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that victory Of the Republican, wsula result in

that victory Of the Republicans would result in
swarDs Of negroes being broa,ht over into those
States from the neighooripg South was the means
Of securing the triumph of Mr. Buchanan the
Democratic cry in thoV. States was, Let the mig
gers stay where they are!' Az for the Territories,
the South is well az are that when only few dozens
of slaves have safely been established in a new
TeIniOry the removal of them will cause more diff
fcuhy ttsl che transformation Of the whole Terri
tory into Slave State. If the people mus submit
to one esi, they will choOse that which lie consider
ed as tie Lesser. 1t is, therefore, wise old maxim,
- Prtzoibiis o6sto :"
Is conclusion have 10 remark that the frieuds
Of Freedom and Fremont in Missouri are-after
the postpoDement Of their hopes-ss full Of ardor
and perseveriDg courage as anywhere else, and vii
not relax in their exeriions. / have heard several
frer ds Of miDe-old men, like myself-say Of li.e
hat they wished to live four years more in order
then sgsn, and more effectively, to fight for the
good cause.
cannot perceive that Mr. BentODs late speech
in St Louis has produced any great effect with any
party. The old gentleman appears to be behind
the time-an objectionable fault in a statesman.
More anon. FAR WEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17

Army MovEMrSrs.-The ship Arkwright, with sew
eral companies Of the Second Artillery, recently re-
lieved from DUTY at Fort Myer, Florida, arrived at
Fortress Monroe Old Point Comfort, Va, on the 10th
December. The troops under charge of Col. Har-
vey Brown who s just ordered TO the command of the
Second Artillery, vice Monroe promoted. He will fix
his headquarters at Fort Hamilton, New York harbor.
Assistant Surgeon John Moore, of the Medical Staff,
accompanied the command They had a prosperous
voyage, with the exception of severe gale off Cape
Hatt,ras. The officers and men were all well, aud
heartily reoiced at being relieved from their long and
arduous tenn Of duty in the Big Cypress Swamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17
CONDITION OF WALKERS SOLDIERS.

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tyibuae
SIR: Lest favorable reports of the successes of
Walker in Nicaragua should be tue means VI inducing
many Of our young 10 try their fort Ines there
conc. i've to be duty to state what fell under my
obs vation durug receIt three days journey through
that unfortunate country. We found bodies Of Walx-
ers forces quartred at San Juan del Sur, a. bari-
code on the mountains four miles from that place and
at Virgin Bay-the latter place contained garrison
Of SEQ or 100 We also encountered groups of them
all along the road leading from San Juan to Virgin
Bay. ! had opportunities of conversing with many of
them, which, so far as possible, improved-permit-
ting the soldiers TO give their Own statements of
affairs.
In appearance they were the mos, wTetchei ems
ciat,d, ckly-lookiDg body of men have ever seen
assembled; they resembled the groups that are
times seen in alms-house yards, with the
ceItion that they not so well clothed
as our paupers. From the ime We first met
them at San Juan, till We embarked at Viz
gin Bay, We were continually assailed by hun
oreds of them, begging in most piteous man
ner for bread or for email amounts with which
TO purchase bread. Their clothing is most
wretcbed and filthy. l noticed one poor fellow who
had but one leg bis pantaloons; some were shirt
less, some shoeess, and Others hailess. The military
dress Of Of the subordinate oreers oi
but flannel shirt and pantAloops. When assembled
for drill, they consisted of motley crew, wrst;hed
looking beyond description. Their rations consist Of
fesh beef and coffee; bread of any kind. Sickness
is prevailing to alarming extent in the whole army.
A, Virgin Bay, the less; sickly place, | should
judge from location in the couttry there said to
be from five to seven deaths daily
Amspg all those saw belonging to the army did
not observe one native; but, the contrary, found
that their feelings strongly against Walker and
that they regarded him as base usurpsr, depnvias
tn, of their rights and Of subsistence. Amoog
the soldiers were a number Of Notwithstanding boys
between the ages Of II and 20
The following the .tory Of one poor fellow, and i.
in the main the story of them all:
''Ihave served eight months in the army. AN hOm
New OreAns; came down a. an em'gran,. Nicaragua
was represented ss fbe country by the agent New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17

SALE OF SnoRTHoRSs.-Tle L1ingtos O5serrer
has an account Of sales of Durham cattle belonging to
the estate Of the late Benjamin Warfed of Fayet,e,
Ky. The herd was among the finest in the State and
the sale largely attended:
Fourteen cows brought g. 265-average price
1923 u. The highest price p.id was $i55 by DR.. r.
d Breckinrdge, for Lady Fairy, imported in 1850 by
the Northern Kentucky Importing Company. aud sold
by them for 81 100. Ten heiies brought g, SIS so
average $2s5 So Highest price paid &oo5, for Lady
Fairy ID eighteen months old Seven bulls brought
sl5i9-svsrase price $eo9. The highest price wa
$50, for the Imported Chiffon. lie ce; 10 1853
s3,C05.
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IBy Telegraph
SURRENDER OF PUEBLA TO THE GOVERN
MENT FORCES.

