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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
PRESERVE THE HAIR
SIHMS' BOTANIC HAIR TONIC

ANOTHER CgRrlfiCATE OF IT'S GREAT VALUE
Road the testimony ot h. G. ALLEN. we'll known every
where dfpenHer OF Razor Powder ac, gnio him aud
hs Will tell you all about H.
WILMINGTON, DEl, January 29h 19u2.
10 The dGlictsd-7He Gredt Rdim of GRead
This s certify that my wife for about sixteen years
past lost the greater portion Of her hair and hat b
come almost entirely bald And In order 10 restore 1t,
spent vast amount If money various remedies In re-
plenh the hair but finding HAT all the publications In
different papers Throughout the country reference
RESTORING the hair proved iutla aud account alter
lair trial, thought AZ labt ri that would Try SM Ms
BOTANIC HAIR Toxic, and after using tSo olef tie bald
portion Of her head is entirely covered with hair from six
10 eight inches loug in the natural color.
" G. ALLEN.
Ntw Castle County, IS. Tie STAT Of Deiaware.
Be 1t remembered that On the 10Th Of ianu4ry, A.
1885,! personally lefre tLe suhacrlher, Edmund
Allen who belng duly sworn. saith that the salemunt
mate to the above certificate aud by him subscribed IN
true, Sworn and subscribed at the city OF Wilmington
Delaware the dAy aud year aforesaid, before
ABRAHAM SrAAr5,
Justice of the resce'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
GEO. READ RIDDLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, &C.,
Onice King and Eleventh Streets,
FOR SALE.

Also deyotes particular atenenion 10 WRITING DEEDS
aud all LEGAL PAPERS, Buying and Selling REAL
ESTATE, and Businois at Washington. aptl3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
FOR RENT.

A LARL and convenient Dwelling House, Market
y slT-st No SO between Sth aud 9Th streets, viii be
Appiy tn WM. McCADLLEf
unsh No, COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
I'M CHANCERY.
lEe

Abstract Of further sum.
mons On petition for parti.
ilon, filed August Goth, A.
D. 1856, for the partition
Of the following described
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
THOMAS B. BHESoN,
MEN WANTED

FOR THE REGULAR ARMY.
1 FEW aide bodied unmarried Men, between tue ages
~ oi Is aud 80 Mautrd t0 ill Company ~" iat
lhtlaliun 18Th Infantry, Il. ;. Army
CAPT II. 5. LANlMur.
The Battalion Is nearly full, aud 10 take the field in
lew weeks under Mai. General lialleck.
For further information apply al tile Recruiting He
de1vous Third street eN arket and shpiey. next
tn tile Adams Express Office, Wilmington, n-
X. S LAMaIUT,
apis Cap. Co. "Dn 18th lnfantIy, U. :. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24

ID OACH Rxtorminator, yor, Affective At
IL II. r., BklNGHuRsr3.
NEWTON DARLINGs Grass aud Grain scythe- Fin
IN brees Cradles and seytbe Poles, Hay Rakea. Ia,
Forks, &c.i &c. For sale cheap BY
W. Nm. H. BILLANY CO,
s. &, corner Second and MarEet St..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
SHINING IFOtnnIc Hair TOnic.

SinlmR' botanic Hair Tonic.
Fhis extraordinary preparation has pfOr hfyoui NJ
Doubt tue Ouy remedy that will the hair In grw
agiu where 1t has fallen oli nt become thin. II
Itchy humora, scalp diseAse, removes dandu and all
other impedlments To healthy head Of halt SOLD in
bottles At "a cents, and pat hotties at 81.
bl. j. SlAlMs y son.
Sole Manufactures, Fourth aud King Sta
Milmuptnu, uul,
Sold by ID. y. RURTON aud C0NGllL son, Dover
aud Dealers everywhere feh'. .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
Pine Wood.
A VOICE FROM YORKTOWN !

n O. W. BUSH are now landing cargo Of superior
VI. Pine Woud which they offer ior sale 1T the lowest
Market price. my.3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24

DAIME CHESTER COUNTY CLOVER SEED, new crop
= - ''''' --- ~ - q. A RODNEY, 2o4 Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24

The Delaware Home for Insane
INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE LIE.
GlsLATUHE Of DELAWARE,
3 now open aud lng up with biarders Raving
Naniacs and ncurahle not waited, hut only
such there is 10 hope can he made better by
kiud aud iudicious treatment. Charges moderate.
my 2S-tf !. A. BROWN Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
4 VOICE FROM YORKTOWN
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSEL YES! !

