alins West. alias Perry
convicted oi uailTactc' in tr Kings tu.nt) Court
% St.,lns ycstcriaN Tie complaint was u. Iic by
Amelia Hyde oi tNmcr street BrolNlyn
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sriRKs fRoM rIin rnLH0RIrM

John MoGrath md others. liluor dealers,
Ask, & lu'.r Iiuulur ,friilA tn ui u
HE Ss>'D r,ccNcd Icy tAr ~ i.c cui,n-,iourrs
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An aged man named Henry Shilling, was
struck AMI Instantly k cd by laiu at about "a OOlOC
last evening hal mile IRON Paterson
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Falling barometer rsouthorlyio,0stcryw winds
and rlurr clear ana partly cloudy weather, POSSIBLE
follow O 3 ram areas
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Rogers, Poet h CO.. the cothiors. report their
Nc " spTlus slyles nov ready ado.
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Whole page pictures. Weekly Lnlon. sunday
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" sHERlFFs SALE. Z
Daniel Ncuhart, Assignee,
vs..
Jacob Schell ct al.

DYyiftas pf 4 certain order Of sals. issued
ID from the court Of common pleas within
and for the coenty Of Moaros, and State Of
Ohio, in = case pending IN said court between
the above named parties, aud to me directed
1 viii offer for sale at.pubtic auction At the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfsld, on
Saturday. ths23aday Of february. 1873,
between the hours. Of 10 O'Clock a.m. and
O'Clock p. ms OF saiisday, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio. to wit.
The east half Of the southwest quarter of
section two. township six Of range six, con-
tanning seventy. nine and seventy-nine one
hundredth acres.
Also. tract Of land west Of the graded
road, in the west half Of the northwest quar-
terof section two, township six of range six,
said tract being the same land sold by Joseph
Adds to Anna Maria Bergman and by Anna
Maria Bergman and husband to Harrison
Smith, containing three acres. more or less, in
all eighty-two and seventy ineone-hundredth
acres, more or less
!, Said property SO ordered to DO sold Is ap-
praised at ts--, aud may sell for tso-thirds
Of said appraisemsnt.s Terms iof sale, cns-
third cash and balsnoe on confirmation.
WIN. READ.
jan1 ,T8--w5 e;Ss, Sheriff n. C. o., >
HusTgR & MALLORY, Att'ys.
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Y VEGETINE

4 The following. letter from Rev G. W,
Mansfield, formerly pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, hyde Park, and at present
settled in Lowell, must convince every ONE
who reads his letter Of the wonderful cura-
tivesJ qualities, Of vraErNs as q. thorough
cleanser aud purifier Of the blood. s'.
HYDE PARK, MASS, Feb. Is, 1876.
Ma b. srRvEss-.DEAR SIR: About ten
years ago my health failed through the de-
pleting effects, o.. dyspepsia; nearly a year
later was attacked By typhoid fever in its
worst form. II settled in my back and TOOK
the FORM Of large, desp-seatsd absecss,
which was fifteen months in gathering I
hadSse surgical operations blythe bestskill,
in the state, but received no permanent :oafs
| sddtrsd gfsR pain attimss, and v ssccn-
stausiy Aeakened BY "a profuse discharge. Z.
also lost small pieces Of hone At different
times. kAffis SrvFI<. @r,fygt
Matters ran on thus abeut, seven years TN
May, 1874, When . Hisnd fscommendtd I'd me
10 gd Il. your otace, and ts,k With you of the
vittusI Uf Vesetine. Isdidssso, and hyiyour
Kindness passed through yenr ,manufsctofy,
noting the ingredients, &C., BY. which yonr
remedy Is produced. 's'i' s'>'3s
By what saw and heard gained some
confidence In -VEaErIsS.
I commsncsd taking soon after, but fell
worse from It's effects: but stih Lpersevsredr
and soon fel. twas bens6ttiug me in other
respects. Yet did not see the results de-
sired I'LL / had taken It faithfully for little
more than q year, when the difdculty in the
back was cured, and for nine months have
AMI fad A IA n yx.suk NJ h. ,lthFr -sSfN. -. = :
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Probate Notice

