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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-02

AZ our design is to make our paper
one that win be Of interest 70 al en-
gagged in the different departments q
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially desirous Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticulsrly solicited. Please send US all
tho news, incidents, general intorma'
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhcods.
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Court Notice.

State or Indiana Dubois County, %:
In the Circuit Court Of Dubois County 10 The
Safe Of Indiana. July Term, A. D. 1852
-" s :. Divorce.
Mary Ri,zerf.
de 1T KNOWN, That on this 9th day
- OF May In the year 1862, the above
named plaintiff, BY his Attorney, filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of Dubois Circuit Court,
his complaint against said defendant, IN the
above Untitled cause, together with an atfida.
Wit Of competent person, that said defend
ant Mary Ritzert 10 not resident Of the
State Of Indiana. Said defendant 10 therefore
hereby notified Of the fling and pendency
|of said complaint against her, and that IN.
lees she sppear and answer Or demur thereto
q the calling Of said cause on the second
day Of the next term OF said Court, to be be.
Igun and held q the Court House In Jasper
on the fourth Monday In July 1864, next
said compliant, and the matters end thing
therein contained and alleged, will BE- hssrs
I'D determined IN her sbsence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUe, Clerk.
]. Baker, Attorney for PHI.
May 20, 1852.
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NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST IN TOWN!


Conner North Main md Lawrence Streets,
ID ETURNS HE shsnks 10 the public for
h their past custom, and informs them
that be has just received . new supply o.
Dry Goods snd Groceries, suitable for this
MARKET which 10 will cell cheap for cssh
OF good produce. Ne will tske al kinde Of
trade q the highest market price. TsiIor.
ing carried on In Ill iss Branches and sstis.
fsction fslssanteed. Hume 25-6m.
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OF lhs Conmon snd Conevessional Town
" ship School Funds Of Dubois county,
| ndIsne, fos the ideal yess 1861. from me
irst dsy of April. 1861. 20 the 3lst dsy q
M arch. 1862. both days inclusive, % report
ed 10 The Board Of County Commissioners q
their June term. 1862. % follows;
Arf RECEIPTS.
There we remsining in the Treasury on
the frss day Of April 1861 $l,9s3 II
There has since been received the
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NOVICE

rs hereby given TO ell persona who ere
u owing William Poshen. BY notes. mort.
cages or book accounts, not 70 pay him The
said debts, nor pure chase any property o.
him. either real or personal, until my suit
against him in the Dubois Circuit Court Il
finally decided.
Ferdinand. July q, 1862.
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ANNUAL REPORT

AF the Treasurer Of Dubois county made
~ 10 the Hoard Of Commissioners 81 their
June term 1852 showing the condisioa Of The
ngsessionsI aud Common school iunds u
said county.
There VAS remsinine IN Treasury o LIST
8 ttlsment in Jsne 1861 tl9S3 IL
There has been Received since.
Interest Comm school Find TAO s.
...l ~.
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State Of Indiana, Dubois County %:
In the Circuit Court Of Dubois County In the
State OF Indiana, July Term, A. D. 1862.
''''s, I, e. A"''s" Foreclosure.
Nicholas Lorsy and
Anthony Ferry. :.
de III KNOWN, That on the 9th day Of
ID April IL the year 1861, the above named
plaintiff. BY his attorneys. filed 10 the Office
Of the Clerk Of Circuit Conrt, HE complaint
sgainst said defendants, In the above Untitled
cause, together With m affidavit Of compe-
tent person, filed May 23d 1869 that said
defendant Anthony Ferry 10 : necessary
psriy to The above action end thst he ID not
4 resident Of the Stsie Of Indiana. ssid de-
Ifendant Il therefore hereby notified Of the
fling and tendency u said complaint sesinsi
him. and that unless he sppssr and answer
|or demur thereto, q the calling Of said cause
|on the second day Of the next term Of said
Court. 70 b begun and held q the Court
House IL Jasper. on the fourth Mondsy in
July 1862. next.. said complaint, and tbs
matters and things therein conssined and : .
legged. viii b heard end determined 10 biz
absence.
HENRY A. HoLTHAUs Clerk.
Adams 4. Bustsnsr Attorney for pIG'
! Nay 20, 1852,
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINIxG 10 abe Post Office =, Jas.
N per, Dueois cnnnty. lnd., which IL not
called for on or before the 1st day Of Sep
tember next. will be sent to The Dead Lette'
Office Of the r. O Department. Washing
ton City. p. 9.
Elder Emily L Fogle Conrad
Prison Joseph Hester John
Four Joseph Hart Il
Mo,lev Samuel r Parker John
Spslding Lusinda Vinson Lucy
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, r. n.
July 9. 1864.
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Ferdinsnd, July ?. 1862.


