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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

nsr A man in Germantown says he has a
little machine in his house which has acquired
perpetual motion 1t is simple contrivance,
requires no weights, lines or springs to make
it 90, but go it does, and not only will not
stop, but to save his life be cannot stop it.
10 is his wife's tongue.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

QuAKER's ADvIcs-Never marry woman
worth more thaa thou art When | married
my wife, was worth just fifty shillings. and
sb" worth sixty-fve and whenever any differ,
ence has occurred between US since, she bas
always thrown up the odd shillings
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

R6r BashfuIness is more frequently connect
ed with good sense than we find assurance /:
and impudence on the other hand, is often the
effect of downright stupidity. --.-r .rT
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

R7F The Chicago Tribaat has Information
from an uDquestioned souyce that Eve thou
saud acres in Illinois will be planted with cot
ton the coming year. .. ..r .H .rrrcn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

rG~ A little boy being asked in Sunda,
school, "whatS the chief END Of man ?' an
swered The end what's got the head on
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

DS- The girls say that the times are so harc
that the young men cannot pay their address
es 1T.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

BSr In order to deserve o true friend, you
must first learn TO be oss
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02
TOW ANDA {:

Thursday Morning, January 2, lS62'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

| watched me through the keyhole Then she
went to my trunk and found twenty five dol
lars of the missing money there But, sir,
never took it, and somebody must have put it
thara .... %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

vsrnizh. msd- wholly a. IN pan II gum cspsi- 5
Do, made II other gums OF Substance 81
Vegetable oii>. pr gallon
Vegetable pulmonary balssm. same a. "Dsntri-
hcets
Nermifaee, same - 'aFeufifrce
"arehoa~e entry. a. custom houses. not exceed
Ing one doilsr in vaine stamp d1fy IS
10, 90, sheeesng ere dollar, and not exceeding
Do, do, exceeding Eve aauars IN s.l.e
msrehoase receipts. stamp duty -
Whisky. per gallon a.
Do, recslned. = not 10 psy an aiiitio,.l eufx.
hhoiesa ave oesiers unccr whish term l. in.in3ef
every person whose tasincss o. orcun.,ian !.
10 sell, OF eiier % seii. Ervceriesor any xooi-
wars or merchandise. q fOre IN or da.,..,l'
production, BY more than one original p.cs
age or piece a. enc time. 70 he sane pur
chaser hot including wines. spiritnous ~ rad
lquor-. for each License
Wholesale dealers Ia liqnors # every de.crip-
tion, including distilled sg,irits. fermen;ed IL
qucrs and wilse> 4 ell kinds (pcrsons other
than di>tiers. who scl o. oner Cor sale ans
such liquors. IN quas.tities Of more than three
gallons n one time 20 the same purchaser, are
incluied.l for each liccnse
Willow Manufactures Il 3
Wine made OF grapes. pr gallon
Withdraw al entry. n custom house. stamp duty q
Weed, manufactures Of, Il not otherwise pro-
vided los 2
Noc-t screws
Wool. manufactures Of Not Otherwise specified. !
WorSted manufactures II. not Otherwise specified ,
Worm lozenscs, Sa1ae a. ''llcaiifrice."
Writ. stamp duty
Zinc manufactures of. net stherwise specified. .
Do. oNyde of. per loo poslnd~ 2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R IL r o a ID
1862. MNksz 49, 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route To Chicago VIA kekoms.
81 xILEs SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

