davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Ihomas BOYD (Supervlsor) pH virtue of an execu,
Richard Morgans from W t 1e Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Delaware county Ohio, I shall offer al
public SALE at the door of the Court RI in Delaware
On Saturday, September 18th, 1863,
tOwt: First tract situate in the south part the
south quarter of Lot No in Section 3 Beginning
at a post in the south line of said lot No g.
the of the south line of said lot
east of VIM. Jones land, hickory stump inches
diameter, Forth p degrees east 3j links sugar
1o inches diameter, south so degrees west 20 links:
thence south SO degrees 55 minutes east along the lot
line SO rods 70z 100 of rod to stone and post oak
inches diameter, north % degrees 602< links
white ash inches diameter, north AZ degrees IS
links; thence north degrees 3S minutes 25 rods
113lo0 of rod to stone post at the south
corner or SAID Richard MOrgan's other land, red
inches diameter, north a degrees e2< links white
oak 10 inches ila meter, south degree west links:
thence north SO degrees 55 minutes, along the
south line of said Morgans land 63 rods, 100 of
rod to stone post the east line Of VIM. Jone IS
land; thence south degrees So minutes % rods
and II 100 Of rod to the place Of begnningcontain
ing 10 acres of land.
Also-another tract of land situate in the east mid
die of the north east part of Lot No 4 in said Section
2, Beginning at stone post the lot line between
lots and at the north west corner Of tract of land
sold TO r. Pool white oak IS inches diameter, south
utes, west along said PooIs line 3s rods X links
to stone post the north line land sold to
Thompson and A. A. Welch hickory inches diameter,
north 6h degrees, east % links, yellow 0a z inches
diameter, north 49z degrees, SO links; thence
north SO degrees "a minutes, west along north
line 63 1k1O0 rods TO post and small stOnes by
utes along VIM. jones east line IS rods a links
TO a stone on post the lot line By big sugar tree
and white oak; thence south Sc desrees "a minutes
along the lot line 63 701 100 rods tohe place Of
more or less. Appraised at S2S per acre.
July Sits pf S7,75 b G WATERS Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

nHOIIAS CROAK, Of the town OF Fl. Wayne, In
II the county Of Allen, 10 the State Of Indiana "
hereby notified that the sth day Of August 1868,
Horatio P. Havens, guardian Of Alice Croak wife
Of Thomas Croak, an insane woman died petition N
the Court Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohlo
against the said Thomas CrOak, which petition charges
said Thomas CrOak, 1s with abandonment OF the SAD
Alice Croak without good cause; 3D. with adultery; od
with gross neglect of duty
Said petition prays for Alimnny for the sad Alee
Croak from disposing OF In.Lots Nos HAS, II49 and
1850 in the town or Delaware, county OF Delaware ID
the State OF Ohio until the final hearing OF said case
and that the said Sth day Of August 1858, an IN
junction allowed by the Judge OF said Court re
strainng said from dispOslng of said prop
ertv t the further order of the Court SAID petition
will be for hearing after the % day Of October 1868
CARPER 4 VAN DEMAN,
Aug IA '63-6w D "a, so. Attys for Pet'r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Legal Notice.

nAVID 7. FULLER and Mary Fuller, OF Waterloo
liz ry, Connecticut, and George Fuller and Edward
Fuller, whose places Of residence are unknown, will
take that Harriet Fuller the 11th day Of Aug
ust, 1868, filed her petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, and is still pending
wherein she demands dover TO be assigned her in the
following Real Estate TO wit Situate in the town and
county OF Delaware, State Of Ohio, and part OF
original lot No. 40, bounded north by F. Moo e's
lot west by Sandusky street, south by alley, easi
by John Converse's land and being the same premises
which David T. Fuller resided at the time of his
death.
The said parties above named are hereby notified to
answer demur to said petition the Sd day Of Oc
tobof next.
CARPER & VAN DENAN,
Aug IA, '6S-6w pf $50 Att'ys for Harriet Fuller
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

