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FRAUD NATQHTNG.

The provision passed On Friday By the
state Convention for taking the vote Of our
soldiers in camps on the question Of the
adoption OF rejection Of the Constitution,
the handiWork OF the Convention, nowthat
we have the whole scheme before us, comes
short OF mer1t1ng the br1ef comments in Its
1aFor' preolcated on n11e1 dlspafch IN our
last issue. 1t is desirable that our soldiers
should nave ehe opportunity Of Voung on
al that concerns the interests Of the state
WHOSE potoels 'ns'y ia'sls1s IN tne set'1ee
u !ne'I colnloo coon1y' IT. n Ho1sn
Whlle, iuttnefmofe, IN tn1s special instance
,na' !! lne'r a1o pe secured II Inc severe sl!-
tlrs Sne people WIZ s1sat upon 'o1s consu-
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AN Atk1k1k&xVH D18HEl4vEn.


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cnn.atT = eoen e M.4ls MS oe9Yelop-
'en Aus :, na'e -. ~ !A.e...ss' ,s puteo1ls
ano nis s'nan a,llol'tons UT uu1aVotaole to
ae ,.aou, SUI We uoues ~ .ne!e = N tne
"o1,u ~; : eno"41oeo- 1' ans1ance OF an ex-
tenSs*0- .uoee.hss: a't g !: a1s lace' u9e taose
n'osG4s: :. ~: e'le -eaueasaao ttaner Of !
"ne =. s'.'" = soe@1s 1Es @.sness, ana winch
az sVeoe W - - W. o"n 9a5s@ tt11s natnre,
Alnoty eau aasaonAte Y t.s. tareiy ae1tated
oy tne tfoheuna aepasaoas winch belong to
MS suFe1aols'> !,ensuous and imaginative,
con'sat. WIN me: present and careless Of
ne 1Ante, . mite. sut11ces to make him
happy, pnt ID that little are included the
pace OF Ills birth and the associations Of
hts youth: BE rarely emigrates by his
oWn volidon; from q tropical or semi-trop~
lcal climate to the cold North, where he is
q tender plant not acc1imated, never
The safeguard of the North, especially Of
The Bosder Free States Is IN Southern
emancipation AS long as = the institution
is maintained, there lsconstant fleeing from
it; in times like these when the. rcins of
the masters authority are relaxed, and
when dlscord oilers immunity to hlght, the
exodus Is large The black population Of
kansas has quadrapled since the war be-
gan, py fneltyes Fastening out Of Missou
II; ard Il the national troubles be noteoo
adjusted, a very considerable per cent, per-
haps majority Of the slaves Of the Border
States will find security beyond the opera.
ton Of: the local laws by which they are
reduced to the condition OF beasts, The
increase Of black population IN Chicago is
evident, yet but few OF the fug'tlves find d
resting place here, But declare enancipa-
ton in theStates whence these bondmen
come, and not one would leave. Assured
Of security Of moderate wages, Of self
ownership, Of proper respect to their do
mesic ;relations, and Of the continued
residence in the homes in which they were
reared, and they could not be driven North
with 1rhins Instead IF fyairinr fhe Nnrtf,
, 1862-03-24
ITEMS OF NAsNvILLENEWs,

