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NUMBER 2s5.
shine ia beyond the clouds. Sooner or later, II
sunshine or in storm, the South will be free.
Whiskyi

In the enterprises Of industry in the South, slim
ulated by the war and the demands Of the times,
there is one that seems to be taking the lead of all
So profitable is this branch Of industry in Rich
mond that contraband grogehopa have sprung up
everywhere in the city, and dens for the retail Of
whisky have been established mot only In the back
ahops, hut even In more reputable eatablishnenis
Of trade. An instance occurred not long ago, in
the examinations before the Mayors court, where
it was found that q saddler had been entIced by
rear Of his shop contraband groggery. The ad-
venture cost him his ife, for he was killed in "a
drunken ARRAY ct his own bar. 4 (.
But it Is not only the smirking bar.keepers and
unlicensed retailers who thrive and fatten on the
profits Of whisky, and sweat over and stuff the
leaves of little books with the interminabe shin
plaster5 Of their customers. The great profits are
to the large operators in the unsayory trade; the
wholesale dealers in 6 the liquor ine,;' and the
manufacturers Of the poison. Their profits are
enormous. We are told that q single distiiler Of
whisky in this city is actually making profit of
to make one ssaddsr. Ths demand for he aaia
hath q rs I s. basgsssd
the price Of coEnmeal the chief dependence of the
It Ii bad enough to distress the poor in these
times to elut the ayarfce Of trade; bnt when they
are robbed to feed the dissipation and vices OF 90.
ciety, it is positively abomfnable. One cannot 30
amlss lor WnlsKy N RICHMOND: Ine curse and nltn
Of itreek along the streets. Il Is eating into the
vitals Of our society; it is killing our soldiers,
making brutes of officers, stealing the brains
Of our Generals, taxing our army with endless
court martals, and sinking our great struggle into
q pandemonium Of reyelry, recElessness and mad
license. Scarcely night passes in Richmond but
the sound OF drunken riot may be heard on the
streets as pass from brothel to bIothel
or reel along the payements searching for shelter
| and home. One has only to go into the streets Of
the city and see hundreds Of good looking young
men, wearing the uniform Of their country'S ser
vice, embrnted by Hqnor, converted into bar-room
vagabonds, and ruined perhaps forever, to return
home to curse the vice Of drunkenness, and to pray
| God to save those dear to him in The army Of his
country from q fate verse than death ct the hands
/ of the enemy. ERichmond Examiner. ssg
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HEWoN,r Run AWAY AeAIN.--A son Of John
Seeny, a resident of Jaspar, Dubois county, Ind,
ran away from home on Christmas night, and hay.
ing no other place to rest, crept into hollow log,
and went to sleep. During the night his feet were
so badly frozen that both had to be amputated.
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Nsn @rIsalls 4ailp Crescent.
THE STONE FLEET BLOCKADE.

u.
The London Times, although especially ungra-
cious in its remarks respecting the expected ad-
vent of Messrs Mason and sldel, and is as ugly as
it Is wont to be when tassnmes free negro airs,
intimates its strong denuncaton ftbe stone block
ade of Charleston harbor, and says, among the
crimes which have disgraeed the history of man.
kind, it would be dacult to find one more atrocous
than this Even the fierce tribes of the desert will
not destroy the well which gives life to the enemy
The Times protests in the strongest terms against
such proceedings, and asserts that no belligerent
has the right to resort to such q warfare. The
Paris Moniteur, of the llth ult, says that feeling
Of profound regret and indignation has been
aroused in England as well as France by the vim
dictve act of destroying the port Of Charleston.
The Spanish, German, Austrian and Russian papers
all employ similar language, and it is plain that the
sentiment Of Christendom is dead against the mon
strous outrage. The Mncolnites, in making this
abomnable effort, have rendered themselves odi-
Gus in the eyes Of all civilized nations. All the
crimes against law and nature they have been
guilty of since the commencement Of the war, are
regarded as comparatively Insignificant abroad,
when contrasted with this. This one Infamous act
has made them hated and scorned everywhere.
But we believe their fate will be that usually ac
corded the wicked. They have earned an infamous
reputation which will last them for all time, with
| out wreakng revenge upon their enemies Loathed
| and despised all over the world for making the
effort, they are destined to see the harbor they
tried to destroy as good as ever, and the city
whose prosperity they have sought to blight and
| mildew by the employment of unholy means, press
| forward in career of unprecedented commercial
success. We hold to the belief that the beautiful
city Of Charleston will double its former business
| in FIVE years after the conclusion Of peace. 30
much for Abolition malignity. 1t has not perma'
nenty injured the Cbarlestonians, but it has given
the GorilIas a bad name that will last them for
| ever.
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Texas Beeves. Choice, p ib... ;. !.
fexas Castle, hrss qualify, Z hsas
Texas Cattle, second quality II. !
Western Bssf Cattle, first quaIity,
Western Beavss, second quality,
Hogs, frst qtiaIity. gross, n no b.
Hog5s second quslffy, gross, y 100
9heep, first quality, ~ head 81.
veai Cattle, frst quality. n shsad.
Veal Cattle, secoad luslity. q head
Nlleh Cows. frat quality !, q heAd /.
Mich Cows. second quality y iieaf
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Hlarins gnttHigelte.
Cs4scxxr OTTIoa, MOI 10 Camp Street.
i Friday Morntng, February 4 1852 &
st.a,nnaats. \