Resd the following brief notl received this morning
irnm one If our brave soldiers now beors Yorktown:
CAMP wiSPrELD scoTr NEAR .YoRkrowS.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, Esq,
80 Maiden Lane,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
FOR RENT.
MONEY WANTED.

C,EVERAL sums from S6OO to $40 600 be loaned on
> good Real Estate security ANY person having money
hand eau have II safely. Invested by applying to
WM. MeCAULLEY
ans SOC Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24


As there are none Of Holloways Pills for sale
hereabouts, enclose order for which please eud
the amount in your very valuable Pills without DELAY
II there is any postage expiessage please deduct IT,
and Ohlige. Yours truly In haste,
r. HANLEY ADiT,
9Th y, Cavalry,
Before Yorktown, Va
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

s<sassvse "a -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

force. The smoke Of their camp 6res can
be seen opposite all the fords, as it is .
part Of the rebsl tactics to show the most
activity, vhsrs hey have the least force
Their manifestations are not altogether 10
be trusted. It must be dificnlt to feed an
army As large as that Of the rebels 90 far
from railroad communication. and it is Dos.
sible that 'arge part of their force has
fallen as far back as Winchester,
Three or four hundred wounded prison.
ers were yesterday parolled or sent across
the river under flag Of truce. It was al.
50 to be used to make an agreement for
the suspension of picket firing and the
pickets Of both sides walk along tbe oppo.
site banks Of the river without molesta-
tion or peril. @ra '.se
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

The battle of HaEper's Ferry-what
Col. Ton Ford saw w-Col. Ford says he
sat on bis horss on Tuesday morning and
saw seventy thousand rebel troops march
over the pontoon bridge. They took a
direciloD as if going to Winchester, but
marched around and fought Mcclellan
Gen. Hill appologized to Col. Ford for
compelling his brigade to wait until the
rebel army had passed, by saying, his men
Lad been without food since the previous
Saturday. Col. Ford noticed tnat of the
seventy lhous mi rebels not on, had can
teen, haversrck or cartridge box, and half
are without shoes. He exoner rates Col.
Miles from any suspicion Of treachery in
in surrendering the post. It was pro-
nounced by Jackson complete trap for
any army that should occupy it, and he
said he should not attempt to stay. Col.
Ford represents jackson as very cool
eort ola parsonage: While they were in
conversation an orderly rode hastily across
the bridge, and said to Jackson, am or.
dered by Gen McLaws to report to you,
that Mcclellan is. within six miles, with
an immense army" jackson took no no.
tice of the orderly, and continued his con-
versation but as the orderly had turned
away ackson called after him with the
question: "Has Mcclellan any baggage
train or drove Of cattle 2" The reply was
he had. jackson replied that he could
whip any army, that was followed by a
drove Of cattle, alludiag to the. hungry
condition of his men.
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NEW ADVERTISER
SHERIFFS SALE.
Rees for use of Lewis Burnes,
Francis ]. Marshall.

