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8ry respectfully your obt servent
oHAS, G-AYERSS Atl'y. Gen.

OusHNa.-Is there any wonder that ths ig-
norant part Of the community at the South
are prepared tobelieVe anything Of the
North, wben-s man as ven known As Caleb
Cushing, publicly uttep such ialsehOods as
the fOllowiHg; ''rns North has got to be ut
terly lost to all sense Of truth Or fAlsehOOd,
right or WroBgi aRd eSeTything good gives
way before the senseless sympathy with the
black man 70 such q degree that to steal pro
perty, to incite iusurreetioh, murder and ra-
pine, were every day in aight-" ." 49,
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ARssf Rls..i,nr.

Plysiean,-W Well, Mrs. Jones' how is that
Mrs, JOnes -Gonsi Doctor, al gone thepiH you
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and l wish
yonWould send more 60 that can have them handy.
PhVsiciGB.-1ou can get them at any Druggists
-Can Tor Cephaltic Pills, ind they never all, and
reeommend them in all cases of Headache B.. A
Mrs. Jones.-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all ny suffering friends, for they ere q
real blessing.
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BRlDsRT.-Missausl ~ wants YOU g send ber

BRlDsET.--Missps wants you to send her q
tut Pm thinking that's not just il naifher; but
perhaps ven b afthsr knowing what q ia. fs see
snS ~ nisn M es.a aha eoes Wiz las siek EeA1aehe,
before. -i -'4-.9 lt f't.H .-ti F--
pTl0gisi.-You must mean spRlding's OsphaltiU
Pills. ., ~ 10 =. ~ 80 Z
Bridgst.-0eh cure now and you've sed It, here's
the qqarther and Civ me ths Pills and don't be all
day about It aithsr. 4a &. 4l. .T.'-illr ai'- no
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Ne OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention to bu-
stness or study, are among the numerous causes of
Nervous Headache. The disOrdered state Of mind
body incident to this distressing complaint is fatal
blow TO all energy and ambition Sufferers by this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks BY using one Of the Oephaltic
fllls henever the symptoms appear Il Quiets the
oyertasked BRAIN and soothes the strained and jar
rns nerves, and reExes the tension Of the stomach
which also aeeo panes and aggravates the disorder
ed condition Of the brain. .--. ..I.
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gEyTY MILIoNs or DoI1ARg SAyFD.

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
ceIebratsd Prepgrsd Glue and II Il esfimated that
each bottle saves at least ten ars worth OF bro
ken furniture, thus making aggregate Of twenty
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house,
hold word, he Qow Proposes to de the world still
MS CePhaltic Pills. and If they are Is good as his
July. r- -..a.EH
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We shall not follow the ua1sceous stream
through all its course, but we will say, that
when the rampant editor OF the g Court Jour
nal" that i to 5s--shan put himself at the
head Of "the yoiHlg bTaOes who are now rush
ing with an impetnous zeal upon an enemy
that cannot be crushed out by kindnes and
concession" and, finding imaginary enemies,
shall attempt 10 /" nail their vile carcasses to
their own doors, or hang them up at the pub
lie lamp -posts,n he and they win probably
have rather lively time of it. The "Court
Journal is altogether mistaken in supposing
that the entire responsibility OF maintaining
Southern institutions has been confded to its
very Jilssy powers; or that anybody, what
ever, is agoing to be oFeraWed or intimidated
By its outgivings Of blood and thunder.
Notably, we are not. = We spit upon, des-
pise, seorH and DEFY Il attsmprs, from what
ever source, TO overaWe or intimidate US in
the conduct of this journal. If in the course
Of our animadversions we have done injury
to any honest gentleman, we pledge our
selves, upon being made sensible Of it to
make such poor atonement as our sense Of
justice, or our body opposed to bis, may
afford, in any way that is or ever has been
recognized by gentlemen. But to the mis-
cradle herd-to the congregation Of cOwardice
and scoundrelism which hates and is afraid
to strike alOne-to the vile elements that make
up that most despicabls Of all the exhibitions
Of dastardly paltroonery, a mob, we have no
other words but those Of contempt and def
ance.
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B21Did you ever have the Sick Headache2
Do you remember the throbbing temples, the fever
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight OF
food. How totally unfit you were for pleasure, con-
yersatiqn or study One q the GePhaiic pills would
have relieved you from all the suffering which you
then experienced. For this and other purposes you
should alWay9 have box OF them on hand to use as
occasion requires- q ua
a mo.l u.i.V-If. .ssi.tre .- --c-
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or TIE CRY or PHr1ADFLpg1,

