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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
BUFFALO, Aug. 22

The Steamship Africa, from Liver.
pool, Saturday 9th inst, arrived al N. Y.
on the afternoon Of Aug. 90. Owing TO
The suspension Of telegraphic and mail
Communication by the storm east. va
have been without, her adyices until this
morning.
II was rumored in England. at the
time that the Africa sailed, Ina, Hon.
Robert Lowe, Vice President Of the
Board of Trade, had lef. for the United
States with special power 10 settle The
Central American question.
The difficulty between The Allies and
Russia 10 about the most Important mat.
ter of the news. IL is allsdgsd that
Russia has violated the treaty Of Paris
by the occupation Of the Isle of Serpenis,
at The mouth Of the Danube, and the non
delivery OF Kars. In consequences Of this
misunderstanding, the English fleet re-
naming in the east has again been or.
dered 10 the Black Sea.
There is nothing Of importance from
Spain. l, 10 rnmored that there v,re
discussions in the O'Donnel cabinet,
but no positive Information has been OBJ.
tanned.
From Ilaly we learn tina. the Munici.
pal Council Of R~avenna along xiah
others, have voted addresses TO the Pope,
praying him 10 remove The Austrian oc-
cupa,ion.
The commercial udvicss sro rather
important. The fine harvest weather
throughout: Great Britain created quits q
panic among the holders Of grain and
flour, in London and Liverpool. We
had adrices of the heaviest fall Of tho
week oy the Baltic. A. the close The
tendency was to a s.esdier market,
though without improvement, in prices,
excep, on heavier grades.
A siringency, believed 10 be wholly
temporary in it's eharcter, in the London
money market. had depressed consols
half per cent, and The {, cling also ex end
ed to some of The American railway.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28
Il Intolerance Of Shareholders.

The nature and value Of that Liberty
which a community enjoys ia combine
lion with Slavery. is frequently il.usha-
tee by ouf Southern brethren, bu, seldom
more forcibly han 10 the recent outbreak
at Mobile announced in our las,. W.
have as yet only the Telegraphic rebor,
Of it, which of course gives the slave.
holding mob's own version of the affair
and i,s provoca,ion; bu, even thar will
bear re- reading and reconsideration-so
we reprin. il, as follows:
MOBILE, Aug. 16, 1856.
sThere has been great excitement here TODAY
which had its origin in the sale of Abolition
books by a stationary firm in this city. The
name OF the firm in question is Strickland s.
Co.; the individual members being VIM. Strick.
laid and L. Epson. The only charge against
him was the selling of books that were regard
ed as OF an incendiary character, inasrnuch a.
they favored the freedom of the slave.
"This, however, was more than our people
could submit to, and a Couanittee Of Five of
our ~citizeus was accordingly formed, who wait
ed upon the individuals above alluded to, and
ordered them 10 leave the city in FIVE days.
GAS soon as the action Of the comm; ttee be-
came generally known, the excitement rapid
ly increased, ard the parties, for fear of more
desperate measures against item, fed the city
IN the most secet manner possible.
"The firm is in The enjoyment Of a large bIsi-
hess, and have here beenllberty pa.ronizsi by
our citizens.
l, is go. here preien led that the book
sellers had violated any law: II they hal
there W s-no need,ofa Comm tie OF n.,'
to .order them to leave the city IN five
days On the contrary, they would
have been prosecuted, arrested and Leld
10 answer for their ofIense. they arss
only charged with "selIing books thu.
were regarded as Of an ,D~cendiary char
acter, inasmuch as they favored The fee
dom OF the slave" Jeferson's Nous
on Virginia. Washing'on's Collected
Works, even Bancroft's American He
loay. might suffice TO sustain this allsga-
ton Ii is mol, charged tina. they sold
books 10 slaves, mol even to fres
negroes. Of course, they only sold to
such ciNzens as wanted books Of tina,
character: he'd there been no buyer.
there would have been no saIe. And
for thus supplying free citizens OF Ala
bama with such books as they desired
and choose 10 read; IN violation OF no
law and no right, these booksellers
have been limited like wolves from Mo-
bile. and had their business broken up
snd their hopes blasted. Very probs
bly, their worldly means are destroyed
by this outrage. and their unoTeadiHg
creditors made 10 share their disaster.
Is il not high time we had \ Govern.
men. intent on protecting the rights Of
life, liberty and properly, as well as Of
satisfying The unbearsble exacsions Of
slave beeeders?-NeW Fork Tribune.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

