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deponents taken, has been in the
habit Of making large loans to ma
ny.individuals upon his own respon-
sibiIity, and withoht the knowledge
or authority or consent Of the direc-
tors; but as he testifes, with the
acknowledgement sanctioned the CASH
ier. That such loans now due and
unpaid amount, according to depo-
nents' understanding and their best
knowledge as derived from the said
toller's testimony, together with the
books and vouchers, to at least $685.
900. That said amounts have been
loaned principally, and almost or
quite entirely, without any notes,
endorsers or sureties, cut upon SIM
pie memorandum checks, post dat
ed, and other memoranda, most Of
which have yet many months to
run. That the said amounts and
other large amounts, have been un-
iformIy counted as cash in making
the statement of the affairs Of said
bank. and in calculations for and
making their semi annual divi-
dends. A'ai
1t further appears that said teller
with the knowledge and sanction of
of the cashier, as he testifes, loaned
eight thousand dollars to one Mar
lett, a contractor on the Erie Rail.
road, within a very few days before
the said eleventh of July, without
any note bond or security, or any
endorser or surety, except the said
Marlett's memorandum cheek, and
his naked promise that he would
send a draft on the Erie Railroad
Company, for theamount, butwhich
amount, or any part thereof has
not yet been found. That PACK
age of 5000 was sent to Pepoon,
Hoffman and Ten BroecK, in June
last, by the direction of the cashier
and never charged upon the books
of said banKc Mntil the tenth day Of
Julv, instant-and it further APP
pears that Ed,oin CrOsaoeH, one Of
the directors Of the said bunk, is
indebted to said bank about Scrcn-
ty-Jire Thousand Dollars and
that John Keyes Page, one Of the
said directors, is alsoindebted there
to for about $4,000, for money
loaned him by said bank, as Presi-
dent of a glass company in the city
of Albany, about the solvency of
which glass company deponents
have no satisfactory information.
Deponents further say that they
are still engaged in said examina-
ton, and believe that they will be
liable to complete the same and re-
port the result to the Controller in
the course of two or three days to
come.
ANDREW WHITE,
THOMAS McMULLEN. I
Sworn before me this 18th day Of
July, lS4S.
IRA HARRIS.
The loans to Marlett, Erie Rail-
road contractor, it is understood,
were made for the purpose of cir
culating the bills at a distance, in
paying laboreIs, &c.
Thompson's Bank Note Repor-
ter says
The following Banks had depo-
sites in the Canal Bank:
BANK Of Geneva, $4,000
Seneca County BanK, 10000
Bank Of Ithaca, $4,000
Ogdensburg Bank $4,000
Lewis County Bank, 1000
Iron Bank, Conn. $4,000
There were some twenty other
Banks which had accounts there,
making an average Of over three
hundred thousand dollars Of balan-
ces. -
Its certain that the first college
= ..,L.<.b 49,, 4 cr,,e, H.. xrS, ,,,y ,.occrI
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
aO7 DTain-srect. Buffalo. NY.