or TIE CRY OF PHILADELPHIA.
james W. White, Esq, Chairman Lecture
Committee Peoples Literary Institute;
Dear Str: The appearance Of George W.
Curtis, Esq, as a lecturer before the Psople's 5
Literary Institute on Thursday evening next,
will be extremely unWise. II 7 possessed the
lawful power 1 would not permit his pres
eRce on that occasion. Very respectfully,
ALExANDER HENRY, Mayor.
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DIES.

IN this city son Sunday, December Zsd, the hon.
JOHN GILL, aged 50 years.
The funeral services win be held at hs late resi-
dence No. 2ls Erie street, on Wednesday at P. n.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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IEDIskAST r6tEs.-The ladies Of Ghica-
go are 50 enraged at Mr. Burch, on account
Of the late divorce case, that the police have
been called out On one occasioul to pre-.
vent 8 threatened fsminine mob from lynch
ing him.
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GREAT DtsoovERT.-Among the most inn
portant Of all the great medical discoveries Of this
ago may be considered the system OF vaccination for
protection from Small Pox the Cephalic Pill for
LEI o. Hesdache and the use q uinine lor the pre-
whose benefits will be experienced BY suffering hu-
manity long amer their discoveries are forgotten.
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Ny KIND AND DEAR OLD Friend: = The
President message to Congress makes crack
ing work here. Mr. Calhoun shows bis teeth
like lion. Mt MeDuf6e is cool as g COW
eumber, though they say he's got terrible
tempest iusids of him that he'll let out be-
fore long. For my part think the Presi-
dents message is about right. I was setting
with the President in the, east room last
night, chatting, about one thing and another,
and the President says be, Major Downing,
have you read my message that ] sent to Con-
gress tO-dAy2 I told him hadn't. Well
says be, should like %, have you read it and
give me your opinion upon it. So be hand
ed il to me and / sot down and read it
through fg er1 o-ff-a Y 4
And when got through, now says Gin
eral, I'll tell you Jest what I think of this
ere business. When I was youngster some
Of Us Downingville boys used tOgo down to
sebago pond every spring and hire out a
month or two rafting logs across TIE pond
And one time / and cousin Ephriam, and
Joel, and Bill johnson, and two or three
more of US had each whipping great log TO
cafry across the pond. It was rather q windy
day, and the waves kept the logs bobbing up
ard down pretty considerable bad, so we
agreed to bring 'em along side and side. and
J lash EN- together and drive some thole-pins
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FACT WORTH KEoWNe.-Spalding' Ceph-
allie Pills certain cure for Sick Headache, BIZ
ious Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveaess and
General Debility. i--. --..- -.a4 i' -.-
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,ardIr RnnIIund.

HI ad a 'orrible 'eadache this haitsrnoon,
hand ltspped into the hapothecaries hsnd ssyu m
e al % the man ',oan you heage me en 'eadachpf
hi, and upon that 3 gave ne a Cephaho Pm, hand
pon me lonor Il cured ne % quick that ardy re-
ahzed ed cd an ieadacho.
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We reproduce for the benefit of the pres
ent day and generation, the following letter
on Notification, from the celebrated pen Of
Major Jack Downing:
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4 ~ IL
TWO STORES and Odices on Public sousrs. o1s On
banE street. and good Dc sllingB on Prospect,
- huntington chestnut and other gtregts
bAhGE AID convenient brick house on PFospscf
street. west Of Erie.
ALaO-for q term Of years, q Vacaut lot on senscu
street, 100 feet from Superior street. "A good
location for business ~ Lease IN parcels .
si u 500 ROUsE 3 JENNINGS.
qeel 2ll Superior Street
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For further important news the debate on
the admission Of Kansas 40, see telegraph.
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once Of the ReYisiou Of tho Clsima 4
!. 9ftle soldiers q the Var 81 ltla, G,

