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IsTtNedl GEoRdR oPDTKR Mayor.
GovEESIENT SALE OF CorToN.-pursuant
t. the order OF James O. olapp, U. s. Marshal ton
the Southern Dstrict Of Florida one thousand bale
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ri, Mtvur snys-"Ths number Of sales in which
term fees prr CHARGED IL l4le and those in which
ut ON t.s face Of the blll that these items ara
nj Tor .uiUci, services during the quarter ending
pc. 81, 1851 and therefore they should MOI 10
that quarter only"
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Our Island No 10 Latter.

Lar Itrlorr-A RgRrL B,rrrRY Niuigp nv
NiGnt ASp sEvES GySs srLEp-CnAGHiS oT
TIM ESrNr, Sc. &C.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23

newspapers, they will admit that we have no idea
of returning they will conclude that our occupa-
ton is not purcls military one; they will per-
haps how desperate is their own condition, and
submit more readily to the government which has
never wished to do more than bring them back to
tn r allegiance, but which is determined to do
that at every cost and at every hazard, and If need
arises by the employment of every means,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23
The Department of Experiments.

Gus events which have occurred in this Depart
ment, and to speak of them in their relations to
the Great struggle for national existence i'll
which we are now engaged. Itmay with truth
be said that few, if any, of the great results
which sangune journalists anticipated would
follow the occupation of these sea islands, have
been achieved ;,but, with equal truth 1t may be
said, that, taking into view the original object
of the expedition, and considering the resources
at its disposal, more has been accomplished than
could, by any right, have been expected.
The expedition under Gen. Sherman, was
never designed to be the nucleus of an army OF
invasion. 1t simply was intended to cooperate
with the naval forces under Admiral Dupont, III
holding the islands surrounding Port Royal
Harbor as secure places of anchorage and UNI
molested depots for the vessels of the South AT
lantic BlockatliNg Squadron. At first 1t was
contemplated that the military force should not
exceed 5000 men and few batteries OF flying
artillery-suficient to operate in She vicinity OF
Port ROYAL harbor Subsequently additions
were made to the original plan, looking to the
occupation of Fernandina, st Augustine, Jack
sonville, and other points along the coast, and
a greatly increased force was assigned to Gen.
Shermans command; but the object OF the cX-
pedition was never changed. The Government
only desired safe havcns and depots for its war
vessels, and the collateral advantage of employ
inc large force of the enemy to observe and
prevent irruptions from our different small posts
alon" the coast line. So much in reply to the
absurd complaints that this Department has not
realized the Just expectations of the country.
But we claim for the Department of the South
an ;mnortance second to none for the influence
it has had upon the public mind and upon the
general conduct of the war. Eminently, 1t has
been the great experimental department OF the
country, and upon its stage have been advanced
ideas which. more than any others, have contri-
buted to mould public opinion in reference to
our national struggle and the wisest mode Of
conducting it.
The first experiment clearly developed the
advantages of joint land and naval operations
The Navy took the Port Royal forts, opening
the way for the army, and the latter repaid the
favor by giving undisturbed security to the ma
val anchorage. But there were other and
greater advantages growing out OF the success
of this experiment. The spirits of the people of
the North which had been dropping for months
under the weight of continued reverses to our
cause, were now enlivened by the sound of the
first p@an of victory coming from South Car
olina, assuring them that whatever might be the
fate of our armies in the conflict, the supremacy
of our sway over the waters of the South was
placed beyond dispute. From this time dated
a new era of activity in the Navy Department.
Every dockyard felt the impetus impaired by Adj
miral Dupont's success, in the energetic prepara-
Al A.. h.,
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]
generation and win them back to their allegiance
by "reminiscences of the happy years they had
lived under the protection of the flag which now
they sought to displace. To these honeycd
words the "chivalrous and hoSpitablc people OF
the sovereign State of South Carolina would
scarcely deign to listen. 1t is certain that the
experiment of Cancellation proved signal fail
ure. We do not join in the clamorraiScd against
Gen. Sherman for the inactivity which followed
the non-succcS> of his prom :iamento. On the
contrary, considering the force at his command,
he did all that could rightfully have been expcc-I
ted, and attempted even more than was legt
mately within his reach. He broke his force
many fragments from desire 10 occupy
possible point whercon he could get 4 foot
and no beneficial result of lasting good was
sequcnt upon the disintegration.