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~ ic nlA'uie' - y, -. 4,
@ oov,aaE II oys9 the he world lthas now become
the only medicine for family use, ana Is partcu-
lary reeommended ior pIepsyi az n,uees r h~ 'o,
compliant lmmedluteiy relieveus no hatteI o' 20"
| long standing. See pamphlet ,o' testimony'
Gravei, anc all diseases oi .ne u''hn'y o'gans aug
or THESE da,1sss,ng rsays yos and the cures
testified 10 will convince the most sceptical;see
pamphlet Liver Complaint, Bilious diseases, e.
| yer and Apue. A,
| To the great West especially, and wherever
these complaints prevail this medicine is offered,
No mineral agent, no deleterIous compound is
part Of this mixture i cures these diseases
,he sys,om tcrnid. See pamphlet. IN ,3l,9
Piles, complaintof most painful character. n i
M .r,;rls /, q far before NM o,ber
Gov ,h;s d;.ease or for npv other Dis.
asp '.r;.n.,,o from imnure blood. Sea nam.
,sis,
,,x, ~ ry,,, cyrrY,nr
DEBlLli Vt iliE % . r'n,
weak back. weakness Of the Kidneys, &c;' Or
fa,. d""s "ss :, ,hs ~ edcne and sre i, a.
wavs : resnlt Of its rse. Il ards as T'if
- c,rn,r.,n, nrnsrnv
CEht AIN hEMEDA @l4F
for such complaints, and also for derangement Of
tho the female flame,
| IRREGULARITIES SUPPRESSiONS,
,.;nf,, ,mer.,,n,,on. No article has ever bean
offered excep, this which would touch this kind
OF arrangements II may De renea uPsh as sure
ana enectiVe ,emeuy, anu u'u "e is0i PeiA''''eN
70 40 50 '0uio rIIo1rc g,re Mn NAMps
- .n.a. ! ~. a;.,,...nc :. !. &c cor,.
as PROOF 9, cures ~ ms All riaIs dan da
biiitated constitutions from the effect Of mercury
wi'l ma me pIacing power VI 'nls al',ie " ao'
mmeua'ely' e sna .ae posonous '"'ne'ai e'A1'sa-
| TED rom 'ne system.
] ERUPTlVE DISEASES
will find the Alternative properties of this article
| PURIFY THE BLOOD,
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aao,nSia, Gov ,as,n,ony ne c,res III %;ssosa
i~hr, ,ha Limits If an aJver,;sansn, w;Ii :,
nerm,,o he M med Mere gcent, e;,s ss.,, a,,r,,
theu con,ain tb;rtv-,wo nages az cer.;sca,ss y,
h;oh cha,an,or and s,,pngsr = 80. : :
nsu 'hs'ao'e,, ano 'noso,
AkKAf OF PKOOF'
of The virtues of medicine. never appeared nj,
an, of he p.eular 6eaftre, of hi. arf;ele fbai !;
nerer fais 10 benefit in ann case. and II bone ana
n,,isee are ief 10 build ,ryO, let he esGciated md
i hneerine inva,id
HOPE ON
|
ana keep taxing me m meoicine as long as lhere II
an improvement Inc proprietor would
/ CAUTION THE PUBLIC
90 o,,;,,.o ,yb;.,, oo,no or, ~,
depav, der abs Mead adps' Of : ''' "A'l s0' ~ un
I sARsApApuIAs syRJ1ps &c
- 80 g. -. c, ~ 80
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July IS, la4s.
LIST OF LETTERS

I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at Kalida, on
II fhe ist day Of July, one thousand eight hun.
died and forty-eighti
Buckmaster Isaac Rice H
Chamberlin Godfrey Roberts Robert
Cochran M ROBBERS VIM
Cunningham MissElizaH Rutedge John c
Dixon John Tewel Abner
French Mrs Phebe 8 Thatcher Martial
Gander John Shornberg Rev w
Harris Lewis Smith Edwin
Huber N Smith Nahum
McCrack:n Nancy White Enoc
Jones Morris Wagner Matthias
Northrop Zeller Samuel F
Martin Us German letters
Palmer John M JAMES H. VAIL, P. M.
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RECEIPTS.

Dpf. Ots
is4s,...... - 1851 os
oi'isas. ........:...g. '...... a07 is
To amount OF deIinqueneies collected from taxes 4.s
OF 1919, -...-...- ...s....... ID
To amount Of tnxes paid at State Treasury, col.
4 lscted on Duplicate ofls47, Including deinquen
crs OF l64b.. 4b5 4oSl
To amount of taxes refunded from State Treasu
To amuint printing Delinq' tax list ....... 46s
do do collected from fines, .,..,.....,... 55 90
g g g I.ss'ss9 s,s ss',s asS
County fund, by order Of County Commission .ng
efs !. 15oo e5
- Is t.t .,4t
Total amount Of Receipts,.. -. ...... S3g67 e7
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ExPENDn UREs.
TotaI amoun. of Iseceipts, n. u. -.

