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The New York herald., 1862-02-15

81. Lorfs, Feb H. 1852.
The Democrats special Cairo correspondent says the
fight at Fort Doneson began at nine A. NJ yesterday,
and during day tho rebels driven out Of the fort
three times, and forced back again by Gen. Grant.
The gunboa Carondslet had been struck but twice up
70 noon yesterday.
battery Of 1--WE pieces, opposite the river, opened
her during her approach to the fort The steamer Alps
has arrived here with the wounded from the Csrondset
Some Of them seriously hurt by spliners. The Alp
mot Commodore Foots thirty miles below Doncson, with
gunboats Louisville, Conestoss Tyler, St. Louis and
Ptsburg and towed the two latter to within twenty I've
miles Of the FORT where she left them three O'Clock
this morning.
Cairo special 10 tho Democrat says that Capt Norton
from Fort Henry yesterday noon, reports no fight had
seemed to be on the Cumberland river about ten miles
below Fort Doneson. Beaursgsrd and John Bell said
10 bs at Donslson. About 100000 worth Of tobacco
reached here from Tennessee river. fsragng party,
which left Birds Point yesterday brought in several
thousand bushels Of corn taken from Lieutenant Colonel
Swank Of the rebel artillery.
Special dispatches to the Republican, dated Fort DoneI
son last night say that up TO that time our loss
about twenty killed and two hundred and fifty wounded
The right wing Of our army rested within sixty yards
of one Of the rebel redoubss, tho enemy having boon
driven one milo. Twenty rebels had been killed in skr
mishes Company Bergss sharpshoocrs, Capt. CUTTER
20, within seventy-nvs yards Of rebel battery and
completely sonced during tho entire afternoon, by
killing every man who attempted TO work the guns.
A desperate advance made one of the redoubts
by the Seventeenth and Forty ninth Illinois, under Col
Morrison. Of the latter regiment They made two gal
LIANT charges getting close 10 the enemys brsastwoks,
but we're obliged TO retire In both instances under heavy
Of artillery and infantry Both regiments SUI
fcred considerably. Col Morrison severely wounded
while very the 'mpmts There were great qusnti'
ss u brush piled sslOrs the srssstwsrts, which wss
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
ANOTHER SPLENDID SUCCESS
Retreat of the Rebels from
Springfield.
Capture Of a Large Amount of
Stores and Equipage.
The OHicial Announcement Of
Gen. Halleck,
&C., &c, &c.
ANOTHER sPLEND1DsuCcEss

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. IA, 1862.
The following despatch forwarded from headquar-
ters this morning to General Mcclellan at Washington
The flag Of the Union floats the Court House in
Springfield The enemy resreated after short engage
ment, leaving largo amount Of stores and equipage,
which was captured by General Curtis Our cavalry
in close pursuit. Il. W. HALLECK.
SPRINGFIELD, No., Feb Is,
Via BEAR CREEK, Feb. IA, 1852.
Our troops are in Springfield.
Ths enemy retreatsd last night with great haste 70.
wards Ozark Wilson's creek without accepting bat
tie.
81. Louls Feb. II, 1859.
special despatch to the s.. Louis Dsmscras, dated
Springfield, Mo-, 18th, via Boar Creek, today says
Our troops possession Of Springfield to-day with
out firing gun.
General Price evacuated the place yesterday afternoon.
marching out on the Fayetteville road.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

