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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the county court Of
CEDAR county. Iowa, issued this day, the under.
signed, admlnistIa tors Of the estate of VIM H.
Bolton. deceased, late of said county, on the old
farm of said VIM. II Bolton. four miles south.
east of Upton, on the 18th day of July, AID.
lob3 Will sell or expose to sale at public ontcry,
all the personal property except such as il cx-
emp. by law of the estate Of said deceascd) con-
sfst'ng in part of horses, colts. one five year old
Durham ball. cows, young cattle, hogs, plows
harrows cnltivators, and great variety Of other
property usually used on a farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-Nine months credit will DO
given on all sums over five dollars, with note to
draw ten per cent. from date if not paid when
due, with good and approved security; all sums
five dollars and less cash in hand.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock a. m,
o. NJ. CULVER,
GEO. BOLTON,
June Goth 1868 ct Administrators
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A Martyr Gone.

Mr. George 2. Kane, better known as
Marshal Kane Of Baltimore, and some
times factiiously exalted into Col. Kane
was QUO of .hoo~ "hue. 'tA..L....., nv.
rest for affording aid and comfort to the
rebels, afflicted the soul of Gov. Seymour.
Alter being kept some months in Fort
Lafayette, he was turned oose-a pro-
ceedlng which We promptly and earnestly
condemned. He then wrote most abu
sive letter to Gov. Seward, and one or
two others of like tenor, full of the spir
it which daily animatcs the Albany Ar
gus, Chicago Times, N. Y. Express, UorM
and their compatriots, inve ighiug against
"abo'itcn despotism," "overthrow of the
Constitution ''invasion of personal lib.
erty,' &c, &c. The World was his fav.
orite New-York organ, but he honored
the Tribune with share of his polite at
tentions.
Some months ago the Administration
did what it should have done at first, by
ordering his arrest for treason; but he
hives in the bailiwick of Roger B. fancy
and, of course, was released on bail
Not choosing to stand trial. he has re-
Gently absconded from Baltimore, made
his way c'andestinely into Dixie, entered
the rebel army, and his friends in Balti.
more give out that he has been made one
OF jeff 5 Major Generals. We can't helm
but think that his case has been badIv
oungled on the part of the Union.-N
Y Tribnne.
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signs and grips Of the X: g. C:7s IN try
ing to get votes last fall? Does be sup
pose that everybody has forgotten that
mis- friends had secret organizations more
than year ago, and that they are con-
tinued to this day! The last two public
meetings of the Copperheads were called
by the X. G. C.'s in their secret, mid,
night dens. The so-called Democratic
party, in this county and State is man
aged and controlled by the *. G.. C.'s,
and no public move is made until it has
been duly canvassed and decided upon
by them. Secret societies were all right
when none but Copperheads belonged to
them; but now when they are to be met
by purer and stronger organization,
such traitors as Davis and Thayer raise
their hands in holyshorror, and cry out
against the dangers of secret societies.
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Grand Rally Of the Union Men of Roches-
ter Tow nship.

! Mr.. Editor:-In pursuance of gene
raj invitation the loyal citizens of Roch-
ester township met at the school house,
in Rochester, Saturday, June 9th, for
the purpose of pledging anew their plight
| ed faith in support of the Administration
in its efforts to crush the mighty rebel
lion now existing in portion of the
United States. Soon after the crowd be-
gan to assemble it became evident that
the school room would not hold one third
of the multitude that was ralIying round
the flag our fathers loved, and a tempo
rary stand was soon constructed outside
the building, in such manner that the
ladies could occupy the school room aud
yet hear the speaking.
The meeting was called to order By
clccting L. JENNINGS President; ID.
Ridenhour, DR.. Eisenhart, p Dale: &.
Cline and j. B. Ross, Vice Presidents;
Ii W. Bailey and F. NJ. Brown, Secre.
taries, and an Ex. Committee Of three,
VIM. Baker, p Dale, l.. Hester. Music
being called for the Glec Club sung the
song entitled, "RalIy round the Flag,
Boys"
Hon. D. c. Cloud of Muscatine, was
then introduced, and responded in an
eloquent address upon the constitution
atty of the proceedings of the Admins
tration in restoring pence to our beloved
country, confirming his arguments by
decisions of the Supreme Court, and de
flying any Coppcrhead to deny them.
Hon. Samuel McNutt of Dubuque,
life long Democrat, and formerly editor
of the Dubuque Herald, was called for
and took the stand, and the way the
Copperheads twisted and squirmed and
spit out their venom while he was speak. |
ing, was conclusive evidence that some
body was badly crippled. Judge Spicer
of Upton, was then called for and re.
sponded in happy and effective speech,
thereby adding to the already large num-
Der Of the Judges friends in this town
ship. The Glee Club then sung the
"Star Spangled Banner
You will see by this, Mr.. Editor, that
Rochester has at last walked up, aud is
rallying to the battle,cry of Freedom +
The day was very warm and sultry, aud
yet the assembly was said to he the larg-
est ever held in Rochester. And though /
we may be poor, yet we'll never be a
slave, shouting the battle cry Of freedom
L. JENNINGS. Prest.
F.N. BRowE, II. ". BAILEY Secy's.
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A Fearful Record.

