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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

urLet every body recOect that almost any
kind Of foundry or brass work can be done al The
ciarksvllls Foundry and Machine Shop. There
ia no necessity for our MillerS, Farmers, or maR,
ufseturers to 20 TO any other place for rspdrs o.
Few work. Whitfield. Bradley & Co, oas Do eli
skAt 10 Soed 4 hetessou,s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

o., The next session of DR.. Rings High School,
for young ladies. will commence the 9th of Sep
TENDER. This school is In fourishing condition,
aud we presume that 1t will yet increase under
the charge Of its able superintendent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
Primary school.

THE NEXT Session OF Miss SALLIE How
ARDS School, will commence, the first Monday
in August, in the basement Of the Presbyterian
Church. TERMs ga, $40, and sac.
July IS, ls56-3w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
M'cCOrmac's Gallery Of Photography
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Pictures of every style and "ize taken. Lowest
price 81; highest price SIS. Persons having Oa :
guerreotypes Of deceased friends can have them
enlarged to Photographs Of the size of life, and
colored In oil on canvass or paper, with an accu-
racy not to be obtained in any other way.
GFRooms wet side Public Square, Clarksville
Oct. !, SILLY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

oTwe are informed by gentleman living 4
few miles north Of this place. that the prospec
for large and fine crop of tobacco. from the
country tributary to Clarksvils, is very aattsrne
indeed
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

place on our exchange list the GAINESVILLE Glenn
Chronicle, and ask the favor OF the publishers TO
send us the No. for July 2nd. We are lnteres cd
in 3 story, written by tho editor, Mr. r. w. Thorn.
as, which is appearing in the Chronicle, and that
No. of the paper has miscarTsed. The date Of the
story is 1872, and the Is laid in this county.
The writer describes Waynesborough as famous.
at that date, q mint. juleps and eusrieF-raees."
For the benefit of our friend Of the Lexington Ga
zette we copy the following In reference 70 S;aun-
ton--Ha modest retiring village which, 70 avoid be-
Ing too conspicuous, Lad seated Itself 10 sort Of
basin formed by surrounding hills" The Gazette
will testify that Stanton Il ~ "modestn now %
Il was in days Of yore i-Siasafon Va.) Spectator.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

BANK OF AMERICA We publish In another coll
umn the official statement OF the Bank Of America.
With such a statement before the public, no one
can doubt It's soIvency. There is no better money
institution In the State than the Bank Of America.
Iis officers aud stockholders are all reliable and re-
sponsible men. and its affairs are admirably man
aged. We understand that the rue made on this
Bank In Memphis few days ago was "hzzle'-
oil demands being promptly met.
We fully endorse the above notice Of the Bank
Of America, from our able aud well informed CO.
temporary, the Nashville Banner. II not only
deserves the compliment, but has the confidence
Of our entire community
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

1.-THE Rev. r. &. Pagan has had great rev-
val OF religion at Wooiawn, Tenn. We under
stand that there was a large Number Of CONVEX
sions. and warm feeling manifested on the part
Of the congregation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
w. n. BRYARLY H. Co.

HAVE an over stock Of the following Goods
and in order to make for their Fall purchase
have determined TO sell them
At Cost, for Cash.
And will continue Offering them II Cost until LIST
September next. No one will be asked more than
the exact cost for any Of them-and those that
have open accounts on their books, and do notpay
for what they may buy Of the goods here specified
will be charged a small advance
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
CONSISTING OF

Fancy silks = Parasols !;
Berages'-Fancy, solid Fans
colors and black; Picknet, Cotton, silk and
Organde Muslin Thread Gloves;
Lawns--fancJ and black; SILK and Cotton Hose and
Swiss Muslin !; Hail Hose
Corded and striped Swiss; Black d Fancy Mantles;
Embroidered Swiss in Bonnets, and Summer
Patterns Hats
Jaconet Muslin Mosquito Bars
Plaid Muslin !; Marsaies Coanterpanessi
Swiss and Jsconet Edg- Cottohades
ing and Inserting; Linnen Drilling y
Dimity. Swiss d Jacohet Bathing Towels )
Flouncing !; Floor OIL Cloths, ID,
Embroidered Collars Sd aud Sd,
Collars 4 Sleaves In Sets; Mahogany Table Oh
Embroidered Handher- CLOTH
chiefsi Carpets;
Ribbcns 4 Anda few small goods
pIfyou wantany Of the sbove, or will want
any this summer, now IL the time and this'tho
place 10 buy them.
June 4th '5e--tf w. III. BRYARLY T. Co..
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MA r RED.