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed executor Of
the last xill OF John Fisher, late Of Du
bois County decs ssed; said estate l. supposed
to lie solvent. -- lslf
NORMAN FISHER. Ex'r.
July 2, 1862.
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.IrlH COUNTY DENoCR ATTIC Rpirl
MASS MEETING

T. The patriotic Union Democracy Of
Dubois county are requested to assem-
BE IN Mass Convention in Jasper, on
Saturday. the lstl, inst, ct 10 o'clock,
r. the purpose Of selecting delegates
to represent the county in the State
and Congressional Conventions
All persons IN favor OF the ''Consti-
tuition o Il u, the Union as it wac, :
ID favor Of clecting honest men TO of
iics and punishing fraud, opposed to
Sectionalism Of all kinds, and in favor
Of vigorously crushing the present IN
holy rebellion BY strictly constitution.
4 n,sans are invited to participate.
BY order Of the Central Committee
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UThe wheat harvest IN this coun-
y = about over, and the crop il an
excellent one.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that l will sell
IN al public auction, on
Friday. Aug. I. 1862.
a the residence Of Hiram Collins, oil the
personal property Of John Fisher, late Of
Dubois county. deceased. consisting Of Cat
lie, farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture, &c.
Terms Of saie-A credit OF six months
will be given on all sums over three dollars ,
the PURCHASER giving his note with approved
|security. waving valuation AMI sppreisment
laws, with interest from date; oil sums Of
three dollars and under each in hand.
July 2 NORMAN FIsHER. Ex'r.
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CHARLESH. MASON Of Csnneltcn. pro-
sent Judge Of the Cannon Pleas Court. tor
the Sd. Judicial District. Indians, announ'
ces himself % q Union candidate for the
same Office Of the ensuing October election
District couposed Of the counties Of Du'
bois, Spencer. Perry. Crawford and Orange
d. T. LAIRD. Esq. il = candidate fo'
Common Pleas Judge Of the Sd Judicial die
,rict. Indians. subject 10 the decision o. the
Union Democratic district convention.
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DISTRICT PROSECUTOR.

