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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

~ Progress or retrogression is the device
Of the day. We perceived this the best when
we called at Leavenworth, at Mr.. s. NJ. Roths.
child's Store who keeps large and nice assert
ment, wholesale and retail, of MILLINERY AND
STRAW GooDs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
ALL KINDS OF NorIoNs AND FANCY GOODS, WILL
LOW WARE, CHILDRESs CARRIAGES and GENTS
FURNISHING GooDs, and intends keeping DRY
GOODS by next Fall. For that purpose he is
enlarging his Store and finishing it up in the
latest New York style. We therefore advise
Ill, especially MERCHANTS and MiLLIN.
Frs, to call at his establishment, II Delaware
street, and buy their wants, where they will
surely find tho best and greatest assortment,
the lowest prices, prompt and most attendance
in the Western country,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

THE TuRr-THE JUNCTION HoEsE LITTLE
STRANGER" WHs-MIssoUEI played OUT-Early
last Saturday morning the people began pouring
in town 10 witness the race for q purse of S20o
between the horses Painter" of Missouri, and
" Little Stranger" of this city. Excitement ran
high, and The most extravagant bets were staked.
The race was ran at about five o'clock in the
evening, the judges deciding in favor OF the
" Little Stranger We have travelled little
IN our few days, but worse looking pack OF
"bummers' than accompanied the Missouri
horse We never have seen. When they came
into town they were full Of boasting, and rather
boisterous but left restfallen, and minus nearly
everything they brought with them. The dis
tauce ran was four hundred and forty yards.
Previous to the grand race, scrub-race was run
between horse belonging to the same crowd
and one Of the cavalry horses from Fort Riley.
The decision was given in favor of the Fort Riley
hsrse. Over $4,000 changed hands. We have
no pity to express for men who would stake all
they have in the world on such thing.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

STEWARDS CoMrASY.-Soldiers seem to enter
tain the idea that they are licensed to do any
thing they may see fit. This company, however,
are entirely free from such an idea. We have
conversed with several farmers south of the Fort,
and they state that more gentlemanly, well
behaved set Of men cannot be found. The same
testimony is borne 10y every citizen Of this town.
They have disturbed no loyal man. If any
thing were wanting to establish the soundness
Of this company, and their worthy Captain, the
letters of complaint regarding them, which have
recently been sent from the Post to the Com
snanding General, would satisfy any person. A
nan is in small business that would misrepresent
the feelings Of the community TO advance his
own ends. The fact OF the business is, that place
~ lere an Abolitionist or a man who rides rough
shod over secesh don't suit has something rotten
about it.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

"THE PRINTER. We were gladdened the other
day by the receipt Of this delight of typos.
There is every reason in the world why it should
be in the collection 3" of every member of the
Craft in the country" retired" ones particu-
larly. The choicest, instructive reading matter
is to he found In it. 1t is published monthly by
John Greason 4 Co., No. ii Spruce street, New
York, at one dollar per annum.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

TOf Parson Brownlows Book the unprece-
dented number of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have already been issued. The demand for this
= ork is unparalleled in the publishing business.
We have read it, and don't wonder at all. APP
piegate & Co., % Main Street, Cincinnati, are
publishers of the Book for the entire West, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02
Notice Of Appralsement.
State of Kansas, ..
Davis County. CO.

State of Kansas, s..
Davis County. co.
HEWITT C. STEVENSON: YOU ARE
IL Hereby notified that on Saturday, the 23d
day of August, A. D., 1862, at ten O'Clock A.
NJ, will upon the premises appraise the follows
ing Real Estate, to.wit The north half of the
north east quarter and the north half of the
north half Of the south half of the north east
quarter of section 20, in town IL south, Of
range east, in Davis county Kansas Said
land having been levied upon as the property Of
Dewitt d Stevenson by virtue CT two execu-
tions issued by the Clerk of the Third District
Court, of Davis County, Kansas, enc in favor
Of James H. Brown against Dewitt C. Steven
son, and one in favor of Woodbridge Odlin
against Dewitt C.Stevenson. Said executionshav-
ing been levied upon said land, subject to o levy
heretofore made by me by virtue of an order Of
attachment, in the case of VIM. H. Mackey
against Dewitt C. Stevenson.
Given under my hand this, the End day
of August, A. d. 1862.
II. L. GERRY, Sheriff.
n4l-4) By A. W. CALLEN, Under Sheriff
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

NJ Attention is called to the new advertise
ments of Halls. A glance at his stock will
satisfy every person that he has the most com
plete assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet
Articles, DC, outside Of Leayenworth. He also
has o variety of reading matter.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

