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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
A ALoyaDsmoors,ia Opinion OF Pust

From thv s,eubenviils American Union, tDrmI
We stated Inst week that Hon. George Il.
Pugh and Judge Thurman seiss guns
OF the party--would address the Democracy
Of this county, in this city. on Saturday, the
9th, 1t should be the 29th.
Come up, fellow Democrats, and hear
Pugh. He can make out as good case for
his client as any man in the State. He is q
plausible and popular speaker, and there
fore, IL any gentleman should acoidently ask
Mr.. Pugh HOW it was that he aboli,ionized
the Democratic party. he will not deny the
fact that he voted, wheU.a member Of the
Ohm Legislature, for Salmon p. Chase for
u. s. Senatori And also for the repeal Of
the Black Laws, thereby giving the negro
all the rights enjoyed by the white citizens
Of Ohio, SO far as tho State Legislature
could do SO, except the right to 60 into the
Jury Box and the poor-h0use
MIR. Push's, ,antecedents are probably NO
better than some simon pure Democrats in
this regiOn---not one OF whom, for the last
five years voted straightout Democratic
ticket. These men who are cfamorow for
Q radical paper, we are prepared to prove,
have voted a portion of the Republican
ticket for the last five years. Does any per.
con deny itf To be more particular, we car
prote that this genuine Democracy voted fol
Sheriff Moore and Treasurer Myers, and
when they did it they we're crying aloud il
the street Z" do MT split the ticket. ~ Thin
Of course was done for effect to keep the
Democrats in the county in the belief tina,
the leaders in this city go il straight True
nearly all do, but generally there is a littlt
adulteratiou. b
Come up, fellow Democrats, and hear
something about the rebellion. No man il
tnote capable of telling you the progress th'
Government is making toward subduing tn,
rebellion than Mr.. Pugh. He knows al
about it. Listen and see il he says ONT
word about it. .--.-.-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
The Last and Noblest Work Of Reb.
eldom.
tFrom the Nashville Union.l

lFrom me Nashviho Ohioul
Of all the outrages to which any people
have been subjected. the last institution of
torture devised for East Tennessee is the
most vile, the most brutal, and the most
congenial to the morals and spiritual culture
Of the rebels 'ilA 49, @ ;..sa "a,
The women Of East Tennessee have been
forced to 20 into the fields and labor to raise
bread for themselves and children. They
have toiled 80 earnestly and faithfully, and
succeeded ia raising such abundant crops,
that the brutal leaders Of this rebellion have
appointed commission to accompany DON,
script agents to aset trtain whether they are
really women, or men in disguise. This
most inhuman commission is now subject
ing those patriotic mothers to au examipar
tiOu the most eruel'aud barbarous that has
ever disgrsced humanity. We know the
education and INSTINCTS Of these animals,
and can credit tho statements Of men oi
veracity who have recently fed from that
psrsesVted land. Those persons who are 'ig.
norant Of their chaTscters cannot believe
suoh cruel method of torture.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

ADvIcEs from Gen. Roseorans's army tn
the 18th, and from Gen. Rsrnsidss to the
10th, state that both wetv then on the move
the former bound for Uhattanposa and
the latter for Knoxville. The Cincinnati
Gazette of Friday says: I'VE have private
sdvioes from the Army Of tho Cumberland
up to Monday evening, the 18th. inst. "A
movement was in progress, and the public
may soon look for important news from East
Tennessee. The loyalists Of that section,
60 long bound, and 80, terribly crushed by
Rebel tyranny, win soon be libefstedi OF
ii not, the Army Of the Cumbe, land, which
has never been defeated, will fail to accom-
plish itsa 6ksct." Lahl - NJ ~ 'tfiF =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

sO-Ir will, no doubt, be gratifying to the
numerous friends Of Hon. H. ]. Jswett in
this county, to learn that he does not belong
to the Butternut party, and that he will
not support the Vallsndishsm ticket, or vote
for it this fsll.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