d !. i
By one half yearly allowance to VIM. Sheffield,
Pros; A.i'yfer isa7-..;;: 50 %
BY amount paid Pros. AIRY for drafting oacial
y sonsl ons yearly allowance to ii Strong ccan %
ty Clerk. for 1917. 80 90
Sheriff, for isi7,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
BY as smoan; paid aid IL IL strong for transporting Foil
Book of October Election. le47, TO Putnam
py% % amount % pSd Sheriff Tor furnishing Coai;
room, and repairs. 10 40
By amount paid Township Clerks for returning
enumeration Of youths. 90 co
By amount paid Justices OF Peace and Consabes -,
In criminal cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e5 10
By amount paid for locating State and County
BY amount paid Judges and Clerks and returning
Poll Book Of annual elections and returning
Poll Books OF J. p Election. n,............... 5S IS
BY amount paid ]. G. Stout for going to Paulding
BY o%osns paid % Sheriff oi transporting prisoner
By amount paid VIM. Durbin for going to Water
willie for County COMMISSIONER, ....,........ ] SO
BY amount paid sheriff for Office rent and statione
By amount paid H. Strong, Co. Clerk, f5f Ofice
s% aoa%, sna paiS Waite Atty for County
COMMISSIONER Observation-Disclosures. 500
BY amount paid j. Q. Sphinx special Pros Atty. 90 10
| do do II. Strong, Co. Clerk, extra allow. -..
By aSi amount paid , James Msskenie, for printing
Assessors Blanks for 1885,. ......... 27 90
| Ry amount paid s. Yearisk, hnlance for printing -
By amount paid A. W Fairbanks for furnishing
Blank Books ior county OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I6O 80
| BY amount paid Associate Judges. "a 0U
do do II. Strong County Clerk, for Office
rent, ID OU
| BY amount paid +. Latlrop for Office lent for
BY s amount pnid Mrs Leonard, for use Of room =
10 hold Courts, 90
BY amount paid J. @. Hsly, for postage and fuel
for ohlce,.... ~ o<
By amount paid County Commissioners for servt
ees . * - << ~
| do paid VIM. Dodd. Sheriff, for sertices
rendered before Justice Of Psaee. o.
| by amsunt paid NJ Bennett sheriff, for sum.
moning Grand and Petit Jurys. May term&le1t ~
| By amount one-lialf yearly allowance to =. ~
| Bennett, Sheriff, for eighteen bundred and iov
ty eigh ~ ~
| BY amount paid John Henton. Shehf, for SUM
| moning Grand and Petit Jurors and posting 1o
! Proclamation for annual election in eighteen
hundred and forty sevsn,. ~ 80
| BY amount paid James Mackenzie for printing o.
| linquent list of eighteen hundred and foity-sey
en-, If %
BY amount paid Township pAssesscrr.......... I25 -
do Grand and Petit Jurors, ........... ~ ~
| do Witnesses in State cases and before
Ifand Jury, .;...:....... ;'.;........t-.. y:
| BY amoun: Of Auditors fees and aowance..,. I0/
| do Contingent fund :. ................... 20
Total amount Of expenditures, I904 49,
Amount Of receipts over and above the expsnai.
\ tuIes, *< t. p
JAMES G. IIALYt Ala |Ior s
AuDrToR's OFFICE, Henry county, on
NAPOLEON, June l3, l846. 3fI<
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO b.

