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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

Brig. Gen. GRAST, the hero Of Fort Doncl-
sen, who is a native Of Ciermont county. in
this State, has been promoted TO Major
Gcneralshp for his gallant conduct in the late
battle. The nomination was unal imously con-
Grmcd hy the Senate.
Col. GARFIELD, another Buckeye hero, has
been made Brigader General as a reward for
his defeat of the rebels under Humphrey Mar
shall in Eastern Kentucky.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
SHERIFF S.tLE.

a. K { Kaufman In Delaware County, state of ohio
James winsor Court Of Common Pleas.
TSY virtue Of execution to me directed from the
ID Cour, OF Common PleNs of Delaware county, Ohio
shall Offer at public sale, AZ The door Of the Court
Room IN Delaware,
On Friday tho 2lst day OF March, ls61.
at ono O'Clock p. Of slil day, the following desert.
hel real estate wit Ona Hun troI Acres being tho
part Of lot No. fourteen (4) IN Range IS Town.
ship Section ., United States Military land said ona
hundred has for It's tho line of It
No. fourteen (l4l Appraised at $40 per Scr-
Given under my hand oinciaiy this sth day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1861.
n C. wATERS, sheriff
II nehwRrc 20 o.
R~rr EAroN, ,,ty's for PlaiutiH
tob II, 1se1 $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

The st. Luis was struck 81 times in the en-
Cagement; the Piitsbnrg A; the Carondoiet
81. and the Louisville about 40 The enemy
fired about 500 shots. Our feet fired little
more than 800, about IS of which were eight
iuch shells.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

The news of the taking Of Fort Doncl<on
produced throughout the loyal States the most
exiravaga9t demonstrations Of joy. HdceI,
frol tie accounts brought by telegraph il is
manifest that the excitement (though Of dif-
fer mt charaecr} was as intense as that caused
by the lall Of Fort Sumter Al ali p: ointment
points Tie roar Of artilery, lon-fres, iIlunlina-
iiuns, music. eongralulatory addresses, &c.
cvilo'd lie iIc&rtssible joy that thrilled cv-
cry patriotic lcart Al Columbus there was
a general meeting in the Hall Of the House
of representatives, eloquent speeches being
made 10y Gov. Todd, Lieut. Governor Stanton
Col McCook, Gen. Deano lions. T. ENine
5. Galloway and o: hers; and Tuesday evening
there was 4 grand Illumination anil general re-
j'icins among the people who tilF1nged lhe
streets from dark till late at night.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

The Warden Of tho Ohio rrnilcn'airy at
Columbus las granted to wives and husbands
CoIiir.cd in that Institution the privilege Of
meeting once "a manth in the oulcr cnurt in
tie presence Of 81 number OF gulrds. Once in
three months tie same privilege is granted to
swecthrarls. Chs far both classes occurred IN
Saturday last. ana it i, said 10 have been an il
iercsiing s'ehl.- Z1ncgrHie Copr,er.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
Estates. &C. for settlement.

nyHE following AdminiStra tors and Guardians have
i hled their papers for settlement;
B. Powers, Administrator OF John Dunlap, decd.
John Latham AdmiuiStratar OF Iohn FultE, deed.
.Iacoh Willitus, Guardian Of W s. and C. r. wright.
Frederick Wagner, Guardian Of hcirs Of Michael
Bram, decd.
There viii be hearing on said cases at my once 10
Delaware, saturday, March s. lS6.
Feb. Il, 1882 l. RANNEY, rroh. Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

Arrarg n cn's sre being made for dis
rosjrg Ct lie inrese rrn.bcr Of prisoners
captured at Fort Donclson, several thousands
of whom have already reached Cairo. They
arc 10 be sent to various points in the North
trn States, Indianapolis. Springfield, Qn)
= Chicago Al Il Detroit, being named as places
wh're Preparations are in progress FOR tieir re-
cepli'n II is also prol able that the nov mil
itary rliscn recently prepared on an island
near Sanlusky City will receive portion OF
them. All tie fIico IS :pkcn are to bc scnt to
Camp Ctaso, rcar Columbus Their wounded
are to he sent 10 Cincinnati ard ST. Louis, and
Gen, Hul'cck Las ordtryd that Il cy receive
the same careful treatment that is bestowed up.
on our own men.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

