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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05
A staple Article We would call the attention Of
our friends TO the following

HAvERHiLL, Mass, Feb. 7, 1857.
Dear Sir: Permit me the pleasure of stating to you the
qualification have in vending aud the universal favor Hoo
lands German Btes meet with by nearly Every person who
has had occasion TO test their virtues in this vicinity This
establishment has had the agency Of your medicine since 1853
and can safely there has been remedy placed before
tie public within the scope OF my knowledge that met so
much general tavor and so worthy the German Bers
recommend them to our customers suffering with
diseases for which they appropriate, feeling confident
from past experience that they will do all and epen more
than is promised Of them In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
defy equal To druggists can recommend them as safe
investment and to the public truly worthy remedy
Very truly yours, CHAs. B. EMERSoN.
These Bittes prepared by Dr. c. ~ Jackson AIS Arch
Street. Phiadephia Pa and sold by, druggists store
keepers throughout the United States Canadas West Indies
and South America, at IS cents per bottle 2w5li
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

THURSDAY the Gath of November, has been
designated by Gov. Chase, rs the day Of Thinks
giving 10 this State
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BORN.

In Ashtabua, Oct 18th, Daughter to o. and NJ Markham
In Kingsyille, Oct. 2 Daughter to A. and Morse.
In Austinburg Oct 2s Son to j. G. Helen Maria Doyle.
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N e w GoodsI

~ w q o o q
VIE undersigned has inst returned from
l. NEW YORK, with supply Of Goods consisting
Of all the varieties usually kept by him.
These Goods have purchased since the recent decline
in prices in New York.
Ny assortment is very desirable one and those in
want Of Goods find almost anything they need prices
far below any other establishment in this village.
Remember, am closing out Stock and this new addition
has been made TO give my customers and the public more
general assortment TO select from.
DESIRE II possible o close out my entire stock BY the lat
Of April next and respectfully invite my friends ALL
to give me call.
GEORGE WILLARD.
Ashtabula Oct q, 1859.
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DIED..

In Sheffield, infant of G. W. and Maria Rathbur
In Conneaut Oct 3Oth, of John R. and Merry Joiner
aged year months.
In Ottowa, ILL.,, Sept. lst, Mrs. CHARLOTTE HATSON
wife of Norman Matson formerly Of Conneaut aged 81 yrs
In Ptsfed, Mass, Oct a. Mr.. GEORGE c. MARTIN for
mery of this town, aged 80 years. Calvin Martin Esq
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Look at this, all you indebted Steele the
watch Maker by note Book account requested to call
and SETTLE tue without delay he has waited long and
patiently, but cannot wait any longer call and settle and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

An ArrnENTicE TO the Printing Business,
wanted at this Office Immediately.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

We hear that some excitement exists with
the citizens OF Pierpont, arising from the sud-
den death burial of young lady, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. HUFF. AS we learn the facts are
these the girl had been living with family a
few miles distant from her parents, and on We'd
nesday she came home indisposed. On Friday
she died, and was buried on Sunday The ap-
pearance of the corpse led many to believe
that the gir'was not dead, but that life was sus-
pended from some unnatural cause. After the
burial the excitement became intense, and NJ on
day moring the body was disinterred. No
change had taken place in the appearance of the
body, the limbs not becoming rigid-ReporL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

A FIELD FOR CHRISTIAN SYMPAruY.-A colony
OF recusant Romanists located at ST. Anna
Kankakee county, ILL., suffering from misfortune
IN loss of crops, and persecution from their
catholic neighbors and former confereers are
enlisting the sympatbes of christians in this
and other sections of the country. They seem
to be mbued with the true spirit Of christianity.
and their spiritual shepherd, Father Chueouy,
by an earnest feeling for his flock, aud a recop-
milton and manly defence of purer fuith than
that of papacy, has given this people strong
hold upon the christian heart The ladies of
the Presbyterian church in this place, have Ia
ken the matter in hand, and the collection Of
clothing and materials for clothing, such as will
help them to modify the rigors of approaching
winter and minister to their necessities, will be
received at the store of John Mansfield and
appropriated to that object. Money is not ask.
cd for, but will not be refused if more convent
ent for the donor. Let those who are blessed
with plenty remember the destitute.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