NJ Office is hereby gwen that at the JULY lerr1,
INA. D. l848, of the Court Of Commo |a41,
in and for the County of Putnam, Ohio, Jo141II
sifker was appointed Administrator Of tho es-
tate Of Connrd Albright, late OF said county, de-
ceased; and has given bond and qualified himself
to act as such administrator.
JOSEPH SIFKER, Admir-.
July 25, l84s. 385dw
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Sale of School Lands.

sNTOTICE is hreby given that will offe
/ the following School lands for sal e, at pub
lie suction, to the highest bidder, at the door o
the court hoUseiu fauding couIsys Obiu, un tlI
Goth Gay Of Jaiy, A.D. f848, between the hours
Of and II O'Clock A. M. Of said day; said lands
are situated in the original surveyed township
No two no,th OF range Number four east, called
.Brown Township" in said county.
Description Of land: No. acres. App'd value
N frac of N w fracldr Of sec No S,
lying west Of Auslaize river, SO 72.l0o S20s
frac of w fracl Or of Sec No S, %aJ8tl
lying west eff Auglaze river Go 34.l00 264
N frac of q w fraciqr of Sec No S, -a
lying west Of Augaize river, out. ssf
;s 3 I1s ss's;ssss & 4 @ .slss ss
i sec nos. so ssIOo 800
E H., t g ss1ss lss =: y:
N half of q frac of sec 81 u Of said
river being one hall Of the quaint. IN
~ of land In said fraction. 50 15lo0 ia
half OF e frac of sec no 81 E Of said w
river heing one half OF the quanti-
~ ofand in said frac. SO l5.10o 174
2 ff.c OF sec no l6, outside Of Indian
The above lands win not be sold oriess than the appSs
ed value thereof or $3.50 acre zone twelfth Of the
pufchase money to be pnd at the time OF the sale
balance In Twelve annual Inst ailments Of equal amour,
aAius AIExASDEa ssfisi sANRRY LATTY CO. Auditor
AUDITORS office; Z Panding county, o.,
sNUTICE is hereby given, that the following
1 " Administrators and Executors have filed thei
accounts, in the Clerks Office, of said county, for
final settlement, TO WIT:
Bildsd Hnbbards Executor Of the estate Of Is-
rael Hubbard, deceased. NJ w
Bernard H Kemper, Executor Of the estate OF
Michael Myers. deceased.
Herm. H. Recker, Administrator ofihs estate ol
John H. Rocker, deceased.
Calvin T. Pomeroy, Administrator de bonis mon
Of the estate Of Allen G. M'Clure. deceased,
MOSES LEE, Clyk
June n, 1895 sasa
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DLANK DEEE S, Justicss' Subpunas. Sum.
ID monses and Executions, tor sale at this Of
fce, very low.--July 30.
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Annual Exhibit

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF HENRY COUNTY, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 9TH, l646.
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A good deacon making an official visit 10
dying neighbor, who was a very churlish
and universally unpopular man, put the usu-
al question
aAre you willing to go, my friendw
ooh, yes,n said the sick man, 81 am"
"Well,' said the simple-minded deacon
I" am glad you are, for all tse neighbors
are pilIing.n
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The east Man." at Madame Veslris's
wac 80 slow afarce as 10 be condemned on
the 6rst night
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( Its certain that the first college
of which moderns have any record,
was established at Paris by Alienus,
a monk.
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It is an extraordinary fact, that
when people come to high words,
they generally use low language
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-20

4 SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
IA This great Remedy: to which the public atten.
ton Is particularly called has been extensively used
i'm the western and south western states speedy
safe and certain cure for ague and fever, dumb ague
Chill or intermittent Fever
The unexamped and complete success attending its
use: and so well proven have become its wide spread
victories every form OF ague in the west that the
'Febrfuge' is superseding every other offered re-
medal agent, and looked upon the only one that
can be relied upon in all stages OF the disease;
agents New York, and by Brinkerhoif < Penton,
Chicago Ill; Ewards & Francis, st. Louis, Mo, and
by Druggists generally throughout this United States
For sale by WIN. NJ. WOOLSEY, agent tor Ev-
ansville. Ind. Jy l2-om
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20.