NEw-ORLEAys, Saturday Dec. 10, 1885,
The steamer Calhoun has arrived this port, with
dates from Vera Cruz to the 9Th inst. Puebla which
at last advces in a state of siege surrendered
to the Government forces the 9th inst. The stste
ment that Vidauui had entered into amcabe treaty
with Comonfort is confirmed. Pronunciamentos
still the order Of the day. Alvarez had taken the field
defense Of the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17
UTAH.

JUDICIAL CHARGE AGAINST POLYGAMY-
IHE UNITED STATES LAWS TO BE EN-
FORCED AGlNST IT.
Al the July Term Of the Fret Judicial District Court
for Utah Territory held at Genoa in Carson County.
Jafge DrunmtBd charged the Grand Jury very for.
Guy ana earnestly upon the following among other
sesniors Of the Criminal Code:
And nov, gentlemen Of the Grand Jury, ii becomes
dnty 10 call Jour special attention with strict care
70 ne ioioSDg section viz Sec. SO, found on page
% me kevstd Statutes Of the United States for A.
d. 1885, which reads ss fDllows If sny man or
som:n, not beng carried TO each other, lswedly and
Aei'iSusiy Associate and eohsbt together; or, any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17

SwNpLISG SwINDLERs.-The Abony Transcript
gives account of the operations Of some Ingenious
villain in that city, who is filling his pockets by pre-
tending to sell, but not actually selling, counterfeit
coin. l. seems that, having frst bated with circu-
lar he sends good coin to the applicants at his shop
who having bought small lot and found it to pass
without objection, send 80 500 for larger supply
which he coolly pockets and shuts down the gate,
leaving bis fellow knaves TO whistle for their money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17
NEW BETHEL SHIP.

The old Bethel Ship, long stationed at Pier No. II
North River, has been condemned unfit for further
service. 1t is to be replaced by the bark Carrier
Pigeon, purchased by the Swedish Mission Of the
Acknowledgment Church, terms not disclosed.
The Carrier Pigeon was built in this city about dx
years ago for propeller but ii subsequently con-
vented into sailing vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
WRECK OF IRE BRIG FLYING CLOUD ON LosG ISLAND
ALL HANDS SAVED. Il.

WRECK OF IRE BRIG FLYING CLOUD ON LosG ISLAND
ALL HANDS SAVED.
From Our Own Correspondent.
EAST HAMPTON, l.. l., Dee. IS, 1856
The brig Fl, ing Cloud of Bangor, Capt. Chase, from
Phisdephis for Charestown, Mass with coal vac
wreck ed on the south side Of Lorg Island three ms
west of Montauk Light, at II O'clock a. M, on the
I4th. The vessel is high up the rocks, and, with
the cargo, will be a total loss. rris
Capt Chase desires publicly to render thanks to ".
Could the keeper OF the Life Boat Station, bis three
sons, and Capt. Terbil, the keeper of the Light, br
their manly and unainching efforts to rescue himself
and crew from watery grave. They were ssvsds
the lfecar, line being attached to rocket ed
thrown over the brig after daring but unsuccessial
effort by these heroic men to board the brig from the
life boat. or.
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MEDICAL.
.E. A.I.s1I .A.lNIO IEYR
Drs hERRU NJ &. DUFFom
OCJJlISTSA AND AJJRfS,TSSS N