SrREET RAILROADS IN CLEvELASp p.-Ground
was "broksn' for these institutions ir the For
est City, on Saturday.
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@s- DIR. CLARK will be at the Fisk House,
to attend 10 professional calls, November 18th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills
DR. koBAcK-Dear Sir Having been troubled for sew.
eral years with extreme debility and weakness much 80
that unable to attend ordinary business at tme
and having heard Of the wonderful that your Scandinavia
an Blood Purifier and Pills efecting induced by
friend to try them have been using the Purifier for last
twelve months and find the medicine fully equal TO it's rec
concentrations So valuable its me- that can not dis
pense with the use OF it advanced age eseventy
years.
cheerfuy give this information for the benefit of those
similarly Affected -.
Yours, truly MORRIS MoRRis.
See advertisement 1ms,o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

ABBOTT, of the Telegraph, and DooL11TLE of
the Commercial, and BENEDICT, of the Cleve,
land Herald, are practicing the weakness and
lnhrmilies of human nature upon one another
iu a sort of kilkenny cat warfare. The spirit
manifested is little too sangunary, we think,
to make the thing relishable. A clever and
dexterous thrust once in while making the fur
fly, all in cOQl blood, is well enough, and adds
to our stock of amusement in this dull world
but this tip end of the tail business, we con-
slider unbecoming among the corps EDITORIAL
To settle this hash, we offer oufself as umpire,
and will meet the beigerants at Cleveland, al
most any pleasant afternoon, and stand the
champaign and oysters in quantum suficit, to
mellow their obdurate nature. into humane and
generous feeling towards each other. Will you
hx the time, gentlemen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

See advertisement Of Dr. Sanf0rds Liver Invigora.
tor and Family Cathartic Pills in another column
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

GHESTNUTS-S Benham, jr., will pay
~ Three Dollars per bushe in trade his Store for any
quantity of these nuts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY or HARTFORD CoNS-Publc
attention is invited to the advertisement of this old and we'll
known Institution, whose large resources exceeding two
millions OF dollars guarantee to its customer degree of
security not always attained by policy Of insurance The
Company was organized in 1879 and grown to be one
the Oldest institutions of the Kind In the United States By
reference u st of nearly hundred Fire Insurance Com
panes now existing in the cities Of New York and Brooklyn
At will be found that but two older date and that
ty0Hs have been organized since the s Of january
The small proportion OF Companies which have survived to
any considerable age would indicate either avery pr
eareus business or imprudent management OF "a Mutual
Fire Insurance Companies that Going business in Ohio
In 1853 20 have failed closed up their business being un
able 70 pay their oss and Of those are now doing bust
ness It Is eydeRt that most then ere long follow IN
the steps Of their @usiriOS prsdsoessOrs We would sd
wise those who wish for feabe Insurance. to obtain Il tp
good reliable stock company and pay fair of premium
for It, bearing 10 mind the fact that insurance which cost little
or nothing, is Of no value in time Of need
The Etna Insurance Co.. has been doing business u Ohio
over years. and has proved itself worthy of the confidence
nd patronage, which has been largely extended to IL bv
abe prompt payment Of its losses BY the honorable man
nsr IN which they have been adjusted They propose to in
sure At rates "ai low perfect soeney and fair profit will
allow" F ~
Nha'' HAN cOnnsauti C. F. sadd, Austinburgi Z. D.
h0APP' "sS' Aneover Ksney jr. Geneva Agents.
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CLOSE OF THE YEAR.--We are fast approach
ing the close Of the year. and the settlement Of
oil unpaid subscriptions is a matter of prime
necessity, TO which we trust our subscribers will
give their prompt attention. 1t Is not only
desirable TO settle subscription, but all other
bills, advertising job work, &c. Those who
have agreed to pay us in wood, will do us a
favor by bringing along enough at least for
present use, as our supply is nearly exhausted,
and the steady step of winter admonishes us of
its necessity
This is, perhaps, a scasonabe moment 10
solicit new subscribers and appeal to our friends
f7r on effort in behalf Of the TELEGRAPH. Those
who regard its course with appreciation, and
are favorable TO the extension of its influence
may do US good by giving US q scasonable
word with their neighbors aud friends The de-
Votion of time and labor for this end, of course
we do not expect but little thoughtfulness,
the impr ovemeni of an opportunity, we respect.
fully ask. Our subscription list, and the gener-
al business Of our Office is steadily increasing.
and without effort on our part are fully I'd to
spo PIoEress VI our VlIIage anu neghb0rhoOd
Indeed, we feel much encouragement, that single
handed, without the means gathered by gen.
eral acquaintance and intercourse with the citi-
Eens OF the county, and without the accretions
and strength gathered by years Of patient in
dustry, advantages enjoyed so fully by our
county contemporaries, we find the position, and
the the estimation in which our hebdomadal is
held SO satisfactory, and to compare so favor.
ably with our worthy compeers. Additional
patronage, will enable us to give additional in
terest to our paper. Shall VIC not have a favor.
able response to this suggestion, and whole.
some addition to our subscription list between
this and the close of the year We will see.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

