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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
- sec New Advertisements.

NJ See New tdNerfisemenis.
W
r--prs. " II .Backhuuse and N.C.Purty-
PHYSICIANS and SurEeons-have formed a
paTtnership IN Lewi>burg. Dr. BacAhonNe
has derived benefits from a residence IN Ger.
mani, and Dr. Puriy has had considerable
nr,cIIce at hi, former home IN The North
eastern part OF this state.
,F~We hear it rumorct that the Admins
,ra,icn in the up-siver counties talk OF lmua-
ing the Opposition IN trying TO exclude Union
county from any representation N the Stale
CorvrpIion. A J. n;elrici. ESD OF NI.lIams-
mort. Is their man for that purpose
r-La>t evening was appointed for Lee
,nre on Electricity, in connection with the
bsaling ar,-wIIh some practical illustrations
of Teegraphlnc-a Independent Hull. by
Mr.. HorSE Mr.. II. is capita! Operator.
We have not heard him Lecture.
m-During mild weather in the Win
ter. attention can be paid to Fruit trees
See advertisement of Mr.. Wiugert among
other new ones to day.
n<n-While attending Court in Williams
port last week, Judge Jordan was taken
i'll. and had to adjourn Court. This week,
Court failed by reason Of his absence.
nss-We are Informed that wild cat
was recently killed in East Bpf,lce towr.
shin. latter having been heard bowling for
savs,,l nipbts.) being cornered in an ore
drift.
ro CborIes 5rovcr rcs;1inr in
Harte,on, was driving lot OF sheep
through Centre county, and while IN the
act of preparing his pistol for some sport,
i, accidentally discharged, and shot oft a
part of one of his fngers,
- y. y.,.r,.. -
nA"iLAioN' "''"'
their wa '" =" -
fnuni c.'r ''.i "..''r = r'' rF'H'' ''"f .
.e-n
vs., ,,.. ,,,,.
'''" '..., .,-------.-.-~-~~-
RrGHr-The selection of cadet for
West p,int this wear devolve, upon our
- u ILn w r;lI;ocor
We are s'au 10 ho''ee 'na' III ''''' u ''
slowing that favor upon the son Oh sonie
..,,.,oI I,In L En-, 90
t.fu.;h. bon,,ko
o. g ~ ,dr,,,,re.,
-
ses-in'eTe''''s r'ng'Dus meetings nave
been held TINS winter % the rf',oy'e-
ran aud he'"o'',' '"'''"'s' '"''"'oD"'S
ana 'he E'a"s''c4. ',''''I"' -'"
bef''n''''''ih i'e"is e '"1 i''' ''' d"
re'''ai eou.''u's ". '"np
-, ' "a "a ta-, - -
M,UHoo,- vn,9,n.as of Cbr;.,i,rity
Pixies PEAK.-We last week saw an 7
interesting co''ee''ot u sPe'''n'u' ''' III
by Henry ho"no'er' embracing no"'' d.
como' hard-ourn' anu o'Hef gun quartz
go'u 10 u,,efeH' ~ 49, a"r N M ",'a-"
esi 49, .nd ;soonI;rn ,bo ,r;nt.r ;S San. Q
ia Fe. lie looks forward with hope to u
the coming season. The shortness Of
summer is the greatest drawback to the
settlement OF that mountain region +
Tgr C,rsE Of the faIlinr in Of the ;
p,hor,o, MILL : noc, ,b,roI. - ho
m. o.l.,ess Of tho ;,op nillsrs w;,lir n
Tho bn;Id;nc aha M, The wall or the 5,
foundation. The nillars were IRREGULAR !, j.
:, ,b;,k,oss sometimes o,,v ono s;v,eo.tb 1t
of =, inch ,b;ek and !, o,bar ,as,ac,s 49,
f.c,;vs They wers not ipsr.c,sd with r,
sufficient care before heinz mt in. and the P
wo;cb, bs.,mo ,oo cro,t f,- tbo,, :, h.,-
r. NJ, oe !. h.. az
,.oa;nod sui,;oion, r,anor ars cI,,t;on 80 ID
'n".' '"" u
q most gratifying announcement a,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
yOs. Middleton, & 20.