Tne Att0ck ON the Aebel Fort OOnelSOn'
CHICAGO, Feb. IA, 1862.
special despatch to the Chicago Tribune says
CAMP on THE FIxLD, NEAR FoRr DoNElsos,l
Feb. 1880 (
Fort Donelson is invested by troops Our lines ara
formed from right loft north to SOUTH nearly
mishing have been going since hafpast O'Clock
this morning. but owing the extent OF line of
tion, little be learned Of the result hear how.
ever, that the Captain Of Company Seventh Illinois regi
ment, has been killed.
General McClernands division is operating the right
wing, and General Smith the left We have had but
gunboat TO play upon the fort until just within the
last half hour when the other gunooats have
firing on the fort.
Tho force estimated to BE- within tho brsastworks,
from the best information about Is 00 No reinforce
ments can arrive. as all communication is cut of.
1t is now thought that their left redoub has fallen into
our hands.
All the officers are acting with great valor, exhibiting
General Grant and sta have been riding along the lines
all the morning. regardless Of the grapeshot that is being
showsrsd in every direction.
EIGHT O'CLOCK P. N.
The cannonadng and skirmishing has continued brsky
all day. but has been lately discontinued. considera
BILE number have been wounded on both sides. The
Twenty fifth Indiana which rushed boldly up the
trsnchmsnts, had during the day forty Of their men
wounded, all slightly. The Seventh Illinois and Sew enth
Iowa. who have been close the ensmys fire. have lost
some mon. Among tho killed is Captain wardell, OF
Company l. Seventh Illinois, and Colonel Morrison Of tho
Forty ninth Illinois, is wounded
Bsrges sharpshootsrs have done good service. They
kept several of the enemys guns idle BY picking OF the
cannoneers as fast as they appeared at the guns
Captain Brink, with company Of cavalry went around
TO the left bank Of tho river this afternoon and reports
hat the gunboat Carondslet received ten inch ball
through her casemats, which wounded eight men, but
did not inure the boat materially Captain Walker Of
the Carondelst says he has dismountsd three Of the
rebels river guns The other gunboats had not arrived
up to six O'Clock in the evening.
The rebels rifle shots and grape have been flying thick
and fast about here all day. Some six shots struck
around General Grant and his star this afternoon while
they were riding along the nes Ono bullet hit Of
the horses Of the body guard near by.
The fort will bo stormed days not surrendered
before that time Our men have driven back the enemy
in every instance.
Generals Pillow, Floyd, Johnston and Buckner are said
to bs here.
One company has been within seventy yards of the
enemy's intrenchments.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
s>No>~>>~~~>~~>~<0~~~~>~~
Attack Of Fort Donelson by the
Union Forces.
Progress OF the First Days
BOmbarilment.
Gallant Conduct Of Our Troops
Under Heavy Fire.
The Rebel FOrtif1catiOn and
Camps Surrounded,
&C.. &C.. &c.
The Union Troops EN- Route TO Fort
DOmolsOn.

Ae AHOoPD En- AOWte 70 fort
DOnelson.
CHICAGO, Feb II, 1862.
Capt willard OF the Chicago Light Artillery. left Fort
Henry day before yesterday at hapas ten O'clock and
reached this city to-day. From him learn that the
artillery left Fort Henry for Fort Doneson between three
and four O'Clock tho morning Of the 18th, with six
regiments Of infantry.
Gen. Grant and staff and body guard left at ton O'Clock
the same day. The guard left at two P. NJ. Tho
whole forco 900 men, with twenty pieces Of
light artillery.
At four O'Clock the morning of the day eleven
regiments left Paducah under convoy of the gunboats to
go up the Cumberland river-making the whole force
fifty thousand men. The gunboats expected to reach
Fort Donelson at seven O'Clock yesterday.
1t designed to attack Fort Douslson with the whole
force yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

UNION FEELING IN THE SoUTH-REBEI ApHrs-
sIoNs-Amongst the various causes assigned
by the rebel organs for the capture of Roa-
noke Island by the Unionists is that Of dis
affection and treachsry on the part Of the North
Carolina regiments. Now, there is nothing to
show that there is any ground for this assertion.
The rebels surrendered because II was physi-
cally impossible, in view of the odds against
them, that they could do otherwise. The fact,
however, that their organs venture to cast this
mputation upon the men Of North Carolina is a
significant one. 1t proves that they have
serious doubts Of the loyalty of the people of
that State to their bogus government, and anti.
cipate its speedy loss to the Southern confedc-
racy II is curious enough that in the same
sheet in which this statement appears there IL
frank admission Of the existence of a strong
Union feeling On the banks Of tho Tennessee
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
THE SITUATION.

New York, Saturday, February rs, 1864
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
RrrunsrD Hoxr.--We had the pleasu1

RETURNED HoNE--We had the pleasure
OF taking Our young friend. Sergeant For.
est d. Wright, Of the Goth. by the hand
on Frislsy last. He was severely wound
Ell in tbs battles On the Chickahominy
and was taken to the Brooklyn. IN. VI
City Hospital. where he lay for some line
In precsrious condition. but finally re.
covered sufficiently to enable him to return
home. Although very much disabled by
his wounds. three in number. his numerous
friehds- will be glad to learn that he i
otherwise in tolerably good health. Mr..
Wright is brave and competent young
man and deserves to be promoted to some
position in the army that his physical con-
dition viii enable him to ill. 3 ~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16


