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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13
New York, Feb. IL.

The British bark Springbok, from Lon
don, for Nashua, arrived this evening in
charge Of prize crew from the q. s.
gunboat Sonora. She was captured on
the Sd of the Bahamas, in consequence
of having some articles on her manifest
which the Captain could not account for.
The officers Of the Sonora report thut
when off the Bahamas, on the 1st, they
san steamer, apparently waiting for her
l., come up. She proved to be the pirate
Florida, and as soon as she made outwhat
the Sonora Vas. she turned tail. The
Sonors chased her 36 hours, but the su-
perior speed Of the pirate enabled her to
escape.
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TAKEN ur.-On Monday =. N. last :
horss With saddle and bride was left
tied to ) tree q Nasaaa, opposite BnsnA
Vista, on the Des Moines, and being
about 70 starve Was taken up By Mr.. @.
c. Sage, = the ferry. Il Is : by mare,
blind, hnt otherwise 6ns animal.
There ara suspicions the owner Vas
drowned in testing the ice. and any per-
son who can give information in regard
to The mattsr viii please address Mr..
Sage ccncerning it at this post ONCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13

eT George w. Ssurges, Esq, State
"A sent 10 our Hospital from Wisconsin,,
has completed arrangements with the
Chicago, Darlington 4 Quincy r r., 70
pass diseharged soldiers over their line on
soldisn, of haH-fare tickets. This win
help ~ boys some.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13

The Vice President laid before The
Senate the credectiais Of Hon. VIM. b.
Spngne, elected U. 8. Senator from r. l.
for 8 years. A aae i
Mr.. Wilmot presented the joint reso-
luton Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvanis,
requesting the Senators of that State to
vote on printing paper.
Mr.. Harris presented the petition OF
Horace H. Day, asking to b authorized
70 construct ship canal sarosnd the
Falls Of Niagara. A
Mr.. sumner presented the petition Of
Jacob Baldwin, Of Pcnnsylvsnia, stating
that disIoyal newspapers are circulated in
the army, and asking Congress to prohib-
it their circulation.
Mr., King called up tho bill to increase
the number Of Major and Brigadier Gem
erals. ets
Mr.. Fessendeu moved to amend so rs
to limit the increase to 20 Major and so
Brigadier Generals.
-.
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TAs Psaes Csnvensasa IN Ksnsscny.
Especial 70 the Chicago Tribune.

] The Legislature passed the resolution
to-day providing for the appointment ola
commission to meet delegates from the
Legislatures Of Ohio, Pennsyivania, In
diana, Illinois and New York 1t Louis.
vile, on the 18th Of March, in National
Convention, to obtain an armistice and
consider propositions for reunion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13

Main street. yesterday was lively. if not
sxcited most Of the aftsrnoon. A parcel
Of boys, soldiers and citizens made it >
point, and supposed thsy were enjoying
rare sport in peiting with snow balls oil
the teams that esme along, quite reckless
- u who was 10 be hit or what the con-
sequences. As too frequently happsns,
the sport was carried too far, and one or
two individuals considerably hurt with the
hard. vet snow-bslls. while number Of
iunaways came near being recorded.
A large number of soldiers, near the
corner of 5th street, we're engaged in
snow -balIing each other and ''uny other
man. that came along, and unquestion-
ably were in some instances too .faa in
their white cannonsding. The City
Marshal and an officer Of the Provost
Marshal interfering, we're prevented from
making arrests to quiet down the disturb
Succs auu VIC arc toiu tbol tbe MifsHat
having drawn his pistol was soon in "hot
water" and got an ugly shot BY hard
snow BAH in the eye, which beat him Of
from his purpose.
We arc told that this sort Of fun d not
uncommon on our streets when the snow
is ofthe night tenacity, ~ il Was yester-
day, but the forcible interfcrence with
our police officers Is only subject to Gen.
sure, and vs are oon6dsnt y far from the
purposc Of any eonaiderable sumber Of
che soldiers, and will receive iss proper
correction from the officers having them,
IN charge. We believe the boys intend
ed nothing bat little sport. but 10 the
sxcitement Of The occasion madein lit
tie serious. = - ~
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Cev. Cursain On Arbitrary ArE6sso.
Harrisburg, Feb. II.