Nos. l5G aud 1873 North Fourth street, above
Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
DRANDIES, Wines and Gins i'm
IL port direct and warranted PJEE and srlI 10
Dru--I.t- an Hotel Keepers ut lowest wholesale rrs
~ The a-sortuIsnt consists of Utarl fnst and Ro-
ch=r BRA ndi@s. OH Port, sherry, lera, L-Jlu and
Clamp sETe Vines; a-n large stock Of Ao.i 1lela
NLi-key, Holland Un irish and Scotch WhisScy sue
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
Grating, Budting, Trimming, &c.

e. To all Lovers of Good Fruit, the subs
- crlbers would say that he Is prepared 10
Graf trees with the best standard varieties ia
the most approved manner. Cherries must be
grated Soon-Plums in Pears
and Grapes until Sumner. Or,erS may be
left al Caldwelfs Drug Store, or al M house
on the River Road 4 mile below LewiSburg
Jan 81, lsC0 J. NINGERT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

Business is entirely suspended at Dan
bury, CT, in consequence of the great pre-
valence of the smallpox there.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

BEWARE Mrs. John Brown states
that false Life of her late husband is
published.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

RIVE hear it trumorct that the Admins
,ra,icn in the up-sIver counties talk OF imua-
ting the Opposition in trying to exclude Union
county from any representation N the state
Copvenrian. A. ]. n;ejr'ck. Esq, OF Williams
por. Is rhelr man for that purpose.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
CJ@@.tcgiia 5)yo.'5 CarS.

I'VE have tested the merits of a
cash business entire sati-feiion aud fully
deteTalili uot {, deVig;r from t. Our Etock Is now
larger sri more complete than and are pre-.
rare! furnish patrons with evsTy tkiagiG cur line
O. ftaiarss the lowest rr-cs !or Cas or in exchange
fr heat Rye C,rD, Oats cj0SeIsed Iar.y. Timothy
sa,, srl, Potatoes, Eaeoa, Batter, LsIl, Lgs4,
Taos, SOAP, &c
We also pay cash flr ri; kinds of P-oiuce-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

rwLa>t evening was appointed for Lee
,ure on Electricity, in connection with the
healing ar,-wlth some practical illustrations
Of TeIegraphlne- al Independent Hull, by
Mr. HorSE. Mr. II. Is capita! Operator.
We have not heard him Lecture.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

y Sale of Nrs.R nbinSon's household goods
on North Third 81. at 10 o'clock \ u to-day
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

Judge Jordan decided, in reference to
an exemption note, under the act exempt
ing from levy and sale property of the
value of $500, that the words "And with
out any relief from the Homestead Ex-
emption law" added to the ordinary
note, constituted good and valid exemp-
ton note, and, in action of Trespass for
the sale of property on such a note, in.
srructed the Jury to find for the defendant.
Tb. judge stated that the object of the
party making the note was to waive an
exemption, aud il could refer to nothing
else than the $500 exemption law. This
decision is in accordance with a recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court, not yet re-
ported.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
WATER CRACKERS.

SE get monthly supply. fresh
W from the Bakery, OF The best quality hand
made Crae-ers IHAIGEELiN BROS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

~During mild weather in the Win
ter, attention can be paid to Fruit trees
See advertisement of Mr.. Wingert among
other new ones to day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

rn-Wbile attending Court in Williams
port last week, Judge Jordan was taken
i'll, and had to adjourn Court This week
Court failed BY reason Of his absence.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

nay-We are informed that wild cat
was recently killed in East Bua'lce towr.
ship, (after having been heard bowling for
several Dights,) being cOrnered in an ore
drift
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