\ third and brilliantly successful cxpcrimenf~
of this Department was the reduction of Fort Pu-
laSki. 1t was there first demonstrated that rifled
proicctilcs have an absolute domination over ma
sonry Notifications and from that bombardT mt
must date new era in the art of attacking and
defending fortified places. ltmay not be gen
erally known that the work of reducing Fort
Pulaski from Tybee Island was undertaken by
Gen. Gilmore in the face Of diSSuaSion from the
most eminent military authorities. The attempt
to breach pile of masonry from batteries of
earthworks was regarded as impossible But
the shot which tore into ruin and pulverized in
to dust the walls of Pulaski, overthrow much
more than brick, stone and mortar, and upset
many theories of infinitely heavier cabre than
any metal used in the works upon Cockspur
Island The lesson taught by Tottlebcn in the
defence of Sebastopol OF the value 0tt
for resisting artillery, was not one iota more in
teresting to the military mind than the unmiSta-
kable proof, given by the batteries of Tybee
Island, of the utter futility of solid masonry
when assaulted by the new projectiles and
heavier calibreS of modern war. This expert
ment will bear fruit far into the future, and to-
the confidence which induced Gen Hunter to
place all the resources of his Department at
Gen. Gilmores dispositions of the
generally accepted opinion of high military au-
thorities,-the country, and especially the mil
itary professions, will hold themselves largely
indebted.
But the most important experiment of the
! Department of the South, under Gen. Hunters
administration, has been of a purely moral sig
nifcance. Himself not politician, the force
of his IDEAS the candor with which he has
avowed them, and his frank courage i'll facing all
the responsibilities thereupon attendant, have
done more (whethcr for good or evil } to set the
mind Of the country seriously at work consider
inc the true issues of this war, than all the 4
agencies Of Journalism, both Houses OF Congress,
and all the executive branches Of our country
combined. His action in declaring ''SlaverE and
martial law Incompatible and Of arming regi-
ment of blacks, has marked him Man of strong
and Strnm will TO ureSS his convictions
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proposals.
OFFICE oF Assistant Co.'s GFsTF.r oP srsflsrgyrs :
No. Sta,e-tt, hew-i ON teb ., J -.
DNfX SI-ppI IFS -Brnhp..lg Hli Ic 4

OFFICE oF asrsr,Sr Co.'S. GPsFF.r op sresisTESrs
No. 4 Sta,ett. hew-i on. rob. ., ~
4 RMY SUPPLlES.-propOslls vii hc re-
~ ceived by the unlcrsigued uui. o'clock Nedne'
day tue 18th met foi s1ppyrs fo the Of the lniied
New.York or Br9ohlyn, as follows. viz 800.
$4,000 pounds prime KiO COfIEE ia clean, bilzht
p.iii bsnes-sth a. I'D H4ss ob!sefsted hJ Fsning TIE
heads go 80.
t25 600 pound, Of roasted and ground prime RIO COZ
RE. g. hefrels 80 above
Iots .rerod bes e. y, I3ih aad ia Ts5r.lV i5e2.
Samples 10 accompany proposals..
fach bid A. have Vrn'ed copy ~ this sdTe seiA'nt
pasted head sLd must be eye lhc IN complying pre-
c.sey W:ih I'll tie zach hid, 70 have c7d. al 30
usi contain the w.t,eu guaranty o. Two fepor'oe names
- follow.
We no und rsirei hereby sis-sa'ee ,s sh-lli q, n
par. tho bia s-cse5. q shell be duly irhed
scc.laiu. % r. true prryost aud c0ul!'i14a.'
Proposes be indcT,-d froPossli r. sub'fietcc
Stofcsn
Bidder. msy propose ~ he Whole PAT o. he shove
CLi's. fhefsgr vii b. required fom tie seller u ~.
est, Lcrt is rco1yrniely f~u1ie rom ofds AZ Pe.ns
o. lelssry 10 the Cilo o. Sew i5Ts hrc tyl fd1f.
propof'ur o. make deliveries lee here n 80
ssie h ffics ief ihc f.oes a, lei Ff0s,t pai'' n
5e.'v'Iy.