I'm AND AFTER MAY S. lSS2, trains viii be
~ run as follows
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis az lille n,
stop All and make clos connectop kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Lane Rail-
road tor ocan>port Val arso and Chicago and arrive
al Peru at 3l5 T. N. IN time make connections With
trains the Toledo ani Wabash Rsil~ going East and
West.
Returning. the same train viii leave Peru AZ GOO
A. NJ AFTER the arrival - the the T. A W r. W
from tie hat aud arrive iuiaiaPoiis 81 30 A NJ
in time 20 make connections for all points Eas South
and West.
ExpreSstran will leave Indianapolis at los r. L.
Kokomo with rain Tor Chicago. and arrive az
Peru n; 100 A. NJ Ia lime 20 make connection with trains
going Fast and wes; the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
Returning the train vii leave Peru AZ 1900 NJ,
making close connection AZ kckono with the trains
a the cincinnati aud Chicteo Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor; and arrive Ut Indianapolis n
slo T. ~ in time 20 connect with The evening trains Tor
Cincinnati; Louisville ard other points.
Special attention given the transportation % live
stock produce and merclaici>e generally.
DAVID MACY. Geii,ral Agcfi and Superintendent
THKc- T. nsueHsY. General Ticket AgsDi. sp1 'o1-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes Gusposed ny tine Tax BILL,
and Passed by Congress, June Fad,
ssGs-rhe Duties ON Incomes, 1usu.
suss zee Companies, Railroad COM
paases, Ac.-The Taxes % Distilled
spsvsss, MAN usaesures, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles Tobacco, saufss se.
gars, sr So Ssap }, serevsss Ciessss Lea.
ther, Glue. wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
On Cesssu-The License Tax, Ae.. &e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

- - q - - - - - -
r a I L r O a d
sg-rsszl = ~ 8
Sbortest Route ny Thirty Us1ess
NO CHANGE or CARS To CINCINNATI
Three ranseave niisnaoli- Daily Sundays excepsedl
NIRST TRAINED An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
fNnre-s arriys> a. cisci..raii al 10 ", and Lex
inrton. Nv. 80 Z. N.
Second irsiaio.so 4. s.-s'ncnDas Mall. arrives at
Cincinnati $40 T. NJ making clc connection with Little
Miami Railroad for icyelad, Morrow. Columbus, New
ark. ZancSville. ard Wheeling.
Third frain-635 7. NJ Cincinnati Express. sr1ses at
Cincinnati lilo Z. NJ
Fare same a ~ any other rocfe
Gail for tickets the Indian ror and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
SPECIAL SoncE--Be you get in the right train at
Indianapolis The only Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track being the fahesf track south in the Union
Depot at Indianapolis.
W. ii. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
VIM POWELL, Travelling Agent uy3s '62
, 1862-08-05
Gb6 Gtibutte.
The Gallant IudlanYaus.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia prees

FoETREss MONROE, July a9, 1852,
While amorg the wounded on the State of
Mime, yesterday, re stopped by the streteher
Ct fine a Looking egaSat afs1oW and Inquired about
sir, bones broken, but am getting along very
well. Do you think they will put me ashore
here ~ I replied that as his wound Was 50
severe, Thought he would be sent North and
probably be might be so disabled as to require
discharge. 'tOh! no, sir! don't want q
na eoen as can; I w.nt to heYe another
CHANGE ct the rcbcls.n sWhat reriment i7o
you belong to?'' 't20th Indiara,'' lie replied,
"but you lave not heard Of Us among SO
many other regiments; we were the only
rear guard and whipped The rebels every time
t ey attacked us.'' Said ], "your State Is
rsising eleven new regiments aud six batteries
more for the war" Il Is she knew it'll I
knew It! God bless the Hoosier State ~ he
exclaimed while his eyes lighted up witf fresh
with blood qufckened into action =" I Knew
1t, sir; there will never be any need of draft
ing in Indiana. we went into this war to
save the Union, and every man in our State
will uphold the old stars and stripes and
cr77sh out this rebelien."
Finding that he was becoming too earnest
for bis welfare, and peIceiving that be w2s
nearly exhausted by excitement, I graspea his
| hand ard bid him good bye He vas q true
type Of the noble men from the West- His
| regiment numbered eome 95U men when il
| LIT Norfolk for the army Of sht Potomac, well
| Drilled, healthy and hearty They reached the
fruit tive weeks before the terrible ba.t1es
| beginning Nth the 18th OF June. In thei1
| f11st light they lost 13s men killed and
wounded in twenty minutes time, yet moth
! ing las ever been said Of the valor OF this In
| diana regiment. After The seven days battle:
the regiment mustered 600 lueu ont Of $50
| At one time they checked 8 -who;e rebe
brigade, ard. unaseistcd, finally charged aut
ished two er tire regiments Of The enemy b.
logging to Georgia and North CAROLINA
, 1862-08-05
Orr ET-FresiientA

