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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-01-15

The militia system of the Commonwealth is
very imperfect. l recommend the establish
ment of acommission to frame and report a
system more adequate to the exgency of the
times.
l earnestly recommend to the legislature
that provision be made for the military instruc-
ton OF youth. The appointment of a military
instructor IN the normal schools, would in a
short period give teachers to the common
schools who would be competent TO train the
boys In attendance on them. 1t would in my
opinion be wise also to provide for the pur-
chase or leasing by the Commonwealth of a
building for military school, and for employ.
ing competent instructors at the expense of
the State, requiring the pupils to defray the
other expenses. No pupil should be admitted
to this school without having passed thor
ough examination on mathematics and all flt-
ting subjects OF instruction. except the military
art power. l respectfully urge this subject
on your early consideration, as one Of material
perhaps vital importance.
nave taken measures to direct the efficient
attention of the General Government to the
foitifcation of the water approaches on the
seaboard and the lakes, and arrangements
are in the course of being effected which it is
hoped will be satisfactory IN their result.
send with this message a copy of a COM
munication from General Totten, chief of the
Military Engineer Department at Washington.
l have also represented to the Secretary of the
Navy the necessity for floating defences on
the Delaware, and have his assurance that they
shall be prepared at the earliest moment.
/ have had correspondence with the au-
thorities and some Of the citizens Of Erie on
the subject of the defenceless condition of
that city ,and the part of the State bordering on
the lake. On examination it is found that
there are no defences or the lake, and that
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

Citations of the stone blockade, and asserts
that the project Of The British Government
against Bologne in 1894 was a far different
thing. having been designed 10 shut in a hos
tile heet
The London Morning Post says thai mat.
tiers in America are evidently approaching a
situation IN whice the dehcto government
OF the South may claim consideration la Eu.
rope.
some journals say that IL Ia Of The remon.
strance- against it. other Southern ports are
served like CharIesten, Esgland rnd France
will have nothing left for them 20 de out 10
Interiors.
The Liverpool Post emphatically declares
that the civil war must be stopped by media
don il possible, BY force IL necessary.
The London Daily News continues boldly
10 denOunce the idea OF recognizing the
South, and says IL is time The country should
utter is voice against Il In unmistzkable
tones.
Ia i reported that the initiative steps. in
proclaiming the blockade Of tho Southern
ports inefficient. will be taken By France
The French Government journals continue
20 make the worst Of the Charleston block
ade.
The pirale sumter having been ordered
from Cadiz. reached Gibraltar on the 18th Of
Jan. During her passage. she burnt an
American bark from Msssina for Boston.
with fruit. She also captured the brig la
y~esiigation of Searsport for Newport. with
ore. hut subsequently allowed her To pro-
coed.
Six Of the Sumter's deserted at Cadiz and
made their submission TO the American Con
sui. The Captain OF the Sumter claimed
them as deserters. but the Spanish officials
declined TO give them ZAP.
The Tuscarora aud Nashs lie are still at
Southampton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

@ At the request Of number Of lead
ipg ciizsns-txr paysus-we publish. this
morning . call Tor a meeting ofthe tan pay ess
Of the city. si the Court House on mex,
Tuesday night. 10 times like these ID be
hoover all. both a. a community and a. in.
dividuAls 10 use ell the eeoaomy that Is con.
sist>Bt With che public veal. As the tax.
payers are the most directly Interested ia
this matter We think Il eminsntly fitting that
thew shcull n.At and consider the subject
We hope ssss, TAXPAYER in the city will at
tend the meeting.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
a little Skirmish on the Oeeoqaan-
Asnother Barbsrous threat from
LED Davis.