II HEALTH-BREAD, oAkEs AND PuppISos--If Won want
ne hsn' bread and biscuit Rerrck AtHs God MsSa,
S1ra'a' has not its equal in the world il Is much better
ihsn Soda &c Do not be put with any other Have the
0eld Aee or none Iii perfectly healthy and will prove
seHAg 4p hs quantity Of -four. Most all the Grocen and
asenAnS AssPr' WELLS FAULkSEH. Of Ashtabua, keep
st. Lf' s. Burgess, and Beron Butler wholesale a a,
Cieaaia.i ~ Nt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

METALLIC TIPS for CHILDREN
veil known for their darhbi fos sale very ohsup al
LAYS New Boot and shoe store
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In submitting my stock for Public inspection wish 10 Say
that shall endeaYor to live up to the reputation already
acquired,
For selling good Goods T.
For selling at small Profits
For never misreprcsenting Goods
For having cSerything just as say itbL
For always telling of any defects
Respectfully
EDWARD H. ROBERTS.
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seandinavian Blood Puriner nnd Ia

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Norris formerly
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana:
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Relief for the Amicted.

jamestown, Pa. ficm Nov, Goth, to Dec. Sd.
Dr. L. Clark having had frequent and urgent
from his patients and their friends the
occasionally, that they ght consult i'm personally a. well
by will hereafter visit the above named places once
amonth.
Having had seventeen years experience In the practice OF
medicine during which time he has treated thousands OF %
hents in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with u
aeed success of which Of your friends neighors
testify and is prepared to give relief TO all who may a
ply Particular attention will be given the cure of Co
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and Dispep
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated with success.
Also will old eruptiyO dissases Of what
ever character they may be- He makes universal
Bo0Hieat remedies No coel other deleteous drugs
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine win send
general description of the appearance the urine with
correct statement of the cause origin the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with name, age &c
AL communications must be directed to ''tp
4i s. G. CLARK, MD.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-12-08

guments with which the repeated &C.
quiesence Of the slave States, in
swinding >compromiscs" has been OBJ.
tained, Whenever a portion of the
State Rights party has. made gallant
stand and faced the enemy, stcrnly re.
solved not to retreat an inch further,
the scare.crow of"DIsuNIos" has pain.
ted as hideous monster as q negro
preacher limns the devil for the bene-
fit of his congregation, has been con.
jured up to irighten us into a most
reluctant approval of delusive "com.
promises" And how has this chapter
OF Union-preserving compromises en-
ded! As their advocates predictedl
Have they protected "harmony," "con.
cord" and peace and strengthened
the bonds of the Union between the
North and the South! Nobody has
the audacity to say they have--the
most audacious compromise monger
cannot muster sufficient eiirontery 10
say that they have done anything of
the sort.
To the contrary, we have the hid.
oous doctrine of the "irreprcssiblc con.
ilict'as the appropriate "lnis" to the
last page Of the chapter of compro.
misses. We have yielded all the de-
mands Of the anti'slavery party for
nearly forty years, we have at last
reached the very bottom ofthe Slough
ofDespond,' and, in return for these for.
ty years of concessions, Seward and the
Black Republicans propose, for our
final contemplation, the "irrepressible
conflict"
Thus ends our long dream of sub.
DUNG "Abolitionism' by means of
peace and "concession." After we
have been stripped Of almost every
thing by compromises" and "adjust.
menls," Seward, with an almost un.
broken phalanx of free States at his
back, proposes "linal adjustment" OF
the agitation of slavery by subjecting
the institution to the test of the "irre
pressible conflict and John Brown
selects Virginia as the theatre for
practical enforcement of his under.
standing Of the last phase of Seward.
iSm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-12-08
Argument of Hon. Daniel w. voorhees,
OF TERRE IIAurE. INDIANA,

OF TERRE IIAUTE, INDIANA,
DELIVERED AT CHARLEsTowN, VA, NOV, $, 1850
Upon the Trial Of JonN f.. Cook, indic
ted for Treason. Murder, and Mcit.
ing Slaces TO rebel at the Hurpers
Ferry InsmTection.
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Al'YM ENgML,


