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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-12

DEGISTER'S NOTICE-Noticei is hereby
~ given. that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain filed of
record in this office for the inspection Of heirs.
egatees creditors and all others in any other way
interested and will be presented to the next Or
phans court of Cearield county to be held at
the Couu House. in the Borough of Clearfeld,
commencing on the Second Monday Of January,
1853, for confirmation and allowance:
The Final Administration account of Theodore
Weld Administer of George Dollcn. late of Becca-
ria township. Clearfeld county, Penn'a decd of
whom John Weld jr., was the first Administrator.
The Final account of Theodore Weld, Executor
Of the last Will and Testament Of John Weld. lato
Of Beccaria township Clear6eld Co. Pa. decd
The Final account of j. c. McCloskey. Admin
strator Of all and singular the goods and ch attels
rights and credits. which were of Nathan MClos-
key. late of Pike tp.. Clearfeld Co., Pa decd
The Final account Of jesse Hutton and Mary e.
Kelly. Administrators of all and singular. tho
goods and chatteis, rights and credits. which were
of James NJ. Kelly. late OF Beccaria township,
ClearAeld county. Penn a. deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
November IL. 1852. Register.
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SENATOR CowAx ON THE DRAFr.-Consider-
able difficulty has arisen 10 Pennsy lvania, grow
ing ont Of an opinion given by Senator Cowan,
that under the law drafted men could escape
impressment BY paying the forfeiture of not
exceeding years., and not less than months,
pay-the amount to be determined BY the
eourt-martial. Whilst this might be construed
~ the Interpretation Of the Law Of 1898, the
Act Of 1851 10 Sufficiently explicit to the con-
trsry to remove oil doubt on this point, and the
War Department has 80 rendered dscis ion.
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The RECENT ELEcrIoNs.--The Democratic
State ticket has been elected in New York. as
well as q majority of the members of Congress
In Massachusett Gov. Andrews, Rep, has
been reelected. and the Republican State
ticket, and Congressional delegation (with one
exception) have been elected.
In Delaware the Union ticket was elected
BY q small majority.
In Illinois a majority of Republican mem.
bers OF Congress have been elected.
In New Jersey the Democrats have elected
. majority Of members to Congress, and both
branches OF the Legislature 10 Democratic.
In Missouri the Unionists have succeeded in
eiecting majority Of their Cspgressinen.
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EVERYWHERE THE SAME.

Many inquiries are made respecting the ar
my uote. From the returns received, it would
appear that the volunteers did not generally
vote, but that only an occasional regiment or
company exercised the elective franchise, and
hence the returns are very meagre. We give
below, for the satisfaction of our readers, such
of the vote as We can at present find-not hav-
ing preserved The returns as they came in
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-12
REPUBLICAN,. DEM.

The above figures, We think, Enthusiastically
indicate to which party the great mass of the
men in the army belong. Aud, we hope, that
hereafter We shall hear no more boasting in
reference to the army vote by the Breckin-
ridge Hughes politicians-as the returns given
show over 6a Republicans to one Democrat.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-12

Two OCONSUMPTIVES- The Advertiser hay-
Il ing been restored to health in few weeks.
by very simple remedy. after having suffered
several years with asevere lung Affection and that
dread disease consumption-is anxious to make
To all who desire it. he will send a COW OF the
prescription used free of charged with the direc.
tions for preparing and using the same which thew
viii hnd sure cure for Consumption Asthma.
Bronchitis etc. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is benefit the afaic
ted, and spread information which he conceiyes IN
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer viii,
try his remedy. as it viii cost them nothing. and
may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the pre-
sci iption will please address
hev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Nov I2-3m Williamsburgh, Kings Co NY
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs.

Adrsrttseemfs set large type, cats, sual
style TiH be charged double price space orexped
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whether or not, it is pity that a vessel 10
not promptly sent TO sea, by private enter
prise and patriotism, if the Government can
not spare war steamer, to meet this pirate ,
broadside to broadside, and capture or destroy
him.-Press.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-12

STKAY BULL--Came trespassing on the pre-
~ mises of the sa bseribcr in Union township in
the month Of June, 1852 n black ball, about two.
years old; the owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges and take him away,
or he will be disposed Of as the law directs
Nov IL, lS62-p. HENRY LINNINGER
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Lettcrs
n of administration having been granted to the
undersigned, on the estate of Adam limerick
late of Brady township deceased. All persons
indebted to the said estate are hereby notified to
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
Sept 10. 1862 ANDREW PENTZ Admir-
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nIsSOLUTION or PARrNERSHIR.-

nISSOLuTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Y The Firm lately doing business under tho
title Of j. j F Irwin, has been mutually dis
solved this day. The Books and Accounts are all
left in the hands of J F. Irwin for collection and
settlement. Also the Books Of John Irwin
JOHN IRWIN,
OCT. ~, 1852. j. T. IRWIN.
N. B. The business will still be conducted BY J.
+. Irwin, who will be glad to see all his old ous7
TONERS 1T any time. See his advertisement ~
another column.
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Beauties Of Democracy where it has Power.

