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The Message of tie PRESIDENT, is the most
remarkable of any that has ever been deliver
ed to- Congress.i sItisr able for what it
omits to say. 3 One half of the tEentysdne
pages which itscoyers is devoted to the Negro
No z no sentence, no line, no word is giv-
en- toalaudtor esen mention the bravery, the
gallantry, the good conduct of our soldiers in
the various bloody battles which have been
fought. No sorrowsit expressed Tor the la
mehted Dead. Nc allusion is made. to the
manned and wounded.lsNo sympathy is ten
dered to the, s~orrowing widows and to the help
less orphans made during the progress of this
war, which could have been avoided abysdhen5
orable compromise, if the President aHd5This
friends had chosen 50 to do. sa fa
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sss- When the great ship is in, danger of
sinking, the safety of the crew lies in the sea-
worthincss of the smallboats. In other words:
sIfthere is danger of the overthrow ofthe Fed
leral Government, orr only guaranty against
utter wreck, is in the goyernmentasb Of the
States. u zst &C., saSfs5 eSs = h.
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Tho Way of the Transa.res-
10 Hard--~eFS etribptiou

Tho Way of the Transgres-
esOr is Hard--<>FSefributiou
Besun.
IFf6s the caueasian.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered one Of his
aseliticn aera5gies in Elizabeth, n. J, the
MEX it was over. Puttipg IBIS precious car
eass in the hands of the police, he got off in
safety. DIR. Horace Greeley we understand,
was assaaed the ether evening near Eovejoy's
Hotel, in this city, with the most opprobrious
'epithets from . large crowd of persons who
surrounded him. 4he philosopher fsskedad-
died. very suddenly to the safe retreat of his
Office. We advise Beeches and Greeley to use
their infaenee to stop this war as soon as pos
ible, SO that when the victims of abolition fol-
" are takinstheir vengeance upon the cause of
1t, they may have some Recommendations to
save them from the indignation of the peo.
pie.
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g a6-McClellan's friends are overy.ahere
even on a jersey City ferry boat. They car
RED the little chieftain on their shoulders
from the boat to the. Philadelphia cars, one
day last week, il spite of his protcstations-
The widest enthusiasm prevailed while,
.blushing, he bowed his acknowledgements.
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RepaB1ican Peaee Pepper

- 2 81 -
The Portland (Nfe.9 Adveytiser, a Republi-
can paper is out for q peace conference and
for stopping the wal. 1t advocates a HsPeace
Conferense between the North and South. for
the purPose Of achieving, through peaceful
agencies, restoration of the Unioa:" These
are its own words.
Had not Stanton better look to thai. Repaub-
.lican organ, lest it stirs up q feeling against
the war, and converts the Maine Ab~olitionists
10 its own reed7 Hnndleds of Democrats
have been sent to prison for much less. tofenses
against tie administration than this. AfeB
months since it was counted rank treason for
any naan to propose a Peace Conference, or to
advoeatea peaceful solution of our troubles.
Abolition heads of affairs keep a sharp
look -outfos their NJ partisans who hazesa
little independence and sense, lest they may
all wheel into line against the war, and inaug-
urste a tsPeace Party That would be ruin
Gus fl the business of all the speculators and
contractors, and thieves, and robbers
generally. SID gst seisfa 9gl
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The Pity f e1tfo1>us ins1Ense
sspab iii A9 s. & & I
One of the leading d@ailies in Lsndon, the
Herald, thus expresses its views efour Adj
niDistration. 1t says
sThe Presidents Message Is worthy ofits
authors. The weakness of Mr.. Lincoln, the
dull insolence of Mr.. Seward, the puzzle-head-
ed incapacity of Mr.Ghase, the-boastfuEhefps
lesspessr of MI. Stanton, all find characteristic
expression therein. Undsserying of respect
OF compassiou as the Northeren-people have
shown themselves, we can hardly refrain from
plying fheng when we think at what a crisis
of their affairs they are compelled to endure
the rule Of such men as these-mcn whom
in England we shoaid hardly think 6t5ta direct
the councils of ~ parish vestry.Daq baa tssi
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now Sick soIdIers are treated


