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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06


rAxofHsR CoNAsY WANTED FROM
MAHsHALL.-Lieut. w. II. II. Mastingly
has been anthorized to raise another COM
'pany in Marshall county. for the 63d Re-
giment. now about half full and some OF
the companies already in Camp at Lafay-
-e,se The 6sa i. to form part of Col.
'G..N Farh's Brigade. and bcsi,les having
the most elegant and approved uniform. is
armed with the Saxon rife, which Of itself
will secure them position well in advance
of the grand army of the West
j Marshall Comfy has done wen. but she
can and sinJ do more. : bet herpemnlatt
the universal patriotism AMI devotion to
the ranse evinced by her sis,er counties on
the Southrfn border. several OF whom. with
less population, having sent each whole
regiment into the field. Are there not as
rpny7rstripss in Mnr>ha1. in proportion
-@ population. as in the border counties?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

The following aattering notice Is taken from the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Scioto VoRsy Republican, OF
April 3, 1855. ae- no
ScAsDNAyIA.-A friend writes to US for our
real opinion Of DIR Roback's scandinavian
Remedics,-whcrc he can obtain them--and why
they are called "Scandnavian." and we are fire.
quentIy asked the same questions. sesn1inavia is
the ancient name of Sweden and Norway. and
Scandinavian, that is, Swcde or Norveigaa. az.
fsetionately calls his country "scandinAsia,' in
the same sense as we speak Of columbia" or
the "The Onion. . By the wayss there are over
nine thousand Scandinavian families in Dane
County, Wisconsin. Although citizen of this
c9sstU Germany 'yearss d. Rsback i = syedo BIZ
birth, and compounds his medicines of Swedish
herbs, we think the name is very appropriate
We hare the rery highest opinion Of the Medi,
cines, and Of Dr.. Robaci himself, rho u DOT only
singoarly skilIfuI physician. but gentleman ofthe
Old School, as we know personally. Our adver-
sscmens columns Gu snst er5he rest d sssfriend's
letter. See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

q On arriving here il was difficult 70 say
whether the fortiieations were occupiedby
our own cavalry on scout from Paducah or
by the enemy.
Every preparation was made for open
ing FIRE and landing infantry. when
GIN. sherman anil Capt. Pk.lps. with
thirty soldiers made reconnaissance with
a tug. steering directly under the water
BATTERIES.
Satisfied that our troops had possession
they landed. assembled to the summit. anil
together planted the Stars and Stripes.
amid the cheers Of our brave tars and sol
|diers
Though rising from sick bel to so
-npon the expedition. could not resist
landing to examine the works. which are
OF immense strength. consisting OF tiers
upon tiers Of batteries upon the river front.
and strong parapet and ditch covered by
a thick abattis on the laHl side. The for
tifcation appear to have been evacuated
hastily.
A considerable Quantity of ordnance
and ordnance stores, a number OF anchors,
stretched over the river here. and a large
supply Of torpcdoes are in our hands. The
desolation of hasty evacuation was visible
everywhere. Huts. tents and barracks
presented nothing but their blacxened re-
mains. though the town was spared. j &
A garrison was left in the works con-
sisting of nearly 1000 infantry and 400
cavalry. Signed
G.. w. CULLuM. Brig. Gen.
GEN. II ALLECK'S DISPATCH.
ST. Louis. March 4.-Gen. Halleck has
autographed the following to Major Gen.
Nee lellan "0ur cavalry from Padncah
marched into Columbus yesterday at p. m.
driving before them the enemy's rear
guard.
The flag Of the Union is now flying
over the boosted Gibraltar Of the West.
Finding himself completely turned on
both sides of the Mississippi, the enemy
was obliged to evacuate or surrender.
Large quantities of artillery and stores
were captured.
"Signel, IL. w. HALLEcK.
Major General"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

COMMISSIONERS SALE.

