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fadUaapotlaand Wet Ciaciaaeti.... .... .- olTrto. Vaj ;.v:sl. .wTss-ViSi. ' Colambus, a4. . f 5lL" .Boston Bad Beeehy Uire,leave? Tuesdsy aa : 1 Friday, at V" "; foa do. s do .arrives mb days at, or. ..., 1 , " S" i ti n.kt.; I... Mondev.'Wednes-

day ad Frida, at - ' do.arr.Mo4ay,;Wodnad.y and Friday, 4,B,,J -"."' ."-'-- . . : ft AA a w do. BrookriHeAMaSavras Meadey fjr?V! aad Friday at- - 1 in tw Arrlr-taK'f-IAJ SaBdayfHai :0 fa-lSita.; m mmmt $ 4 ARB IV At "" AND D OF ColaWbma aid IndiaMpoli Catraf mi &y j sf ooim ast fcAV, f YSSE::::::. - h? - OOIM8 WOT m. . Kia-ht 1xrMa . . ., . . . 4.53 A. M-. AoiraiMadatkKii. .;..... Dayton Xeala tSTtt -Weaterfi Bs Day Kfm'urtH'.t.iiwwwx 89 t f 525 't Pittabrg Mf m 4 aV f;?vAS'- ' "Cliieaio at flmt -'Btumtimmm t -. ,. tmAiita taafifc ,iimi. DayKaT..".-'--''-?- 12 Fittabm raai.5. .. 0 . r.t-.r.r nvtAkiMd aCkia .B IU tain. 'Titnri Bzsnaa, AoaoaUB0 Obkafco ExyrMB if paid on orfcestwt iflaUnt. OoT.Bakr is spandbig &M$&J&3! Ererjr Ward in Philadelphia has formed a Colfa wUU)eJere m tte 6th Of ajfXl'Oiilllli"a IMa ii-p t i ne tioosier iaso nuwaa i won the second premitt at tlie Cootj Tiir i . T Ot Brewalow of TepDissn baa been elect d tTnitdd SUUfl Senator, he will lake hU teat . a m. a? m s . - , The Qaakor City Base Ball Club won the first prcokiotn at th Coanty aUi w:' 'ii"ii,n jhH i !. jUji11;. &aa-irnatj: Lewis Jones was at the County Fair with 225 different taritidi wf 'Apples oil T'&e'Hose Carriage ot'aater, jCSt Fire CotaipaBji ia: being .remodeled ? by Jour ' S n Hunt.' 9 1 4id The Hall that is to be built by the Odd' Fetiowa nexf Spring tdr cost $'3(5AAA WBy ,'- -.- ". j.T,nrfai Out friend John S. Hunt received the first premium o nia Boggy at the Coana ' .i j ' i" rf0j mm ft. The amount of damage to ther Water Cure fc(Wr'S iaesUoatrJ t; X . latin- . iWrganiiaUpi off Quaker TCi Conipany took placeman last s Thursda v eveninsr. Good.' ..; k td TheNolutd of their W 'ael tta5 II-kf EixiyJ morning while going to tChe ire; J i. , i , . i i . ms i ea ii The County. Falr passed off in the most pleaaan manner, theatteadanee waa Mordeeaif arryf has come home from hiarecQnt vrsit tO Minnesota he left hi wife there and wili retura shortly for Mftimn tJaa ..i a Kit I AS rro BevrjH.Mix.ik7aTSw'edenboro willpreacb iifnisitnthe-TtlStlf and 9th, of Nov.; The place wilinbe designated next week. The Children's. Lyceum gave an ex hibition at Phillips Hall on last Saturday evening' whicbwas" - grand ir and was well attended . A man by the'aame of Spenee had his foot and a,rlrybadly hqtt 'ok taat Sonday-3flBg.t:being xmm!at.mt;l' theUaCi,4ine. .asiooi rWng.WenaHeiiij Tebelr.,.hed his right foot very badly birt by - beiiig1 lasv annaay morntnir. brWli 1 Match Gams. There is to be a match imaXAYOlaasT Hall garae'of Ease Ball played- between tie Quaker City. Baso Jall Club i,the I. of Et?n Ohio, on (IV); fwJ f - .i - r , iM taree nase Bay v ?e3 for the eoppetUion'far at l&e County Fail; Wefe -ae'Qef City of this citv, the .CentraTof CenterTille, and iiut, IX, L.n JSaton,' Ohio. The ganfa i stood at oHows :