IHRIJN o!Ief to those suffering from, ~.
h aurll remedies, which hLve be+n IL
In nearly Ihfee thousand cases OF conhTnCd
have been nnOuncct by DrS Ehra;urT f t'
at, Dsleau, OF Paris and Curtis Pitcher. Of I0n0 ba
most T6ndsTfl applied for diseases Of iI a. G
T;is diseases that effect the external and niJl At w.
The disease Is continual to the external "nr ~
apparent onthe tih or sixth day. Dr.. LEBIIN 90, S
Tf,f IN eFeIg t4l&e, when thS is perfect In a. i'
ton ife has csiteeIi ttiestes from tpss
,;ir,if fron infancy whose hearing s cOl ts
and they are now enabled to lSIFsi Ire Ltggu,st,
tvcDtyseySrl huntre OF deafness have istn Vr
trcate,l by HIM Certificates to that vil,ct
on application. ~
Inihif cases nfdeaResa arising from iaRsluta,, ~,
sRing OF even si6..ftfUn nj the "satWirau
SFSiMs OF the tgapGAtHa an'ilrtsisHiH Le, with u.s.
Eifj5 ssSaNcftk; efios, lotvv J-stS
or when the disease can l traced 10 Scarlet Tyts
ions Billions Fever, Colls, III, use ~
or I,ieuraI medicines, RrtsrtNgs in tlte c;i
Be- t!,s sense can, ta4fsaer le rgsin-
Where a uaut Of the li!ory -
iR dry and scnly; when the deafness il accOna.
NIr: in tl,e ezrI itSe rustnE of leaves, crpins " La
ft!iins ater ringing OF BELLS pulsHiio,ts, discharges d
ter when in IL STOPPING position sensation Is felt IS ID
OF Glob+Ito the heN h;ll taken place; when Tie
perfectly acute where there Is much poiS Is s -
la dun aud clnuly weather, when COLI has hecn
The course lrrsuct by DR.4 LEpRCS is CoGsirI,! - -
EiEe.
ia pUFToN, tSc Only practitioner IN the Uui.el S;
wh practsvs the new, painless, anil successful ryt
treating MI t2easaS TO which the ee Is subject. Where's
nv o,itr means have ile'l to Afford relief, heasLs fro
sueI, n fair md Impartial trial Patients, ly min.
few particulars OF tCiT case, cal have rceli,s A.
part
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TESTIMONY.

avs tho undersigned ectit.oucrs OF peiicz S,,
Drs LsBrun and DNttoa In ll.sSasvs OF te Ear al Eis
Ing aslu all personal jealousy and rretrilee t ASS,
Icate organs from the unparalleled SWtrss trir his -
Tended 81 is well worthy attention OF professor,
irrren throughout the 6luIleyl Suites. Th,It s,.;
treating diseases OF the middle nnl internal ear y liz ~
of s:nedicnted Sarors, particularly in chronic ami c
,tI cases forms new in the practice aura, 1
and lls IN u void which has long been felt by l- rtTr
practtiontr. Diseases Of the eye, tlseg seldom rr,
tfhusA scay devoted to their profession, we rnrir
eOrltrll,i them such .rls require t'lris aid''
Signed, ALEXANDER H. MoTT, VI. n,
CSC. s. Gi.AsEx, ". d., IIosAcE wtSsLow. NJ u.
e. DbarIS, NJ. u, ALLSroS y. EEANCiS, VI. n,
T. ", VAS BrRSS NJ. D., BEnPnRD DoEENrS, VI. u.
GNt5 York, August Z, 1870.
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Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERSS,by Henry Ward Beecher;
- School OF Life, by Anna Mary Howitt;
HaneFoft's Literary and Historical AIIscelanIes;
-DeQuineey's Opium Eater; 81
Robert Graham, sequel to Linda
Life Of Sam Houston;
- Tales for the Marines;
Heart Ease; Castle Builders;
s1s - History ofthe Hen Fever;
jef5 WILDE & BRO
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TAKE NOTICE.
NASHVILLE, oHIo.

lr J. B. TondersniSS:
DEAR SIR:-I have been afflicted for three years
Rheumatism In back and for the last ak months not
able to get my bed without help and agent In
CITY insisted on my trying bottle OF Chang Flu Imminent
and try what would have; and bottle has relieved
me so much that able get Iny bed without dill
Guilty Ii has bessing just try for yoursclfand
you will be well plUaSed
Wholesale ard Retail Agents,
my7:ly ~. :. - bridge Corner.
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NOTICElEXTR
have small stock OF Common Clothing that will dis
pose Of at cost less, to make for Spring
S'I nlrs i t'.'' 0''17' s. RICE
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Public Notice

Pubic NOLlCe.
TTAyING discontinued Grocery business heretofore
Ill kept by me- Market street, in the city Of Wheeling
all persons indebted to hereby required to make
mci before tina day April Otherwise the will be
put the process OF collection by suit without respect to
Fs MSTsi, 1911, 1855 Andre" Ng mapi4
T0ARTICULAR attention IS called style OF lever
Il watch eCery part Of Ir Is sndHuitcurettiH Aasr-
icd which every variety gold and silver.
watches jeweled md all warranted to be correct
tIme-keepers.
For sale BY G. BROWN,
mayi Washington Hall, Monroe st.
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Savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT rnE OLD rosropr1cE.