IBLiA y I Is I { q.
! ! AVE just received On az lI;on to their
: large s'uctj fresh supply ct FALL
ltD HINiEh GODDH, dni beg leave res
'7c:ai.y tl ,ui. rm tie la lies aai Gsul.emen
4 Towa aLd County. that they can salt them
d. anyiuH- % tAc.r hae, ,f t.IIe, style, quail
{. and prIsr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

RIGHr.-The selection of i cadet foi
West Point, this year devolves upon our
Congressman, Hon. John w. kiIlinscr-
We are glad to notice that instead of be
slowing that favor upon the son Of some
rich or iuflentill man, (as is generally
dope) be has selected John X Elliot, au
orphan boy, of Harrisburg. Nay he make
good use Of his Advantages
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-02

As it has connection with this subject
we will say here, in answer to tie charge
Of falsehood in stating that FucH had re-
ceived $4,000 per year for County Printing.
that some year or more ago FIrcH invited
us to become the purchaser Of his press );
and we at that time, frcm his representa-
tons of its value, made up our mind that
as soon az we could make our arrange
ments we would make the purchase, and
Manitowoc our home, and the future would
see US laboring in the profession or trade
for which wo had been educated from ear
" boyhood. When we afterwards came
to Manitowoc TO see FITCH in relation to
the School Loan transaction, his offer to
sell his press to lis was renewed, and nego-
tiations upon the s1bjcct were opened be
tween us. At this time he did represent
to US that the County Printing was worth
to his establishment at least $4,000 per
year, and he afterwards wrote 20 Us, willie
,r;r,;n, c,as L,I n.,,-,,a,a1 =. , 'l .,
and tha, c,r ,La ,.nnso,,t rao. ,,,a., ,.a,,r3
amount 70 fla s,,, Of s9ooo Va l,I
his word f,r tLo s.a..non+ ,,If.b 10 n,.,.
cbo,oos 70 10 f.l.o. ard = :. = -, .,,o
ho oo,,oin1, ,,,,,.t ! o,.o rooo H.. &c ,,.o
k;ra - - croslr rJ.o r.,.m.sa...,;,,.
co,2ar,i,a, H.. ,s,-.o r. H., ,'o..,.,,..r !.
,.h,;.,,.s7t - ,r.Iar ,. ;,I.oo 49,.
49,, o,.or,,,..,,. ,,,;.a l., n.,..1 en;. -
Va rore ,,io,-.4 u...1, a., ,..n,.-n -,
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~. This chanuel runs through the group
Of islands, and, though no, so broad as
either the Haro or the Rosario Strait, is
nevertheless navigaJle. In It's course it
cuts off the island of San Juan alone to
the west, and consequently leaves US with
this island only. while the Americans viii
retain the remainder. So considerable, in
fact, Is the concession thus made that it
reasonably suggests a little compensation,
and We believe the American government
will be asked 20 give rs the whole of a GER
tain coast healland whichthe 49,h parallel
now cuts in two. We do sincerely hope
that this reasonable proposal will be &C
cepted. 1t appears to us 10 answer all
those purposes of mutual convenience
which the treaty originally contemplated
The Americans will secure the Rosario
channel TO themselves, according TO their
wishes; and they will leave US with the
the Ilaro channel, exactly as they desire
We, on the other hand, though we shall
lose three tourths Of the debated territory,
shall retain the isle OF San Juan and thus
acquire secure access TO or continental
possessions. II reality the mere territory
is Of little consequence to either party,
While safe navigation is of materia! impor
lance to both By the arrangement now
delneateI each country Will have a chan
Eel Of its own, while the territory will be
so divided that tie Americans will make
no complaint Of their allotment. We
really do not see how any adjustment
could lie more juticiousiy devised than onc
which viii not wound the sell love of eli
taer state, which will give both states
what is real ! necessary for their conyen
fence, and which will thus terminate
propacted dispute by sensiblo conpro-
mise.
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An eloquent GO7sspsiissc ~ 10 : IN z
EUsas2crn seEssDgga

