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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

ERAECIS POE. Special Agent, viii visit the =
a ties Of Lafzysttf. YaIlab1,ha, Talahafckie. /.
roll. Holmes, A-alz, Lsska, Nsdis0r. Cahcu1
Suuh .wsr, In rsrsCn or through sub-sgsuf, FIR
pose Of col ectEg subse5i5tt rs 20 ths said Llz.
ceiying pr~dIss su5sc-i5ed. p rreba7i1V cl-cu a1fr
dUce, and delivery ard ssis cf Coupon B0-dz.
His 0fiee will be a. GEENADA 10 the Bank
House Of 2. Q. ADAMS u1dar Browns H8tsI-at
slbsc-ibsrs and Ct1eTs derirouz Of 5ifrO45-e OF l.
cotton a-e requested % cal u2.u him.
All Be-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

IyTANTED. u-THFDTATELN. ~rlH-rzyzns
w LEATHER
1900 Tbs. Light Sols lie .thg-,
10 O9O lbs Tan and Black Ea--e5s Leather.
20 Tanned D-er Skins Tor which cash VII be
pad. " WERNER * o
Dixie Works.
enc OF Cau-ru Mss
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NOTICE
Tn fhe Memher3 of de I5h HIS. Regll

TO Lnt MtllDbT3 Vi tH5 ID hIINS' It05 u
a Ii memsers Of the I5h Mssissippi Regiment
"A whose furlouabs have expired are ordered TO re-
Eort themselves Immediately to their regiment. All
abs4 ntees failing TO repart, or sending II g snHcisnt ex-
euye. will be published Ed dssertars, AMI treated as
BY order Of n. FARRELL.
eu4INs Lieut-C0ionel CONG 18th Miss. Res't
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Fighting Commenced az Baton ROuge.
We learn by telegraph that B-eckinridge's d.
vision attacked the enemy, numbering some
eight thousand, this morning and drove them
through the city 10 the river bank
The firing OfmuskstTy wss i-ncs5sant for about
one hour, and the thunder Of the heavy guns on
the fleet was terrific.
Several prisoners were taken By our forces.
There is no report in relation to Whist the feet
was cOnteudin- with-N5SSiSSipDizR Aug. ..
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BaIIentina's Pareigang.

L DAY. III INST. During LIS absence persons w'so'
ing to lin his Ba.ali5n will apply to CO. FoRREsTEk'
ptovest Ms-shal au4 "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

RALR0AD A~CCIDEST.-By a collision on the
Montgomery and Pensacola railroad, on Friday
LAST, between an empty train down and a full
one up, two persons were killed and forty
wounded. One engineer was badly hurt, and
many of the cars destroyed. No cause for the
accident has been assigned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

GLORIOUS NEws.-Acee's battalion of par
tisan rangers has secured six pieces Of light
breeehloadiDg artillery. These viii be invalu-
abIs sgsinst the enemy's transports on the Mis-
sissippi river. Two companies are wanted to
conplets the battalion. Captains of compa-
MES wishing to ill out the battalion, will ad-
dpess Capt. J. E. Fola, mastering officer at Gre
NADIA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

q Majo1-General D. II. Hill Bethel Hill, }
has been assigned to the command of the De-
p%artment of tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS head
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Coffon Seed Oil.

1OO BBLS. for sale. I1qu're st .hs Depot Ct TIE
, G1w A ~. T~TVERNnPE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

WHERE Is PRICE1-A dispatch to the North,
from near Yieksburg, says: Rumors heshen that
Gen. Price is marching upon US from Gaines
landingsend fears are apprehended that We shall
soon be forced to retreat. The situation here
has few pleasant aspects indeed.
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SrnANaR \ SuRPRIsING.-Last night

STRANGE n SURPRISlNG.-LaSb hlgRt Nc
heard it repeatedly stated in the streets that a
full boats crew had deserted from Fort Morgan,
with a Yankee at their head, and made good
their escape to the feet outside. Can this be
possiblel That this most important point of al
on our coast should be dsrelict in duty as to
allow a half dozen OIL more traitors to escape to the
enemy with perhaps valuable information, is
truly surprising. We do not know what to
think of so strange an occurrence. Who is
culpeble!-Moble Tribune, Sd.
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WANTED!