Beauties Of Democracy where it has Power.
We alluded some time since to the bravery
of Democracy, when it was concious of an ad-
vantage, and now we give q specimen of the
beauties OF the same political element where
it has power to develop this peculiar attraction.
We quote from the Scranton Republican of the
3lst ult. The paragraph is description OF
the manner in which the election was conduc-
ted under the auspices of certain Democratic
election officers, and is well worthy of being
generally circulated, If only for the good of
those who allow themselves to be duped ny
the upholders of modern Democracy. We
give the Republicans own language as follows :
No man believes the vote of this county
genuine. With 5000 men at war, it is i'm.
possible that we should have increased our
vote beyond precedent. In Carbondaie. in
the noted third and fourth wards, we heard of
minors voting, in other localities exercising
the franchise who have been in the country
but one and two years, though their papers are
all right. In another township we hear that
the Return Judge could not write his own
name democrat OF course } and admitted a
man to vote on age who was in his twenty.
fourth year, and had never paid his tax, but
refused to allow another who had never been
assessed in his township into which he had
moved during the month OF August, though
he bad been assessed and paid taxes in the
adjoining one where he previously lived. The
Judge got a friend to write his name and
then tried to copy 1t on the return, but brought
another man along to read it tor the board.
Snow IN THE MouSrAINs.-Gen. Bragg's
rebel army encountered serious difficulties in
its retreat from Kentucky. Not less than ten
inches OF snow bad fallen in the mountain
region, and his poorly clad and poorly shod
troops we're exposed during their forced march
to all the rigors of . winter campaign. The
snffsrings Of the rebel troops are said to have
been terrible, and much sickness snsusd and
many lives we're lost through fatigue and expo
sure to the inclsmeut weather. s.
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EvSTRAYS.-Strayed away from the subscri-
IL Der residing in Lawrence township, some>
time in the month of August. head of yearling
cattle.-one white, one black, and the others red
and brindle-6 steers and two heiffers, one hav-
ing a bell. Also, 5 head of sheep-having a
crop off the left Any informa alton respect
ing the above estrays will be gratefully acknowl-
edged. Oct. 90, 1S62-p. AMOS B. TATE
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Toinsure attention, the CASH must accomps-.
ny notices, as follows All Cautions with 81 :,
Strays, 81; Auditors notices, $l,50; Admins
traitors and Executors notices, 81 so, each ; and
all other transient Notices az tho same ra,es
Other vsrtisemenis at 81 per % uare for or less
lnse: hons. Twelve lines (or less) count square
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DREwERs AND DlsTILLERs.-rl

SREWE ERS AND DISIILIERS.-The
- undersigned has received for distribution the
forms according to which the Books of all Brew
ers and Distillers must be kept, under the Act of
Congress to provide Internal Revenue. All per-
sons owning or operating Breweries or Dis,illcr-
les, in the counties of Erie, Warren, Jefferson,
Mexican, Cameron. Elk, Forrest and Clear6eId
by applying at the Office of the Collector in this
City. or by letter addressed to him, may obtain .
Form w DOUGLASS
Collector Of In. Rev., 18th Dist. Of Penn'a
Erie. Sept. l8. IS62-sept a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-22
=, ,or:sat from Cairo

