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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-26
Farm for sale,

LifUATEp IN Hardwick, thtse fourths Of mile fro IN
Y thu East Village Iii known AZ the SAsBoRN FARN.
II lies on good road and is considered Of The best
farms in town. Is divided into two farms and IL suit
Ole for man Fnd his sons Contains o. i'll be
sold to suit purchasers, one divided into farm-
49, Co. or 100 acres On IT thousand good suga
large cedar swamp dry muck easy II nd
in neXhaustibe quantities young orchard and nur
sery two good houses, built in St0, barn rs by "
cellars under the whole. horse harn, sheds and shop
said farm or farms will be sold ybRY CHtAr.
For particulars, address j. y. SAM 0RN
34UJm East Hardwlck.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-26
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheun
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From WdrrfU 1iflIcf, I81-, ne 1DFf lHH1f Y "
7uAthaHuoch DemocrH PenSgifuHia
Our only child about three years q age, was
attacked BY pmpes on his forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed loathsome and Nrulehi
sore, which covered his face and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. 4 skilul phys applied
nitrate OF silver and other remedies. without any
apparent effect For fifteen days we guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the tcs
tcriHg and corrupt wound which covered lis whole
face. Having tried every thing else we Ind am
hope from. we hcgan Giving your trNlLLA,
and applying the iodide OF potash lotion, as you
direct The sore began TO head when we had given
the second The chds eyelushes, which had come
out grew again, and he is now as healthy aud fair
as any other. The whole neghborhood predicted
that ihe child must dle.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-26
The Uililary DeparGmemt,

Is under thedtrocdan 81 i Noru rl student.
Fan ferm s4maeAe.s Ss.. mber I'm For part sular
address Mo BEAN, Principal.
Springfield VI August los ISM.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

THEvProvidencs Post, in sall6diDg 70 Gen,
Shermap's order calling on theibenevolentian and
philanshropic, not enly 20 supply clothing for
the negroes, but 10 60 doHu thsfe aud assist In
edueatipgD them, says: 'tHeFeiis chance for
the GarrIsons, Che Pillsbnrys, the Fosters, the
Phillipses, the Greeleys, and the Stevenses, Of
both sexes, to exercise their benevolencs. II
their sympashies are real, let them respond to
the call that is made upon them. Six thuusaud
blacks are not met with at every corner, are not
brought over every underground railroad. Let
this six thousand be a. once provided for by
their friends. We bare an noppOrtunityof giving
our philanthropy praeticai tntn, aud itehould
be embraced With elacfity and cheerfulnsss,
Let's make the whole south big schoolhousa
--our abolition lecturers and clergymen TO act
as school masters, and Uncle Sam pay the
bills! In all seriousness = after having etsipped
these Port Royal plantations Of everything eat
able Or wearable, let us mot turn our bscksup
on The poor negsoes,r .sWebas@ 70 -Ai liol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
United states Sem enator-SpeecIu Of Ben
r. wade. ANN

As the election OF United Ssates Senator Is
now the engrossing theme at Columbus, and as
observe an effoFtls ls being made to convey the
impression that the Union party ought. as Q
matter Of justice, to re-elect Benjamin +. Wade,
ask brief space in your columns to protest
as member OF that party ageinsts It. / care
not who ls elected, provided Heis Union man,
which caa demonstrate e Mr.. Wade is not 10
q speech which he made at Portland, Me-, in
"There was really no Union between the
North and the South, aud he believed no two
nations upon the earth entertained feelings Of
more bitter rancor toward each other than these
two sections of the Republic. The only saliva
tlion of the Union, therefore. was TO be found ir
divesting il entirely from all taint of slavery.
There was no Union IN the South, LET, u
HAVE A UNfoN, Oh LET Us SWEEP AWAY THI
nKMnANr WHICH WE CALL UNion." ,st-
+ New, sir, consider the man who would uttel
such sentiment as great disunioDist in prin
eiple as there is in the North or South. II
would be scandal upon the Union party II \
should elect the indorser Of it to the United
States Senate. The Union party vote for one
who wishes to "sWeep away this remnant thai
we call Union," II slavery is not abolished
That would be an anomaly indeed. 4,
UNION DEMOCRAT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
The Union win be saysa nnder me

