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From Kansas.

Adsices from Loayenworth To the s,h inst
state that l-avcnworth County is the only
one thus far heard from giving Democratic
majority. Donipham county givesa Rcpub-
llcan majority OF % Atchison Rep. majority
OF ~ aud Douglas a Republican majority OF
l6W-thesc returns are given as authentic.
Topeka 100 and Calhoun I59 Delaware
and kickapoo give Dem. majority Of 80 and
i5o--in the later rroeine, the trooys voted a,
the instance Of Gov Walker. johnson coun-
ty is conceded to the Democrats but i, is
thought that Douglas county will give q
.nft' iensly large Rep. majority 10 carry the
District.
ST. LoeB. Oct. 10.
Later adncsa state that the MAJORITY for
Parrot, the Republican candidate for Con-
gress over Ransom, the Democratic candidate.
Is from 5 to 5000. According to the estimate
OF Tree state men, tho Council will stand 2
Republicans 10 Democrats, and the HOUSE
"a Republicans to Is Democratic.
ST. Loris, October l2
No official returns from Kansas have;yet been
received, but W. have additional reports Of
the majorltlts in various counties, which
place beyond doubt the success OF the free
State party in the late election. Parrott is
elected to Congress, and the free State men
have majority in both branches Of tho
legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16
BANGOR, 18th.
A, a meeting of the banks.

Resoired, Tha, the Suffolk system i.
calculated to promote sound currency.
and e'peciilly so in the present crisis :;
ani tina, The New England banks do no.
eatlrel, suspend specie payment.
Resofred, 1ha; it is cxpcdient for tho
banks Of Bangor to be governed BY. and
act with the New ELgIard Bank. during
this crisis; and continue to redeem in
Boston As usual
Resoi0cd, That, in the opinion Of this
mec'in. tina. bills q! banks tina; do ut.
redeem in Boston should no. be taken 4:
our counters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

Nerer too Late. Many just within the
grasp Of Consumpt ion are saved every
wear By the faithful use Of DR.. Wis,ar'
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Its succcss in
allaying and curing severe protrlcsed
coughs is remarkable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

CABINET CnAsoEs.-TheN New York
Mirror assumes it as probable tina. Mr.
Ioueey. Secretary of Navy. will sue
coed to Judge Curtiss place on the
Supreme Bench. The Cabinet vacancy
will then mos, likely be filled by Mr..
Clifford of Maine. although the Mirror
thinks no appointment would be moro
acceptable than that of Mr.. Bancroft,
the historian, to tina, position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16
BATH. Mel th.

The officers Of the banks here, at \
meeting he'd this eve. resolved to sus-
pend specie paymen, for the present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16
TELEGRAPHIC
10 The american.
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 18th.

Cambria County gives Democratic
gain of 1900. Indiana County 100
majority for Hilmot. Cleveland l4s
do. The following Democratic majori.ics
are given. Stark and Wayne SEQ each.
sandusky 400 ; Lucas 200; Henry $50:
defiance 900. The following Republi.
can majorities are given. Lorraine 1898:
Medina 400 !; Huron 1870; Wood $50:
Lake 1903; Cayahoga 400. Democrat
ic gain is considerable on the vote of
last fall, but i, is not in sufficen. ratio
to carry the State. I'VE think it means
Republican instead of Demo cratic
Ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

-Ignorarsce and cone,it are two Of ,hc
worst qualities to combat. Il is easier T.
dispute with statesmen than blockhead
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

Among the suspension of banks in
Philadelphia was that of Eliza Banks.
who hung herself on account of unre-
Quilted love, but she was cut down aud
redeemed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