Florence, Alabama, visited by or gunboats
the other day, is in !he heart of The cotton
growing region. aud in a region where the
people will not burn their cotton. There are
undoubtedly ters of thousands Of bales of cot
ton stored along the Tennessee river within
reach Of our boats. If a ntct should proceed
up the river loaded with troops, the boats
could undoubtedly secure fill loads Of cotton to
return with. This would be veritable open
ing of cotton port.
Florence, Alabama. is important in another
view. The Great Southern Tlunb Railroad -
the Memphis AMI Charleston,-runs a few miles
south Of that place, and could easily be taken.
Steamers can run al this season Of the year up
10 Decatur, where this road crosses the Ten
ncsSre river on one OF the mD,t magnificent
bridacs in the country. 1t won'd be easy IL
send an expedition to destroy that bridge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
An 0rIinance

= ElETRIr5G d ii lc WAX ilan, q i'k tn 10
Ia, made west sty ui Liberty street fr u
o'iah end ui J. a. Cuppiag r. Ia the l Il iiie e
5. Fats ct.
Stc J. Ir il r iainrd by III Cofnri uf o.. ir0rIor-
atar vi az ui lHrtW4r,. Tat tn Ol r al
and Hbutm Oh th West side Ol iIbe.ty strr,t, niH
the south END otJ. A clipiHpe! ld Snth TO th
ina "f = FIIi''< ., hs and hereby required to ay
- q Wax 4 F1ss 80 'd hard burt br ok. Plan K
o. less III 10 iirhs in width aud to laid ia
tw0 parable, l.nrs tT3 f. aptri ani said pauk 10
i'll Un crss Ties inches square. ami {" completed
hy th lst day p April next, and ia default hergt, tue
II ushn is h rcby di ccte'l u lay Ill Sils Walk.
: ,. Tbs Ortnquc' t. take cn.c. aiid be force
ir, n and alter lis puboa
lass d bruary 3D. / g. T.. r. SMITH,
A.Lfst a. K. GoULn, MO-.
re rder.
pnawarc Feb .l-3l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

five prisoners. and killed thirteen of the enemy.
We lost two men and six horses at their first
fire. led the charge in person. 1t was
complete surprise. Colonel Carroll, command
ing the 9Th or 8h Ohio regiment made very
daring and successful reconnaissance immedi-
ately afterwards TO Unger's store. Major
rockingham is entitled to great credit for
building, under my direction, in four hour
hours, in the dead of night, complete bridge
across the Great Cacapon, al an unfrequented
mountain road. Two columns, of two thou
sand men each, have marched thirty-two miles,
and orr column forty-threc miles since four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, besides bridging
the river. Papers that were taken from our
prisoners and my own reconnaissance to the
south, prove that this country is clear, and
jackson and Loring are in Winchester. We
| occupied the Bloomcry Gap aud Point Mills,
on the belief by information fiom descrters
that Gen. Cassons brigade was there Gen.
/ nuaning has inst arrived at New Creek from
/ Mocrdc!d, forty miles south Of Rnmnev. lie
/ has captured two hundred and twenty-five beet
cattle. aud broken up the guerrilla haunt
there. Two Of his men were badly wound
/ ed, and we killed several Of the rebels. The
crcnly has llns been driven out Of this depart
ment. +. w. LANDER,
Brigadicr General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

All the branches of the State Bank and
most of the independent Banks have accepted
the terms of the act recently passed authoriz-
ing temporary suspension of specie payment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
arW advertisements.
Choice Vegetable Seeds by Mail.