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fear respected neighbor of the Re-

aejrfrtisi thajdworfcat iAr mailiSi lVilm ifiAkn I .Mnpr.je t i treet, north to Spdos streeCsid a street lamp placed at the " corner opposite the i Library The Ibrai-isalsosnppliedH Kh gas atv4-xo veipent -very machr aaU L I TH 2JISIA! f Dkuobtful Bktkraoe! At the GreenMofVttfin, oa last Sabbath, a quftntityoftrquor lawio haye been used for bathing nbe patients W Cat TSTater-Cural Mtgutef wgun&and quaffed ith a relish by those who are 'fond of j good liquor!' ' - 1 . - - r LcthB. Gprpok, a Mtoiater ofr bO Bil WUO IhvIiuA.W IIUCUU .ttiit ii X Jl Bargis haa AfuU line of Bussia.4

' : -"r V.v"" The Hose Carriage of the 2's arrived oft wm?aUend ietom oil f outh Fiflh-st., the ground iWed in f succession on FirsDay the 2Jrt inst, at 10 o cl k; f by VheNo. i's,. Hooks, -Ihe1 other Hose ATM. A f?ra invitation is extended su ' s-r":'-

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ed 186. the best heater in use. , Thoae:?j fiink a Furnace should see itat. thej "7.5 y T , J -a i ; ! ( VT' l j - u w 1 ple of both city and vicinity, that his f I iT r ii j w j t supply of Wall and Window Paper ot t the finest patterns, is very large," and tbathis prices are very lofr. Hia assort ' At'. i' J 1

rr- j-i-i a .fmcr i rrt ldedeaeemed ta be this impression,: that eood. j Give him a-call at No. 96 Y aia4 s , fc -L. w47 a ImatMTipersons rushed into the rooms and

ilJllLli . - f r. . e understand agushiiigcorre- ; Wndlnttom4hia.cityof theCfacinl nan Xiuquiryrj uaa uuiueuiiu .w, pjr. " -i girding the papers printed in this city.We are promised a sight of his effusion, i aa the, au tho r" makes mention of. the Palladium aliohtlv. . - i Sa-.H; : t it . Cheap Store," on Fifth "street, "one" square south of theJDepot, is still'1 go-, ing ahead, and supplying "our citizens Of town and country, with just the: arti-. cles theylneed4Xt J,he lowest possible priT4, ces. iGo-nd' jWee Kirks Mendenhalli f if you want cheap'and good goods.' '. vl vtrt . . . One of the . best and , niost coni pletc as-k sortments of all kinds of Cooking and Parlor Stoves- Ofiice and Shop Stoves. Tin, j Copf i"rtBrs, rad Wares, in the city, is at the Nye Brothers establishmentnear vine DepotJ The most approved Grates, and Stoves for burning coal, or wood or coal, can there . be had. Go and see for yourselves.'- - 1 j '. Acc cident. On TuesdajQnight ,tiej Conductor of a freight train on the C. " V : G. E. rail road,named "Qrayy met vwith almost a fatal' accident at the road bridge west of Sevastopol, by being knocked off .the car by it. UsHe"; was Jcoiisiderably' 1 bruised, but. not fatally injured.i .This '' bridge is atnuisancc7 and ' the County Commissioners should see to having it' raised higher.-- Some two or three acci-i dents of this kind, have, already occurred . there r"-' '. s M n Tstf Counci l. At.a me etingfp th e Co u cil on the 15th, the proposition made by ' Jiu i oaiter to turnover to tue city tue property of Quaker City Fire Company, amounting to $450 provided the city pay claims' against the." Co., amounting to $250i wccpted propositwtt organize j. wr companjr to take -feuarges s of die ''Quaker City.V was also granted.:.! . The Mavor was authorized to borrow - I jt. ; .....J $6,000 for two years,, at 10. per cent, in-J "a vow i The side. walks on Marion r were. recommended by thd Mayor to paved' 1 befole the.coldrwMther coinitxsneedil t c The Council appropriated 8800 for bose and the hose accepted. if m . ary fii iofii( ' fee At a meeting held at the Engine HallHj or tne Quaker tiity ire (Jampany, on Iaat ThursdaJerenihgt ere elected for the eBsuing yeartJ' ! " w PriesidentEs J; Salter;! Vice Preai-C dentfWm. KUsbA ;ecretaryiXif tiM FpremanN-Jaines Craft; PipemenJ. ' IP. Vansant, Cbas, ,W. Salter, S7 S. Mote, Eli Turpenirig? Joseph Pbllick ; Investigating Committee E. J. Salter, WTflliam JiUon, J. H. Thomas. Trustees Jno. H. Thomas, Wm. Kitson, Charles Newrnanl Sr.. E. jSarterlT'Tirrcd Messenger J6sephtT - ' The City CbtRXCil Kl t:-.:crred IKTr control of th el En gin e Ho use" and appa ratua to Jjieceaeiai :compaiTi2 2z$ rt Watkb ., Cqcnty fW,ei intended. ; this! week to SnblisK tKef liSf 6f premi- l urns awarded at the Fair held at Centre-" yille laflJafr4m:, preasTioi'i ob ork andwantnrbAv 1 fed St untiK our next issue. The: Fair' waa a complete success n; the superior stock exniblted the teeetable?itroducftions orthe County the various manu-' - .J V :V,' iiV.-.TT IkeiWes of ieikietl?e klikn of our ladies theworkt0f crfftrtiets. and in the; ecunirrv ine.- the. latter