A Mosr STUPENDoUs LIE-Of all the wild
rawlings of the copperhead press we have seen
no more stupendous lie than the following
piece of brainless idiocy from the Columbus
Statesman:
ave not only understand" and "are inform
ed but we have strong proof to back it up
with, that if it were possible, which it is not,
to induce Mr.. Vallandigham to desert the
Democratic party, the Journals faction would
kick Jack Brough off the track in a trice, and
run Val. for Governor with grand hurrah u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt, the celebrated
actress, who married Mr.. WIN. Ritch;e, of the
Richmond (Va.) Euquirer, it is said is in Eng
land, and thoroughly loyal and separated from
her husband on account o! his treason.
In conformity with Gen. Meade's expressed
intention, five substitute deserlers from the
Potomac Army were shot on Saturday.
Justice Grier, of the U. S. Supreme Court,
fnv coincided in the decision OF Judge Cad
waIader of Philadelphia. affirming the ccnsli-
nationality Of the COnscription Acti accord
ing to the Philadelphia North American.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

The New YORK WORLD.-It is seldom
that we can endorse anything which appears
in the New York World, but to the follow
ing, we give hearty amen:
"If Charleston, which set the ball of this
terrible civil war in motion, shall, by the OBJ
stinacy of its resistance, become smeared and
blackened ruin, the country will recognize the
finger of retributive justice which thus trans
forms the cradle of the rebellion into its coffin,
and hangs up the somke of the devoted city
as a funeral pall'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

1t is something remarkable that the peace
Democrats find no fault with the war waged
by JEFF. Davis. 1t is the war in defence OF
the Government that they oppose. Nobody
ever heard one of them opposing the war to
overthrow the Government. They don't
preach peace to the rebels. They find no fault
with their war. From this we are forced to
the conclusion that even the Democracy are
in favor of war provided the war is waged by
those with whom they sympathize against
those whom they hate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

The President has not drawn his salary 70
the past year from the Treasury. When re-
minded by friends that by putting the same
upon interest he would receive an income of at
least twelve hundred dollars, he replied that he
thought the United States needed the use of
the money quite as much as any person, and he
would let it remain.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

If you take dollar in gold to Richmond they
will give you ia return sixteen of the paper
dollars of the Confederate Government and
twelve of them for one Of Uncle Sans green
backs. The Southern Treasury is poorer
than that of Hayti, for there the paper dollar
is worth eight cents in hard currency, which
is two cents better than that Of the rebels.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

NJ. Theodore Sortais, clockmaker of
Lissux, has submitted to the Emperor Ma
poleon new electic telegraph, Offering new
advantages. By it messages can be traLs-
mitted by the sender in the absence of any
receiver. The symbols-traeed on paper-are
visible Immediately aud the clerk can sign err
rors without loss of time. The Morse instru-
ment, it is said, can be adaIted to the new
SYSTEM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Legal Notice.

WoHN B. DIIsAvER, Of the State Of Iowa, will ke
on illinois, dI on the 31st day Of August 1865, file his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Delaware andSate OF on TO- against the
said John B. Disaver defendant, setting forth that
the said John B. Dsaver gave mortgage TO the said
Joseph Moody the following described pr remse TO
wit Lot No in the subdivision Of Survey No 01SSs
made by John Graham November, A D. 1850,
which lot Is estimated contain 100 acres, the same
being in the Virginia Military District Survey, and
in Thompson Township, Delaware county, Ohio-to Sc
cure the payment OF S24o0 CO. according TO certain
referred to said mortgage: and praying Tor
Judgment against the said John B. Dilsaver for the
Of SI925,O0 the amount due said notes and
mortgage with annual interest thereon from the 4th day
Of October A. d. 1885, and default Of payment there
Of that said premises may be sold to pay the same
And the said John B. Dsaver notified that he IS re-
quired appear and answer said petition before
the third Saturday after the 81 day Of October next
JOSEPH MOODY.
By GEO. W. Hall, his Atty.
Aug. 2s, 1s8o.--6t (s43D
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

GENERAL GRANT ON CoPPERHEADs.-As sig
niicant remark, says letter from the Army,
was made recently by General Grant to some
Chicago friends. They were conversing upon
General Logan and his extension of lurlough.
General Grant remarked that he extended
Gen. Lognn's furIOugh because while he was
in Illinois fighting Oopperheads, he still was
in the field doing duty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