A correspondent of the Louisville Journal,
mr;tiGg from Memphis, gives the following as
the condition of the hospitals at that place and
the way the poor sick soldiers are treatedT7
He sage sss-r 800 ssqss5s
al have, to day, been through, the hospitals
in this city, and I must say that of all the
filthy, badly-conducted Institutions that I have
ever visited those here, arc far the worst
Some Of the rooms look as if they had not
been swept for mpnths,a while the 4patients
generally have nothing to lie. upon except The
floor and but ono blanket over them. There
are not half .-nrses enough The nnusess at
pendants and surgeons. ane neglieentt { 1 was
Ieredibly informed that one surgeon has SO de-
graded himself today as TO order one Of the
poor sufferers, who was SCARCELY able TO walk,
to the City prisep, simply. because he could
not sweep ont his room when ordered. The
same surgeon has twice been guilty of beating
Patients over the head These charges can
be proved" :,
~ As to the Sanitary stores that are cent to
the sick and wounded, the same writer says.
"Where is the Smmense quantity OF sanitary
stores that have been coatributed for the BEN
eft of the sick and wennded? Havetliey been.
fairly distributed.d or have they been sold and
the money been appropriated by dishonest
They are not to be seen in ff:e hos
pitais Of Msmph:s. Z / have seen many boxes
here marked e.sanitarya s~tores,v yet I see none
of thef contents in the hospitals. You can
form your o mn conclusion essia :
That presents poor encouragement to enter
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[From sbc Holmes County Farmer.l
Letter From Jonathan @.
Smith to Rod.

Sr.ss1. G.a,-.a- DnSs =
w Co. nTu-D..1 oo-,oea
" AsHlssto -
DEER rote two you the
lass me- Me-. I1ns x n ,ts az. ~ aat Ees.e g1ium Dus
peioar tNem Iears, De a. .ns. nsne I sPeak aDout
between HALIEck ETAsFoS ana anE was
I an M; Ill.,; n.y. Ia { ;ata : $500 = srsssel;
~ was ! blaSea s evervbnddy else with tie falt
~ 90 ssi1.ssl si..oa i!nIaJ T...,apshn
IL :. Ieu iss.,a IN - !. Ynsssngs
- - :. .nsnoa JtIas Ts at
- III h.n,w o.as. nlJ Ar 49, ! T. III.
aa.n .ho,t.ha CO. - - ID 49,
I;-ic IN. w.. ItE
~ 10 Lon,;t az srssh1 80 hntI &c = ~.
md wont Is hin, and bst ibss toddvss MIN Nm,
7 %ens : -. anu Des = o 'u"uly,tss ~ % ny +
Una. oonla Z na up sle Wno'e ma.ser n 1.-TWO TWO
Al "a s,srissa Ne Posspon g. s.s Y
~ - ~; : ass;s1..;on 9A III $500 ~ ~ ~
10y . - ~ nv s1 .teslge npnaa 3 smore ehas ne
W wphel sec tne counsIy sums so7 'apei DoI HON OF :
sSasssss ye 4 siI4 le noIaEsI ossass
aPp,o oayN Ia ~ i =. = . oAp.ne 9W11 un !" 81
Z nay y a1 rn n el ln eacn pana' ana 70 Pre-
J" n''aoAs y y : na0 . picce = w y Ns
masien, "nicn, composed tne outpos1s OF my
sEufl, - arIange1 SO as 70 proeruoe rom q
mole IN the sack o. my trowsers ana sarve for
2 rear nag OF truce,
Ai.er co1zsI eM ing agiee9 70 walt Two
Euays iol ~ Y ny .ne. Tesp9nslpllity q sun I'm,
ppuuuuy ueal p : =. enen wen.iu eow~
= 7 1an1sNo 1852 A y .o,u hlM INC
ucai was 70 Psy anu 10 Pl'cn war ne,. AIter
Itocke en- Iae xaoie matter over coaxed MN 70
m Ia oas nffs report ara put Tue Diame on him-
sen, 81
Next went How'd 10 washington with AM
BRosEs report, ana told EN- what I had dun,
ana ina Wair All very glad, ana Inc Cqpinet
ana congress rnd an Inc Govefnment ofhsers
anu Army contractors and eyeryDuddy else
what iiyes at the pu6ilo hrib relolced with
Fexceeden graft Joy and axed me to drink, and
seq they WOOD hold on to thar offses-
ABE gfy me a lew thousand dollars OF legal
tender ior ny trouble. which | shall aPpropri-
ave Win my d'stingulsnco AFFINITY 70 approprl-7
are en- .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