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been filed
IA in. the Probate Court of Monroe Cnuntys
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Admin.
istrators. Rzecnters and Guardians:
Second parlsE ascpunt of David. Aurts. Bz-
ecutor OF israel Lentz
Eourth partial accounL Of John Slime, Guar
= dia1 III RHfns Stfns's heirs, Final a. to
Thomas,
fhftd And sn.l sGsSSnt d John ssias, Guar
siiaG Of CLarlottsT Bates, eJl y !
Second and fnAl account OF EiSard 0key,
Admir- Of Jamss pearth.
First and IinaL anooant Of A6ner b cts ,Adm'l
Of Sarah Collins.
Hnk and fpxl account of Jaufss Worry
Graraiaa 81, James W. Gray. - e 9 =
Second, partial sccouns Of Alex. q. Thomas,
Guardian OF Josiah Miller.
Fourth ami final account sof Alex. Smith
Guardian OF otho' Farmer. ~ -s't - . : :.
Any person interested may file written
exceptions 10 Asaid accounts. Of any 4teu
thereof, on or before the 2fst day Of January
next, whsn. ihs-sarns- will he fnslly- -hsar!G
and continued from day to day until disposed
ot. Jas. 3, NORRIS,
deoc5.'7 Probate Jadgs ", c. @.
y - 80 k,M g
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Probate Notice.


cC0UNTS and vouchers have heen. .Ged in
IL the Probate Court Of Monros county,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad.
mihistrstors. Kxscutcrs and 3aardians:
Fsnrfh partial accouut Of Il. B. Hill Guardian
Sof Scott Dixon's -hsirs.
Third and Hnsl account VI George Luds 4nd
John Imhoff Executors 81 Jaoob Buskhsltsr
First and fnal account Of Jsaob 6chsub
Admfpistsstof Of MioajAh Fowler.
Third partial account of RYAN Hanty Char.
dian o. Eyap and Nicholas Miller.
Any person interested may fls written
excsE tions<s said accounts, or xn5 item there.
Of, on or before ths< z3d day OF January
next, When The same will be finally heard aud
oonsinusd from day TO day until disposed Of,
2 Jas r. NORRIS,
janf. 'fswS Probate Judge v. C, o,
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lPendlet0n Nominated on the
Third Ballet. gw eu
/ Sc -F "a e
"A Poor Season tor Dark Horses.
from Our Columbus Correspondent ]

CoLuxBus, OHIo, Jan IL, 1873,
Ed SPrRlr Last evening at n clock
the Senate and House met in Joint eau
ionsIia the Hesse fer sthe. pnrpose yof
Inoninsliag 4 kafdidate ItTsJE IS sSeua
tor. The caucus was called to order by
the Hons Seits. eOaemotioh, 90 Coaos
was chosen Secretary and Fred Klimper.
Henry Boil and Tyler, from Licking, as
Tellers The following candidates. were
put IN pominatiop: G, II Pendletop,,
q w Morgan, Thos. Ewing. Frank
Hurd, Dprbin .KSds g. L. Cenyerse,-
The roll of' Democratic. usenzBefs was
called and all the members answered to
their names, 80, First ballot--Pendle
ION, II; Morgan, ~ Ewing; II Hard,
10 Ward, 8; Converse. 1. No one hav
ing received Rsjofity Of all ke votes,
10 second ballot Us ordered.
SECOND BALLdr PepsiIepn, 46: Nor
gan, l9; Ewing, 70; Wafd.4 Favne, 2
No one having received a majority of
Jail the votes third ballot was had .
lPendieteA, 5ls Morgan, 49, Ewing, 10 !;
'Payua I SConssfse. Z ;lWafd. 8 aGenl
lteman George having received ma
jority OF all the votes cast was, by, the
Chair declared the 'candidafe for u s..
Senator A committee Of three was ap.
pointed to inform the Hon.G III Pen
dleton Of his nofninatioh.t also other
committees we're spreihted to notify the
other candidates ,ot the resalt. sndf re-,
quest them to be present at the intro
dscticn of the Hon, G H Pendleton.--
The committee was absent hut a short
timer whes they al made their, appear,
Fance, the Hon O. II Pendletonin front.
4 On their arrival they were loudly
cheered sc II. Pendleton yastsarst- in,
troduced. who thanked the members
very kiadlssfaf the favor conferred, on
him, G W. Morgan was next introduced
who made few very appropriate re-
mafkss Thos Ewing was fiext fntreduced
Ehd made consldsrahleS ofa speech,
saving what the people Of Ohio reqair.
ed of our q. s Senator and repesting q
portion of his resumption speech, made
rfsss f6s selseli q d III & sPensils. +,
ten for the position named appears to
give entire satisfAeqpp 80, fen sas sheard
from. Respectfully yours.
.ba9.I bsG bas othsFfr Ma
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THE EASTERN WAR,
sfalIaSt Russian victory.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan 10 -Grand Duke
Nicholas teleeraphed the following to
the Emperor from Lrteha, January 8.
II am happy to congratulate yonr maj
esty upon sthe brilliant victory gained
today Gem Rodetxky has, after des-
perate fighting, captured the whole Tur-
kish army defending Shipka Pass. con-
sisting of Az hattailions, 4 O. batteries
and q q Regiment OF scavalr W. Prince
Mirsky occupied Kezantik and General
SchobeleH- holds Shipka"
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sHBRIFF's sAhEs
Henry Dishf
= ef Is VS..
/ .Cafi Frederick Frester & III.

