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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-05
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
a g. EXCEPT SUNDAY, -
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on tho
LITTLE MIAMI AND OOLUmRU,
AND XENIA RAILROADS.

ElhbT TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPRRss-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. NJ.
VIII stop ct Delaware, Ashley, Cardington, Gilead,
aalon and at all stations North Of Gallon, arriving at
UieySand at g50 A. M, Dunkirk ass P. M, Buffalo
SIS p. NJ, New York 10 Am, Boston $50 P. N.
,.., SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPREBs-Leayes Columbus at lilo
a. "a; VIII stop at Delaware, Oardlngton, Gilead,
orestllne shelby, New Lord Wellington and Graf.
4:55 P. NJ. 10y 'N''OA
THIRD TRAIN
4, MAIL AND ExPREss-Leaves Columbus at $40 P.
~ VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby and at
SALEM New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea ar
rivng at Cleveland at 9:l0 T. NJ. Dunkirk $50 A. M
P. M. A''' OO''On LEW
CONNECTIONS. .
IA A. Dslswar. with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orestline with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
harSad lor Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road Tor all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
AT Vieveand, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Duniirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston,
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
6a0odCs OaScked Throu0h 10 Ne,o York and Boston
VIA Uersland also. to Philadelphia and
Neto York Via OfesRine.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at ll3O PM
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at Loo A. NJ
accommodation arrives at Columbus at lOl5 P. NJ,
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
AK for Tickets pia GestLiae or Cleveland
u. 8. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, May 2, 1869.
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Sheriffs Sale.

Geo. W. Kirtland' Superior Court o, franklin Co.,
v. HSi SON's W f'"'AH o'''
A. ]. Moore, ct al.> Ohio
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT FL. FA. TO
ID me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
County, Ohio will offer for sale at public auction at
the door Of the COURT House. in the City Of Columbus
on
Saturday, the 9Th day of Sept, A. D., 1862,
at one o'clock. P NJ, the following described real es.
tate situate in franklin County, Ohio towt Inlots Nos
45 49, Al and 49, in the Town Of Reynoldsburg, with the
privileges and appurtenauces. Also 0l acres Of land
In Jefferson Township being part Of the fourth section
Township one, range sixteen, United States Military
lands beginning at the southwest OF said section
thence east the sectional line fifty chains and ty
links thence north twenty chans thence west f chanl
and fifty links to the sectional line thence south with
said line twenty chains to the beginning, Appraised
follows:
Lot No. As at S4OO 90.
" A6at 90 90.
" 47at 30 90.
46at 30 90. c....-
The l0l acres Of land at $50 90 per acre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees-S4.5O.
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Sheriff q Sale.

Bernard Fisher, Court of Common Plea,
vs.. Of
John English. } franklin COUNTY z.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
- said Court to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door Of the COURT Houss In the
city Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday the 9TH day of October, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock, P. M, the following described real
estate, situate In FRANKLIN county, Ohio, to wit:
Inlot number 23S in the city OF Columbus, Ohio
Appraised at el2,000 90.
Printers fees, % 50.
~ q. W. HUFFMAN. sherif.
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The only article offered to the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HARl the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article 10 now Indispensable TO his toilet ROOM
The su6crbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place OF R others ever offered to
the public take pleasure in expressing their confidence
10 the article, gaining It from practical use.
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
Will CURL STRAIGHT HAm In Soft, SiIken, Flowing
week desired or any longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed which are very simple ard easy.
The Bsr Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes 1t; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance. 1t also prevents the hair from falling OF and
turning gray. fr
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THE CELEBRATED
Excelsior Tnvieorator |
NApoL LEon,s HAIR TOILET

They would also announce to the public that they are
Agents for
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07