Toe ie!- maine place Of business. 81. daie 81 Pureha.e.
Il I.qg.ftl Oh acl pacAt.c.
An TIE stores vii Do c,rfiy ir.p 'ej hef-s thc'r ls
livery AID compare with he rfa,d ssrra To- en' ~
siis .r ~ prfsscHal Public w 30" a. s 's ilf
nisi ID whenever required
ra..clf -fh-Tsfafrr 10 u -nfc O. ma nas 90 r4g 10
fnFail.rd u 80 1ii,i Ntlfes
rrcpascfs 30 ids pol a. r, pss'd q a
10! taslf ssiu pro On Friday. tie liih iustut
a Is. EATOs, L4sui. Colonel sd A. - g. ;.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments. d
CLEARED.


Stesmships-Bavara (Henb.) NJ Hemburg, KunhsrA
Shps-Als Marshall. Msshan Liverpool G. H. MAJ.
sba 4 CO. Norng star tLl Mckenzie, Liverpool j. y.
Whitney Co.. htr tHeuIb }. Terry. Bristol Ing, Z.
Richardson Co. npe, Comb. Hwre Bo q Heinckepi
Electric Johsusen, Hamburg r. M Slosn Eice; nwsrd
CoOmbs. Bsini re, WALSH carver Chase Moro Castle,
Hos- Phiais p'ia. ]. W. Elwe 10 Co. Rolsnd (Bfcm.l
Mfer Phiiadclp kia Shines hghox
BaIks-liorrius (sr.t. te~MaD Cueenstown. J. Mo
Artnur; Teresa Foster, S. ThJm.. end Narscsbo HslsnA
pheys Co Jason (sOrw.) Aefson. Rotterdam. fpnch
Msin. ke Wendt Haznd haI,toDs Rio JaIels5 H. Gsxd
her; liyoii Brown, Ponce Siurses Co
Bhgs-Apn Tsylor Br Johnson. Cork Murdoch Smytls.
" ichas. SLOPPY, Nueyiss, Owen CsrDesisi ABgostn
Mailman Csdiz, la oeek l. Co NJ. Hatfield MaIsh -
Johu'r r. H. "A. d. A Drwolf; Rush, bahof &C. htys
p ~ Spodori. Prince OF Wales (Dr.) smith Havana BIZ.
Son Co Mary Ann thr). Cole u. Jeep bEe,t Son =
Gen. Ma,hsi Anne. Porsid, wash. Csrver Chase Gee
Harris stoHers. Portleud X T. Du.a Co
School srs--L-vi Rowe Ksfy, Nassau. N. p, John !.
Bacon; Mystic Valley tbrl. Russell Mssmorss King ~
Vine; Morning Star, Miller, Tufk'. snd, X DeWofi
Quicks,sp iohnsou haiiiaI IL j. Z. A. Drwoi swans
Myer.. llslifsx. H. DO A. Edwards TN Iowse,
ST ehns n. b., r. l. kcyiys Soni J. J. Day spsfrov,
liat-ras Inlet y. /. McCredy Co E. w benon Isyicr
Bsltimo.e 4 a. Be' :on Sons' = ss,tey C9rkiia bat
more II. l.. McCreody Co. lydia Ann Med bsltimsrs.
-; Moonlight siu.ss bsGn Re. mater; hehecc, Ma
ree Bslnlor, Merrill ABDof; newport Tarner Beriir,
No mt.ter, ~ &. Ravens WOOD bears isaud Ven brunt
slsght J. NJ 1aslor. Lynch. snowfall "a G. Hsvelsi
Specie Fleming Camden, j. w Mckee, d. L. oiuIgs, -,
BnG9f port. master.
; 'ots-Suholk. Ellsworth New Haven. ii. 5. Rscieti
Aurors, Williams. Norwich, III. = Racsett.