Al. BECKETT, Esq is . candidate fo'
Common Pleas Prosecutor in the Sd Judicis
District, subject 70 the decision Of The Dem
ocratic Union Convention. 10 be held in Jas
per On the 81 Saturday 10 July.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE u hereby given thar will sell
in az public auction. q the residence Of
George r. Mayo, late Of Dubois county. de-
ceased, on
Friday Aug. 4. 1862.
the following real estate, situsted 10 Dubois
county. to-wit:
The south half Of the south west quar-
ter Of section number fourteen. township
number two. south range six west. contain
ling eighty acres.
Terms-A crsdit Of twelve months will
be given, the purchaser giving note with
approved security, waving valuation and
lapprsisemcnt laws. with interest from date.
July 2. NORMAN FISHER. sdmr.
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Total am, Congssssio nal Interest STA -
For Interest on Loan Conn Fund 749 -
do amt from Treasurer Q: State l434 48
do {" . s2l 20
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Amt Receipts above Expenditures 657 So
or the shove amount OF orders, sixty sew.
en- dollars and eleven cents, the amount
congressional funds from other Counties,
was not received BY the Treasurer, and
does not appear on the Register Of Receipts,
but 10 included 10 The amount Of orders.
therefore the amount orders less thst
amount q 80 .b23.27 which deducted from
the total amount Of receipts leaves balance
In Treasury cA
Tote amount Receipts 10247 "a
Orders less SGT II as above 9.523 a.
Amt in Treasury April 1st 1861 $724 ~
|Of tho GILL Congressional fund from other
Counties. the Treasurer hes paid o27 IS
which he has never received o above sts.
ted
All Of which u respsctfulIy submitted.
JOHN MEHRlN GER A. d. @.
June 9Th 1862.
UPpax, - rhot van nxUo M
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.mTAnother great battle has been
fought near Richmond, but without
apy decisive result as regards the war.
Mcclellan in endeavoring to change
his base Of operations from the York
to the James river, had his right wing
forced backed to their intrenchments,
three quarters Of . mile, but was able
% advance his left, and accomplished
HE purpose, defeating the rebels after
hard fought battle, lasting several
days. The loss on both sides, is o.
course, very large. Mcclellan has
now opened communication With the
gunboats, and if distractions can BE-
removed from the river, We shall pro-
baby soon hear Of the fall Of Rich
mond. The Departments Of Mellow
ell, Banks and Fremont have beer
consolidated, and Maj. Gen. Pope q
signed to the command, in conse
quence Of which Fremont became in
dignant and has been relieved Of BIZ
command. A battle was in progress
q Vicksburg at last accounts, between
the gunboats and the rebel forces.
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~ tA1S S4ttASuo ~ 0ocRSs At~As - 40
Court House on June 2sth, on motion
w. @. Adams was chosen chairman,
and on taking the chair stated the OBJ
jet Of the meeting to be to make ar
engagements for . Fourth Of July cele-
bration, and to appoint delegates toI
the Judicial District Convention, tol
b held in Jasper on the Sd Saturday
in July.
@. Doane was chosen Secretary.
"A motion to have . celebration in
Jasper was made and carried unani-
mously. snd the following gentlemen
selected q committee Of arrange
ments- -. Mehringer, Jos. Sermers-
helm, E. G. Connolly, Jos. Jerger,
and II. a. Holthaus.
On motion It was resolved that this
meeting recommend four persons from
Bainbridge township, and two from
each Of the other townships in the
county, to represent Us in the Judicial
Convention, and that the Chairman
name the persons.
The followingpersons were selected
Bainbridge- Mehringer, Clement
Doane, J. A. Wininger, M. Tennis.
Patoka-H. Rothert, NJ. E. Meyers
Columbis- Nicholson, Robin
Davis.
HAIL.. Bohart, j. Streigle.
Ferdinand-J. B. Goldman, DR.. w
Schuntermann.
Harbison-J. MiIburn, DR.. Wilson
On motion w. g. Adams was ad
ded 70 the delegates.
On motion, the Jasper Courier wa
requested b publish the proceeding
ofl1hs meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
.Eu w. @. ADAMS, Chm.
O,DoAxE, Seey. VI
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Total Receipts. lO247 81
EXPENDITURES
There hss been paid out during the imam
eiai year 1861 the following amounts:
Common School Fund paid 10 Treasurer o.
Safe 1906 Al
Conn School Fund to Township sass -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE y hereby given that the unsr
~ sigued hss been sppoInlsd edoinlsu
tor o. the estate Of samuel Andrews leos
Dubois county dsessssd. Said estate . ~
posed 70 BE- insolvent.
ANDsW J. HEMBREE, sdnr
Adams = Busslnes sslys. Juns -
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County Exhibit 10l
Fiscal Year 1851:

vUVHE following 10 statement OF the d
y nsncss Of Dubois county, Indiana. for
the fiscal year 1861. beginning the 6rst dsy
Of June. 1861. and ending the 3lst day Of
May, 1861. both days inclusive. % sppesrs
from the records u the Board Of Commits.
sioners OF Dubois county. to.wiC
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THEIR USE BY THE PROFESSION.

the endorsement Of their virtues by every loading physician
who has tried te and their general their practice
can be recommendation 20 the public then rghts Southern
Indian vegetable Pills have claim upon the popular conf.
dence which up for others we know Of On
this nbec, nIced insert the following extract of
private letter from the venerable Dr. Hshaw one Of the abe
and most experienced leaders of his profession the whole
South nv
1t may be said that irjuring prestige Of my prof e
sion by how its services cs be dispensed
with but permit 10 narrow preGices Of that sway
conscientious OF duty those who have placed
their bodily we'll being much in my keeping might easily
have told them these Pills my preparation but thai
adhere to the good cid principle Give Caesar The
things that are Cnsrs' Ny advice all are within the
range OF practice is keep Pills by tt at the
first warning which disease gives hem taking en-
according to the directions and keep their they
certain they have driven of the In nine
ten where afterwards called in only reiterate the same
instructions and patients their health spite Of
themselves and greatly the annoyance and astonshmen Of
those who firmly believe they cared any almost
without swallowing immense quantity Of and dis
gusting druga.
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WHAT ARE THESE PILLS .