Harrisburg, Feb. II.
i Cows Cuvtain sent message TO the
Peansylvaoia Legislature to-day, with
rsfsnnce 70 arbitrary arrests, contending
that Congress alone has the power %
ssspend the writ Of habeas corpus, and rs-
conmending the passage Of resolations
askiug. Congress 70 take snch A0tion =
may bying the guilty % paaishmsnt md
rsleass lhs insooent. While Gov. Cur
tain admits that these arrests were t,ec-
essaEy q { the conms0esment Of the M
bellion, he dess noe think there h any o.
casion fof them st ths present time. ~.
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Asssang ~ Newspaper Publishers.
Washington, Feb. IL.

Aoossn4 - NeWsPaPer FUDihshsrs.
Warrington, Feb. IL.
A meeting Of prominent book and news
paper pub6shsrs Was held yesterday in
this city. Today delegation from them
consisting Of Messrs. Raymond. Appleton,
Harper, Osborne, Wilson, and others,
representing various parts Of the country,
held conference with the CommitAse on
Ways and Msans. and presented their
reason Why the duty on paper should Be
reduced. Is Was. stated before the conn
nittss that il would cost 10 cena psr
pound to import paper with the duty al
off. A. tho present duty Of 35 per cent.
md with exchange At 60 per cent. not
one pound could be imported. consequent
II no revenue could be obtained fronl
this source until the duty was reduced.
There is no duty on imported rags.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13

NEoRoEs BxSuRE eoLDrRs. .--On Tues
day evsaiag list there wss . grsad sxl.i-
bifion 1t the Medical College. in this
city, when ssrtain young gentlemen we're
granted their diplomas ~ Doctors Of
Medicine. $40
The public were invited TO attend. But
soldier in uniform, with bayonct in
hand. stood at the door, Who informed
other soldiers that they could not be nd
mittsd, - orders wsre to admit none but
citizens and negroes. The soldiers we're
therefore made TO stand back, while Cuffy
could 20 10 and sis with the white folks.
Glorious country this is getting to be.
Il Constitution
TIE Shove statement, We IRE reliably
inforasd, i downnght-mistals. The
guard. q the door on the occasion named ,
received no such ordsB. The only ne
gro admitted to the commencement excr-
cisss was hosse servant Of DIR. Hughes,
sent in 70 wait upon the DR.. who was
sisk, and carry his chair. Whist ! "glori-
Gus" opportunity for the Constitution TO
try 70 create bad feelings between the cit
isens and soldiers, and particularly to ex-
cite prsjadice against poor "CaiTy' sa.eh
lov Aings viii accomplish but l..,ie for the
authsn o. the conienp;.ble object in
VeWs a.s atr 80
s
Resoa1slons passsA ~ The Medical
oeDAUnss a1Ser the close - the Dess
sion ~ Iee9-3.
The class Of medical students for the
session Of lSC2-3 met in the Lecture
Room and orgsoixed BY electipg N. w.
Jones Chairman, and r. N. Fenton Sec-
retasy.
On motion, Fl. Latham, w. r. Nu-
gent and i. B. Nap Pk46t6lJ U1ks appoiint-
Cd Committee on Resolutions, who, If
ter confsning. reported the following:
Whereas, This il the last time this
class 10 to meet; therafore b il
Resolved, That We return our thaaks
TO tLc Faculty Of the Medical Depart
lnent Of Iowa University for the able and
scientific manner with which they have
presented to n the different brsaohss Of
Medical Science during the term, and
also for their kind, GsAtlsmaAly and sf-
kble interoouRss With -, and the readi-
asss they have displayed to oimpart knowl-
edge upon all occasions. private ss we'll
- public.
Resolved, That We tender to Profess
sof Hughes our sympalhies in his illness.
and our regret that We were deprived Of
his invaluable instructions, and hope
soon - ses him resume his dates 3 ~
enjoyment of perfect health.
Resolved, That our thanks sre due to
Surgeon NIX. Tavlor siors the. aba leo
|tates he has been % kina - to deliver
dari4i tAtst4tn, ,Ana ~ ~ sAany sacii.
ities md, advantages, foE olinical instruc-
ton GGesdsa n the Hospitals, ana for the
|vlsaf and plain explanitioas Of surgical
operations given lof our bSnsat in the
surgiehlsfqogn:: and that il will give II
Of ~ pleasure 70 hear Of his fsrtksr suo-
cess md promotion in bis profession.
Resolved, That 10 Iook bssk to the
many hours and pleasant associations oi
this session With pleasure, and that "
sender TO each other. one and oil, the re-
6pset and esteem OF the GLASS aud the hops
that his efforts In the profession he has
chosen MAJ. Be- crowned With auccass. d
The resolutions were unanimo1slJ
adopted, and the clan adjosrned ars die
N. w. JONES, Chairman. ]
+. L FExroE, Secretary.
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The New Jersey Legislature ana the
war;
Trenton, Feb. s, 1868. :