Gen. Brooks TO have the men all wear
shoes. 1t has excited the greatest indig-
nation among both officers and men. and
the order has not wholly been carried into
effect This regiment alone has spent
$4,000 for boots, and to have all these
thrown away, and also to suffer with wet
feet nearly all the time, is not only un-
Just but inhuman. think the order will
be countermanded if it has not been al
ready. .al 80
Sickness in the 4th and 9th has seemed
to break out afresh, and there have been
quite number of deaths of late. The Sd
is still getting along finely and it is the
wonder of all that there are so few deaths.
More anon. q.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07
s. HOWARD, Jr., Publisher.

musket are to be supplied with Enfield
rifles. There are few sick soldiers in our
Regt., and the doctors are preparing to
remove them from the hospital tent to a
building that we have prepared for that
purpose. 1t is made from pine poles
covered with chestnut shingles. 1t has a
good floor, doors, and windows. The
soldiers did all the work. even to making
the shingles. With much love, remain
yours, FRANK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07
TO MY WIFE.
BY JAMES aEDpATH.


Absent, in the Old Dominion,
From my holy-hearted Wife,
Seated in home virginian,
Quiet as cloister-life,
Hooking at placid river
Beautiful this Sabbath day
Still my thought doth wander ever,
To my Mary, far away.
ii.
Whether tits the sky or river
Smiling to the summer sun,
Whether ills the earth that never
Fairer seemed since time begun;
Whether It's the white-winged vessels
Fields, or forests, | survey,
Still my thought takes fight, and nestles
In an angel-heart, away.
Absent, everything around me,
is a symbol of my love-
Never yet hath travel found me
Spot below or star above
Silent, when thought with pleasure
OF that happy coming day, ... F.
When should regain my Treasure,
My dear Mary, faraway.
City Point, Va, Sabbath in May, 1857.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07

resented, nor are we in need of anything
to make us comfortable, excepting, if you
please, little of the necdful. There is
some prospect of our being paid off
in the course of two weeks. The arms,
equipments, and clothing, have all been
issued. The men are usually enjoying
good health, and are in excellent spirits.
W. A.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07
LETTERS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
CAMP GRIFFIN, Fairfax Co., Va, |
Jan. 23d, 1862.


DEAR FRIEND Being at leisure this
afternoon | will write few lines, as |
know that you will all be glad to hear
from me, besides it will help to pass
off pleasantly few of these monotonous
hours. was on picket yesterday and
last night. and although it is mid-winter,
it was not uncomfortably cold. find by
experience that the much talked of hor-
rors of picket duty, in winter, are but
imaginary. Unless a soldier carelessly
lies down and goes to sleep on the damp
ground, where he will be roasted on one
side by a campfire, and chilled on the
other, there is no serious danger of taking
cold Col Hyde's wife arrived at camp
last Saturday. I called on them Tues
day, and at least to all appearances there
is not happier man in the army than
the Colonel Capt Mrs. and Miss Ben
ton came to camp Sunday, believe. !
have been to see them, and had quite a
pleasant time. -s...
We are being paid off to day, and all
the boys are in high spirits. guess the
Sutler had to content himself with a lit
tie less than he had received on other
pay days. Mcssrs. Wood, and Wilkins
of Stowe were here last Sunday. They
made rather short stay don't think
they got very favorable impression of
camp life, as the mud was very deep
while they stayed.
You have probably heard Of Capt
Dillingh gham's resignation and new appoint
ment. He is now Major of the Sth Regi-
ment. We are all sorry to lose him. be-
cause he was generous, kind, and we'll
posted on military matters. We were
always proud of him when out on Bri-
gade drill, as he seldom if ever made a
mistake.
The non-commissioned officers Of this
regiment have raised subscription to
buy o sword to be presented to Gen.
Moward, (the man who commanded US at
Manassas and the men are getting up
like subscription to buy like present
for Col Whiting, who is quite popular
with his Regiment. The men as they
become used to the service can now ap-
preciate his good qualities, without grumb-
ling about what it is his duty to require
of them. He is now at home on a 80
days leave of absence; his time will be out
on the 10th of next month.
| saw the Hyde Park boys in the 3D.
Rcgt.. few days ago. They were all
feeling well. Willie Woodbury. is gain
ing flesh and strength, but has not been
returned to duty yet. Reuben Cleveland
had been unwell for a long time. He
fold me he was going to be discharged.
2fth.-lt turned cold during the night
and the wind is fast drying up the mud
that was shve-mouth deep last night
L saw Phi. Crowell this morning he
looks we'll. We are expecting to advance
soon, but where, is wholly unknown.
Gen. Smith has given orders to have every
thing that is out of repair put in order,
cartridge boxes to be kept constantly full
andt corps Of pioneers to be in readi-
ness, ten privates and one corporal to
each Regt, with six axes, three shovels,
and one pick. Any deficiencies in uni.
form or equipments is to be supplied i'm.
mediately. Our company and one other,
in the regiment that has the big srifed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07