ITEMS OF NASHvILLEN NEWS.
Governor Andrew johnson has established
his Office in the Capitol, and has begun to or,
ganize the provisional Government Of Ten
nesEee.
"A board Of officers, consisting Of Colonel
stambrfght, Of the 10th Pennsylvania; Liedn
Col. Jones, Of the LIST Wisconsin, and Captain
McRo1ly, Of the 18th Pennsy1vaaia, has been
Instituted to examine the claim Of citizens to
ownership in stores and other property seized
by the agents Of The United States.
The Cumberland continues to fall steadily
and will In few days be nayigab1e for small
boats only. The gunbeat Cairo, which las
been anchored on the opposite side since tic
advent of General Nelson, will be obliged to
leave. The following boats we're at the land
ing on the 18th inst :-Adriatic, Nashville, ".
w.. Crawford, Queen OF the West c. E. Hill
man, Lady franklin, Lady jackson, Sunny
Side and Emma Dean.
Some six thousand pair Of captured boots
and shoes we're sold ut public auction on the
18th. The prices ruled rather low, although
they were Of good make aud substantial nate
rial.
0CAN1%A fuVA DAt4slUu9 CQQElSLlQE QL
the commands Of acting Brlgadiers Haskell,
Carr, Harker, and Bruce, is now all on the
south side Of tie river, encarnped near that Of
General Thomas.
General McCook's Division has received
orders to hold itself in readiness to march at
short notice. It is the anxious desire Of the
General and his whole command to lead the
advance to the Cotton States.
The sunshine and dry ground is being
faithfully improved by the active drilling Of
every regiment Of cavalry and infantry and
battery in each Of the divisions. Nine-tenths
Of the troops hare not had regular drill since
the beginning Of the rainy weather in Decem-
ber, and the recollections of the tactics Of
many have grown rather faint. Two weeks's
drilling would vastly improve the efficiency Of
the whole army. The average Of sick is now
much smaller than during the wet months Of
I idleneEs in Southern Kentucky.
, 1862-03-24

Inc NA~AOA0 "S@1AA 9NQ Ekeoo8ft9&s
The debt incurred in suppressing the rebel
lion, great rs it may seem, and burdensome as
it may prove to some Of the interests Of our
country, bears much lower relation to the
wealth and resources Of the nation than is
generally supposed By the census of 1850,
the true value Of the real and personal estate
Of the United States was estimated at I'll, 49,
61eoss-an increase Of 1895, ,4s1 oil, or
lo.45 pei cent. as compared with the census
of 1850. The following table exhibits the re-
ported wealth Of the respecflvp 2tatea.*
, 1862-03-24

The transport steamer Atlantic arrived at
New York the 18th Inst, from Port Royal On
the 18th inst. She brings shipmentof cotton,
as follows: a5 bales Of ginned Sea Island, sos
bags unginned Sea Island and % bales FkK3aa
upland. =:
CoETRABANDs COMING N-HQRHIBLE FACTS,
t. Contrabands are coming in to our camp
from the m&aa hnd.: Two came in lust weak
from Ba1nxen district They had run aHay
seEe1a1 TINT. md Tere pursued 'One OF them
arms are coyered with the marks OF the teeth
and claws pf blood hounds. = His lack IL
fa11oughed*al1 over with the marks OF the
lash. He Is quite an Intelligent negro. When
asked why he was whipped SO severely, he re-
Piled !" Kase, r1assa, dey wanted me as De
DAT; raider dan do dat run away, and dey set
de blood hounds on men
When the chaplain Of the 48th, who has
opened q school for the instruction Of the coll
trabaads, called him up and presenting card,
asked him il he knew those letters, he replied,
thing atore+" -Pompey, for that is. .hia:nane,;
has been employed BY Mr. Adams, our sutlen,
and he has already received more money for
bis services than he ever saw before in his life.
When asked he was married, he said, eyes,
oa1 mot q no to @ 81 and 6ss 5a
white as any Of the children If the oEerseer.''
J.. :-s FORCES AT SAVANNAH
The evacuation Of Fernaudina was OCCASION
ed by the removal Of the ordnance from that
place to Savannah, and it would seem that the
whole force Of Georgia and sonth CaroliDa
was to be concentrated 1t that point. Well,
lett come: the more the better, as it will
draw away the forces from Virginia and Ten
nessee, and render those States less able to
meet the boats which are sweeping down to
overwhelm them. Pu1ask and Savannah will
be taken. About this there can be no ones
tlop, and the only thing that astonishes Us is
ne utter folly Of the rebels in attempting q
, 1862-03-24

B "A Cairo correspondent states that Gov
eznment has decided to make that place per-
manent naval depot, and has purchased the
arge wharf boat at that place, which belongs
to Graham, Halliday & Co., for $4,000. It is
the largest wharfboat ii the conntry, being
$40 feet long and 70 feet wide. It is new, only
finished one week before the troops occupied
Cairo last spring. It is well fitted up in the
second story for Offices, ETC., and is In charge
Of Capt Robert Getty -: Il:
, 1862-03-24