n ithtt >hffmtsh on the Otcoquau-
Another Barbsrous threat from
JET Davis.
HKRALDis CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i-Yesserday another
little skirmish occurred near the banks OF
the Occoqua0. TWAS reported In the morn.
ing that a body OF Rebels were al Pohick
Church. Capt Loving Of the "a Michigan
Regiment, then on picket duty. IN front oi
General heintxleman's d~ivisioa. took "a men
under Lieutenant BGennan. iron Co. +. and
a. under Lieutenant Bryan. from Co. II and
went 10 meet them. Arriving az fohick
church no rebels were seen, The party
however proceeded 10 the banks Of the DC
coquan, opposite the tow OF lh.t name
arriving there early in the afternoon A few
unarmed men were observed drlan IN the
town. They gave the alarm whea a number
OF Rebels came from the house aud fired
GA our men. A brief skirmish took place
-Four of the rebels were seen ID fall. and
were carried of by their comrades. No In
jury was sustained by any of our party, ex-
Dept by one man who was bruised by a spent
ball. The esemy VAS about sending a large
party acres the Occoquan when our men re
treated 60 their picket posts.
The hag OF truce from rebeldom coRyey
ed important demand. The message Is said
to have been from JED. Davis TO President
Lincoln. announcing that IL the Federal Gov
eminent permit the rebel bridge burners To
DC hung under the order Of Gen. Halleck
the Federal prisoners. Col. Corcoran, Lee.
Wilcox. AID others. held as hostages for the
safety OF the pirates. shall be Immediately
hung ia retaliation. A Cabinet meeting was
called 20 consider the subject. but | am re
quostSl not - announce the result, JEFF.
Dasis VII icstu i ,oOn enough
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

wsSrrD.-Twenty i've men TO ill Capt
Harris Battery Ind. Vol. Artillery, l6Sth
Regiment nov IN the field AZ MumGordssiile,
Kentucky.
Recruits draw wages from the time OF en-
listing. aud are sent directly 20 camp TN
forms furnished &c recruits Immediately.
Recruiting Ofhce. north side Of Wabash
street. between 9Th and 7th streets.
LIEUT.. JOHN j. HAYES,
Harris Battery 65th Regiment Ind. Vol.
Recruiting Oacer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

- A basissss letter from Somerset TO
she LouissiIls Democrat. dated Jan W.
closes With the following item OF news: "All
the troop. with the exception OF the 18th
and s5th Ohio regiments. have left this
place on route for East Tennessee Tine
losh Indiana has crossed the river aud are
pow ia full occupation Of Mil Springs.
sbich vss intended as tbs winter quarters OF
the rebels. bat Gen. Thomas has decreei u
Other wise.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

CINCINNATI. Feb. 5.
Flour steady with a fair demand al Si.l5
0i,20 for superfne. and S4.25Q4.3O for or
ira anti family.
Wheat Is ia good demand: sales Of 5000
bushels at s7@s0c for prime red. and 95@
81 90 for white.
Corn is firm and In good demand at 2sc.
Oats steady at DC.
Rye Is In active demand at Soc.
Barley is ia good demand at 5O@52c for
fall.
Whisky IN active demand and advanced
10 lie.
Sugar and Molasses dull and prices unset
tied and nominal.
Coffee Is quiet but firm at l9n@2lc.
Mess Pork is in fair demand at 5000
1915.
Lard steady at 6Ik@65s. the latter ate
for city.
The receipts Of hogs were light. amount
ing to about 1000 head. There was not
much demand, and sales werc limited to a
few small lots at 81. 30@S3. SO. the latter rate
for extra heavy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
TIE late High sheriff Of Allegheny county ha
-. A. g.fl..4,-
John RoRSYTf.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 22d. 1857.
Berhaye,s Holland Biltcr,.