Cancers Cured ur No Pay-zp1 sw<sk
will be at the Edwards House again, on the 18th
and 10Th days of October, 1862.
Persons had better call early as the Dr.'s room
is generally very much crowded along abont noon
He treats the various kinds of chronic diseases
aud especially cancers in the successful treatment
Of which he is scarcely excelled BY any Physician
in the west,-he cures them or charges nothing
for his services. The Doct. has cured some very
hard cases here-he gives universal sasisfaesion to
his patients.
He is a regular graduate Of one Of the best Re-
form Medical Colleges in the United States. and
stands high as Physician In his profession; he has
also an experience of some twenty years in prac-
sicc, but the Docss reputation is too wclfknown to
need any recommendation. 80.
The DR.. .lscars all poisons, making use only
Of nocent and cffec:ual remedies, selecting and
preparing his medicines hinself. They are pleas
ant to take, not sickening nor facilitating, but
bracing, and consequently patients are not deprived
Of doing moderate labor, as he requires sufficient
amount of exercise, to psomote health. . =
The Doct. deals honestly with patients; if he
thinks he cannot benefit them he will tell them, 81
it sscian's interest to deceive his pitienfs
he carries full supply Of medicine, and charges
low for his prescriptions, IN
See his Circulars which contsin thirty five oil
forty good certificates of cases Of Cancer he has
cured. lie hts more than hundred Cancers, pre-
served in spirits. which he took out. : 1854 (
Consultation free of charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Low Pace SroRE-The attention Of the Pub
lie is directed to this House as one Of the perma-
ncnt ins.it nticns OF Plymouth. Established here
in -57 il IA IS since built up large and isns
trade The prorrirtors, Rice K Smith. have per-
manentiy located here. aud all those who deal with
them will find every article precisely as represent
cd. They have just rcee.vcsi their. stock OF Il I'll
and Winter Goods, which, is second to none ever
opened in Plymouth. containing great variety Of
Staple AMI Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry Ware, Hats and CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Cloth
ing. &c This stock was bought early. before tho
last great advance in prices and all cotton good.
are now offered to their customers at less than the
p-e<cn. New York prices
Wesgto m, AMI all, dpn'2lriv one lola's
worth OF goods until Won have priced them at the
Low Price Store the corner south of the Ell
wards House rfEg g -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

X The following are the names O
. members absent from the Soldiers Rel;e
Society. OF Oct 9th, viz: Mrs. T. A. Dor.
ton, NJ Woodrow. n. Oglesbee. w. Shir.
iey,w.hendall. A. D Borton. w Burns
N Coiburn. L. Griffin. r. Hewett, Mis-,
Phoebe Balm. Sarah Baker. Bessie Fuller
- tniess q reasonable excuse. snch a.
sickness OF themselves or families, be civ
en.the absentees named will be fined tn,
sum Of ten cts. each. at the ensuing meet
ing Of the society S -,
Mrs. T. A BORTON, Prcs't.
JEsNE N, HAwLEy, Sec'y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

The great speech Of Gov. Morton. which
We publish to-day. onght to be read by
every patriot. II was delivered in Wash.
inston City during his recent visit there
to large assemblage who collected in
front Of the hotel. where he was stopping
anil after sercnading him. calIe him ont
The people of Indiana have cause to b,
proud Of their Governor. He is an honor
Ia the State. F.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Its over ten years since this celebrated remed,
was Introduced to the American public. During
this time il has performed hundreds and thousands
OF the most astonishing cures, and its reputation
and sale have nov reached point that far surpass
Is any remedy Of the present or past ages. 1t has
acquired this great reputation, not by system o.
putting. but BY the actual merit of the article ITSELF
II you are afflicted with any disease for which IL Is
recommended. such as Dyspepsia. Liver Complains,
Nervous Debility, or Disorder of the Digestive
Organs IL will not fail to sustain its reputation in
your case. For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicines at Is cents per bottle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

.l&1 We have received from the office
OF L. D. Peterson & Bro. Philadelphia. a
very neat anil convenient card, intended 70,
the uss Of business men generally. con-
tanning. in condensed form, all the prin.
cipies OF stamp duties imposed by the re-
cent at Of Congress. Every man should
have one- Price 10 cents. or 3 copies for
p cents Ts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

McELnny's Corr Cu,nr.-S NrEI-o~
publisher of MeEIroy's Bank Note Report.
er. one Of the most reliable Detector's i,
the United States. has recently issued the
fullest anil most complete Coin Chart
that has ever fallen un'Icr our notice. Ii
Is given craiuitonsly to all subscribers 10
the Bank Motto Reporter Every business,
man ought to have both.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Epn, the Subscriber. living four mics north
east of Plymouth, bout a month since. seven head
of cattle, first n white COW, years old, with
the points of herhorns nwed of; che secmda large
white COW witI,re specks, large horns, 9years old
this spring; the third three year old cow, marked
similarly to the last, with slightly crumpled horns
the fourth a three years old white COW. with some
few red spots along on her sides; the fifth large
nice looking year old red hefer; the sixth white
yeafing steer and the hast brisdle yearling steer
with a white line along the back.
Any person knowing where the above cattle are
and sending me word viii be liberally rewarded ior
their trouble. GEORGE WILLIAMS.
OF, Is, 1862 1-sot3 Ai 9 q
A ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE = Notice is
IN hereby given that Letters of Administration
have been e.lcn out BY the undersigned ogthe es.
tate OF Elijah Wmrott, late Of Marshaif County,
Indiana, deceased. Those having claims against
the same will present them for payment duly anthem
ticatcd: and those indebted 70 the same are mott
fed to call and make payment Immediately; The
estate is solvent. RANSOM BARBER,
Oct l6, 1923 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