S8 Tie flood has been sogreat in Genesee
river that the steamer Maple Leaf and the
schooners Col. Cook and Mfnnesota, laid up
at Charlotte, were taken along out into the
lake, with only one man Capt. Wescott of the
Maple Leaf} On board. At great peril two life
boats were sent out and relieved the steamer,
leaving the two schooners aground until tuge
could be sent from Oswego- The Col Cook
is the schooner thai, under another name, had
the fatal collision with the Lady Elgin.
, 1862-03-24
Trade with the South.
Editor Chicago Tribune.


Editor Chicago Tribune:
You recommend In Saturdays paper that
our citizens make an effort to secure
portion Of the Southern trade as fast as our
troops clear the WaJ, and tlat certain districts
arc already open for traffic. Now, I wish to
know on what conditions that trade is open !;
whether there is duty on all imports and ex-
ports to and from the seeded States Also,
whether Uncle Sam coHiscates all sugars, cot
ton, tobacco. &c., to be subject TO his dispo~
sal. a SUBSCRIBER.
There is no duty on goods passing to and
from the districts or States restored to the
UnioL but permits must be taken out from
the office Of Gen Hal1eck at st. Louis. He
has issued general orders stating the conditions
on which the trade can be conducted. They
were published in the TRIBUNE . few days
since.
No law has Jet been passed confiscating the
property Of the people in the rebel States, ex-
cept that Of persons found actually bearing
arms against the Government. Hence, the
products Of those States, # obtained by legitt-
mate trade under permits from the command
er Of the Western Department, would not be
mo1ested. It is doubtful, so far as we can now
judge, whether our citizens can as get open
any considerable trade with the cities Of Ten
nessee. It is hoped that matters will have q
more prosperous and Inviting appearance
within the next month or tWo
, 1862-03-24
Reduction Of Cavalry,

A subscriber at Champaign City wants to
know whether the bill before Congress for the
reduction Of the cavalry force has passed
We inform him that it has not, and there Is
but little probability that it will pass. Anac-
tive campaign Will reduce the cavalry fast
enough, as well as the other branches Of the
military SERVICE
, 1862-03-24

:, ~ Prof 1.sac z. Quinby. Of Tie Roehes-
te1, N.Y., UntEe<saty, wh> reun1adata;raakk
eot ~ nou huh and rtsagasd soon alser,
w *nsde BtaEadier Gsae<al Il sipfe ii / !
whh 1t Gen Ha1leck, whs wa1 n hdd eak33i:.
1nate and friend 1t West Pairst, 81 sS.s;;;:I
to duty d Gen. H.tlsaEe i deii1sastaesi Il -
, 1862-03-24

:. TEE PREs1pEhr's sAaAc1TT.--We I1zve the
-seat authority for stating that next to Capt.
Ericsson the credit for the building Of the
Monitor Is daethe PreeIdcnt: The drawings
and plans Of: hi. Ericsson were rejected by
tho chief engtneerin the nary, End It WIS oaly
aater President Lincoln pe1sona19y interested
hsnself IN the razftsr thas hearing was OBJ
feinea: ,.--~-- .---..------~
, 1862-03-24
THE BLACK: cAsPAn HAUsER.