The Hudson Star, the old Democratic
organ of st. Croix county, Wis, and the Jus
neau Wing, Of '76, the Democratic paper Of
Juneau county, have openly and boldly repudi-
ated the Copperhead ticket in that State. 1t
soon will not have a corporal's guard TO defend
it. Every man who has any self-respect is de.
serting it,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Youth and age have too little
ympathy with each other. If the
young would remember that they
may be old, and the old remember
that they have been young, the
world would be happier.-Barton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Reverdy johnson made an address at Sarato.
ga on Friday, at the close of the County Fair
On the state of the nation, he said the Govern.
ment must be sustained. As to Slavery, il
was an evil spirit, fruitful of national difficult
ties, and must finally fall in the contest with
free principles. He said of the Proclamation
that such slaves as it liberated could never be
re-enslaved; where they were not liberated, the
people would settle the matter themselves when
they came back to the Union.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

The oldest piece of furniture is
the multiplication table" 1t was
constructed more than two thous-
and years ago, and it is as good a s
good as new.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

What wonderful incongruity
it is for man to see the doubtful
ness in which things are involved,
and yet be impatient out of action,
or vehement in it.-Butler.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
NOTICE

- HEREBY GIVEN that Hiram n Shafsr has nsed his
1etitiou ID the Office OF the Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas for the county Of Delaware, Ohio
praying the the Patsf that part OF the
town Of Ashley, said county known as '.hanfr ?
addition containing nLOts Nos 1I0, III 1I2, l1S.
l76 IT'S 176 III u.s. 179, 1SO Isl, 49, 1885, also out
lots Nos 2 g. T. and 5, together with All streets and
aijeys pertaining the Said petition will be
heard At term Of said Court or as soon there
amer as the case can be heard.
J. ALLEN,
sent 1 s6s-6t-s2T5 Sol. for PetitiO1e,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

ON the 25th day of August, A D. 1888, the Probate
~ Court Of Delaware county declared the Estate Of
Henry J. Jarvis, deceased, 10 be probably Tnsolvent
Creditors a.e therefore required 10 present their
claims against the Estate the undersigned for aoW
ance within six months from the time above mention
ed or they will not be entitled to payment.
II. n. ROE,
Admir-. Of q. J. Jarvis, decd.
By GEO, W. HALL, his Atty.
Aug. 2s, 1S63.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Don't force man to take your
advice. You can advise him to
take bath without pitching him
into the river.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Cows straved or Stolen.

CNTRAYED stolen the premises OF the subscri-
- Der, residing in South Delaware tn 16lh of Ju-
ly last, two Cows. One years old, small size, pale
red, crooked horns, small white spot the forehead
bag white short teats The other years DID, straight
slim horns deep red with white under the belly;
other marks recOllected will give Five Dollars re
ward for the recovery of said Cows.
Aug. 81, '63 At EMILY C. KENNEDY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

TF YOU WANT a Cheap Suit, try US.
j ap1T I. II. WILSON co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Moses Smith, Plaintiff
Court of Common Pleas,

Moses Smith, Plaintiff Court of Common Pleas,
Lucretla smith, DertJ Delaware County, Ohio
nHE Defendent will take notice that the Plaintiff fled
IL his petition for divorce against her in said Court
the 18th day Of July, A. 1858, charging her with
vful absence for more than three years last past
Said will be for hearing the October
Of said Court. MOSES SMITH.
July "a '6S-6w By G. W. HALL, his Atty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

The next day he enlistid. 1 saw him de-
part with bloc koat on. Ez he haddent a
dollar thet Good borrer, I wuz rejoiced too
see him go. Respectively,
PETROLEUM Y. NAsHBY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Vallandigham's Experience in the Conlederacy
Exposure of his Falsehood ods-Letter from 6 en-
eral Garfield
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

IF YOU WANT GOOD SUIT, try us
j ap1T 4. WILSON & co.
I'll YER SHELTERS, best made for Sale at man
" ufaeturers pIicS
A1fSy 's2 C. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Sherifs Sale.