OPINIONS DIFFER.-The Editor OF tie
Gospel Banner IN speaking Of the reeen;
S tate Fair. says
Bangor WAS crow ded TO overfowing
Hotels and private houses swarmcd, but
generous hospitality crowned every
board and opened all doors and hearts
The show OF stock was fair though not
large, and the display OF horses was very
superior.
On the whole. the saccess of the Fair
in Bangor has proved tina, the State
Society is a fixed institution. Every
body is promising the enterprise and
spri. OF Dr. Holmes and his associates,
and the generosity Of the Bangor peo-
pie.
On tie other hand, the Skowhegan
Clarion finds fault, and thinks the Ban
gor people manifested disposition to
take advantage of tbs necessities OF
visitors We think tac Carton has
oeen listening to some Of the croakers,
and has been mi,informed as to the facts.
We never witness d more generous
disposition to m1date al the visitors
than was manifested By the Bangor
people. The II ,e.s never were exceed.
ed in the spirit of acconmd alton, i any
place. Many the private citizens
openal their door, 4ni generous invited
in those VIII were NJ, aceomnoia,ed at
tn. Hotels. The Ban .or House, Ger, i'm
y the best KEEP, Hotel N the State, in
stead OF taking advantage of the neces-
sites Of visitors, cut down its regular
price half dollar per day. II there
was some way to keep at home the fault
finders en- these public occasions, how
much moro pleasant it would be.
We heard one of them grumbling
because he could not get anything to eat
better than he had at home.
The Georgia election resulted n the
election OF Brown the Democratic candi.
date. and SIX of the eight Representa-.
,lves to Congress Of the same stripe.
The Editor of the Portland Tran.
scrip, gives a very fa,tering account of
Rev. II. Eaton's high School for boys
a, Kent's Hill. The School is in -four
ishing condition and deserves to be.
Hon. Louis McLsne died at bis res
idence in Ba ,imore the It'll inst.
Rev Father Sawyer was l02 years
bid on Friday last. He resides with
relatives in Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

The recent news from Europe
brings nothing decisive in resarl 10
India sfsrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

Governor Walker has recently written
another Proclamation. addressed TO the
people OF IA sas, in which he virtually
admits about all the Republican papers
and letter writer's have charged upon this
and the preceding administration, and
its h,rel,nss and the bogus Territorial
government. Here is wha, the able
correspondent of the New York Courier
aud Enquirer says Of this las, production
of Walker
Gov. Walkers Proclamation concern
ing the election 10 Kansas. may he taken
as Il series of confessions Of the in,amies
Of border-rufiian rule in that Territory
lie confesscs that the law respecting the
apportionments for the next Legislature
was fraudnlenilv concealed from him
until !, was too late for him 10 act. tie
admits that fifteen counties were dis
ffanchised in the az .ortionf~ent thai
was made. after he had failed by reas N
Of the fraudulent concealment of the law
to do his duty 20 the people of tie Ter
ritory. tie admits that the people Of
these sane counties were defra4dsi of
their rights Of representation in the con-
yen,ion now sitting for II. formstian Of
a Constitution. lie doe, not deny ina,
the Infamous gents Of this l1cal tyranny
imposed on the people by violence and
fraud. and are se,ksg to affx eon
dition to the right Of saftaxs which
will exclude the mass nf ei,z ms from
the polls. And while he makes vague
promises Of protection against faetAer
fraud aud violence. by means If L. 5.
troops. he virtually admits that ne can
do ro,hing to defea, the purposes of
those TO whom these crimes agains, the
right. Of the people are justly charge
able.
Upon the ahole. the Governors pro-
clamation presents the most pitiable
picture Of squa,ter-sovereignty aud ruff
fan government ever yet ofhsiaily re-
corded. INSPEC FOR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

In all the above cases, where moro than
one copy is taken, the paper will be mailed
separately to each Subscriber, Twenty cop
les of tho Weekly Republic will be sent TO
ONE ADDRESS, for $25 for one, year and for
SIC, 50for six months.
Persons volunteering to act as agents, will
have the benefit Of the reduction Of price,
according to the above schedules; for any num-
ber of copies more than two, not embraced IN
the above schedule, such person may retain
fifty cents on each yearly subscriber to the
Weekly or Semi-Weekly, and twenty-five
cents for each subscriber for six months.
Published and editei by Geo. NJ
Weston, ESQ. :, Washington.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

tn, elccti on in Minnesota Tues
d > was on the adoption of a Consiiiu-
ton. election Of members Of Congress.
Governor. Lieut.. Gov. Supreme and
District Judges, members Of Les .slature.
&c. &c. We have no returns as yet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

The terms of the Republic are as follows,
and we take pleasure in commencing it to the
patronage of the Republicans of Maine
The Weekly Republic is Published on the fol
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Che GIlswcrtb american
ELLSWORTH:


RTptY MORNING. OCT. Is, 1871
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-16

Political economists have been
specializing upon the probabilities Of
steam triumpaiug over wind, as motive
power. bu, wind has :he inside track
Just now.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-12
G. !, FAIN, N. D.,
Assistant Physician