p Affavtu KNHttfH@Hs 77'''
1. 5a}$ SteamhaAts. 3@3t- f.fT
Ferd Kennett, Briefly, FIN Memphis.
Natehez, Leathers, fm Vieksburg.
Picayune No 8, Broad, fm Attakapas.
Music, Dalferes. I'm Lackport. n
Diana, RadoEich, I'm Pointe- ala Hache- :
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast.
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MAy{lR.a aT,TY---s51,FFICIA

- n : Atty OF new ORLEANS, d
NE AZ" - CITY Hall, Feb. 6 1852 y.
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans
a. mo. 50001 !E
Nereas there agreat number OF lots o. groun1 ~ ts
front Of which ie sidewalks hays been
daily bciug destroyea OWING 10 saa los n'
w n enclosed Oh rcauted by law therefore -,
oirj That ha street Commissioning be and he ia hereby
2jnucted 10 strictly enforce ordinance 70 ieo
~ 7' fS,n.di s W. ' ".'s sS T. iEitABARRE. 80 Y
# te9' prsaident pro tenn Hoard of Aldermen.
4}S+ 5sorsd1 JAS. BEGGs. 4 " 80
32 Bresdenpur tem Bonrd Of Assistant Atist1lsn
Improved February 9, 1862. ,,,n ~ ,tn,,por, ,t.,o,
al 81 ISignedI JOHN 7. nOsfsDE. ,- ..aSo..
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TO Bakers.

Z MHYeRAIITY OF NEW ORLEANS
-rE5s CITY HALL, Feb. l. 1862. 5,
xa- Jo RaEsrs -~, The price of Superhne
s,Sar being iii day nine dollar 10 per barrel bakers
ara ra1nred to give during the ensuing week commencing
an MONDAY Sd inst follows via Second quality or NO. q
Fifty four ounces Of broad for 20 cents;
Twsnty seven ounces OF broad for 10 cents;
Fourteen ounces of bread for cents
IAs oavss Of third quality, No. must weigh one.
eighth niors--thst IL to say: 81 'H
The % cent losves, 6i2ty,one ounces. f
The 10 cent loaves, thirty ounces 49,
The s cent l0ares. si1 1teen ounceB.
II B. Bread OF tho First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made OF Extra ou and tho oaves shall not exceed in weight
one poud shall DO mads baked and stamped as required
BY ordinaucs No. $3.50. M sis .., ~ r,,,,,,,r,s ,.s
!,
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FHr fHEADauARTuas PANoEA GUARDS,
New Orleans, Nov. 26, 1861.
PAEOLA GUARDS, ATTENTION lot
der No. 6-You hereby ordered to attend company
Nj drills every Monday evening at ecocs ana sasta!io'
III drill every Thursday, At O'Clock T. NJ :,
Members are required be pune ual Those missing three
consecutive dr h will he expelled from the Company Oaye
for Squad drills posted a. the Armors
" - BY order Of
7 Y p,urr q z n23 Il
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VOLUME XIV. !.
1tliLitaru Aotitfs.