While our towns and cities are alive with ev-
cry expression Of the general joy Of the loyal
for the great Union victories, the armies are
advancing Oh to fresh achievements; and soon
those twin enemies Of this glorious country,
the Emancipation and Secession conspiEAtoLs
against the Constitution our fathers set up, viii
be overwhelmed in q Waterloo defeat. The
man who comes forward now to urge that the
eaiy ~sy out Of the present troubles h by the
red pathway Of servile insurrection, insults the
bravery of the noble soldiers who ave saving
the country. Thanks to the glorious Command
erin Chief, thanks TO Burnside, Buell. and Hal,
Ieck, to Dupont, GoldsbOrough and Foote, the
Union is to be sayed under the Constitution
This as sure as It is that the sun shines, will re-
unite the whole land of o Washington under
one hag.--Bost0B Post. of.t ioS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

TIE CELEBRArloN OF WAsHIEGToN's BIRTH-
DAY The one hundred and thir!ieth anniver-
sary Of the 'Father of bis Country" was cele'
brated yesterday. The Presidents proelsma-
ton requesiing a general observance Of the day
was issued so-near the day, that but little time
was allowed for making the necessary arrange.
menls. Indeed, it was probably not known by
many members of congregations in the city that
services would be held In their respective
churches.
At the meeting of the General Assembly at
ten o'clock, "A. NJ, Washipgtou's Farewell Ad-
dress was read both in the Senate and the
House.
The programme adoped by committee Of
the citizens and published in this paper, Wai
generally carried ont. There was ringing ol
the bells in the city at twelve O'Clock, followed
by national salute Of thirty-four guns, fired
from Capitol Square.
As recommended by the President, meetings
were held in q number Of the churches In the
afternoon. 10 the First Presbyterian, the ven-
erable DR.. Hoge, who has almost seen our coun.
try rise from infancy to unexampled greatness,
now torn and wasted by q terrible civil war, In
troduced the services of the day by few earn
est and patriotic remarks, and On appropriate
prayer. Rev. julius E. Grammer, OF Trinity
Church, then read Washington's Farewell Ad-
dress in a beautiful, eloquent and impressive
manner. The exercises were closed by singing
national hymn.
There was during the day a very handsome
display Of national fags from public buildings
and private dwellings, Many of our citizens
closed their stores and places Of business, The
young Gcodale Zpusyes and Columbus cldetf
psraded the streets and made a iine appearance
The German Band attracted d large crowd to
the western front of the State House by play
ing a variety of national airs in an excellent
style. Our citizens generally seemed to feel
disposed to regard the day as sacred, and to re-
slizs that tAe-eeuasels OF Washington were the
ones to be followed in THE, our great and trying
national ordeal
At five in the afternoon, sixty six guns more
were fred, making one hundred in all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

u 4 I'd ~ T. "a f. .E =
TIE CAMPBELLs. 1t win be seen BY advei'
tismens in this paper that the Original Camp
bell Minstrels," will give two Grand CondLrts
at Naughton's Hall on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next. . '''''yNt '.'
OF all the companies that profess to give de-
lineAtions Of African character and humcr,
this one unquestiOnRbly takes the lead. 1t In
cudes in it three of the original Campbell
Minstrels, namely, Professor Abbott, the VIC
linist. Brundage and Price, together with other
leading performers.
Wherever this troupe has performed, 1t hal
won lAurels for It's unrivaIed presentation Of the
African in all his simpIicitY, with his "irrepres
sible" fondness for music, dancing, humor ant
fun. We cannot well conceive how good
natured man ora sweet-humOred lady can bet
ter spend an evening than with the campbelli
at Naughson's Hall. We are quite sure th'
morose ought togothere, and let the ugiinesi
ooze out under the inspiration Of music ant
merFiment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

Uf Nine prisoners taken at Jumping creek
near Fayetteville, Va, we're brought to Camp
Chase on Friday, under The guard of q Sergeant
and four men. Besides these, Major H. g.
Armstrong, Of Cincinnati, with guard Of
twelve men, recently brought 70 Camp Chase
forty eight prisoners from Virginia, Of these
there were sixteen commissioned officers, six
teen non-commissioned and aixteen priyates
part Of Gen. Jackson's men, who were ,,apturet
in the rscent skifndsh st stBIcomssy Cap
Among the prisoners was Col. N. F. Baldwin
Of the Thlrtieth rebel Virginia Regiment. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

THE ultra Republican press is hs silent a. the
Democratic press Is grstifed over the order Of
the President, through the Secretary Of War,
releasDg all political prisoners on their parole,
granting an amnesty for past oifenses, and Incl
dentally proclaimine the doctrine Of preserving
the Status quo Of the Union This silence Of
the ultra Republioan press viii not, however, be
long maintained. The preservation Of the stot
as Sas o5fs the Union is jsss what Ahplitionism
will combatto the bitter end. 1thas supported
the war for no such purpose, but for altOgethef
ap opposite purpose, and nothing will satisfy Il
but the Wholesale emancipation Of the four
million Of negro slaves and the establishment
Of such government over the South IS ie con-
temnlated 81 Mr.. Summers bill recently intro
ducesd into the senate.--ChiesSO Times,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