Sssrnes-ics Price Deuns, iIetteIss Inlet r. feAihs
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PASSENGERS Sailed

~, IN redmmp Bcta,,a for Hamburg and SoUfhamrsos~
W. - r. Kennedy. Mr.. g. A. Soule Ms Dorothea seeges,
airs Ih.re,e rsnz Baltimore; Kaufman Baer Mr. Mao
sspzt A. ce sngsn Chs. Uraso Pel-ier Gilbert
Peiriam Ernst PoL hsus PAU kseh. Mr. and Mira Hsre,s
,nd -four childrer Mis- f. hseuger Mr.. Tab.t aud child
New York; tiptono Prdroi Peer Gal. C. NJ Wi hanson,
California FIR Bsss Illinois; Mrs Foe rheim ana child Arf
Leidne' Cincinnai Loais Csus Boop; D. Z,afea Italy,
Jul Knott Detroit; Gustav PIP, Cevelsrd Efw Kraisch.
Fr. Aug chier Phusdr pats; MIa Caharina
and o'hers ia ste. r,gs-rotal o..
In stGmsaip City II Warrington for Lireyroo--Ns Bsdn.
bridge Miss Kesii0s, Mrs s. UCounor Mr.. WY infks>
and servant Hr aud Mrs A. Silva c. II. Ward. Rev ~
Power A. Keeling wife and Guild en-, Thos McNsir Jsa
Kiduer o. w. rhorp NJ. Lsusddd, w. Phillips and vih
p. J. Wud sad other. In steefsge.
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0lc0icGi.

DR. 4. UPHt,'s
H VEGETABLE
u r CT AIRY.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES
IL CLERGYMENi
~ LITERARY MENU
~ STUDENTSit
" BOOK KEEPERS
ana All others who from their occupa1n not enabled TO
ahe sye eIercise and consequently predi.pod 20 COS
nv ENEsS, and its attendant train Of evils DYSPEPSIA
BILIOUS AFFtC ffONS. LOSS or APPETITE. WAX
MSS AND fAlNTlNG SENSATIONS. SUDDEN FLASH.
rs OF HEAT AND ChlLLS. VERTIGO, DlMNfSs OF
SIGHT, HEADACHE SORENESS AND PAINS IN CHE
LIMBS with boih mental add bodily debility too often seek
relief by strong AL0ErlC'snd other DRASTIC !
FILLS :! thereby inhiciing themseyes the pq1lui
hdrds and onerdifag complaint Of ,rerEoi or tafersdl
Tiles 70 all who suffering under this distressing aicon
DR. A. UPuAM
particularly recommends bis VEGETABLE FLECrUAkf
pleasant agreeable and effective emcdy "a every stage
Of Piles ron the ineipent irritation to the most intense ta
fering
AZ advertisement Is not the place e1umerse paTticu
are full ard llict dir.cto around every box
Dr. upbam csn be coo.ulted at bis Office, No. 8l Whist
Ne@l OK where he deyoes his time 10 giving Professions
edvice
DRUGGISTS can be supplied by his Agents =. c. WELLS
CO. No lis Franklin single box be obtsined by In
closing toe price by mail, where 1t will lie sent to any ad
dress.
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Arrived.

Ship Mecksnburg IecSl Kof Bremen 65 days In b,ls>
sel55s. ."yeoed er to be the pnyseer sua.ie Dee &C.