fNHE Undersigned rs the Executor OF Jnmes Eaton,
i late Of Belmont County, Ohio, deceased, on tho
18th day of September next,
OH the premises will sell Ave stveral and adjoining pieces
OF Real Estate near the OF Morrisowh m sx'd
county aud OF which s said James Eston died seized
un, sls poles known as The Stenm siil lot. Two Of
said pieces being the lots which the said James Eaton
resided for years before and Al the time OF his
DEATH one containing and one hall scre-ths other
containing three acres, one rood and 291s poles
The two other pieces being now occupied by one
poe-,he other containing one rood poles
The last mentioned pieces will be cold subject 70
life esiuie OF Elizabeth Eaton, the widow OF tie said
James Eaion therein. '.a = ,
The terms OF sale will be made known on the day OF
sale. AARON EAfON,,
Ex'r Of JAMES Eaton, deed.
August 90, ls63.--5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

SGWs hope the Union mon Of the county
will turn out eappas to the meeting on next
Thursday, At Bsrnssville, and hear Colons
Charles Anderson and Hon. 9. volney Dor
ssy use up Nswlight Peace Domocrssy,(,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

sav-The time d holding the Belmont fu-
dependent Agricultural Fair has been chsug-
ed, and will be held on Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday. the l1th. issh ssd issh days
Of 6sptenlber. : = NN'e'e ~'''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
How states and Districts are tG
be Credited for their Quotas.

'lE following in relation to the credit which districts
nut. a res, any quesuon in relation 10 wara and town.
ship quotas The credit must appear on tho rolls a.
washington twin 50 for nothing until after the dTa
has besn made'
fT vsAsur,sorcs, Aug I, 1859.
To r. NJ Btomlsy, D. b. T. Moore, and Henry Hebing,
Coftait,ee OF Common Council OF Rochester:
Gentlemen The Provost Marehal General OF the Uni
ted Susss decides that he will give credit or every man
enlisted from every town OF ward IN our CongresNona
ard urou previous calls and also si persons enlisted
subseaueni 10 the 10Th day Of November last, when the
repor Of our Military Committee 70 the Adiuanl General
o( he STATE bears date. The Of every persou 90
claimed 10 be credited must appear on The musterros
filed IN the Adiuant Genesaps ONCE at washington ne
hinks II uprudcn tho Score OF public policy to sus.
pend Inc draft IL any district for the mere purpose o.
seIn the number be discharged can be made as well
aherard and before the mustered into the ser
VICE provided the proof is furnished eeose the c they
are required to report. ALInEpu p,s, u.I.h., EL5,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
LOST MARE--$25 REWARD

A. BROWN MARE, six years old, black name. tai
n and legs. full medium size. small snr In forehead,
one f moi wo) small white spots rninp, below the
root Of the iai carries her .a side large cara
le swnyed in the hack broad the ioin, and heavy
hind quarters, taken by Morsans forces from the
sta,he OF Rev 3. Hoge AT New Alexandria, Jefferson
County. Ohio. on the 25th Of July.
ANY information IN regnrd TO this may be sent TO
Rev. n. 8. Hoge, nj New Alexandria, or to
---,-s--ii ST. Clairsville Belfn5ni Couusy Ohio.
rrSieubenvilie Weekly Herald and New Lisbon
Buckeye State copy three weeks each and seae bill 10
this Office for collection t-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Omoers' Drill.

The Commissioned officers ofthe First
Regiment, Belmont County, Ohio, Militia,
so eTs rsausstsd s to eSst ~ st & a:
TO- o'clodsA NJ, for drill 10 the school Of the
soldier and company. sfAtt t.,.t -
JAS. r. CHARLEswoRrH, Colonel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Administrators Notice.

NTOTICE Is hereby given thai IN the Probate Court Tor
IN Belmont County. Ohio, the undersigned was az:
pointed and qualified as Admniseor oi the estate oil
John Sieller. deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment snd thosn having claims against
said estate notified TO present them Tor settlement
"''"'" '"' ''-' '' DAVID PooUE, Adm.
kuaust n. 1879 A-pd. -.. ..t...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
rleetinE ed Powhattan.