The PhilAdelphia ArgHs, in speaking q the iaic
exhibition held IL that city by the Franklin lnt-
tute, says.
"ln noticing medicines, we are always exsrenisl,
cautions. unless satisfied q the merits Of The article
Among those exhibited is the celebrated Holiani
Bltiers. This medicine has been extensively nitro
daced in every State in the Union, and into the can
scisn Provinces, principally within the lasi ~.
years. The exhibition shows testimonial ln ever.
language known in America, among which We n-
tee u1e from The late Hon. John NJ. Clayton.
Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache aud lndigesiion, by win.
all persons are more Or les affected, can USUALLY Is
cured by moderate exercise. wholesome food. AID
dose Of B~rhave's Holland Bitter osle hour hrft
each meAl."-gaR. Sun. Iani- d3wlml
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
MARTY sTEHLIN
ny SQUAD

my SQUAD"
Coxr OK HAvE Roox ron a fEw MoHa
GAKRIs0S.
Col. Mullen saw. England IS about 10
pitch into Us. Nov we must have enough
Of men 70 boil down their pitch into tar. and
then Ne xil change their red coats into a
different color. For knox We can tar aad
tsfAer any Nation ''oE. any other-man, that
will pitch into this Glorious Union ofsars.
Come on boys. my Office Is on the North
side Of Main Street. between 9th and sth.
Sign Of the ''Stars and Stripes."
d. EBBITT. Capt.
6ist ~ Irish Regt. l. Y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

DAscIse ScEool--Prof Tout viii open
. dancing school for cbildren. in Washington
Hall. west side Of The Public SQUARE on
saturday AZ ? O'Clock p IN
A fe~ more pupils win be received. ar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

Hoss-Ths packing season . rapidly
drawing 70 . close But one house. ~e be
lIers. ia tbs city. 10 -lsushssring. and bat an
occsslensl small drove arrives. ws-hsse
sea 30 hogs Ia wsgoas for several dave. on
The streets. Prices are sbost the sane a.
az last quotations. ranging FROM So 10
"a. car 100 pounds net.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

A GoAk-h . said thst. . day az TO
afssr The sailing of the Burnside Expeditoa,
= number Of members of he Ne~ York
hossd Of Trsde. called % Prcsid<ns Liscsln
md after sssiag the sigoross pro-eessi.a
If he ssr. and beiug promised shss ,hey
-cad econ hear good news ison the
Barass@ss Esp~dition. they expressed q
curiosity - to the destination Of he ExpeE
tion- The Pre<sdent remarked that Ne
-cai not like 10 have 4 made pshlse. TIA,
ts bad revealed - important . secret. bss
Il they weuld pieige lssnsslses 10 secmc,
be sesld tell fk>n where ne ee>s Dad ea.s
10 They ssssriy made TIE required pleags.
.sea Oh Ale. bsndiss over close 70 shsn.
n = solsssa assihse whisper Saki atl~s haze
sone SEA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

- The weather Cor the past week has
seen n variable as q womans temper one
dss Il u clustering and s.orms as old Boreas
hiusslf. pert d.y the clouds bseak away.
he sun shines d~azzlingly bright and The AR
!. balm, asa May da,. Thus il goes chang
,nx sInssts s.r, 5sy. and sometimes twice
a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

- The Louisville Denoers, says Gen.
Zsllicoass's ssrseoE vas very much affected
by The kind treatment he received at Nun
sordsviIls from Gems Mccook aud Johnson.
and espsrislly With the attention paid 10 the
rsnsiss Of Gen. Zollicofsr. He said he
didn't srpscti . He also said peace
he declared ia sisty dsy-." he, no doubt.
fssls the; IL ought 10 be-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

In der ST. CaARlfs H,1lE, am Moniag'
dea Il februar
~ I'm n Uhf y irl Gin ausgezeiehne'es
supper ~ssrsirt-
Tickets 50 cents.
NARTIs STEHLIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

F.voEs asa hocSADE-ii . said that
there = a man u 81. Louis. whose wife has
been IN New Orleans fof the last sesen
months. being unable 70 pass the blockade
of shs river. Her husband hopes the block
ale oil be psrpsta4i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
Night Dispatches.
Additional b, the steamer Novs Geo
tan.