1T 81. lon i; spoke ban. Mercur,. l.,amb from Hamburg
for Bahia sud took ron hex ,eP fver aud mate Of ss
Annie bucs.au (of hoston) abandoned At ga
snip Arc Cof BATH GfOss LONDON 50 days. IN ballast 2
lat ~ n q spoke brg Uuse from It. TLoma- fr London
ship Gsous Hsss AH'sy ve Dec s sie On ana S -
"a .,ge. Has b.ea Of sable lsnd nee jan r. JAN ~
20 rs erp-rieoc.d violent gale. hou n. w to ~ 4 shxs
which hs lad succession Of srons northery gales: ieo
Fire ls and n. W. D. Mills sok pilot ifon boat Fannie
Ship Mary Ros, tHamb sehercs, Annoy 1872 day' parsed
A,j.r Oct a. Cope Of Good Hope Dec 81 Helena Dec ~
tea. 70 psysn.d Co. Dee e. s. lon ~ vi ipSaS;
two nth. Quail weI' nsd 100 boz. sperm oil
Arer Nov. 70 Cile Of GOOD os Dec. as nee 70 Low
ro De- - % CAPE OF God aoee ;PSss sif southern
SIP On Sf x @ % % 5 sOg: & Ss.s "a
lon q passed brig Ambrose Light, bound
Ship Cde:s tSf psaisrisco,,s. Bs5s9w Genoa Dec
snip Lawrence 90. frisae) Purvisncs, Port Royal
Bad 6sandins slew sef Be:'O9 Mayo Ms;:i9. Doe n
duriIs which struck by heavy carrying away jib
S.S s.ssd fore s Of W. sa. ofsS y
BARK Hsrve., Queen Ha den s, Domingo % days w9oA
Hst.er.. with ssstsry gse. Jan. e. Mira Emma ". BAD
win Jof Brookdeld Con. died on be.re.
passed Gibraltar Dec 10 mutt &c 10 Brett Son Co jas
l5 lat 90 Ion TO- spoke brig hanzsna IRON Portland ~
hssnzas -.
Brg CIeopa,rs wcd Doonberg Gosnturs 90 days r,s
70 Furch M-ncke Wendt Dec 20 lat 30 80 lon Il. spots
bark Corolsnus (BreIn.) from Bremen for New-forA.
Brig Anita Owen Wallace, MNseiles SO days. psss>1
oibislsr Dec 26 wool. lead, kc. to Peck Church .
Brig Abby Eenno tbr., OF ST. johns, N bli Nnevitas
Jan. ~ mshogsDy &c. to Brett Son & 10.
Big hsndy GouldOorol Handy, Mssnsas 10 days. suea
to Thompson Hunter. 49,,
Brig C. ~ Kios Corbe Ragged Island Is days salt to
Big Susan Duncan, Mitchell C.rdenss IS days. sugar
Metcsli s DUncan.
SEM Addie Il. Barnes (of New.Hsvenl, Betswerth, st.
Johns 4. r. Jan. u.s. sogar to master. Had very heavy
gales during the psssse feo lat "a ~ lon - ~
while living 20 heavy " W. gale blew away the manss1
snd sustained other dsusge I'd M 81 a. Ion u 49, heard
Irsyy rring 10 the westward There three yes.eh In
,xht Al the time they might be carrea
. Of, IS OF sail and AL them out OF sight
Schr Moonlight lof BiicsePot) Terry, Msxnzss ~ dsys
polssscs 70 Baker Dayton jan a. lat ~, on 49, exPe
risnced gale from ~ e. with very heavy during wss
shipped heavy carrying away bbeom iofeooo
fo exs; Loot boat &C. and Obliged 10 throw oveeoeca
hetws-u 200 and 900 barrels r,olAsses.
Schr H. p Russell, Msnkn, Bordeaux Is days. mdse 70
sSL Lucy circuit (of Csmden) Amsbury Portsu Price
Il da,. log w God to Robert Murray, u.
schr Gacs Glider Clark Boston days mdse to master
Schr Johu Fsrnun Hail. Baltimore, wood Gc to L. Kenny
schr DIV sht HUI, Philadelphia days, coal
Schr salie smith. Borden Bridgeport marble
Sbr r. p. King Leeds for Philsdephis ~ days, coal
Steamer Kennebec. Gson, Philadelphia. md'e to T. F~
kina -. a., = p,...,
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FATAL AccipENr.-On Friday evening, f"'f''A
Owens a cariman while passing through Sonll
s,,eet near Roosevelt street, war drown iIom his
cart and lighted Oh bis head. lie died IA few
minutes Itappoars that one Of the "hc'i' u 4'''
vehicle caught in deep hole III the street. 'a"tns
him TO BE- suddenly jerked from his Pc"inol. iii'
body was conveyed 20 the Fourth Precinct '"'oD'
House by Ofoer Irving.
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Gcparlnersbip lIo.ites.