BY virtue Of . luries execution issued out Of
the First District Court in and for Leavenworth
county, State of Kansas, and directed to me as
Sheriff of Marshall County, will, on Monday
the Sd day Of November, A. D. 1862, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. ~, and o'clock p.
NJ, of said day in front Of the Court House
door iusMarysville Marshall County, State of
Kansas, offer at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right, title and interest of the
defendant, Francis J. Marshall, of, in, and to
the following zeal estate to-wit: The south east
quarter dissection one ~ Township no. two, (2)
south Of range six, (6) east, containing l6e
acres, also thirty feet fronting on Broad
way street and running back seventy-two (72)
feet said 80 feet being off of the west side of lot
six l6) in block eight (S) together with the
store-house thereon said lot being in Ballard
and Morales addition to the town Of Pelmetto
and all of said real estate being situated in Mar.
shall County, Kansas, and levied upon to satisfy
said execution and costs.
Apprsis ed ct 1,680.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of October,
A. d. 1862.
CD. SWEARENGIN, Sheriff of Marshall Co.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

FRoM The PoroxAc..-The correspond.
ent Of the American, writing from Sharps.
burg 24th ult, says cur troops are learn.
ing some of the tao tics of the enemy, and
since the rebels have been driven over the
Potomac at this place they have kept
them awake With dashing reconuoisances
across the river. Col. Warren, command
ing brigade at this point. sent over CON.
pany Of the 5;h New York recently, who
brough, back Eve brass pieces. The rebel
pickets fell back as our men advanced.
Yesterday the 62d Psnnsylvanis, Col.
S,i,ser, with section Of the lst New
York Artillery aud Gifins brigade cross
ed the river at Reypold's ford, below Shep.
ardstown, and brought over 400 rifles,
mostly narkei London, 1862, and one
fue a. pound rided brass piscs Of English
manufacture. The affair vas accomplished
rapidly and with entire success. The rsb-
el pickets fell back without resistance - our
men advanced = not even . shot vas
Ased. 1t appears tobsN we'll ascertsined
tlat the bulk Of the rebel army remains
along the other hank It the Potomac. An
our reco,noisasess 611 yAsn II strong
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

k%A Mr.. William Pearson, who ar
rived in town yesterday from Jackson
county, reports that about twenty wild
Po,tawaitoIaie Indians have been having
q high old time, and creating considerable
excitement. They made a foray into
Jackson county the other day. driving
away the settlers upon Soldier Cresk, and
stealing and destroying whatever they
could lay their hands on. A respectable
half breed of that tribe told our infor ma ut
tha, they threatened to kill the agent Ma.
jor Ross, and the head Chief of the tribe
and then all go to war.-CConservative.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
The Coantry, and how the war
Will end.


There is time in the history of every
mans life that gives him happiness to look
upon. A period when bis happiness is
complete. We remember such time, and
with pleasure. We have fond recol!ec-
tions of sweet home, and kindly ebony
faces that we're wont to vie with each 9TH
or 10 giving their young master warm
welcome but such times are past. and
the sequel We starsIe to contemplate. We
often hear men who never crossed Ma
son & Dixon's line southward, arguing,
"That as fast as the federal lines were ex.
tended over rebellious soil, loyal whites
would rally to the rescue, and the flag, and
would soon bring order out Of Chaos We
always condemned this kind of argument
as dangerous, having heard the matter
talked Of and argued for when we were
boy, and knowing secession to have long
been pet scheme Of southern politicians.
Thus proving to our mind conclusively. the
falIacy of attempting to restore the author
i,y of the United States, BY conciliatory
measures.
We we're in Missouri when this war FIRST
broke out, and advocated the policy Of
striking dad the Hydra of the South, at
the beginning, instead of feeding him on
sweetend words, and honeyed propositions,
bu, the argument advanced by such men
as Bob Mitchell and many others was &C.
copied, and the Chivalry were their "pet
lambs" We believed from the beginning
that the valleys and hills of tbs South
must be baptised in blood, Or the death
blow of treason must be given at once ;
We told them that every blow that was
struck at the foundation of the govern.
ment, was one stroke more towards knock.
ing the schackl.s from off the lipbs of the
s'ave leaving him as free as the mountain
air; we told them that the government
could not, nor Rould not, always hold out
eoncilia,ory inducements; We told them
tha. before tho loyal North would submit
to havs ono foot of this land separated from
.the main body, they would suffer their
own land to be depopulated all this
they knew full we'll. but still persisting in
sheir lslIish work, they have brought upsu
themselves the direfal calama,ies We then
predicted.
The government has At last seen its fol-
j., aud has aimed death blow At treason,
by The Presidents Proclamation, lbera.
sipg ne slaves Of all the territory in rebel.
lion agains. the government after The 6rs,
day of Janusry. What effect ,his will
have upoa che Chivalry We know not We
predict, however. the speedy tsrminssiou
5 Of the war. Oar reasons for thinxing sc
are various. We know that the govern.
men, has not applied to half Of its resour'
.ees know that when il does, it car
throv ,wo million men iato the field. which
will b. enough to place } gnsrd On every
ayr. cf.outh.'a soil
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sunnsr elothing Of al varieties, ready-nad.
aed suitable Tor the season; oueensware snt
nssdvare, etc, always on hand and for saI'
shsaPaG TIE bargain store.
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And loyal men Of the North, behold
your country laboring to throw off this
serpen,ipe coil, rush from your valleys
your nountains, and your homes, and if
ths.sun. .beholdAyour country divided make
it look upon q sea Of blood.
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Shootfng Of Gen. Nelson by Gen.
Davis. -