The thirteen who survived their terms lived
in retirement on the aggregate one hundred
and fitty-fuur years, or Le4rIy twelve years on
the average. Should the three ex-presidents
ace the close OF 1862, il will reach just about
that figure THE two Adamscs lived twenty
five aud twenty three years respectively, IN
tic shade, thsir presidential terms, however,
tayiIg beth only fur years each. Evidently,
The disappointment Of denomination had
not been SO Keen as to burn the candle at
roth Ct ds. Mr.. Van Bnren lived tw enty -one;
Dir. Msdison nineteen; Jefferson, Mouroa
aud T. ler seventeen each-qulte long periods
after retirement from the turmoil Of active
year, with the fair prospect OF b4viny one or
tnc more decades in reserve. Even Mr.. Be-
clapap, at the ripe age Of sereuty-onH, gives
fen Indications IF btiLg ply sicIiy exhausted.
Mr. PicTct>G nip, we judge, his smoothed
away most Of tie wrinkles contracted while
in Washington and for the present chiet
magistrate, despite his troubles, both domes-
tic and 1ational, he does not threaten to be
short lived.
blr Van Buren Was the last of the old sue,
cession Of presidents, nearly all Of whom at,
tanned to al unusually ripe age. 1t we except
Washington, who a,ed at the age Of sixty
eeIep, a11 those in er1n5aiate reached to Wicar
| 4 year or two of four scor.; while John Ad
ans attafled TO tie aye Of 1tinety-oae, Jetfer
! eon to tighty-three, ard J. hu Quincy Adanf
| to eighty one. During the Last thirty years
ourptesidents have died considerably Younger
| Mr.. Polk was but ftty-ionr; Gen. HARRISON
| s1xty-thret; Gen. Taylor, tfty-foar, ard Afr
/ Tyler eevtDtto ytar- old, At the close Q
| their respective lives. Whefner this may hIy
| been owing to the circumstance that thes
men bad more sr6uons tasks to execute, Q
| w.r- on whole physically interior to the tirs
felies OF clief magistrates, We do not under
| RAKE. RI Ear
, 1862-08-05
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS
The Coming Draft.

In the Estate Of O1ia the aalitor has re-
cciVed distinctions 70 order out the assessors
Of the several tuwnsbi9s to make the enroll
meut of all able bndied men between the age6
iect 10 military duty. Tue assessors are re-
qu1red to have their reports ready by the
tenth of August. Tits list Of men is to en-
ahle the governor, it necessary, to make draft
upon ihe Safe npuu i moments Warning.
In Michigan the drafting 1w Of the State
has recently been widely published. The an
nouncemen1 that the payment Of all bountiea
will strip on the tl1heenth, and drafting COM
mence. is evidently BY authority, and may be
accepted rs cor1ecl- Tne law Of Michigan Is
certain to be found weakened By the provis-
ion that nan drafted can purchase excep-
tion for fl00.
= The h,innesota papers say recruiting goes
slow throughout tha, State. This can ne ac-
cuuDtea for in part from the fact that that
State has already been heavily drawn upon,
AID nearly all who c:n leave their antilles AMI
business and whose hearts are II .ht. have III
ready gone into the service. Yet it il true
that Minnesota only waits to have her sonE
| designated for the field.
/ As near IS eau be learned there have beer
| 1000 1Ecn enlisted in the new Connecticut
| regiments. and great ezertions::are being madt
| to IN, rease the plumber speedily. The OH
regiments Of th4 State, it is certain, can only
be filed BY a oratt.
| The liberal citizens of Kenosha City hav'
raised the n,oueg TO offer S1oo bounty to sol
<iltre e.listing there.
-Goyernor Tod, Of Ohio, Is prosecutin;
the work OF raising r r*giments With great ener
IT, dec]a1iug that he will draft if necessary
He does NOT receive all who are willing Il
volunteer. a eoministee Of eolored men c
Clereland w1o1e 10 him some days Since. ask
llg him if d regiment Of negroes would b
wcceptt d to aid in crushing ous the reb .llioE
H replied TO them By letter, declining to .:
cept ,huir services at present, aud expresse
the opinion that they probably would not b
received as soldiers 1t any time.
- The Cleveland and Piitsburg Raf!roa
CHmpsny propose to contribute to the nj
fund ten tNorsGnd dollars.
, 1862-08-05
Activity OF Maryland Rebels.
TWaehfnnton DjeDatch N T. Tribune. cath