COPARTNERSHIPN OTICE.-Noiicei j. here
~ by given that WiLLIaH }. OONpUN wtc rssdei at
|Ceycald IN the S.e.e Of Ohio; NORMAN bI NJ III
who fesdes in BROOKLYN u the STATE OF ok, aid
CHARLES W BUXTON wo rssitea H. The Cts and state
o Nswy2s l:yo iA.-,.- h@iisd DassaeT'lip T9'g'@
s g'ai-s the Revived Statutes u The STATE OF rev
~ f.! the buvng ara selng Of GNOtfRltt, snd tAc
Transaction a a GENERAL COMMISSION husINESS'
under tue hfni Of B-'NILAl bJhtOHi a. HnSn
al 10 parties interested 81 the ssi hObMAH :. bEhl
LEY and CHARLES ". BOH1Oh, who are TIE general
patuers, lad tie sad WILLIAM J. GORDON, wEos the
special partner; Tia, the I'D william Gordon hts cor
ribu,ed the Guui OF Thirty Taousaad Dollars iIa 70.
wsd The common stock " oh amount has been actually paid
~ IN eA s' ihe sad partnership is 10 commence o. to
met day Of February thousand eight bundled AID sixty
tSo ana TO te.utnAt.-o the thirty first day 81 lsuaaf
one eght undr, I'D sItyye sad thti The bust
ncs, oil c tn'ishp l. 20 be csiisi 10 TIE ty oil "eN'
Yoik.-Os'ei New. York Ysh J. l8e2
WILLIAM j. GORDON,
EDBMAA 5. BENTLEY,
CHARLES W BURTON.
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1897 1885, $685. Ias rs SOL GO ses iits it La
l62. ll68. 1884 1883, 1915, l12
SupRrME COURT-SPEcrAL TKRM.-Demurer.-
Nos 49, 80 I,suss of Law. kc Mos sl1 100 40 264 -
IA, 1884, 1885, 1872 ;s7, 2ss, so $40, 9l6 80, 3d. s 49,
a. -
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part f.-Nos. 277I, 1918, 1887,
A7 94s 1884, $50 $685. 49, % no. 49, las 1879 a?a Psu
No. sls 1885, 34S 1884, 1910, $780, $780, sla, ssss a.
H9, 1882 2s2s. - - -
Cossos PLEAs-Part Mos. $40. 857, 735. 736.
Sll 81 s12 8.3 3d. SIS 49, go CSC, 439 CJ PatILZ
Hos 30 sc5s s8l, Dr. gu, tz2 633 400 sa soI ssv sss
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPxcAL TxEs-FKs a-Bef
Justice BoswoRIH

Thomas Palmer sgt. Peter &. Adams ct al
party ~ an action cannot DO compelled under
Chap 2o the Lave of l at the instance Of the adverse
party make deposition to be used perding motion
The deudant therefore be adudged guilty OF
tempt using under that set and must be dis
attendance under the summons served on
them
Moses Chamberlain sst Jane R. Depsey ct al.
notice Of under judgment Of foreclosure and sale
q premise. the City Of Mes YORK; Tor the 18Th Of Decen.
Der 1851 published IN daily paper the 9th Eth 18th,
i7h sd and 26h Of that month satisfies rule 49, il ~ Y.
Rep lsc) Where appeal from such Judgment az ~
deitknE given conforming Sec 5 Of the Code and the
sursties on being excepted 10 fail justify aud order is
made Jan. H. 1881 That the tr'endsn,s have ton days
from thu, date furnish other additional scr-te, aud In
the time staying all proceedings on the part Of the psn
uSs the udsmen the appellant nnst. within the too
days Ito undertaking with susees and procure their jus
on notice Hence the hns Of new undertaking
the 2h OF January lo2 with suretes who make az am
d.v the form prescribed by Sec 3t OF the Code AID
ing copies thereof win make sale on the 2th OF jan
uary 1861 maize pursuant the notice bst published AID
postponed time by Advertisement daIy Published
trssuar. (Code, Secs Sal. 1875 IN. Crahsms Pc 1893
Bsrnes "a; r. 80; and Chitty's r.. u. The sale
regular and motion deLied but with liberty TO renew
H. ia accordance with the Views stated In IN opinion leit
with the Clerk.