Senator IOOmOS, OF Georgia, III his late
speech in the senate, bore noble testimony
70 the courage and fidelity OF lie Northern
Democracy. lie falI:
To make this appeal etiactual, it is our
duty at the South, first, to crush out the
party divisions which exist among our
the wrongs OF their country, and Who are
willing 10 unite for redress who have 10
aiuiaiion or sympathy with Black kepu5
iicauism in amy Of lis forms, and are ready
to drive them from tue national councils
Let enemies OF this organization extend 10
each other the right hand OF fellowship,
and for pure and honest purposes, bring
their past party differences and sacrifice
iheHI - the altar Of patriotism. Thus hav-
lng secured our own union and harmony,
let US appeal to the friends of the Consti-
tuition III the non s'aveholdinr States to
initiate our example. Let Us appeal to
those of that c. ass who are among, but not
Of, the public enemies themselves Let us
invoke them to join the army Of the con
stitution. Let US cali upon the American
organization of the north, as well as the
south, to enlist uader its banners. Let Us
invoke, in a spirit of kindness and frater-
nifty those Democrats of the north who,
from dlscon cent upon a collateral issue,
have withdrawn from the faithful column,
and whose position gives aid and comfort
10 the common enemy, to return to their
coIors. | have no word of invocation to
those who stand to Gay in the ranks Of
IL, ~ b,,t ,I,,
and emulate their past history. From the
beginning of this sectional controversy,
they have stood firmly BY the constitution,
in sunshine and storm. No body of men,
III the worlds history, G. er exhibited high
er or noh!er devotion to principle under
such adverse circumstances.
The enemies of the constitution, seeing
ti.at they were it's best buwark in the non
slavchoIding States, have brought against
them every engine Of destruction which
their maddened mslice could invent
Their very loyalty to tie constitati is
daily charged against them as treason to
Their own tireside. Amid the cpprobrlous
eplthets, the gibes and jeers of the enemies
OF the constitution worse than this, amid
""i"' Vi "ietTuet auu fepfoaCh, even from
men OF the south these great hearted pat
slots have marched steadily on in the path
OF duty. Amid treacherv and desertion at
home anal injustice from without; amid
disaster and defeat, they have risen super
Tor to fortune. and stand to day, with their
banners all tattered ard soiled in the hon
orabe service ofthe whole country, ready
n tho ccptl,ct o,,j TO- 81, -icto
from the very jaws Of defeat. No matter
what fortune may betide US IN the future.
while life lasts | have hand that will
succor and heart ready to embrace the
humb.e-t soldier in this noble baud.
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Yours, &C.,
Signed GABRIFL B0UCK.

Your committee do rot feel disposed to east
any censnrc upou the comms-oners in his case.
IL was hardly to be supp sed that appraisal
under oath by the chsirmsn sfan a3joi,iug town
to the town in whcA the lard lay, suld b. fl G
or that II could b, procured becru~. tn chairs
man of the proper town refused 10 estimate the
value of the lnnd to stlit tie applicant. The sd
vantage to be derived from sn exposure of these
facts s in increasing the vigilance Of our public
offi ,ers in defeating like attempts in the future
The history of the transaction in connection with
tho loans from the school fund is fall Of adnioni~
ton to greater care and mere scrupuiuus exact
ness the part Of the officers ntrusted with i:s
control. Under the mogt Stringent laws, it will
he found that avafice and cupidty will tind
means to wrong The state, unless vigilance and
integrity characterizes the iicers in trust.
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--s
IT," 4 fancy

Re- \ fancy ball is about to be given
in Paris for the liberation from he prison
Of Ciichv OF "a many honest but uulortu
nate debtors as possible. 1t IS not little
amusing to note the severely virtuous air
with which It It announced, that 10 per.
son, male or female, will be admitted ex-
cept By the consent Of vigorously moral
committee, and afterwards to find the
greatest attraction promised is furi-
Gus conc,tn Of decidedly decolcte descrip-
ton, BY four Of the most notorious Cypri-
ans OF Paris The public is gravely in
formed that this will he an admirable o.
rortuniiy Of Witnessing TerPsichorian ex
PLOTS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-02