We are glad to know, as our CORES
pondcnt below informs us, that our boys
in the 9th Regt, It Brattleboro, are not
really suffering, While he would make
it appear that "Oh Bee" has given our
readers false impression in one direction,
iu relation to the condition of the Regt.,
we wish it may prove that we are not
mislcd by him in the other direction:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-07
NUMBER H.,

He was a Member of Congress from
Vermont from 1921 to 1928 and from
1925 to 1927, and again from lS4l to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28
Al n a.


In TIT: city. on Yesterday, Mr.. WILLIAM
hope Of a hii.esul immortality.
Bie friends aud ACC uaiutances are n a. ,stsd
to atten his funeral, at hia iata residence,
on hlain street. between A .iams and JtSfsrson
streets, at 4 O'Clock this (NoGcAyD al, or noon,
without fur her notice.
In this city, on Sunday, 9Th inst, RICH.
ARD MALoNEY. in the SSH year OF his
aga.
His funsral will take placs from his late
deace. on 2tst street, between ha!n and
FrAnEhp, this moon, - o'clock The
friends u tho far.i,y are Invited to attend
withous further hotioe.
Or Sunday m7raiaR, the "a b Ing. 6, the rssi.
dsuee Of hey Entbsnd, HslfoTc, Carol!re county.
ELLA. ei'e Of J mes I1Deli.
ctA fs:snd. OF ,ks fairly 01d bose Of Rev n
" Ws'ties q iositei to ettecd her funeral
fro N toe Frs: B>ptist Church, OR Darrovs,l
on . lie, Day, she s9.h Inst, ct ii cock SIS
On Srntxv. the Iett Cay c. Arrr, Ia5a st IN.
res:derce q Mr.. WIN. g. Winston. iu Emovsr
county. Hra SUSAN PATERSON, Ia Inc
37th year Of her age. TIE deceased met her .ud
with c. zap ofure asd res snasion. c.
On Saturday, night, April 18th, q. the reside, O.
81 Gr. VIM P.cmoEt, In Aaache stsr M. s.. NJ
REhBp n. OF Company CO. 9.b Regimen. OF
South sro.na Volunteer
His semMus wal 10 tskea hons for inter-
ment
At UordonsviIle, on Wednesday, 18th inst,
Mrs. ECTlE W., wife OF Capt. Geo. John.
ston. q. \. A., and daughter OF the late
Mchaei G. Ego, OF Carliale, Pa.
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FUTURE DAYS.
b Z. 3. COOK, Asescxa~.
! rARRrAaaalI