4 NY one wishing TO ect as q SUBSTITUTE for =
IA man u5jeet to the CosscTi e Act, will rece.vs she
following compensation A likely Negro Bog s-d Five
Hundred Dollars. Address r,
a.64s A-p,a1 CGea
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PagSPnRTs.

THE Provost MarybaIs oHcs VIII be open fr ID
1 Ing Passports, within the hours o. E A " s-F
N AID 3 and q P. n. Those wishing pas1rrt uus. a
plT within these hours. J. b. TOWNSEND
a-9Tz u-ru-r+ a-sa
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II Gen. Bragg and staff have safely arrived
at their place of destination.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.



MOBILE, August 5.-A special to the Adver-
tiser and Register, dated Richmond the 4th,
says the Confederate prisoners at Baltimore and
Washington have been released and started
home amidst rejoicings. The Federal prisoners
are sent from Richmond daily.
After Picayune Butler.
The Confederate government opened a CORE
spondence with the United States government,
inquiring whether Buffers conduct is sane
toned. No answer being received, another
letter has been sent, saying further silence will
be construed as an Endorsement of his conduct
War on Observation-Disclosures.
Pous cont nues to lay waste, burn and destroy,
and drive male citizens from their homes within
his lines.
Right of Emancipation Denied.
The Yankee newspapers in despair Of the
prospect of peace, begin to talk and show them
| selves. The New York Journal Of Commerce
denies the right to emancipate slaves under any
circumstances.
Trouble at the North.
There are numerous arrests at the North, and
numerous desertions from the army. All is con-
fusion, doubt and dismay throughout Yankee
land.
More Vessels Captured.
Northern papers say the Federals have cap
tured the British schooner Agnes and the Con
tederats steamer Reliance, which had run the
blockade.
GunBsai in TrOnble.
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~ The Chicago Times says: Five of our
gunbosts are now laid up for repairs. Never
yet has there been a time when they were SO
much needed. Rebel cannon balls have proven
rather destructive to Abe's river monsters"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

q Hon. Vim. NJ. Gwin, ex-senator from
Cahfornia, is now soj0uTuing in Jackson, Missis-
siDpi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-06

Middleton Female Academy

I : BOXES good Virgins Trbsce2 for sale By
III CHAS. EOPPEREJ,
aus q Vsiden, Miss
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RANAWAY.

TRON he steamer Priuss e Wales. July 81 IsdZ.
u THREE NEGRO BOYS. two Of whom. Dick ara
Alsxardsr, be5ousnz 10 Amy EfleT, Of Helena ard
Jrs belonging 70 Capt JoseDh Lee o. Memphis. A
liberal rewsrd vii, be peid ia them II lodged IL Ill
vhsre I can &c. them. JAS ROWLAND
Ste-ur Prince Of wees
fr3IIvs T7z-a Er--
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A|STBsTITTTE EANTED.

TO serve il the place OF a member OF Van Drm's
1 army, to wrom very liberal wages vii be sive1.
For further particulars Apply 30 or s.lr q
I. JONES.
fv5q 80 O---r RTss
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q III 3.
DisfriCf AfforneY.

WE pre- au-h~lizrd to sulesrc- that CcLoue. y. r.
w BRANTLEY will be a candidate .cr the Sfcs or
strict Attorney in tbe Tenth Mississippi Dsriel ~
tha en.uirg election.
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RRTEEE.

ON and after Angus Ist,ls52, hs rates c freight on
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
VIII be Raised % Der Cent
The Company viii not be responsible for loss or dam
sge IL ans form. bu- viii ue every oEertio1 10 deliver
f--r-Aa=- suuu arls
Conductos are directed to cAargs passengers twenty
Eve cs1ts more thal tie tsrIf rates 1rsm stations where
tickets Ara sold
The ehargs for half tickets viii in every Instance Be-
even chsng-. For example, full fare fr'.u Grenada 10
Ssrs.obia is s. p half fsvs viii be So, with an adj
di ilrsl charge OF 25c If paid on the r-slu.
Agents are directed 90 open 5hair Offices io- the ssiS
Of ticksts fun twenty minutes before the GIpsCtsd ar
rival Of sny trsiu.
5y order OF Col. +. b. WHTrEl P-esid5nt
A s.. ~LlFERMORH,
General superintendent
Grenada, MHsis i2Pi July - Is52
Jy24 tl5-haug
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80 REWA Ed