The New Jersey Legislasaxs ana shs
war.
Trenton, Feb. s, 1868.
Mr.. Schovsl (War Demoerat} Of Cam.
den offered the following joint resolutions
in the House to-day; $40 Il
Resolved, That the unparalleled events
Of the past two ysars have reyeaed.ts the.
citizens Of the United States, bsyond
question or tho possibility Of dsubt
that . peaceful reconcilis listioniupon the
form Of our. Conseisution i repaled and
scorned By every 6lats now il sebellioa,
and that accession means tsess6n, and in
the hearts Of il sympathiseD, Narth aad
South, means mar against or aOanAgT
and the disiuteention of orr Itatians sAsa
n Second--That tho citizens ef the. Unk
ted States is thel &AaAs n NeM Jersey
believing it tho duty of every good oiti-
ran b sacrifice eass, estste, applause and
life healf - the scored cah Of Gar coan-.
try, now declare their unaltershle deter
ninaGion to snstain the Governansnt in il
efforts 10 naintaia the honor, the intsg-
rity and the axistsnos of or national I'm
ion. sg sssat ssW
Third That no diifarsnoss Of political
opinion, lsbadgs of divarsi1y spon points
.of party AisEine1ion, lshall paftsain or
vithhold - in the devotion ofs IN We
have Or can cs1nn1nd 10 the yindication
Of oar Goyernmsns. lhs mainsnanss Of
H. la~s and defence Of the tag of our
fConntFV. II ss8f SMs 8R g44ss @#es Esgaa| @sf
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Washington, Feb, L..
The Currsncy bill passsd ~ 6snatsb b
: veee # q aeaisGt II. s' 'aa #s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13