-
Dr. virtue Of 4 certain order Of sale issred
ID from the eonrt Of common plsas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and Stats oI
Ohio, in a case pending IN said courl between
the abosd named parties, and to me direetsd
will ofss for sale at Public auction at the
east door Of fhe oorrt house in Woodsfsld
on II 81
sSaMrday, ,tas'l 18Th DAY d February, ,lis7s
between the hoars of 10 O'Clock a. m and /
O'Clock p. M, Of said day. the following de
scribsd real estatss situstesin Mshroe county
Ohio. to wit:
The north half Of tho southeass quarter
Of section twenty Two. township hvsof range
six containing eighty one zeres moreor fsss
Said property so ordered to b. sold is ap
pfsised st s25, aud may sell for two
thirds Of said sppraissmsnt. Terms Of SALE
one third down on day Of sale, and bAlsnc'
on eondrnation. = L = asIH -
swia 80 .si@ WILLIAM RHAD. ,sv
= jAnS, ,.7Sw5. h sl Sheriff n. g. o.
,SrsIees : DsIess5 AttyI..
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,SHERIFES SALE
Jaue Freudiger
Samuel Freudiger.

DY virtue of 3 certain order OF sale issued
ID from the court of common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. In q case pending In ,id court between
the above namsl parties and to me dirscte |,
l will offer for sale at public auction st the
east door of the court house in Woodsdsld
on
Saturday, The 23d day Of February, 1878,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p.s M. of said day, ahsfollowing de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter of
section twenty-four, township four of range
four; also part Of the west half of the north
east quarter Of said section beginning for the
same ut the center of said section; thence west
eighty rods and 10 links tc a stone; thence
north one hundred and ffty-fve rods and nine
links to the county line to a stone; tfence east
one hundred and eleven rods TO o stone ON the
county line; thence south eight and three
fourth degrees west seventyiseven rods and
seventeen links; thehce south seventy-seven
rods and seventeen links to stone; thence
west twenty rods and fourteen links to the
place Of beginning. containing one hundred
and forty-seven oneahundredth acres, more or
less. Except tho following part thereof, sold by
said Samuel Freudiger to Henry O. Heuder.
shott, April 2, 1875, as follows: A part of the
east half Of the northwest quarter OF section
twenty-four, township four of range four. and
north part OF the west half of the northeast
quarter of said section, beginning for the same
at the northwest corner of said half quarter;
thence east eleven rods to a stone, thence south
eight and three-fourth degrees west seventy,
seven rods aud seventeen links to stone;
thence south five rods and fifteen links to Il
stone; thence west one hundred and one rods
TO stone; theAce north eighty-three rods and
seven links to The place Of beginning, contain
ing in this exception ffty-fve acres more or
less.) and leaving in said tract forty;six acres
more or less.pxagtsa = 54.s! "a s1 ~. ~
Also. portion of the east half Of the south
west quarter of section twenty.four, township
four of range four; also. portion of the west
half of. the southeast quarter of same section,
township and range: Beginning for the same
at the northwest corner of the east hal of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-four:
thence west one hundred and six and four one
hundredth rods to small rayine; thence south
3 30i7Z2 rods; thence west one hundred and six
and fourteenth rods; thence north S.01772 rods
to the place of beginning. containing two acres
more or less; also, all of that portion of tie
east hslf of the southwest quarter of section
twenty -four, township four of range four, lying
north Of the center Of the public Highway. lex.
oept narrow strip off of the north end of said
tract three rods and, three inches wide decided
by n. V B Monroe to Samuel Freudiger,) the
number of acres herein described being three
acres fnare or lssss aldo, part of the west half
OF the southeast quarter of section twenty.
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szhiiIia ,sapi,Gs9ssY0
Farm FOB SALE

