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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Gen. McCLELLANs SISTER AND NAPHEw.-A
Mobile letter states that" q few days since Mrs.
English, sister OF Gen. Mcclellan, the Yankee
Commander Chief was in this city, and of
course attracted some attention. Her husband
is wealthy planter, and lives just above
on the Alabama river. Young English, the
Generals nephew, has gone up to Corinth tn
Eight for the South. lie seems TO desire nothin :
50 much as to meet in hostile combat his dis.
ting uished knsnan '-Iruc Delta Of the 1874.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Our troops have occupied Fredericksburgh at
last. Major Davis, of Harris Light Cavalry,
had been appointed Provost Marshal of the
city. Large quantities Of provisions and stores
We're found and seized, and several stand of
arms. President Buchanan's Postmaster was
arrested, and will be held till he pays over the
money due the Government from his Office OF
the time he rebelled.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

EAGLE SHoT.-Mr. i. NJ. Blilcy of Land
grove, recently shot, at sharp. shooting dis
lance, a Golden Eagle which measured seven
feet and two inches from tip to tip of his wings
The claws measured two and one-eie nth inches
and its weight was only seven and one.fourth
pounds. 1t has been an object of considerable
attention in that locality.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
THIRTY.SEVEN1H CONGRESS
Wednesday, MAY
SENATE.

Mr.. Kennedy presented petitions of the citi-
zens of Maryland, asking for an immediate and
unconditional repeal of the law abolishing slay.
cry in the District of Columbia, and the better
enforcement Of the Fugitive Slave Law also a
petition of W. b. Bowie Tor compensation for
slave appropriated TO the military service.
The bill for the payment of troops il the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Gen. Woods flag Of truce sent up James
river, the 9Th inst, for an exchange of prison
ers, returned without accomplishing its object.
The rebels again disappointed him, making the
third time that they have deceived him in re-
gard to an exchange of prisoners.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

FRoM THE VERMONT CAvALRY.-From letter
in the Burlington Times from the Vermont Cav
airy We learn that two men of Co. G, Moore
and Gallery, had been taken prisoners by the
rebels Also private Stephen Morse Co. A.
Corporal John d. Chase, of Co. D., had been
wounded in the hip, and it was feared MORALLY
Geo. +. Austin, of Co. X, had accidentally shot
himself IN the foot, but was not seriously
wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

wos. D.. -
OOO, 900, was also passed. "''As over So
HOUSE.
Mr. Elliot, from the Committee On c.,.
reported bill establishing mort vi a VOnnerr
delivery in the collection disric, VI 81 entry an
:. c., at Or near Hilton Head Nv w VI 6eaulor
port of Port Royal, and providipg - o called .t d.
continent of Collectors, weighers' sa ,or the a.
The bill passed. '''' saagers, l.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

AccIDENT.-on Thursday afternoon, Mr.. Hi
ram Adams Of this city, while engaged in run
ming line in the woods at Panton, near MIR.
Daniel Adams when. ns he was walking along
his foot got caught urdsr the root OF a stump,
80 that no fell and broke bis leg. or one OF the
b mes, ju., above the ankle Vermonier.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

of man, "Lile, Liberty, and the pursuit OF
HAPPINESS Thus will glorious little Della
ware be found. No other position IN the mo-
mentous struggle will become her.-DeIa''are
State Journal and Statesman.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

PEnu.-A COW belonging to Ira Russell pro-
duced cali recently weighing. al its birth,
one hundred and Mcer pounds. That's what
we should call - whorper.' The snow has
mostly seeded from the open lands in Peru !;
plenty in the woods as ye, -Manchester Journal.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

WILHAMsBuaGH.-This point on the PENN
sula, just occupied by our troops, Is twelve miles
from Yorktown, and fifty eight miles from Rich
mond, and about midway between the James and
York rivers. 1t has no railroad connection with
Richmond, but from it the rebel capital may be
reached by different routes; one to tho North
by the way of West Point, and thence by rail,
and the other West to City Point, and thence
by rail through Petersburgh. The occupation
of West Point by our troops will prevent the
rebels in their retreat from taking that course,
and compel them, if they 20 to Richmond at
all, to move either up the James river, which
they control, or by railroad through Peters
burgh.
Wiliamsburgh is small town, containing
not thousand inhabitants, the capital of James
City County. The old College OF William and
Mary is situated here. 1t is the oldest incor-
porated town in Virginia. 1t Was once the seat
of government in the Old Dominion 1t was
the scene of two minor actions in the war of our
revolution. Our dispatches state that the in
habitants mostly remained after The place was
evacuated by the rebel army.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

