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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

General jackson has addressed letter to Senator
Linn of Missouri, from which we make an extract. Il
is dated Hermitage, l4!h March, He says
''It is rot the amount ofthe fine that is important TO
me; but it is the fact that was imposed for reasons
which were not we'll fonnded and for the exercise of
an authority which necessary TO the successful de-
fence of New Orleans; and without which il must be
now obvious 10 all the world The British would have
been in possesson at the close Of the war; Of that great
emporium ofthe West In this point of view, seems
TO me that the country isinerested id the passage of
the bill: for exigences like those which existed at New
Orleans may again arise; aud a commanding general
ought not 10 be deferred from taking the necessary res.
possibility by hs reflection that it is in the power of
vindctive Judge to impair his private fortune, and
place stain upon his character which cannot be remoS
we'd: i would be the last man on eanh to do any act
which would nvalidate the principle that the military
should always be subjected to the civil power; but
contend that at New Orleans no measure was taken by
me which at war with this principle, or which if
properly understood, was nOtnecessaryo preserve it
Again, he says, @a
There is no truth in the rumor which you notice.
that the fine he imposed was paid by others. Every
cent Of it was paid BY myself. When the sentence
was pronounced, Mr.. Abner /. Duncan [who had been
one Of my aid-de>camps, and was one ofmy COUNSEL
hearing request Major Reed torepair TO my quarters
and bring the sum-no intending to leave the room un-
I'll the hne was pad-asked the clerk II he would take
his check The clerk replied in the affirmative, and
Mr., Duncan gave the check. ] then directed my aid
to proceed forthwith, get the money! and meet Mr..
Duncan's check at the bank and take it up; which
was done; these the facts--and Major Davezac,
now in the Assembly In New York. can verify them.
III is true, as Twas informed, that the ladies' did
raise the amounto pay the fine and COSTS but when l
heard oft Iadvised them them to apply to the relief
ofthe widows and orphans that had been made so by
those who had fallen in defence of the country. 1t was
applied, as had every reason to believe; but Major
Davezac can tell you more particularly what was done
| with it." .~
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Mayl2is42,
.N0TICE.

TAMEs PORTER and Minerva his wife, jeremiah Knight
ID Maria Knight, William Knight, Andrew knight Ange-
line Knight and Col H. B. knight hereby notified that on
the 28h day of June A. D. 184 James NJ Knight as admin
srator of the estate Of William Knight deceased filed IN the
Court Of Common Pleas Of the county Of uscarawas and
State Of Ohio petition against them the object and prayer OF
which petition is to obtain decree fsaid court auhoSng
directing said James Nj Knight such administrator TO fulfil
& complete real contract made by said William Knight IN MS
life time for the sale and conveyance by the said William
Knight Of the following described real estate 10 John Early
10 witt The south east quarter of the north west quarter and
also the south we north east quarter Of section
number nine 9 in township number six 6p ofranse num-
Der 3 situate u Tuscaawas county Ohio, Of the unappro
pated lands in the United Staets military distriet subject 70
sale at GAINESVILLE Ohio containing eighty acres.
10 CUMNINs & CRAIG,
sey 4 ,t Auy's for Pet'r.
May 9th, 184s. t l74w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Governor AssGsssaated By MOrmSns,--A day or two
SINCE we pubIisheda Of the assassination OF
Governor Boggs ofMlssouri who was shot while sits
ting in his room, by some unknown person. is now
stated that tie assassin was one of 10 Smiths followers,
Letters had been written to the Governor some time
previous to the murder, cauloning him to be on his
guard against some Mormon anatcs andlmoeover is
SAID that the Mormon Prophet had been endeayorngt TO
PERSUADE some of bis followers to murder the Governor
for the course be took against the Mormons some years
ago. We give this account as we received it, without
comment, sincerely hoping that tmaY oveunfOunded.
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N0TICl.