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

Our whole -fupce was soon in the eucmy :
works, and tEg IT bal ,.!!Ecrs gave mp thcis
swnrlS
Pillow and Fi,y,l plat,i . and cxccated their
escape during the night, taking with them
Floyde brigade ard few fayoritrz occupying
what few small steamers they had at fist.
The prisoners arc loud i'll their drnunc alton
Of the rratwuy~ Many acknowledge the hope
lcS>n2ss uf lh.lr cIus,, and intimate their will
lingnc>s ln r.kc the oath cf allegiance unJ re
turn 10 their homes.
To question put to an cficcr as 10 how
many prisoners We had, h. replied. " Y on have
iii out Of % 900 who were not killed, and did
ils4 eaeape' it is impossible to get the list Of
our EsBssI aud wounded, IS the killcl have not
all been ixonghl in, anl are mixed with TIC
rebel killed. As far as assert aimed The follow
ing is the list Gf the killed aud wounded:
sth Illinois, Caat. Wilson, Lieuts. Streets
and Mast, killed; Capt. Hannah wounded.
9lh Illinois Eoun3rd, Capts. Robinson
and Brieker; Lieuts Fuilcg aud Liber; killed
Capt. Shaw, Lieats. Boyea. Churchill, Ken.
yon, Vohr and Duncan. Orderly Sergeant Bal
lard.
llth Illinois-S. TX Park, Richard Wood
ward, VIM. Baggs, Jas. McCastlin, Simon
Sloane, Caleb Griffith and L. Morris, all o.
Company g, killed; wounded. Lieut. Col. Ran.
som. Capts. Rose, Andrews and Mckee, Lieuts
Dean. Wilcox, Murray aud Blackstone; Capt
Garter slightly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

Gen. Lander made 4 movement against the
rebels Thursday night Of last week, surprising
an cncampment, killing 80 Of them and cap
turing 75, including I commissioned officers.
The Goth comprised part of the force, but the
cavalry did the fighting before the infantry had
time to get up, consequently the Delaware boys
under Capts. BUXTON and VAN DEMAN did not
quite succeed in getting an opportunity TO try
their guns on the rebels. The following is Gen
IMnder's official account of this affair; also OF
another gallant exploit by force led by Gen
punuiug;
. Paw PAW, Va Feb. l4.-S, p. NJ.
MAJ. GEN. q. Is. Mcclellan.
The railroad was opened to Hancock this
morning; also the telegraph. We had an im-
portant forced reconnaissance last night, which
was completed to-day. We broke up the reb.
ell nest at Bloomery Camp, we run down and
captured seventeen commissioned officers,
among them Colonies, Lieutenant Colonies,
Captains, &c. We engaged them with
four hundred cavalry; our infantry were not
near eneugh TO support the cavalry, and the
enemy were retiring We have in all seventy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
PLCTURES
FOR
TWENTY-FIVE Cents

AT A. OKE50rT, lac Il the c Y Of Columbns Is nov
IN op3.a.InE in the Rooms form occupied by ".
A tOulc- And he Hn3-s to ia citiZ pt ilela-
IAd vicinity that Ills ROOMS ALWAYS OPEN +,
FREE - VISITORS; ant he n..T cpnrS ia III. bus
At u Is CARA nvjtIti to al to visit his r.-nia
fr qucirly coivonrnt o. desirable. Ilc,'Irnines
c4hnut pay due a1eHtnn to h. aPp,aFit' ~ vistls
huth wish then. feel at lib r'y nkr th-tnSrvts
,t hrn'. walk in AID Ia. 2 .! In>glv,~s ririi
b 1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