An army officer writes from Louisiana
to the Boston Transcript that the camps
Of the Black regiments in Gen. Banks
army are models of neatness and order,
and that but one man in the whole com
mand has been punished for misconduct.
Never were men seen to fight with more
dauntless courage and devotion than these
raw recruits. He adds:
Livery man presenting himself to be
recruited, strips to the skin to be survey
ed by the surgeon. We do not accept
ne-half that offer. On Tuesday, ont of
81, only 33 were accepted. | have di-
rectcd my surgeons to keep accurate lists
of the causes of rejection. They report
to me that not one in fifteen is free tram
marks Of seeere flashing. More than one,
haT are rejected because Of disoIRaty
arising from iashiny wiM rhi,ps anil the
bit'ng.cf dogs on their caiues and thighs
1t is fright!uI. Hundreds of them HAYS
wells on their backs as large as one of
your largest fingers. | intend to have
these memoranda collected and published
with certificates of surgeons"
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SHERIFF SALE

virtue OF an alias special execution to me
ID directed. issued from the office of the clark
OF me district court in and for the county of
cedar, and State of Iowa, in favor of Nathan G,
Dudley, and against J. +. Whittesev, I have
levied upon the following property as the prop.
cry OF the said }. +. Whittelsey, to-wit:
p, Lot number one o. in block number twelve
~ In the town Of Durant, in Cedar county state
OF lowa-reference being had to the recorded
pa. or said town-with the appurtenances
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry az the court house door in the town of Tip.
ION, IN said county, on Saturday, the 18th dav Of
July, A. D., 1863, at ono O'clock. n. m, Of s,id
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that NAV
accrue thereon. '""' may
Dated this 10th day ofJune, A. D., 1863.
DAVID PLATNER,
vl0n2 [pr fee $3.50 ''""'
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The New Post Office Law -. Important to
Every body.

Yesterday the new Postal Law took
effect, Among the new regulations are
the following, which everybody should
note carefully and remember:
l.. Postmasters are absolutely prohib.
tied from delivering any letter, newspa.
per, pamphlet or package until the post
age charged thereon shall be paid, or to
permit the use Of box till the rent is
paid for at least quarter in advance.
:, Drop letters, not exceeding half an
ounce in weight, must be prepaid with
sr0 one cent postage stamps, instead Of
one as heretofore. For each additional
halt ounce an additional rate is charged.
3. Transient newspapers must also be
prepaid with ttco one cent stamps in
stead Of one as heretofore. If the weight
exceeds four ounces, an extra rate of tco
cents is to be added. Under this pro-
Vi ion persons can send three papers of
! the size Of the 1ddrertiser, for two cents,
or one large paper, that will weigh not
over four ounces.
4. The single rate Of postage on letters
to California, Oregon and Washington is
to be three cents, instead Of ten as here
totorc.
Where postage on letters is not fully
prepaid, the unpaid postage will be
charged at double rates.
6. Registered letters pay registration
fee of h"eny cents, instead of fye, as
hitherto provided.
If the public will remember these
changes, they will save money by it and
relieve postmasters from the trouble OF
answering innumerable questions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-02
SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue of a special execution to mo direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor Of A. II. Pickering.
and against }. II. Holmes and Charles Smith,
have levied upon the following property a. the
property Of the said J. II. Holmes and Charles
Smith, owit:
The southeast quarter of section thirty 800, in
township sevcnt! nine (79( north of range three
l3),west:
cry at the court house door in the town OF Tip
ton, in said county on Saturday the eleventh day
OF July, a. d. 1863, NJ one o'clock y IN. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF June, A. D. lsG3
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, lows.
vlon25 {pr fee $500
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TIE ORIGINAL
D0WE SEW(N6 WNe1flNFS.
Established i'm ISi5..Perf.ctea :, 1890

recent and important improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at a
distance can order Machine with a guarantee
OF Its prompt and safe delivery and that they
VIII be able to manage il to their entire satfsfac
tton. = o more hre"Lsra raaatas, No wis
ing STITCHES! No trouble in making any gar.
ment, however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather: an
Tor dress makers, shirt makers, talors, hat bind
ers shoe binders, or gaiter fitting, as well as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
SUPERIOR, and will be sold at much less price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
same range Of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue of STYLES and
prices. few responsible agents will be deal
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 437
Broadway, New York.
W lv
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See advertisement. c.. W. TEAS.