There will be . meeting Of the Union men
Of York Township at a
POWHATTAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST goth,
1t 2 o'clock P. n.
Col. O. L. PooRMAN. Capt. P. TALL
MAN, and Capt. AMOS GLOVER will address
the meeting. a-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

HwTbe Belmont County Agricultural
Fsir comes o6 ON Wednesday, Thursday and
Fridsy. the 2sd, 24thial'd 18Th days of Sep
tember. 80 ,l,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Internal Revenue,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all tar payers un-
lN der the U. r. Excise Law. In Belmont Cbuniy, that
the June List has been received and all taxes charged
upon them are now due. und II not paid before the
8lst day Of August,
will be ,ubjoc, to TEN PER CENT additional. as well
As he nbe collection by disrn and sale Of properly
without further delay. DAVID T. HOWELL,
Deputy ColIector Internal Revenue 10th District
August 90 1861
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

COMETHING NEW.-Eswsld Psieni Boos and
= Shoe Soles and Heels. for Lsdes and Gentlemen
Call aud see them They will wear long a six pair
Of leather soles. For sale by ~.
mrI2 HOWELL 3 ARKLE Bhdseper, OAie
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Auetloncer's Notice.
I3ENZTNE.
PerrOgraDhs 'sCartes de TiSite.' ?

CUPERIOR TO Pbotogrspbs being more clear and
- distinct Ssvemty-one different kinds. comprising
distDx uished Generals and Satermen Price 10 Cents
each For ssis Of wRi,DAY 4 COLEMASS
Drug and cheuies al Store. r. Clnirsve. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Executor's Notice,

NOTICE il hereby given that at the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned wns ap-
pointed and qualified as Admnistrator of the estate
OF Henry Stanton, deceased, late Of said County.
AlIhose indebted said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; und those having claims against
said estate notified TO present than ior seienen'
"''""' ''' ''-' MARY P. DAWSON, r,,.
ELI STANTON,
soao
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Spursl Spurs! Spurs!
DoR SALE a, wELDAY & CoLEMAN's Dru,
i and Chemical siors, 81. Clairsville, Ohio.
NOticS.

N Offices. f
t1;,sb..h Eaton. Piuinuf THE sbove named de
nga,iIst l. fendans will take no.
c.o,v. Esou Caleb Joncs tice tlpt the above named
snd vdia Ann Jones his plaintiff hs. caused pet-
MI, Andrsv, Patton John lion 10 be 6led in the Cout
Walker and Cynthia Ami Of Comment fioss oi We
WsIher., his wife, Peter county Of Belmont Ohio,
flovd and Cotneha LLOYD in which they and Others
M Eife and others. drf.s are defendants Thai the
object and prayer petition Is TO obtain f G ps-
lid tho legal title in lee simple for the pi.nun 20 lot no
bree in the town Of Morrisown In said county,
and also 70 two Ioods and three perches o land lying
East of the said town OF Morrisown, and South Of the
National Road and bounded on tho wcst by lot bc-
longing TO Sarah and Harriet Hinds The isgui tide TO
both of which pieces OF land was in the laae James Ea-
ton decensed. Al the time Of his desfh.
The mid defend ANA will be required answer asid
peeion on o. beiors she ieih day OF octohef. 100
r''-D' r - - 3. g. & D. D. T. CCWEN
Av,ur, n isSa -ow Aay's for FlM
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Attachment Notice.

s,,,, uorl lbsim.r I1EFoRE Israel Phillips, Justice
W. I'D Of the Peace Of Peace Town,
Elijah Johnson. siP, Bemon, County SiS, ,Ss, Sa
~ saschmsn, II Dc abovs scoa for The sun. q 20 ~
~ - -'-" 7 7'Ef.{sff Q. HOkkhkAaicn.
Angus, 20, isas-s -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Notice to Township TreasWers