THE PcBLc CENErF.ny would
suggest to our Corporation authorities that
. small appropriation for the purpose Of
cutting down the wild grass and bushes in
the town Cemetery. and sowing it in blue
grass would be approved by our citizens
generally. In its present condition it is a
disgrace to the town. % -ft = *
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Thursday. November C. 1862.
OHERlFFoS SALE-Bv v;r.ue Of .,

SHERlFPS SALE.-By virtue Of an
} ENEf:ETToN- ISSUED by the Clerk Of the Marshall
Coma Pleas Court and to directed, in favor Of
ram II. Fenneirre. aud against jnlia Adams Lenlul
tiam have levied nls,n and Will lfkr Public
90 tft~ h<hf lawful tiider- the law directs before
the Court IIourc door in the of Plymouth, Mar
shall County, Indiana. on
q 3 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1862
i--twcen the hours oel.ck- and far cior
Va Of said day, III" rents anil profits for exrce-
ing seven wears Of the following describe real estate sn
ate i'm said county If Marshall and
The south west quarter less fur the south
corner. in section nine co., township thirty three (3,
range one ON, being lj6 acres less
III the rents and profits for years 81 said real
i'll not sell for sufficient -afiy
interest, ct and arring costs, WILL az the time
and place. or Tor sle 20 The ghestlawf bicr all the
right. title and interest ~ the said defendants in aud
the much thereof may, be necessary e.
satisfy said WRIT.
oc;. ., Isss o. ". BARNARD. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

x~ At Lemons News depot. east
side OF Michigan street. may be found the
Chicago and Cincinnati Daily papers;
most of the Illustrated Wecklies and best
Monthly Magazines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Hone would suppose it had beer
raining quart bottles since the election, by
the number which has been picked up on
tse streets since last Tuesday: all of them
giving out villainous odor suggestive OF
Fot-gut. tsngle-foot. dead-shot. and The
regular forty-rod whiskey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

@ Obituary notices Of our friends,
will always be cheerfully published. when
sent in. The reason such notices are not
published in every case is because we do
not h,sr of the deaths for some. time after
wards.
Marriage notices will also lie published
without charge. when furnished ia time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

WANrED.--A ton or so of good marsl,
hay. on subscription. y few cords OF
goo'l dry wood will also be taken ON sub
scriptisn. IL delivered soon. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

~ We understand that Miss. Jennie
flawley Of this place. commences a school
IN Bourbon next Monlsy. The citizens Of
that village may well congratulate them
selves on receiving the services of so eff
cient teacher as Miss. II. sIel - "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

New SrocK.-Paul has opened another monster
Stock of Boots and Shoes. embracing all qualities
OF Ladies'. Gcuslemen's. Misses, Boy'sa Chill
dren's wear, and what Is better than all he sells at
old prices nots outstanding the rise in lcather.-
al at the sign, Of the Golden Boot, east side Of
Michigan Street. where you can 6ud what you
want, at the yery lowest prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

e Rev. T. E. Webb. the newly ap-
pointed Methodist Minister. for this sta.
tsoa. will preach in the N. E. Church. in
this place next Sabbath at half past 10 o..
clock. .. M. and at Z D. m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Just received the Low P,ice Store,
1000 yards Of New St,le Prnts,0 xxu
900 Brown and Blue Musiins,
1000 q. Cotton and Wool Flannels,
1000 I" DENNIS and Stripes a Gin :
A splendid lot OF Shawls, Hoods. Nubias and
sontags at very low prices. RICE & SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