The Burlington Tunes states that Collector
CLAP has appointed ~ P. Bowman Deputy
Collector at Island Pond. MIR. Bowman held
the Office under Mr.. Buchanan s administration
and is thoroughly competent officer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

The Homestead bill has passed the Senate by
the decisive vote of 80 to 7, and having passed
the House, only awaits the President ssgnaturs
to become IL law
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

LIEUT.. GEO. DEWEY Of this town was on
board the steamship Mississippi in the recent
attack on the rebel forts and fleet in the Missis-
sipp river below New Orleans.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

WENDELL PHILLIPS says that . the South has
done fighting for conquest, and is now fighting
for terms
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

FIRE-I johnson, on the night of the Goth
ult., sugar house belonging 10 &. W. Goss,
and occupied by W. II lladley. was entirely
consumed by fire. Cause of fire unknown
Loss, $50 and no insurance.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

A FREAK OF NATURE.-Abial Tripp of West
Windsor has Il lamb with two bodies with
limbs properly attached, but only one neck and
head An extra pair Of ears were stuck upon
the head without much regard to the place of
location, and besides the two eyes in proper po-
sition, there is an extra one upon the top of
the head, as though designed especially for
heavenward observation. Mr. Trip has the
skin stuffed, well preserving its form, and it is
possible that Barnum may be able to secure j,
for his Museum.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Hon. j. 5. PETTIDoNE, of this town, harrow
Ell on Monday. 3 ! 2 acres of land the same
which he had narrowed s,rfy four yoy ago. -
Manchester Journal.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

nj usic Foiios and Spring D'"
Al CIV. vILD'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
ExEuPrlON OF OvERSEERs.

To the Editor Of tho Whig.
see in your paper Of the SO.h ut an sffusion over
the signature OF Over threes,ore years OF age with
and sons in the army" and dated from Nelon
c)unty. In reply, the writer must say that he doubts
no: the ability OF your correspondent TO attend to his
business himself ~, from his ear-mArks the writer
knows man, Of any age, more robust, healthy and
athletic; and all healthy, powerful men, whether over
the prescribed ages Of forty not should be above
wishing TO keep overseer, Ito overlook Ep hands
5ho perform military duty But if some Agrcutu.
r,s owning large estates worked by sixty to hundred
hands aud generally in this part Of Virginia, overlook
cd by several oVerseers be deprived Of said ovsrser
the effect will be to short the supplies needed for
army, and bsegu the employer. Your said eorrespOn-
dent "Ovtr Thrss-score, Gays tina, the overseers
class srs the hardest and most able perform military
duty. rhi .ri.er thinks is in some degree 90, nor
are any others &! for efficient oVerseers That Who
can tGsctuAly attend to all their agricultural da les
themselves uhshsr eIsmp! by age or aot) should be
Aossd TO hArbor those capable Of performing military
du,y, the writer thinks inadmssable but a Wholesale
shdrAUA Of all oVerseers from their employers, would
be ruin the great agricultural interest Of Sate &C.
stroy the police of their respective neighboihot and
cot oil all supplies to army AJuicious lAS Of
smpton, with respectable and efficient board in each
county to determine Who exempt undsr tina, Law,
you'd do justice to the farmers and the Conf, d,uey-
Nsrs too, should be looked by said bOGd, so tlat
an bs-bodied man should not be permitted TO dodge
military duty, BY skulkiDg into little mill, as miller,
that may not be worh the pOWdsr that would blow
up Some three hundred ab'e-bOdsd men from this
precinct have volunteered 10 our armies the Potomac
and in South Carolina but the shame Of some i've
or sir Of them DO 1t said they have deserted, and are
nov sinking about our mountains Such men should for
all time be inhibited from the ballot box. dsserter
should never be suffered to vote.
Man THRKE-SooRK AND TES,
With sons 10 the army also, and for the car.
NusoS CouNTY Va Feb s. 1852
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