,ryuE Ausus sppouionment OF School, Township and
Road Fund Tor the different Townships 10 now
rs'dy lot di''''0'"'A' 4 RS; c1ARK, Auditor
Aoy,,s, q isS3-aw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Pocket-Book Lost.

nN Tuesday evening. between Elijah Pick eing's and
ST. Ciairsviile, containing snail sum of money
Any finding IL will eonfer favor By leaving i Al
,,.s olTcc Elijah PickernJs. auT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
rrnnsna,:e,.f States,

['oR The nss Of young pertons lesfnins tie an
o''S' " ~ ~weLpxY 1 coLEsIAN's
3 Dfug and Chemiea eal Store
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

Erec1xtor,s .NOtice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at ne Pscbsss
IN Court for Belmont county the pndefstsued WIS
appointed aud qualified Executor OF tbs eststs OF
Franklin Bell. decd 'ste OF Belmont county Ohio.
All those indebted Il said estate are requested 70 maks
immediate payment; and those having claims NasnS
said estate arc nohed TO present them os sesmens
within one year from this ds,e. s5E,
JxMES KERR. lrxs.r
JOSEPH Y. HUTCHINSON,
August 6, 1859.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

NOTICE IL hereby given that at the Probate eou iss
~ Belmont County. Ohio. the undersigned wss ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the Of
Daniel warrei. deed, late Of sold County
All those indebted said ~s,a;e requested 10 make
immediate psynr,; and those having claims ass,nsa
said notified TO- present them fof ssttsment
within ono year frotn this date.
August 90 1859
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Ynsinsss Mdtifes.
a PEW RHAsoNs WAY rHg
American Watch

e American w hVCu
rs 10 THE BEsr.
= his made on The best principle. while ne foreign
watch |. generally made no principle q all
Let us look a, The contrast The foreign watch most
~ made by women and boys ~ rssD wbns fhsif To-
Dor 10 cheap, lbes work 10 dear st any price Such
watches are made wIhous pisn md sod without spaf
s,sse They are irregular IN construction, ard sae Is
irregular In movement They sv desisned only % cell,
und he baysS is the parry mos fhofosshJ cold rbsss
wba have kept "anefssr "iepines sud "sw'ss irvrr''
in proi.ssed repair fss few years will spprees the
iru,h Of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THH AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being nsds Of several huadseA ie pieces
screwed together, the body Of the Amsresn waeh is
formed Of SOLID PLATES. No ias iperferes with the
harmony OF lie working and mo suddts sho<k eanibrow
il. machinery ou, Of gear Secession Off psr FROM
s,othef 10 unknown TO he constitution, aud m riding OF
any buses. pursui, Il ia oil held toseher kuy ~
single piece Of metal Ii Ia ius whsi ell mschinsry
Should be-
Isl ACCURATE.
ID SIMPLE
3D. STRONG.
4,h ECONOMICAL.
We no, only secure cHEAPNEss By our system, bu,
QUALITY We do not pretend that our Watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign nAKE-srlvEs
but ,hn for its real value II 10 sold for h the priee
oUR SOLDIERS WATCH tnsmed wm Ellery, Is
what is name indicates sod sub.antis. aud always
Reliablewarran,ed 10 stand any ninoun, Of Marching
Riding or Fighting.
our NEXT HIGHER QUALITY or WATCH
tnsmed p O. BsrIen h srilu In sife and general sp
peafance but has more Jewels. and elabfste finish
OUR LADIES WATCH. recently brought out Is put
up In gres, variety Of patterns. many Of them Of
beauty aud workmanship 10 quite small but warranted
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
.afsneJt,,sessf Notice.

81 cury. Plaintiff l pgroHE Esbe. sIoT,;cnl :
~ ysssi , q y. rssss 2, SS,c osio
On the zth day OF Joy, iue3 said Jusoe issued OF
der Of attachment In The shove scon for the sum OF
ter dollsn hrd nyGr cents debt, ard n dollars costs
OF this aetbn. 81. CURTIS
July 2pth ts67 suO 2ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
.affacl.,,.esat Notice.