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Biuucieui. 10 pajs jtu jwe pxwHiBnm in cash, and , expeneea, lef ving its stock-holders-with a-surplus-on-hand. The Ff3: $ta0h;IeffieM Sa2eI meat of its present, gentlemanly -aod-J ...1 . - ... . .' ".'1 ! ; t 1 i ,T f i-.til auie omcers" wiu not Only car idl the

OiCS'iBday morning lastratterotHhrce

oiclolkl a fire 24isWred aje f'ureen juoum v aier ure,. two jnues south east of this city, and intelligence . r . 1 i ;i was brdueht to town by a man on Tiorse- . i . aClf whosd stentorian ;t voice rang put of the horse from the time he reached the corporation line until he arrived at cue lrarner uuuaing uy mat uiu tu i i At s i Bie"8 OI lae !"gi"e OU8J;! were f""g to arouse the slomberingJ citizens, aud 'goon the Fire Pepartincnt, with their rmackTnes, wereon the road for tbelvrwoOpposite the Gait House on Main ttree the ''Quaker-City' broke down, com nletelr smash im? -one of its ti'n1 wfioola . Thw, fommnv .lfcft, her "---.a ; ar - themselves to the Steamer; : Carriaffi Notwithstanding the name of the in.1 ; UfWaf ; lt . 8-de of tUe house.tio8enttacbAd' to hydraiiUc ramthatsupplieCrthe building with wttterwas placed in the box of Ts; but the water came in entirely too sloW for her to make any ImpresJ. 1 B .w,. ' sion on the fire, winch seemed to o . ..'r.-fv.j- , . . . . t. ' ;tAy -i"-klio i -- edifice and adjoining building., So de-? comnxencea carrying oueeyeryiuiBgMiafc - S - 518 were covered with furniture. jjat. -; "'"S uyUdf wa UBin9 iwi i.waa0a vmwmHpj Vf e HUUA " k' - r.j v - r-y slathers of whiskey gobs of Scotch ale. brandy and ginat the .sight . of ""Which, and its abundance, we marvelled greatly inowing that this was a . 'water-cure" establishment; but we soon 'dsmi6sedi our astoniehraent by the conclusion that It waqfnone ofWrbuainesabow or iin what jnanner patient s , were cured, tso that .cures were effected; and it certainly made bo difrernce; to us 'whether- Da Gross soak' d !em in water, wine or whisky"; Ihousrh to our inexperienced notion, the large assortment of the ardent about bm institution Jjcleped watercure," was arose veryl . ' '' ;;: Our cogitations were here , cut short by a cry of ,lb'S:". put'1 )eiow".r'1i.e'bn. looking up to the third atory, out of the window came a large washrbowl and pitcher, and landed on the' groupd for safety breaking them into - a hundred pieces. ,. vv ora reacnea us just, men, that the steamer' wanted wdodj aiid gathering an arm load; from the wood-house J".' toated it about two hundred yards, f to where she. was" stationed, and; found her puffing away-and ' tray ing to ! suck water from adrain. A dam had been I made across the ditch', nd; a pretty ood supply oi water naa accumuiaiea t out; she failed to work the water, up. to the building,! and sbe 'as movect--Np. 3 ' .Engine taking her place. Thel'a w-re stationed, about,lialf-wavl toward I 1 il. t j .i oi . i ? , witb water, and soon by their united efforts,' the; firewaabdaediiS, " Wfiilstjthef engines were!ftf 5wrrij water, the heavy cornice on the South side was cut-4-that to direction and confined4 itrto1" the West jring. and the .kitchen all 5 the wood wtrkin both of which, together with the fine portico in , front, of ....that wing, was Consumed and nothinor left' bnt tbe .oare wans. .;e .c .jsks ,.'