RTARY PETET John Denman Elizabeth ms wne laYs
lvA Elizabeth Petit Rebecca Petet Samuel pSoeHy WV
Sarah his wife, Abel Cain and Anna bis wife, Jonalhen war
ner and Lurana his wife, Morgan Petet and DAVID fele a
Mary Petet Augene Pete James Petet minor children
ESQ Petet dec are hereby notified thaton the 6h da
184 John Gardner as administrator Of the estate o
Petet dec filed in the court Of common Pleas OF iusca
was county Ohio, petition against them the ooee. anu
PRAYER Of which petitions to obtain adecee Of SAID court au
iboznp and directing said John Gardner as such adnn'
traitor 10 fulfil aid complete real contract entered in'o p
said David Peet in his life time, TO witt ON the liu uay
February D. 1884 for the sale and conveyance o Tue sau
David Petet of the following described real esale 10 As
Petst to witt part the east hafof the South East guar
7Aand range four IA Beginning at the north west
corner Of the aforesaid half al sone thence east -
$500 chains the north east corner Of said quarter tnence
south 20 1900 chains post thence west IL enans
to north 20 18l0O chains to the place o. be-
ginning containing forty Said land s situated in Ius
carawas county, Ohio, - ~
a@ Att'ys for Pet'r.
May IL, ls42, l7A
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EXTRA OHIO STA7lES.NAN.


To accommodates large Forilon Of the feaEng public es
pecay in counties where democratic pap ccnates
have again consented to Issue the oHq EEsMAr Extra,
from the rst Of July until the second Tdpy Of next oc
obO and one number after the election pniainng the result
of The sane very moderate price 81 fifty cents for each
subscriber and any viii take the trouble procure six
ubcribeis shall have the seventh number sent him for his
trouble, In all cases payment must made in advance
the receipt Of the paper viii be for the money
not necessafor usto expai Ne object Of this paper
i y to convey, during an impora period in our political
year reading matter important for iose who desire nforma
tOnonthe subjects proper political discussion, especially
on the past history Of our bank well the important
news Of the times. sya, '-e z
The peodof the extra Statesmen win also include the pro-
ceedings Of the extra ssion m Legislature, which com.
lis session on the Is of July and will continue pro.
baby three weeks. va IktA
IT'S desrabethat subscribers should send In their names BY
the rst Of July 10 insure the first number to all who
subscribe. - f
Columbus May 49, 1842. s.&sM. ". MEDARY.
ElLAcK WALNUT nbd poplar boards for sale by "
~ .FERTlG & TORREY
fN,i.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

MARRIED. -On the 24h ut,, by the Rev. Mr.
Whitman, Mr.. Samuel H. Adams, to Miss Mary Ann
ONeaI, both ofDover.
powing to a mistaken the License, the above
marriage was inserted in our last enormously.
MARRIED. On the 29d Of May, by Michael Ned
row, Esq, Mr.. Joseph Kizmier % Miss Johano Pous,
ofTus. Co. #3.i
Marriage Ertraordinary--At Sunbsuy, Onihe 25h
inst, was married. by the Rev. Mr.. Cranberry. Mr.,
Napoleon X BIack-5ery;of Waterberry,t to Miss Cleo
patra Antonia Elder-bsrr daughter ofpr Nathaniel
EIder.berry Of Dan, berry. ,P
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

MAGAZINES We have received the June NUM-
bers Of Graham's Magazine; Bady's Book Wot!d Of
Fashion, Peoples Library. and Young Peoples Book.
They speak for themselves Also, the Democratic.
Guide and the first numbers Of A?pletons Dctiona-
ny ofbe Arts and Sciences, for which the publishers
have our thanks. fgg
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Lose and ShnpIastGs.- Some Doctor, who Iuxuriates
in the name of s. Hernis adyertses TO lecture 10 New
York on Love and Shnplasers.' v hat connection 10
establish between the Two, we are at loss to imagine,
unless he relies upon Se fact that when 'LOvess intro.
duced into the heart as when 'Shinpasters intro>
duced into the community no changeis expected.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

GJ There was Tyler. man in town the other day.
Where he came from is hard tell, sxcepihe escaped
from the great Western Caravan now at Columbus -
Hsisiust beginning totalk, and when asked to say
"Tppecanoe and Tyler Ioo,'' hesbOok his head aud
booking around see tba, there no Clay Wings
about sung out Tyler Whig Tyler Wing, Tyler
Tyler Wing land put out Of town fast as his legs
could carry him. twas queer bird,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

due administration Of public justice is concerned as
well as the undersigned, should feel deep interest,"
and The would ask a special favor Of those Editors
who may accompany il insertion, with any continents;
or Of lhose who may sea ft 70 comment upon u,
10 forward one copy Of such paper, per mail, 70 the
address Of the undersigned in Canton, Stark County,
Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
May 6, 1876
"A New Volume,
MAY /, 1912.
The SATURDAY POST.
A n tiILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS,