A DARING FoEGER ARRESTED Deputy
Sheriff Mckinstry. Of Cleveland. assisted by
detectives from Milwaukee and St. Louis arrest
cd man named Piper, at Hinckly, 10 miles
from Cleveland, on Friday night last, for for
gerry. His plans of operation as well as those
of an accomplicc also under arrest, are some
what novel, as well as dareing, and have! !cnabled
them to keep themselves well supplied with
the "rcady." The Cleveland LEADER, in an ac-
count Of the matter, says:
These forgeries were effected in way com
mon of late, namely, by purchasing drafts at a
certain bank or banks, for small amounts, and
by the use of an acid, obliterating the amount
called for by the drafts as issued, and substitut-
ing a sum Agreeable to the holder; but it is
the opinion Of all who have had an opportunity
for examining the drafts thus altered by the
men engaged in this last swinde, that they sur
pass in the skill with which they have oeen
transformed, any similar work. llof the kind that
has ever been attempted. An inspection under
the sharpcst glass show! nothing that would in
dicate in the slightest degree that they are
fraudulent. The acid used affects only the
writing fluid, in no degree jetracting from the
uppca ance Of the Printers ink and leaving &c
stain upon the paper"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

The instigators of and leaders in the rebel
lion-the Davises, Masons. Slidells, Wises,
Toombses, and their feIlow-conspirators against
the Government-have staked their all upon
the issue; with them it is a struggle of life and
death; and however desperate their cause may
become -iley. viii not yield while 1t is possible
to offer opposition CT keep their deluded fol-
lowers in suldeetiOn. Their desperation is
evinced in various ways, but especially in the
addross recently issued by Toombs Cobb, and
others, TO the people Of Georgia, in which they
urge the men TO fight TO the death, and the
womcn and children TO arm themselves with
torches to fire their houses and other property
10 prevent It's being used for the advantage ol
cur troopS-hy the late message sent to the
Virginia Legislature 10y Letchcr, urging the
drafting of the entire male population for the
defense of the State-and by the earnest ap-
pcals of Governors. Generals, Editors and
Clergy to the troops whose term Of service Is
about expiring, TO rc-enlist for the war
Though the rebels burned Hampton and Eliz
aheth City, and destroyed large quantities o.
Cotton and Rice on the South Carolina coast
there is reason to believe they will soon be
come satisfied that it is an urpayng busincs;
and cease operations in that line. Indeed it j,
manifest that the people in the portions o
Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi recent!
visited by our gunboats are not disposed Il
follow the example oi the vandals on tie coast
or TO listen TO The inccndiary advice OF Toombs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
EIower Seeds bv Mail.

TKTE WILL FORWARD by mail to any part Of the
w Uultei sat :, post paid any Varcli-s that may
b, ordered at th following y ices:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

R~Tr \ FArov, aty's Tor PlamuH
tob II, 1sea eS.N0
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

HE,DQUARrERsr. noyER, Tenn,
February Is. 1862. !
Brig. Gen. L. S. Grant, Z. s. l.:
Sir: Tie di<tribu' ION Of forces un,lcr Ey
command incident TO an unexpected change o
commanders and the overwhelming force undr
your command compel IL, Notwithstanding
; the LgilLiilnl suseess of the Confederate arm
yesterday. to accept the ungeFous and. unchiv
alrous terms which y"g prnpnsc
Lam. sir. your obctGeni servant.
toigucdl S=-B. BCCkNER
Brig. Gen q. ). A.
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IIn..es. % .At co.1sarf.sy.