CAMP MEETIxGs.-The Methodist Church,
South, began one of these gatherings yesterday,
near Mr. Mon.agues, on the Republican. 1t will
continue over to-day and Sunday. We can
pledge them a happier time than minister OF
the same Church, North, would have holding q
camp meeting in the South.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

TITO General BLUNT we would suggest that
the first company Of blacks organized be sent to
garrison Fort Riley. We can't conceive OF more
appropriate place. Captain Stewards boys are
entirely too white-can't mix.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

O. From card which appears in the Leaven
worth papers, We learn that until after the o'aoe
election, Hon. Marcus J. Parrot VIII be en-
gagged in the service of the patriotic people OF
this State %
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02
BAY WANTED!

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i this office, from loyal citizens only, until
IL o'clock noon of MONDAY, AUGUST 4th,
1862 for the supply of ONE HUN DRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF HAY, with the privilege Of
increasing the amount, if necessary to Two
Hundred and Fifty Tons. The Hay to be Of
coed quality. well cured, and delivered and
stacked at this post, on or before the 1st Of
October next D. W. SCOTT,
Office of the Asst Cem'y Of Subsistence,
Fort Riley, Kansas, July Is, 1862. 5
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

rGeneral Blunt seems determined to run
this Department exclusively. The Vigilance
Committee of Wyandot county have been arrested
and each member placed under $1,000 bonds
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02

SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of kansas'l Davies " Wilson,
Davis County. IS. N. Bradford and J.
w. Bashore.
By virtue of an alias Execution to me
directed, issued by the Clerk of the Third
District Court, sitting in and for Davis
county and others attached, in the State Of
Kansas, will offer fer sale at public auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House, in
the city of Junction, in Davis county and
State Of Kansas, at or about 2 o'clock, z.
NJ, on the 81 day of September, A. D..
1862, all the right, title and interest of the
said S. n. Bradford aud J. ". Bashore in
and to the following described Real Estate,
to-wit: Lots II and Is in Sec. g. and lot
in See. Z, Town l i south, of Range east,
in Davis county and State Of Kansas
Said lands will be sold to satisfy Judg
ment in favor of Davies Wilson and against
S. n. Bradford and j. w. Bashore.
Given under my hand this the End day
Of August, A. D., 1862:
II. I. GEERY, Sheriff.
nal ST. by a. w. CALLEN, Under Shift
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed by John E. Ross, Probate Judge
within and for Davis county, Kansas, Admins
traitor of the estate Of Charles A. Wood, de-
ceased; letters dated July 9th, 1862. All
persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make immediate settlement of the same
and all persons having demands against said
estate are required to exhibit the same to the
Administrator, to be allowed, within one year
from the date of these letters or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate. and
if such claims are not exhibited within three
wears from the date of these letters they will
be forever debarred. JAMES. H. BROWN,
Administrator of the estate of Charles A.
Wood, deceased. (n41.4t.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-02
EClubs footed is the card we Del o.

uNext Monday another Hay Contract is to
be let at Fort Riley. The amount required tnis
.:me is $50 tons, with the right reserved to IN
crease II if necessary, to $50 tons.
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Rirtmunh 8isparb.
,-vEDrEsDAY nO1nINa. MAY n. iSs.


The War News
Mcclellan eeems to have brought hh "oh'
yard 70 RAchmoud " march to = dead halt
what be IN doing, or where hei v not Known
or n known By cur authorities, they are SIN
r.larly successful In keeping their informa'
ton concealed Even rumor has ceased TO
.,rcp,ats for the excitement and OBLIGATION Of
the public, and the supposed approach OF the
enemy does not crsste half the Nteress with
~hich the event was regarded one week ago.
The failure Of the eunboats 70 reach the
"rebsi" capital through the channel OK
the James, has disarranged the wsil.concsived
p,ans Of the young Napoleon, end no finds
The pushing to the wall" process little
more d,fYioult than he and his Northern sup.
portsrs anticipated. It's more tnan probable
tnst he Is awaiting himssh Of his favorite
weapon, the spade, and that he will not mako
a forward movement until pushed to the
wali" by Northern clAmor and impatisnce.
come when he may, he will ind hsrd road
TO travail. and every day that he delays will
increase the difheuities Of his under tnking.
The river fset 10 said TO be quietly lying OF
CITY Point. perhaps awaiting the Opportunity
70 cooperate with the grand army when an
ndvar CO 10 de.srmined upon. Their rsputss
on Thursday last, and the subse q uent capture
OF portion Of the Monitors crew. m ~ cause
consider able delay In river opeRatious-such,
we hope, ~ will give us ample tune to pre-
pare for our defence.
yThs dispatches from Corinth report heavy
skirmishing along our front lines, but without
any general rcsalt. 1t 10 nesdlsss 70 spscI.
late as to tho probabilities OF an early fight,
20 long as the present cautious policy 10 pur-
saed by Hailsck OF holding his army within
easy range OF hissg unboat fl otiila.
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Commander Chas. +. NC IntOsh