, NOTICE is hereby given, that /, Jertha Dish
er, Commissioner appointed BY Che Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Marshall county, State of Ipdiaha,
TO sell the real estate belonging to the estate of
William Jackson, decreased. in pursuance ofan or
der OF seid Court, made at the February term,
s62 wil offer at Private Sale, the following des-
cribed real estate, pctitfoned be partioned, the
same not being susceptible of division without in
jury to tho owners, to wit: l. ffft
Lot No G, in Thaycr's addition to the town of
Bourbon.
Also. one half undivided half Of the south half
Of the southeast quarter Of section number "a, In
township Number 80 north, OF range number east.
Also, the same interest in. the north half OF the
north east quarter Of section number %, in the
same township and range with the last described
tract the two pieces together containing l60acres
Also. the following described tract Of land, to-
wit: commencing &c feet due cast and "a feet due
south from that point, from the northeast corner
of lot number IS in Bailey's first addition to the
town of Bourbon, running thence south TO
thiri street in said town of Bourbon, sup
posed to be lei feet thence due east. bordering on
said third street, to Thayerf first addition to the
town Of Bourbon, thence due north TO the land
decided by William Jackson and wife TO the United
Bre ,hren Church, supposed 20 be lei feet. thence
due west, bordering on the land belonging to said
church to the place Of beginning, containing about
one half acre.
Also, one undivided fourth interest of lots num-
bcrs 80, 81 and 3S in Baleys addition to the town
of Bourbon, on which the steam mill is situate.
With tn. appurtenances thereunto belonging,
On Saturday, March Is. 1862.
at the office of James o. Parks, in Bourbon, in said
county and If not sold on said day, will continue
to offer the same at Private Sale, from day TO day,
until sold 44s-f
Terms OF SAIE.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid cash in hand; one third to be
paid in nine months, and the remaining third in
eighteen months; purchasers giving their notes
with approved security, interest from date, and
waving all valuation and appraisement laws
iJEPTHA DISHER, Conn.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

The Twentieth Indiana is at Newport
News. On Wednesday morning. at three
o'clock. they had struck their tents. and
at seven o'clock were on board the boat
for Newport News. seven miles from For
tress Monroe This change Of location
br ings the Goth and 21st Indiana. and Al h
Wisconsin in one brigade. All being
western troops. it would seem but natural
that colonel from one of the regiments
should be appointed Brigadier General
We presume Col Brown is the senior colo
mel. and from his well known zeal in the
service and efficiency in drill. it would be
a Just tribute to the man. Col Max
Weber. Of the gallant Goth New York.
acting Brigadier General. was very 10th TO
let the 10Th Indiana go from his division.
but Gen. Mansfield wanted our boys. and
they had to go.
The regiment is in superb condition.
The Colonel visits the boys in their quar-
tiers anil attends personally to their wants.
and all love him as father. There are
hut six men in the hospital. and they are
getting well. The regiment is nearly full.
lacking only forty-6ve men to make the
full compliment of l,04S. These forty-fve
will be sent on next week by the recruit
ing party. 1t is emphaticaly a rifle regi-
mpnt. being armed with Enfield rifles.
through the energy of orr gallant Gov
Morton. scfr
In view OF the important operations at
the point at which they are stationed, il is
to lie HOPED that Col. Brown will soon be
commits STONED as Brigadier General of such
a gallant brigade as the 10Th and 2lst Iuli-
ana, aud the 4th Wisconsin.-Ind Jour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
MONETARY.


TUESDAY EVENING. March 4.
Since the passage Of the Treasury note
bill. money has been more plenty. and
produce men can obtain about all they
want on the usual terms. This, with our
continued successes in rebellion. has had
the effect to stiffen the markets, and prices
maintain an upward tendency. Exchange
has been a little firmer to-day. and quota
tions may be made at par buying. and I
Per cent prem. selling. although round lots
were probably sold at T.. Gold drop
ped some to day. following New York.
We quote: u buying. and 2@2t selling.
The transactions are light. Treasury
notes are in demand ty outsiders at I
prcm.-CKi Iri5.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
DIED.