Composed of the simple four plants common ts
most of the woods in central Alabama Mssissipp these
Pills combine, in remarkable degree the great curative
known modern SCIENCE assisting Nature to exue all
disease from the system without crushing its elasticity poi
soning its BY the introduction naseous drugs
mineral agents. ...r
There is not remedy used by the medical profession
known to the OF science that combines such perfec
tion and with such harmonious results four great agencies
OF heaththe Sudoifc the Dinretc the Expectoan
Cahartic. s,4,y sse.l. ,ar4 r. -.
This not patent incidence These Pills have been sed
for any years They lave been aayed by chemists They
have received the fullest endorsement the ernnenr
medical practitioners and they have failed Of
No pFeensons Of originality made in their
sertions OF astounding discoveries impossible manner
are set forth effort made deude hunnbuy any
All that claimed is that these Pills have proven 10 be
remarkable remedy operating with certainty upon the whole
SYSTEM prompt in their effect agreeable their nature and
harmless for evil as bread and water -
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HOW THEY ARE MADE,

Wghrs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills been hitherto
solely and are now mainly prepared fill special orders from
PHYSICIANS druggists Planters and other regular customers
VINO use them altogether Of their knowledge that
they arc made Of simple and ecacous Ingredients and
because of their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
the mpuaton offering anything trade that is net
and genuine The new process of asng the plants pur
flying the essential elements from all foreign NATTER (which was
mainly the discovery OF that chemist Dr. Torey has
alone enabled him 70 make these Pills sufficiently res.
sonabe place them before public as general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the welknown analytic chemist
DR.. Preston, is sufficient guarantee of their purity
Dr. JoHS WEIGHy: .. ,..... -- ..4
sA your request have subjected te the of analysis
quantity Of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected at
andon and take great pleasure in certifying that found Them
to contain nohng deleeros the human system but on the
contrary they the Sptoc Durelc Expectorant and
Caartc properties in remarkably harmonious combna ion
and opinion that they tie greatest uniaeisai remedy
known 70 Inc world. g-@s IA.
Eespecvfulls,az &a.
a. D. PRESTON, ND
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER,

In this respect think worth while publish two letter
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders the
testimony of no little weight with people common sense
One is from the Rev. j. Barrett widely known and loyet
throughout Arkansas, ard more lately called new field
labor in Northern Texas who wrote Dr. John Wright under
date OF the 10Th OF September, 1853 rs follows
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready BY those few boxes Of Pills to me
that visit They have been blessing to many an unfortunate
member OF my little flock, and in all this neghborhood the,
are hailed as the hartingeT Of health satisfied now m,
dear ieud that their value at tn
time explained their effects Such and plea,an
remedy before given helpless by rercifu
Author"
The other IS from wealthy successful planter Of Alahs
which we ipseE. entire
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. Hunphries: .r.'1 2" Is sl>' .1 a,.1
Dear sir-I don't hRow what to say you know how
grateful feel for those boxes of Wghs Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills you gave me. After having suffered for SO
many years. and thought going get my health
be worth one good days work, strong hearty
as ever in fe and that after having tried every
thing else heard OF md getting kinds DOCTORS
could tell me affection OF the liver but could
It, although God knows took enough prescriptions
tor, you have mine.
Yours, gratefully ard truly r.....-
JOHN VI. SIMMONS.
esting facts with important suggestions the sick and suffer
ing complete directions for the Of the Pills. and special
card to females which every Of the oughto read
wRIGRT'S SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGET-
ABLE PILLS IT.
Are manufactured expressly for use in The
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under The personal direction Dr. JOHN wRIenr in his
eharmaceutcal Lsboratory New Orleans.
J. WRIGET CO.,
" ..r 80 Sole Proprietors,
Nc. q Charities Erect, New crlesxs. Z
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Toning and Fortffying of the System
Diseases, either Occasional or Ept-
demfc; and for the cure Of all
Ailments having the name Of y

