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SHERIFFs SALE. :.
J.G. Reuse, Admir-, ]
James L. Watson, & ano.

. y =
@Y virtue of a certain Order M Saicissiiesf
1-D frem the Court Of Common Pleas, withs
In and for the County Of Monroe, and STATE Of
tho above named parties, fp mc directed. i will
offer for sale asspublic auction at the cast door
of the Court House IN W'oodsneld. on
Friday, the eth day A. 7kcsmbfs, a IL D. 1855.
between the hours of 10 o'clock n. m. and
o'clock p. m, Of, said day, the fDilowing de-
scribcd real estate, to-wit. 80
"The west ppri OF the nortilcas: tltiartcr Of
the southeast qnarter,' of section twenty six,
township five, of rauge fiye--bcginning forthe
same Mt the porthwest corner OF the northeast
quarter or tho sohthcast quarter offaid section
fourteen shuntlrcit and fbiify tive chains:
thence south cighty-cight degrees cast ok and
flffy hundre,iths chains 10 thk center OF the
road; thence with said road north -fnrty.ninc
degrees west two chains, thence north eight
and one half degrees cast twQandtwclvc hun-.
dredth claims; thence Isolfh fort degrees cast
eghty-sfvcn Inks; thcheo splfk cfkhty-cieht
degrees Cast stthffceh and foty-Gve lundrcdth.
chains to the center OF The run; thence up snidl
run north ten degrees west sevcnty-six iinks:
thence portlf SeveDtocn dcgree< west two,
fotir afhss thcsicc torif fwcnt t>eo DEGREES
west sixty-rine links; fhonce nbrth eighty
eight degrees west fourteen and ferty-six hum
drcdth chninE TO the place uf beginning, con-
tanning fourteen acres and two pcrchcs.p
said property 20 ordered to he sold IL ap-
Rfalscd ut sZsS and may sell for two-thirds OF
said appraiscment. Terms of Sale Cash be-
fore Confirmation -; lslaf.s-tfr f.,r,
q. .il LOUIS SVLsDERGER,
WE. MALLORY. Atty FOR Piainiif. : ~ =
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sEgE- There is one problem in con-
nection with our labor troubles in
the North that has never been taken
into consideration by our wise men.
and that is the negro. AS the Mis-
sissippi River rises in the North and
seeks the level Of the gulf, so the Ia
Dor of the North but seeks the level
of the cheap black labor OF the
South. There is no escape from it.
The war turned four millions of
mouths loose and set eight millions
Of hands in motion to grasp some
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EVANSVILLE, CHI0.
,cina ,sG>-
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To c. Cehis o. ljEam i.mau Csnerr:
NOtire is hereby given that j., Salsbcrpcr
sheriff, has paid into the County Treasury q
sum suiIicien; to redeem the southeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter except s.uth side
of r;gage 4, tcwrehir Q Of section s containing
q acres. sold ata Delinquent Tax Sale, by John
Rtpns-scoCer, Treasurer of Monroe County,
Ohia, January, Ii, 1855, in the name of ]. r.
Biidgelaan to c Cehrs,
HI MUHLEMAN,
Auditor Monroe County, Ohio.
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John b. briggs as Admir-, of Charlotte Mar
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VS..
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JOAN r: stephen
f VS.. -
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in this progressive and competitive age,
II you cannot discover these methods
you will lind your rivals pushing
a head, You will DO outrun in the
race. Sci.