Thomas Boyd CsupoFvrsOr) RY virtue Of an essou;
Richard Morgans. from ne Court of Com
Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio, shall offer at
public sale, at the door of the Court RI Delaware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DBpAnrnzxr. ,
WASHINHION. Jau q, I51J
PROPOSALS for l3, 10, aud INCH CAN

~,
PROPOSALS for 13, ~, aud : INCH CAN
NON-Proposals will be received at this office until s
y. the 9th Of February, 1863 for Furnishing 49, TO- and
drawings to be supplied by the Ordnance Deparment,
and with the following specification: One loinch tfial
TO Dc msdo OF warm or cold 1a't charcoal IRON 70 be
tensciiy Of metal of not less than 5000 POUNDS per sqae
ncb to be determined by tens specimens taken from me
linking head Of tire gum ard from cylinder cast rom TIE
same heat and metal Of the qua y rs tst from
which the cast This Under il 20 be cast on END ~
base Of "A iuccs greater aud G iuche. lesser axis The
specimens are to 10 cut from the gun heal sad sao y
thick from the cylinder by planes parallel to aud squ'
d from the axis Of the cylinder ond the lesser axis oil te
base
the aud the t.a which sust he resdy
for tia soon s'ibe and net later tn,n nfge
nor viii the tra gun be psd for uDess s1s endure proof
Of 1000 rouds with service charges OF powder Of when
shells Tine te.ug Il to be done free Of cha &c to tho
tractor but he will be required to FURNISH proper lof
butt ia which tho projeces wul be embedded aud saved,
and the requisite force tor handling aud hnug the guns AZ
the 10 be made OF the same quality OF iron 8nd
that Of 'he s'i,i Sun aud the odnaace Departm mt
ia have the right the iron dirug the process OF
!. 10 faih free Of chsrss At sa.t oao specrH
The head Of each cannon, AID sli9s nom s', a.
coed for tea Cannon Each |. to endure
The regular proof sad osp elton for gus Of tine same coe
i,so.clion a,d proof uLien viii he received az
se fonnaery waere maize Bidders viii state the
tie cannon
gorg ions aud the place wher- they
ide tho time OF commencing delivery aud the rate OF
delivery month hereie and the price pound or yer
tun tor tie finished cannon. No bids will be entertained
lees from founders actually ged in tue business evidence
Of which must accompany the bd.
Fauau den tho spceed tms viii solect the con-
tractor forfeiture Of the amount 10 be delivered at hat
time Zach party obtaining contract VIII De IriIed TO
into bond with proper suet - for II. faithful fuh
ment; aud transfer oil the coitia % another party wl
il. eutirs forfeiture. Bdds will be rsqored 70 file
With their Dis bond in the penal OF no. les than go
90 sned by hot les. than two that tue
BIDS accepted the bdl. s. al comply with M propls AID
hIu AID Truly psslorm what be proposes 10 u"derase
he bod be Oeioe Jldge OF Coart OF
Record Tie boG.ulcn at be certified b. the judge Of
District curt of the Untel states an Ordnance Officer IL
charge Of United sses Asssns u oe e. n worth the pens
OF the bond and above all isbie The mgr IL
reserved " rrj,c, all proposals. II the prices deemed too
bh or If any /, tgeue Tor the pubic later
vi 20 accept them. no ~
Proposals. will be sealed and addressed 70 General j. W
Ripley Chief Of Ordnance, Wsstingou H. T., ard VIII De
:. ~. RIPLEY,
ST eod,feb27 Bri.adier-Geper Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
Arrived.