Additional sy the steamer Nova Geo
tian.
BRAzn Additional details by the French
mail repori ilat Gen. Flores has taken pos
session OF santa fe. Rosas, the late Gev
ernor, ard Gen. Lopez had fed 20 the desert
Troops had ben sent IN pursuit Of them.
Tie iollcs * summary Of news was sent
on. ~ lhc Civ al baltimore, which lef Liv
erpOol &c the and Queenstown or the VI
81 January
The qaesfion Of European Intervention W
Tie evil var Ia America i being much more
freely canvassei. The proceedings al
Charleston sor the alleged. gen eral inefici
cncy Of the blockade being the excuses put
forth Cor such 4 step
The tekt Of Earl Russeils letter TO the
Liverpool Ship Owners Association had been
Published. The letter SAYS hat tie British
Government notified Lord Lyoss when the
mea was preparing that such a plan a.
the stone blockade, would seen to imply
d,-fair Of the restoration Of the Union. the
protested object q the wer. for i never
81 II Re he wish Of the rniiel States Gov
eminent - DESTROY cities FROM ~hich their
ON country vss 70 derive a portion Of is
fehe< cach = plan coud only he adopted
a. a measure II revenge. and a. IA itremsia
he measure agsinst ara snemy.
Lord Lyons eas further told that even a.
a scheme Of embifiered and ssnguinar,
~aF suck measure could not he justinabie
lt woald be a plot againss lie mmefc ol
ali nations. and against tie tree iniercOur-s
oI the southern States 18th the c~isiisel
~eFia Lord Lyoos wss desired D. speak ia
ths sense % Mr.. Sesnrd who Il wss hoped
woud diato~ The the Illegal prelecis Nof
ho~ ever. 2Ts the latter. that tie rFl5et.
seems 90 hare been carried 'nt0 ehe3t al
Charleston. Lori Lvoas ~ih 80 iasuucte.
70 make = farther representation 20 Mr.
Seuarl With = sie~ IA present similar act.
81 other ports
IL vas stated thai The Preach Mioister n
" ashinton hid beer furnished 18th the Tor
nal disApprobstion ef the Preach Govern
ment a. the coBdnct a the Uaifet State,
Goseruuesi n chekiag up Charleston Har
be- 9Th stone. AMI thAt BE ~ouid loin Lari
LYONS IA Yrotezunr aEAlnsf the act
TIE DoDdoG me- rentinues ~ denn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

Swr0sr news by telegraph last night VAS
solsly ad.iiiiona! foreign news. and IS highly
l.,sressins. Recent Developments lead Us
10 believe that the Press of England - IN
ssut. either on getting up . var betweea the
United States aud England or TO be the NAV
thing of the stock brokus.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

- An alarm u hrs vas caused. last
evening As Nc are Informed. BY the ignition
of a gao meter. on fth street No damage
as done. ne believe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

The n1 p<ysrs sfshs city Of Z ere Hasse.
ara requested % NEE, al the Coast Horse
90 Tuesday evening. tie TIA is<t.. At /.
. socA y m % consider the eosassion q
ne hssness q Tie cav. The node and MAJ
n~r u lsvyisg taxes. tAs lss.ls, of he
s-lss. tss snsuus iess~a ssd collected. ssd
hos sisbsred. aud -hrshsf he nsssc;u.l
ssp<osss csares es s~isred ~shoss inias.
q shs cog.
February ). ls62
fJcu-si corr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
cloAkS.
OLoAKS CLoAKS,

BY EXPRESS THIS DAY
II
THE LEADERS OF FASHION.
BLACK BEAVER AMI FRFSch
T. cisA Css1ssHttf.
EDsATI. NcD0uGAi 4 Co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

Proposals for Keeping the Poor and
Insane.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be
- received Al the Auditor's Oniee unia saturaag
Fekxusrx III 18th, for furnishing al uerfssary hf.
BEDDING. clothing. fuel and Tor keeping - sesia.
ana transient poor Of Nigo county. and for sach 3D.
saDe persons a. may be sent 20 the CounfI AsYigfi
for TwO years FROM he hrst day q March rcSL
ne bids for keeping the resident pear all o. ff
a certain amount pr AnBum, and fr kcepinr a.
transient poor and insane for a es-iain SUM pr
week Tor each ~tTansiest Or insane perscf. fo D. paIt
Qusrterly.
ne use of The farm, with tAe fnVicge 81 cuftiu.
such necessary frevocf A. may ~ required Go tas
uss a ne bouss. fFn be taken into constderafiof
making such bids.
he Commissione-s reserve the right a defieua
ting The Kind q grain that shall he planted ~ .a
upou sid place ia The year lsSS.
E.B- ALIEN. Aua- Nigo County
Terre-Hsste. Jan. ;. lsG1-d~s~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
Military.