Rnd the the theme Of a discussion, which
vigorously and 1ea1nedly canvassed thecon-
dition in which poor Caspar first obtained
Introduction into society. It seems to have
been best established. that he was the
victim Of an unheard Of cruelty that had |
from his earliest infancy shut him out from |
progress, !: securing to him only what was |
necessary to prolong his
Life as a mere animal, u and thus
dwaring and keeping from develop
ment his :phyaical and mental nature.
He was kindly cared for, and judicious
means were employed to bring out his long
latent capacities, and these were successful
From a condition, near approach to idi-
ocy in its manifestations, he learned to
talk, to walk, to eyince intelligence, quick
ness and tact. It was simply a case Of
education postponed, and when the cdu-
cation began, it found increased difficulties,
but nevertheless oyercame end triumphed
OF ali that y1as ever written Of this in
teresting case, We doubt if anybody ever
urged that, on the ground Of Caspar's ina
bility to take care Of himself, be be return
ed TO his oppressor, nor was there probably
any writer Of sufficient daring ever to have
defended the system of the unknown ty-
rant as best adapted for the care Of just
such beings as poor Caspar. 4 black Cas-
par Hauser is just now puzzling tlis age
~ the fes1stle@ course OF events be IS be-
ing 1e1caseu 1oln q conoat'on Ii "h1cn his
~ me'eis aoln1 " anes na's oeeh careo ZOE
- VIC may ot''e'e ms traooeefs the contra
oana 'o1os up nea11s as helpless as his
"n1le proototgpe' and hcts certainly
rof1a" W Nv o'eiaooh Inc eVns Of
lis melancnoly cono1ton, tic helpless
ness to WHICH nlaEely reduces its victims,
The system has Tor 3 century or two been
dWarhng the nobler traits Of the man It's
infamies have. visited with equal cruelty
nus physical, mental, and moral nature.
ooue1l IKE the mule he drives, his chill
ofen SOLD sloht htne surplus young stock Of
me p'antauon, his home ties subject TO the
"1A ana eapt1ce OF the master, shut off
uo" encoo1agements TO elevate himself
among nas 1el1oTs' With nothing
eoseu !" neaft VI nome that Is not sub
5es ~ '1o,11'ton anu Outrage at the
P4eaeme and -! p.ss'on o1 ms owner; COL
ue'nn1'u tot; tNeto 'aat lower depth Of h11-
man poverty "nere q man may not own
himself, what "onder that the black Cas-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
ORIGINAL Mice.

ORIGINAL n .TlCE.
STATE OF lOwAl
ecoir CouhTY,
Antonius q J.wi.on o. Tnagott Thomas and
Nina thomas, Frsdalis AArti, ct al.
To said defendants:
VOU AXE MhK-BY NOTIFIED THAT
L there 10 now on die IN the .Gice Of the Clerk
Of the District Cont Of scott county, Iowa, Pc
titi"n Of Antonius e. Jsmison, claiming Of the
said defendant, Traasoti Thomas, the um Of one
hundred and fifty -th'se dollars, - nonev due
him . certain psomissosy note executed BY
said TrSngott Thomas on tho first day Of Nay.
4. u. :S56, payable to the order Of Henry n.
Jsmison, for the sum of ninety dollars pavsbls on
the 6rst DAY " May, A. b. 1862. wnh intsssst
thereon at the rate VI tn per cent. per anuum.
said petition also sets out three other sotss for
the rum Of mn ~ dollars each, aue respectively
May lst, 1863. 1854 and 1885. and prsys ihst the
cause bs con .inued IRON term 10 term until aid
noies fall due.
Said petition also prsys for the foreclosure Of .
certa mortgage on the following described
pr. misses, situsted in the county Of Scott, and
State Of lows, to-Wit The east half Of lot two
az in block twelve (l2). in the city Of Dawes
port. executed BY the said TT ngott thomas on
The 6.st day Of May. A. b. 1885, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of the four above de-
scr bed prom'ssOry notes
The said defendant, Fridslis Marti, 10 hereby
notified that personal CLAIM 10 made sgaihst
him in this action.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defe, 4
be orc noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of the eaid District Court, to be held y the
6rst Mond-y Of February. A. y. ls6s, default
will DO entered Against you and judgment and
decree be rendered. q prayed IL ':,o PEI tin.
Nov IL 1872
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
From the Amy 81 the Potomac.
llEApouARrERs AMY OF PoToAAC,
Thursday evening. Dec. 18th.

Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
Yesterday the rebels sent under Il &
Of tru C u request that We would bury
our dead. A bnryipg party accordingly
went over, and continued their Iabors Ia
ring the trace.
Col. Walton, Chief of Longs reefs ar
tillerv, informed some Of our officers that
the rebel infantry force engaged on Sum
ner's front on Saturday WAS only t~o
brigades, but tina, they had large re-
serve near by. lie said that our men ex
hihited the greatest bravery, but he con
siJered the rebel position imprcgnable,
and thai force of 500 900 would find il
impossible to cary the heights in the face
OF heir batteries.
The rebel loss was small compared to-
ou,s, from TITO fact th". they were pro
tected hy stone wall and rife pits.
Our losses, as heretofore reported, have
been considerably decreased by the arri-
val Of .tragglers.
The enemy took nearly 500 prisoners
from MS, considerable portion of whom
were absent from their camps.
We have evacuated the south side OF
the river.
The prisoners taken on both sides have
been paroled.
1t is stated that Lee and Longstreet
came down to-day and held q converse
ton with some OF our Offices.
The flag Of tucc was withdrawn to-
night, after all our dead were buried.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
F,om W Warrington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Tho Joint Committee on the conduct
Of the war, in pursuance Of Senator
Wilknson's r. solution, which was adopt
ed, 10 night left Washington, FIR tn
Rappahannock, it is thought, TO inquire
into the facts connected with the late
events near Fredericksburg They are
accompanied by Senator Wilkinson aud
several others.
Nothing is received here con6rmatory
Of the rebel accoun, OF the Federal re-
pulse at Kingston, \. T..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
TELEG RAPHIC.
Afternoon REPoRT.
Ferosgs News.
Nxw YoRE, Dec. l9.

Nxw YoRE, Dec. 10.
The Paris Noniteur, in quasi Official
form, alludcs 70 to presence OF the french
squadron ct New Orleans, which Is rep
rescn, ed TO have elatcd much dissatisiac-
ton among the population.
The London Gi01e thinks the s'tns-
ton Of America promises striking results
soon.
The Times thinks the Democratic sue
ceases have rendered the Government
desperate instead Of daunting il, and 1t
looks upon last advices - the worst YET,
indicating that propagating servile war u
nj out 10 commence.
Gladstone, in a letter 10 Prot. New
man. denies that he has expressed any
sympathy with the Southern cause, or
has passed eulogy on jeff. DAVIS; but
ha. thought i, out Of his province to
praise or blame on such complicated
question. lie claims to be n much bet
ter friend to the North than those VIII"
encourage them 10 persevere IN snch .
hopeless and destructive enterprise.
luVtJes iuk bbu vCiN encouraging S's
ments hav. been submitted 10 the At'an-
tic Telegraph Company by Capt Has
kins, who took soundings on the Porcu-
pine. j,
The French government has concluded
contract for supplying the army IN
Mexico. Prolonged occupation IS IN
ferred.
The cotton famine distress in France Is
increasing IN severity.
lIvtRPo /, Dec. o.
The American cotton brokers circular
says the IN. rket last Friday closed with q
null and dropping tendency at about IA
pr cent, below tn quotation In the cir
cular. On Saturday, however. on receipt
Of the Scotin's adviccs, bringing orders
Tor the purchase of cotton, tirlner de
msnd sprung up, and prices especially re-
gained above teclinr.
France Alfrcd's election Is King o.
Greece is considered certain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
srA,L OF iowa. In ID. scott County Die