julius, was you ever in businsssi"
course was" "Wha b~usinsss!"
"a sugar planter" "When was that,
my co!ored friend!" Der day I buried
Dat old sweelhesrt OBJ mine.n
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28
For the Courier.
ASHLAND, Aug. 2lst.

ASHLAND, Aug. 21st.
Mr.. EDIToR:-You are doubtless
aware hat the citizens of Ashland and
vicinity, are deprived of Pos. Office on
account Of political opinions.
The facts of the case are these
Abous a ear since the Post Master re-
signed, and the citizens pe,i.ioned, and
recommended Mr.. Martin In abou,
six weeks after The petition was sent to
Washington. Mahlon Cooley received
the appointment, without The knowledge
Of the ciiizens. He held the Office until
last Winter, when he resigned and rec
commended John w. Leforce, and the
citizens pe.i,ioned that he should be ap
pointed. His appointment came on
with his bond, which he executed and
sen. 10 the Department. on The 18th of A.
pril last and he entered upon the duties Of
his Office on that day, and acted as Pos!
Master and made the quarterly return 10
the Department en- the 10th of June and
paid over the money % 3 and on the l7ih
of July the Department discontinued the
Office and ordered p. NJ. Myers of
Agency City to take the Office to Agen.
cy, which he did about the ais, of July.
The citizens of Ashland and vicinity held
a meeting and pettloned the department,
10 restore the Office, and The citizens by
letter requested it Blu, it has bad. no effect
upon the Department. They say p. M.
Cooley recommended its disconlinuance
for fear i, would fall into the hands o: a
Rnow Nothing. Gecley's letter is on
the file in Washington, so says the De-
partment.
Comment is unnecessary. Mr.. Ed.
tor, " live way down here in one corner
of she County where we are looked up
on, with con'emp, by such a Party as is
in power, and his (Pierces') can brag and
notify you, by letter that !he Ashland P.
o. Is discontinued and hereafter its
mail matter will be distributed, al the
great own Of Agency City.
ASHLAND.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

A little girl observing . goose with Al
YOKE on, exclaimed. "why, ma, there w'
q goose got corsets on. il walks just like
sister Sally"
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28
WAPELLO COUNTY
Central Republican Association,
II s


S1LAs OsBURN, President.
E. S. DAVIS, Vice President.
A. RGMER,
G. c. WARDEN, Director.
C. LAWRENCE,
G. F. BLAKE, Treasurer.
R. H. WARDEN, Secretary.
]. w. Norris, Cor. Sec'y.
Meets every Wednesday even
ing. at Z l-2 o'clock.
All persons friendly to the Re-
publican cause are invited to at
tend.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28
YHg mRM@HMK g@ URERR-