Assistant Physician.
Pursuance Of an entered INTO III the Fac
N under whose control this Institution has passed for
Der of years to the undersigned the 10th April Of
last year, took charge OF II as Physician in Chief and super
intendent
Until this arrangement shall terminate the Hospital viii
be conduc ted By him individual enterprise and in
cOrdance with the provisions of the Act Of the Legislature by
which it conveyed to FacuyEe being all costs
and charges incurred in its management and looking solely
to the patronage Of The Institution for remuneration
The Faculty constu Board OF consul ing Physicians
and Surgeons, Free of Charge, in all reaed he
hospital BY the resident Physician, IN which taer assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangements OF the Hospital in charge Of
the Sisters Charity who will also suPern end the pFepara
upon the sick person, hen geeabe the patient
and not forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPA BTMENT.
distinct section Of building will be appropriated to
this class PATIENTS who will receive every aenton neces
sary for their comfort and well being Separate rooms VIII
be assigned TO each if desired, or II circumstances make
IL necessary.
IYING.IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation Of
lying in females both white and back who Will be carefully
watched over during their confinement
EYE AND EAR lNEIRMARY.
Diseases Of the Eve Ear will be at the Hospital
In consultation with the ablest Surgeons Of the city,
The Hospital of the State Tennessee is situated near the
Franklin Turnpike, about mile from tn Public Square Of
Nashville The buildings are roomy ahd sPacou and admla
bly, arranged with respect uatiOn Within the pas year,
handsomely lifted up that patients may here nnd accom-
mOdatons equal TO those OF our first class hotels A60n
ten acres OF ground contained Wnn the enclosure Inc
yard In 'front.' is hickly with blue and beautifully or
namented with shade trees shubDeT Oh dOes
the coones verduTe and pure air of the county, the Hos
ptal OF The State Of Tennessee is upon the whole,
Of the most Inviting from the neal and dust OF
city during Summer anywhere 10 be found IN nr vcin
ty Nashville Conneete with the buildings Is bathing
establshmen conveniently arranged for The administration
of the OaLn in all its forms.
Distinct departments the bu ldngs assigned TO e
different classes Of patients Diseases OF avrent and in
IecLiOUs character, viii be treated at the Hospital.
Patients they desire it, will be received as boarders
merely and may lney choose orns with hem he nurses
and select their sca aud Surgeons. In such nstanecs
medicines will be Furnished and serpuons sIfe carried
out
In calling attention to the Hospital ofthe State the under
signed Iakes occasion TO thar he will devote himself al
exclusively the dis harg the duues deVoved up
by the position he pies, and that he Will
himself sIrenuOusy make the Institution what should
be- great public benefit and the Of wdey extended
relIef o human suffering.
oct II-wIy SAM'L. L. WHARTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-12
TWO Val LuABLE FARMS E0R SALE.

THAT V4uAbie farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight years. is for sale. II les
Big Harpeth river, the county of WI
hanson, miles from Nashville. the illage
Thnk Richland and Cehteye rn-upke, nine miles
from Franklin, the county of williamson and within
miles OF the North WesteA Railroad nov being
sTucted. The tract contains about four hundred and eli
Of ast farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
Of the tract. IL formally the well known
the late Wilkins Whtehld.
on this farm comfortable residences with all ne
cessaTy hOuses barn. cribs stables carriage house,
excellent young orchard OF most choice iTut Good
spring and abundance Of never failing water
running from different sources through the AdjOn-
farm ther tract Of about hundred
excellent land with good residence, for sale soil
equal TO for crops either grain grass
and both united hey will be sold separately together
may suit buyersO II is thought bN good Judges could be
made of the best stock in the State its
As those wanting TO buy would whsh TO view
the premises before purchasing further description is
deemed Unnecessary. but all call and
themselves. laug 25-eO&Wul JOHN I. HILL.
WISH TO sell the farm which l reside, in Williamson
county, ADJOINING that advertised above by Mr. John T.
Hill, containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
nine and hall OF FIRST rate farming la d, with
Portable dwelling. with al necessary out houses suitable for
small aTn with good Inc farm is well enclosed
with good esees including about hundred yards
with Mr. His-as both united would certainly make
rabie farm, and purchasers invited call on Hill
and examine the premises. LAVlNlA CRAIGHEAD.
For ferher particulars apply to Mr. H. n. Snyder a. the
StOreof Sryder & Frzzell, Nashville L. C..
aug5-eOSWU
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Kerosene Oils.
UIbIILLED FkUM GUALs
(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT)