FF DR.. GuVSoffe TmproreR Extract
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removal AMI permanent cure of all diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood
or habit of the system The best female
medicine known. Incipieut Consumption,
Barrenness, Leucorrhea or Whites, Irreg
ular Menstruation, and general gloomy
state Of mind, are cured by Or. Guysott's
Extract of Yellow and SarsaParilla, which
gives Immediate relief by renewing the
fountain OF health and strength. the blood
1t nentralizea bad humors, stops unnatural
seeretjons, and gives healthy action to all
the vital powers
For sale by all druggists
See advertisement.
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The Investigating Committee, in their
report to the Legislature, say

In the Office of the Secretary Of State
the examinations have been principally
conined to securities for loans from the
trust funds and to accounts which have
been audited during tie past year. The
loan papers are found in uniform order,
and exhibit much better observance Of
the laws than heretofore. A list of the
loans is hereunto annexed marked "a and
such defects as exist are seyerallv noted.
In only one case do We find an evident al
tempt to obtain loan on inadequate Sc,
curity. There mav &c more, since expe
rience has shown that though the papers
may be all in form and in compliance with
law, vet they may be fraudulent and the
securities may finally be found insufficient.
Mary Fitch, Of Manitowoc, obtained loan
Of 800, in the month of August last, on
70 acre lot in the town Of Charlestown
Calumet county, which was appraised by
the Chairman ofthe Board of Supervisors
Of an adjoining town at $500, but which
are found upon inquiry to be worth less
than 800. The facts obtained by the
committee in the case are contained in tie
following affidavits and communication
from the Attorney General:
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affidavit If J hn Kar2 G2iI.
Q. + " ALTER
Notary Public.
STATE CT WISCONSIN,
Gan ~ Of Dane.

STATE CT WISCONSIN, !
Courty Of Dane.
John NarggolJ, being first duly sworn, on his
oath SAYS that he is well acquainted with the fol
lowing described tract of land, situat in the
town OF Charle>town. county Of Calumet, and
State OF Wisconsin, VIZ: northeast qnaiter of
southeast quarter Of section 80, township 10
range 20 east, containing forty acres Of land ;
That said tract Of land Is not worth to exceed
the sum Of ore hundred dollars in cash; that
more than one half of the same is q lite wet d
swampy. This depouent further saws that he
resides within three miles Of said land and has 30
resided for the last seven years, and Is we'll ac7
Q1alnted with the location and value Of land in
mat vicinity: That one Mary FitcL obtained
loan OF four hundred dollars from the State on
sali land some time in the month OF August last:
mat short time previous to said FItch's obtain.
ing said loan, c. W Fitch called upon this de-
ponenf. and scribed dertain piece Of land
tbut not the one mentioned above) and asked
TINS d' pore 6 ia valne Opponent informed him
that bHt piece &C land worth eight dollar,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-02

A Young woman named Mary Graham.
shot George Fitzhugh, the over.eer of a
plantation in Kinds county, Mississippi, on
the 24th nit. Ftzhugh had se!ucsd tho
girl under the promise of marriage, and
when asked by his victim to reie EN- his
promise, he scoffed at her petition, where
upon she drew revolver and shot him
three tiues lie is not expected to re
70. o.
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Member Joint Investigating Committee