0 posed 10 the acquisition of Cuba on
any terms whatever. The most promi-
neni Of our public men look uson the
requirement of Cuba as essential to the
preservation Of the Union. don't
thiuK 90, but | do think that if it was
flibus,ered. and Democratic ~ princi-
Piles prevailed there, il would greatly
strengthen the south. Whether we ever
conquer Cuba or not, is not for me TO
say, bit 1 shall vote for the men who 4
think wiU go the farthesi TO procure tina!
object, whether they aspire to be Pres
idents or Constabies.'
Here, gentlemen Of the National
Democracy, is your whole secret expos
ed-ihe secret upon which you rested
for success in November. II is said
'',ha, open confession is good for the
souI;' and acting or. this principle, you
had better "own up" and save your
consciences as much as possible always
remembering that
"There is a divinity shapes our ends,
Rough hew them how we will"
/ would further advise you to take i'm
mediate steps to have these imported
Editors, returned home, for they will
'speak out in meetin'," and thus ruin
your Holy cause-that Of %flibus,eripg
Cuba for The sake Of preserving the
Union. Query no. 2,) hadn't we bet
ter conquer Canada too, for The sake Of
preserving the Union'
August. 20:h. DAHLONEGA.
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Oeen organized al Independence, Yes.
ton, Lexington. and other places. From
extensive preparations made, il was sup
posed that Lawrence would be reduced
to ashes this evening.
We give this on the authority OF a
gentleman who arrived in our city yes.
'erday from the seat Of war. His mar
ratiye is a sad one indeed; we'll fitted to
move The utmost solicitude Of the true
hearted and patriotic o onr citizens.
Still later from Kansas.
The following was received al the
Tremonn, House This morning:
St. Louis Aug. %.
Private advlces from Beouville state
,ha, late news from Kansas had created
intense excitement there, and that S..
600 had been raised and that men will
be sent to relief Of pro-slayery citizens
in the Territory.
A high STATE of feeling exists in all riv.
er and border counties of Missouri
Public meetings are held and large num-
bers Of men volunteering 10 60 TO aid
the Governor Of Kansas. Men Of dis
erection and property will go, ard with
the determination to remain until the
present state of affairs 10 pu, down, and
peace and order are restored in the ter
ritory.
Circulars and appeals, signed by pro
minent and influential men. are freely
circulated. asking aid to drive Lane and
his party out Of the country.
Large bodies of men have doubtless
by this time. entered the Tsrrit DRY, and
reports ola sanguninary and bloody con-.
1ict are daily looked for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-22
pENNsYLvANIA PoLTrIcs.

As the Pennsylvania election and her prooa-
bic future has here been Tor some time the ex-
elusive topic almost, among The people, we have
thought proper, as a matter Of interest to our
readers, 10 lookintOhe past history, and see
what uas the course of her State and National
elections, the result Of whi n we find to be as
follows
In 1855 the Democrats carried Peunsylgania
in October Ly over 7,oep, but in November
Van Bsren had only majority of 4,S6A Ia
1870, n October the Democrats carried it by
:, Gag, but in November Harrison carried it by
34S. In lS4S. IN October, the STATE went for
the Democrats by 2,6SG, but in November,
General Taylor Carried it by 1854. In 1859,
the Democrats carried it At both elections, but
Scott poIled larscr vote in November than was
givef. by the Democrats at the October election.
This was the state of the case heretofore,
however We douJs if such viii be the case this
year. Es every where the State election seems 10
hsye been Fegzraelas test vote, which may
-aeocsnt in part for the extraordinary vote cast,
ard also from the fact that the opposition are
greatly divided among themselves.
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spa9:Im
!DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN.
TRACTOR.


INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, and pain produces
haatIOn. Wherever there heat hrobIIng
reucss, matter whether 1t caused By fever. hurt
poison rheumatism. piles scad, burn sting
i' nnaiuaiion a hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion. To prevent palm
and restore nature inflammation be subdncd
somPh this the Efforts of the physician always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians rst and
ssgacicus persons Who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR convinced and admit, that s
control inflammation wonderful md immediate,
instantly aayag the pain, neutralzinT poison, extracting
morbid secrconE and forcing her COURSE
renewing and healing. No burn, scald, ament,
two yield s soothing curing influence Ap-
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Is In Steel Engraving with
the names of G. V. oLICKRNER CO., proprietors and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
25cts. per box.
gan orders should be addressed TO CIV. clicxener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. TIL LOGAN Co.
sp2s:im Wheeling, Va.
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REAL ESTATE SANS
Trustees sala