ayxsIA sQGCD or. ass4 q
IN ADAMS TIP, M0NHOE CO., o.
cd u v Rb-S-S.Ea.T% az q
TFHB undersigned offers for sale his farm
/ situate y miles west Of the aswn Of
Cameron, consisting Of
Two Hundred and Eighty Acres.
There are lao acres cleared laud and the bal.
anos well timbsrsd. The farm is we'll wa
tered and has two veins Of coal. 4 feet each.
Thefei p q good dvstlisgs housssa new
fraine barn. and other out.buildinss ID good
repair. Tbs fsneins is ~ good coadition. -
The farm isxsH adapted for tobacco raising,
dairy purposes or sheep raising. -. - -
For further particulars aud terms address
49, yUHN PFALzHRAt,
.s],.rtfs csIsrpp, Aonrds CO., ohis.
9eef4.ff7mt.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
= f. II. Amos
William Piatt & auo.

DY virtue of a certain order Of sale issued
~ from the court of common pleas withiu
aud sor the county of Monroe. an 1 State OF
Ohio, ina case pending in said court, betwsen
the above n.med PARTIES and to me directed, |
will offer for sale at public auction at the east
door of the court house in Woodsfeld, on {
Saturday, the 3ttday of February, 1873
between the hovrs of 10 o'clock a. ID. and
o'clock p. N. os said day. the following de-
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The east end of ths south half Of the nortiil
eaat quarter of section thirteen. township four
of range Ave, commencing eight rods south of
stone corner on the north and south line of
said sectioni thence seventy two, rods south ,to
stake corner; thence west forty three rods;
thence north sixty rods thence on straight
line to the place of beginning forty three rods.
containing eighteen acres, more or less
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at g.. and may sell for two thirds
ofssid appraissments Terms of sale e@hy /
SIN ~ "a. sPEARSDN Z
Jan 15.78-5w. Master Commissioner.
HUNTER & MALLORY. Attys.
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sheriff S Sale Of Personal Property.
z tsYJames Knowlsong 4 80
VS..
fl9Alexander n. Givens &aub.

s.
DY virtue Of csrtsin order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, aud State OF
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties and to me directed,
win Offer for salssat pablo auction at Tie
east door of the court house in Woodsasld. on
Saturddy,tbe 1871 day Of January 1878
between the hours of 1o:o'oIook ., %. and
4 o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following
described personal property, to wit:
The undivided one-half of one steam ssu
mill, manufa. tured by George Page & Co.
now set on the land of Manassas Lindamood
Said property SO ordered obs sold is sp
praised at s400, Terms Of sale, Cash. s
WILLIAM REAB, 8
fans, s,'7swg. Sheriff N. c. o.
2 HOsrsR & MALLORY, Att'ss.
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Ohio Legislature.