CARs1AsE.i
CARRIAGES ii,
Tbs sabasriasr ins.n1a giving np hts sscsa
house by tbs Ast ei May, snd viii ofsf for sss
nie ssock or Rat a~sy. Buss,s, with and wlsa
out tops eaa sp-aog WAGONS. which have beeu
pas up Win Grsas caro- for ib;a uissket, Of very
low prices. a. be iaseads TO sell every vehicle
on hend ho would fnsths: ssasa tn At all PERSONS In
want Of Carriages, &C., Win Hnd H. zrs..y t. thefr
advantage to sivs aim 8 call, "a h4 IL dsl.rrsiacd
TO sell, IN oroer 10 close Gu, hts stock.
JOHN ncca.
Come, Of oh ans P,osd sta.
~ The as.vs e'oea viii bs eesf At auction.
without ressrye, on FRIDAY, ine ash inst., at &c
O'Clock. Tsp 27l Il .. uooz. Ares.
POsrPONrmErr--r above saie =,
DC sspoGed Unttl T,stEnY. Hay ID, at 10 o'oiB
sp20 r. UtOK. Auct.
nkY 90, = : : u .llIN.--,x WE'D.
~ ssDAY, ihs 3p.t ! 81, sommtr.c,pg A. &c
Geek, 1t our ore M. u iSesfl GtTesi, vi ba
solr At snc.in1 S:hort rss.-vs 70. o,sh slsiTs
ste,h Of s'sr's and Fame Day noCDs. enb-sc.
ing lerps s.isty # a%asr,nae.e srf ysry dsesfs
Rlark sd rsrcy zro.ca cc,hs ard Csasi-
crs,a1s~ las 'lrrres ani Ossimer l.~,
r,1cs Ifef'Ea Cleths, kentucky and aSorgs
Msrseilss ssld sub veeaags ~pi,os Cloths,
Alpaess Pop.ins monsln and Ssragas,
Write efsrnels. Fancy and B.ses silks.
Plain swiss Muslin. Dot.ei Checked and FL.
bro .Aered DO,
Ca,ore.. Csmbrics Lioeu 81, s.lpgz
Bt WI and Biesched Table Esmssas.
Linen TsbIa Ci tbs, Towes and Napkins,
Brown Shesti1ss and Shirtngs.
Elovss, HoeIerv, spool Cot5cr. SIX Twist.
Ard large variety Ct other Goocr, r. Obtain
which few sucn oppogtu lies will he ttfIed u
tie tssla curing tbs confirmation of the hoct ads
q Ls.TT l. ua@WRY.
se'a hv 81 =. COOK Auet az. 8 ~
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roRrlLH, April s7.--Nor .nein papers 10 The
ss,h .nsts8t have been received he-z. ThS
following il a summary Of the news:
TsoA MEX eco.
lie lates. advices fro c. sra Cruz slate that
the French sxd resolved their division into
exYed,tsonary forces, ald uonld alone az
vance against the capital without delay, as
snu,ins all the consequences. The Spanish
and English PlentYote1t:erie. therefore re.
solved TO withdraw their fo:ces and march
back to ysra Drug. The French division mad
commenced tbs march uEsoa tne city OF Mex
leo.
eaon TIRE .sssf.
CAtso, Aprn "a -rEe county between here
and Monnd CITY 10 inunsi.:sd A large por-
ton OF the Cairo and Faiton Railroad was
washed away.
P,rrsprEs, April a. s@sn. Granger. with
80 cavalry. has had fight with tho rebels,
lastus an hour. Both sides reafed-ioss
small Tie general aspec: Of sffAirs is IN
changed.
CHICAGO, April A special dispatch TO
the Tunes Gays, that Ger. Mitchelps division
IN. arrived at Tuscum Bis. and has possession
Of eco m Iss OF the Mem pkis and Charleston
Railroad. Large achievements arrived st
Pittsourg on the s2d.
TheIasest accounts from Piit,burg Landing
t,4.s .hst preparations are MAXI 6 tor anoth-
81 grsa. battle near Coriath.
THK SAsRsItLE.
Nsw YosK. April ~ -Advices from New.
bern, N, P S ate that ths Eashvills returned
70 that place after an usuccessful attempt to
run tie blockade at Cha,i,s.on. Ore CT her
paddle bcx,s was badly Injured. She has a
fall cargo OF guns and Enmuuition, brous ht
By the Gladiator from England.
1Hx SLAVE. rlADE.
wAsHIxsroK, April 2k-The ratification Of
the Seward and Lyons treaty for the suppress.
son 0! the slave trade viil soon Be exchang-
ed. The main features are ths mutual right
@. search and the summary punishment Of
those engaged.
IRox 1Hs fBsINsrLA.
BALTIMORE, a prsl 3s.e-Uur dispa 'cbes from
Yorktown stats that Preparations were ra-
| pid'y making for an attack. The armored
| steam guIboat Gaiena arrived in Hampton
Roads Wednesday.
wAsHIEsr3H irIwe.
Shermar's amendment. to the Confscation
bill, nsming certain glasses subisct 70 the
penalties OF the till, was Adopted.
The French Minister, after hts return from
Richmond, had q long; Interview with sscrs.
tary Seward.
THE FoBrs sELGw VIEW oRLsAss
Egw Toxx, April q The Havana Daa,Jo
ststes that persons from New t!rle ,ns report
that Forts Jackson ana 81, Philip were aban.
doneo, and that the Federal nset can easily
60 up to New Orleans.
cosAtfcILI.
ItvuxvocV Aprtl "a III a asles ~ rottop
today were 1900 bales. Market huoyant
5000 taken By speculaaors.
LONDON. April Ia Gorsois esq to esq
FAvx., April lo.-eales o. cotton ter the
week 900 bsles New Oriean. Trss O, diussvs
Us francs Bss Isl francs. Stock 81 900 bales
The steamer Bombay aas s4so. 900 specie for
the purchase Of Gotten.
NEW YoKx. April ai-Cotton euiet, Gales
700 bales at 7ot cents: Pork arm at els. 30.
SIN IS per barrel.
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Obituary.