GEN. CAss-ExTRA PAY.-Not content with
his liberal sarary, not satisfied with double pay,
this servant of the "dear people" this Locofo-
CO Presidential candidate, trumps up extra
charges-pleads for ertra allowances year al
ter year, and finally during the reign of favor
itism, disqualification and defalcation, under
Jackson and Van Buren,, General Cass obtains
the allowance OF his extra bills, which preyi-
Gus Administrations had refused.
During this period of twenty nine years. he
drew from the public Treasury t'eo hundred
and tlcenty-Hine thousand sir hundred and sir
fy-tuso dollars, being nearly eight thousand dol
lars per year, and over trenty dollars per day,
Sundays 'not excepted" And about serenity
fUc thousand dollars of this, is ertra aILor-
ances of extra charges, made by his political
associates, years after the pretended services
were rendered for which the extra pay was de-
manded.
The records also show that Gen. TAYLOR. du-
ring forty years Of hard, perilous, and constant
services, has never received one cent ertra,
O~-NoR is THERE ONE CENT EXTRA CHARGED IN
THE ACCOUNTS OF ZACHARY TAYLOR.
No honest man can hesitate which 'f the two
TO choose.
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, j. L.. BITTROLFF.9Ss'

eAs1A THANKFUL for past liberal patronage,
"Oud respectfully inform the citizens OF Evansville
ana Vicinity that ne has just received his new and
splendid stock OF JEwELRY, WATCHES; and CLOCKS,
which he will sell regular Cincinnati prices his
stock consists in part of
Fine Gold and Silxer Lever Watches;
A splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral
Breastplns;
Earrings, Fingerrings &c;
Gold Guard and Fob Chains;
Miniature cases, and LOckets;
Fine Mourning Pins, Bracelet Clasps;
Guard KEYS, Collar Buttons, and Studs;
A large selection OF Gold Pencils with and without
pens;
A large lot of Bayley's best Gold Pens with and
without holders;
Silver Tables and Tea Spoons;
Silver Thimbles;
Every description of Steel Trimmings;
Steel Beads and Purse Silks;
Fine Fans, AccordiOns;
Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps;
Girandoles &c;
Every description Silver and common Spectacles
Fine pocket Knives &c;
b few Fine French Mantle Clocks;
to which he would call the attention of those wish
ing to purchase Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves. j. l.. BfTTROLFF.
ap ID Main Street between First and Second.
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CO The first number of the Daily Demo =
ocrat made its appearance in our city on yes
to-day, and after Monday next is to be issued
regularly. 1t is respectable in size and very
neat in appearance, being printed on new and
handsome type. This is the third daily paper
that has been started here in the last year
first the Commercial. neutral, then the Journal
Wing, and now the Democrat, Locoiocoish
enough to please the most ultra of that party.
Evansville is certainly going ahead and will
be place some of these days. And just here
we NAV as well remark that the most certain
way to build up city is TO commence by
building up the Press. If the Press Is suffered
10 Ianguish heavily along year after year, 1t Il
more than likely that the city won't be bull
up very soon-the merchants will want Gus
TONERS, the mechanics employers, and the hou
ses tenants. But give to your newspapers
liberal support and you do the thing in hur
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TAYoR AND THE VoLUNTEERs.-Every re-
turned volunteer gives vote for ''old lack,
and the Locos cannot help it. Their enthusi-
asm cannot be restrained. The n. o. Bulle-
tin states that on a recent occasion Gen. lay
Tor went to the counting house Of his factors,
on Gravier street, and some volunteers who
were passing, having got an inkling he was
there, kept keeping about the building until
their numbers increased to upwards of one hun
dred, and finally they caught glimpse of him
through one Of the open windows OF the office
which was on the upper floor, "there he ISL
"there's the old man. shouted out fifty voices
atonce, and taking time to give but one tremen-
dous cheer, they allmade a rush for the door and
went gathering and shouting up stairs like
parcel of wild Indians, surrounding him in an
instant, aud crowding up the whole spare