ON 2Ist inst, by the Rev Mr. Plasters LOGAN
w. GuxS. NJ. D.. 10 Miss NJ. JosErHIrE HADDOx ),
al Of Logan county Ky.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

The SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call the at
tenton of the public to his Carriage mauufactory
where those In want Of good Carriage or Buggy
or repairing we'll done, can. be suited. Several
Carriages and Buggies on hand Shop, head Of
Strawberry Alley near the court house.
GEOR3E PATTON
June II, '56-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
STOCKHOLDERS M. @. 4 L. r. I;

AoalI of psr cent on tho capital stock. pay
she. ihe lst dAy Of August next. was THE day or
' 49, YIN A orkstss. Vsss'.
Jolr 4 sSa-sL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

B. Plosser & Co., have good stock Of Clothing
which they are selling at very low figures.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
RARM FOR SALE.

On the 5th day Of August next I will sell, to
the highest bidder, (if not cold privately before
that time) my farm, situated In Montgomery Co.
Tenn OH the Nashville & Hopkinsvile turnpike,
miles north Of Port Royal and Is miles lIom
GAINESVILLE. The ,ract contains
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
Change of Time.
THOMAS & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

wholesale and Retail Druggists,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
WILL continue to sell Drugs. Paints, Glass. Per.
fumery, Books, Stationery, Oils, Combs, &C., a,
reduced prices for cash, or to Pumctual dea-
lers on Time, payable LIST July and LIST January.
Towns Thomas, having returned from
California to Clarksville, for the purpose OF ma.
king II his future home will take charge Of the
store. and give il his entire personal attention -
To his old friends and scquaintances. nothing need
be said TO recommend him kept to say, call and
see him, for, by so doing, they will find him the
same "HomBRE," ready to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor the concern with their Gus
tom.
In calling the attention Of our many friends to
the above Gard. we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks for their very long and con-
'inued custom.
G- Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square, near Franklin street.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Jan 8, '59-tf
AMONG the "things useful" the following ar
ticles will be found in our very large variety Of
goods, viz
Cogniac Brandy, vintage l84I, price, 50 so per
BOTTLE Sl4 per gallon other qualities at less prices
Catswba Brandy. in bottles, pure, 81 rs per
bottle.
Pure Old Port Wine, 50 90 per gallon, 81 rs
POI ooHc. SuTo oiu NlaueiIat % per gailon,
81 rs per bottle.
Bourbon Whisky, Q years old. 50 so per gall.
" Royal. 81 9s per gallon.
Browns 81 and so e"
Boerhave's Holland Bitters;
Hostetturs Bitters;
Hooflaud German Bitters;
Remedies for the cure Of Cbills and Fever;
Liniments for Man and Beast.
Superior green and black Tess, from 81 20 to 81
per pounl.
Superior ground black Pepper
Patent Fruit Cans, large supply.
Woods Hair Restorer;
Mrs Aliens Hair Restorer,
Soaps, very fne-Perfumery, &c.
Graffenherg Medicines;
Jayne's Medicines;
Cooking and Washing Soda;
CARROTS and Rhinehsrts Snuffs;
Starch, Bluing and Spices.
Bath or Bristol brick Cor cleansing cutlery.
Writing paper-such as letter, cap, legal, rec ord.
note, mourning also assortment Of Envelopes,
Visiting cards, &c.
A very large lot of School Books, States, copy
books, &c. Also fine variety Of Miscellaneous
Books, just received.
Our Chemicals and Select Powders challenge,
for purity aud beauty. any Drug house In the
State. uTPrescriptions accurately prepared at
all hours.
CONNECTION Of Bark, highly recommended to
Physicians an Antiperiodic and Tonic, the for
mula Of which can be seen at the drug store -
Prepared by T. A. Thomas.
Ground Paints, in oil and water; white lead
snow white Zinc, dry and in oil; raw and boiled
Oils; Brushes; fancy goods, Cutlery, Razors,
window glass, &c. All Of which will be sold
| cheap, by THOMAS g. BROS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
Mammoth Barber Shop
East side of the Public Square, next door to Fow-
lers Jewery Establishment.
GOLD GEORGE"

Who keeps clock out" for sharp rszors, clean
towels, clean brushes and clean combs. He will
also keep "look out" that his customer shall
be waited on politely, promptly and carefully IN
the way of Shaving, Shampoouing, cutting Hair,
&c. He will also dye Hair, Whiskers. &c. either
brown or black; rlean, renovate ans remove stains
from either gentlemen or ladies' wearing apparel
without injury to the goods. He also has Bath
House, where his customers can be accommodated
with either warm or cold bath. He has lately
employed No. Barber, and with him and n
efficient boy 10 do the brushing he fatters himself
he can please all who call on him, Gentlemen
give George call ahd he will do his best for you.
GEORGE S. d. MARTIN.
July 9. ,58-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
For House Keepers.