I'VE learn that Nr AIetnini1 ger. the Seere;a-
ry Of the Treasury has sent communications
into Congress relating I'll the financial contlifios
Of Tie Confedcracy. and earnestly Urging the
adoption Of some measure which srill draw
hack into the Treasury within the next three
months. from iiity to 4i9 hundred ihiilipas Of
Treasury notes.
The statement Of The issues Of cssrreH1y
notes leaves bun little denbt that m less eveiy
Ilossible means of ebsotptiOn be applied. the
currency must become seriously dehiFcriatcd-
The Secretary SAYS:
The war tax whiclilsI presume. Congress
viii impose AZ thc.lIaina session, Will mot bs'
received until May or inc next Id is inpor-
taIlt that before that, rietiod some other absor-
beet should be applied. forIit is far more diff
cult TO recover falling currency tli4nitD sus7
tain sound one.
III was TO curry our views of filisl kind that
the produce lhan from the planters was DEF
yise'l. The effect Of ils.t loan was binl,ly ID
convert currency into bonds. Uufd riuliaiclyl
il has not betn taken 10 such an eN eslt IS =
Ito.laee the impression ca tie cure fcy Which
was inlsirle.l-
The mhois es,iniatfd value Of Ill loan IL
aniy about eighteen liliIlhnis 81 dDlhrk: aud Il
tIIointhis sun bc sledF{ied tLc xaiiIel 81 prni
duce which hsS beenllts;reyed or yin be H-
Forthcoming. fifteen tnflisn$ VII bc is illas
extent. II IS obvi.svs. illereorc HAT s,aa.
other Illeaiis must 10 Hlded 10 pgoi4ct SEM
sibie effect upon The f.srfency.g
By d law passed al ise present SESSION Of
Congress. He Secretary &C the Treas Jury Is asi
kliorIzcd 10 iss e lnnif Certificates Of stac;
and Treasury Notes III ss.li additional asnonnl
as my be required II fay Ike appr lsriati. i.5
lsiat i,y congress ~ its lksi aud IrJ>euf sessl
ION. As soosi. tlierefsFls as apiroP. 5l;isns ard
made f,r payneilt of tlfese estimatfs al It'd
PieSe'itisesSion the authority follows to iSsiid
bonds or Treasury Mites 10 provide for tlleml
and no further les Sutton on that secure il
necessary.
Tile who,e anoui of issues 81 enrrsneJ
notes % thG 10th ;, rel. We're .S2$3 226 SGD
on these the Notwithstanding
tletss ar; as follows :: FL
Z 30 int Isl GO 600
; 65 int. ..........- 2.02I- lOD s9.Isl I0d
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our A,myIln Mi..,,.,,n,.

We learn that our army has made stand at
a q siysnient point ia North Mississippi--that
it 10 being rapidly reinforced, and viii soon be
jim a l,osiiion to resume offensiys opesatioDs
WE also learn, from what we deem good ssu
Ithofity and with qualification which We know
will be shared by ni1ety-nine out of every hun
ldFed OF our readers. that Maj.-Gen- Van Dom
has been superseded by Maj.-ien- Penlberton,
who was recently ID command Of the depart
ment Of South Carolina and Georgia.. Gen. p
passed up the Mobile and Ohio Railroad on
"Wednesday evening He is reputsd an active
and Intelligent officer, and we hope win infnse
new eriergy in military matters il he very i'm
portanl depafsment now committed to his
change. The disaster at Corinth must be
atoned for and the low arrogant and selfdolr-
idebt enemy must be taught that he cannot
mass force enough at Gorinth 10 march south
ward Through mississippi. lie is, however.
WHY. boldly and energetic. and needs to be
closely wate iedand vigorously met wherever
be presents himself. Ior he win certainly give
W tEenbIe 4 lAosils Register 1l1
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1sz- Prentieels SON who was killed at An
gusia, ny. WIS shot ~ The Yankees after lht.y
had raised the white fas Il thfs happens
that the bad morals ilcnlcatei br the father
have brought their legitimate res ults 10 Ids
owl hearihstous- After young Prentice and
others Of our men were thus assassinated =
terrible vengeailce was wreaked nIlon the per-
pctrators OF these 4utrages- One Mississp D.
plan rushed into "a house occupied by the Fed
erallsts. frotn the windows Of Which young
Prentice and Morgan Of Nashville we're shit
and with his lAyonet dispatched live OF the
assassins. The two squares occupied by them
were surrounded and burned Afore fhail
three hundred Fedeialisis are known to have
perisled-- Kro+riAe Register
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GEE- This officer has gone u
Jackson 70 assume command Of thk Dept d
mississippi He bel1nged 20 the Urlited States
Army. ana was the officer, we learn who lcil
the Federal troops through Baltiiliore Which
they were set upon and stoned by the popdl
lace. After bis arrival IN Washing fof Penn
berton resigned and immediately ea1le % Ricii-
mord. Wien President Davis appointed him Is
n coinniaHd in the Confederate ser, lie.
Subsequently,. Gen Psnberton was sent ID
Charleston. and was in command when the emf
envy were defeated at James Islaild He !
described as good officer. If anything q litfss
ovef-caurioHs. and willing TO be advised bs
such men as can do both him and tkae countrk
a service. Let Us trust that the new com
inal.der will retrieve our fortunes III Aiississir
pi as soon as Rossibi II Noble 7rfblta>.
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sR4.045.a0d