AIDA SrAR.-Every body knows, or
ought to know, that, by the admission of
our youngest sister, West Virginia, into
the Federal household, another star is
added to the national galaxy, but all may
not bear in mind that her presence in
the family should be recognized by a cor
responding addition to tho stars on cur
flags, making the number thirty five. No
flag is now perfect that does not contain
the entire number, and this should &c
borne in mind, not only in making new
ones, but old ores should be altered be-
fore being displayed This should be at
tended to before the coming 18th cf July,
as that is the day legally fixed for max
ing all additions to the rumte err of star
The present number will be advanta-
geous, alphabetically and artistically, as
it makes exactly five rows Of stars, seven
in each row.
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Meat Market.

T1 THE undersigned would respectfully
EH inform the citizens of Upton and vi.
-A&.4A- entity, that they have opened . Meat
Market in Virgin Block, south of the court
house, where they will furnish customers with
the best of beef, mutton. veal, pork, &C. They
hope, by strict attention to business, to merit
and receive liberal patronage.
ISAAC DAILY.
PA. MULCARE.
Upton, Iowa. July 2s1s63. 3m
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rburg on the 22d of May, and just before
he left for home was promoted from
Captain to the rank of a Brigadier Gen
eral. On his arrival home he was very
much exhausted, and died soon after.
In a discourse in New York, last
Sunday week, Archbishop Hug hes de-
cared that peace was at present impossl-
BILE, for the South won't have the peace
that the North alone has the ability to
give.
The soldiers in the rebel army are
not only allowed to vote for candidates
for civic officers, the privilege is offered
them Of naming their candidates. The
Chattanooga Rebel contains the resolu-
tions of various Tennessee regiments,
who held meetings in camp aud appoint
ed delegates to the State Convention to
nominate a candidate for Governor, &c.
The amount of Treasury notes now
in circulation is within fraction of four
hundred millions of dollars.
The papers from most of the cities
and towns in the State indicate a "ery
general preparation for celebrating the
coming anniversary Of the National In
dependence, with more than ordinary
ceremonies
1t is said that General Grant, in
view Of the fact that the rebels assassi-
mated negro soldiers captured at the fight
at Millikens Bend, has ordered that re-
taliatory measures be adopted towards
rebel soldiers for every instance of their
barbari,y towards men wearing the Unit
ed States uniform, whether white or
black
The first sale Of cotton by order Of
the Government at Cincinnati came off
Wednesday last. About seven hundred
bales were disposed Of at prices ranging
from thrtytwo to forty six cents, accord
ing to quality.
This Government it appears has
been invited to take part with the Euro
pean powers in their diplomacy with Rus
STA in regard to GLAND Secretary Sew
ard responded that America would not
deviatc from her past policy of non in
A correspondent Of the Chicago
Journal says that, in the fight at Milf
kcn's Beud, on the 9th inst, in which
the negroes fought SO CALAMITY and suffer
I'd SO severely, many of their officers, and
the Colonel, skulked most
iisgracefully, and actually abandoned the .
icld: We hope the report is unfyundcd;
1ut if it be true, it is evident that some
white men are quite unfit to lead even the
'darkies'
There is another English pirate now
It Sea, destroying our commercial vessels /
she is appropriately named the Coquette.
The bark, Whis'Iing Wind, was taken and
'urned by her, on the way to New Or
cans, on the 9th inst
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WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1850.

WASHINGTON, June 18TH, 1851.
| have been shown the formula for
making Scovills Sarsaparilla and Stillin-
gia or Blood and Liver Syrup, and from
a knowledge Of the ingredients of which
it is compounded, | do not hesitate in
saying, that if compounded according to
formula, that it is safe and good RENE
dy for purifying the blood and other dis
eases for which it is recommended.
B. CRABB, NJ. D.
We the undersigned fully concur in
the above, and will add that it has given
satisfaction to those who have used it as
far as We have been Informed by them to
whom we have sold it,
A. w. CHILCOTE & Bro.
See advertisement. G. W. TEAS.
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Republican Union Nominations.

