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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
Notice..
AssEssoRS OFYicr Of the 9th District
Of the State Of Ohio.


TIFFiS, Jan. 9Th, 1869.
have subdivided this District into ter
(l0) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows, to.wit:
DIVISION No. l is comprised Of the several
townships Of Lyme, Ridgfeld, Norwalk
Townsend. Wakeman, Sherman, Peru, i3rcn.
son. and Hartland, in Huron County, and
/ HIRAM ROSE,of Norwalk, Huron County
Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised Of the several
Townships Of Clarks6eld, Norwic Green.
! field. Fairfield, Fitchyille, New London.
| Richmond, New Haven, Ripley, and Green.
wicb.in Huron County y,and JOHN BARNES
Of Greenwich Station, Huron County, Ohio.
/ is the Assistant Assessor therein.
/ Division No. 3 Is comprised of the several
/ Townships Of Berlin, Florence, Vermillion
| Huron, Milan, oxford, Groton, and Petkin
in Erie County, and CHARLES IL. BOTS
( FORD, Of Florence, Erie County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
| Division No. 1 s comprised Of the several
Townships OF Portland, Margaretta, and
kclly's Island, in Erie County, aud j. G..
BlGELOW, OF Sanddsky. Erie County, o,
is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No, is comprised Of Ottawa
County, and JAMES kINGHAM, Of Port
NiiheOhi OthaWh Nouull, OhlOi Is Tie Assis
tdnt Assessor therein.
Division No. 6 10 comprised Of Sonduskv =
County, and JOSEPH l.. RAWSON. %.
Fremont, Sondusky County, Ohio, is Assist.
ant Assesso. therein.
Division No. is comprised Of the several
Townships Of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
jackson, Loudon, Big Spring, Seneca and
Hopewell, aud all that part Of Clinton rown.
ship which is situated on the west side Of
the Sandusky River, in Srntca County, and
JOHN A. HALL, OF Tiffin, Seneca County
Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 4 is comprised OF the several
Townships of Eden. Bloom, Venice. Reed
Thompson, aud Scipio, and all that part Of
Clinton Tow nship which is situated east of
the Saudusky River, in Seneca County, and
.rHILlP SPElLMAN, Of Tifin, Seneca
County, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 9 Is comprised of the several
Townships Of Polk, jackson, Venice, San.
dusky, Liberty, Chatfield, Cranberry, and
Auburn, in Crawford County. aud GEORGE
W. 1EEL, of Sulphur Springs. Crawford
County, Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. 10 is comprised of the sew
cral townships Of Milestone, Dallas, Blu.
cyrus, TOD, Texas. Holmes, aud l.ykcns.
in Crawford County. and JAMES LEWIS.
Of Bucyrus, Crnwford County, Ohio, is the
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor for the 9th District Of the State OF
Ohio
frbG If
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The BLAok SEAKI.--The coppcrheads
are fond Of calling unconditional Union
men "black snakes" They would bes;-
lhte to apply the name were they moro
acquainted with natural history. Place
a rattlesnake or copperhead-the en-
blems OF Southern treason and Northern
tory yism---in antagonsm to the black
snake, and the latter instantly coilsrb bis
muscular folds around tie venomous rem
ules, contracts himself aud chokes the life
out OF them. He takes the vitality out of
them from the poisonous head 10 the
sqnlmering tail. The instance is vet to
be known where the ugly, kissing. snap
ping aud rattle monster came of yictori-
ours IN a contest with the black snake,
lie is "too many" Tor them, as the black,
snakes are like TO prove for The poisonous
reptiles who strike and bite ia the South.
out content themselves. with prodigious
kissing and rafting in tho North. 80
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Results Of u Year,

The London Morning Star, comment.
ing upon Nr. Glbson's speech, has these
! reflections.
THE United States have taken from
us during the last yeur, in return for their
immense exports of food. five millions
worth Of goods more than in 1861; and
their increase is not attributed solely to
their import of munitions of war. Even
under the Morrill, Tariff, and despite their
diminished meHEs of purchase, they have
bought thirteen out Of twenty-one mil
lions worth Of commodities they were ac-
custcmcd 10 buy. The enormous quan.
titles Of pTovis IONS their abundant harvest
enabled them TO export, have en-
abled us to bear more cusily than could
have been anticipated the suspension OF
employment in the cotton districts. They
have at the sume time shown us, with
the utmost lmprcssivenoss, how desperate
would have been the folly and wickt dncss
OF Interference with their domestic quar-
rel. Interference, under whatever umc,
would have involved an interruption Of
supplies from the North as well us from
the South. We should huve lacked food
Tor our people as well us for cur looms.
II would have been calamity not mcas-
urcd by army and navy estimates, or by
trade returns. IL would have been con-
fined to no one district of trade. 1t would
have penetrated every workshop and cve-
ry home dependent upon industry. 1t
would have starved English artisans, not
that slavery might perish of plethora, but
that freedom might be ussniled in the
hurbors wont 10 gush with plenty for the
world"
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GOOD N EwS
LIH flr AND
GREET 7'RIU.NPH!!