A letter from captain in tho 42d
Mas. regiment, dated Houston, Jan. 9th,
states his and two other companies were
captured in m attack on Galveston and
conveyed TO Houston. Cxp.ain VAIN
wright and Lieut. Lee of the Harriet
hane were killed, and also eight mcn.
and ten wounded. The remainder we're
taken prisoners. The prisoners are Ill
we'll treated.
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ilsie spoke against, NnU mr.. wilson, OF
Massachusetts, and Mr.. Doolit,le spoke
in favor Of it. The senate then adjourned,
with the understanding the vote should
be taken at 10 O. clock tomorrow
HOUSE.
Naval appropriation bill debate resum-
ed, on Culvort's amendment that no part
Of the appropriation should be expended
for the maintenance Of the is acting mid
shipmen. appointed during the recess OF
Congress by the Secretary Of the Navy,
in violation of law, who win be discharg-
ed from the Naval Academy in conse-
quence Of their illegal appointment.
Mr.. Culvert, Wadswor,i, and Mr.. Wash
burne strongly denounced the action Of
the Secretary Of the Navy - . gross out
rage on the rights Of memberp Who we're
authorized 10 paake the nominations.
Mr.. Sedgewick snd r. A. CoNklin de-.
Tended the Secretary Of the Navy, and,
the fattcr called atteHsiea4 to = a.sss.emAat,
of tho Secretary that appointments were,
made with the full authority Of law and
that the condition of the country would.
not permit compliance with previous
usage a.
s Various other gsntemen participated
in the debate, when the amendment was
agreed to--l5 against 46- 40 ~ D .z7
Mr.. Stevens offered m amendment
that hereafter, while this rebaliion lasted,
each Congressional district inl loyal States
shall have An additional nidshipmAn, To
be appointed - heretofore on nomination
Of member of tho Hoass, and 4he dele
gates in the presept House shall each be
entitled to an additional midshipman.-
Amendment agreed to. Without COM
ing to . conclusion on the bill the Com
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
Washington. Feb. I2.
The House proceeded 70 the considera-
tion of the bill reported FROM the committee
ON Territories to provide for the tempora.
ry government OF the Territory Of Mon
tano, contiguous to the State Of Oregon
and Warrington Territory. :
Cox moved to strike out the following
provision That
Whereas, Slavery is prohibited in the
said Territory by act Of Congress of June
10Th. 1869, nothing therein contained
shall be construsd to authorize or permit
its existence therein. Disagreed to- SO
against 81. The bill passed-ysas 86
nays 20. IN
leEss5
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Sensation Report Contradioted.
FRox PRISONERS TAKEN At cALyEsTos
Meeting Of Newspaper Publishers.
t'overnor Curtain on Arbitrary Arrests.
The CssrseMey Bis7 PAsseA,

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&c, &C.. DC.
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STATE OF IOWA.,
COUNTY OF LEE. 10.

CoUsrY OF LEE. 50.
t4a n cssafv Cssrs Of ssss csuafp.
ESTATE OF II N. vANDKRwALL, DscnAsED
NOTICE II hereby gfven, thst the ~ day OF
In February. 1859, nm inssrumsnt in writing pur.
n. vandss~sll, deesased, vas prodnced and Rod IN
The Court named and The Arst Aonday aseh,
issa. nxsd By s.d c.. the day on vaich preof q
which time and place aii persons Interested vim ~
February Ath. 1888. County Judge.
TOR SALE CHEAP.
10 Acres OF improvsi land with New Frame House
,s. s.suatsd In ssmnitvilis, on the Plank Road,
Alsa Haasa and lot In KaQklks ~.
Inquire OF 9. y VOOKHlkE. :
fenlI-daw Ksokuk. Iowa.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN.
between I'm and issh, Keokut two yeas old mare
colt. Sai1 colt b i,sht b~y without .sy Arka Of
white, ans Y gentle and bsoAe - - h.l.eF, The
sisinE notice Of us Whereabouts 70 he s.nss.
CHAkLES AEGChRLSkk.
Februa.y - ~
RECEIVED THIS DAY:
7Ne 1rt~I Or the Cessssissssisss
ny SIDNEY 0EOR0n TIsHER.
.stsaA - j. ~ says sa4 see and ask isr ~ old
paths, wherets the good way aud walk therein, ApA
you shaIl nnd rest for your souls '-tJsr ., 10.
0UT OF HIS HEAD.
Ronaaee By THOMAS BA,lEr ALDs,cn.
MRS. HALIBURToN's TROUBLES.
BY Ans. weop.
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS, q
o gssd " be Capital Book.
NEMESIS,
~ J., By AAliAs HAaLAsD. ki sls a
LIKE AND UNLIKE. n, !.
By 4. \, Aosz7Ai. Aeeks are n sooa. lsr
THE MoRGEsoNs, a' Y. I 4,
Vi kI..A, sreDs%.D. IS,
q ~ sUTHERLANDS. 99l "
Trr CLolsrsx AID ras HEARTY.
rossaie-aad also IN the crscvlAnss LasaAsS b
a VI y. ". OeD1N,
tebii-A 81 ig orrs Deox srosr.
81, 200 WORTH ' q
Internal Revenue Sta11Ps,
ofthe folio~ins Dsnoninatiena,.
/, 2, s. 10, l5,, 20, rs, 50, 40, 5Octs,
and 81.
An PAR VALUE for sale hy - .....,s..., Il
ssb4-d ss MAIN slssst - door mos Fourth.
TOHN N. HUMMER, n. D.,
Hs1sRep~sAtc Fh1stctsss,
KROKUK. IOWA. at 4
oase saArsaisencson Hishssrsss Sssvees lesess1
18th l-ca-1---.....-- l-ea1-...--
\ (;oAL OIL.
lP Rrc Es RE DU g = ni1
~ aAssribss sols Assnt in ksskue fer tne ~
WaeleSn OoAl OIL Company, kewark. Ono = ssss
-. sstln. - " A, ]. W1LKlMoQUss "a
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COngHessteoal.
Washington. Feb. IT..
SENATE.
The consideration Of the bank bill con
tinued. Messrs. Howard, Davis and Car
Isle spoke sgainst, md Mr. Wilson, oi
Massachusetts, and Mr.. Doolit,le spoke
in favor Of it. The senate then adjourned
with the understanding the vote should
be taken at 10 clock tomorrow.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the subscriber's premises, on Cedar street
between l1th and l3th, Keoknk. two year old mare
colt. Sai1 oon h = light bAy without asy marka oi
white, anl 10 gentle and Moke.t tAs halter- The
nder viii be nbeestiy rewarued for Yotmrulng oI
giving notice us Whereabouts 10 The swner. s@
CHAkLES MEGCHgLEKK.
FebruaSy - ~
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InsOlvent Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Tho
N mas Devoe has made application to
the Circuit Court for Hartford county for
The benefit Of the Insolyent Laws of Mary
land, and that The first Monday in Au-
gust, 1853, has been ass gned for him to
appear in said Court 10 answer such in
ietrogaiories as bis creditors may propose
or alleGe against him
VIM. GALLOWAY. Clerk
fe13 Circuit Cont for Hartford county.
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REPORT'
. OF THR
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
10 the Honorable Commissioners