WAL atreet was wild with enthusiasmon the
newe from the Southwest. The Stock Ex-
change was happy and buoyant, and the, Corn
Exchange resounded with applause, Tho feel
ing is well nigh universal that the wofst o. our
Civil War is over, and that On early return oi
the Border States 10 their allegiance is ineyit4.
BE. The Gulf States, Il is believed, must fol-
low at no distant day, the first among them be-
ing Louisiana With her sugar interest," and the
re1ewaf Of tho intimate relations Of New Or.
leans with the Upper Yalley Of tho MisslsglFpi
and Ohio ~ 4SsN = ar,.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

VIZ A. rnr WuirR iIoum Oar HWesRing.
ton nsllable'' uondo 10 the following hqah Of
Federal fun BY ielegttph.
aAi the late ltvoea the White nefse we
prosIdoni asked the npislen Ambo17ecos .netn.
er he would have tahon him for an American y
he had met him anywhere else than IN THIS
eountry.p ~, {. q. I. -,
0No,,' said the distinguished Muacovite, who
Ike old Abe 10 % BIT Of A.Wag, II shouiq nave
taken You fora Pole.pI ~. .tt
uSo I am, !" exclaimed tho President, straight
enlng himself up to hiu full altltude' .ana .
liberty Pole at that"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
Jo,faoW. Rorney .

John W. Fofnsys the Clerk ef the United
states Senate as Washington, bss beeh inter
feriDg in Ohio politics BY writing letters adTIs-
ing the members of the Ohio Legislature TO
vote for Mr. Wade ss United States Senator.
We should have though Mr.. Forney would
have remembered that similar Interference
upon the part Of President BuchanAn with the
members Of the PcnnsylSenia Legislative, in
his favor, for United States Senator, led to bis
defeat and the election Of simon Cameron.
Outside dIolation and middling injuries rather
than helps those IN whose favor Il Is directed
Ciaetnnod EEqniref. ifiH ,'noss9ip ''-I'tHi ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

The DAY We CzLEBRATE the wealheI
prove favorable to-day, We viii have here th'
grandest celebration Of Washington's birthday
that ever took place in this city. The whole
country is moving to give the day appropriate
commemorstion, and wherever the Star Span
gled Banner floats the celebration will be ex-
srsordinarily general and enthusiastic, The
times are appropriate to reffeshing our yecol.
pure and lofty patriotism Of him who was first
in war and peace, and is now, as ever, first in
the hearts Of his countrymen.- .--CSn. Com. 22d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
NApotEoa's HAIR TOILET /
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY over one thousand persona AND
they esty that ths Napoleon Hair Toilet Il he greatest
beAutiher ever offered 70 the American people. ,5
70 prevent this Toilet from being countereltsd i'm
itated BY nnpncipled persons, We do not oorit fol
anylLady Gentleman who desires Son. LuxurAnt Hail
and CuTs, and Long, Soft Whskers Moustache, car
procure the Inugoator Or Toilet einer one, for onl
fIl'lddrtSs D. !. BpnNY b 90. ne
~ Box I09, CollinsFille, gAs
Hartford %. Conn.
And II win be carefully hsnt BY return mail. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

SrARrINo MEDICAL COLLEGE. - The COM
mepcenens exercises Of this Institution will be
held tomorrow lMOndsy) evening AZ West.
minister Church, corner Of State and Sixth
streets.
The Annual Address viii be delivered by
ReysJ. E. Grammer Of Trinity Church.
Exercises to commence at ~ o'clock.
TIE public is respectfully invited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

wv. R. Kent will sell, on Tuesday morn
log, February 25,h, at No. 2O9 South High stt
the entire stock and fixtures Of Heintz q Rup'
pricht, merchant tailors. The stock comprises
fine assortment of broed-clolhes, cassimeres
and ves,iugs; also one Wheeler & Wilson sew.
ing machine, In perfect ORDER stoves, tables
irons, etc. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A
NJ precisely.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

TuKRE IL considerable talk about the vir-
einia mud, which bothers our brave Potomac
boys, but there Is kind OF radical mire IN
Washington which 10 equally Questionable, and
until within q day or two II has apattered brave
'lIttle Mcclellan himself while he was busy
making preparA lions for II, 900 prisoners. 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