MARRIED, on the 35fh inst the Rev. A.
w. Coritistt. NJ the residence of her mother
Mrs. Sophia WdglcyrS near Pfndlcton, s. c.
Mrs. H. q. Sciu.rz to 1Ir, &, j. Bocgx, Of Dris.
to, England
At-tle residence of tlic brides father. In Pom
dlcton. on. Thursday the ! St SeptemBeP. by the
Rev u. Ssott Murray, DIR. n. j. .SPieREys IA
Miss SusAS \, only dapglnorpf Mr. and AIrs.
S. Il. Maxwell. 49,. u: -, ~ :.
On the llth ult., BY Che Rev. John Golden,
da1nHe q. Etnop1of lIabnrslIam county, Ga,
10 ELEANOR G. HARRrs, of Anderson.
by the Same, on the both uts., TRoM,s c.
MARrtS to MARTitA OwGN, nil OF Anderson.
BY the same, Mt the residence OF A, p. Waf-
son, McDuFRlH fAInrox, of this District, 10
MISS ,ANtSSbA CSRoLisE Copcm. second daugII-
ter'of Mrs, Sarab A. Couch, of Anderson.
A. the saine time, and place by the same.
SNo. q, 4. coucu to Miss MAnS. JANg F:LbtsoS,
eldest daughter of VIM. Ellison, all of this Dis-
trict. ft.'
On LIST tn4ast, by Rey. VIC. ,SnlIJnix. Mr.
jaws a. T&ISBs, Of piekens, 10 SGss MANY a.
f'Edo, i9f AndeigSn. = 30. =" 80 h'l'
EElS"P "Pa5ste eF,s fee FeSeiyeSf q 49,
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Valuable Property for Sale.

.HNllERE will be said at Public Auction, ut
u my residence ON Tuesday the 4th dav Of
octobcr next, If not previously disposed OF Mt
private sale, my entire Estate,
Real and Personal,
10 wit: One.lnlf interest in Merchant
Mill, aud Rfty-iine -Acrcs of Land The Mill
Will soon he in operation.
500 Acres of Land. of which Forty acres
is fresh cleared and ready for cultivation.
There is Saw Mill in good repair OH this
tfitct - -
200 Acres, called the Nav place.
These lands are situate in Pickens District
on Twelve Mile River, just above thc. public
road leading from Pickcns G. IL. to Pendle-
ton. There are dwelling houses and out
buildings on eacli' of these tracts. These
tracts afc valuable, on account of their near
ness To Pend!eton. tho present terminus of
the Blue Ridge Railroads aud for the water
power and excellent Springs and. timber
thereon. Persons are In, tied to call and ex-
anime tho same.
a Negro man. named joy; about GOO hush
els of corn, iotNf Fodder Peas, SnickA. Tho
crop to be gathered and delivered to the pur-
ehaser blythe 18th October next Also, q
lotot Cattle Hugs, Wagons, Lumber. Tools
ut various kinds, Uopseb9ld aud Kitchen
Furniture, and other ARTICLES too tedious to
mention. Fhe above property Is sold to pay
my dents, and ask my creditors to be pres
ent to fix upan the terms of SALE
My nan,e isistiil in the Cnarie,, as n enndf
date. fer Sheriff. and Lam yet so bat for Ar,
kansas. Friends have my thanks for the
interest taken ip my behalf, :.
Sept: 9: 1850 ~ ny - I'll
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sEaERgFE,s SALES.