The 18th Battery OF the ID Artillery. Col.
Fritz Apnske. will leave Indianapolis for
Louissills In a Few days. Commissions have
been issued 10 is o0csrs. as follows
Cs1tAin-9sorgs W. Sterling:
senior LIST Lieut-Wilford II. Watkins.
Junior LIST Lisut-0eorgs A. Sterdlsr;
senior I'd Lisut-Benjamin =. Lutz.
Junior "a LieuI-Ssmasl b. Glover.
Captain Sterling resides At Jacksonville.
~hers most q his men we're recruited.
Lieut. Col. Won. Train. OF Col. i1ichis
regiment. accompanied Gen. Johnston's par
~. Who vent with q DAG Of truce 70 deliver
up the body of Gen. zsllicoier TO the eseny.
From the rebel General Hindman be learned
the s~hsrszbouts Of the prisoners taken from
Col. willich's regiment Al the Rowlsst's Sta
ION battle. They are At Nashville. and
Hindman promised TO procure their early en-
change.
The seth expects TO Dc ready for march
nc orders" within q seek. The prayerss ad
highest hopes Of thousands Of kindred hearts
~ill fellow them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

To ARasi To Anxsll To ARssl.-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. nov stationed
at Camp Calhoun. Ky. seventy Eve able
bodied men. 10 serve ia SAIL brigade. Each
recruit. upon his arrival at camp. will re
eeiye all necessary clothing aud $500. be
lag one mouths pay IN advance.
Also-wanted a drummer and hfer-
Fourteen teams,ters also wanted.
Recruiting Office Terre Haute. Ind
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
Jan. l4-d&w2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

CO The tsllo~ins articles have been made
ap and cent to different Indiana Regiment.
~ tse Soldiers Aid socies. Of The csngrs
rpdsaL Church.
- prs drawers
- night shirts
a pr socks
100 ps nisiens
ID sheets.
prs pillow csss-
stoweis
leomfort
81 shirt
.a,s.ias gowns, bali -o,. good order.
sprs slippers
AssA lot Of canned fruit. pickle ssa
lslls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06


- strumous or serofuloas affections .e tA-
curse. the blight. the potato rot q mankind. The
are vie and 6ltLy a. well a. fatal. nsy arise nou
contamination aud impurity q the blood. ani sre e.
be seen all sroand Us everywhere. One quarter q
ell ne meet are tainted with them, and one quarter
~ these die q them: die foolishly tao, because they
are durable. ArEE's sskSsrkniIs cleanses onf o.
Scrofalous corruption from the blood. rcndrrs b. uuff
and healthy. and eaeciually expursaies de ioli
oout.minafion from the system. NJ longer froal
under your Scrofelous disorders. since he l~rfes,is
bic ARA has provided bis maslerly oombnaiioa .
suzsnse virtues that he calls saEsArsania-fpen
ecrat. Waterbury, CT.
BRASDRErn's PnIs-For ths re,iofaiiou &.
hssith q those who have beer stricken b apople,,
or paralysis they are The oaiy reliasio medicne. d
al Affections q the lungs, ehest and bowels tleu
prompt use saves life and quickly cures. puemao
Ma. plsurisy. ehslera. Wind, spssms. worms obolera
morbus, disuhoea, Syscntary. whether from malaria
eating unFlpe fruits or other faaits IN diet. yieid
their iufaence. Asthma, govt, ~rheumausms hse
affections. upiares. innanamatious u any orgal
Isvsrs. whether ague o. other specific feyers. bilious
diseases. ~jaundise, 81. yitus's dance. smallpox. meas
les. Group. erysipslas. white swellings. pile. ulcer.
VI even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers q The liver. have all been cured permanently
BY shess celebrated Vegetable Caiversai pills. a.
fsmsie complaints and nervous DISEASE they have
been equally successful. wide change Of life. both
frat and second p~riodsl. Epilepsy. depression =
spirits, frightful derams, all ohsruciions ani relax
siions are by them cured. dispersed ant corrected
Price g cents per box.
Sold BY J. X. cusrSonAz. Terre- Haaie. and b az
respectable dealers ia msdicise. uauidwlm
yvsu rFE rsrSa.-our attention was ealied ihls
morning 70 . friend Of cur. who. a fs~ months ago.
vss sickly, Feeble aud dcbiiiated-now he i healthy
strong and robust. This great change va psodu,ai.
By taxing AcIxAS's cELElRArxp Sras>@rarNis-
cokDsAL. IL j. a real ErIxm o. iafE.
We advise every reader who may be- slekiy and
debiiiiAteS. and all who are well and wish tokeep
80. 10 try i~t.-tEvening Mirror.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