. 4 v The fine was acderital, 'and occurred w. uic Aiiwucu. jurt. vivos o ivno wwin beJje short oKsl5,Q00. i We i nndeMtand the furniture was iasured for $8,C0p and the building for $8,000;! xi . c fWe aaw quite a number of small boys, after j thfc liquor Was discovered,'' in" a beaeUy state - of drunkenness, and a namber of men who were considerably source. Watches, jewelry, clothing, bed ictoths. &c, were stolea some, of which have since been recovered by the police WeTf avi been Q?-lreatlmany fireST but We have never seen such reckless .waste of, property, as was exhibited.at this We passed through moat of the ivvoiB, wiu iuc uwi s. fens iuj ! wcencDeu from their hinges Add) badly broken, and the windows in the same fix. ,;, We understand that the building is to be immediately repaired and J placed in as good 'condition as it 'was'' before ''the fijrg by ihe nsnrance: Pompauiewith whom rir. Gross insured, m&llfi Atjout thirtr, patients, were here un ,der treatments-three1 or four of" whom were quite ill, and! were taJken imniedi " ately to the city. Most i of tbe patients had packed up tueir clothing' o Sator-day--intending . to . leave on Monday morning ; so. that Dr G- will lose nothr ing in the way of fees and board r ' The rooms savedcan beT soon .'made habitat ble tor bu ?IH! t tue bnrBt vlaS autcben can be put 1 Cltai? raU-and the-, carpenter rPrk bythe opening of Soring, Green Mount, .ill ifaairraMlMj .r - j ir i-; :cri Dr. Gross and his wife left for Chicaaro I r oV visit Saturday night, 'and were' oni the road to that cily whllsriheir ... . . i .- -t .i rtirui ne

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f aturqaf Night JIaAkt fied to-progress In cheap pr -De term lpripes as well asTft U'Je r obtaining freab : meat, CapVPRi-. F. WioGiNs.irlU, hereafter,. havewBeef; 'Mutton, VtJirib, Ffwlr; an6T;Jf Veal at the Market Souse, every Satur day jnight-go there and have your baa--kels filled. He will soon have a alaagh ter house of his own rent free where he' will continue io slaughter this animals 1 and high prices, and all he aak is for the People to patronize him. riPhik ia em-ically a meat philanthropist h ving a tender regard for the pockets, and palates of his customers,' and he is pre-J pared to give practical lectures m mete-,-Ing'out to the people meat at cheap rates, i so they can go to meeting on full stom-s acks on the . Sabbath nlJW

,iGooi TAi3-tABs.-ue,Grand lMgPriiK& ? pfJjLlieiftdependent?5 Order ?tof Good i .'I .L eocoaine, PaatL