OST. IN Thu Stay n-gs-. in = 10Th. or The iii $50.
j I sppt Central Rt5ro ID between Grz1a-a and Cane
Ton 8 SCI LEATHER VALISE. marked J. u.
era T. Memphis. The 40 we r=0srd viii BE- 7ive1 for
It ief az h. Srparn'eudsu 8 gEcs,f Che Es-i s17i
ard Tennessee r ll-aa1. f7zs 81
this tfice
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MANUFACTURE ard Dress Artillery ard Cavalry.
VI SwOlds, Bay0nsss. Bowie Knives, Cavalry Sp-rs
AID Bis. rarnOn Csrrisgas, Gallons. Ira-srorr4t1u.
wagons, Ilf4niry and artillery Leather Equip-sut',
transportation Harness, k-apsncss, HzTersacks, An
balances, Lftters. Camp Cots aud steel, Tsrpsu.ls,
Cartridges fo- the GaynsId r fe, Wooden Can-ssrs-
Army Belts and Buckles. Sword M-catrg g. e.c, s'c.
". WERNER d Co.
an2In-s C.rtrn- NJ.
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NURSERY.

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var.rry stoek of ~. nsrig, MsTshail, ia,
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS /;

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he WeelSlv Express

oualshsa every Wednesday. A. q. 90 per ...-fr
.tsslte.
$50 paper aeni wiihaus he money. nor ooucua-
longer time thau psit Tor.
i<stsa 81 advertisinE In weekly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

~ A dcserter from the rebel army q.
Winchester. Virginia, arrived in Pooles-
vile on the 26th ult. He left Winchester
on che the preceding "Wednesday morning,
and says the rebel army are concentrated
1t Winchester. They do not number more
than 10000 men, and are somewhat de-
moralized. and suffering for provisions.-
He participaied.in the engagement in Mary.
land and says the rebel loos was terri
bic. Gen. Pryor's brigade, out Of 2, 900
men. lost 1851 in killed, wounded gu;
n'issl1g. Longstreet's aivision lost one
halt, and Gen. NcLaw's loss is l $50 men
oat OF $500 engaged. Rebel officer. and
surgeons confess to loss of -. 900 men in
k,aed, wounded and taken prisoners -
1asy estimate their loss in killed alone at
between 1000 or 5000. The rebels are
fortifyins Winchester. impressing all ne
groes in the neighborhood to assist in
erecting fortiications.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

Tns CoNrSHHyx2 MoNTuIE.-This il decided
y the ablest and. most Interesting magazine pub
lished il Auerica- The October number contains
Several very able articles on he war and the con-
dsion of the country. fom the pens of some Of our
most eminent statesmen. 1t also contains num-
Der OF highly interesting literary articles. written
In ehe nost scholssly style. The Continental Is
dsvoeedto de National cause and viii ardentb
and Internationally support the Union. The po
hsical department in future will be controlled BY
Hea. Robert ]. Walker and Fredcrick p Stanton
Of Washington. DC. M. Walker after serving
nine years as Senator and four years as Sccrctar,
Of the Treasury, was succeeded in the Senate by
Jefferson Davis. Mr.. Stanton served ten years in
Congress. Mr.. Walker Was succeeded as Govern
OF Of Kansas by Mr.. Stanton, and both we're dis
placed By M. buchanan for refusing 10 force
slavery upon that people by force and forgery.
Every man who is not afflicted with slavery-pho-
bia. OF sympathy with rebels, would be delighted
with the Continental, and should subscribe for II
ssonce. Price IS cts. per number, or 8 per an
hum. postage prepaid. Published by J. r. Gil
more, llo fremont street, Boston. eA ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