For Governor,
Col. WM. M. STONE, of Marion county.
For Lieute nant Governor,
ENOCH w. EASTMAN, of Hardin county
For Supreme Judge,
JOHN F.. DILLON, ofScott county.
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-" II You want your goods to come with
sIS,ryn anu a.shstch, have them sent by the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-29
THK LEGLSLITURE

The bin for the reorganization tie Militia OF INC
Com uou weait6 vas passed by tie seuae' ytseroa''
sub t4ntiay u the form IN which il was reported rom
the Commiree Of Nltvy All We pcoishtd a ~
nopss Of he bill seversl day ago. Tue maximum age
Of yersous subject 70 duy ind the provisions OF thus
bill i, ffy i've TIE Hcuo still las the subject under
consideration.
A resolution submitted in the House, yesterday, by
Mr. Miller, Of Lee and Scott Tor an gu ~ into the
peace sentiment In LgcJndOn VIA definitely post
poued by au unanimous 70 =, wi hort debltc. Our
Legituge hes properly determined that any overture
tor reles must igins'e those who are resi- Onsibe
for Tie Inauguration aud prosecution Of the war; Unal
the Yankees Withdraw their armed hosts from 0Oniede
rata territory th re will 10. be any p ace.
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Tue BATTLE AT BLOUErSVlLLR

Toe Abingdon Vuginan Of 25.h inst. gives some
Pa,,ieuArs of he recent fg at BOuasSIe East Ten
n,ssee;
olInsl Clter mt The enemy ut The river with less
than thru-and h, fo. ght them as ell as he
{ u With the odd. srgey sgain.s him, aud David
: Battery Of OILY three pee is said TO have he
haved itselt With great gstnUy. OvefpoWrrcd b Eum-
orr~ our fo'c@s we're Compelled 10 III back though
Jrey cont stpd every inch Of gr.und LAts Fuesdy
event he enemy sGc;e-d-d rrach & she summit OF
the h L at he west end Of Bou ,ille while little
force occupied the hill at the forks # the read At b.
80 IN Of the village. Here Divisions Bsttri VAS
&C Vvly aud braVely handed AID doubtless did good
eX-eu ion The enemy Shrled tie toEn without giyi
no'ice for the removal OF the women and iren, ana
vr aru TIA. OF the place consumed 10 ashes.
Eusllv, nos being able cont nd successful " With
OveTwh,l ding forces fell back on the Bristol
rad, and ej1ined the command az Z ,ihcoher.
nee the GhOse written, we learn from gentle
who present., that tie fsh at BOuI tsy was
d, crate one, and that most OF cur men stood ard
fought until they literally surrounded Z &c d..
Georgia B,'tslrn Suffered besvuy, escape WIGh
hut s.uau uunOer OF those who entered the ;ht.
SJliier mf,rmI that the aid children, flying
aud screani through 6,li1 wle shells and shot
raining arOun them, we're most heart-rendiug.
frOm the best Inform aion ge, all our troops
fought liant y and only retired Nhel further dfnce
aOuid have been madness. The s,me solder informs
US ID i he does think hoass left standing in
the village.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-29

THG PRLslDnT AND Gan. LlK-A Richmond cor
respondent OF tbs Mobile Reg'ser says:
Gen Lee has spent week IN the city, and was rl-
most ooustandy with tie President during his stay lie
was Olnd there at ell hours brsakfas;ed and dined
With HIM, ~alked and ohstei With hm, II two good
trends as they are. The stories, then which have
been circulated abou; differences between tie are rs
absurd as untrus l eau assure you President Davis
ard the General the best of terms and have no
points of difference regarding the welfare of the coun
Try The President writes familiarity Gen. Lee when
Ia the field; Gen. Lee takes sal! with the President
when IN the city.
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eTNERAL Orders,

NOTICE.
WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, AT PRI-
w vate sale the following list Of Goods
hhds. Brown sugsr,
Is bags choice BrOWn do,
5000 lbs. Of choice Family bacon,
20 bbs SUPERIOR lsle Of Wight Vinegar,
20 Whisky,
s french Brandy,
10 boIes supeloT Tea
~ b.gs OF prime Java Codee,
100 uefces Of Rice,
80 boxes Candles and tallow,
20 bbLA A No l and No TannerS' OF,
81 boxes Turpen Inc Soap.
loo Webbs Fancy koap
10 bblI Lard,
100 bags Pesnuts,
2OOy lbs. Copp rss,
so kegs ). d.,
% ke.s wrought Boat Spikes,
10 bbs Tgrpehtl1e, ..
20OI packages Oh ewing Tobacco, choice brands,
1000 60 gmghrg Tobacco, consisting OF Fer
gusoL's, EeplAut Grand Turhishi
stsey's and ther well known brands,
100 pair Boots, hoes an+ Frog
100 lbs. SIos Thl cad Engih.
200 4" Virginia shoe Thread,
80 bales Gotten Yarns
10 pieces black and white 6lughsms,
1000 yards fom. spun 6inshan,
10 pieces Of white Flannl,
Bousac's Grey Jears,
20 bales 0Ens burgs and sheeting'.
sept 2S-a rARDY WlLLlAAS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-29