Louisville, Sept. 29--Thers are many
conflicting accounts of the shooting of Gen
Nelson. BY Gen. Davis. About a week
ago Nelson placed Davis in command of
ths.hous guard forces in the city. 10 At
night, Davis reported to Nelson the num-
Der Of men working on the entrenchments
and enrolled for ser.ice. Nelson cursed
hin for 20, having more Davb replied
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

HiiHuoiPHa, So.-iu0 washington
Star Of Friday contains the following item,
that Mcclellan still has head quarters at
Sharpsburg.
Yesterday Gen. Sumner occupied Boil.
var Heights.
Gen Williams late of Gen. Banks corps,
occupied the Maryland Heights, and
Rurnside's artillery forded the river at
Harpers Ferry.
A new poptoon bridge was doubtless
finished last night, and We believe Burn.
sides Infantry crossed upon it this fore
noon
Much of the rest Of McCIellan's army
was Yesterday in the immediate vicinity
of Williamsport.
Our pickets occupy the country in Vir.
ginia three miles out from Harpers Ferry
where they met those Of the enemy. The
latter aye believed to be in considerable
force. There we're picket guards near the
place.
The enemy is supposed to be in force
principal y at Winchester.
It is eviden,', MS that there will be a
movement on Nc lellan's part as soon as
his army is supplied by the @ Quartermaster.
Our troops are in the best possible spir.
its. and eager again to get at the rebels.
Another week ofsuch nights as they ex.
perienced last light. will doubtless com.
pei the rebels to attack or move South.
In view Of 'he fact that numerous Ger.
mans are complaining of the recent trans.
fer of Sigers troops from bis command,
we hear that his force is now doubtless
being increased heavily and we shall no.
be surprised in a short time 10 find it l6.
600 stronger under curren, orders for its
Increase.
The rebels are still ems aged in rebuild.
ing the railroad bridge over the Kappa.
hammock, and occupy Warrenton with a
single regiment. This is the nearest
point to Washington .. which they have .
force of this size.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

wsuld respectfully announce 70 the Mes.
chants Of the lutsslUpvf si1euglls ehat have
large and complete assortment Of GROCERIES,
Of every description, which ofsr st very lov
rates n f0r cash or psoducts thcAltI Dry Hide
Bacon, Lard. Sc, q. .----------
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