Z Pursuant TO the opinion Of the Attorney
General, herewith ppneSsdi the certificates OF
the awards made hy the Commissioners upon
the Claihs 81 the Soldiers Of the War Of
1912, Gill be delivered personally or by
mail, to the claimants, upon their present.
ing themselves AZ this Office, or transmitting
their post-oifiee addresSes, together With one
postage stamp each, to "Mr. NJ l.. Seher-
mefhOrn, Clerk of the Commission, Albany,
n, " w Aet .e1x.'1ltt A.
FmlE TowNsErD, APt-Gen., / co,,
GEo. z SEFBN4S, Ipsp'r Gsn..i : - Z
OPINION OF rHE lTfoRREF-GESERAL.
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mAJ. JACK b0IwININe on sE0EssION:

he gives HIS Opinion about NuIIifcatiOn,
and Illustrates ft with a Lucid Example.
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Heavy robberies are reported from WASH
ingtoh. OveFo.s niIiioH, sif hundred ,Aoasa'd
aoIz1s haTs been stolen from the Department.
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G0tataissla4..
AKRON FE0URI

go AKRON FLOUR p -I
IF THERE, rs ANY BETTER
i Flour in this market than The
BYRON Xxx WHITE WHEAT,
- Ll-.-.L : a Or L-1ay ~ .-'
PHGNIX Xxx WHITE WHEAT
We would like TO sec a sample. For sale BY
octl5 COMSg0CK 4 REWBERBl.
JOSEPH FOX'S
FARIEA AND EXCELSIOR STEAM ORAUkElt
MAEUFAOFORY, --a4.
LAMSIRGBU URGH NJ b. -a
ME ARE THE SOLE ENlS
w for the West for the sale of the above celehra
ted Craokera and invite grocers to give us a call.
Orders BY mail will receive prompt attention.
n. BAT W WhOlesale only lE..f-r
OOMS1 OCK NEWBkRRi,
octI9Rl0 merWin Straet
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@a6inet aHare.
- THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND TOILET
- r RECEIPT BOOK.

HlllIS BOOK CONTAINS RECl-
oFs and directions for making al the most
- M Fedio1i Preparations in u9ei also kecipal
~ M - eTnlielt directions for making AT tle
- e,---lisr nd useful 0oGneticas Roriume9i IN
l-fs tisir Restorativss and all Toilet Artiolea.-
7s,, = n fsfinE with any chronic dlgea1eif yun
In bsaufiful complexion, me bead q hair, a
5,oofh flcs, clear aE1 lukurt1nt beard OF nlul8
tsehe-or n you wish to know any thing and egery-
an MEANS peruse COPY Of the book For tnll nar-
tculars, and sample Of the work for psrusa, Ce6y
7. J. CHAPMAN,
oos9Q.5D 81 Broadway, New York.
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OorcoRp HL1I. D.. ll. ls9O.

NU|Il7II NIN-llII ~ 7 2 wv
J. ". White, Esq, Dear Sir; have been
officially informed that, in the event Of g.
". Curtis lecturing in this hall on Thursday
evening next a riot anticipated Under
these circumstances I cannot permit the hall
to be used on that occasion. Respectfully,
--.ron ---r ,THoMAs Andrews.
Since this bold and chivalfous de d, a
grand humiliation meeting has been held,
and the Philadelphiaas have pFostrated them
selves ct the feet Of the god Of slavery and
disunion, under the gulse Of aunion," and
shown what ssrVile tools trade will make ol
what should be mes.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

| IN
Sealed proposals will Be received at this ofina,
until the 10th day Of January next at y O'Clock NJ
tur building bridge over the Canal near the mouth
Of Inker's Greek. In lndspendeoe.
The work to Be eompleted by the lst day Of June
naNt.
PLANS and specifications for the work may Be seen
at this once on aud after the Nth last
The Commissioners reserve the right to acce1t or
reject any bids. By order Of the Board.
WILLIAM FULLER
OFFICE OF EHE COaInuss roSERs or CUEAHoaA Col
Cleveland, December 5, i55o.
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- -.
RUUSE 3 JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE Z INSURANCE AePETs
Ne. 2II Superior 81, fiiD siaTSI -
MARBLE BLOCK.