Sewing Machine Needles, Oil Curtains and FIX
lures, all Paper, Silver Plated Casters, also,
Spoons and Forks, superb lot of Tea Trays and
Walters, Plated Water Writers for Parlors; Pota-
TO steamers Table Knives and Forks, Salad spoons,
Brass. Glass and Silver Candlestlcks, Cornelius
best Oil Lamps. Hall Lamps, Brass and Japaned
Lanthorns, Market Basket Veocipedes, Cabs and
Willow Carriages in great variety. Call at
,...- BEAUMONT g. BARNES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

Call at FALL & TURNLEY's for fine rOcke,
Cutlery. ZAP 6
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30


CT ARKSVlLLE, TENNESSEE.
.-
Axes-Ssm w Collins, H Collins, G reat Western,
Lippincott and Newmyer e. Graft.
Blacksmith's Tools Of every grade, including the
well-known warranted Browns Bellows. mouse
Hole Anvils, and other very desirable goods.
Bolts-Spring, Tower, Shutter, neck and chair
bolts
BUILDING MATERIAL-The stock of bull
ding Hardware Is unsurpassed, and we'll worth the
attention Of dealers. Extra fine locks, hinges &c.
CandIesticks-Every variety, including
brass, chamber and plated Candlestcks, of the
latest aud most imp roved styles.
Cutlery-An extra assortment Of pocket aud
table knives. carvers, butcher-knives, shears, and
razors, also a fine assortment Of best warranted
Ivory-handled knives, in sets or dozens with war
ranted plated Forks and spoons to match.
Carpenters TOOls---The largest and best
selected stock in the market, including planes OF
all kinds, and also Cooks patent asst steel auger
bills, with many other warranted articles for the
Carpenters mechanic and farmers use.
COOperS. Shoe makers and Saddler's Tools
including the finest assortment OF bride bits stir,
rup irons and buckles &c
GhAtns.-stIait aud twisted traces, tongue
halter, breast, fifth, log, stretcher & stay chains.
Gums, ana Gun materials of every description.
including Guns from 81 to $500, together with
the finsst assortment Of sporting apparatus Of
fered to this trade.
HATCHETS, Hammers, Hames and Handles
assorted. Locks and Latches of all kinds & every
grade, including few very handsome front door
Locks, mortice locks; also a few extra Store door
Locks. Lanterns, levels, ladies', and lard tryers.-
Mills, coffee and paint mills.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS can find II great.
ly TO their interest by examining the stock OF steel
shovels. picks and ca I steel.
SAws,--Hsnd. crOss.cut, whip and circular
saws, &c. sCALES-SPripg. platform, counter.
beam and tea scales. Shovels--long and short
handled shOyels. shovel g. tongues, SO.
Together. with
The finest assortment Of Hardware, Guns, Gut
lery, and edge Tools ever offered Ia this market
Ali Of which will be sold inquest naby low, for
cash, or TO prompt paying customers on time
tkOugh-dne when. eaIlsdfor. 2, $500
-. FALL. & TURNKEY,
P,s' os,.a. Perch. ssitiaE and packing sl~py'
yaly IS ,t6ss-U
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
Mustang Ponies.

ON Monday, the second day of August, (Coun.
ty Court day,) I will offer Tor sale a fine lot Of
Young Mustang and Spanish Ponies. The sale
will be positive and without reserve, or by-bid.
ding. This will be your time to supply yourself
with good and serviceable pony. Terms made
known on the day Of sale At thu same time and
place | will sell A No. two year old mule, and
two horses. E. WITHERS, Aucuoneer,
July 90, '5S-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

In part of Fancy Silks. Muslihs, lawns,
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Trimmings. Ready
made Clothing, &c. II you want any Of the
above articles now is the time TO buy them.
Very Respectfully,
PICKERING & ELY.
June 10, l656--ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