Peter Tallmsn plaintiff Bsar1osetE ;o;sDsi Tassii: e;
g Sarah C. tmphrey and Of The Peace Of kirk
Levi Uinphrey her husband. def wood Township Bel:
mon, County Ohio, the 4h day Of August ift3 said
Juscs issued an order Of attachment in the above action
ior The sum OF ss0 with interest from the a day Of No
veuber, 1861. PETER TALLmAN.
Angusf 1sdJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

Dosr sonexs rms BAawssviLLE Mass
MEETING, NEXT THyxsDAY, l@
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Assistant Assessors Netice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all Hh6ta il may
IN that any person Residing in the Towashps
Of Wayne Somerset Warren Cohen, kirk wood FluSh-
ing, Union md Rehlsid desiring take out ieen>s
fof my Of s trades, busiets. occupations requiring
n license therefore under the Exrise Law, can Be
comnodatsd by sts,ng in letter the oreup sou Or pusi-
and OF such Ior which they may license,
and will fill blank appcs and scrd the sefus IN
mail for their signature which they can feturn BY mai
a. belmont, Belmont Co, o.
ALONZo p MILLER
Assessor ID Dvisioh, 18Th Asscsanen, Dst ohiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-14


The toh0wing accounts Of japanese gar
dsns Is giVea in the New York Tribune:
We ride across the city an ne roach the
sO-me-s suburbs-noted for their extensive
gardens and nurseries. which take up both
sides Of the street for the distance Of a mile.
Indeed no small portion Of the nOrth-~e.-
tern suburbs--as We learned by this and
subsequent RIDES devoted % gro~ing
trees and plants. both native and exotic.
for sale. These gardens arr wholly unlike
Puntinqua gardens AZ Canton. There j.
little show Of that barbarous taste which
delights 80 much in mere grotesqGeness OF
shape. The japanese gardener. though he
is fond Of training his tree to resemble a
boat. house or an elephant. Is f0nder still
OF initiating objects Of more grace Of shape.
and more IN harmony With plant life. In
the S0-me-e gardens. Ittle Is 70 be seen Of
the fantastic. bot a great deal Of skillfGl
cultivation. and a variety and vigor Of
growth delightful tr witness. A consider
able proportion % the tres and plants are
Of foreign birth. though the true and proper
PRIDE Of the japanese gardener. worthy OF
imitation BY our American gardeners. ap-
pears 20 be 10 make the most and best Of
What Is native 10 his country 40 that bv
far the most Interesting portions Of al these
gardens were the indigesoas growths. Ev-
en The csu.mon thistle. n I saw for myself.
IN the SO-roe-e gardens. Was no; neglected.
II some VARIETY Of blossom. some new form
OF leaf or petal was attaiaable Hybrid
ration. and the prodac;ion o. varieties. or
sports Is the japanese gardener JOY.
There Is nothing. from blade Of grass t.
an oak. that he does not manage to pro
duce. striped. blo;ched or notified in the
most eurioas manner. The general cult
Walton IN these gardens j. similar to that in
our nurseries-the young trees growing IN
thick set rows. the more delicate 81 the
trees. shrubs or plants in pots Every va
riety o. garden work was in proSress-for-
eng. training. grating. bu,iding. &c. as
We shoGld sec Il Al Lome The Japancsc
have no greenhouses Of glass. Their win
ter eOuservatorics are simple. a straw
fha'cbed shed. open TO the Sun AZ day AMI
closed With mats AZ night. and destitute Of
any heating apparatus. carries the tender
trees safely through the short winter
thanks 20 the generally oloudless sky Of thst
season The forcing beat Is the manure
PIT. or. more commonly. nce straw chop
ped down With plenty Of water. covered Up
and left 20 ferment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-14
Frusn the a-sscha.ett. PLo-ua-
Comparative feeding value OF Roots
and Hay.