-'-aJt 80 .BG1T
Ny stock eoafsss IN partss Ais~s,
lOOO sacks supei fine and extrs Floux. 60
SUI bushels Of Dried FruiGgsI 1900 8eU
1OO barrels and hslf barreb Whisky. sse
100 bbls. Salt, s'i g. yJos s17Xsnf
l5Oboxes OF Tobacco, ..s
200 kegs of Nsiis,
so sacks Of Coffee, 10 33TlI
$50 bbls. Ire N aad refined SuearS
Molasses in barrels, halt; bbls aud kegA,.,
Golden Syrup. Riee,a aNackerel, Aerfing,.
SPICES of all kinds,s Cream Yarter, Soda, oys-
ters, ardines, Condles, Soap, besides many 9TH
er articles too tedious to mention; suffice it to
sag my stock is full and complete, (being tAs
lcrgest in Atchison and can and will sell a. lov
as any House on the Missouri River. s.so
MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR.
Are respectfully invited call and examine my stock and
prices and they will be certain tobuy kinds of market
able produce taken in exchange for Goods at the his>
est market rates. u t''t1 li 1H-
n13 3mN THEO. iBARTHOLOW.
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he was general e6cer and dsnaaded the
treatment of.a gentleman. Nelson in an
Insulting manner ordered ~ 70 report st
Cincinnati, and told hin hs would order
the Provost Marshal to ejsst him from the
city.
This morning Governor Morton and
Gen. Nelson we're standing neara a desk in
the Calf House. Gea. Davis approached
and requested the Governor to witness the
conversation between himself and General
Nelson. q -
He demanded an apology for rude treat
meut he bad received last week. Nelson
being little deaf, asked him to speak
louder. Davis .gain demanded an apollo.
ey. Nelson denounced him and slapped
him in the face. Davis stepped back,
clenched his fist and again demanded an
apology. Nelson again slapped him in
the face, and denounced him as coward.
Davis turned away, procured pistol from
friend. and followed Nelson, who was
going up stairs, Bl
Davis told Nelson to defend himself, i'm
mediately firing, the ball penetrating the
left breast. Neleon died in about 20 min.
utes. Nelson requested to see his old
friend Rev. Mr.. Talbot, rector of the CAL
vary Episcopal Church, who was then at
the Gait House. Talbot administered
the sacramen. according to the forms of
bis Church. The General repeated the
service after the Minister, and refused to
talk on any other subject. He regretted
that Re had no. long ago turned his atten-
tion to religion.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

Cairo, Sept. 29.--The following is the
lates, from Helena. A copious rain tell st
this place on Tuesday last, making glad
the heaats of all By order O. Brigadier
General Washourn. post commander, The
sale of ardent spirits is positively forbid
den in this place, on the arrival of steam
ers their bars are to be closed. All il
quiet in Memphis. Three mounted ann
ed men were arrested short distance from
Randolph. The men who betrayed Mr..
Dalsell, clerk of the Eugene, and Jew
supposed to be spy, were also arrested.
The FIVE prisoners were brought to Men,
phis for examination. The money taken
from the gunbont st Louis amounting to
over nine thousand dollars. the proceeds of
the sale of Cotton taken from the rebel
steamer Beapregard-;he safe as we'll as
the money was carried away. and neither
it nor the tneif have as yet been discovered.
Gen. Sherman published his orders re-
ouestiug tha, the common Council Of the
City of Memp;s exercise Jurisdiction
over the country within two miles of Court
SQUARE. lie also ordered recorders
court to take cognizapce Of all criminal
proceedings within the limits thus prescrib-
ed. ms fe 5 81
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
CENTRALIA NURSERY

We have At Centralia. Nenlehs county, Kanaas aboat
10000 apple rees all grated and of all varieties that havs
been lested in the They have been hsrc hS
open prairie. If any ees will do well in Kansas ties
must Also quantity Of Cherries and different varieties
Strawberries, Lawon Backberres, &c Sc We shall 10
ready during the Fall Of lS2 and Spring of lst osupp
the people Of Northwestern Kansas with grown he
favorable terms. Apple years growth from gran
Ito est high and stocfy cents and other trees ps
portion. We viii take in exchange for anything in Our
Nursery all kinds Of Farm produce and stock Give call
as you are going to the rver and examine for your. ives
bring along load Of wheat pork anything yoa
have spare ani tale hsme the proper time tT
tran.panting comes. Some prefer transplantsg in -
Fall others in the Spring suit yourselves.
June, 1862. BAKER Il SQUIRE.
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PROPOSITIONS OF PEACE.