Inc rebels in Maryland hare within few
days manifested 4 rerlri3g 1;sa, haze held
srcret meetings, made hoastfu; prophecies.
and Threatened Union 1nen. Some of the
newspapers in the lower counties publish no.
t;ces of recruiting RENDEZVOUS in Virginia for
rebel regiments, and adyertises convenient
routcs rortbWard Eor deserters from the
national army. An organized underground
railroad Carries deser1ers through Pr iuce
Georges county By way of Fair Haven. Gsn.
Nadswu1th followed up the track of ;1i5
rsilroad TO the houses Of two large planters
belonging to tue most aristocratic families in
Mart land, and arrested The psorrietors, VIM.
Hill, brother OF Clement Hill Of this city, and
une OF the Bowies.
Measure Of pfeceueion hare been taken In
otter directions. and stringent punishment
will be promptly dealt cut, It the rebel ten
Gencies Of tie shareholders dare to take the
form OF more open actin. It il believed
that II Gems. Wadsworth and Wool h2i beer
SLOWED energe1!eally to follow the dictates O
now axes would have been laid ut more thar
| one rebel tree in Maryland, and estates be
| longing to leading rebels, which it is mad'
| the duty Of the president by the conGscatio1
I act 10 seize, would have passed into the pus
! session Of the government.
Lieutenant Shearer, OF the LIST rebe
| Maryland regiment, WAS arrested last week 4
Hancock and taken to Hag.rstown- He wa
! finely mounted, aud had been recraiting i
| Washington and Frederick counties for tire
weeks with Indifferent success, as he said
The provost marshal Of HageretoEn has 8,
| rested several promisent citizens of th
county, Who refused to take the cath Of alle
| glance. Il has been administered to Il 1arg
number Of persons suspected of rebel ter
denotes. uaby Of whom, hitherto .anong tt
loudest In denourcing the government, too
| it TaIltr than 60 to jill
, 1862-08-05
The Army Telegraph Corps


The corps IN front ot Richmond consisted Of
fif't en- operators, nndez The management of
b1r. q. P. Caldwell. aud during I'LL rar battles
1T front I'll Richmond ley behaved in the most
approved uanner. During the pas lie of Gen.
Porter's corps, on th= gut, THE Office uud"r
J.Ese Bubnt]1, WAS moved rack three different
tines, III der fire; the third time fragment
Of shell struck the top of his magnet and
damsgt it to such an ex' ent lis to render it
utti sur use Another remarkable ft2t Ws
worthy Of notict, WIS acc smplished By hIr. Z.
II FoE0a aud Mr j. Il Nichols, e1At oued ut
G,u+ Summers headquarters. Gu Saturday
evening, .ft~r Gen. Sumner had prepared h1s
tents for t1nbarkatton to James River, tlese
yourg nltn took out their Instruments and
opened IN Office within tGW hundred fact ol
thu rcdhubss in the centre, where General
Sun.r and staff we're at That time watching
tue eNtsny.
The na1.r CT in which the office Was opened
was somewhat novel. Boxes OF hard bread
wesv pi1to ar,,und the pol+ uat,l they reeeh {
thv top when Mr. Fordt broke the c5auec lo1
and brought the wire 1oge' her ayaiu nG rnpe
T. magnet was then cont ectet lad busines:
conin.. III I'd. These operators worked tner<
nnt1l seven o'clocE Sunday morning, aud 'h.:l
fttlfesS 10 Sacage's station. A. that time th'
right wig had fallen back, aud Ters11lug ex
ctp few pickets from the centre. Turou:s
,be nc,ey o: Mr. Caldwell ,se eNptct ID nav:
COMMUNICATION direct TO the North in a feu
GAYS. lires arc now bring ruu tnron2n t
the diff-rtrt Il afqnar ers. Wt.n TIE iin:
il O, Grafton the uauyenent Of the whole arm
il directed by it.
, 1862-08-05
SAT,E--