Benham's Magical Pain EXtrac.
tor, for removing all local pains.
Benham's Gargle.-For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sorethroat, Thrush and
liberation of the Throat.
Benham's Renovatiag Pills.
For Nervous AID Sick Headache,
indigestion, Colds and Sour Stom.
ach. They will cleanse the stom.
ach without any inconvenience.
Benham's Worm Pastilla Candy.
The surest, safest and most reli
able. Easiest to take. No physi
rian required.
Benbam's Hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough, Group and rattles in
children-good also in Fcvers.
Benham's Liver Pills.-Good to
cleanse the system of all bilious
habits.
Benham's Joshua Drops,-like
Joshua of old, who commanded the
sun to stand still and it obeyed
him, so owith the Drops. All NOR
Did, or loss Ok sctiun will he rous-
ed; all Fcvers will be calmed down
In An Incredibly short time. They
are aecldedE ahead of ali other
preparations, for Fevers, Cramp,
Group, spasms Inflammation, TIE.
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended ami
nation, Dipthcria, Putrid Sore.
throat, and in fact it is a perfect
Joshua, as hundreds will testify.
Prepared and soldby H,'' F."
a. DENIAM,
Melmorc. Seneca county,o.
For Sale by IbOis & Co., Tiilin.
iy4.6oIr
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This gentleman, who has hitherto held
so high place in the estimation of HUI
ron Co. Democracy, greatly increased
the respect felt for him by his speech at
the late Mass Meeting. AS our Repre-
sentative in Congress, we all feel that he
is the right man in the right place. -
NorVak Experiment.
Especially in voting for tho third mil
cage s,sindle. Also voting men and mon
for the war--and then consorting with
endorsing, approving and honoring Val.
landighom. Sho did neither He Is GER
tainly manly Representative for free
loyal, ahd outspokcn constituency.-Saa.
Reg. .ae. at'
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A SIlori story.

The State Teachers Association Of
Indiana, numbering ITO teachers, at their
late meeting summed up the political sit.
uaiion IN very few words by unanimous
ly adopting the following Platform
Resolved, /. That the Union Gov
crnmcnt is right and the Rebellion wroug.
Resoltc3, .. That We will sustain
the right aud oppose the wrong BY all
the legitimate means Gods has placed in
our power.
One hundred colorcd men len Indian.
npols on the 7ih inst. 10 fcht Tor tho
Union. a year earlier, This would have
excited Democratic mob now few
nu''tTcd curses wtre all that irdiCstcd
reluenuncc 10 lttt,ng a'l fight Tor tho
good cause who will.
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Diyorce Notice.

HEsRY H. Daows, Pif. The Defen.
VS.. dant in thif
SUsAsNAH L. DRowS, Deft. action.
Susannah T.. Drown, whose residence ID
unknown to tbs said Plaintiff, is hereby no.
titled that the said plaintiff did on the 24th
Of March, 1868, file his petition in the Office
on the ground OF willful desertion for more
than three wears last past which petition
stands for hearing Mt the next term of said
Court. HENRY II. DROWN.
Bye. W, PAGx, his Attorney.
March "a, 1853 s5-6t
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LOYAL WOMEN SHOWING THEIR Cor.
oRs.- The loyal wcmon Of Ccnne cticut
appreciated fully the importance of til,
conflict through which the nation is pass
ing, and do not hisitaie TO act in accor-
dance with their convictions. In Hart.
ford Loyal Women's League,n has
just been iermcd, tha members rltdcing
themselves to "encourngc and sur tain cur
brave soldiers by constant tokens of love,
but still more hy the expression of a cheer.
iul and uLhibching determination 10
stand by the dear old flag till the day Of
triumph, be ii near or remote" and SO in
struct their children, and all who may bo
dependent upon them, "ihat they NAV
grow into such 6lial reverence fur hi.
best Of all governments as sh0ll make
Them patriots, never mere pariisans."
the true hearted women also declared
that they will, as We have urged all good
women should do, in all ways endcayor
to create such sentiment Of devoted
loyalty in the circles in which they move.
ma; no traitor, or eouardly r6ereGni, shall
utter ms sentiments, an their presencs.
uRreJuhed." The women who have he.
come members Of this League, in token
OF their loyally, have determined 10 wear
publicly Union badge, "un,il the day
of cur national Triumph We hope this
patriotic example OF the women of Hart
lord viii be followed in other towns and
cities.
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! M P @ R T A N T
TO THr
a T. FE I CT Il ID!