Templars of. the Statebf Ohio-heW V their fourteenth annual session recently, .' Tae Grand Secretary reported, that US new Lodges had been organized during: the . past year, and 7,451 members had been initiated. Ohio contains 322 ;w&k9f ring lOdgesWlth a membership Of 17,040VO A If. Burnett, will be at Phillip Hall td-niirht , f andto-morow night . Laugh rnjl grow par 'J FALL GOODS! sb-4 IpkRIED UPI The excessive drr weatSef "baa JLP completely driad np hig prices in Dry Goods aad Carpets, at Strattan's Corner. Harry Elliott is selling all kinds of Goods at prices actually surpri- 1 sing for the times. ,5oi .v tq jplOOU BROWN MUSLINS at 10 cent per' VI yard.1 Bleached Slaalins at 9 cents per yard, at i4miiiaa. j --.IIi.O. ELLJQtT'S.r S jToo Aiji. woot Carpets, at 85 cto.,1 W at i STRATTAN'S CORNER. TTEST FRENCH MERINOS, in the market JLav at I,0U per yard, at ELLIOTT'S. ..ai,. m HULL Ar CO.'S celebrated 'Webb -Bottom' ,ed KKIBTS, at STRATTAN'S : CO BNERjnj I TQIEST STOCKINGYARN in AtaeHea fofri 0it $,10 per pound, at IIAURV ELLIOTT'S. A N ELEGANT STOCK. OF BRUSSELS, JA. CARPETS, just received and at low prices. ' at i ; I nlil TUJS SXttAT r Alt JUUKNK.,. FOR BARGAINS, in everything yott need is the line of Dry Goods, Carpets, &e eaU(: On , , HAKK I Eiil.lUTi, -f 'fSflat door West of Citizens' Bank.' ' npHE AMERICAN WIT in always fit. for any one ; JJL Jto read. 25 cts. a year. ' . . . " V .... RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 4 John st., N. T. ASK and receive THE AMERICAN WIT. 25 cts , a year.: , - f. t RfCUARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st., N. Y. ' OES. GRANT is the Grant o Grants. t THE , -AMERICAN" WIT is 25 cts. a year.' .,.-'. RICHARDSON A COLLINS; 42 Joan sC N. TJ. "" OSG CONTRIBUTOR in THE AMERICAN WIT JLi 25cts. a year. - iw .c- ; RICHARDSON A CGLLIKB, 41 John st; N-Y3 TTBtHUNHEEI The Ancedoteain THE AMERICAN .Jt.' WIT;'r:25 cts. a year sifJiJB rt-" 5f . ) f; RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st., N. Y. s mO ME AMCSEMEMTS in THE ' AMERICAN s . WIT. : 25 cts. a year. 0 " - j A - a; i ; i ; o e V: RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st., N. Yf FREEDMAN'S BUREAU in THE AMERICAN , WIT. 21 est. a year. un 3" eifrr-Vl , RICHARDSON A COLUNS, 42 John st, N. Y.WRISHCALITIE3 in THE AMERICAN WIT.'i 15 ia. cts a year. i . - c? - - , f, ;BJ3HARDSON A COLLINS 42 Joha stN,Y. w 'HERE THE LAUGH COMES IN. THE AMJERlUAJf wit. za ets. a year. 5 RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John aWKT,'! BACHMATT Cl ZZ AI7HII; r:ji t : MAVnUif'TITRRRfS AVn DRAT.ERVt IV ,3 . L KEPT COXSrANTLY ONHASD Sui HOT if lie y (& eiT L-4 -:ii.-fii- jUr Jrrr-lii ban idil io oiqr a . r rnii r r riihnV ipn . yiAy n a u j&.jO u. rrbtfv MJi-w '.;'; -mi 1 AVliy.f f..a n .. . - W.:'J tj f j -i.V-'3iU Si U SI 415 d THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. 4, ? yH4l tim I -J ' 51'S B3A la JOB iSf Dtoro at 71 Llain-Ct. 3 .w Wll a mOOTS cVSHOES. rfpllE PCBLld are hereby inflated that tbeea , JL ' dersigned are manufacturing. Beets and , Sfaoea , aad iatend keeping on hand a general assortment of. work, made of good material, and in- a 'wertemsu "IbsB ; ' msnner, J .jfr 'Hf.,fift . t r k - Kep airing, Done on short ;notiee: Shop SeoemT Story, '-etaer n w-w r ,, rm, - Sitfn nf thfl JRro Knr v. ' J. MOORS A SON. Richmond. 9th mo., 6thJ 1867. j V--- i J JlmS ' . v v, - . . .y --j , Lmz-itqT9 esw :!T 'owTSenZVXbatdelC' -t.q; J Second boor Sontbj of J, pr. pimBBBeB-.i7. 4 (?Wlit Street, mebxiond lad. I HAS bow. .en band one of the beat asaoxtmmta of . of hia own manufactate in thia City.' 51 IO 311 ' 'Enrntovin- th haat -nf anm.. n.Ii. .l... the eheteeat Leather both Sole and Upper, and super- ' vising the work himself, 'he can with confidence rec; conuiaend tbe work to tbe public as :wbll SOBtB, and -be solicits a call from, all who fresjr.fq ;-j f. if. j o v, Order solicitor and promptly exeeiitoa to tk en S1" tire misiacvon oi casiomsrii j BiHMoiiaii4A.tB? ' eJ inMWiv.''ii!ii ?.c. T? RCDAGK'S GINGER WinE. . sBJ F U K SALE AT a21