MI UKTGAGE SALE Where's,
IV1 Richard E s~1r ana Melissa a, sV1tt, bis wife,
S9 b si ss5tsIq ss.sa
sosa Pstas.9.'
fds1 n4
FL :p.e5e:; rs ssa safn q seventy
= esch yt. ter esen Of wheh ssid paymsats q ne
ss5 I'D zRa
she Il h1s Office Il Chtcsgo and DIG u aad by so
ne pss i ans ese q sid of
4 tie mt ase n the maonss 9 :a,d prosso no5s4
das I'd @
s hsa . s. tn g. q as e.
9aeuid At okcs become ana be due an psyaols ~ sa2
of Of, o. sny HE ~ steS saes sssa,t 1faoat nosss
Esned Y enter Into "a upen ~ aaa arxa!.S Il, tie tie
p!eDtses u aat mortEege aeacItoed snd 70 ~ aoa
ii ee1sIt I'd equ,sy of fsdeupa9a q rsd p.fy q
a. &C. Rs se 81 y
- nG f. ssv q sae
nEW1pspnF pubnened In l:ntca9u-:
xns 1hs.as sad ins!a5@est g .nssEes1 s59'oannax
= I ;: 50 d.: ss s5s u Sas
snd Is not Jet paid and man year 81 elspsfd
es esr s s.ss I'd ae sssa a
gu;E SECURED 81 rnosfg.xt the suia Of
s1ty hve tbsassna dollars saal become and bs dns
so mnd NheTeas, there is now cue ana unps,a Oh s4a
fonySsa esAid principal sum af serenaye thoussud
doIsIa ARD sid sum OF one Thousand four hundred
MT dsy of Jsnusfy A. D. 1851, an6 ais3 tne inst4l
It a interr+t amounting TO the guR of TWO tnu4
% h sae "a 81 ss a; 5se
the anren1 OF interest TO the aa*t a2ovt
nancd sam. wttch necAmftue taeyehh ON tae u. :!
asy q q SSss r. sn S9ea r. ~ Sa ae5
nov, taefefrrE .pnnac nc3ice1s aess65 glvea tast
the said william tsteh. hndes su1 u puE*n .n.e 9
the pogerr ann prsv'sieasl moIt9aEe s9nsans @
ibea desrrbed 10 sid no'1EaEs soNt:
@ s1x,stwo o. 5:y1a:es Ss 1;.1oeE ~ - s
-! 81; W. ~. seventy tsfee Isl sseasy tu 81
ae1estyhse 5 sevtatys1c Gs e., sttt1
ezh g. IS; 81 sEa @ 81
B{j tgpty fTelsa)1 1e'GAtye1 g. egh; y.eveesa ~ ~
eEh,yzEht t e!g 81 aaa ,sd sa1e 'otS e,ns
9cHer street. op the Ve1t ~ eiH enH ~ ~
south b7 Goexhe sree and being ~ se toes ae.uoet
wfhu End rErweFD said ~t1sss ~ s.ras iy.9& 80
pe4aE N the ess5 ?f Chicago county, u eae s.s
>; o. A5d FSst z1U, AaasaZ: IL ssentgax:s dsg
fTenoc on sata in epreuaace of she psrnl
ncTerr snd pFrvsuut o. btd mortgage. ohst Iar ~!
xn ceal said premises u said deacst
sane seo,n q 9f.spa ss sRa ats q oS
SFNs sud Na!tes. d S@,n .hls~ wife md jana {
+ johuYsen SID Jspaz Jennst 81 III wife, theI hslE
s1 ruhHc auction 10 the hishesE binder ter can.
E4ld mu1tgake WsE tsee fos record ID thu tEfo6ef
On q ot esk1 GooE County o. tha twe1t, Hsst ~
Sersssxes Il psss s. e ;ale eSsE s9;s,
I Chtesga Juna IL 1s2. .e12ssasa
, 1862-08-05