TASt NOW receiving and opening unusually large
Il general agsortment Of Boots Shoes Hats, B0nnes, u
brellas and Carpet the Market and Nom
roe streets Wheeling In the room formerly occupied as
the Post ONCE oppose the McLpTc HOusc, large
entirely stock which purchased for cash,
the the North, under the most favorable
circumstances, and oer them to the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity atrenee Wholesale and retail and respectful
Is solicit share OF patronage.
Tdeel It useless say much In praise of my stock II
mistake not, the people of Wheeling not easily un
fbugsed by advertising puts; tito any VrI-
ETY. Of mems, youths boys Boots and Shoes mirror SILK,
Inoeskn WOOL horn, brush and Hats and for La
dies variety S Straw and Braid BOuuGts OF
The most recent fashions and styles.
tso-Shoes, Slippers and Caters, both for ladies' misses
and children, Of the fashionable style, make aud quality
cali and for yourselves.
Having purchased large stock Of the above named aFti
esa, you'll respectfully invite Country Merchants IN call
andeee send me their orders. will duplicate bills
aPs e''''''' ''''' - N' H. H. WATSON
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= INULlCb LiAIId.
II All instructed hy he Finance Committee, through the
Mayor make leyies instanter for the collection of NIL
Taxesllue the Gtyor the year 1853. VIII Just say that
the Instructions being carried OUT and all who wish to
VIII please pay over, there is time at my
isis:im s F. a. BURKE, Collector
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NEW BOOKS.
+ EWlS' AMERICAN SPORTSMAN;
IL Whitney's Metallic Wealth;
Rancrolt's Hist United States, 9th volume:
Land OF the SarRCen, by Bayard Taylor;
Nelly Drncken; What Not
BaFnumiz Autobiography:
May and December, by Airs. uubback;
Fudge DOlngS, by TX Marvel;
You Have Heard OF them:
Poems Of the Orient, by Dayard Taylor.
jan1o WILDE BROTHER
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NOTICE.
LII persons knowing indebted to McCailens
N earnestly requested call and settle by cash
or note on or before the first of January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please present
''' peis so' '4'''""0" MccLALLENs & KNOX.
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w. S. WOODSIDE & SON,
tRLOUR AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS s,
n. L. con. CHARLES AND CANDIES STREETS,
EBnltinOre.
Ey@OUU Warehouse located of tlctracks of the
Baltimore Ohio lIuroa b. which expenses of dryase
cousgnmcnts is avoided
REFERENCES
c. g. Jameson, Es1. Pres't Bank of DaltmOre
D. sprEG, Esq, /" Mcrcis'ts Z"
Gross, ESD, Cashier Com. Far. bank Halt.
ALessrs, Hugh jenkins Il CO., Baltimore
b. IL f.strobs, Esp Chief Engineer II, O. Railroad
]. Il. Ford, Esq, Agent b. & o. H. r. Co., Wheeling.
MesJTS. FOrsytsis Hopkins,
S. Brady, Esq, Cashier,
D. Iaml' ESQ.,,
Major Philip Barry, Agent DaIt. Ohio Railroad
Company, aonndsvilt. Va.
Messrs. Ohm WhMrry & Co., M"nnlsvilIe, Va
Wa C. Thnmpou, +"
NJ POncS Is Co., Slulisil, Ohio
u. @. Conyers, Esq, Cashier, HIneSvillc. Ohio.
o. John Peters, ES,.,
9. sPriss, so, Fnfrmom, VI.
-s-. A=ssTs.M ". & o. Jackson,
scpIJ-ty
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-02
NILES. Dec. %. 1888.

Messrs. Editors Our little village
was thrown into quite a state Of commo-
ton, last Saturday evening, by the report
thai an infant child had been buried in a
band box, a short distance up the canal,
above the village. The circumstances
that had ~transpired, created a suspicion
of foul play; a jury was summoned, an
inquest held, and a verdict rendered that
the child was that of a MISS NEAL, who
lately removed here from Briar Hill, and
that her mother thought by privately in
tering the child that nothing would be
knOUn about it here, las they were COM
Paratively strangers.) 1t appeared on
evidence, that the child was alive when
born, but died shortly after, and that with
out violence. Consequently the parties
was acquitted. Yours &C., B.
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PA o F o T S F.!
7 WISH TO SAY TO THE MUSICAL