I Hi his stated that Col. Granville Moody'i
Regiment, the Tan, which ia now at cGmF
Love- near xenia, q full, and also the 10th
Battery, which is attached 10 this Regiment.
ItisalsO stated IhAs shs74sh viii Be- iuvssa 70
Camp Chase tomorrow (Monday). rlagus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

Isn'r It about time for the N. z. Tribune to
recommence its sneaking paragraphs disparag-
ing McClellan2 They have dried up within a
day or two, and just now, when the gallant
General'spIans are developing 50 Imagpifcently,l
Che country might like p hear Whst brother
Greeley is grieyed about .rl.l siia sliil q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

THEArRE-Miss HATTIE BERNARD. This cell
ebrated versatileactre makes her debut before
a coipmbus audience Tomorrow night We
trust our citizens will turn out and give her o
good reception. afafA '''r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

"THuSDER all around the sky y''--apd while
the thunder resounds the N. Y. Tribune, under
pretense of praisirg Secretary Stanton, seeks to
take away all praise from Gen. McC Clcllan for
the "peal on pear which, makes glad every
heart. Is there more sneaking, contemptible
sheet in existence than that bFAnIeead organ
In New York3 IN .rk ,ssitcio roy ll9i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
Local Matters.

uT The st. A. Young Mems Society of Holy
Cross Church, will have festival at Wenger
Hall, on Monday evening, Feb 24thnsThe
public are invited to attend.
Admitsance so cents
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

ARREST OF PosrMAsrER.- R.--United States
Deputy Marshal J. II. Wheeler, Of this city,
on Thursday last, arrested CLARK Glover, Post
master at Hilliard, in this county, on the charge
of opening letters passing through his Office
Mr. Glover was taken to Cincinnati on Friday,
and was admitted to baiiby U. 8 Commission
er Halliday, in the sum of $1,000, for his ap-
pearnnce on tomorrow (Monday) for examina-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

-Mr. THAcxEHxr, ID The CorphilI Magazine,
has taken up the subject uf the threat Uttered
bJ eascOnadIng New York paper, Y. the eiiect
that Ia Che 6ventof wAr between me United
staies and Great Britain, al tho AmeFiceh
stoek owned BY British subjects would bD for
feil9Il and has treated It IN his sarcastic way
with. what In his conceIt be thinks, coppideFhble
eigset The good ta6te Of noticing thebabject
AZ aII il more than questionable, but fhackeray
10 sn6b enough tode anything, n 4 .s,gsss Z, 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

THufLow WEED was at the recent grand ball
at the TuiIeries, and he talks oloquenly Of the
supper, which Was in fact dinner With. soup
and regular courses TO desert Three thousand
Of the rank, beauty and fashion we're present,
and Thuflow saws the Empress In gFacefnIness
edd beauty ID ali that she has been described.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
nnANDnHrM,s vEGErAnLE PlLLs


Are inialble for ccstiyeness spsms, loss Of cppsu
sick headache, giddiness sense Of bIcapg atsr meals
Dizziness drowsness, and eramplng panB and a dsor'
ders Of the stomach and bowels.
III Original Letter at 2ei Canal street. New York.
~. o. COOK, publisher Of the STATE Banasr, Ben
nington, Vt says he was attacked with DYSPEPSIA,
and suffered 90 severely iOm IT, that not particle Of
food could be swallowed without occsioning the most
uncomfortable sensation In hs stomach. For hye 5ea
he suffered from TINS dreadful complaint when he used
| BRANDRETH's PILLS. The hrst boa aid not seem to
bsnen him much but the second produosd change. and
BY the time hs had taken six boxes COMPLETE ouRh
was elected. He says my dIspspsA Wa gone and my
expectation Of an early death yaninhed.r r@f
| BRANDRETH's PILLS are sold at tho PRINCIPAL
oFFIoE 0O4 CANAL sT., and = UNION SQUARE, New
! York. FE rotI4tiA tcNWOi4
Obtain your nst supply from one Of these depots or
ffom one OF the regular aavers,f agents for
INE BRANDRETHs PILLS; you will then know how
to discern between the true and the false.
| Sold by JonM r. COOK, Druggist Columbus and By
| all respectable dealers In medicines. gr ssss
janSolm 1sos.Y = sai ig7it agaet aaA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
Tar GOOD var 1eNs put sbe New Yprkers a.