hoyement 1aslabo4t to be made. It saya
'sdch partisalarA as we have received of the
intention of Gen. Baraside il would 4oU be-
sprenat4s ase3etto make public but We hare
reason to- believe that the army Is across the
river; alfhoaghEe Ire without confirmation Of
-the news by Telegraph
New York, Jan. 19.
A despatch from Washington states that
the President is preparing aspeeial message
to Congress on osipg the issue Of more legal
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aIxaSHERIFRS SA1A TYsaSu.
Jacob Hufhmaa,, ess HInsA shIas4 6eHalSss =.

= banueI 71uHman, ~ q OOm7DO1 EIe18. t94.N. =
- - zdG9 = @tQzExS - EElsSfH 81 ~ EaFsr
: In Pursnnnce to The command Of an Qrds4
of Sale Of Mortgaged premises duly issued ont IS
the Court of Common Rleasaofs said Ccnnty, dated
ted, I will expose to sale at Public auction MI fheffzs
doorof theCaWEkH House. in AshlandEon -
Thursday, The IaH day 1fsFsbrssssyy l869srsn
between The bours Of 10 o,c;ock Al
'geloekRs Ns,Of said day ths 5slleEiPg dessriss@Gas&
y of Ashlands and sfateaofa Ohio, and in Rugglssaf
Township and hcnnded and described ar feloWss
Being Part of lot No. eleven 1ll and twelve (i2)s
eection TIVE (2), TownshfpsDne Il eein the tweniiefh
range o. Townships being the South Part of lotsoq 4
elevepBlE j containing fifty one afres and siheS
South part of the Wesf part of lot No. Twelve IL
containingtyentyspine acres, said lands are bound
ed on the East and North by lands owned by Mich
olas Perins. on the West by land owned By Iss6eH -=
,Blainiana Geapge Darby and ohfheS6nfh Il 7sEif9
owned by Widow Durham.
Appraised at S-K Ter = az sale2Cash
s9esssrsJAMEB MoEUOI.I ShcrsE
Jaaqasyyl e, 1865 snBR prs fee IS
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9osA large number of Federal troops at Mash
Vile mutinicd before the fight, refusing to ,ad.
vance and the desertiensl were very snume-
rnns. IL E.M -n.en.sh h =.
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SHERIFF,S SAFE q. 2
Isabella A. Hamiltoaei1 sIH Psstition IN ASHLAND