u wife to me dated juno aad ISs sr iaEisaGe
SH5s eSgo s. ,Se fEo SssS
County on Monday The rst day Of morse y
s.ss gSsf Ns,1 .s , the h,shss. bidder, ~
inEand also forty feet in width OF ~ ns C;iy II
lot SS;Ss twenty four s!tnated on ws,sf
Trans of SALE.-One third of thr ,,,.., go
ed in Cash on tho dag Of sale and the r. 80 h r.
o. SIX and twelve month. :ror II. 3.
ehasSTs STinE bond with good see1riiy Aay' ih' p.
tho day OF sale and thu title BE- rr;si, ia
Guritv TIL the purchase money Is naid " ie';sT
Selling as Trustee shall CONVEY ori,..,
ed in By laid deed Of trust az '''s a. j. g..
~ The above sale ~ again .,lis,-,., -
Sd day Of November, 1850. H''i NeadIr %
o.,,c-.. EDWARD II. Y17zllrss
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sqR1NGFELLow BANIsHED.

The following account of the Punishment of
Benjamin Stringfeliow, NC take from the col
nmns Of the Missouri Democrat While it is
the province of an independent press to set its
iace against anything Of mob character, We
cannot forego theremark that the case of String
fellow seems to embody that meaning of the civil
law which was contained in the words 'lex ia
Eonis," or retr;bution in kind. There il no
man who has waged more unrelenting war
against his opponents, or prosecuted them with
such deadly and exterminating hatred. We
speak that VIC do know, and not from hcarsay,
bat from an experience among the scenes which
agitated Kansas and Missouri last winter. When
r. mans own partisans, SO turn about and de-
clare that no longer can they endure his pres
ence, It surely must be that he has reached an
unusual degree of brutal fanaticism:
Tue Missouri Democrat, of the 18th, says:
A gentleman who arrived in this city from
Weston last Saturday, says that au indignation
held, at which the Punishment of Stringfcllow
from Weston ard Platte county had been re-
solved upon. The circumstances which gave
rise to this proceeding were these: A merchant
Of Weston, by tho name Of Rockwell some time
ago sold out his stock Of goods to firm known
in the exercise of their commercial liberty had
aold quantity of -four TO certain parties in
Kansas. This fact happening to become known
TO body of regulators in Platte City, an armed
expedition OF abont one hundred men issued
from that place aal proceeded to Weston, with
the a"owed purpose of arresting and hanging
Perry. 'shom they accused of being an adolf
ZIONIST, On reaching Weston, they at once
placed themselves under the command Of String
fellow, and marched 10 the store of the parties
against whom they had sworn summary ven
geancc. Mr.. Perry Was arrested and ASSURE!
chat he should be hung. Upon this Mr. P
4 appealed to the people Of Weston for protection
and justice, and the result shows that he did not
calculate in vain upon their sense of right. AS
soon us these circumstances became generally
known, public meeting was called, Mr.. Perry
was released, and the party from Platte City
ordered to leave within two hours, or abide by
the consequences. They then proceeded to dis
pose Of the case of Gen. StringGellow, whose
course in the Kansas difficulties they denounced
most indignantly, and concluded by passing a
resolution requiring him to leave the town and
county forever, giving him five days to settle up
his affairs.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES


DR.. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PEAAPE PILLS are infallI
bic in removing ssOppages irregularities mcnse-
These Pills nothing but have been by the
many years. in France and Alnerca With un-
parAeled success in and he ursed by many
thousand ladies who have them, make the Pills pub
c for the alienation suffering from any Irregular
es Whatever well preventive ladies whose
health will permit increase family Pregnant
males, those sapposng themselves are cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor no
sponsIbity af'eTthe above admonon although their
would any injury health otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLrEs K BUsHFrELD,
Gen'lAsen,s for Ohio county, No e5 Monros st.
Alsofer snIe by T. H. LOGAN ( co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders uEt be addressed tile General Agents
they will supply thetstea ProprietorE prices
the Pills eonhdstiay to ladies by nal. by enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post-of:ice
N B-Dr luponco's Golden Pills. signature az Dupon.
coz every hOx; other genuine. particulars get
Circular of Agents. aps5-ly
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Ambrotvpes For Sl.