* We regret to learn that our towns.
man, Capt. L. j. Patterson. was taken
prisoner. at the battle Of Perryville, Ky.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Read the following from the Hon. Marris Morris
formerly Auditor ofthe State of fndirna:
IyDIASAPoLIs. Sept. 2, 1851.
DR. c. w. Ros scK--DEAE SIR: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness. so much SO that was unable TO at
tend to my or!iDorv bnsincss at times, and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Scandinavia
an Blood Purifier and Pillswcre effeeiing.I was
iGrluccd bv friend tn try them I have been
using the Purifier for the last twelve months and
find the medicine fully equal TO its recommends
tons So valuable is its use to me, that cannot
now dispense with rho oft ut an advanced age
OF Iife--seventy seven rears.
Icheerfullv give this information for the benefit
of those similarly affected d. IAAtf
Yours. truly.
MoRRIs Morris.
Soc 1ror
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

"a. - The. LsPorte Union says: al
though - We 60 to press this morning our
returns are meaere. yet we have enough to
show that our entire ticket is elected BY .
majority Of about 375"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

MisCARRIED OR sT0LENs A letter from
lvl John Phillips, Plymouth, Indin,s, directed
to his Post Office drawer, Chicago. conesi,ing four
blank signatures. Il have 70 caution all persons
from receiving any written checks, dnftss notes,
orders, other negotiable paper, ~ any written
document .ghateyer. bearing my SIGNATURE. az
will nstbsrespsnaible for the syueak Of snsh. un-
less known TO be given in good faith or for con-
sideration.l FoHS -At JOHN PHILLIPS.
Chair Manu- hcturer. cor. of Third Green St., g
Chicago. Oct. 1st, 1862. West Sid
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

- Il IS reported that the rebel Gen
Gratis bsses and Chestham. were both kill
Cd It the battles Of Psrrysville. KentueEv.
Hops che report may prove time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
SheriH's Sale.

Noticeis hereby given that here has been issu
edo me.tS wrin OF taU Iadss, outof the Office
of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas of Mar
shall County Indiana, on Judgments in favor of
James Thompson, and William q. Edwards, against
Jacob 0linSer. 10 he collected for the use OF Rufus
Hew cit and Norman 8. Woodward, as Hcwctt d
Woodward, replevin bail on said judgments.
Also, two orders of sale. on DEGREES Of iorcclos-
ure one II, favor of Charles II. Reeve and one in
favor Of John L.. westeryelt, against said Olnger,
and both assigned to and to be collected for the
+, use of said Hewett and WOODLAND. By virtue of
said execution have levied upon as the lands of
said defendants, and in sad orders Of sale am d-
rccted sell his lands, Real Estate in Marshall
County Indiana, described as follows:
The soathc, =. brth n the northeast forth n section
M, township thir:y-three Ii north range
two east Icing 10 arrs rnerycr hs Alsot the north,
range. containing sxty-fo and xiy-eght one-hun-
'irssi,hat ss- erss vi 'ii tenenprts and Improve
m~nis Sysiusfionsaisd * @DA2AS
On Thur>day, November G, 1862.
bet cen the hours Of ten O'Clock. a. m. and four
O'Clock p lw ssfthe Coma House door intbe town
of Plymouth. in said County, shall proceed to
sell dReh Estste or said severslwrits mt pub
lie auction, the law directs TO the chest bidder
for cash. to satisfy said executions and orders OF
sale, with costs and interest accrued and to accrue,
amounting i'm gross to about S630.00 the rents and
Trofifs first for term not exceeding seven years
and il that is not sold for sufficient. then the
fee simple and entire interest of the said Olinser
! therein.
| Oct. lG, 1872 o. VI. BARNARD. Sheriff.
iSHERIFF'S .SALE.-By. Yirtne of an
10 EXECUTION, issued by III, Clerk Of the Marshall
Cbm'ncn Pleas g surt and directed, In favor
Joshua w Bennett. and against Jacob olinger and Moses
kid~cll. have hvicl upon and will Offer Public
SAls as the lawdrts- aith, Cart Housr door in the
Of psm ,ati. "a Marstan. and of
diana,
| Thursday, November C., 1862.
between the hoars Of 10 oelock,a and fcclock p m
tn f1Ni.i des ritcd said
county II Marshall. and State of Indiana. to-wt:
The southeast fourth of the north fourth of scion
seventeen Ii7 township thirtythrcc 1881 north range
two III east being 10 less. Also the
ives, lot of section sixteen l6l in the town and
range containing sixty and sixfy-cighi one-hun
dredths ~ ioo sers with tcn-nrnts and improve
menfs Naluatf.n waived. : Z
Ifthe rents suf rots fpr ~ said
will not sell for sufficient 10 satisfy said Execution
Interest cost AMI aecruin- csis. will the
and place. offer f,r safe a. the hgIss lawful Bsder
the right title and interest Of the sai rfndant in and
to tn same or 50 mach thereof my BE necessary
stiisfy said witt.
1 Oct. Is 1852 o. NJ BARNARD sheriff,