Bark Quincy HOOysI Ne~oe,n. II days, .9sI Sc F,s to
renee from Port Royal. bound n.
Bark r. f. Gaiiol (fr P.Ppion. Marsess - diys nde
TO Csyus. dc RuytcI Co..
Bari Cambria iBism) Aufnsnn. Bremen 80 dsy' 10 bal
last to Ruger Bros
Brig John Ia, Po) Atoch. oportO 81 days cork kc to
Usggenmryer Brunn
Brs Sonier. Csuihed Moprovs 80 days. palm OIL tc, to
master. Was bound 10 Bo,t put in for hArbor.
Schr GatIhol1 Dr. of Arsye f.DLison mot a. beore
Pot Feb tobacco sud hides to Richard Ihacksy
Schr John NorAIup (of Wind,o N. 81. Stevens. Mats
company with steamer T.. Uawtins for Liyerpool schr
Anna Hanson for HsvsDs II. b. NJ. steam iris,e lmmor
tally, for Vera Cruz French shIp Mslibar from lisysn,
SchT Lotiis Hammond. Boston dsys oats TO y w. Lewis
Co. 2Jd insI sohr. ashore miles TO tho eastward Of
stratford Light
schr Poeshonts,, Smith. Alexandra. days Guano to
mater.
scht 8. L. Till.y tBr). Mckee St. John. N b. u days
labs to master
sch c c. ssdlcr sppe Milton Del, days, shuke'
scbr Oole Freeman, PHILADELPHIA coal for Boston, and
proceeded.
sclr J. r. Michin. Smith, Clinton, In ballast.
Schr An eica. Reynolds Providence. ndse.
sch KNIGHT Whitmsn. Portland n Fortress Monroe, hay
Sehr Henry Gibson, Neal. New London days
Soar sutpdse Bssse ArSaudia day., su'no to master
Sclr II. Hoyt. Lyon yorktown days. wood
Schr Cyrfus Cole, BatnO4s 4 days. coal.
sloop Oregon. Rhodes Providence, udso.
WIND-At sunset. from " n. T.,
The packet ship Cornelius Oinpe, from London 10 ct AM
ohor in The Bay.
Tue ship &c houn from Liverpool snchorsd the Bar
Saturday and got her anchor on Sunday and went TO sea
below.
One .hip and big =, snehor in the lowerb bay.
Sailed.
s!eimihip Melita OBJ foI Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
Proposals.

0WaRTERMAsrER'sO vpcK NEw.YoRK Feb a. 1862
NOTICE TO BUIlDERS-SEAJFD PRO
fooAbs WIN be iecei, By the NJ ii, 10 IN
26th lD for tbs erection Of uiu:iDg Oi
the Hospital Grounds in the vicinity of Fort Schuyier
Said building TO De ~ feet ny % feet, two TORE and base
meat each tsory lee. ia the eliza. Tue blJ.T .6nd IN
tie aud the budin, over 60 the ami
ready occupation In tho shortest possible ime Detail ed
plans can be at this Office.
STEWART VAN VLIET, MAJ. and Qr'nsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......I
Cleared.

Steamer suwsnnee, Symmes. Washington, Jas Hand
shP-oueeu (Bn), JOne' Liverpool Williams guion
BsIks-BesveT (Br) ChpmaD Antwerp w. +. Schmidt
SON Xinthe. Chsp a,n, Aspgwal Pans Railroad Co
BIs,IYaIy ss.er pr CnIt st. Andrews ;,s st. Sona
Orleans D. G. Murray Euru', Parsons. FLil.aelghi. r.
Hincken; liampden, Nicienon, It. Pierre Martinique
Bret, Son l. Co. - -,
schoouers-Celsmer. Howard. Gloucester l.. Hoptin'
Cooper, York River Yorktown. Coliins Batnore Mefn
Tnms CBi J, CLARK, isif.I II. j. 4 CA. Dewolf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

NfssgrIors RKsrfrrrGo>.-'Ihe following II
e. ~ 81 srony nous Enclosing ~ J.
which has been r'esyed tbs Mefop BAH in inisc city
hrw.i0nk fcb Ia i86l
Nj ~. WnnAxe Hc.o ed Jesse fud tsP The ffof
aIt1 u the NstIopcAlsl Eank.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
1863. THE 1868.