YtOVehder. We are assured by parties Who are In 4
81 uaOn to be cognzant Of the facts that the agents Of
the Government are and have been for time past
impressing nearly all OF che hay brought 70 this city
70, sale IA bales or bull. Tie worst feature Of this
indiscrimna.e and Who'll ale impressment Is the fact
thai much o. the hay thus seized belonged to farmers
Who bad delivered their 1.-THE, whilst hundreds Of tons
OF 1.-THE hzy remained undehVsrel In the surrounding
county.
An intelligent farmer from the upper end Of Hanover
called Office yesterday, 10 inform Us that all the
crops Of prOvender and grain in that section We being
impressed, and ask US the Of the farmers to
protest sgains. be Act on Of the inpre5sing sgents
Cannot this thing be 'toppsdi
Surely there is ntslgen enough In the COUmlsssry
and Qrareruastel's Departments to devise plan 81
assessment 1h'cb Wi bear equally up'n the producers
o. al sections OF the STATE aud not deprive city o.
its only resources os breadtus and forage The pro-
cts Of remote sections should be brought In nov
Whist the country roads in good condition. and these
th are near the railroads and canal should lie m VI 81
eded.
Tie subject admits Of elaborate remark, but enough
has teen said to call tho attention Of the heads Of ihe
r.meu' to tbe aasr.nt sr evlnee' complained Of.
4 RDI7TOE TO The RAS7RRH SHORR
T,5 n4VI expedition mentioned in yesserdiys paper,
was commanded By Acting Master j. Y. Bsail, @ s. n.
Acting Nasser Cd MeGlrs va second in CO nmand.-
TIE party pr0coe le 70 tie AaRiie side Of the Ess
Shore Of Virginia, and captured three sOOPs and
four sohOOuers. One Of the latter the Alliance,
bound from Philadelphia for POr: Royal, s Q. SIC vas
laden with suders' stores. Toe cargo alone would
prO,ably hAvs brOugh: $500. 600 in Richmond. About
$4,000 worth Of the stores slysd; the vessel SAa
thea burned
Some Of the vessels we're boarded In open daylight
within visE Of hall dozSa Others, the crews Of Hhch
evidently did not suspect the proximity Of an enemy
Marty al the vessels destroyed snd the 0fheers
aad crews held As prisoners.
AnOug ihe psr.ie' engaged Ia this hsEiTious 'IPf-
diuon. Mr.. =. W. h,ef,rlnd, connected si.h the
press Of this city. lie has for oug time sought an
opportunity 70 embark in some naval enterprise, and
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JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

DB authority of a decree of the Circuit
ID Court # Gooshlsnd county pronounced ihe ID dsy Of
septemhe 1863 In sIt In Chan peadlng In sJ court
tseeu Matthews Al dsTon IN his right and guardian
Of the nfa dren Of w. H. O. ADder decd P-ina
Mary Garland Anderson and others endsnts tha Com
,ser appointed BY tal decree pre ed 10 SELL public
auction 70 tie hghe bidder ct Gotehand Court House.
WEDNESDAY day Of oetber 1865 The tract ofand In the
bill proceedings In said niL enoseJ whereof tie sic WIN
H. g. od seized, y1g ia the said county OF Cocoa
ard On above hadeL Adyeb dam and ostWeen
Miehau 4, Fy and Cedar Poins pue hiding the river,
and adjoining ns Court Hoase property ',--.f ~ d
Thet act contains about 400 acres 20 OF lanes River
@ ~ ane quality and IS 20 Of Greek hat fully good
~ the low grounds on ths river.
Thre IS In forest % Of which are ed with
oak hi kory, &o, Of original groNtq, prl VS. 1rusT
The whole IL well watsrsd With neVerfsling TIeaps.
The buildings consist OF ashn Dseng House coed
er house. three large tobacco hArBs taDed bArr
biz, Be.
The sale win be made on the following ii.' 9afh
td cash, onehd In t6e other third In ave
YEAR For deferred payments purchaser ve sond with
good persoae security and TILE retained 20 Land til
ment d made said bond bear Interest from day sale,
Aod Il ysbls annually. l. MATTHEW A.. ANDResud.
sept 1s-ctds 0ommT.