PARTRIDoEa a, his nen and spseoas rooms, With fac Il
Ties for operating and Arrangement light equal to
any in the country, and far superior any in the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpasssd
Ia the country. Re prepared 10 make Ambrotypxs so
they be sent by postage Also TO set
them in loekets and pins, ptes Dasgsrreotypss
Pictures made for customers cd specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages Unchanged.
Ankinds OF materials used in he buaiusss for sale
Rooms side Of Main ST. apve Monroe, over Mar,h
TayIor,s new store aurla
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a Dye For abe EEnir.-Perteetion ia not a.taine.
BY Incidence and there crosslot road to
sal favor The world will be blown like chaF into
channel indicated hy imitatnrs Witness anchored
fame of BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE. by watching when
others slept by and ruhful-
WARRANTED not disnppoint the hopes
Of those vino Made Sold applied the Wig
Factory gag Broadway York. See that each box ha.
VA. 4 BA1cukloA on no others are genuine. solyby
T.u. LOGAN & CO.,
spae:1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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House For SaIe
For Rent,
Trust Sale of Real Estate.

T0Yvrtnc Of Deed Trust executed by teor-s Hart
~ G1an to me- bearing date December g. ISi
et IN the Clerks olics of Ohio CouIty Ccur;. Dse n
3d. AT ieiIu 81 T expose 10 sale by prbc auSiru H.
'front.' door o. the Court House Ohio CUu;lr OF "a
SepteH'er 18th. l6, line real estate conv-y-fO
Deed, being Lots Nes !. :, and >. Sqar- No L.
SPr and EitchieS addition South VIE lag, 4i
the toSn 0E South Wh-rling
TERMS OF saLE-Fhr NJ Si12. ~ crrts srd ts
FtnseS = sale, in cash-snl credit /. l. U"1ts
for the residue.
The skove sale Is postponed S.'srtsv I;,a
day of November 1886. JAS II STOJ:T
nrt2!L-tds Tr.'.,.-
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,,o , St. Lous, June 90, 1858.
PROF. WOOD: As ycn about prepare and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative as
quest opinion OF ILL., will state, my hair was few
months ago, gray and after using bottles OF your
Hair Restorative 1t resumed Its original color; since its
application all dandruf has disappeared my head and
have been troubled With dSagrceable itching OF the
scalp am satisfied that those who II, regret
T. Az 1t gives the appearances of having recently oiled
are DESTROYS OF having beautiful head OF hair
! ans, sir, yours. &c.
II. L. STEWART.
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Wheeling island Property

FOR SALE.
IllE undersigned offers Tor MI part % Ling
Island nov in ;he occupancy Of William C;s:' .;
Markc: Garden. lie ias k&d AiI srt., -;l
ranging in -ze from One Gnl haIf T.rc Ne=,- W!;s
lane, forty feet wide. running through t- centre, i IN
Town Lots 20 the head OF the Island.
For beauty OF location, and fertility .! so s p5o7rr
Is net surnaSseh S the Ohio River amt trsVri.-
sirnus obtaining delightful location eour.r!
Fcnicntthr cite, th"s. Wishing engage liz III
ness Of Market Gardening, it oilers strong iniuSc
purchase.
plot: "f the premises seen, Ti'-rn
TO the subscriber, who will give every Information rein
ton to it, and she sHIC will he liberal!
FRANCIS l. ARMSTRONG,
Atf'y IN fast ~
jalt HENRY MOORE TS...-
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Professor Woods Hair R~.t.rn,ive.