a new volume Of the popular family Newspaper, the
Saturday evening Post will be commenced on the first day Of
NAV 1872 beautifully printed on the finest white linen pa
per The Post the oldest and bee family newspaper In
The Union haying already got the commencement Of the
23d Volume.
while scores of papers which have been started In the a
% years have passed away for eyer the post still maintains
s proud position point Of circulation and profit, at the
head Of the fai lily newspapers Of The day.
The great zze of the paper enables the proprietor TO give
greater variety Of original and selected matter tRd can b
found in cotempoay sheets. The paper has been greatly
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
And now appears in handsome type and hp receved
the praise Of many editors the handsomest fam sheet N
the Union" Cur eorhaye been directed 70 the combining
of beauty andsmpiciy with utility and taste The post
printed stout white paper rendering neat and qfaoe ot
fling while in size SURPASSED every nhe weekly newspas
per in Philadelphia, and has received from s
the title Of e.
THE PHILADELPHIA MAMMOTH
The great size Of the paper enables q give M important
Congressional proceedings at length and al reports and other
public documents in full together with occasional Ccngtp
siOnhl speeches IN fnli
INDUCEMENTS TO CLURE
seopies Sot 5dollar in advance, post paid.
y la gro. r. GRAHAM 4 co.
Third and Chssny. streets, RhilapelpplA
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petehtfo carry on the government and it will be hap
py thing for the country when President Tyler 6nds
majority in Congress who bave connection with thar
most impractcable and incapable patty
0n,he 2Sd May, Mr.. King brought up his resolution
to fix a day for adjournng. Itwas voted down. ayes
l7-noes2O. The yeas, all Democrats the noes, all
Wings. Let the people temsmbor which party goes
for long aud useless sessions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Indian Murders Mrs. Casey, and her two children,
murdered near Neunansvie, East Florida, ON the
10Th inst by The Indians But this was not all Of the
outrage. While the people were attending the funeral
the murdered victims, they were fred at by twen-
ty Indians. and one man was MORALLY wounded.
F., n rli n ,-f rI .0f -.3 .N3i ta..a CH Fl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Something efa Bull Edwsrd a. Smith Esq, Of
Long Island has raised on his farm the largest OK
seen in the United States, The animal IS almost white
merely few colored spots on bis body. Heis feet
inches high, IL feet inches in length feet II inch
es smallest girt, and weighs over 900 pounds and
what is more surprising, he is not six years old.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Some days ago, says The Gin. VOiks Blaa was sold
at auction in this city. TpPecanOe Banner Of 1910,
bearing on one side picture of"od Tip" with the
moilq Two dollars day and roast Beef-and on the
other side picture Of Van Buren, with the motto
"Tsncents day. and Been Soup" This was one Of
the Wing devices to Ochsat, and deceive American free.
I man. % l.-IHl.tl ."rat +.l'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION,

ON THE 4th OF july
The Goth Anniversary ofour National Independence
will be celebrated in Dover on the cold water princi-
pies. All the Temperance Societies of the county or
The citizens generally are respectfully invited to attend
Further arrangements will be hereafter published
BY order of the Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Let them Coms.--It is said tba, there are seventy
thousand arzans and agrcutursts in England sboutto
emgrale 10 this country. We have plenty of room for
the Industrious aud honest in the region Of The setting
sun. PhiiG. Times. ~ y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
T0PLOoK HEREll IN

The undersigned also manufactures all kinds TOOL
such as axes foot adze broad and chises of all Sorts
warranted forthirty days ELLIPTIC SPRINGS made CAR
R1AeEs wagons buggys and all description of vehicles
on the shortest notice. the substantial Manner and
on reasonable terms He would also say that he has in his
employ an excellent workman from New York.
~ JACOB DARsT.
Lockport, May 30 1912. t3, 20 s,
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TAKE NOTlGE.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the under
aned and John Iontzand Mining and Boating Coal was
dissolved on the Cd day May 1872 by the undersigned sell
ng his interest in the coal bank situated In Tfenton Tnsca
y 'a~a' - oOu"'s' 0D''' M. JOHN sHEPLEY.
May 6, 1872, " l1N J.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
Notice.

n my INSTANCE writ or aiiarhmenl was this day Issued
"a by Geo. H. Fose Justice ofthe Peace Of Sandy town
ship, Tustaawas county, aeai Tho property and eeea of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
Van RENssELAER PARpo oNED.