An association und. this name has been or
ga, ized in Ch Ii, Witch is to uu1re With sim
lar :.sSoriatieu in S3uh America, 10 resist the
i..te: 1ne dd1iug Of European s.overnul:nts with
the rspnbl1can 1nstirutious Of the western
hemisphere. The plan OF some Kind Of league
between the republics OF South Americs is
nnI new, aud 1as always found it's most ardent
invasioD Of Mexico. and the thr:ate eaed tnva.
tion sf several South American States by Ed.
,cptan powers, has awasened new interest
IL The schemes 4 ulec'juy for organizing aD
'Anlr,ican Uuio1'' was recently held 1T VAL
pso:rstan' missionary from thc United Safes,
1mat,c an able speech, and w:ss appointed a
s'd;recror," Ttis 'ae1 spcaks we'll bota for
th+ 1rogrss of Religious toleration iu Oh Ii
and Tor tht deytstlon Of the people to the fan
c.,ItD1al principles Of republication and de.
NIX crscy. 1t is expected that number ol
4thsr States iu Souta A'uerica will ta2e III
! active p.nt in this movement.
, 1862-08-05
Prentice on Wfc1fffe.

Pr n the Ltsui-Sllle Journal. 51th.1
We are not wiling 10 give fterance to the
thoughts ard fee}1ug e. wh'cn the remarks re-
1'rr.t d to have hefn made bg the H,n. G. 4
Wick'ile yesterday iu the democratic c.'n-
yenficn Mt indianapolis are catcut tied tn ex-
cite, u1itil We shall receive NOR. authentic in
teiigen. 7 81 to what h- actually easd # he
eaid that the people Of the United States
ough: no~ to pause IL tris war whilst the
rebels are raging tor the destruction Of oas
1a!ionslity, that We ought to stsy our hsnds
s1.d let the rebels have their own waY until vt
can satisfy ourselves that our views as TO sla
urs, etc, will be iu no respect ipterfer K
with 1y the pr,seruti.,n Of the var tor tn
u ion, he is about as :gnnd Il rebrl aleeady a!
can be found anywhere North or sonth. Bu
ne hnre that The distinguished Kentu:kla II
is m'erepresfI!ted.
, 1862-08-05

r ANDS.-To ali wantiug Farms
X Kid c'in1str large aaa tnrtstnE setrae neat ct
Vi1,yand THIRTY MFRS st nth Of Philadetpcis o.
.rsilrcad. RICH SOIL.
Fine Crops to be @ceH growing.
Twensy tracts at 1ro1. SIS t. ~ per acre pa5ab~
within four yeata Z: ... ~ g.,
Good Bu:iness Qpen1nga--Gaoa Society. :
Huucftde are i. It luz anl ruaKlng A.
pty 70 CBAS K Lambs. PoAt Aa.ter. Nineaan3,
Gun per,nni County. NV jersey. Letter. AnsWefea.
Papr1p tainr, ful inform aoR will et tent free.
tyS1-ssi8lm
, 1862-08-05

w nEREAS, by M, rtgage da ed
~ April lst 1S5s. apd recorded it ag,s @ s!9 to
County, 1llinos Ebensz.1 toye. aad Arn hs wds, f,
Low irE ls1 d. sou trt County. 1is. to wit The
northeast quarter OF Section tEtntE i've ta ana the
northwest Il OF The south-aEr Of Sect:,H thirteen.
hoth in Township tss.vs q, north; aso t2t north
thirty: <s. IN Township thirteen t1sl north ~ tn
hanEe no sin f6}. of the Ihisa fItEcpa! MeFf-
dau, given u, eeu.e bonn of same date fr the sum
of two thousand dulrs. at able oi3 ytar aftet date
fAnd all taxes paid by 1be uHdersgnfd on sal lads
vas to be addsc to said principal sun) 1ta interest,"
s the ete If t. ent Per aunu1 viii. po~tr uf
sale il q default ,ue p1ncpAl sum Of INTEREST,"
anr whereas: aefault having been marie II the D~'nE
pal sum now a1uousttnk T. tne aum 1t twenty ~ ",
on sad lands ny he undersigned an 90 tue ba are
Of tn;erest .unit TO the sim of foHt h1nife aA
ffty si1 collars ALI OF the l1uye Sc MS teinE upW
iu apd unpaid, shai. sell b: virtue Of the power in
sa1d tgaEe riaaS, ,h I'D Gay Uf Au.ust a T.
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