| 49, .
4LLlN NOfe-In northern part Of State ana nss-
the Illinois Oentral kElirold, 55ris - -.
choice iands, selected very early. AMI nov M
rounded ~ aeltemenis, Can sell a. So nsr
acre, and Is we'll worth SO -
Farm OF l0g ACRE8-Ten miles hori tfa elfv .
soil sandy and eiayeE loan; Faod ho7s9 ~
barn tBo oEchsrdsl &c, VIII cell ths Ehols or
FOUNTAIN ABLsE--B Between ssnsea ana CJrt,ri,
9tIeEfaf = 0n5a dld Lot $500
klIEk eiRkhl-Mesi Side; House and Lot son
sAvCh AAD 49, y hAo-o 8 Grocary Store, with
1Ass o stor8 4 desired, IN good l5oafiou nd
nov doing good business. ffIu b. sod ofs91
gOLA4Eh-gn Euclid Plank Road House and one
80 9 BAH seFes land, Wiih 5ono fruit trsas.
BObfTAR RSTREET-House and Lot cha, a e1soo
4 EAkM q l35 ACkEs-in Kirkland, 4 mite from
Wi!io68hDy Tilages larEi house and baru: two
e5cas1ass 5 gith some aoaerss good bottom iaad.
| UNIVERSITY HETGHTs-Vacart lots IN fI,a r,ost
Desirable location, % SELL az from s. % 50 rsr
lootT Al9os good Brick House and Lot--alfou
long time Ihe streets are wide and lots unu-
Euaily large. The bealthfulnssl and besnfr OF
this locality, ~ also the Educsliona1 asFnnt4-
ges by means Of the CleFaland Institute nd
EuperloF public schools, are uuaurnae7sf H.
adT4htsgsss togelher VIII lt1 nelrnes1 20 the
6u9tue1s PAT o. the city, fous nile from tie
Public square must render uniFar5itT Hfahf1
soon one OF the mu9t desirable locations abonf
the city Tor g reaileuce, aud the present e q u
pTics-
FOR SALE OR EXCHA WGF.
low CQi IOWA-l60 acras, we'll located nsar 70 a
railroad nov running; i'm proved farn11 around
- VIII e1el4n3a lor 9 house and lot in city
WILSON AYEhUE-A large Brick HouSs. nearly
neW, ana 10 good ST. lsl with hve acres Of land
VII exchange for . good hFm.
LEChEe-vn hinsnan street, mila1 from Court
House. with large Cottag8 House, barn 4 rooi
orcnarqi nice l9r country residence or lIarE-
ct safdsn- VIII ezchsnes for iarm-
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5totels.

QAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. TINS
House g located directly opposite ths Michigan
the landing Of the Cleveland steamers and Buffalo
Line Of Propellers. Passengers stopping AZ this We
NoWn house, viii save nm Ces Omnibus are, Be en-
terained 81 less price and equally yfeli a. any
other first class Hotel In the city. Ii viii b found
in every respect desirable place for the travelling
public, as no pains expense win be spared 70 make
= r. MCDONALD & CO.,
maT2l R2t Proprietorg-
MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
lVl s. 5, Tahd Murray street, "a door from Broad
Eay5 opposite the Park, New York. Hnggins & Fling
Rroprietors. d. Higgins, late Of Pearl street
House, hest0n. II. o. Fling late Of loFsi1ys H0tsl
New YORK. decl
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WAsH1NaFoN CRY, Jan. 1893.