ENswf Srodk Paul hasopen another Honster
sscsk q Booes and she~ spbhcips AZ qualities
of Ladies'. Gardeners. Misses, Boys and Chill
drsns year. and what is better than all he sells a,
old prices, notsishstanding the rise in leather
Call a he dgn. Of tire Golden Boot, cast side Of
Michigan Street. where you can find what gOu
want, At she very lowest prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
Generll Order No. 10.

indianapolis. September q. 1862.
Bounty will be paid by all United States
disbursiug officers in Indiana to recruits to
fill up regiments cut mp in battle.
HENRY u. CARR xGroS,
2-STu39 Col.s1Sth Inf. u. 8. A.. a-r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

- Col W. II. Link. of the 18th Ind.
die! OF hs wounds at Richmond. Ky. las,
week. lie was brave and gallant officer.
HIS remains passed. through Indianapoli,
on their way to Fort Wayne. on Monday
night.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
Avs EMCNwA0A
for curing


0NEpcrson writes, her daughter was cured
IF fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus
lance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
BILE
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumeEable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which The
Purifier and Pills
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

!oe are On the eve Of the "tazn Of Iife," . ne
'oa "nen' both in male and female, fhe bod =.
ens'ng sp. q enable il 70 round the paint,
: Il ~ wssn safety bot wiih freedom ltsua dir
49, s'ser. Hoodand's Gernsn Bitteu. TIE bees
sohie IN the world, win Strengthen your system
and give you vigor Of frame, thar VIM enshII ~
e - s.ssly through all critical periods. sssIs
gre re- sale At The principal o1lcs. as Ama
$3.50 sn'asslpsia. Pa. sndby eli drssris,s ~
esssss = nsd'enes. st IS cents pa bottis. z-sr9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

VIII address the citizens Of
MarsbaA County, at the Seminary
Grove, in Plymouth, Friday, Oct
I'd, n / O'Clock In the afternoon.
Come out and hear the old Dem
ocratic War Horse.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

@ The success of the Democratic,
alias 9Th January Jass. Bright ticket. in
this State, will be construed by the rcb.
els a. victory Of their friends. and afford
them great aid and comfort, the effect o.
which will be to render another draft nee
esary- Those. therefore. who wish to Civ,
the enemy AID and comfort. and thus rem.
der second draft imperatiyely necessary
should vote the Butternut ticket. = ?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

e Next Saturday being Jewish hol
sdegsthe stores of Slessers. Becker. Ds
wilson d Co.. Nussbaum & Davidson, and
Lsuer d Brother. viii be slosed until in
tie evening Of that day sa1D flitg
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

- The LaPorte papers say that Col
j. Z. Walker has been reinstate,i as Col
onel Of the 35sh Regiment Indiana yolun-
teers.-E q (.----rl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
DIED

At MS residence in Walnut sownshipon the aStf
eis' AR. Jams DoUoIAss, an old and respected
eisizen- 80 te H H17-lfFS
N his county. on the 9th uls., CHAsDsu D
eyed three years. months aud 10 dax.. son A
Ao0s bssses. t---SsixiHK{aT 1>'I0ET
Il die place, on ne assh sls go = ,nl..s j.
o. Henry b Pershing aged about months.
-ARshf lJnsuths o. ks 2sshsIt, GEoss !. IN
sens s'n q George Rosenbsry. aged noushs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

u D. T. WEIGH has been commissioned a al
Lieut.. which authorizes him to raise COMPANY OF
.f~elye neaths volunteers Lieut.. WeIch hes seen
service and is a first rate man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
I0II JOHN EAsoN, secresaty.l

Chicago and Cincinnati Dailies
Pictorial papers. Periodicals. Engravings,
best quality Stationery. Cigars. &c.. &C..
Tor sale At BaiIey's News Depot. Post OF.
fee Building. ~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
An entirely new stock Of clothing just receives
at Rice Smiths