forgivinK ssmpsr and disposton-of bis inclination to
palate rather than to magnify, the faults Of others,
could but attract attention the part Of those Who had
been previously acquainted with his character and who
perhaps, had come into that body with something Of
pas, pr iudises still lingering about them. Many such
had occasion think some indeed expressed them
selvss I'VE would that others we're not only almost,
but altogether such a. be H."
But. We took no. up pen to write an eulogy upon
him whose shole life hss been Of the brightest
Amples Of purity virtue and strict personal honor and
integrity. We only desired to add slight token Of
respect and esteem. OF the merits Of his admin
srAon-ei bis particular services In the Senatorial
position, which he ably flled-or Of his Gubsrnao
rial termo his long services in the Lsgisature-iu the
Peace Congress-of those rendered In his character
one Of the Peace Commissioners at Westinghouse in
the Provisional Oongress-Ue have intention to speak
on such occasion. They form part Of the history
Of the times in which he lived up even TO the very hour
Of his death. We have not spoken Of his powers As
debater or Of the spell which he held his hear
srs as an orator though think be had few equals
At the time Of bis DEATH in all the South eloquent
graceful and ,H,ctVe public speaker. We have not
gone into sacred places speak of bis religious sent
ments or followed him even to the altar Of his
church. to show his reverence Of the performance Of
the duties which he owed directly to God, from
principle of obedience to bis will Blu, part OF the
history Of the times and appropriate to subject
We can but rejoice to know that there exist so many
evidences in his public life Of his firm reliance at all
tines upon divine and overriding Providence. For be
told Us, as ue well remember, on going into the
Presidential Office that when q christian people feel
themselves to be oVertAken BY great public calamity
il becomes them 70 humble themselves under the dis
pensAon Of Divine Providence to recognise his right
sous government over the children Of men, to acknow
ledge his goodness in times past, well their
uuWOrthness and to Suppeas his nsrcful protection
for the future"
We have not invaded the sanety oil psivase life to II.
fer to him as husband father or master In these TslA
tons
He put SO much Of his soul into his act
That his example had magnets force,
Aud all we're prompt to follow whom all loved"
We have but discharged debt due to private friend.
ship when have endsaVored to speak Of the qualities
of heart another they have been spgtSven on our
memory in the recoections Of the past A sld of
40 eminent British statesman, Lord Chatham, prior to
the Revolution Of l776, by some of Southern
eountrymep, Who erected q statue TO his memory
"Time
Shall sooner Destroy
This Marx Of Our Esteem
Than
Erase from Our Minds
The Just Sense
of His Patriotic Virtue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.

LYScHBURs, Feb. lO-The Lypchburg Virgiuiau has
private despatch from Chattanooga, dated the 9Th,
which says that the enemys gunboss reached Florence
about p N. the sth, landed and occupied'the town
after which they within mile of Tuscumsia. The
next morning they left going back to their gunsoats
LATER
The Virginian has another despatch dated to-day the
lOh which tays the report Of fight at Bear Greek h
untrue. The Lncolnites have again returned to Flor
enee. No bridges burnt but the railroad communi'
cation between this place and Memphis Is entirely cut
off,
The Lncolnites are landing East Port Miss, thirty
miles below Florence, on the Tennessee river.
SECOND DESPATCH
NAsHvILLI, Feb l0th.-A private despatch received
last night from Florence states tina. the qua boats lad
let that locality. .. -....
Fort Donaldson had been largely reinforced but adj
vices received Of movements there.
EI.Gov. W. B. Campbell declines the tender of the
appointment of BrigsdierGenersl, and assigns a
eason his physical inability 10 perform the duties Of the
Office hs to have filed the place vacated by the
death Of Gen. ZollicoHer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
OITY ITEk5.