DIED, 2"
On the 2S,h ult., EDWARD OscAR. aged
3 months and one week, infant son of Isaac
and Hester Ann McGoggy.
On the 81 inst. WILLARD LAnoY. infan.
sou of A.-C. and Mary Ann Harris. aged
seven months and two days. sa-r..o "a .,
How calm are. thy slumbcrs,
Thou sweet listle stranger. sgEFx
UnmindfuT OF szirrow,
Regardless Of danger.
Thy mild spirit left thee
As pure as il found thee,
Ere the cold cares Of life "a 81
y Spreadliheir darkness around sfl,ec. -
Sleep on lovely chcrub,
No more shalt thou waken,
Thy body lies tenantless
Cold and forsaken.
Though now thy pale body
q. In death is'reciinsng "a 10
Thvbright spotless spirit n ID Ill
With angels Is shining.
No more shall the ere
OF affection behold thee; r.,
No more shall the arm
OF a parent cnfold thee;
Our Saviour to us
4, The he's: ,ss y ,s,. has s, .siven ssD<k
j. thekinsiom of heaven. ". VI W
-~.s- - - 80 - - -~--S-0 - -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
Marx CrxNrsos. Examiner.

Misunderstanding is one Of the great
blessings of the world; Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus is the other. One
is the result Of love. admiration and conrt-
ship; the other the result OF perseverance.
science anal skill. Where matches have
proven unsuitable. this article is well CAL
culatcd TO harmonic and make home hap
py and pleasant. by always giving you the
incest, whitest. lightest and best Bread.
Biscnit. Cakes and Puddings that woman's
hand can make. which purpose cannot be
accomplished by the using of any other
Saleretus or soda. Most Merchants sell it
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
2 KENTUKY is FREE.
THE STARS AND STRIPES OVER
.luerf ~ COLUMBUS. Il
IRIS occurArIos nY ouR roncEs
Incidents Of the Dcseriion by the Rebels
Tie Rebels Caught in Trap Our
Gan5oots Ji,sds Gen. GRAMS Forces IN
Possession-71e Ofial Dispatches.


Noit ABtss N.Y. Via Oahos ShafSu Z.
A, 10 o'rloek this morning the 9th.
52l AMI 55,h Illinois regiments hois,ei
the. stars and stripes over the rebel FORTH
cations at Columbus.
The gnnboats Cincinnati, flag ship)
Louisville, Carondolet. ST. Louis and Lex
ington; four mortar BEATS in tow of the
steamer Lake Erie. and the 9th Illinois.
Col Bnford; 52l Illinois. Col Roberts.
AMI SSH Illinois. Major Sanger. acting
Colonel. npon the transports Aeck Scott,
Illinois. Magill. and Ike Hammit. left
Cairo this morning at four o'clock, for
Columbus The fleet arrived at Lucas
Bend. abont two miles above Columbus.
at SIX o'clock. and was drawn mp in line
Of battl,. The drums beat to quarters and
the guns were manned really for action
Two tugs were sent in advance reconnoit-
ering. hut failel to provoke a shot from
the enemy. Everything about the works
was quiet. Glasses revealed stragglers on
the bluff and abont the water batteries. and
in few moments flag was raised, bat its
character could not be male out. The
feet gradually ncared the town and laid in
the stream oil the Belmont battle field.
while scouts were sent out upon tugs to-
wards the rebel works.
The tugs approached cautiously until
within quarter Of mile of the batteries
found tbs works deserted anil both set off
at the top Of their speed for the honor Of
lanhng first.
The scouts rushed on the double quick
to the top Of the bluff. a1d unfnrlcd the
Stars and Stripes. salutel by the crews Of
the gllnboats, As they steamed up to the
town. 81
The transports landed their troops. and
Columbus was in our possession.
The works were entirely deserted. and
the barracks. or rather rough board and
log cabins, were burned.
An immense amount of stores. coal and
ordnance fell into our hansls. Many Of
their cannon were thrown into the river
six thiuy-two 20 nders. some howitzers.
and an almost innunerable quantity OF
grape. canister. shell and round shot, were
found in the batteries.
The Notifications are very extensive and
its natural. positions almost impregnable.
Columbus is completely deserted Every
building was Thoroughly rarsaeked and
contents destroyed by the rebels. The
rebels commenced leaving on Thursday
last and finished yesterday. The largest
number ever there vas thirty seven thou
sand. 5 Beauregard was not there.
1t is believed when the river falls all
their guns viii he found The land forces,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