= =" " AstIHoIUN OIIti V1ILI' Iooo'
To The editor Of the Portland C0lsrisr IN the
Church Building, second story, eastern end,
Fore street GlgGy dOsB sast IN the State Of
Mriae I.f.Ia -e
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#'atits, gEatoral, 81.
coNEIcT LABoR FoR 80

OFFICE OHIO PESITEEr1ARTl
Columbus, Nov I'd, 1850.
&EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at the once Of the Ohio Psufrsntiarv
unsil Monday, January 2lst, 1861, At o'clock p n =
for the labor Of from one Huncred to One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Oonvlcts in this Institution Tor i've
years, shop room furnished aud discipline main
tained at the expense of the State.
Bidders vii specify the kinds Of work. the number
Of men, and the price per day for labor.
Bids BY persons not contractors viii be considered
for any business not carried on in the Prison;
and nom present contractors, fer their present busi-
mesa and Tor any other not IN conflict with the laws
Of The State existing contracts; the Directors re-
serving the right TO select such bids and business as
will best promote the interests OF the Institution
and conflict the lesst with the maehauical interests
Of the State.
No bid received for less than % or more tnan s.
men in any contract. Successful bidders 70 FiV8
satisfactory security P. A-PRENTIOE,
IHEQ. COMSfOCk,l Warden.
n. MERIUN. fDirect0rs
pARlnNe Te-r.arn
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- - A-NSAAAA-HAANA
"a o. FRENCH CANDIES, sl-
end Candles Of their own m4hufsotwe which fbey
ct pri6ss. Z = MOULD / NUMsEh 1li
deel9s2l3 -. 212 superior street
III o 70 U WIS Il TO W.
- sdl 1oSBEBP WARM1
Call at lO7 Bank street and get All Wool Batting
batting Ail-Wooi aud any color, viii be made to
CITY AND CoUNTRY MERCHANTS
viii be supplied ct the lowest possible rates.
Also, dinerent descriptions OF stocking Yarn viii
ing Yarn can be had in Now York, ali Of which 3
dsel3iRlQ OLEVELAND wOBsTED CO.
DOR THE HOLIDAYS l-4REAT
III Arrival OF Holfday Gifts. Santa Clause has
made his Gin DEPOT at sohftnks, 2il Superior 81.
a-lRrger and more varied as s5Ttment of Heiiday
Gltts than ever before exhibited IN, Cleveland.
csnt 70 sweeten end delight the entire juvenile pop
- Fancy Boxes, Fancy Boxes Fancy Boxes, ed
Also, great variety Of French Figures and Toys,
without limit, all Of which are asssntfai 70 proper
Observance Of OfCHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS.
- An abundance Of Grapes are kept On hand for
parties, 20 ldoclll JOHN sCHRlgK X.
/ ENGRAVING AND LITHO-
III RAPHING.-BRAIHARD q BURRIDGE
GSSS E2gTSysr1 and L'hOEEApher' Bank Street
EQRl NICE PAINTING, GO TO
IL TASOOTT'Si l -.lI 1H li4.lf on seaI III
That French WHITE ZINC has come. lust the
right thing ~ Painters and inside work Ct every
sprzsls 40. a4FHoFTmANs BLOCK.
DART0N'S LIFE OF ANDREW
IL JACKSON 8 vols, IS, d. 5.T Ell slI lI
fOnce Week, Part Is, 4Oc.
Pulpit and Rostrum, Nos IS and Is, containing
Mebsler's Speech on the Force Bill and JacksOn's
a. hsslis'l Illustrated Monthly PART ior January,
Beadle's Dime Novel No.-l2, 100. a.y .-'1.a1. Il
Chambers Journal for Nov, DC. Il
dec7 -1l .1I.'Ii I3LI0 ali = HAWKS a BRO l
DRESENgAFION BOX OF AS
Il SORTED PeTfdmery for the handkorchief Pom.
9db and general assortment Of HalEes' dne per-
fumes, &C No. 3, Public square.
Ihe Excelsior viii prevent the Hair from falling
neat Hair Dressing article, At 81 Public Square.
Sumulery and sage, crude and pulveriZod, st No.
81 south side Public square. Tr.E 1I
Goat OH and Lamps Of the best quality; Oh Cans
Public SQUARE at 80 na4-ll u-a
The Aromatic stimulaut Is a good substitute for
TOBACCO, Cardanlon, &C., and is healthy compound
at 10. 80, southwest Garner Public Square.
The best remedial agent for. Children and Adults
that can be found for every dersngement Of the hn
man organism, can be found at No. %, south-West
corner Pub. square. ''I -.t-l i-.ti 3. .1
full supply o. Botanic and Eclectic medicines at
y19les Ie and retail-fresh every seasonal DT. o.
s. kEELEf's3 No. 81 Public SQUARE.
Hops By the bale, pound and onnce, q Pub Square
Ii. kEELEk's AnOdyne EEpeCtorant,-q uieis !
CnildrFni stops Cough and prevent he Group. Pul-
n0naIy Balsem, for all Lung difficulties, Is without
rival Cough Candy for bronchial and all ulmo- I
by U. kEkLER, No. 81 south side Pub. Square, (
5Olevsla Ohio. Z. ~ s. rsl i9a dso5 (
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RuIIetin ". ArnInnche.