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LET fERS PATENT1
z KBRosENR ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
ud heretofore discovered is inexplosVe, and will
main limpid in the cOldest weather.
The Company recommend clamps best adapted to this
OIL the kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
parties MessEs Cornelius Baker, also, Dyott Of Phs-
dephia. g. v. Haughwaut& & Co.. 4S Broadway the Brook
lyn Flint Glass Co. 73 Broad Street. Messs Detz & Co
1s William Street, L. MeTeieT 1876 Elm Street, and H. Bd
wards A Duaae street, N Y Samples of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Oiee of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRc OIL, No l. Prepared to suite the
fnes and all ober kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
best Sperm Oh and is admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship
KEROSENE LUsRIcANa OILS, No. 243. Superior Lubrica
Tor and will be found posses advantages any Oil
the market at prsces-w not burn-and have been
prepared meet the Tequgementsof Railroads and others
KEROSENE BEEAcLE on. Prepared expressly for Ship
aud will be found admiralty adapted for OF Stezm
ships Men of War, Merchants Vessels Lake aud River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin, staterooR Cnnaee FOrcass
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, &c.
Bnnsce Oil will remain hud long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmastef.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship Chambers Druggists and GroeeEs in New York. and
the regularly appointed Agents Of the Company in many
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United States
Canadas, ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed n conformity the rules ssab
lished BY The Bosrd Of Tr1steesJ application TO
AUSTEh'S
GENKRAL AsKSTs, KKRosKNK OH Co.
No so Beaver street, NJ Y
N. B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials, pnees
&c, g.. will be forwarded on application rs above
Junee-iy. IA. wi
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agNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OGIO, AND
BALTIMORE. 2s HOURSt
BAGGAGE CHEUKED THROUGH /

BALTIMORE, 2s hOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHf
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 70 Wash
ingt0n be procured, to which point IS we'll IS 70
oslmore II Is me shortest most dreei ana IN every
pect the most reliable route. IL Is the only By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets New York are enabled
- reach the cities OF BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA and New
YORK, al the cost OF Ticket to New YORK only thUs
aong Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or uor
10 visit four ofthe principal cities the Union for
sss cost than be Afforded b. any other route
And it is the only route BY which Through Tickets can
Je hsd to Richmond, Norfolk Winchester Fredercksburz
and Petersburg, VG Charleston, SsvHnnsh Macon A.
anita Augusta, Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stsge Coaches Of
carter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river
LOEIsVLLs connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati with the Jacksonville
2arOsd TO Indianapolis, Ind make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad 10 Wheel.
ng, whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
asiroad is made to ashngIon City, BALTIMORE Phia-
leIpha and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Men,
nis transferred ct Cairo 70 the cars Of ths Illinois
IentrAl Railroad, from themes passing through Terrs
daute Indianapolis Dayton and Xeniat Columbus Three
Jaiy Trains leave Columbus 81 10 A, NJ $3.50 p N add
fS p N.
~ Travellers requested to notice that while this In
only route ahording Through Tickets al the Eastern
ites at the charged by other routes to Ap
TOrE only, it is also the Shortest spesoy and direct
all the leading points in tbs East The distance from
Columbus 10 Baltimore only 5T6 miles, beng about 100
niles shorter to New York. thar by any ohe There
less changes Of cars by this ROUTE and consequently
ess detention, than By any other.
EB The road IS bsllastsd with broken stone and Is
ntrely free from dust- ......
Fo-furthsr information, please appytO D. G. RUMsEY,
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
as U. 8 Mail steamers, al the Jesfsonve Railroad
Hee, Main street. WM s. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation b. 4 U. B. &.
JOHN N. SHARP. General Wsstsrn Agent.
luns 25
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$50 Reward for jim,

LIZ len the last Of October, He Of age very
IL active, rather more than ordinary Negroes,
shout elk feet hgh Of color weighs upwards OF 200
pounds his clothing brown lnsay Jacket or coat, gray
pants gray over coat of thick character, heavy broHan
shoes think he i IN Robertson, Sumner perhaps In
Davidson county. he may procure Pass and for
Free State, IN company with some white person.
will give the above reward n he fs taken out OF this
Etsts twenty I've dollars Il 10 this Stzte
tbal can got HIM Information given the subser
her sx mi las OF Nashville on the Lou syuls and
Nashville Branch Turnpike
nov II I6S7-3Iw. VIM. D. PHILLIPS.
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill,

TTAsiust received the highest premium the great Ma
hi tionsl Fair atouisville, and also the Ohio State
Pair al Cincinnati the Little Giant Star and hAge
Kills.
for stock and for grinding for family use, tisISus &c
grinding be renewed al cost Of three dol
lars being cast separate from the other portions Of the
Mil.
Furnished complete. with pairs Of grinding rings for
ay dollars. Travelling Agents wanted 70 sell the above
Mills. J.. c. BALDWIN d co.
oct Q-d-fu&w2m n College street. NASHVILLE.
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RailroadgI Railroads !