That all the bald and gray be perfectly
original growth and color r their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt; besides 1t will every possible
dsease Of the scalp whether developed danduG itching
or in the shape of cutaneous eruptionseve scnlhen
and in possible will fail Of curing By magic,
nervous periodical headache, and II twice week
By the young, vigorously, it will preserve the cror and
keep the hair from falling, Read
judge.
For sale by LAUGHL1Ns BusuF1RLD, No. rs, Mon.
roe strcc.t nn9-
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PEoFlTs OF GKAPEs.-In the neighborhood of
Cincinnati there are moro than two thousand
acres IN grapes Tho profits average, la
acre. The costs of planting ranges from 81 otI tn
800 per acre. The expense, with ordinary land,
need not exceed $3.50 per acre.
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EDWARD woLCoTT.


PROF. o. ]. WOOD
AsNou are about TO manufacture and vend your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative i'll
Nmay concern, that have used known others
10 use -tIIn lhaHe for several years, habit
using other Hair RrStoratiVes and that yours vastly
superior TO any other know. 1t entirely
OF dHndfur ana with one months proper will
EnF il hei.hy soft and glossy and all this,
without dscoorinc the hands that apply
which drops. would, therefore, recommend lis use 10
every one DESTROYS Of having iIr texture to the
hair. Respectfully ou-s,
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WE wAxTTo say wOap or NO asUu. BILLIARDS. HAIR
DYE The subject delicate enc, lnasmuch persons
However. will just hint ts, soo roce
Gle haA taken She highest premium the Worlds Pair,
The Fairs Of the American Institute. endorsed by
such chemists Chiffon and Tory they want
Dye ts: cannot be DISTINGUISHED from nature
they had better purchase BALLARDs at 500 Broadway
spsa-lneaM - !
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Trust SaIo

R1 virtue Of a Deed OF Trust cxyc1..,,
Hartman, bearing datg the lntl ,. Nv ''r-.s-
lSa and recorded In the Clerks o!ise n /" Jsrr,
OF OhIo County, vs., in Deed Rock s. p. s7ts .
AMI hH virtue Of another pcr,l Of TTusf -
said George HErsiG'au TO bearing DAT. Is Z;
s., page al: - - 10 =.
Ard by virtue If another pre+ 81 T-l,s. .,..
the SAIL Greree Hartman, bearing i9:e On :. i'Tel
nav $50, and recorded in the .4tn- ofes II. -
VIII sell 81 public auction on Monday
cr;1oc!, I-'t ut II O'Clock A. NJ. ~ n - - =.
Court House Of Ohio County, Lots aunt. = a. is.
and T. on tn. plat NJ James Il. Baker an, ~! !
substitution Of Lots No. / =, ami II, Stu.I> Il -
Rinrl plat of the Cts NJ Wheeling helm. 70 a .
Nheiith" ATHESSr-i l. erected AEd FIR - =
"a aforesaid '' ''-'i - >,
TERMS og SALE.--The sun sf IS 81 81 ,,-,-...,
renses "f sale in csS. and credit for IL y. .'
Fog $S33 Ni.til April ISL lsS.
For III until Nav iCih l=ST
For Sl62 until OctaAer lst fSs-
For Go nit November 1Gth ISL
For $:i563 urtn April JsI l&ss
For 90 uH;l flag l6:h, lS:.S
For GO nUti Sovef:.btr Ie,. isSs
For CO until Mag 18th, 1sS9
For 3 65 until Sow cruhrr lG;t $50
For 1896 until M.y !G;h. IsGn
Aud for t!r .Catdo" Of tlI- purchase rrr,,,.
MAY l6t1 1867, with Interest frsT7 ,!ay OF ssi -
The purchaser 10 gre neCntisbl- moi, ~, -.
payments seSuEEd by deed Q: IEust on ;Ac ro.
octl5:,a, 81 Eogf.
Z