STALL OF IOWA.! In the scott County Dis
soo1T COUNTY. tsiet Cosr..
Geo. ). 4. bow %. William b Baker 81 al.
70 " lillian n. Bakef. Elisabeth Baker. John b.
ker, Robert Baker, andrew Siebsrs, } H,rask,
Lumnn n. e.ropg. F'eyd Evsns asd E~wis
XoU AND EACH OF YOu ARE HLREBY
III notified that there 10 now % 6le 10 tee once
OF tho Clcik Of the district Court Of scott c0un-
", Iows, . petition Of George =. q. low, pssy ing
that the title - certain lands In .aid e.usy
may DO quisted in hin, the Sid Dos; the sid
lands being thus sounded and described, 70 Sit !,
The North half Of the North " est qssster Of
Ssctioa No. fifteen l5). and the east bait Of the
trth East quarter Of sectiun No. sixteen (lS),
10 Township No. sevsn,y-ssvsn, Range No.
tso (2) East; t.s East half Of the North Esat
quarter, snd the Fast half Of the South lest
qusrter Of Section No. Eve (S). and the N-rih
L g, quarter OF the n RIB East quarter Of Sss,ion
NJ; s,,ens e.. 10 so.e'hsp No. ssvse.y-.:,sa
Tue foil. = Nc: Comn- scing :. the i. u,h East
cornsr Of seo'isn n. i've 81. Township No. ssv.
~nty- sssen l77) Range two (2). running thsncs
" s.t twenty 20 chs,ss th~ncs \ rth s,1 (6)
degrees, East Thirty ~ lou $50 !. Loo chains !;
hence North three snd 50 lou degrees,
West fifty chsins; thence last ts.n,y
CHAINS, TO the North East corner o. said sciion
No eve (5); thence south eighty (60) ehaans 70
The place Of beginning.
SAid petition also prSys that certain judgments
and norigsg-s be cancelled.
Ant nov, unlsse you appear thereto and sefend
on or before noon Of thu "a day u the next tern
ot said &. ut ~ be b. lden On the lss Monday "
Fsbrua.y. 1863, your default viii b entered, .ad
cree rend. rid ~ p'syed for.
GRANT 1 SAITH and GEO. s. c. DOW.
doc &-'s~Iw At,ys f"r pitt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
MEDICAL.
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~Bsea.s Of the ordinary cheap tooth pow.
Asrs, which whissn bat destroy.
DO y0u Uish 70 b. certain that your b'sash 70
puse, swsss and agreeable 70 husband or wfe,loveI
o. tsisalsf Uss OS. nusd's leoeDsseeS
DOoth Wash. Price. 81 cents per bottle.
Thu sst.ingent wash 10 slso she best remedy 10
the world foe Cankes. had Breath. Bleeding Gums
Sore Mouth, cts. II has cured hundreds.
Do you, or your child rem suner from Toothaehs!
Get obr. nas1ss Magic TOOthnchc Drops
Prize, Is censs per boiti,.
mar You afflicted with Neuraleiss Get ubr. "
n. oouvdss Neuralgia Plasless. The mos
effective and deligh remedy known.
they do nos adhere nor blister. but soothe aed
charm pain away Try thsm. Price. Is and -
ssa,s. Nailed on rsceip. Of price.
DO VOC W,sh . comple'e set OF Densei nsme
dies and Treatise On Preserving TeeihS Get
lDv. W. q. Glusa,s GDrsimi Treasury, the
asatsrt and most valuable present that ons irisna
can make 70 another. irics. u. sent By express
on receipts Of price
Fur sole ~ all the best stores throughout the
country.
CAuTIon-As there are dealers Who take I'd.
vantage Of our advertisements TO impose uso'
thor customers inferior psrpsssiion', u IL neee'
s.fy :. Insist upon havin what you call Tor, AMI
you will get the best, thorough. tested, end re-
pared by ~ experiences and sc'sat'nc Dentist
TREASURER o, the New York state Dent,s,s Asso
eis,,on, and Vice President II the New lorh
City i'snt.l society.
wM.B HURD 4 CO.. Nov York.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
EXECUTORS Dale.

To vhor Il ssy eoncsr~:
~ JTlLE Is HkREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
~ the un isssigned. x~cut Rs Of the last will
aud testament Of Jacob v. kobssen. late Of Sect
county, >tste OF Iowa. deceased. sh.Il, on v cd.
nesdsy, the 2sth day Of Deo. mber. A. u. ls6s.
., the Court tiouss door, 10 the city " D.vs, port.
county aud ) ate aforesaid offer Tor ssls at public
us,ion, TO the higtes, bidder for cash, Ii. fol-
Living real estate, lying il said county snd state.
to-wii: The North Eas, qssrier " the south
Eat quarter Of section three (3).ip loWnsh,p
seventy eight t7s) No tn OF Range four a. East
Of the b =. n. Said ale 70 take plscs u the
hour Of O'clock r. N. OF said day.
ANDREW HYDE.
he MAsON, Executors.
JOHN B. ROBESON,l
Dee. 3, 1S63.3w