ISDrsxI,Ss IN LucK-Three citizens of
Northern Indiana. two Of them for con-
siderable period residents of this place.
have been honored with responsible trusts
in inta county, California The names
OF these lucky individuals are: L. j. Sher-
wool. d. r. Sample AMI H.. W. Camper
The. first is County Assessor. salary
81. 200. AMI tho latter Deputy Assessor.
salary 50 per LAY while employed. The
otl,er. our old friend ID. r. Sample. Esq
we nave heretofore stated. is Deputy Clerk.
salary $500 per month. or 50. 400 per an
nun > oNersy,f Shxweod spi- ssmple
have hosts of frie~<ls in MARSHALL county
who will rciaice to hear Of their good. for
tune Mr. Camper formerly resided in
S"u,h P.-gl. <whse he was extensively
knS*nsa~A gsnsnith add ZACH RESPECTED
throughout ST. Joseph county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Ffsk<zA small tenement on the east
sisis'of y elIewfrivess q lie Ssii e selusl<
SOP ssfss bfl6 fg7Se tdcsH. Reeve, and
occupied By = widow ls.ly named Rhodes,
- tsd1uz3sd BY srS o. fkdrsdky ihJtI>
! ss:!! :; $8aSM
$50; 81 ss9P1pt s1ysd all Der property.
- vpaaFzf9Pd- abs. Ore -Eea here b9n
'nsorpsd vsee6hmuaicsled 't6 enc build
ing from box Of ashes. Persons cannot
- TOO sprsfaI With ssbe,. whep al kn
up o. Deposited in wooden vessels they are
rs dangerous IS powder.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
DrcADss ..dns bundled peces 0fPSas and
a large lot Of Dry Goods generally, just received
at Rice md spifh'Asl 5tf JYLII

Is THAT ALT Why to-be-snre; is that not
enough1 Yes, hut they asked me- more at,the
other Stores How can you sen your goods 50
much cheaper titsn the rcss7 " cE
The above conversation is repeated many times
every day at the Low Price Store. Notwithstand
ing the almost daily advance in price That is being
made in Cottons, Tobacco. Coffee. Tea. Sugar and
many other goods. owing to the war and high ia
riff, still, Rice & Smith manage to ssll a little
lower than their sneiglsbors.. They Keep thefr
stock fresh and clean by ordering goods often, and
go on the principle that ga nimble sixpence is bet
ter than slow shilling.r y 70
They keep general assortment of all kinds o
goods. aud haze this advantage over many otlse
that they buy most Of their goods of importers and
m nafseturcrs and can give aheir customers the
jsbbtrspro6s III ~ rs Sg
None who visit Plymouth to make their purcha
ses. should fail to call at the Low Price Store,
he corslsr south Of tllc Edwards House, III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

kEThs volunteer at Oil Point who
sen- carricature fol, a valentine. to a mer-
chant Of thia place. might have been enga-
ged'iu more gentlemanly employment
The post mark and chirography on the
back ef ths enveIop containing the often
sive picture betrayed him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
MARRIED.,

On the 4th inst. by the Rev. A. Fuller.
Mr.. Isaac SMITH to Miss CATHARiNE In
CIR. ell OF this township. 80 ~
On the 25th ult.. by Rev. S. r. Coon.
Mr. JONI KELLER to Miss CASpIcE ALKALINE
REED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