~. =, =. o. HE4DoUARrERs JEFF. DAVIS REdtaEgT.1
- T. s4s Il - City of Jefferson eeb. q. 1862
4 THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Ok'
the jeff Davis Regiment will aenu meeting at the
mi Ninth Street Mafktt SATURDAY. 9Th instant at W p
LII M Panctnal attendance requested business Of import
'-f III y 80 RTe W. r. FRERET Lielt-Co Cong.
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HE4pQuARrERs CARospELEr LIGHT IaF 4HTRY,
ITF Artnory, oS Baronne street.
n THE OFFICERS AND DIEnIBERS OF
A this corps are hereby notified that i'll future drills will be
n on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Of each week, at y
III O'Clock p M on FRIDAYS Battalion drill ct 20 cLock
r M must be plnctua cs fines for non-attshd-
ance will be rigicly enforced.
: By order of
q CysyyR O. s. ial4 In
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DEMOVAL..-.-...-.. .REEdOVA1t
5DRs CLARK rRIKDRIoHs, Deaass.
Have removed lfrorn I21} to l40 CANAL geRR9g oo,s
trom Crescent City Bank. tALI
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MRS. WAR D L e l,o.., .,.
1913 CARoNDELET STR EFT,
Between Girod and Julia streets,
In returning the liberal extended to her in
her Midwife the fourteen begs leave
her friends in the city and country that she has made
6nei on ths most reasonable terms.+-ls nl9 1y
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STREET. COM'NER--OFFIClAL
POLICE JAnLS--OFFICIAL.

POLICE JAlLS--OFFICIA
MAS brought TO the City, Police jail ON
w the 2ist Of january 1852 the grte boy PAUL Says
Rouss bst was committed ail the name of Mr. j. Nc
ormcb agent of Mra LNton who is Postmaster in the city
f Baoa Rouge Hs 10 81 inches high looks very intel
ssnt has blshy hair large heavy lips beardess has
good tssth ana Is aged about - Or 70 years. Isl,
"vpsr viii cs anl oau his property according to law,
AiaoA oA'l Keeper Of Gity Police JAIL.
Hos'a'eseo 'anu"'' "s' B. W. HEBRARD,
,oo,s. rs.N.9- e Deputy Comptroller
TWAS hrought to the City Police Jai4 on
w tie I'D the grite boy AZ H., II
Saws hs belongs 10 Could who Is me urn o.
Brooks Could Mobile Ala He is inches hign y
Intelligent tho lett OF tne
nnner faeh missing ears and aged about e
The owner will call and clam his to aw
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JE.,
-5s1Ls Keeper Of City Police jail.
Registered 9sue@s 90 -ss- B, W. HEBRARD,
iaaa ,s, Deputy Gopptsolar,
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.nm HEApeuAR uARTERs FIRST isuArERl REGIMENT, J
2d Brigade lst Division, La v 8 Troops,
= New Orleans Feb 6, 1852. J
. GENERAL. ORDERS NO. 7-J-THE COM
psnes compong is Regiment are hereby ordered to as
III NJ the Levee, at the foot Of Grod street. fo
Battalion drill. 49,.
Amory Of the Louisiana State Guard on THURSDAY, at
O'Clock P. n.
BY order Of a
W HYirr Acting Adiuant. te5 =
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IEU, u : :
Bsi. That the ST Commissioner be and he Is hereby
,nlhoriged to have removed from its present ocaon
and nargd without limits Of the Parish OF Orleans, the
Of the Cenfcdeate States Navy in accordance with
ordinances passed by the Common Courcl. '
e' (Spnedl S. p. DELABARRE,
President pro ten, Board OF Aldermen.
r3igneGi JAMES BEGGS, - ID +.
President pro tom, Board Of Assistant Alaerinan.
Approved FerbnaIy 4, 1862 .<,,,, ,, ,.,,.,,-- ,,
Fl 81 TSicEedl JOHN L. MONROE, MAYOR
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-08
TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under
" signed purchased, at the Collectors Sale, ON
the 2jth day of June, 4. d. 1850 for taxes and
costs due the State of Illinois and County OF Rock
Island, the following described lands and town
lots, VIZ:
Part y W SW Sec IS TIP 10 w PM 80
acres.
Sec II Up l7N2W PM 30 92-IOO acres.
n + Sec 20 Up ~ Wp NJ 100 acres.
Lot II in Block in the town Of Camden.
Lot 6 IN Block 9 90
90 by 70 # end Lot in Block 6 in the town
Of Camden.
Lots 8, II, %, 81 and 2j in Adamsvlle addition
to Camden.
Om LotS 10 Rock biaHd.
Lot l2G ,, acres
Ii Lot l3l 2t acres.
The time of redemption from SAID sale will .x-
pIre on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1862.
Notice is also given that the undersigned pur.
chased on the 9th day oil June, a. D. s6I at the
Collectors Sale Tor taxes aud costs due the State
of Illinois and County OF Rock Island, the follow
ing described lands and town lots, VIZ:
Undivided fri $ W sec % tip II - " NJ 80
$500 acres.
Lot II IN block ! in the town of Camden.
Lots 9 and 10 in AdamsvlIe addition to Cam
den.
Western Add,tion 10 Rock Island city,
Lots ?, 3, i, D. 6, :, 9, 10, %, q, 20 and p IN
block !.
Lots /, 3, IL, 10, 20 and 90 in block >.
Lot . III block g.
Lots and 6 IN block ..
Lot in block !.
Lots |. ,, 3 and in block 9.
Lots u, 81 and - in block II.
Lots 3, 4, I, 5, 9 and l6 in block 10.
Block 10 except lot ,.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of the Ill. State AgrI Society