r,po Oct. 21.-TFao steamer Catonha:a
:. fred into by the Confelerates, on Sator-
w. morning. thirty miles below Memphis,
ana man wounded. The steamer GIad'a-
s -. "a, attacked by a |anl Of Confe 'era:eS
rslp ]os linz cotton. twenty-five miles below
u,np,i< the same day. Two persons were
"A and some wounle,I, Tbs COME Eerates
|,5,o fred the boat, bur che flames were extIn-
,a,hal without doing much damage, ana the
boat escaped
haConfe lerates continue 70 burn cotton III
H. \ ,ish 'nrhoolof Memphis.
+ j, sail thai Price has been reinforced BY
|fAe,n thov,,n Texans, AMI that more are ar
bring lai'y.
Steamers from Commerce, No reoort ~
Eo,iet there. The Conf.I(erates sacked the
|oyn anil carried off three thousand dollars
vrth of goo Is aud g number Of horses.
/ veport IS in circulation here to-day that
Hbe Confe |erates had attacked aud capture |
alpl No. lO-1ut the report is not believed.
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THE returns from Pennsylvania: Ono and
In Llama, reveal the flct that :: strong conSorva-
tive tide las set in. ana that il is rolling Oh
ara virh mo,n anro,lS sJvi les, sweeping every
thins lef,re it. The revolution has been So
ovcrvhclmin@ that we nov correct CIT 'P"it'-
cal oe. an announce that We 10 not believe
that WatlSworth can carry this State under cay
circumstances. but that he will BE defeated by
3 large maorlty,
George [. Parta~. En-, Secretary OF the
Baltimore Board ot' Tral,: :. J. Cox AMI ia,
cob KAISER. arrested in 3 ,Itimore for treason
an confined il Fort Lafayette, have been re-
leased.
The Baltimore Sun SAYS lively business is
being carried on il that city hy parties procur-
Ing substitutes Several offices have heen
opened, but the supply appears equal to the
| demand
The first hos head Of the new crop Of Ken
lucky tobacco sold in Louisville q few days ago
for the handsome SUM Of S25,25 per hun
| drel
| The President has issued an order directing
that al persons. Who have been actually draft
ed. claiming exemption from military service
on account Of alienage will make their applI
cations directly 70 the Department Of State
or through their respective Ministers or Con
| suls
The New York Evening Post. the most IN
teectual Of the organs Of the Republican par
", states that that party having accomplished
the Object for which it was rln2l--he a'o}i-
ton Of slavery in the District Of Columbia,
and the prohibition of slavery in the terrific
ries- has expired" The same paper is now
discussing the question: Has the Admini>
tration proved !; failure?'
Andrew B. Dickinson has been appo me-
by the Presi lent as VI lrshal Of the Northern
district Of New Yo:is, an Thom1I II. CLAW, Of
| Kentucky, has been appointed Minister Resi-
dent to Ncaragua, III place Of Mr.. Dickinson,
In the matter Of the surrender Of Harper $
Ferry" the n Y Times seems TO demand a
victim, and cites the case ot th, surren Ter Of
the city Of GRAY. in th, Nctherlan Is in tie
10th century, for which EIemart was imale~
diately court martialed, con lHnre, and exc
cuted, -in illu ,traton Of what ought IT, lie
done now.
james Creighton, known among sporting
men as the clcverest base ball pitcher in the
United States, die On Saturday from injuries
received on Wednesday last while assisting at
match between the Brooklyn and Union
Clubs, at Morri.iana.
A Portuguese brig, the Acasco, has been
chartered at Fayal 10 proceed 70 flores, 20 take
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From E,rDar's Ferry.

r nnrc,e rrnov CT q O p NI-The
,hr,, c,r.,,., ,,;,.1,ots have been extended
u;,o. on3 aro coma d;stanco havond Ham,
nr0 nov, hold bv the Federal infantry 4
},1oon reconnaissance, last Monday night,
i;n,rara1 tho Coof.1era+as this side Of Charles
sr, Dasovtars com;ng in ranort Jackson.
aib large f.ce still IN the neighborhood of
l;uker TTiN
Great dissatisfaction exists in the army res
leaios @ der No, ISL authorizing regulars to
m THAR r,o;,nen+s from III , Sc ofyo!unteers.
- -a
l'S con 'e'ao'''h % l.l''''>, ana vac ''"''e>
P"''SI ~ pursuance 1nefeto' 'orni' Tic ''''~
kttlon to AM settlement Ill the State OF ne
&c.. They are forbid len to vote, >it upon
A:p, h,2l AZ, :. AMI r. tes.;fv IN causes
49,. 17,,,;,,u,
'l'''0 s''''I"' ~ 20 49,, ,.. '...'
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GlUI HOTEL

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
ITO q person wishing to engage in HOTEL
i KEhPlNE, an opportunity is offered
lur a profitable business III this city.
A lease can be had on the property for term
Of years and the t'U NlIUk RE, FIXTURES
ANU SIUCA will be disposed or BIT reasonable
rs This property Is offered at private sale
until the Isl Jay OF December, "hen' II nor SOFA,
i w II he d,snoseI or 1t Iubllc Auction from
day 70 day C!ll all is scld.
address by mail OF apply in person TO
5 \ ~ u. uEtLEBOWEK,
Proprietor CITY HOTEL, Alexandrla vi or
oct ut-et JAS, d. EAGLLSH~
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Gen Buell. has teegraphed 10 Surseoa
General Hammond that the whole number Of
wounded in the late battle at perryvlc was
:, 300.
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MARRIED.