This individual who was convicted some years ago,
at the Common Pleas ofTuscurawas county, of alter
ing check Bank, and sent 10 the penentIary, has
bean pardoned by Governor COrwin. We copy bis
card from the Ohio Statesman.
Mersrs. 5. & M. H. Medary: s.&
My release and discharge from the Ohio Pententary,
on the 10Th lnsa has boen deemed by you matter of
sufficient public importance 10 require the following
formal announcement in your paper yesterday TO wit;
"Gov. Corwin, on yesterday transmitted to Sanders
Van Rensselaer,, who was sentenced to the Penitenti-
ay from Stark county some years since for altering
check on bank, pardon, and he was Immediately
leased from confinement"
Without censuriDg even questioning your motives
for making such unusual and, in respects truly
extraordinary annuncation permit me. most respectfully
to apprse you the public have been grossly deceived
and imposed upon in relatonto the facts and crcum-
stances of the case, in which was convicted and that
snothng, but the grossly improper ifnot criminal con
duct, of some few in connecting my with politics.
prevented my pardon and release several years SINCE
Under such mhressions, have drawn up the follow
ing card and communication to the public and respect
fully ask for its insertion in your next paper,
With due respect, s,4. q
Y'r OBJ. hum. serv.,
Nt'sF.,s $500 SANnEpS VAN RENScFT AEP
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
SPECIE PAYING BANKS

Western Reserve Bank, Far. & Mech Bank q Steub.
Colum Bank N. Lisbon, Bank of MI Pleasant
Belmon. do ST ClairsviIIe, Bapk Of Marietia,
Bank ofZanesvile, Bank ofWooster,
Bank Of Massillon. Bank Of Sandusky,
Bank of Xenia Bank Of Muskingum,
Bank Of CirclevDe toId Ohio Life IRs. & Trust Co.
Bank. of Norwalk Dayton Back. H
Bank ofGeauga, Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati
Lafayette Bank Cincinnati, Commercial Bank of do
Commercial Bank Of Scoto Clinton Bank Of Columbus.
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SANDERS VAN RENSSELAER,.

GTMr. Van Buren, is 10 belu Cincinnati, this day
II is uncertain whether he comes further into Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
THE TUscaRaWAs GUARDS,

Will meet at the Court House in New Philadelphia June
9TH at o'clockA. NJ. armed and equipped for drill
By order Of J. II. Smith, Capt:
aw ]v3 d. M, BRADSHAW % s.! k
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
MARKETS.

NEW YOKK, May 25.
Gsnessee Flour, 6. 12a 6.25 Wheat Sl.SL
Ohio do 6,l2 a 6i25 Pork 600
PHILADELPHIA, May 21
Flour $50 u 800 Wheat 500 81
BALTIMORE May,
Flour S6.OO Wheat 80
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

.a..k Z = 4 y
NOBODY KILLED; y lyiss and stanley have Il Il
said, amicably settled their difficulty. Il was done
somslhing like the following way honorable to both
parties: a.g X,
'Mr'i stanly S,sir. Ny horse run against you, and
aOne yoA great iaguslice; he asks your pardon
Mr' Wlse-slrs Ny cane struck you aver the bead,
and done you great ippsice; II also asks your pardon
both parties then skaksLands, and caIIiora couple
oftoddy's s "a
Arnold Of Tennessee, and Weller of Ohio, have been
trying themselves. They were out ii the Wa shing.
ton papers ls'i week calling ono another towards.
sEuuks. 'blacksuard, 'g6sts, &c,s we guess they
were Sbou, bali right Who would Le a COurre.snsa
stn these degenerate limesr
Jl. issaid Bear, The Buckeye Blacksmith. = is In
aha fiald abusnat IN lar Al Ia IN, ,,,s bn,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
SANDERS VAN RENSSELAER,
NJ, o. 1910 4 \. ~ n ts t~I3354
10 THE PUBLIC.