For Hayord County
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS have been il
i operation the whole Of the past year
except tile month Of August. But ",
found from the reports Of school accounts
presented to the Board, that the attendance
during the month OF July was small, and
we have adopted an order. one Of the new
rules and regulations published for the
government Of the schools, that hereafter
the schools would be suspended during
the months of July and August.
The amount levied for the use of the
Public Schools and received from the
Sta,e, we think will support the schools,
judiciously managed, for ten months OF
the year, which we believe to be as long
time in the year as the public wants de-
mand, or they would be well attended.
The unhappy state of our nation, caus-
ing strong feelings in otr citizens, and
they viewing cause and effect in differ ient
light, has in some few locations disturbed
theNpeace, harmony and prosperity of the
schools. Some have declined to send
their children to school. because the teach-
er did not entertain the same feelings and
views respecting our national troubles that
they did, and others have sent pretty regu-
larlythat were careless about sending here
tofore. This disturbance where it does ex-
ist, is not caused by any action of the
Board, for the Board has been very care
: ful to pursue course not to excite the
public feelings, wishing all to have the
benefit of the schools, not asking teach
er what his political views were, or ap-
pointing any one because he held particu-
lar opinions. But if we find, or it ds sat-
isiactorily reported to us, that any one
appointed or having charge of public
school is unduly meddling him or herself
with our national affairs, in such manner
as to interfere with the prosperity of the
school, we feel it our duty to dismiss
such one from the charge of school.
During the quarter ending 28lh Febru-
ary, there were seventy-lour schools
taught, attended by 1878 paying scholars,
at the rate OF ST. per quarter, and l76 free.
During the quarter ending the 3lst Of
Nav, there were seventy-;hree schools,
attended by 1915 scholars paving at the
rate of ST. per quarter, and 1876 free.
During the quarter ending 3lst July,
there were sixty-fve schools, attended by
l,433 scholars paying at the rate of 81
per quarter, and liz free.
During the quarter ending 3Oth De-
cember, there we're n schools, attended by
1898 scholars paving at the rate of 81
per quarter, and l76 free.
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Auctioneer's Notice.