SHEIIFF-S SALE-By xirtuevof a
~ Commission. issued by the Clerk of the Marshall
common Pleas court, and 20 me directed, in favor Of
Carissa Pumcroy and against Btnjamn Bcnfz Moses A.
kidwe and John Gardner, will offer a Public Sale
theswdurss ~ sssr cscrt Ilvrr Sc~y IN che fovn-f
piynu,ufh. >far~han ~ounsy. Indi~ra--ons-4- - a
SATURDAY, MARCH %. 1862.
bet wcen thc hours 81 orcck and c'~34 X.
Of said dy. the rents and profits for exceeding
seven efbe allowing aescrbed r,al estate said
Twenty feet off the south side Of Lot number hundred
and seventy seven tls7. in the town Of Plymouth with
bciongng-
II the rents and profits for q said real estate
49, 80 80 ssN =" 'nss,sy 49,
and place. offer for sale the highest lawful bidder all the
right title and nteres. Of the said defendants in and the
sss.a OF - much thereof ma; be satisfy
said writ. = ms - -'' t'i' - III q
Feb 2T 1862 o. II. BARNARD. Sheriff,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

rcfpt. Reut. Williams. Of Warsaw.
W. cex s.ken prisoner by the rebels. on
the upper Potomac, some two or three
snonths ssoce, has been released on his pa
ro!c'of honor. and is at present in War
2 saw w: AS AS soon IS be IS TegulsrIy exchsd
ged. which will be in . short time. he will
yespps his command. ...,a .ad1qmN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
throughout 81. Joseph county.

PnoxsF&oLHaerisos lrassier. of Co.
F. 9th Ind. Reg. has been detailed by
Gss- Ahroy 10 act as Brigade Comnissa-
y8sxtsnt lWehope Mr. H. may lie
regularly appointed TO this position. He
has serpssl promotion By The valuable SER
vices he has rendered his country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

!SHERIFEIsa ssIAtE.zzRx virtue Of .

CHERRIES SALE.--By virtue Of a
~ cemmizionf sded the t1crk nc Marshall Court
Of Common Pleas and TO directed, in fSbrsof Lh-
s Sax : s3*ss$ 1~{s We - { CA ws@ExsSek
town Of Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana. ON
sAy9RDAFs Nezlct1P4, 1892:
between the hours ofo O'Clock m. and O'Clock n m
o. said day. tho lat< tR 2Rt exceeding
seven seven, Year,; % w ~ 5. SEE. State in said
ehisan Read n recsibh number tc<rh % ofyIiehigan
Road Lands, containing hundred and eighteen and
ifhs fsnis s5 ir yesi. d :si
will not sell for sucicnft to satisfy said Commission
Interest, cost and accrung will tl<> tinc
and place ofer for sale to the highest lawful bidder all tho
right, title and interest pffhe said
sar,' $50 nIpr7 thereof asey Be neccsssFy
sail writ
Feb = 1851 0. NJ. BARxAEp. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
THE .0FFIcIALl ANNOUNCEMENT
27afg4 fW4sHxGTos. March 4. 1862


Secretary Wells to-day received a dis
patch dated Columbus. March 4. saying
Columbus is in our possession. Since our
Reconnaissance on the "a inst. the enemy
evacuated in haste. leaving quite number
Of the grns. ammunition. de-, and large
quantity OF shot.
g Here was also fonnd remnant Of the
chain cable lately stretched across the riv-
er at this point. with quantity of torpc-
does. Most Of the hnss. tents, &C., were
destroyed. =
The wcsks were not Of any great
strength.
BRIG GEN CULUM'S. REPORT.
.s6z. Looms. March 4>--Tbe following Is
from the Official report Of Gen. Cullum:
- CoLvxxbbU IS KY. March 4. 1862.
To Nj Gen. Hazssk. Commandiag
Wesfern Department
Colqp9bus, the Gibraltar Of the West,
is ours and K<nfucky-isfr free.
At four o'clock this morning the flotiI-
b. under Commodore Foots, consisting Of
gunboats, mortsr-boats and transports.
<hl|97kb Illinois ,ee;msnt. bat
Isllion of the 54th. the 74th Ohio. and
55th Illinois, under command Of Gen.
proceeded to this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