II WHshinoron on The 20tf Instant, By She
Rev Or. Gur!"v STR AFFORD EVANS. esq,
ia Miss II Attic. dav1 gll-er 81 the late Gee. .
Ashton, esq, OF ki?g George county, Va.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-08-23

~ Office i hereby gis enohat BY virtue
- Of an execution issued from the Office
Of The clerk Of the Dlbcis Court OF Common
Pleas and 70 me directed, will ,fTsr for
sale Of public auction 10 the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, 81 the door Of the court
house in Jasper. on
SATURDAY,, Sept 10, 1862.
between the hours prescribed BY law, the
rents and profits for seven years, OF the fol
lowing described real estate, situated il Du.
bois county, io-wit:
The wesf half Of the south esst quarter 81
section number lweniy.three (23) IN town
ship number (9) two south OF range number
six (6) west.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
Iof principal, interest aud costs called Tor BY
said execution, will the same time and
place and ia like manner, sell the Zee sim
pie Of said real estate.
Taken in execution o. the property D,
Stephen Miller Al the suit Of Union Bethel
and Robert X. Roberts.
This sale will be made without airy relief
Whatever from valuation or spprasmenl
laws.
JOHN wElKEL. Sheriff d. @.
II Smith. atty for plii.
aug 20. l662-3w 81 80.
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Resolved. That we hereby tender % ihel
soldiers Of this country who have sacrificed
the comforts and quiet Of home end gone
forth 10 mperil their health and lives upon
the battle field fer the sske Of the Consii'u-
ton and the Union our earnest and heart
fslt - mpalhies, and we hereby pledge our
selves 20 render all mid il our power Cor the
comfort Of them aud their families.
The roper. Of the committee was unani-
mously adopted
Mr.. c. Doane offered a resolution con
demnins the course Of Hon. Jos. A. Wright
Ia voting with the abolilioni.ts in Congress,
which after some discussion was Withdrawn
and tile following resolution proposed and
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That our senator and represen.
,a,iye 10 the legislature are hereby instruct
ed 10 vote for no man for U S Senator who
is in favor Of the general government, libe-
rating The slaves. Or encouraging their llbe-
ration. BY any means whatever
On motion the convention now received
nominations for candidates, when Wm Ma
hin, A. I. Fleming aud John y. Lsmonds
we're proposed for Representative. Mr. Finn
ing in few appropriate remarks announced
that he was not ca ndldste.
John Weikel was proposed for sheriff. i
N Davis and w II III Pink for commissis a.
er, and Miles Shulcr for surveyor.
The Convention then proceeded 70 ballo,
Ca the first ballot for Representative, WIN.
Mahin received votes, and y d Lemonds
IA, HARRISON township declining . vote
Mr.. Lemonds wade clared The nominee.
John WeikeI was then nominated for She
riff, BY aeclama,ion, and Miles SLuler for
surveyor 10 the sane manner. ~
ca The first ballot Tor commissioner Pink
received 10 votes, aud Davis 10; second BAL
lot same as the first; third ballot, Pink
votes, Davis I6 votes
On motion, the nominations were made
\ unanimous.
i On notion o. Col. Shoulders Messrs Ma
hin and Fleming were appointed commit
! lee TO wait on Mr.. Lsmonds and inform hin
Of his nomi a alton.
\ Mr. L.monds was then introduced 10 III
Convention. and addressed the people in .
e able and appropriate manner.
a The different candidates each addresse
: the Convention.
. o. motion. hresolvsd that these proeee'
sings De published in The Jasper Courier. on
the American Eagle and State Sentinel ;
n requested 10 copy.
r On motion, adjourned.
f STEPHENSON, Chairman
M Fisher. b II Kemp, Secretaries
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed viii apply At The Sept. term Of
The Dubois County Commissioners for u.
cense, under the provisions Of an act enti-
tied San act 10 regulate and license the
sale Of spiri'uous, vinous, matt, and other
liquors. The place Of sale
will be upon his farm, short distance nor'h
of Jasper. adjoining the Jasper and Por'ers-
Vile road, in cambridge township. Dubois
county, Ind.
The citizens OF said township will take
due notice thereof.
aug 81. 1862. 4. HERBiG.
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nF The Common an1 Cong1osstonaI Town
~ ship School Funde 81 uobols county,
| India No, for the fscsl yosr 1851. from shs
first day Of April, 1851. 70 the 3ls day Of
March. 1862. both days inclusive, @ report,
ed 10 the Board Of County Commissioners u
their June term. 1862. o folIows:
RECEIPTS.
There was remain,ng IN the Treasury o.
The first day Of April 1861 $i,9s3 IA
There has since been received the
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County Convention.