Low Pn,cx S-Snk-The attention Of the Pub
lie is dressed to this House AZ one of the perma-
nent institutions of Plymouth. Established here
in 1851 il has since built up large and ourishing
trade The propristoss, Rice g. Smith, have per-
manently located here, and all those who deal with
them win find every article precisely represent
ed. They have just received their stock Of Fall
and Winter & Gods, whicA b second to none evet
opened in Plymouth, containing great variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry 'Goods. Groceries, Crock
cry Ware, Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, Cloth.
ing, &c This stock was bought early. before the
last great advance in prices, and all cotton goods
are now offered 70 their customers at less than the
presen. New York prices.
We say to one AMI all, donr buy one dollars
worth Of goods until you have priced them at the
low Psice store on the corner south Of the Ed
wards House.
Read the following from the Hon. Morris Norris
formerly Auditor OF the State of Indiana:
T. UHDH .Lgk- INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9, 1857.
DR.. C. w. RoncK-DEAR Sir: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that was unable to at
tend to my ordinory business at times, and having
heard offhe wonderful cures that your Scandinavi-
an Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting, was
induced by friend to try them have been
using the Purifier for the last twelve months. and
find the medicine fully equal to its recommends
tons So valuable is its use ONE, that I canpot
now dispense with the use or fiat an advanced age
Of life-sevcnty seven years..
IcheerfnIis givethis information for the benefit
of those similarly affected
-~-.,..--. Yours, truly.
8, 49, -. ;, IL u llMSrars Mo,s'sI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
MARRIED.

On he 2iss ult-, BY Rev.w.P p. David. Mr. Pr.
RIA KEvska to Miss SusAxsAH War. daughter of
Mr. Elijah Wsy, Of North Township.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

= : = LA Porn, Sept. ., 1862.
EDfrons RErusucAs:-The Laporte County Ag.
neuiturAi Society have instructed me 10 extend an
invitation to the citizens of Marshall County to
unite yith Is 1t our Annual Fair 10 be held at La
porte on the 9Th, 9Th and 10Th days of October
next An opportunity viii be given to these wish
ing 70 dispose Of or exchange stock. Every eifor
Is being made by the officers of the society %
make the exhibition equal to any that has taken
place in the county. and we have good evidence
that We viii not be disappointed
405s JOHN EAsoN, secrehfy.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
SWAMP LAND DITGHING!

SWAMP LAND DIFGHING! 2tiu1F
Sealed proposals for constructing ditch upon the
northeast Il OF section IA town 81, north range 9
east. being a continuation and outlet to an old
ditch upon lands owned by II. B. Pcrshing and un-
known owners Ditch to be m.ssoo according 10
pan and ,css.ncations to be fonnd at the Office OF
.. n N klinser, in Plymouth. where sud sealed
proposals will be Considered and contracts awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder, on the Sd day Of
November, 1s62. Payment for the above job to
be made in swamp lands laying IN sections 10, IL,
and (, ia town "a range east
Notice Is hereby given to the unknown owner 81
owners OF said cast of the nor h-east Il of Sec
ton IL town "a range 2 cast of the necessity of
constructing the outlet of the above ditch upon his
lands. III
n4st4 WM J. HAND Sxamn Iand Com
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02

Just received At the Low Price Store,
10000 yards Of New Style Prints,
1000 =" Brown and Blue Muslins,
1000 Cotton and Wool Flannels.
1900 Dcnims and Stripes.
A splendid lot Of Shawls, Hoods, Nubias and
Sontags ut vcry low prices. RICE & SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-02
CHERTFF'S SALE.--By yiuuv Of

SALE.--By virtue of q
~ COMMISSION. issued by the Cierk Of the MarshaIl
county Common Pleas Court, and An
vor OF William a. Brink sins Cald WE'LL Lucy
4. Calwe and James Brink. will offer at Public Sale,
to the highest lawful bidder, the Law direcfs before
shall esassS. f5ifES. % ~ 11'IIfjF TTrrr'h' Mar
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1869.
bs~sen &c hofs q eelcct .aad four clock
fhk<en year, Of thc kowink sepbsd mi sISu-
s4in said cousty SR1kali an d1ana tuit
Tia wsst bali Of ssosioa'thirty {3Ol in township
the and peo1f r sevss yssrs Of sad real
will not sell r sucent 90 satisfy aid CON
' psss x&sa8 MI s;s - ssd
title and interest said deendants and 20 the
asmAy b neesssarye sDtn5 Ma Srit