Tar RICHMOND BLUEs.-The following roll Of the Of
cers aud prvates of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
who were in Western Virgins, was published In the
Wing of the Sd rlt. II was furnished BY the Orderly
Sergeant OF the company, aud may be relied upon rs
correct As the object OF republ sbng the list s to
indicate the members engaged In the ae tight at hoan-
oke leland We omit the OF several who we have
reason to believe were not present on that OCCASION
There may bs others 10 the list who did not participate
In this engagement. There several Who joined the
COMPANY after their return from the West whose names
We do not know
Captair-0 Jennings Wise.
First Leuauaut-Fred. Carter ST. Second Lieutenant
CHARLES P Bigger, j.. Second Lieut. R. g. Sapxay.
First SergeAnt-E J. LsVy; I'd do, Geo. W. Jarvis
"a doT. Hewitt; All do Robert Mcdowell.
First Corp1ral-R II Sarvay; 81 do, Jao. Chandler I;
81 do r II Duesberry 4.h do, Thomas BlAnkenship.
PriyAlcs-H Adler, WIN. H. Bennett, FL ]. Black
burn, Henry d. Burr John q. Cochran, Il o. n. Cham
berl1yne, s. D. ChambeIlayoe, VIM. d cktnson, r. b.
DAMP Charles Eppes, Thomas Titton, 81. George r.
Fiizhugb Peter D. Glenn Ed. J. Gregory, Francis Gun
bls, s. Guggenheim, B. Goldstein jams Il. Hewlett,
Thomas Hsrwood, George T. Hopkins, Ed. W. Holli.
dav, LEROY S Hsrcum, Fnton Jaeye, Abraham lsaacs,
John T. johnson, Frank Johnson a. A. Jones, Gao.
A. Rupert, William r. Lsndrum, George I. Lumpkin,
William Lovensteip, James NJ Lockrane, Joseph Levy,
Thomas W. Lyon, James Mcfarland, J. Calhoun hoser
L. A. Myers, j. Mounljoy, James hedIcott
Thomas NcGnl, Calvin Myers, =. A. New, Rob't Mott,
William a. Mott, John J. 0penhauser, q. F. Pardgon,
Henry Place H. H. Plant, VIM. II. Perry, Henry Roser-
helm, Robert R.lston, William Ride, John S. Robin.
son, james Robertson, Churchill B. Roy, Hermann Shu.
rich Berj. T. sublet. W. Daniel Snesd, Jacob Son, W.
J. Smith, Writ Smith, William Il. Tyree, L I. True.
heart L s. Valentine, X. W. Weisegsr, @. II. West
Levi WasseIman, J. j. Wilkinson, J. Howard yelling.
ton. A. Walcott William W. Yestmau, X. O. Garter,
John O. Goolsby Thomas y. O. Poulson James Poulson,
". L. Swank, L B. Willis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
Shall sooner Destroy
his Mark Of Our Esteem
REpLANp, Reb'y 0, lSS2.
TO TIE EXECUTIVE, AND CONGRESS OF TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES.

CONFEDERATE STATES
The great suhjscs which eDgrossss the attention
OF the Southern mind Is the best mode of providing
army adequate to our defence. The enemy making
stupsndous eJt for subugatiOn and 1t is proper
shat Hs should be prepared t. The services Of
every man able TO bear may be required and
ry suggestion which has tendency increase eee
tive force is worthy Of respectful consideration I'm
PEELED By desire to accomplish this object venture to
propose the following measure:
In every division Of the army Ii q necessary to have
corps Of such quarter masters cou
nssares, clerks artisans, Transfers and others, whom
I need not enunerAte. Toe duties of these positions
b. performed Just as veil BY men forty-6vc
years of age BY those Who it for the held Let
then all such be appointed from the list Of As
and you at add largely to the available military
free Of the Confederacy. cannot form very precise
ssn nate Of the number employed 10 these branche
Of The military service, but am to Judge from whA
see in my own immediate nsighborhood, several reg-
,nts might be formed in Virginia, from such employ
eeI
The impression seems to eIs. that much fAvoritism
has prevailed in this particular. quartermaser,
c,mnissAry, lAI it in his power virtually TO exempt
ny persons from military service, by employing, Co
falling them for duty in bis Office. This door to unjust
discrimination should be closed Let all stand on the
same level Lst all Of the proper military age take their
siAncs for military service. This will be eectuslly
done By making eligible to any Of these PositiOu
but those who have passed the age OF military service
desire to make no iDP1tAtions on those Who
in positions Of the kind referred TO, but it hardly
be doubted tia. some have sought these offices to avoid
service in the field After the s2ad of February when
The permanent government goes into operation, q fay
OrAbs opportunity will be presented the proper Gu
thorities to INTRODUCES this REFORM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
TELEG KAP ElU
THa BATTLE Of ROAIOKG ISLAND.
Confederate Loss, 300; Yankee 1000
CAPT. WISE NOT MORTALITY WOUNDED.

CAPT. WISE NOT MORTALITY WOUNDED.
NohIOLK. Feb. ell, P. NJ -Another steamer has ar
rived, bringing member Of the Richmond Blues, who
was in the midst Of the fight.
Captain o. Jennings Wise Is wounded in the leg, but
not mortaly.
The Confederate loss Is about 800 killed and woundes
The enemy's loss is about 900
Our troops fought with desperation, as the number
o; HessiAns placed hors de combat willshow
SECOND DESPATCH.
MAJOR LAWSON MORTALITY WOUNDED-ELlZ4-
BETH CITY sHELLED AND BURET-PUSHING
ON TO EDENToN.
NORFOLK, Feb lO.-The latest information from the
scene Of conAo. states that Captain o. Jennings Wise
shot through the hip and disabled but it s not be-
lieved that the wound s mortal
Maj Lawson and Lieut.. Miller are MORALLY wounded.
The killed aud wounded of the Caafederates number
about 800; these Of the enemy over 1000.
kdshipman O,nm had his shot Of
Other casualties are not reported.
LATER.
An arrival this morning brings Information tina. Eliza.
beth City has been shelsd and burnt by the Yankee
Who then pushed forward for Edentou the mouth Of
the OboWAn river They are supposed TO be aiming for
the railroad bridge near Weldon.
THIRD DISPATCH
NoRToLK, Feb. lO:h.-A rumor has prevailed tina,
Com Lynchs feet of gun boats had been captured II
not regarded true, but 1t Is believed that all were
burned by the Conederates to prevent their capture
With the - option Of one, which ndeavoring 10
make it's escape The feet went to Ez ibeh City from
Roanoke Island and was probably burnt at the former
point,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