leSaoettaA n. ~ u HltlON N A4nlAuQ
Henry & ays; isl i ccs saS5IlSs s@sHsess. irasrss.sa III
N pursHanesadp the aeppaal IF an Alias ps.sssk
Of ite Court Of con@osna Pleas q said Count. ss sssss,sa
ted as shs asth day Eye Of January. 4. 7 D; . 1851. and q
onsthe Premise<a an Ffidayyg9guss ass ND "a
TN 1sA dag ~ d laaRu,
a between he he hours q Y o'clock I. y. aaa saas ssss
lands and tepepents, to-wit Situate in the Comfy
Of Ashland and Slate of s0bsos aud more apsr9cg-
s0aish East assrfsr If afsseatisp ssysss seer Il ~. Ed
twentytwoltaa) Of range fifteen (15s bssinniae st E--H =
seh the section Lac thirty four ohainaand dayasishI
links to asseae on landsoEped shx John HART q
West line of said qsaFies fhirtyesix ehaiss md sss
ninety -fvs links TO Ncornenf thsnee rsst Passllsl
chains South Of the arasrs Eas. hirsfavss ehsipsss4ss
and swenty.tvo links; thspse seuths On o. ssesto1r aid
place of beginning .Sontaihine oas hsnaEsa and
fssaiytN No eares q land more rlezssaaTesn
in one year and the residue in tvosysars fFsnSdaE : =
of sale. Back payment u be secursdbE Raszgsee -
e " a'ssssAAelfs1Sh 3 a fstssee sk.z;s[G
JannarY -, 1sss-.PEs, .tse $500 5 .aaa
bsals q Raj Esta.s = oF9sE = s..
Hsssh ,AlssHTsCourfess Iaissqs 3atNegsa 80
= lppTssaaha1sesss sSf an OarasasSi or me frybats Com ssg
IofAshland county, Ohio made qnT Tie aaeth afz 20
,Gazsat. Admir- of George stol. decsassd ys. pnfE-
arias stall, hiqsWidoHa & al thel upaeEsig4ed NiRasvso
sff s aoSM Id5, ytos is1,ss,ar sss "a sR S sses "a. 2 s,ss;s
between the hours oft O'Clock, lR. 1m,S shd = d.stdsA
ieleek P M; Of said Hay, on tbs Bremfses.oHsr Is
sa1sas & ss III s s6Slh aaaps e xaa asssf,e sSa sssl e ss'as ssoIsfn<
land, and State Of Ohio, q Wit: Ifbeihgn he south .eiae
'ssss 2,'i is1s.. q tss ~ s ~ as sss ! sPsE ill., e sss'sss -
ranEe siE.ee.tfe7 ccHxuiningf forty ceres more -
s lssssssas q sli aaa sas ,s 70 vi! f Fsss ss ;ssss gss ssas
ter Of the ssttalssst qaartsr ofsselfS a&ssHySt% xG
eI614said lands lying adjoiRihg each other n tls
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- otice.
EszBHI SesS 80
Samuel Eichelbarger, Executor Of
John HQugh deceass4s 7Plaintif