~ Who wants a girl child 10 raise Il )
about two months old and a toundling. Il
may be seen at Mrs. Germans. opposite pr.
Fences Drug Store. on Second street.
). X. ALLEN. Trustee.
January % div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
Tonic.

Prom Col. Albert Pike. N. c. FROM Arkansas.
WAsmSoToS. ID. {. June II. lSR
II have nsed two bottles Of your BoKHAsr's nel
LAND BurxRS. snd have found il very useful o. cae
Of Indigestion aud Headache. and 30 is
al who need a pleasant and enicscious nn-eds aHi
valuable tonic.
TIE late High sheriff OF Allegheny county d.
given rs The following
Twas Afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive Ca
gsns amounting 10 a severe attack Of nyepep-a,
which bad reduced my hssh considerably. Ny ~.e
was also sfhicted under the same circumstance, sua
With the same disease. Having used your medicire
called BxnHAvr's aOiIASB BsrrEKs, We both ohia.n-
ed relief. and are happy TO AFFORD you this pnbi.
evidence o. its value.
JOHN FORSYTH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06

lJSs-si eOpy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-26
-.------Twrr-.--vv.-'-s -r'--- r.
SALE

krATE OF IOWA, Lee CossrY--ss.
BY virtue 81 execution to me directed isfuea ~
The CLERK ofthO District Court 81 sGid comfy an iasof
q William Coleman and against Curtis r. I'm sSa
d. Smith, have levied uToH and wills sell 10 Inc
hghsst bidder, The trent door OF tbs CLERKS once
81 the Dstrct Court of Lee county LOVE o. kfoLnn
In said county, on the 18th day Of March, H. lsC2,
Aetwees the hseuss Of - eselock end O'Clock
~. sf said day, commencing o. o'ceek m. NE 1911
lowing prope NY .to-wHs Let gin block a. lot : IN
biz Ok %, lots and beek G lots and in block
81, except 10 teettnM street by 60 feet ces OF he
resr end saidflot, Itts1 and In block CT, let
IN block t5. lot in block all IN the city Of Fec.
kuk. Also part OF the netthx EST anarief OF section
twslve ia towpshp Cd norih. YanRe 1Ssst.besin-
ming at the soui~ eft corner fthe northwest quarter
Of said iherce e,ft the line dividing
the northeast and The southwest quarter OF
said section 10 rods ~ The center Of the laid out
aud proposed Grand Avenue from Ketknl to Mont
rsse the, &C north alore the rettrr of said Avenue
90 obs theme weat ~ rods said line, thence
slehe said west line 20 rods 10 the beginning;
tanning 10 all ten acres.
Taken and leved upon sthe property OF d Smith
10 satisfy said writ Of execution. *tk
n. g. HEDGES,
febs-dim Sherin Lee county.