IGi4apits of LeRoy Grayes and 0. +. IVa!}er
Couaty Of Calumet!
LEROY Graves being duly sworn saya he is per
sonaliy acquainted with the north east quarter
OF south east quarter of section thirty two, town
s; range 20, Calumet county, AID that said land
contains in his opinion not to exceed seven acres
of.and the taauce being swamp, and in his
Judgment the said forty acres is not worth to ex-
coed seventy five dollars. (~igncdl
LEROY GRAVES.
Sworn and subscribed before me this It'll day
OF February, 1859. OF WALLER,
Notary Public.
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STATE CT Wisconsin, IS.
T.3.,gyt,T T,v,,,.,,@

o. F. Waller being duly sworn says he IS per-
son4lly acquainted with the north east quarter of
southeast quarter CT section thirty two town s.
range 20, east, and in his Judgment is not worth
10 exceed fifty dollars in cash. TSig ed
O. t WALLER
Subscribed and sworu u f5r,: II = TITS 7th day
Of February, 1859 GEO. ! JENKINS.
Nc AIRY Pubic.
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uuceu by his representations and by solici-
tations Of democratic friends, to make our
arrangements to come to Manitowoc, We
confess that at this unexpected turn given
by FiTCH to our negotiations, we did say
to him" Sir oumust arrange this School
Loan affair to the satisfaction Of the Com,
m!ssoners, as YOU have promised, or vii!
accept the invitation Of democrats, and es
tabljsh Democratic paper at Manitowoc,
whether you retire OF not from the fed"
From his letter to US afterwards, We dis
covered he had put himself on his dignity,
and was not to be driven by threats to do
what was night, and wha. he had promised
Like the Bantam Cock" lie cfowed most
courageously from his Gown dung bill"
We are bound to say one other word in
defence Of the conduct Of the Investiga-
ting Committee, which Frcu charges to
have been governed by mere partisan mo-
tives. when lie says " the privilege of any
intercourse with tie Committee was de-
MED, and as the object of the Investigation
was to gain political capital at the expense
of the State, rather than the protection Of
he School Fnnd, we were obliged to sub
nit" We know that prominent Demo
crat from tlis county dill converse with
the Chairman Of HAT Committee while
their investigation into this affair was 90
mo on. and did obtain III. consent 10 DELAY
the publication Of tla evidence in MI,
ease to Give F,rc, annie finn, 70 ra,ia,a
In;mse,ftro,D the imnu,a,io2 Of INV a+temn+
to defrapd the School FuuI. by sabst;,u.
t,na o,hnr security sa,;-f,c,or, 70 tra
/ Commissioners. II he Ind ANY reyarI far
tie reyuta,,sn Fl Democratic S,4te on
can. Nv ,l.a r.-o..,f.on ~. ,}.o I,.,,.,,,..,,;
Marty or fir his own s,enl;no, % = nan,
and clftrror T,-o,l. raj. ,,a,.a,. J. rvo,.r. =.
brv. lo..a rro,,n.ry villa, Ia ,..s a.E..1
a.l AHA, ra Ma ,r,.,,i.oJ TO !, ,,5 ,,,.
.ta,,.,ysI ,ro I,,as.;..o,.,.o, C,,,,.,,;t.so ,f
~, one o,,nor,unitv Ia has afforded Ct
maliner nol;tiral rari,a, for the La,5ft Of
the Onnn.;t;on nartx Con,J Ia no. 1,a,A
dome Ills?
AGAIN F,rcrr savs thar orr stataoent
that we learn from reliable authority
n,,. Ia WA :. ,f,1,,...,I-oo ,,rc.;,,. own 10
,oo,.aY fran, tho cff.. e Denntv T. 6
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Ponent the described tract Of land. Soon a.:er
the above conversation, this deponent was in
formed by A. E. Meigs, town supet iutcndent Of
Char:estown, that he, said Mess, had certified
that the first described tract OF land was worth
ghs huHd.ed Golars. and 10 al b,,a--e
Fitch informed him that this depoaeuc had stats
ed to him that said laud was woatA eight hun
dred dollars, which statement this deP0uent says
n never made to any one, and could lot do so,
we'll knowing that said laud was rot worth any
such amount.
[Sigredl JOHN MARYG0LD.
Subscribed AID sworn to before me, this l.
day OF February 4. D. 1869.