Tfs1HsYLvANIA c1.>rRAL RAILROAD.
nur saoEE-TIs s,cc ASS ouicKEsr ROUTE
FE.N NEw-lcaS 20 TIg lRl>clpAI " EslEaN CITIES.
Sewn us,us daily ifoa New ors 20 Phide.hia vie
wyer''S g Si Fo Az THG %yrs :l; BY THIS
Al" Lui,IE LEAVE SEW-YOkK FROM THE
FOpr Ot COZ HrLASDt-Sr.
By Of Phia 'ephs the morning passeDeeS olve New'
yot a H. m same time other Eyenng DssseD.eO
~ g. M, Ole hour later taan other lines
ray # allentown. evening passengers e'F, q. al,
arr,e Il, de time Noi.Acr ines IN g go snd Ill
20 AZ. in tie Northwest Cre.tiue udi,aapol. Louisville,
II. Louis. Ci-ce.and Columbus, Cncnnau a. al man
points Wcst, wit, IL yer cl.rsrs sf cars ,,h, .,
Steering Cais without Change, run lem fn1i I'm. 70
p.bar b 40 niss and Newlork 10 Pittsbur., 49, mile"
smoking and "a oon Cars or al. rsius
Fare tie ...e other ToSes.
Secure 'A''wy if o;4 Elm ~ nNiS x tTlcS
Tho PennsyNalh Ctntss company rus ~ ~ nasss Of
Accommodation Line wg,h efods conef,i ,s
travel 10 roIc, n OWN. " es." ard 1t one'Hs' ''e "A
OF fio. ,.,,r.,Irs
By this route Geishs Of al DE-, p ans en- o KnIsiy
aSd nom any oi- Tie ii'sd' q o, he Rail.
Iudaon, I.inoii Nicorsm. iowa or liver. Of
ROAD DlRECt, TO any rvit .. ne ""''' wv
hs Wet oS s'sale's ~ G su npy poat in the Nta ~
the lysai. C.l,rs d! owe ID so ~ Mefchsu.s zns
a. ar, ,,,r el oer Rrod Comp,ns ,r F"e.snt to ,hs
Gpi"iS h,ln VIZ Nth conhiense on It's 'peods "'"'"
LN Wv, = s,oeS vii fad Ills a no. adj
eine,s $50 a., ,pscou, Yards, "eA ,G, lin.
Mini Min rvey eonvennee Lo /, rad 60 cir ants.
sL1 iA n - Ter- will be found 'eit 2'
ir,ias aud rsstisg e9G ,etf : ;i%oRE MARAETs
riilA, HSWwIilOTi PA"eu.-r Agent. No. A'sofh01'e
;EECH 90, iie.'ht A,.u',. Cans, v,ri,m..,
LE' No A. ar..ivu.e. sfd No. sou'n " l''A"
McDoNA|oN 10 '' - ' 40. 8 Bs,t-ry-plscs
ryoCuLENis Gtueai Cup riatenaen' Aio.na.I :.
-,..,,,..ss...r1s- .-,s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
FORM or OFFER.

(orwel - d, state OF ---------,
Lr,eb, onrr and srreo TO furnish --------, ug'oeabl
10 The provisions and 10 conformity 10 tho terms o! TIE .dyri
H.. r. tho H. H. Inspector at Bo-ton (h.t'to ape er
Should MY (or our) otter be- accepted Tor wr r-guest
ii trG wu nay be informed OF -, nd that he con-
act may be- forw srIed to loT signature aud Ger, IL
cot. t'is"n'u'eI
lTiGre
lDlta. ~ . -, .. ,.,,
FORM OF GUARANTY
w. tie und-r.isned, resdsnts OF --. In tue ) ate o
--. Lrfcby jointly aud s"ycally covenant "!,h "a"
Tntei dato AID gul IN the fnr0k ing BIZ tr
D.ds) OF - be l,od. Sat b. Tor tir>J wl "Hhiu
day after the ,nce o to ssta oil Tor hids) 'i'
cure contract r til same win good uud sniceH, t'-
II q ieiiyfr ihe ----, ris pare ia c0htorwi y TO
tl, tIul 4 tho Bdysfs uen ubd"l Hlcn Il was mace,
and ht 20 appended. a. ~ Ease the ss,d - slail
f nto the contract nluIrsrd, NC snsahtte 10
o. rood The d.h irrrr be .e oirs 81 III. sad -
and tie mkt loWes .iaur signature
Hltnrrs:
bac
lsiehy certify that 10 the best Of my know dye aud be-
heG lhe aboyeua-d snsrahtos GOO sud suiicIont
l. gnaiures.
IPlace
lDI