Tar good war news put the New YprkeFs Al.
most beside themselves They cheered, ETC.,
and finally, finding Gen. Scott shopping %
Brosdway, pestered that old hero for q speech.
Thousands Of people gathered in front Of Lea.
ry's hat atore, where Chepultepec took refuge,
aud cIamored for him in vain, He finally gpt
away in q carriage, but proceeding % Wall
street, was treated almost as badly b. the bro
kefe and merchants there, until the police IN
terfefed and saved him from the psople's en-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

NEVER was there surrender anything like
that of Fort Donelsop on our continent Bur.
eoype gave up less than SIX thousand men and
CornwsIls but little over seven thcusends 10
fact, We should have to Eead long 70 European
history before we should hud oapltuiAsiop op
q scale like ". At sfa ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
Master Commissioners Sale.

Henry PfAH IS Ex'r) IA, -
vs.. I superior Oouft oi htahAhuNV' "
Daniel Trent ct al.) d taoti+
Is 70 me directed from tie Edpefiof Court Of Frank
lin County, Ohio, viii oef for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city of Colhmhup, on n
u Saturday, the 5th day Of April, I'D. 1862,
betReen the hours Of 10 o'clock m and o'clock p
mi the following described real estate, situate In the
county of Franklin and State Of Ohio. to VIII -,
Lot No. lSol In William Phelaps addition % the city
Of Columbus as per plat noB on record In said Frank
lin county will more fully ahoWino5 Gfsst sfp.H (
npp'"''V ~ a., vi. HUFFMAN, Sheriff, I
and Master Commissioner. /
Printers fees % 50.s -...s....-,:ei iri ia55
febo3-d1t&Wtd * ......,.,.. sGisd isoN I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

9Tlm Providence Journal wonders u Bishop
Polk is NOT thinking aifeosIonately OF his do
cese in the South, and wishing that somebody
else had charge of the diocese OF Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

D The Columbus vedettes will give grand
Masquerade, on next Tuesday evening, Feb
25.h, at their Hall on Town street. A good
time s anticipated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

%. Judge Young of MahOning county hss
been appointed Military Secretary to Gev, Tod.
He was formerly Judge Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas in Mahoning. 4Ne N toiM Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

Tn Albany Assembly forgot al legislative
dec6Futh and gkye cheer upon cheer a. the FORT
Donclspn neap Hppofable genflemen \ we're
half mad Win jcy, I, sis cns lspqsh 3 NAlIs',
however, exousaple' sisrs bsllso 'lseoSI"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
no MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating marringe'
TIE undersIgned will gveintomAtIOn on 9 .yeU ta'
tsrsssipg and Important subject, whshiW bS vAiu-
ed more than thousand times i cost BY every married
couple Of any age or eondliOnin le Ths information
will be sent by mail 70 any address on the receipt Of aS
cents (sitUs,) and one red stamp. ~ ~,
All letters should b addressed 70 s,.iiosHsJ
'ea'''f .N. M n, b. ii0RRIse Md
oct3l-ly3tawdkw Boston, MAS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
jans-dH
Sheriff 8 Sale.
John B. y.. si'l'n'n Superior Court.

John R, y. Bldl'm1n Superior Court.
Adam Albert ct al. } ,Ii,rs si,5er
nv VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF FL. FA'
ID 10 ne directed from the Superior Court Of Franz
lin county, Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House, in the city OF Columbus, on
Tuesday the 4th day OF March, AID. 1862,
at o'clock p M the unexplred term Of lease from
John r. Bideman TO Adam Albert, OF the followlne
premises, situate in Montgomery township, Franknn
county and State OF Ohio and bounded and described
as follows to wit: Being twelve 2) acres OF land IN
half section number four ~, township No ., range "
in the Refugee land ESQ casd being part Of tract es
tImated to contain twenty aeres and conveyed by ma
chasi Mathews ana Ohm Mhhsws to Lucas Marshall BY
deed dated July 9Th 1859 and being same premises con
veyed TO- John u. Bideman by Lucas y. Marshall ano
vile By deed dated June 2oh 1s4p The lease aforesaid
bears date Septsmber 21 1852 aud runs for the period Of
three years from the first day Of April 1850 the rent IN
said lease to be paid by tho said Adam Albert being
$3.50 90 per year. payable In half yearly payments VIZ
Sl25 90 on the FIRST Of April and Sl25 90 on the nrst
day Of October Of each year OF said term tbs said Albert
by said lease being obligated to cultivate said premises
ia good farmlke and husbandke manner, andto leave
the promises at the expiration Of the Lease in as good
condition as he received the same, with the exception
Of wear and tear with careful use. a E. .si11
q, rss r.-a.,. BY Ed, DAVIS Deputy.
Printers fees $1,000, .yl asIe,r ~
feb20-dltwtd 70 ffe .s.,,.,fel5I sa9t 'H