JAN S.-SENArE-T@Senase organ.
lied by the election of J w Owens,
P.esident pro tenn Allen o Myers,
Clerk; D. S Fisher and, W v Cox, AS
sistant Clerks; Isaac Glaize, Sergeant at
Arms; sChssles Negley and 3 "A Davis,
Assistant Setgeant.at.Arms ! fIit3sl
HoUsE-The House organized by the
OF James e Neal, Speaker T.
A. Brunner, Clerk; F. NJ Senter and
John r. Brady, Assistant Clerks. Allen
j Beach, Sergeant-at- Arms; W,
Trautman and Thomas Whalen. Assist:
ant Sergeant-at. Arms.
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flN, HEx THoMAs, j. A. WATSON, S.
SSaSdfS rIMoszas1nd W. F.
..yhs kd4ItS pn spS9ipatiops Eshbss
nitted I HsjofitS and minority report.
The election resulted in the selection OF
the following Tickets " &
PREsIDENT.-W. F. Wire.
VICE PREs.-A. V36lackg 4 rgyo.
Miss Mollie Weston,
StiuaM Miss, D. Tattb. g.,
SEcRETARY9S.A a.. Atkinson. y
TREAsURER-R. L. Morris.
Ex. CoM.LJ ames a. Watson,'lsT 30
t S. S. Schoolcraft,,
~, tss'@s..' ~. ~. Pearson. . 'aa's
Query Box opened and the question,
When shall the next Institute be held !?
was answered BY number, all Of whom
favored some lime about the. Holidays
SHALL we rely principally ION Home
Instructors was decided in the afirma-
tive
The evening session was taken up by
recitations and readings, prose and
poetry by Mr.. JOAN GREEEBANK, Miss
JOSIE HoeuE, Mr. UkLAass Mr. JAMES
TAeoERr, Prof HowEs, W F. WIRE,
R MORRIS. JERE WILLIAMs, WIRE HAM
nEoz. Misss sNErTfs UElaANand ELIJAH
BaowN The addieqes was Exceedingly
well entertained; all did Justice to the
work assigned them ,.-Z. ----.--f q
Judge WIN. OKEr suggested that teach.
ers open their schools with singing ~
A Eeso,ptien wasI adopted reqdesting
the Executive Comunitteesto publish, a.
least TIVE months piioriothe next meet
Ing, programme Of exercises
/ The Association convened on Satdr.
day morning, and was addressed by G.
w iHAMIIroN JAMES TAaasRT, DAVID
McVAY and w F WIRE
On motion adjourned, subject to- the
cali Of the Executive Committee,
/ Asthese were the closing exercises of
the Institute, we will quit right here
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iRaIE 9IS NH E r
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
] Pickles, Nuts, Candies, ,Tobaccp, ,Ci, !.
N gars, Canned Fruits, ,Jellies, Cheese, I
H Sardines, Mustard 4 Other articles T
E akeptsin.aiHrst class Confectionery. ]
R Motto Quick sales d small profitss !
B. lEaE sEss Nsa, II = E - R., q i
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eisssHERFFFSf sALEuoiioT
na1aa Peter Fankheusss styslog ,YrTuq
The Sardis Manufacturing Company.


.DY virtue of certain order of sa le issued
Difrom the court Of ,commonspleas within
ana foe the county of Monroe. and State OF
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties. and TO me dirested, I
will offer for sale at public auction at the east
door of the court house in Woodsfsld, on =.
Saturday;tAe 2sa day 6f Fsbraary,ls7S
between the hours of 10 o'clock m, and 4
o'clock pm Of said day. the foll3wing described
real estate, situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to
witA zS - t}3iI ca FGa
Lots numbsr eleven, twelve. eighteen, twenty
five, twenty six. and twenty-five feet of the,
west side of lot number seventeen as laid down
on the plat Of the town of Sardis t'''''
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised as follows: -
- Lot number ii at $3.50.
do lat 1J0.
Z e2s feet'o the west side ~ Efef4.
!; lofilotiNo IA at $50.
Lot number IL at 10 800.
do 26 at 900.
And may sell for tyo-thiSds of said appraise-
ment Terms q sale. Ave hundred dollars on
day Of sale and balance on con6rmation.
WIN. READ.
janis. 7Sw5. ~, Sheriff ". G. O. !.
gHuagEB & MALIonY, Attys.i .TFaa{ III
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ATTACHMENT ( 81 NOTICE..

John P. Sprigys and John B. Before +. n.
briggs, partners. doing business Beard. ]. P.
under theftm name of Sprigys OF Center
s. briggs, plaintiffs. towns hip,
against. Z. = Monroe Co,
John D. Talbot. defendant. ] Ohio: s:sss
On the clst day Of December. A. D 1877. siid
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of $i8 SI' Set for
hearing February, II, 1873, at O'Clock r. Nj
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