h1DIl IL Gal III LIE AAOOLOAA
4 PUBLIC of this vicinity. that owing to the unex
pected improvements Of my ealti, 1 am sill in warren,
and now intend to remain here, and devote myself
with greater activity than ever u the music business.
| will also state, in this connection. that | have sold
my entire miscellaneous stock of Music aud small
Instruments to Mr.. Geo. Adams, who will conduct the
business as heretofore at the old stand. He is MAJ ng
large additions to my former stock. AMI l respectfully
solicit for him the Patronage heretofore extended to
me in this department. As for myself il is my inten-
saIe of PIANO FORrES ~ M~ELODE0NS. 1 am
now receiving the largest stock in this lire, l have
ever purchased. AMI am prepared to sag The lest stock
ana the cheapest. Il shall be my aim, rs il has been,
20 sell none but thUse / believe 70 be the best tnstru
meuts, ana at such prices rs TO make il it an object for
persons to purchase Of me instead Of auyin at Cleve-
land, Pittsburgh or East. l select my Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver them and warrant them
not only to be good, but to satisfy the purchaser L
have now been selling Pianos and NeioGeOns for over
: years. and so far as ! know, my Customers have
without an exception been perfectly satisded, IN every
respect. both with the quality 81 their instruments and
the price paid. / suhjoin the names of a few Of those
who have purchased Pianos OF ne within the hstJ
years, 10 whom persons interested can refer;
wARRES-I. L. Fuller. Esq; Rev: ). Marvin; Lewis
J. Iodinss: Hon. VI. Birclard; T.. J. McLain. E-l.i
J.. NJ. HezIep; J L.. Weeks; Henry Smith; P. Fu!Si }.
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford; aiss l.. Graeser, Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. VaatrOt; c. NJ. Patch; John
McCOmhs.
A~rsrIxrowS.-Wm. Porter.
-NILEs-JAmes Russell; Wn. Ward; John Battles.
MILToN.--IIOn- J. Tod; James Powers.
NEwroS FALLs.-lIorace Stevens j. Grove; E.
Lyman.
BRAcEviLLE IL. Sheldon.
HIRAM, O.-PreS. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARNiNGToS-Miss L.. C. Steldman. Music Teacher.
Bzrsrol.-J. W. Pattengale; II. Corey, NJ. D.
Howard.
PARKNAN. 0.-Ge1 Burt.
K1SsMAx.-D. Allen, NJ. D.; II. Burnard; J. kiasmsu.
VEgNoN-Rllsa Clark; Lyman Leonard.
BAZETrA--Eu W. Dray.
HuBRARD--Joha Cramrr.
GIRARD.-H. Barnhisel Ferris Townsend; VIM
Richards.
YoySGs,oS. &C. C. Chapman; Wm- Ross, Nan
sion House; !. ; uires; A. Medhury.
POLAND. Oh. +. Lee.
NEw CASTLE, PG-r. B. Nor gan; T. Perkins; sam
uel Pearson; A. Henderson.
WILMINGTON. PA.-Rev. VIM. Francis.
BOARDNAN.-C. C. Irai. ard.
Second hand Pianos ami Iriofe1ns taken IN eN-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered free
OF charge. and kept in order for / year.
Warren. Nov. :, 1855. ST. POMEROf-
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SHERIFF'S SALE

~ In Petition for Partition, in
The State Of Ohio, >the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumhuli County, SIS. (rrumbuIl County, Ohio.
By virtue OF an order Of sale, to MT directed and de-
liverei, on a decree of said court male at their 0cto-
Der Term, A. ID. 1855 wherein Ostia Louiga Lset, by
her g%uIriian, George NJ futile is petitioner, and Roll
lin A. and Homer VI. Leet are defendants, 1 shall expose
to sale, at public outciy as under execution upon judg-
ment at law, al the door Of the Court House in Warren,
in said county on Saturday, tie l3th aay Of January.
A ID 1855. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A VI and 4
O'Clock 2 NJ OF said day. the real estate descl bed in
said order OF sale, TO Wit: Situate in Vienna township,
Trumhul County, Ohio, known as being part Of lots
No. - and .. in said township, BOUNDED as follows:
Beginning 1t the north east corner OF lot No. -, two
rods west Of the centre Of the north and south center
highway OF said Vienna, and on the north line OF said
lot a, thence running north along the west line Ofsaid
highway, thirteen rods, thence vest in said lot p, on
a line parallel with the south line OF said lot ., -
rods to the lot line. thence west on said lot line. TO the
north west corner OF said lot %, thence south on the
west line Of said lot u. and from thence east parallel
with the north line OF said lot. to the west line Of said
highway, thence north on said west line to the place Of
beginning; the said western line being Of such length,
that the lines aforesaid shall contain twenty acres Of
land. Appraised at $500. One third Of the purchase
money TO be paid on the day OF sale; one third in one
year thereafter. and one-third in two years from and
after said day Of sale, and interest thereon. with appro
we'd security. ii. X. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sheriff omce, Warren, Dec e, 1855 St-ii6o