The Democracy Of Dubois county net
pursuant 70 call In the court house. IN JAS
PEI, on Saturday. Aug. 10Th. and on notion I
Dr.. T. Stephenson was called TO the Chair.
and Norman Fisher and B. II. Kemp chosen
Secretaries-
The townships were called for delegates
and al found to be represented except Har-
bison and Ferdinand.
On motion, Mersrs. ,. Trailer and Foster
Of HARRISON township. we're authorized 70 re-
present that TOW nship, in the absence Of .
regular delegation.
On motion OF Col. Shoulders committee
Of Two from each township was apPointed
By the Chair 70 report regulations for gov
ersing The Convention. and resolutions for
IL eonsidsrssion. The following persons
were sppo.sted:
VIC Adams. Jas Houston, r Beatty, WIN
H Green. r Smith. a + Fleming. H Barker
n Fisher, G Fsomm. ] Trailor. Mr.. Foster.
The eona.issss reported as follows:
That he townships represented be emit
slsd % The following number Of votes in bal
loosg ier candidates: CoIumbis a; HsrbisoI
4; Hall 4; Bsinbridge 6; Pssoka 9.
That the vote Of esch township be cast q
: unit. and that two-shirds Of the votes cas-
10 necessary 70 nomination.
The Committee submitted the follow in,
TssoIulions:
WHsREAs, The Democracy o: Duboi
county ere, o they always have been, 10 IA
vos or The Union - il was, the Constitution
ssit u, and believe that the destruction o
both q nov threatened BY equally dsngerou
loes--lhe Sscessionisls and Aboiitionists- =
therefore
Resolved, That We are in favor Of an earn
ct end more vigorous prosecution Of a.
wsr for the suppression Of this wicked re
bslliou, and for this purpose will support th
President 10 al constitutional measures. bu
We believe the Constitution confers ampl
powers for ell emergencies.
Resolved. That we are in favor OF The con
f<esliou Of rebels. but are opposed 70 soe
lItionIsm. whether il presents i'sel. IN N
form 81 : cen6scaiion Law, Or Of buying th
slaves and Iibersiing them.
Resolved. That We protest, in the nam
Of huasniiy. sgsinst the present policy Z
sbs government, in taxing the people 70 fee
fugitive slaves in idIeness. while our brav
voIunsssrs and their families are crying "a
bsead.
Resolved, That We endorse the course /
CesCsss Of our Representative. Hon. Job
Law, asd viii use al honorable means /
secure bic reelection.
Resolved, That We heartily endorse III
platform adopted By the 9Th Of anusry an
30sh q joy Conventions. and will work "a
The success Of the Democratic State tickle
Reselvsd. That he course Of Hon. Jess
p. Bright. 70 recommending trsi,orous RI
Iasivs % Abraham LBcolo 10 the rebel 20,
sssmsat. 3 strongly c.ndemned BY us. IN
that or Representative and Senator are "a
ssssctsd % vote for no man for u. 8. Sen,
tos me sympathizes with him.
Resolvsd. Thst the Republicans 10 Con
grsss, ~ refusing 70 punish members Of the
party who hare been convicted Of eros
frauds On lhe government. have s,smpc
their party = corfspt. and unw orlhy or b
ing trusted.
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rs hereby given thai The undersigned has
L lost County Oder No s2S. for the amount
" six dollars. issued q favor II Lsroy Cave
for ser ices ne Banifi, on Jan is. 1862. Any
person returning said order 10 me before
The first Monday in september will be re-.
warded. II not returned the County CJm
missioners will then be petiIioned for . re.
issue OF said order.
aug ~. G DOANE.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SxLE
NOTICE Is hereby given that will sell
~ at public auction, on
Friday. Aug. I, 1862.
a. the residence Of Hiram Collins. all the
personal property Of John Fisher, late Of
Dubois county. deceased. consisting of Cat.
tie, farming utensils, household and kite hen
furniture, &c.
Terms OF sale-A credit or six months
will be given on all sums over three dollars
the purchaser giving his note with approved
security, waving valuation ani appreismvnt
laws. with interest from date; 81 sums Of
three dollars and under each IN baud
July 2 NORMAN FIsHER, Ex'r.