We have been furnished with the following
extract from letter bearing just testimony to
this gallant officer, who was 30 severely
wounded aboard the Louisiana in the naval
battle below New Orleans. We learn that
when he reaAhed New Orleans to take com.
mand of this steamer he found her engines
nearly worthless, and incapable Of giving her
such Roadway in strong current a. would
make her manageable. 1t was tho opinion of
brave and judicious officers that che ought not
TO be carried into the battle, but should be re-.
tanned as floating battery at tho city. But
popular feeling in New Orleans urged that
che should 90 down the river, and Mcintosh
did not hesitate to obey orders and take her
into the hottest of the action. The letter
says
ct affords me great pleasure to testify to
the gallantry and efficiency Of that noble
tfficer who now lies ut the point Of dsaih
from wonD is received while fighting for his
cvuntry. l arrived on board the Louisiana
ON the morning OF the 2Sl OF April. Tnrnugh.
OUT the day Captain GcIntosh unaffected
me greatest energy In spurripg the workmen
Oh, remaining on deck The whole time, and
passing a sleepiess night, in his haste aud zsal
70 prepare tae boat for the coming onbst
tuiiIg the acuOn On the morning. OF the i4th
hestood calmly on deck giving his orders amid
shower OF grape and storm Of shells, TIL
struck by three G .apeshot-one In each arm
and in hu leg He sttll kept the deck, though
lying down, and exclaimed, smiling, such
- |. we tate OF war, and he did not complain
~ .nat was In hts power was done for the
SC y. rev Orleans, and oil of his Off Gers
his valor. A "a" 9" y"
"With much respect. vour nh. ..rx,.
Jos b. WILKrHeox II.
Captain Louis,enn vn1is
To Captais Potndezfev, y. :. M '~S'
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Gen. Buffers Last Order.

Humanity viii DO shocked and dscency ont.
ragged with the psrusal Of the atrocious order
OF the Puritan General who low lords It over
the city Of New Orleans. From tho CON-.
mencemsnt of the war down TO the date Of
this brutal order, Butler has been dis.in.
guished for his rufflsn tyranny; bu: this last
RACES Of which even he has been guilty. The
threat to the people Of Baltimore that There
was an agent in every household that might
be used for their destruction, was q sugScs.
ton of wholesale assAssina ton unparalleled
in the history OF civilized warflre; but this
sinks INTO ipsig nifcancs when compared with
the license which he has officially given
through this late order TO his unpTinciple cd
soldiery.
And why this bru tai order this ebul:ition
Of the nalignity Of petty tyran,. Simply DO.
cause the ladies Of that proud city are upwil.
ling to bsmean themselves sufficiently to re.
cognizs hi. hirelinSs as gentlemen, and be.
cause Butler knows and feels that the ladies
are correct in their estimate Of the character
OF himself and soldiers.
Whats commentary upon the boosted civ.
iliz,ton Of tine North and the motives which
prompted its issue discloses, 10 the mos! for.
chile light, the evidences OF the deep.seats1
and intense hatred which Is felt by the Puri-
tan New Highlander towards the psorle Of the
South. Butler once prof. sssd to be a grea.
friend to the S5uth, and was known a. q Mass
achuset:s fre-eatsr. This war has unm asked
the hypccrits, and he now stands before the
world 81 the representative epccimen Of the
lowest depths Of mean less that tho Almighty
hiss permitted to have & existence in modern
.ines-by theologians considered not the best
aHe Of the worlds history.
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1H1 0AkA
In this city, on the 9Ote inst At I osoloct
CHARLES SELDEN E0 QLEeTON. IN tae
SAtn year OF his age.
HE funeral VIII take place nom the Edr,.
mont House, At 10 O'clock this mcrpipe
Friends are invited 70 asssnd.
On Tueeday mosnisg, u 10 s'slosS, 0Eo13k
WILLIAn. infaut aud caly eco cs Iich srd and
Nanass v. Das.. ased month"; and l0 days.
Hs 'unsrai will take p:aoe at che rsslisncs Of
he psreats. on Aaaa street. bs,wecn Madison I'd
Honroe. on Wednesday aftssncon. NJ 3 o'clock
The friends aAd aequ slntancso Of the family &c
respectfully invited 70 atesns.
A. the sweet flower that scents tbs morn.
But withss In the risice day,
Thus lovely was this Infant dawn
Thus swiftly Asd ~ Ike away.
On the 3oth inst, Of consumption, OATHA.
RlNE, vita Of Augustine SepArk, deceased
In the 2S,h year Of her age She expressed her.
self a. willing And ready to die. and to leave
her two orphan boys In the hands of God
The relatives and friends are ca uested ia
attend the funeral, At clay street .asthodts,
Church, at O'Clock.
Ga Saturday. the i7sh inst, at ten min ties
to O'Clock T. H., OF scarlet fever, EDiY A.
CHApPE1L, only son OF 3. Il. and Unity
Oharpsil rim the N gear Of his age.
Farewell. dear Eddy, may angel hsayts
Their visiis or thee keep;
canno' breathe loves sad farewell
And yes fortcar 70 weep.
"a thousand memories OF the past
Were busy In each glowing breast,
And nope upon the future cast
Her rainbow huss, Snd he was blsst.
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Msjvr BOGgs's Battalion.