Samuel Elchelbarger, EXECUTOR Of
John H9pgA dssfa'fa RlsiHtitEs e
Lucinda ]. Pitsigst, wm.nA riasa-
ger, John +. Pittenger, John Hougk,
Milton Hough, Mc0Iufe HougHs AZ
mira Hough.P P. Hough, Hiram Housh
Francis ruth, Luther Ruth, John
Hough. Jno. o. Hough, Isaac Ho1gb,S
Lewis Hough, Edmund Hough, Mar
garet Hough, Henrietta Hough Mary
f. Hough, John Hough. WilIatA
eHough. Alexandera and He6rieit1 Sea
erick Heugh, Paul H6peh, Josiah,
though, Mathew HaHgh, uesrge
W. Hough, Francis n. Heagh. -
sBeegley andsSarahA Beegle3, Ba-
vid and Mahala Bennett, Mary
Hough, Henry Hspgh4 Fernendez
-Hongh, Hetta neugh, IohnA 11eugha
Chas. and LsHisa Diesem. William
and Elisabeth Strickland, John
Thomas, H~enr5etta 4komas, Jane
Thomas and Louisa Shearer, Defen-
rdonfc
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EAa9a3 - eaD
.KE1J5
! 2AE0I a EHG
Iaasasnlss3
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Loo piles from its mouth, b the land and
naval forces under McClern ana ard Porter.E
The surrehdsE occurred on SsnduJ with all
the guns, stores, amnlunition, BE. AS YET Ne
are Without fan particulars. Dur loss is re-
perted 81 Zoo aud The rebel less 500lin Killed
and wounded, and from 5,Qo0to 7sov0 prison.
ers. These results may be modified by fuller
and more authentic accounts.
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eaprl
.x0aSoh SaNk
zEoL 98acz
.HTIEE W0T&8
Ashlana O.
zaEa2a aCSkf
Et ff s59Ia
kIz0T4yE %
0hi6gE
.I3HA&
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SolQs 49, - E~Nt~3 a-
6Tbfs was the second time IN the history Of
the Racrii that a rebellion of property-hoiders
against the lower classes and against the gov
eminent was ever carried on.@The: Hunga-
ran rebellion was-ope of that kind, and tina
failed, as must eyerg rebsllion of men of Pro;
perty against .fhe government and against the
of the many, ! -
The combinatipn of M-ETTERNIcH and
PRoUDHoS il this remarkable p~tterance, DE:
serves our special admiration. Like Iittletat
'Titmouse in his impecuniouss days, EgTLER
is in favor Of agiying everybody everything
that doesn't belong 10 him, whileat tie SAM
time ke. maintains the divine. right of govern
asent, ike JAMES II himself or Col. KIRK,
that loyal hangman of the Stuarts, whose
metho2s Of spppressing treason in Deyonshire
and Soeaerset BUTLER has not unsuccessfully
minated IN Louisiana. That a d~emagogpe BY
faith should be a despot In practice is not at
all strange These things are as old in his
tory as they are sad IN experience. The IN
consisteocies of a Butler are no more original
than his iniquities. But it is instructive to
See how sinfallibly the elective a%fHnities Of
character override all other forces, and range
the shifty political triekster of Lowell, become
. mock duke ia New Orleans, In the same
category with reai. field -marshals and born ty-
rants against the general Interests of freedom
and of humanity all The world eysrE7Ne, Y
TOTE AOfo0 <sFr. - ~
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The America Haysnau on the Hum
garian Revolution. ZIP -

- ~ NNlAs 49, 80
nau is hardly fair to the memory of an ONCE
who had at least proved that he could wiels
the sword against men as well as the scourg
against women, HATNAU disgraced himsel
and the Austrian, name by his conduct ~
conquered Hungary; but he really did no
begin to play the despot till he had sheyI
himself to be a soldier, and the caPtor OF 20
morn has Claims upon history which car
scafcelyb be pleaded for the strategist OF Grea
Bethel sqa
but although a Haynau highland probabl,
would have fought brayely even under tn.
command of o Butler, in all points OF ciyi
administration the resemblance between tn
Austrian and the, New Highlander IS sufficient
II striking to excuse The public sense fol
chasing them together. And BUTLER him
self has now formally Endorsed this elasslhca'
ton by deneuncing the revolution IN Hunga
ry Us cordially as his European prototype
could have asked.
IA few persons, chiefly contractors q Gus.
farmhouse officers, haYinglealled upon BUT
LER at his hotel in this city the other evening
to offer him the satisfaction Of eating his din
their company, the grateful ex-despot
made them a little speech, the burden OF
which vas to prove that the best waysof mains
the Constitution and the laFsFin the
South would be to destroy all property in that
part of the country. The speech itself vas
as commonpAeea as one of Chesyer's sermons;
but in the course of it the orator emitted the
following opinicu, which Ee commend to the
atfentionaof General AsBoTH; of Mrs: FIRE
M6sT,si hero Major aZAeoNYI; and of the
many other gallant Hungarians h have
their swords to the cause Of the Union.
In allnding to the necessity Of a general COM
.nnistie emancipation at the South BUTLER
. n q lar-T sEt-.E Ir 80 ZLETltEaf4r
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corroE SALEs Ex1RAospIsARy.--Oni bf
lsh . .shasper'brcughi in ten ba'es Of cot
ton to Memphis which VA readily disposed
The sharper got The money aud ief, Tor p.r,-
unknown. In handling The cotton sub. =
qssntly |, WIS dicsvered ,h.t each nsIa hrs.
. had d Mississippi din i'rlds. De .:
tasss bags was taken oci and weighed y Q
hundred and twenty -fve pounds The Bal
I.,in ssys that fry cents pr pound fOr dn
Atsras;..s dear in war lures.
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0ssERAL PoPx's vgRAcfrv. g -. Hi
lsck. IN his report, ssys Of G,nersi Pspe's
disrsschea from the field that they were
''very favorable. but not reliable" A letter
from Gssns's army says : chaplain was cal
led % sdmInisssr. spiri'usl'co isolation to .
dying soldier. The chaplsin opened the
Bibls q random and read 10 him The account
2 ~ 8 smpson'1 slsying 90 msny Philistine-
with shs jsw bone d an sss. The dying SOL
dIer iooked'up incre dulousiy and asked What
book re resd that from. The chapIain re-
Piled. "my dying friend. Il i the word Of
Gsd.s Sill in doubt. the soldier requested
10 see for himself. chaplain handed him the
book but death had already began 10 dim
bis eight. Il cant See" said The dying
nan. but trlI!me, chaplain ,hones'ly. isn'l
Gen.john Pope's name signed at the DO tom
o. that chspserg'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE u hereby given that The under
IN signed has been appointed sdminisira.
Tor fthe estate Of Jessie Williams deceased
j6es u Dubois county. Said estate 10 sup
possd % b solvsnt.
isp91p JONATHAN VILLA Ms, sdmr
Adams 4 .Busttnes, attys.
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N OF L C. r