AZ Grange Couri n, use. on Sunday, the goth Of
Ap7ii. of typhoid fever, DAVID WILLIAMS, 10
re 10 year Of hi. sgs.
The decea.e- - a member Of Courtasy's Al.
sINTy, an was Ct toe first OF V,rgi alas cons
troops 10 drive the hns s6ing hcIees thst we're
de OLAF g our beautiful South. lie hsd neiiher
fet,sr nof mother, ~ rts'sr o. bro her hers 20
mourn h.i loss. but IN any friends be WAS aa o.
to gao liv ella VT tch be old uoi' the cali Of
his naive htats, to h!sh he spopded ~itn good
aud chearfpl heat. He was halovsd by all of his
Ofhcers and comrades aud al others who knew
him. Peace 10 h.a ashes. His friend w,
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|nn pispahh.
APRIL s. 1854.
n.leans.

v orleans 49,.
news we have this
ms ssreesb,e omcsai
,ss.eriay con Arm the fall
r1rytl oar bel,ef aud
.,.,ss Of this ommunity'
arr Ached the city ana
--snaer saeneral Loveii
.siar, bus evacuated zoe
Ions. falling back 30 camp
.ssson r ilroai, "'ter 's
&oa stores which ne WSs '"
I'm. ,rca.clsi ,tsan'r Wis
H. . prevent her fsilihe IN 70
1 ,hesuemy. Nothing is ss:.
klara. tat The saPpo" il III ~
h. wss ecustied
- At rs~sipfhoa' feFen'y'
= Nav U.lssps, % tae JACK
"a Lowell oouId haVs paused
fr.y-eishl miles from tho
Z read. vnich Is a high and
la falu be informed Of th e
Z Saw O:!eans. ore ro-
\. ,..roa-elst, bomb proof -
l.. v4s snaa zoe first nre
/. Mortar boaa. and IL would
Lss whether. in fact, sh e
Il lhe N after. IT was be-
she vas tested with fifty
i. oue hundred and hfty -four
ai.hout doinE her any dam :
Is therefore expected from
90 the universal sentimen
at .he mystery attending The
le.Gs should receive a SPEEDY
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.esT JAcasos, SEAA RioBhosp,