NHE Central R0uis connscauz me Atlantestlss
L with estern Southwestern States
oJ continuous hallway direct Tins road also connects
RsDurg with daily hns OF Steamers al ports on
he Western Rivera and 81 CsYsiEnd and Sandusky with
Steamers 70 all ports the NornE ssiern Lakes; making
NE most darscS cheapest end Ss5s6s r0uts by whieh
EkkIGHT can be forwarded 70 and from ths Grsgt HsSE
Rates between Philadslphia and Pitrsburg:
fIRST OL4AesA-bcots, Shoes, DRY GOods trS. ,oov.
On 5oxes,) Furs, ksatners, Ac...... 80 P0' AVVA'
5kCOND CLASS-boOks ana StarOnery,t
Dry Goods pn DAIesJ Hardware, lss- soc per leon
tnery Ge.-.-.-.s.. .s...................
H1kD ,5Agglng, bacon, "a, ~, 1oaR,
ana FORK IN ouik,1 hemp, Ge..,--.. ~ - wv
5ktn OAASSs-U0nee, Ffshs Bacon, "a. -. 1oor.
and Pork packed Lard ana Lard udl s"e per 4VVD
flour-75 cts per bsl unit aaE1her nOues
GRAMS cts. per Les los alil further nOnca.
CottonS2Psr Oais, AOtsxossaIng sou lbs weight until
turLner notice. ----- -..
- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phfiss
kalroasT All Goods oOnsigned The Agents OF ths
Road Philsdsphla Pittsbarg viii De forwarded WEa-
Jut detention.
FRHsHr AasNrs.-Harris Wormlsy 4 Co., Memphis
tennesSee l. h. sass Co., st. LOUIS, j. 3 hIIcneli 4
son, EVansVe indiana; DumssnI, Bel and urdOek and
carter JeweT Louisville, by, b G. Asldrum Madison
n. ". Grsnam Co, lanes VILE, Ohio; Lssch Co. 40
54 klby street Boston; Lesch Astor House. New
YORK; No.1 William street. and Nos Battsrl Place New
Iork; l. }. 5nssder, Pniiadspnia; MsgrsW Moons bl
amOre; Geo. Y. kranclscus, PlItsDarg.
ID. ID. HOUSTON, 6slssrGg tFssgE Agsss, PislG.
d. J. LOAbAkkIs S1P't Ast0o1sg, "a.
nav Ny
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Bank Notes Of sound Banks ntpar Checks onNeW
York RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings Of Large Glasses will published in New York
and Orleans Sunday papers, and Charleston and Saw
abnah Dailies.
address Orders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages
Tickets 10 T. B. Anderson, Box 23, Nashyive Tennessee
to ANDEksON q SONs MaDagers
nov ql Macon or Savannah, Georgia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-12
Tax Sale,

WHEREAS, Thomas Summers, Collector Of The public
w TsNe, c0Hnty Of Stewart reported al the Novsm
Der 1857 circuit court for said county, the o
lowing land upon which the tax for The years e55
and eJ5 and unpaid and that the owners there
or have goods and chatels In said county upon whe
be dsralu for said 10 wIt Haywood and Wash
ingOns heirs, district No y containing $50
valued S7sQO ard county SiO67, cost
heretofore $3.50. Clerks fee Sl5O, Collectors fee SIO0
printers fee Sl,5U, total amount s l9 Il.
w. J. Hawkins district No 5, containing I60
valued al 500 90, State and county 25 Clerks fee
e5o collectors Zee 100 printers fee 81 So total amount
a9.5.
Whereupon, Is considered by the Court Judgment
be and s hereby entered against aforesaid
land, the name Of the State r the annexed each
being the amount Of taxes csts charges dne orally
thereon the years 1855 1885, and il n ordered BY the
Court that said several tracts Of land or much thereof
shall be sufficient Of each OF them satisfy the
costs and charges EuneNcd them severay be sold
Law directs. Test, A. b. ROSS Clerk.
the above order Of the Court shall pro
eeed 20 OHer the 4h day anuary next al the
Cour house. In the town Of Dover, the orsad
land much thereof as may be necessary satisfy the
taxes costs and charges thereon.
does TOS. SUMMERS. R. c.