We published yesterday an extract from
the Memphis Avalanche, advising the "nAil-
ing of all abolitionists to their own doors, "
and such like barbarOds proceedings. The
Bulletin Ofthe day following the publication
of that article, has a few words to say to the
mad Avalanche, and throws down the glove,
as follows sl -s 2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
Confirmation of Tax Title.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That IN Frederick Buchinghim purchased at Sheriff sale, for non-payment of taxes, made in pursuance of law, at the times specified below, the following tracts parsels of land, lying and being situate in the county of Perry, and State of Arkansas, towt:
 Part of the hf of the south east qr., ill sec 30, in township 5 north, of range l9 west, containing three acres was assessed for taxation in the name of Elizabeth A. Taylor, in A. D. 1851. Taxes amounting to Sl 30.
 Part of east half of south east qr., in 30, in township north, of range l9 west containing p acres; taxed in name of Elizabeth A. Taylor, in the year 1852. Taxes $l 50.
 The northwest or. of northeast qr, of sec. 5, in township north, range l9 west, containing 40 acres, taxed in the name of John Lines, in A. D. 1858. Taxes $2 65.
 East half of south east qr., of sec 34, in town ship north of range 20 west, 76 90100 acres, in the name of Henry Haines, in 1858. Tax S4 731@. Northwest qr. of northwest or, of sec. 35, i'll township north, of range 20 west, 40 acres, in the name of Reuben Mosbly, in A. D. 1858. Tax 8 s. Part of north east of northwest qr., of sec 2, in township north, of range l9 west, 4 acres, in the name of J. H. Cosby, ill A. D. 1858. Tax | $2 9l49.
 South half of southeast qr south east of south- west qr., south east of southeast qr and south west ol southwest qr., of sec. 25, in township | north range 2l west, 900 acres, in the name of John Wells, in A. D. 1858. Tax S9 521a.
 Part of west half of south east or, of sec. :, i'll township north, of range Is west, 19 acres, in the name of John Campbell, in A. D. 1858. Tax s 3s
 | North east qr. of southwest qr, of sec. 36, in township north, of range 2l west, 40 acres in the name of NJ. D. Fulcher in A. D. 1858. Tax s 22155 l Northeast of the northeast qr., of sec. 35, in township north. range q west, 40 acres, in the name of John Wills in A. D. 1856. Tax S1 55. Now, therefore, all persons who can set up any right to said lands purchased, any part there ot in consequence ot any informality, irregularity or llegaity. connected with such sales, hereby called upon to show cause at the next term of the Perry circuit conrt, on the chancery side thereof, to be held in and for the county of Perry, at the place appointed by law, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday of September, 1860, why the sales made shall not be confirmed pursuant to a petition to be filed by in said court for that pur l pose.
 FREDERICK BUCHINGHIM. June g 1S60 Gts