j april Ssth, 1861. (
p Dspa:cA: Will you permit ne,
~ widely circulated daily, to ex-
latitude for myself and OF behalf
fiotfe ana LuEenburg Artillery,
ls people Of Marion Hill for their
Iletsts during our brief, but most
Ay smonR ,hemf With q generous
when arises only from the most
Iousm, their doors and their
eFer been open 10 minister 10 the
tss ifiicIed soldier ana sOothe his
sEare, Messrs. Editors, that our
lie! ID Virginia Artillery was rails.
fpied tor "locsl defence in and
auond bul no true patriot would
respond 10 the call OF the Govern.
~ where his services are moat
.s' ne say, that we respond with
ana hasten away to drive back
nCfaes that would desolate and
ne happy homes OF the fair dauGh.
|Aaaa Hill. True. We feel a pOig.
I; AAi military necessity" com.
/ isaSr ihsn ; but that pang will
: Increase our strength, 70 nerve
ssa IRE cur hearte to repsl the foul
y !. 'he mercenary Cloths. And the
!. = .f.on Hill viii pardon ma for say.
'TloFs the inhuman fee shall insult
spirits and noles. their peaceful
Z! must march ever the dsnd bodies
: Vi charlotte and LulenburR.
aNtisA oi Marion Hill, farewell -
w eoo yer lis richest blessings upon
'00f obi, humble serv't,
LII. q.
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eSPPISGTON, = BE>UTIFt COUH.
II, TnY SEsr AND valuable EaAs, az TuE
CoUsTT OF CHEsrgssIsLp. EoR SALE 80 " ia
Or sold st public sucttop o, on the preE1gts, 81.
MONDAY, tne e h day 81 April Atxt az Iairg
ard tnot on the mex. fair d v, ltnss valus =
farm. ia the county OF Chesterfield, welt
known as kppip xtou, the residence OF he la,s
Arch bald weatt. Esq Of satt county J.
lies on kpromaitGx, Tiv.r and Winter Iock
crsek. about IS miles from Petsrkonrg, ana
wifai or 8 ntls OF the VI yer III ri'-.
vi l. easy and ConveBient transportation by
tee river so Pet sbpIg. ard ny r+itrC@f 70
Richmond u coDta. ms abou, coo acres.
well WdtefaG AND has an abundance or fore
lanc. fertile, flneIy slmbeIed, and convenient
10 tbs saw m,iI H. sae pits.
The irnpioV sfaeD e are OF the test 4 CT, 1Ha
10 raea II !aste "Ui experience T. ga saigg
trts really elegant ccantrv seas oGe:S ia u /.
suA. - r&ctioas IEs soil - 5 1sls t,.s.tt- z
exeailee. quality, a large por.ioa row staad.
nelds nox II cuttivstiol rsT IN soot Il -,
tnd productive ia ali the csogs a. a@iiy cal S :.
"a "a iG tn ~ part 81 the country
Attached 10 the farm Is e. valuable Mill
site On which a oors,desahl +xpepai.ufe Z
iaoor ard saoney has ceeu N 4ae SCR sEo essc-
LinG Of q nail.
Ihe farm may, If desired, be divided ara
Solo In saparate parcels, with good Ase Rs3e O.
sI,a Dts. barns c. bins &C on each
Offers viii = -soGlved for private 4fl2 AZ
any time before tie day ABOVE nia4s aso&tA ~
(. u, Leigh, Geni.o r. o., fowaWtea; SAD
II soia privately due ro'ics ~iii be giSs'
TBkxs --Gne-thtre cash. balance ~ en0
yeats. equal pay mems. 70 ter ~ !. 90; ne
purchaser giving bond. with GOOD sectfA y,
art n deed OF Iros. TOY tSa oeisfFS" 10y
Mcuts.
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