Fs TO THE PUBLIC. 4s
The undersigned a citizen Of the town Of Canton
in Ohio. respectfully tenders to the Hon, Thomas Cor-
win Governor Of said State absent from the seat
of Government his most unfsigied and heartfelt thanks
for his goodness on The 10Th inst pardohDg and re-
leasing him from further imprisonment in the Ohio Pen>
entenary, under conviction obtained against him on
the End November 1888 for the alleged crime of aiding
and assisting another person in committing forgery.
The undersigned under deep of gratitude for
his restoration to liberty deems tho occasion proper
one to extend the public expression o. his grateful
sense Of fvors those Of his fellow citizens nclu-
ding six Of the Jury, by whom he was convicted,
who, regardless Of public prejudice aad excitement,
earlessy expressed their good feelings and friendship,
bv appealing 10 executive clemency in his behalf soon
after his conviction and to all whomad any eortsio
procnre his pardon Et s
The undersigned also deems the occasion appropriate
for solemnlY assuring the citizens Of Ohio, Of his en-
tire innocence Of hecrime for whichhewas convicted:
for assuring Them and especially the citizens Of Stark
County the place Of his residence since The spring Of
1923, sndIof TuBcarawas county where his trial and
conviction was had--hat said conviction rests wholly
upon base and corrupt testimony and that he has been
most cruelty and uniusty illuminated and dsgraced.
The undersigned now feels II his duly, publicly to
yindcae bis character from unjust Ieproach, and
pei false charges.and therefore pledges himself to sub
stantiate in the course Of few months and he hopes
sooner to The sntire satisfaction and
substantial portion Of community the above allegations
or forever aef 10 fenqush aud forfeit all CLAIMS and
pre,entions whalsoeyer 10 public confidence and ayor
aud thus incur voluntary forfeiture Of thar which he
has alwayshghypr aud always merisd by a long
course Of uniformly correct conduct both M ublle and
inprivate life. v. ss y.
The undersIgped invites every species Of fair inves-
tIgaof aud hopes and trusts, that the above pledge
alone. viii Insure him atall events fair hearing. be-
fore lust and generous public whose DECISIONS when
deliberately and undestandineiY formed, constitute
der our Government the supreme law Of ths laud To
such elevated and truly republican, as we'll ss most nm
efiue standard Of right and wrong. the undersigned
viii appeal and sdbmIt his case soon as hay be- and
then asitc and urge The application osuch public opin
ion, as the grand and mall cases, the most conclusive
test 81 guilt or Innocence; and in conclusion be tet-
pecthY appeals oibe libetalitY Ui Editors gcpeTay
Insertion or this card and commuplcaliou b teIr tess
perlve papers, communcalion called InEll{ al tbs
limo BY The anfuncialion above referred TO- nd con,
a a I| ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

Ul. ssad Bear, slle Buckeye Blacksmith is In
fhe field abusing Tyler IL le knows how.
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WW7INEs & LIQUoRs--A General assortmeet Of Wines
w and Liquors at wholesale or retail by
TERTIG & ToRREY.
May 26,
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Uncul.Tent Money.

The highest prices will bel paid for the following;
Franklin Bank Columbus Bank Of Chllicohe'
Lancaster. V Indiana, # hy
Illinois la 4ts Kentucky
Commercial Bank Lake Erie, Bank Of CLEVELAND Il
Bank of steubenyille, Bank Of Ciclevlls'
Urbana, Marietta, a
Granville. FERTIG & ToRREY:
Canal Dover, a ~
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RJEWARK and Lancaster Reclifed Whiskey BY tho
lV barrel constantly on hand and for sale by a
FERTIG & ToRREY,
May 26. s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

COuNTER SCALES A counter scales first rate article
FERTIc & ToRREy'
May IS, 1912. A
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TpAcoN-Hams Shoulders s sidesa large Quantity Top
Ap sale low. - 6nnrv
Canal Dover, May 26, 1912. ~
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PROGRESS OF REsUMPTION-We learn by
the Now Orleans papers, that the BANKS of that city
agreed to resume specie payments on the 18th May
The papers are in great gee aboutit They call it a
glorious victory, &C., aud we'll they may.
In Illinois, the resumption ball is rolling on, as may
be seen by the following notice published BY the Bank
Of Illinois:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16
Administrators sale

A GREEABLY TO an order OF the
IA Probate Court oil Holmes county,
4aUe at The May term 1912, | shall otter
TOR sale at L"XIngtnn, IN The
20M day of June nrrt,
the following described land lying ana
being in SAID county, VIZ: the west hall
Of sonih east quarter, east half sou h west
quarter west hall south west quarter OF
section No. ., township Is, range 8 east
the property of the late j. II. T"wneS
deceased. There are valuable improve
mems on said hand, consisting Of DWELLING
house, stables, &c.
A credit Of IL months will be given
The purchaser giving note "lIh apQroy
I'd security.
A. RALEY, Administering
o. }. II. Townps, deceased.
Nav 7, 1912. - ids.