Swmnmnep Arrange
According to custom, our accounts are now
made off, and we are ready for settlement. Let
all of our customers who see this notice, come
Immediately forward and close their accounts by
money if possible, # not by note.
BEAUMONT g. BARNES.
July %, '5S
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
JOHN w. FORTSON,
WITH
BEAUMONT & BANRNES,

viii again enter the Hardware business, on IN,
Goth inst, at the above old establishment, ant
will be glad to wait on his friends and the public
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
.4s5 Prizes amounting to. $500, 900
whole Tickets SIO-Rnives So

A circular showing the pltn Of the Lotteres
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving Il.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which Is the risks
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

On Wednesday, the LIST day Of September, !
not sold privately before,
Farm of 1926 Acres;
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1Arilnltnral j..
Saving Seeds.


"I'll tell you, B., said farmer to
the writer the other day, farmers in this
country do not estimate, or rather do not
know the importance of care in saving seeds
/ find if l have . good variety Of wheat,
and an early one, that if cut and save that
which first ripsns for seed, my next crop is
An improvement on the last find that if
I have \ good variety Of corn and watch
carefully for the ears that mature first, land
they are generally the largest and best and
take care Of it, and use it for seed, l improve
the quality A. we'll as get variety that RI
other corn planted from seed selected indis-
criminately, rs is the common custom. -
This is true Of all kinds of garden seeds
BY care in the selection and saving of seeds
We may have earlier and better vegetables
and garden luxuries. Tomatoes, peas, beans,
lettuce, cucumbers, melons, &c, &c, may
be greatly improAed and earlier varieties oo-
tanned If this rule is adopted. Farmers
seek for the earliest varieties at SEED stores,
without estimating the amount OF oencnt
that might accrue to themselves and 10 oth-
ers fthey were even to use the power IN
their own hands to create earlier varieties
Improysment in quality is not to be over
Locked. Already have seeds! begun to ma
ture, and though these hints be too late to
be practical in all respects this season, there
10 abundant room for their application yet
We hope those of our readers arrested
will profit by them. 1t is never good poll
cy or good economy, to neglect to save yonr
own seed when you can. Unless you desire
to change, it is an indication of bad hus-
bandry to sell your entire stock, hoping to
purchase when seed time arrives, Even if
it il found necessary or best to change seed,
it is safer to be prepared for the worst, and
save what you may find it necessary to
seed with, Notwithstanding your calcula-
tisns.-Emery's Journal
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The Adventures of q Seed.

NArrRE has provided that plants growing
even in the burning desert shall be provi-
ded with enough of water for the generation
of their seeds; and one of the most remarka-
bic instances of this fact is furnished by the
Anastatica Hierochuntica, or rose of Jerico.
which grows in the arid wastes of Egypt,
Palestine and Barbary; upon the roofs Of
houses and among rubbish in Syria; and in
the sandy desrts of Arabia. This little plant
scarcely six inches high, after the Towering
season looses its leaves and dries up into
the form of ball. In this condition it is
uprooted by the winds, and is carried
blown, or tossed across the desert into the
sea. When the little plant feels the con-
tact of the water, it upfolds itself, expands
its branches, and having become thorough
ly saturated with sea water, is carried by
the tide and laid upon the seashore. From
the seashors the seeds are blown back
again into the desert, where, sprouting roots
and leaves, they grow into fruitful plants,
which will in their turn, like their anoest-
ors, be whirled into the sea. These regu-
lar periodical processes of the life circle of
this wee rose struck the simple imagina-
lions of the men of old with superticIous
awe. and they invested it with miraculous
virtues.-Dieksn's Household Words.
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HERE rs THE STUFF TO THINK oF.-Thc
number of languages spoken is 2,o64. The
number of men is abou. eaua! to the number
Of women. The average Of human life 80
years. One quarter die before the age OF Z.
One half before the age of II. To eve:y
1000 persons one only reaches one hundred
years. To every 100, only 8 reaches G5
years; and not more than one in 500 reach
es the age of 80 years. There are on earth
], 1000, 00O, goo of inhabitants Ofthese, So.
333, 1893 die every year, 1880 every hour,
and sixty every minute, or for evey Sec
ond. These loses are about balanced by
an equal number Of births. The married
are longer lived than the single, and above
all, those who lead sober and industrious
conduct Tall men live longer than short
ones Women have more chrnces of life
previous to the age Of so years than men,
but fewer after. The number of marriages
is IN proportion of IS to 100 Marriages are
moro frequent after the equinoxes-that is,
during the months of June and December.
Those born in spring are generally more re-
bust than others. Births and deaths are
more frequent by night than by day. Mum
Der of men capable Of bearing arms is calu-
lated at one fourth tho population.
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U. s, EXPRESS CnY1PaNV