CHICAGO DAILIEs.-On end after Mon
dsy next Kendall viii supply his custom
ers With Chicsgo Dailies at Colbnrn' S
Grocery Store instead OF the Post Office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Fresh GRocERIEs.-Colburn has Just
received large stock Of Family Groceries.
Dpsfsefig a6esi cossh Candy, Wooden
Ware. 4 :, at his old AMI. w ich he is
rapidly dfspJsing Of 10 Ills numerous Gus
toner. at very small profits. sass ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

@W We have printed about fifty extra
copies of orr edition to-day for gratuitons
distribution. Gov. Wrigh,'s speech is a
psssi",ic production and cannot fail to 10
Immense good if generally circulated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

fA97Sronaa5 and Tuesday last were very
stormy, cold and disagrecable days. more
so. we believe. than any other two days
since the commencement of winter. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Cancers Cured OF No Pny,-;Dn swAsk
will be at the Edwards House again. from the 18th
to the Odd of March, fsGe. ID
Persons had better call early as she Dr.'s room
is generally very much crowded along about noon
He treats the various kinds Of chronic diseases,
and especially cancers. in the successful treatment
of which he is scarcely cxcelled by any Physician
in the West he cures them or charges nothing
for his services. The Doct has cured some very
hard cases hcre--he gives universal satisfaction to
his patieatsi IT'D LI4I-~k.
lie is a regular graduate Of one the best Re
form Medical Colleges IN the United States. and
stands high as aPhysican in his professions he has
also an experience of some twenty years in prac-
ticc, but the Doct's reputation is too well known
to need any Recommendation.
The d. dsso,r,ls AL peisons, -nak;N ssSoniy
of innocent and cfrectual remedies. selecting
and preparing his medicines himself They are
pleasant to take, not Sckening .nor7debilitating,
but btacing. and consequently patients are notde
prived of doing moderate labor, he requires n
sufficient amount of exercise to promote health.
The Dsct. deals horestly with patients; if,he
thinks he cannot benefit them he will tell them, as
it is no PKysc Interest to deceive hispatients;
he carries iull supply of medicine. and charges
low for his prescriptions.
| See his Circulars which contain thirty FIVE or
forty good cersi6catcsof cases of.Cancer he has
cured. H has more than hundred Cancers.
preserved in spirits. which he took out, T
Consultation free Of charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Of SALE.

'Noticei is hereby given that Twill cell at psblic
sale on 1.-THE 22nd day Of MARCH NEXT, at tho
Court House door in the town Of Plymouths Mar
shall county, the following described real estate
belonging to the estate Of Levi Moore, late OF
said county, deceased, to wit: Tile Southeast COR
ner OF the southeast quarter Of section nnipber
ono ~, in township number thirty 7tro (32l.
range number one a. east, containing ono acre
more orlcss, situated IN Marshall county, Indiana.
,TERns or SAIE.AOuc huff the purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue in six months from
day Of sale, purchaser giving his note with appro
we'd security, with interest, waving valuation and
apprasnient laws. -
fwiIIalso, at the same time and place, offer the
following personal property. belonging TO the es
tate aforesaid, to,wit Three receipts of Treasurer
aed Director ofthe Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company for one hundred and 6fty dollars IN
the aggregate Terms-lCash cisff III r.fsi-as''
IL the above property 10 not sold at said time and
place, shall offer it at private sale until sold.
4, 80 EPHRAIM MOOR, Administrator. !:
Eeh on 1sc0 II --l--ll -. t..-.N ~ ~