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txmm C9 si4 .i.fajsscu via iu AVINO removed to bU Hsommodiom rooms on . .a as?. . 4Ka Fort Warne Areaue, preparea w w public a large and eomp!eto atoek of pore - ' ! ARUaS?AND-MEDICINES, i Embracing all the aUndard articlea, togetlier With a P ttagan'a Majrnolia, CamealU Toblet, Lilly Whitei Coametiqae pour lei CneTeux, Arome in-r t Ambrosia, Burnett a . PtiHe FnMatea, Pal- ; j a mer'a Lotion, : Cristodoro s Liquid ' Hair Dye, ; Ben - ;;'t?;a bow's-:. Extracts lf for . ri,-JJ '.in a .Oa the i Hankerchief, Toilet ciOS't . ttiwdera, Palm Honey, Glyc-f i ; j erine, and PalmeUe SharirK Soaps, , -I BnnkmIPlastera,Tilden'a and yichols , , I vt..:.i KTin Comnound Peruvian Bark 3 'Bitters. . Jtobaek's Bitters, HooftaadV Bitters, Hoatetter's Bitters, Boher's Stomach Bitters, Wahoo Bitters, Phojnix Bitter, NUjrara fetar U'ttera, Sehieditm Schnappa, Flavoring Extracts, of all kinds, NaatoTzlt n:i i ."I ni! F5h OU. Linseed Oil. Coal Oi, - Sperm Oil, Sewing Machine OU, Kentueky Bourbon. ' French Brandy, Wines, Ales Aci Sulphite of Lime -for preservioR aer. tomos, ufusfiea, Ka r. V F.mily Dye Colors 1 CotUKe faints in OUj Tube Paints : Brushes of aU kinds ;' Wme Vinper ; HutaWine Vinffer the best ever brought to thjs marketi at GERMAN DRUG afi'E? ' .ft Prescriptions Carelullv Compounded 29-3m. I -. .i st ; i State of Indiana, Wayne County, as.; TIIOilAS NUGENT REBECCA A. KNAPP. In the Wayne , f Common Pleas Court, .. . TT ITVI L L f T.iiiMFV rT-ni A. If - ' NANCYS McMASTERS.'ti :J - 1868 -r MORGAN Mc MASTERS. 1 . Foreclosure 3047. - - - i - - - . tflE tT KNOWN, That on ibis 2d day of SeptemJiS ber 1867, the above named Plaintiff, by Georjta A. Johnson his Attorney filed in the office the Clerk of the-Wayne Common Pleas Court, his complaint -.:. ..M ii.ronrf.iiii in the above entitled cause, tofzether wit's tbe affidavit of a competent person that i i r . i , A ' lTn.nn and ThamaS lW. saia avicauaufca, icuvvv- - rf- - v Knapp are Dot resisdents of the Sute of Indiana. Said defendanU Rebecca A. Knapp and Thomas aKnapp are therefore hereby notified of tbe filinfr and pendency of said complaint against them and that unless they appear and answer or demurr thereto, at the calling of the said cause on the second day of the rt. tr he becun and held at the Court House in Centerville, on the second Monday of January next, 1868, said complaint ana tne mtw and things therein contained and alleged, will be taaen pi true IDU IUC BKIU WUW ined in their absence. ; ! , W. Dudlev. Clerk, and the fsBALj ; Seal of said -Court, at Centerville, this 2d r. , day f September, 1867. - - -J . WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, Clerk. 3w. $5 y By Rob't C. Cobbalbt, Deputy. 1 TM':'11" ' r vi:-t. For Sale: -BwNE Store "house and lot; size of building 16 by J . 64 feet and 2 stories high ; sue oi kh z oy fac t, nn th main street. " " "j-Ji ..- -V f .:uH, .:i -AM0 i; Dwelling house and lot on Centre St.. size of house 2& by 38 feet, IX stories high, good cellar, well, and new stable. 