CAPITAL, $150000.
NHlS Company have unequalled facilities for the sac
i speedy, and reliable transmission of Money Ner
chandse, and Packages.
BILLS sent with Goods will be collected on delivery
and proceeds returned with promptness
They also pay particular attention the collection
or Notes Drafts and Accounts, and execute ali com,
missions connected with the Express business
The lines OF this Company extend entirely or in mart
through the following States and Territories: New ynrt
ONO, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri KAN
Persons wishing goods from any point. by leav;n,
their orders at the Office will have the goods he
first Express and delivered their door witbont
charge for ordering delivering. A5
Rates as low as any responsible Express Comn.,r
Offce in d. HaUer Dc Co.'S Drug Store N.trannii,,x
Block. Ell CRANn,T vlot.u"
c. r. JOHNSON, Asst. Supt Hgent;
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Fowler Institute.
e Fe,cdrk, Illinois.


I(EV. ]. HIGBY having purchased equal share with
4 Mr.. Fowler in this Institute located at Newark
Kendall Co. H. his friends that trouble or
expense will be spared make the School worthy o.
patronage in eceTy ,rdy. The entire building having
been repaired and retted, will be reopened in Septem-
ber the Fall Term commencing Wednesday, Sept. lst
There will be connected with this Ins a depart
ment for young gentlemen; also one young ladies'
The design OF this Institution is develop the charac
ter form the and in the compleest sense to
educate the moral intellectual and physical powers Of
the pupil. In order the better accomplish this pur
competent Board of Trustees have been elected
and Rev j. c. BURROUGHS, D. d. of Chicago is now in
the East having procure the most fully
qualified to take charge of the students.
The Boarding Department will be under the suneryi-
sion of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FOWLER, which sufficient
that all the influences pleasant and saluary
Of the homecrcle will be enjoyed by the boarding p,
pills Applications for admission to the boarding de.
partment should be made Immediately.
class for teachers will be formed at the openpg of
the Fall The course of study will embrace ali the
branches usually taught in schools. Students
in this department also pursue any study in the
Classical English course, or receive instruction in
music.
TErsrEEs.-Rev. J. c. burroughs, D. D., Chicago;
Rev. w NJ Raigh Bristol Rev. z. Coleman. Ottawa;
Rev j. d. Clark, Morris Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Il. c. Howe,
Esq, and G. w. Hartweil, Esq, Newark. aug14
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ACHEAP BARoxErER.-It is said by a
Scieatitic Journal that very cheap baron.
ster is made by disolving some camphor in
alcohol, and then throwing into :he solu-
ton of some soda. The camphor percipi-
tates into snowy fakes which are collected
by passing the mixture through filter,
when they are to be put in vial containing
clear alcohol, in which there has been al
ready dissolved as much camphor as it will
take. The vial is then tightly corked and
put where it will not be disturbed, when it
is found to be an unerrins index of the wea-
rest on the bottom, but on the approach of
. storm it will rise to the surface, with a
tendency to the quarter opposite to that
from which the storm is coming-the fake
being affected sllectrically.-E.
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Esr1fe oT .Ttcob Pefrrson 6er'J

Estate Of Jaco5 Peterson. dec'd
NOTICE s hereby given, 10 all persons having claims
~ against the estate Of Jacob Peterson. deceased,
that will attend OF the County Court Of La
Sale County, TO be held 20 Ottawa in said County OF
sale and state Of Illinois, on the lst Monday Of 0c-
ob-r next, when and where all persons having claims
against said estate notified present the came in
writing said Court for adjustment.
LORENZO DOMINY, Admir-.
sugI-Svs ELIZABETH PETERSON. Admir-
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nugI-Sv'
Tar !S1l> No,ire

NOTICE is hereby given TO the following named per-
~ sons and all others interested, that a sale of
Lands and Town Lots for the the CT
~ Of OTTAWA thereon for the municipal ending
the first MondaY Of May A. =. 1855 Is5.s held
door OF the Court House in said city osh day
December, A. D. lsJ1, by the collector of said city, the
undersigned became the purchaser Of the following de-
scrlb~d Lots and that the time for the redemption Of the
will expire in year from the said sale
To -siOrr 1ss'd. LIT. BZocE.