THE undersigned hereby Informs the
public ,ha. he has taken out License
as all AUCTIONEER, and will attend
promptly to the sale Of Real and Personal
Property. anywhere in the State.
Post-ofiice-- Shawsville, Hartford coun-
~, Md. s. r. GILBERT,
hhes0m
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NICHOLAS M. BoSp

/ ii
! Administrator Of JOSH Hartford Connty--iu
i ua B. Norris deceas- Equity.
ed, and Susan E. Nor
/ risbn, his wife, Jane February Term, 1868.
| Wattersand VIM. U.
| Morris.
lTHE object Of this Bill is to procure a
Decree for the sale of certain Real
Estate situate in Hartford county, Mary
land, for the payment of the debts of
Joshua B. Morris, late OF said county, de-
ceased
The Bill states that said Joshua B. Nor
ris was in his life-time indebted to Nicho-
las M. Bond, the complainant, and divers
other persons, in large sums of money !;
that the personal estate of said deceased
was Of little value, and the real estate Of
considerable value; that said deceased in
his Lifetime mortgaged his rea' estate to a
certain Jane Waters, to secure the pay
ment Of the sum of three hundred dollars,
interest and taxes thereon.
That on or about the day of jan
uary, 1863, the said Joshua B. Morris de-
parted this life intestate, leaving sister,
Susan E. Morrison, wife of Mansel E.
Morrison, I'd brother, William U. Nor
ris, who is a nonresident of the State of
Maryland, and whose residence is un-
known, his only heirs-at-law.
That administration of the personal es-
tate was granted by the Orphans Court
for Hartford county unto Mansel E. Morri-
SON, and it is wholly insufficient for the
payment of the debts due and owing bv
said deceased; that the Administrator
aforesaid has refused to pay any part of
the aforesaid claims, by reason of the in-
sufficiency of the personal estate, and the
complainant is without relief against the
real estate, without the aid of this Court.
The Bill then prays that the said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary, may be sold, for the payment of
such debts of said deceased as remain un-
paid, and that the said Mansel E. Morrison,
Administrator, and Susan E. Morrison, his
wife, Jane Walters, and William U. Nor
ris, who is a nonresident of this State,
may be compelled to answer. And also
prays that an Order of publication may be
passed against the said William U. Nor
ris, to compel him to appear and answer
the Bill of complaint; and in defaul; Of
such appearance and answer, that the sub
stance of the Bill to be taken pro confesso
against him.
1t is thereupon. this Both day of Janu-
ary, 1863, adjudged and ORDERED that
the complainant, by causing copy of
this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per published in Hartford county, Mary
land, once in each of four successive
weeks. three months before the 18th day
of June next, give notice to the said Will
liam U. Morris, of the object and sub
stance of the Bill, and warn him to appear
in this Court in person Or by Solicitor, ou
or before the 18th day of June next to
answer the premises and show cause why
a Decree ought not to pass as prayed, and
in default of such appearance and answer,
the Bill be taken pro confesso against him.
WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
True copy Test,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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More or less.

O. The Terms Of Sale, as prescribed
BY The Decree, are--that one-third Of the
purchase money be paid in cash on the
day Of sale, or on the ratification thereof,
one-third thereof in six months, and the
residue in twelve montllsifrom the day Of
salr---ihe credit payments 10 bear interest
from the day oi sale, and 70 be secured BY
notes or bonds Of the purchaser, with se-
curity to be approved BY the Trustee.
STEVENSON ARCHER,
jan30 Trustee.
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nRDERED, this 9TH day of February,
" 1863, that the sale made and reported
by HENRY W.ARcHER, Esq, Trustee in
in the above entitled cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown ON or before the 10Th day Of fMarch
next; provided copy Of this order be pub
lished in SOME newspaper printed in Har-
ford County, once in each of three success
sive weeks before the said 10Th day Of
March next.
Tie report states the amount of sales to
be $1,000.
WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
4 True Copy, Test,
fel3 VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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RECEIPTS.

To this amount received from
balance of 1861, County ..
Tax, State Treasurer and
Dog Tax. 49,. ...... .sl2,s34 80
To amount received from pu-
pills. -. 6,16l 05