Intermittent Rentent, Nervous Inammatory and Putrd
Fevsrs Measles, Small Pox and Erysipelas Infamma
ton of the Brain Throat Stomach Lungs, Liver, Ines
tines, Kidneys and Bladder Pains in the Stomach Back
aud side Consumption Bropsy Of the Head Chest
of the Abdomen and Of the Limbs scroula scurvy and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel Loss Of Appetite Sick Head
ache; Splitting of Blood; Rheumatism, both and
Chronic Darrhea, Dysentery and Coics syncope APO
pleIy. and Paralysis Dyspepsia, Hypocbondriass Te.
tanus, Epilepsy, Whoopng Cough, Palpiation Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores of every description Hystsrics
Weak Nerves. and Iowness OF Spirits Suppression and
other delicate Female Complaints
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER,


Messrs John Wright 4 Co.,
New Orleans La.
please find MY check No. 49, athre
days sight Mobile for $li9 50, settlement Of account
date You will please to three dozen boxes more
Wrghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They great
est thing ever came across and heavy medical bill
yearly place The directions plain easily I'm
derstood that my finds difficulty treating every
case of sickness that his knowledge with prouppess
and perfect suecess My healthier stronger
than those OF any plantation know and candy confess
to be opinion and that Of ovesee that this agreeable
fact solely due to the which is taken Of them the
complaint Of Sickness and their being treated by
these Pills use them altogether my family and would
not be without fall supply for small fortune. This may
high praise YOU you is nothing or less
than the plain matteroact truth Please forward the Pills
at once, and by the same route before.
Yours, truly,
THOS. c. HENDERSON,.
From Dr. HUMPHREYS Of Charleston, G., have rebeived
the following honest letter. written him by poor worthy
who strong and stawart soldier IN the army
Southern independence
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT.
NEW lNEERMlARY.
DR.. EEYN Ids,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DoCTt,F

D R. EEYN Ids
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted 1nrmary, the spacous ee
CANT mansion No. 10 Barcnre street, Canal and Com
streets, where he will devote all his
of CANCERS in their worst orms Scad Heuds White Swell
lings, and Ulcers of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure, the certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL, well-known and highly respect
able lady Of this city
Copy Of Certihcate,l
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861.
This is to certify that the undersigned resident city
of New Orleans for number OF years, residing No
252 Erato street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order have removed the under
signed applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without efecting Subsequently, ap-
piled to DR.. REYNOLDS under whose the Cancer
was efectuay removed and perfect made.
this means of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and
others similarly afflicted may themselves of his valuable
services
NIL If s. A. CHAPPELI,.
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Office No. 81 Common street.
The crahants and An:tioSeef. h.aange, a. s,as;s
will be sold
street by depth nwar Magazine street o. 1868
street. and 81 feet inches and line. In The improve
ents compromise comfortable twot0ry double frame
dwelling covered with slate each house containing paors
hall above with fire places and main leading from be
low kitchen attached containing Kitchen ironing
stairway also bath it'll hydran and tub complete
The whole surrounded by laced gallery Also
brick negro quarters in the of the lot The entire yard
paved and there large csern and hydrant The houses
lighted with gas. They of the abou, 10 fe
with handsome galleries with iron rails above and below and
Finch columns with neat flower patch The ban
Magazine street has the Of alley running the
of The lot
street. measuring 20 feet 10 inches front Felicity
depth Of 42 feet inches The Sue towards Magazine
and al feet inches the side towards Camp street. and 81
twostory frame dwelling covered with each house
tanning two parlos with marble mantels folding doors and
complete twosory kitchen building slated attached
annga dining kitchen and pantry below with stairway
ry with story quarters in the lot The
ii yard paved with brick with hydrans and large cernH
from the street. with handsome galleries. with rails
square columns above and below yard in 'front.' shaded
with fine live oak trees the banqueete with side alleys
tween the Camp and Magazine Railroads. aons
handsome residence Of r. sate Esq., and other handomei;
improved properties.
for notes bearing mortgage the property with per
rent and per cent eventual The improvements to bt
Kept insured and policies transferred to the vendor.
Of sale before Barnett Notary Public the expense
OF the purchaser. fel4