din
House ofJssPer. Dubois County Indiana i, Mopdey
Al
day pscrbe law such
day dsposed
JOHN MEiRiNGER. Auditor. D.. Z.
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ID EXAMINING Ia the Post Office " Jas
N per. Dubois County. Stat. o. Indiana
which !. not called for. on oY before the
2lss Of March nex,, gill Ne sent 70 The dead
Letter ofisr. Post nf5ice Department, Wssh-
ingson City. D'striss CoIumbis.
Rren,oD, r. M. 2 Bornhei-er. Christi.
Behmer. n ssmsn. Gseke, Elisabeth.
Twsney. Timothy. 2
~s M. FRIEDMAN. Pm.
Jssper, Ind. January "a. 1868
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND
Office Is hereby given that | will sell
~ at public auction. % 'be residence o.
Cnsrleyroy ARM. late " Dubois county. De.
ceased, on
Saturday, February II 1868.
tie following described real estate Of The
decedent. situated 10 Dubois ccuriy, Ind.
ans, to.wit
The west half OF the north west quarter
IL seciion number ~, township number
south range west; south west quarter o;
south wet quarter OF section humber l
township number I. range 4 west; south
east quarter Of north east quarter Of sec
ZION number IA, township number II south
range 4 west.
X ALSO: 5 acres on White River, known
ias the HARRISON tract.
Tt rms Of Sale.--One third OF the pur
ehsse money cash In hand. one third 10 sla
months, and one third in twelve months
from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
mote with approved security. waving valu
alton and spPraisement laws. with interes
from date.
Ian. IL. JAMES r.. Poison. admr.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! will eel
~ d public auction. on Saturday. the 14th
esy Of February 1853 q the residence o.
Jsssie Williams deceased. oil HE Per.onsl
property. committing Of one Mare. Corn.
risnk &c.
"a credit OF 9 months will be given on 81
sume over three dollsrs. the purchaser gS'
lag HE note with approved security, waving
vsinsiion and spprsisement lnSs.
a'@ JONATHAN WILLIAMS. admr.
January -. 1863.
Adams 4 Buettner, nt'ys.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY,

NUIILE UT INSOIFE VT
4 T sheiJanussy srrm 81 ne c 'ur' o. Com
"a mon Pleas or Dabois Csua'y the Esisis
cf Virus Brsrline. deceased wss declared
probably in~oIyent.
Creditors are therefore notified that the
ssme will he settled accordingly.
Issper. January -. 1868
WAX rsm e CASpAR JOHN, admr-
Adams e. Duettaer, atsys.