Among the very few who have succeeded in
raising battaIione or regiments under author.
ity Of the Secretary of War, Major Boggs hai
secured . hns Battalion Of four companies
and 10 now sncamped at Camp Lee 1t hal
cost the Major great personal effort, and he
deserves, and will doubtless receive, the credit
due 10 his patriotic labors.
The commandants Of the companies com
posing his command are: Captains J. v.
Brooke, Of Fauq aisr county, Virginia; ). Tay.
lor Martin. Of Richmond; John L. Euhank
OF Richmond, and Lewis n. Webb, Of North
Carolina. Two Of these companies have 70.
osivsd their guns. and the rest will soon be
supplied, and In . short time the whole com.
mand will DO ready for the asi The removal
Of qaartsrmaster stores, TO-. delays thsequ.p.
Iasnt Of this command. But for this. II would
zone Of the most attractive battalions in the
'stsios. A II 10. Il will give . good account
" hssH when In the nsjd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-21

- AN AtiT Ok9AN rs A HOB
H0uAkD-tPa Pared Nay Ii, 1853:

- An AtT OK9AN Is a 6OW1
Paved Nay Ii, 1858:
!. b Z maud, n ne 0enys! Asss.Siy. That
the eiy2s ns OF eacn OF me COUNTIES Of this
OommonwsaIsh who are not subj sos =, Aud
thoss who Ars exempt fron, military duty By
the 10 NJ Of this state or OF The Ooufsderese
states. 10. ann the ~ me are hereby, 0uthor.
ICED TO raise, by voluntary enlistment, one or
more companies Of mot lssY than nifty nor more
than owe hundred men, rank and dle, TO act ~
b ONE guard for said counties; ana whenever
q sG11ctent Enm ,sr shall be raised TO form =
cmpAny, they are hereby aathorix ID: under
thc supsrintendsnce Of acommissiouedrofnoer
Of ths county, or CT such person a. the Gov.
ernor msy aeetSnate, to elect captain ana
tined by the oflloer or person con ductiug the
same. TO the Governor OF this Common wealth,
who shall thefeupon mmission said o8cers
The Captain OF each company IL hereby GU.
thor 2 I'd To appoint tneIeIor IoQr sSrSeants
ana Iour oorporsls.
Ths said companies are hereby author.
sad 70 adopt such BY lave aud regulations
for thsir government a. they may Choose, not
this STATE or OF the Confederats Sts ties. said
force when In actual service, shall bs govern.
ed ~, and be subject 10, all rules, reg q ations
AID articles Of war which may b. In force q.
the time for tho government Of the troops Of
the Confederate States.
s. The said compaEiss shall op.rn!e a.
guard and police for their respective counties
during the war; aud the'r 0flcsr in comm Ar
Is hereby authorized 70 ordsr such forcs to
renaez yous ~ any point that he may deter.
mine uT ON, whenever 10 his opiAioo tue safe.
ty Of the county may require i. Whsnsver
two or more companies shaI DO organized In
= county, they may elect ID jor. VINO shall
BE- commissioned by tue Governor 10 com
Mand tho whole: PyoUtded A0reuer that tbs
troops hsl ahy aushOrizsA to DO raised shall
not Do mar nod beyOua The iiMits Of their re-.
speclivs couuties against tholr consent, or
kept in active service for moro tnan thirty
days at any one tine.
1 The troops HEREBY au thorized To Le "a Use d
shall tarnish their own Woa ,,oD5, ala sGaii
not be entitled to eCmpsIs atioa for tleiH ssr
vices, sxcep. that thky shaN De farnisasu wi a
the ra,ionS authOriz hi By iaW whea IL &C .ua;
service ba, the 60 geruor sEaii provide ia em
vi tn sCot AMMUNITION IS the 6xlg3ncy OF tt .
service UGy require, 10 bo dspo.Ited vita tbs