In another column Nc have urged upon
our readers the importance Of inproy ing
the present golden opportunity 20 make
sure Of good substantial root crop 20 al
m the next winters feeding Of cattle
Some Of tie advantages Of pursuing such =
course are well set forth in the following.
prepared BY DR. George b Loring. Of "a
lem. as the result Of his own experience.
and coming. as the statement does. from
one OF the most experienced farmcrs and
careful feeders in the county. 10 j. veil en-
titled 20 careful consideration where any
doubt exists a. 70 the economy q root cul-
fure.
Without entering into any accurate cal
oulation Of the cost Of keeping cattle on dir
fereni kinds Of food. Ne propose 70 make a
short comparison q the amount o. food fur
nished BY the various crops used for feed
an. from given piece q ground.
Taking tons Of hay pr acre - the ba-
sis q calculation. and a. representing the
kihd q cultivation ~hich b. cmployed. ~
may oonocde that an acre q ground wm
yield the following crops hay. tous /.
Swedish turnips. is tons; mangold wurt-
eel. - tons; carrots. p tons Indian corn.
30 bushels
The practical values. a. obtained by cx-
periments Ia feeding. are hay. 100 To-.
- equivaicnt 90 CD los q Swedish tur-
niPs. 100 pounds Of mangoid waftzel. 250
pounds Of carrots. and - pounds q Indian
corn.
An acre viii yield three times a. much
food 10 turnips a. in hsy az times a.
much food In mangoil. a. 10 has . times
- much IN carrots a. 3D. hay, and about =
10 times a. much ia corn a. in hay
The Dr. very seusibiy remarks We
have furnished tbe 6gures for the benefit Of
those vho desire 10 ascertain. 81 possible.
the most economicai and ussfsi crops f,r
cattle husoandry. There b no doa5t that.
valuable a. hay j. a. an article OF food. AL
universal as D. BE- use here. tbrrr are croa.
Which form q useful ally Cd Be-. ia the t.u.i-
ness Of Carrying cattle through tie winter
The question %. which Of these crops - che
bcst ior such q purposc-the most econom-
sea- and pro6table The farmer
nast Jsdge or himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-14
Sale of Public Lands
LAND OFFICE

tAaaHf. sanf u 49,.
ii Fsfsy.crr "a - - dsfasf ia charf-r s. - %
u ttna =. GsNi.st Stafutss. 80 ~ art~rs frs-u
~ eaFeresf aa-i touscii. sgysoss-i Tslruars s.
80 narch =. i>sa. : h~rcbs givs sofscs that az
t.a.~tcg srh-.rlr of isni. tll DO offered f.r .. l.
au lurs.st. af y e'ei.k ru.n 80 ~ fr.f a., a
>rltrrui~r ursf. -f th- ilsai Oasr. "a = pro. 90
arfe 80 30. than ths uiaalu,.a f,sd in ~ alsrs-
ti-~i hsf.
IT, sale ta DO o. s-aiel rrcI-.sais a. co.c,rr,-
rs ~ifh ihr rfoF,sa.r. q re f.frg-isx Chspf.r
ant s-riss. ehlch rr.nirr fhaf trn 80 csufura Il
80 urnrullHi rrlcr nf thr .osrshrp psft there.
81. shai rrfru.rsrs each o.. r.asal. ~hfrh suus
-hsI ron-fifufs r.sft ~ ant D. a'iavet 81 80
rfsh rafu-~at e., D. u,atr u..aa a. a. ashis go
tract ra4sha-r-l.
III F-rsaa r.kiar th- aigh~-i "a shove th~
nlaiuaaan rfcr shai o. 1csisrri ne rirrhassr a..
or rasu,srf e oae-thiri of the f..rrtHsr ussarf 81
raeh fHr rtlnE fh~ Geo. ~ craf 20 thr ulaia.i r,
rr,rc trr-.-.frt ihs t-iaf Arrnt shan uiik~ uuf
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aui rrrurlrl 90