Dispatches dated New York, 80, state
that the rebel Congress have commission
ers on their way to Washington, with
peace propositions, amounting to this:
The loyal States to hold Missouri, Ten.
nessee, Kentucky, and Maryland, and
make them free or slave States, allowing
the cotton States to have a Congress of
their own, and have representatives. in ours,
they TO return all property taken. and both
to be unity in offensive and defensive op
erations, postage and revenue the same as
heretofore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-15

-EyXTRsR 81 GsGR -GBKEB A.4JuS.- /
R5G -z.6e0 extra sugarcure1> Hams, just received
BACON-5OO lbs Choice Lean BIe kfast Bacen, |
Just received.
sSBRTRD BEEF.-T690 lbs choice canvassed dried
Beef: pG9sEbs laneanvsssed Sdos just received
~ sHyUrEB ERSa=2 h3dssxtraasugar cured Shoul- !,
ders, just received. 81. -
sEaBBAGE-Z0 choice heads Cabbage.
] PARSNIPS-15 bushels choice Parsnips.
1850 saCKs choice fine table Salt.
500 boxes extra fine table Salt.
Il o o. teanis assorted sizes wrapping paper.
BEAN.@750 sacks rich country Bran.
] FAMILY FLoUR.--25 bbIs choice family
Flour.
j ROAsFRTR AND lbs prime
I reaste d iFsye-and Barfet-Teady for use. 8
/ -0NI0NS.-20 b6ls prime Onions, at
I -mlI2.s n A... Lzssz a a. OOOho.
5Ts NJ .N@yTS ksE T-.z sacsE n B u CR-
= = WHEAT FLOUR in any Quantities 10 suit
] the trade, fresh and geoa f'Ets sS % 0SE1GAERYS.
JANIS -
- C. sOD.z-IOo kegs best Newcastle.
s. -E.-GILBERT 4 90.
~ I'D RHH HUN sH0E.4SBEs.-2 bbls. sOr
40 hum Molasses, far superior to 1hs last just
1 1ss:~caf1ad and for sale ct VlCKERY BROS.s
! La-ecTE 4auss as a s9sose1 MAN ST.
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[fhe time hero set down is adjusted 10 coHtreo
hoUrs. On the River there is variation according
A.ocs .nAn.r !
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- NUM8ER 1875.
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q nRRERR,s - -N-O. o5.

By virtue Of two executions issued ont OF the
ffi ce of Tho Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Vanderbxrgh county, Iudi ma one IN i5Yof o4
G & l. Miller and enc in favor Of Patrick heQ2lfA'
and both against Beaaiah #esi Z h2n'as -
Nj -, Tepleyi1 bill, viii Gu
SATURDAY., MAY 81, 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a u. and 0 eloek
p n. of said day, at the door Il the Court mouse
in the CtT of Evansville, Iudisne, oner ior sac ~
fiic sI1ction the rents issues and profits for The
term of seven years of the following described real
BLOCK seventeen (I7) in the Gown Il LaTnSsco
CIV. Vandtrburgh b county, Indiana
And should said rents and profits not sell for 3
sam sufficient to satisfy said wT1ts and costs.
iii at the same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple of said premises. =.
Sheriff v. @.
G. W. Hardin, Plf's Atty. my10-S3,60
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IL the equitable adtustssstt. iit prompt CasH 70
spouss % Eosses ne PHOfN " skagds pIcasH .sssE
al the head Of profession; tOfts Gs eelisigs' pToo
teal and giFss-cJss bssSs SYSTEM o. tooat ageaes q
not ezcelled bg GRy similar corporations IL te ToTta
lInsurancies solicited and policies issued ana rc
newed in this leading Cooperation, % fair rates By
J.W. NEXSEH, Resident agent
.OrFroR :-hfAT bRe Hail BuiidinRs Main street