senior Gil g.: " Salt corps Ia each county,
who snasi 2Iya bond AMI security for tito pro.
per Gisposis;oL OF tue sanlS.
8. The Otncer IL ccI1;nGlJ shall hava DOW.
err when ia active sorVice, TO appoint l. guar.
termastsT, who shalt act - com Ia issary, and
who sh all civs bond emu SECURITY for the faith
ful perfoT NANCE OF his du " in such penalty as
the officer aforesaid shall require.
lhis &C. shall bs i'll 1Urcs from Its pas.
sage
A COPY from the rolls-Teste:
WA. +. 4JhDUN, ia,
&. 81. u. aud h. OF q.
By JEo. Z. CcwAs, deputy. M 2t-2l
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nESERTED-Fromm my com pany, at Camp
IL Wtrdsr, the following men, for which /
VIII pay The rewerd Of thirty dollars each, u
delivered At he Provost MarshaPs office:
JUL US La 6, aged 20 years gray eyes.
dark hair, dark complexion, about s feet :
ches high. Born In Hessen, Germany, and
by profession 4 shoemaker.
JULIUS +. POLK. agsd 20 years, brown
ey e., auburn hair, dark complexion, s feet l !.
irchss high. Born in Southampton, Virginia,
ana BY profession printer; he is we'll known
in this city.
FREDERICK BRUNE, aged 80 years, brown
eyes, auburn hair, light complexion, 8 feet S
inches high. Born In Wirten6erg. germany,
and BY profession a ship carpenter. It is sup.
posed mat ne has enlisted in some cavalry
company n.ae the city.
JOHN Sn1l RI. aged q years. gray eyes, an.
burn hair, dark complexion, feet s inches
high. Born In Liverpool, England and by
prof ,ssion a Iaborer; has lost his left eye.
All members In the cit, and absent with ont
leave wilt tmmsdis tely report at camp, or be
advertised a. dsssrters
JOHN HERBI9,
Captain Of Innrmary Company.
Damp Winder, Nav 20. 1864 y2l-4&
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~ AkTiEICIAL ?EEIH-raE CHEZ.
~ Plastic AND VULCANITE PRO
CESS.-G. ". JONES, DHsrIsr, Starring the
right for tho shove ciode Of making Teeth, nn,u
othsr methods. esN With confluence coznnsrc.
10 those desiring full partial seta OF .ae.n. &C,
especially such as r.y be disss:isfed with .hos.
shsy are now using. Tbs perfeGt adepis.;oa
secured, enables him to iEsor. orc or ,oc-s test:
ssahoa:s slaspS. This method having ness aacp.e
~ hose standing hshcss IL the srofesgion. .Ic-t
And South, tessinlonia,s viii re given and specs
Sets Of Teeth Oh geld or auy ctse- p..s, vii, ~
coarse, 90 made for tiose p:efering .hec. Fiji
t,s, Clssasing, Extracting, sni ali other opera,
aons, gon:ly snd thoroughly perfosmso. Test
sx.Eaessd By ELECTkfClTX, without Dsa.
a6 Otios or Gsin stres:, oppoaS.e Coricth;s =,
alt
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BY 3OUDLN T. APPkRsON. Lacs;onser,

VERY VALUABLE PhIvsTE Dwell.
v LING, ON 18th STREET, tptOsirr
LEIGH STKEEr BAPTIST UaURCH, roR
SALE AT AUOTION-Wiil be aoia IA. ave
tion en- the premises. on FRIDAY, the q /
day of May. 1852 al Al o'elock r. Il, that ysry
valuable private dw eIlinG locatsd ss ABOVE,
fronting about twenty -sovea fact, WIKI n
frarad dwelling snd kitchen thereon, and u
we'll Ct water IN the yard Itiscpe Of the no.
beautiful lota ions o. that street. ard with IL
four sQuaris OF five religious denorl.ns ,iors
Persons de&irous OF investing .oufeae ra. q
money in real estate, would do " eli 10 ht.en. .
TERMS One half 06sa; bsia,ca a. tive We
n0n;hs, Tor nesotias,'e potes, iaserss. sLdsu -.
cured by . t,ust deed. Tbs pugch. sex ~ p.y the
taxss aud insurance :or tho jea' lsol.
pysl HsrUN Il aPPEH.iip{ Auc.s