SPACE between the desks, counters and cotton
sample tables, every one pushing forward to
get grip Of his hand, and almost shook the
arm from off his shoulder. After each and
every one of them had obtained look and Q
4 word, they came tumbling out of the house
with their mouths extended from ear TO ear
and giving one more loud and hearty cheer
each wended on his way, in the best possible
good humor. Are such men--fresh from the
fields Of victory-going to vote for Cass. tn
"hero of Hulls surrender never!
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The following
is the first lett we have seen from Gen. Taylor
since his nomination by the Philadelphia con-
ven:ion. 1t was written in acknowledgment
OF a ratification meeting. held at Raleigh, North
Carolina:
BATON ROUGE, La, June "a, 1913.
SIR: | have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of copy of the resolutions adopted, on
the 9Th inst, by a meeting Of my fellow
zens of Raleigh ratifying my nomination for
the Presidency by the National Wing Conven-
ton.
beg that YOU will convey 10 my fellow-cit-
liens Of Raleigh my grateful acknowledgements
for this distinguished mark of their confidence,
and assure them that | shall feel proud of the
support of men who are governed by such spir-
it OF moderation in their political opinions as
that manifested in the resolutions before me.
For yourself, sir, be pleased to accept the
assurance of my high esteem and kindest
wishes.
l ain, sir, your obedien: servant,
4. TAYLOR.
Hon. j. lREDELL, Raleigh, n. G.
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A True DEMocRAT.-Geo. Seitzinger, Esq,
an old Democrat Of Barry township, Schuyl-
kill county ,Pa.sent the following to the Potts
Vile celebration of the 4th July:
"My first President was Thomas Jefferson,
and my last James X. Polk. was in favor of
the tariff of 1912. when Polk recommended the
tariff of 1916, and Dallas gave his casting vote
in favor oft. l then recommended Scott or
Taylor for the next Presidency, and as soon as
old Rough and Ready gave the first blow to
the Mexicans, told my neighbors that Scott
must give way TO Taylor this time, and feel
confident, il we live. to see Gen. Taylor in the
Presidential chair on the 4th of March next
have supported Jefferson and all the Demo
cratic Presidents from his time down and
consider Gen. Taylor democrat Of the old
Jeifersonian school,"
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On PS. fancy Prints;
CIV 90 ps. Ginghams Prints, at only 10 cents
per yard;
20ps Gihghams, colors NARRATED, at l6 cts
per yard;
100 ps bleached Domestic;
I'D eases Hats;
10 do Boots;
10 doz Ladies' slippers;
70 ps Irish Linen, from % cents TO 81 90
per yard
80 Berage Scars, at only 80 cts each.
- sup summer Shawls
- ps Fancy Linen Drills
Gloves, blk and white Kid, Pic Mic and
COtton
Steel Beds and Purse Trimmings;
80 doz Hosiery, embracing every quality;
, ps Carpctng;
) bales Brown Domestic;
] do Drilling;
do Osnabergs,
And many other articles, which makes our asSort-
ment equal TO any that can be found in the city.
Wemost respectfully solicit n call from all who wsih
buy goods either wholesale retail. we feel
confident that they will find it TO their interest to
purchase ofus. kRuSEN & MORGAN,
je6 No. 25, Main street.
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ShcrilIS, Sale.

THE following DESERVED real has been levied
l. Oh, and will be sold by me to satisfy writ oi
Fleri Facias against Hiram Nelson and Scion Ioons
issued OF the office of the Clerk OF the Vanderburg
Circuit Court in favor OF the State Bank of Indiana,
will Saturday the 18th day OF August a. d., 1913
at the door ofthe Court House in the city OF Evans
Vile between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and q
O'Clock Z. NJ, OF said day expose to sale at public
auction, and outcry first the rents, issues and profits
Tor the term OF seven years TO wit: the West halt OF
the South West quarter dissection No !, in Township
And should no person offer bid Tor said rents issues
and profits, a sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ and
costs; will at the time and place proceed "a
sell public auction and outcry the fee simple OF said
above described premises to satisfy said writ, and in
terests and costs due thereon.
iy2O JOHN ECHOLS S.V.C.