nT virtue Of s,indry writs Of fieri facns 10 me
ID directed, will be sold bcrore the Court Ifonse
in Pickcns District, within the legal hours, on
the irst Monday and Tuesday in October mex
Two hundred acres of land more or less. adj
joining lands of Mrs. II. Merck and others lev
led on rs the property OF f. n. tarvin, at the
suit OF w. X. Jones. Ex'or and others.
One tract of Land, combining two hun.
drcd and thirtyisix acres more or less, whcrcon
Jackson Arcr now lives, bounded by lands of
reese Bowen, Joseph Young Hnd others, at the
suit of William Hunter and Reese Bowen.
One tract or Land. on tic waters of Concross
Creek, containing ten and half acres, where
on Margaret Fitzgerald now lives. levied OH as
her property, ut the suit of .E u, BENSON
against Margaret Fitzgerald, and W f. Fits-
gerald.
One tract of land containing one hunrlrcrt and
ten acres more or less. adjoining lands of r.
Wilson, W. h, Easley and others, levied on as
the property of Henry Lark ut the suit Of Da-
vid llokc and others.
Ono tract of land whcrcon Warren W. White
now lives. containing s9veuty-two acres more
less sold on n credit of one and two years ex-
ccpi SD much as is necessary o defiay the pres
ent expenses. l@yied on as the property of w
w. White, at uc suit OF Miles NJ. Norton for
the use of Wn, II. White, Admir-
Ono tract oi.iand containing sixty neres moro
or less, whereon T. d. Mauldin now lives. on
waters of Richland creek, levied on as his prop
crty. Mt the suit of ID. Heman and others
One house and Tot in the town of 1yalhd.la
containing oneiand a-half acres 'wlercon' Mrs
Ostendorf now lives ALSO. ono trnct of land
containing fifty acres, adjoining town of Wal
haila, 1t. Faicn and others; also, one othcr
tract containing two hundred acres more or less
on the road leading from Wnlhana TO Oronre
Station, adjoining lands of Capt. lIenkfn and
others. levied on the property of ,Iohn II. Os-
tciuotif,' ut tho srit of d. BienaR, III. tBai,ntgc
and others. .. .nt.t..
One tract of land containing two hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands Of Wm
Rider. Allen kehl and others, levied on as the
property Of Geo. w. iIendrieks, at Tie salt of
Sarah Malenp. -: e" -.'5' '-r u,
One tract of land containing ono hundred ana
seventy neres more or lcssr-also, ono otbertract
containing eighty acres more or less, adjoining
lands OF J. n. Hawthorn Jelal,a Crane and 9th.
ers. levied on the property of Oliverr Smith
at the suit of Hartwell leaeham, Thetesey
Murphy end others. E1. =
One traet;of land containing two hundred
and siStecr, acres more or less, wliereon VIM, j,
R9ckiey now lives, adjoining lands of ,I.arkin
Hendricks and Others. levied on as the property
OF w. b. sackley, at she suitof Warren d 1IeitI
One tract Of land whereon Scborn Shed now
ilyesc containing - acres, on Milestone creek.
adjoining lands of Wm. Bothell and ot ers, lev.
led on ny tlie property of Thomas Sanford, at
tie suit ofA. Robins & Son, md others.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for PAPERS.
:. 'tL. c. ERAhlS SIP. b.. -
September 0, 1859 y tds
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
Valuable Lands for Sale I
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

St.Al IL Of- SOlTN CAROLINA. =
pIcKENs--IN EQUITY
J.B. Sutherland, ct. al.
James Keith ct al, . %''''''"'
H9CNSQ AMI to Il deereo of the Court of
n Equity, made in this consc. at June
Term. 1889, tlcre will he sold to the highest
iDiattf"at iicEcns Court House, on Sale-lay
in .Odtober next. the .,,.,.l.,
= Valuable Escaa Estate
posot,Dca in the p'otdiHgs in this proceed
Tract No. 2, containing Two Hundred
nal Pumpkintown tract. iyimg ON @ ,len00y
Greek aud adjoining lands of James kcith
and Others, There is abont forty scres of
valuable creek bottom on this tract,
Tract No. 3. containing Three Acres. This
tract lies at the base of 1nhe Rock. and up-
on which there. is II large llotcl, aud oil ne
ccssary out.buldings
Tho Sutherland. or Tract No 4. contuinin,
Three Hundred Acres, more nr lcss.
/. The jesse Adams, or Tract No ., contain.
ing - Acres, more or less
Tho Chastain, "r Tract Nm. g. containing
Three llnndrctt Acres, moro or less.
7 TTnct No, I. known ns the Ninctv-six Aero
graat; containing Sixty eight Acres, nIurc or
less. 49, - y. - ~ -.-F
Tract No. Q. known as the Chastain or
Seventy eight Acre Grant, containing One
Hundred Acres, more or less
The Sweden. or Tract No o, containing
Fifty Acres. more or less. =
Tho Rroil Surveyor Tract, No. 10. con
tan,s One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more
or less.
Trast No. H., containing Seventy light
acres, more or less.
Tract No. II. containing Five Thousand
Five Hundred Acres, mure or less
Bay These lmnds nrc situnsc in Pickens
District and State aforesaid, principally on
tho waters oi Oucnov Greek
TERMSpF SALE.--TIio forms orsale arc
a,crcd,t ono and two years, with interest from
the date thereof except IL sufficient sun, to
pay the costs of these proceedings. which
must he paid in cash. The purchasers to
give bond to the Commissioner with at least
two good surctics, to SECURE the payment oi
the purchase money. aud pay extra for titles
- ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Con,'s, Office, Aug. .. 1859 al