Practical JoKE.-John ]. Allboro, OF the l2tn
Mississippi Regiment arrested at late hour, Sun
day night, near the First Market by Waterman billiard,
for drawing pistol upon another soldier, with the seem.
Ing purpose Of thooiDg him. Yesterday, Alborn wss
brought before the Mayor who, after hearing the test.
monv required the prisoner TO give $50 security for bis
good behavior. Alborn stated that be was oay joking
si;h II, friend, snd that the pistol was not loaded,
which latter fact being confirmed the Mayor permitted
Alborn to depart bat admonished him against similar
practical jokes Ia future whilst scjournng in this
city,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

CHARGED WIrH RoBaERr.-A young man named jas.
Clark, arrested, SUNDAY, b. the poc, at the in
stance Of + j. Gardner who believed him TO be one Of
the party by whom he robbed, on Thursday night
last Clark was brought before the Mayor yesterday,
when Gardner slated that upon further examination OF
the prisoners features he satisfied shat he was mis-
tken in hi, identity The Mayor about discharge
Cltrk when it Was Unlimited him tba, the prisoner
vas concerned in the robbery, some months Sgo, Of
an Italian named L,uis ADcni the principal actor in
which, thief named Rove has been convicted and sent
10 the Peneniary. Toe Mayor sent for Autoni, who,
on arriving at the Court Room promptly identified Clark
AS one OF be party who robbed him Of SIS the
on referred to. The Mayor thsreupon committed the
accusOi until this morning. to afford time to summon the
vi, ngsses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

A Foolish THRIAr-A man, who gave his name as
John J. Mckp, was arrested at TIE "Vsriete' Satur-
day night for asserting that he had set fire to the Rich
mond Theatre and purposed to barn the present drama
tic establishment 10 the OF fortnight. Tbs
threat was made under tho IL renee Of whisky aud The
MAYOR. before whom he was arragued yesterday &C
cordinglv discharged him. kickln halls from Weston,
Lei is countv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
BY sopDISf APpEssos. AUors.

500 Acres in.tbe County OF Hanover. on,the
VII 81 MIA Central ksflr nd, ut Ban0v.r q
Depot, Is MIL from Richmond. For sale nc
tu' lion, in.luding Crops, stocks, dc thereon.
At u request Of Mr. Joteph Wilgn ID shall ,s public
airon preue TUESDAY the 1871 Februa,, ssi.
O'clock A N fair the nst fair day thereafter the
beautiful FARM called fRos' EcT bILL," 90 which MT wing
aed tde about 800 plat and Of
which viii exhibited the hour The aoIoins
q sf Mesn. NekhAm, o. Winston. o g. Chsh' In,
H,nry Clay AID others About $50 open land which
has upon svesl beds ne sr sad lo1 seres In hne ors
nal growth from witch large quantity ties and wood
may be cut ~ the abe land ,heh eou, 70 any In
negh5orhood there % Of doe low olnds veil drain
and fertile sda ted the grosth Of The dssrs has
Addition to IL and toaisi aboys the basement
The cation proysblal IT. heAhines and beautiful
any EaLtern Virginia. snaing exfsn ed vew the
rounding country and Of the cenaA haoad for about NIL
Is In re,pect 70 this est'te, tut
,Pecuy suggested that purchase vi sIanns
the place. which will be lhosn them BY NJ. Wingned
Amer the sale Of the land al the pshAble property the
place will be Id ccnstg Of the crops q Cora Bay Fodder
bucks the stoet Of HorIe Mules oai L. Hogs ke and the
fArmirg Imp len ents and Household Furniture
TEAkA-Ior the land third cash bAsncs and
year, for bends bearing inere eurd BY trust deed Fos
the liable estate All under 80 that amount
x moths H. for endorsed nego able paper The
the land for this be paid b. the
fel-2tavtds GOBLIN 4 APPkkSON, AIcts.