To the Friends Of agriculture and Mechanic Arts :
The Executive Committee Of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
/ when the publication OF Journal of the Society
is lmpcratlycy demanded
Pursuant, therefore. to the duty with which they
are charged by the second section Of the Constr
tuition OF SAID Society, revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So
cIetIcs, held on the FAR Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Sept, $50, they have made the necessary arrange
mens for the issue OF such Journal, monthly com
menclng with January, 1862.
Each number viii contain at least 80 pages
(oCtavo) of reading matter, composed principally
of such portions of the transactions OF the State
and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects Of Agriculture in all It's branches, Me-
chanlcs and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
w. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear in its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers Of County Societies, are respectfully re-
quested to communicate to the editor any matters
of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arse in their respcc-
tive localities.
To place the journal within the reach of all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
Cents a YEAR, barely sufficient 10 c0rer cost Of
publication, payable invariably in advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be iurn.
shed until the edition is exhausted
All subscriptions and communications may be
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, llli-
nois JOHN p. REYNOLDS,
and
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPOND
ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb |, 1862
Rain, snow, sleet, fog, mist, mud-a sky
that never clears, mist that no sun pene,rates,
mud that never dres up: slosh, always and
everywhere, sunshine never, and nowhere. is
the pleasing condition Of things in Washing
ton. We have had a great deal Of weather
here, and from all appearances likely to have
a great deal more. People have but one word
on their tongues and that is the monosy lable
mud" Friends meeting on the street ex.
change no greeting save "how excee lingly
muddy" The Englishmau opine, that it is
very nasty" The Hibernian exclaims :;
"Arrah isn't il dirthy, now ?" the German,
Ach, mein hmmel, sh muddy :" the
Frenehman, "Diable, YER mooch mud, -
while young America, who is not much given
to mlnclng matters, prOnOunccs it damned
muddy" The dear ladies, too, have their
opinion on the sub Get, and declare that ait
is shockng'y muddy-perfectly horrible. -
The verdict is universal that " it is muddy ]"
Let US take our stand on the Avenue hare
comes a government train, JUST Ia from tbo
camps across the river, Or perhaps all the
way from Sck'e-' brigade below. How hcsv.
lily the huge wagons grind along the .t-eets
while the poor horses, with platered sides and
bedraggle1 tails, can scarce keep their foot
ing on the slippery stones These men can
tell of yawning rhts and hubb-deep holes Of
wagons moved only by attaching to them
eight and twelve horses, Of loads hopelessly
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legal alotires.
MASTERS SALE.