1 Lot 60 by 120 feet, well set with all kinds At' tVi-iit acmoa rtri v all beariner. Object for selling : wanting to go west. A bargain at a sacrifice. For farther particulars enquire ot, or adaress w: n; " j C. I. MRERILL, , ; f ; -ij' ; .;,-i-i-H Plainneld, Ind. I . ' 29-4W. ' September 12, 1867. . , li f.iU til Commissioner's -". . . . SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE undersigned, a Commissioner appointed by the Wayne Conrt of Common Please, to sell the Seal Estate belonging to the k state of John ShaetScr, deceased, will.on the 26th day of .October, I87, oi the premises, 'ffer for sale the following Real Estate in Wavne County Indiana, to-wit - ' . The North division of the North half of the Aorth1 13,) Tewnship Thirteen 1 13), R-inge One (IX West, containing in all, one hundred and twenty and a half f 120 yAy acres. The above described Real Estate, has been appraiaed at tbe sum of $5,7 SI 00. and, if sold at Publie Sat, will not be sold for less than twothirds of the appraised value j and between this and the day of said sale, the, same will be held for aale at private sale, in conformity to the order of said Court. And, if sold fct private sale for not less than the full annraised value. - Tkbm op1 Salb One-third cash ; balance ia two equal payments; ot .one and two yearf, with interest, and secured by mortgage on -premises. .. . - - WM ELLIOTT, Commissioner. ! N.H. Johnson i jaus ow i fi .t ff-u hirejd.C, Whitbidob. Atterneys. i Sep, 25th,,lSr. 31-4w. n -,r: JAUJlUiUHUctwx o, , Mtuc ot xaniinistrator s , oaie y P.f: ff.ziS " ; it l iU-.l :J3 t.-l V - The undersigued Administrators of the. Estate of LJoaathan; Elliott, late of Wayne County, deceased, will sell at publie or private sale on Friday the 26th day of .October next, the following described real estate, ts of section No. running thence thence South North 42 rods, thence East 105.36 rods, thenee North 3 rods, to the North-east cornerof said quarter section; thence west 39.4. rods, . to tbe . place .of beginning. Containing seventy acres, more or less j said sale to be between the hours of 10 A. M, and 3 P. M - and to be pa the following terms : 'one-third of the purchase money to be paid on day of sale, one-third in nine months, and one-third in, eighteen months'; deferred paymenta to -I ij-.lj. .Ai i ..A k. I ucai lutcicvi auuiv w stivuicu v r wvi wokb via mjw t UIVWlBCa avia. ' HUGH W; MAXWELL. 1 KAAnt.twiJL 1 f f - JOHN , M. MAXWELL. ; nistrators. idw. ,ZO'i.xf iuo c4 J s : ; - Sept. 19,18iT ; EYIIE fi: LA1TDELL , i.' Poorth and Arch Sto., ist p Are How offering a NEW; STOCK, of Tir orhI fa sale soj v . 1. 1. . , JT .,,-1 t IUO'. ,, 'f.ia....!: SHAWLS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, x4-'"- -yy wi io irf "STAPLE DRY GOODS. IT. B. Job Lots oi Goods received daily , Hi! .V J Sept.t5,187. J Io ; X3o-Paatoctliipi D HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME MR. FREDERICK HANtR, IN THE BUSINESS of Segar manufacturing and dealing. ' The firm wit! ne Known aaoer -tne styie oi weDaas s utim.n i Sept. 18, ItMf.-- . Sr S. BAGHHAN. T In referring to tbe above, I tender my sineerest wsbks to my numerons irieadsaad patrons la una aity and abroad, hoping that the saaie favors may be be-

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