TO this amount must bc alidedlthe ,lncxl
pended appropriations Of the last sesson AMI
The appropriations 0fllthe present SESSION. III
order u asrertain the condition Of things fol
which Congress- is now toprovide 1
These expenditures Viii certkinlv add
about Sl590O0. 900 To the above h-eresa;d
and mike a total Of s l33 100000 Ailowind
a reasonable proportion OF tais sum To be tai
ken in bonds and interest noiesi there will rel
main OF general CURRENCY notes, an largre gate
Of aboht $780, 0eDOb''
This great increase III the issue oE treasury
notes levitlently teduirss some additional
means 10 sustain tic t.cdst OF tile 6 byernment
There are indieaiionk Of various kinds. thai
some snpIiort OF tile lurrency viii Boon be rel
quiredl That the effect upon the currency Il
not attributable to any Impairment IL tile cred
it of the G6yernmeiit is proved by the larse
amount Of bonds which ii.s bse,r slDld In the
last month Tie fact IS tilat the currency Il
largely IN excess Of tie demands Of trade aud
in these circumstances, il must 4epreciate
without infer ence, its actual value.
Riclt1so,.d ElrcnBsinez |
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From The Mobile Evening News.l


AEsst 5 EDIroRs. Il may lie Of interest "a
pour numerous readers to know that will iloi
4 cent ol additipnal expense tallnw candies
Gan be made fully equal IN point Of merit to
tlie common star candle.
To two pounds of tallow add one teacnpful
Of good strong lfy rom wood ashes, and siin-
mef over slow hre-r when a greasy scum viii
float on.top;skiin this of for making soap, (ir
IS very near soap already as long as il con-
tinues 10 rise. Then mould your candles as
usual. making tile ricks little sniAler-aid
you have a pure, hard tallow candle worth
knowing how 10 naake-and one That burns hs
long and gives light equal to sperm. Tie
chemistry demonstrates itself. An ounce Jr
two of beesna1 viii make the csf,,ile- SOFAS;
harder, add sleeping the wicks in spirits tur-
peitine viii make It burn some brighter
write with one before me. Yours, "
West Point. Miss. Oct. 9th, 1862
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CHATTANOOGA
TnuasDAyIMoRNING. OCT. sls. lsS1

s1- We understand there are some per-
sens who deny that Mr.. Lincoln has Issued
an emancipation proclamation, but say that
the one whiehis published4sis forgery BY
the secessionists To all such we say that
we have copies of the Louisville journal
and the Nashville Union containing the
proclamation, which they can see by calling
at this Office
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WILL o1rr fDr sae a Tic Court hou-e in Harri<n
il Monday. the loih day % Saveinser. l-sz- a.
public cutlery 70 tie highest idjer for cab. nser
man nance Alex black about tuenfy trce yr.rs old
I've feel iFe inches high, add weighs abeuf LOO lbs
said negto SAYS he belongs q samuel Walker cf ka
timore county. Maryland. Sid negro = rslaway.
and will be s3a on that day % pay eharEes-
octIf-lm MO COULTER.
sheriff Hamillon C.ainty.