sTA1E0F ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
Circuit Court in and for the County of Rock Island.
and State of Illinois.
Foreclosure s0f Mortgage,
Henry Allen, complainant, rs, James W Brack-
EFT, Sarah \. Bracket, Mary l., Cary, Jeremiah
+. Cary Joseph Grover, Laura A, Grover, Charles
Bracket, l.. Maxwell Brown, Francis =. Montior,,
Robcr, w. Smith Josiah Wilkinson, Ellen Boonc
| Amelia Boone and John Seaver, defendants.
! NOTICE is hereby given that |, f. R.
" Bean, master IN chancery of the above named
! court, 10 pursuance OF a dcctetal order of said
court made IN the above entitled cause on the
Goth day Of September and of the September
term Of said court, 4. d. 1861, shall, on Saturday
the 2sth day ofDec., A. d. 1861 between the hours
of 9 O'Clock a M and u O'Clock p. m. Of said day
sell al public auction at the door of the Court
house in the city and county OF Rock Island and
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand the following described real estate, to W.T.
That part OF lot eight Sl IN block three (3) in the
old or Original town of Rock Island county OF
Rock Island aud state of Illinois, commencing at
the southeast corner OF said lot, running thence
north along deer street 10 the alley in the rear OF
said lot, thence along said alley west sixty feet,
thence south a, right angles to the south side OF
said lot on Illinois street, thence cas-, along said
Illinois street sixty feet to the place OF beginning,
beng sixty feet off from the cas-, side of said lot
+. r. BEAN, Master in Chahcery,
C. NJ. OSBORN, X. |. Co., Ills
Counsel for Conp!t.
Dec. 3. 1861.
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATuR.
DAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY, A. b
1862 +. h. BEAN,
Master IN Chancery,
Rock Island, Co., Ills.
Rock lsllnd, Dec. IS, 1851
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATuR
DAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1862. at the same place
and hour oil day.
+. X. BEAN, Master IN Chancery.
Rock Island County, Illinois.
| Rock Island, Jan. II, 1862
ALLOTMENT.
! The above sale stands adjourned to SATuR-
| DAY the LIST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. b.. ls61
at the same place and hour of day.
+. K. BEAN, Master in Chancery,
Rock Island County, Illinois.
| Rock Island Jan. Goth, 1862
ADJOURNMENT.
| The above sale stands adjourned to SATUR
! DAY the 10TH DAY OF FEBkUARY,A b. 1862
| at the same place and hour of day.
T.. X. BEAN, Master IN Chanccry,
Rock Island Co., Illinois
Rock Island, Feb. |, 1862.
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PROBATE NOTICE,
STATE OF ILLINOIS. J
Rock Island Cnnniv. IS

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To all administrators, Executors and Guardians
As the Statute Law of this State r.ouirasa Ill "A
illustrators and Executors to render an accoun,
OF their administrations at least once in each
year, to the Probate Court and also at the end If
two years at farthes to close the settlement, of es
tates therefore,
No''ee rs hereoy g'ren, TO all Administrators OF
eStates IN sau county to render account of their
administrations, to and before said proha,e Cou,,
sgreeably to the requirements of law; also Guard
lans OF Wards in like manner, IN order to prevent
the necessity of issuing summons,
By order of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk
Rock Island. Jan. 18th, 1862.
D. Jan li--dw3w.
Register, Independent, and Chrome Des Wes
ems, please copy three weeks.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

n lots or subdivisions, 10 SUIT pur" hasey.. O.
l persons that may desire to leasef O, a,erm O
'ears, the following property in the Git OF Dayen
'ort, VIZ:
In BLOCK l3-22o feet, fronting on Cd street,
l2O feet, fronting on Water street,
90 feet fronting on Sd street
In block l7-Near the Market House
oo feet fronting on Warren street,
tending l60 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
10 fronting on Scott street
In BLOCK 2V-32o feet fronting on Third street,
$40 feet fronting on Fourth street,
5oO ieet fronting on Harrison stree,
800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27-l60 feet fronting on Sixth street.
100 feet fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l-lo 90 feet fronting on Fifth street,
100 feet fronting on Scott street.
In block $500 feet fronting on Western avenu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S-l5O feet fronting on Brown street.
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3s- 50 feet fronting on Sixth street, and
extending back $50 feet
For particulars inquire of Corbin L. Dow Alto,
neys al Law, or OF JAMES MAY.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

n Office is hereby given, that by virtue Of
Y an order of the county court. within and tor
the county OF Rock Island and state Of Illinois,
made and entered of record by the Judge thereof,
at the December term. A. D. 1861, of said court,
on the Sd day of January, D. 1862, the nnder-
signed administrator of the estate OF Robert T.
Shaw, late Of the said county, deceased, for the
PAYMENT OF debts against SAID estate, will sell at
public aution, on Saturday, the 10th day OF Feb
ruary, 4. D. 1862, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and O'Clock ?. NJ. of SAID day, at
the front door Of the court house, IN the city and
county eff Rock Island, and state Aforesaid the
following desc rlbed real estate belonging to the
said estate. to wit: Lot eleven Il and the east
halt of lot ten 0l, in block three 81 in the lower
OF Chicago addition to Rock Island, now city of
Rock Island SAID property to be sold subject to
widows dover. Terms Of saIe--One half Of the
purchase money in hand, and the remainder in SIX
months from day OF sale, secured as provided by
law.
Dated this Sd day of January, A. D. 1862.
SUSAN J. PERSHING. Administrative
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