To THh
a H FIJI CT Il ID !
WITn rheumatism. Local nains,
General Debility, Neuralgia, Ner
vous and Sick Head. ache, Scrof-
ula, Stiffness of the Joints Dis
eases of the Lungs and Liver can
be cured in u short time by apply
ing to
DIR. A. BEN HAM,
n miles from Tiflin City, from
which place there is a plank road
to Melmore. The Doctor has got
in operation his Electro Magnetic
Medicatcd Bath on n very comlor.
table plan. His long experience
in the treatment of all forms OF
diseases to which our country is
liable, renders without doubt the
safest, surest and best plan of re-
moving Diseases, Cancers, Rup.
turcs, Female weakness, general
debility, and in fact all and every
form tat can be remedied where
there is 1itality enough to warrant
his mode of operation in accord.
ance with the law, Of nature. Call
and see, and know for yourselves,
and not be gulled by any. | will
try to undcceive you and make
plain. Here is offered for your
aid medicine and advise. Take
either or neither. Just make your
own choice.
Also, a Portable Vapor Bath,
so constructed that he can carry it
with him without any inccnvcni.
ence. All Eruptive diseases can
be cured in very short time and
at moderate price. Those afflict-
ed will do well to call and see Tor
themselves as he uses no mcdica-
tion only that enters into the COM
ponent parts of the human system.
and is not injurious to the most del
icate and feeble persons.
Melmore, April 10, 1863. 27-tf
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CHAMPION sELF.RAKING
REAPER and MOWER.
TIE best Self Rdking Reaper and
Mo1cer;;
Tie Best Reaper;
The Best Hand. d.Rdking Reaper
Tha { is now offered to the Public.
II you don't believe II come aud see for
yourself, and be satisfied
TT is a coon MOWER
Mating IL one Of the best
Combined MACHINES
That can be had.
Farmers who have much Grain to
harvest, should not fail to sec this
MACHINE. 1t is made by old
and reliable manufacturers, and is
the Farmers never falling friend
in harvest time.
1t has a LARGE DRIVING
WHEEL which makes the machine
run very light and easy-has the
advantage Of a quick motion in
Moving, and slow motion in Reap.
ing. The Grain is delivered ut the
side of the Machine. The frame is
Independent of the Drive-whecl,
and will adapt itself to the unca-
vcnness of the ground.
Call and examine them at
SMITH, BARNES e. Co.,
No. Hedges New Block
Tifiin, April 2, 1863. 26-3m
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MILLINERY GOODS,

Consisirr Of gte., variety Of
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Head Dresses. Nets,
For the hair, and ThmmiAs. Of safioas STYLES too
numerous TO ention.
msr IRON III, East, all work viii 10 executed in the
latest snd most fashionAble syIs
w addition TO Millinery DepAumet will he
found gtcatVa OF uRFss TRisstSos. t;iars.
hu-ToSs, EnhRofpEHv, BHIns and psLrs, AtRU
Fancy nriisles OF Vanou, tinds: suci .. OHSA.
VENTS tot the hsir, Combs, Bnckies and Head. Of
every 'snety. Ladies Hoop sh,u,, Cor.ct,, &e.
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M I L Z. Il NJ E n Y
AND
Mantun Making.


WISHES to inform the ladies oi
rifin sad ricinity, ths, she has renewed tn n. w
ShAwHANS New Briek Block, directly opposite
the Davis House.
She has just returned from n. Y.
with u splendid assortment of n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22
Marahal,a SaIe.

n obedience TO thirteen writs ss4sitoni eSpones to
mo directed nom the Circuit Court Of the Unit
slater, for the Mode District Of Tennessee, al It's
October term, lssS, viii, At II o,cock, A. NJ, on
TUISIAH, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854, expose %
public ssls 70 the highest bidder, TOR cash, the
dor q the Courtbouse, IN Nashville, Tennessee, ali
the right, lite. claim, interest," and estate which Je
grand a. Carney has the tracts and parcels Of land
beFcinafteT named and described tO-sit tract Of
land 10 District No. IS, OF Rutherford county, Ten
nessse containing, % eftiInate' OSz ThOsSANp
ire, (he Northwest eJTBer Of said tFaet,) hcnce
running South Tires hundred aud twenty 20 es 10
ash tree tbepos East Ave hundred pllfs to a Dog
wood tree, thence Eurth thrce hundred and twenty
p1es 10 q CEDAR and Eicko-y tree thence West 8 We
hundred polss 70 the begiBnng'-lyng about Fix
NIL from EurireesbOro, on the Bra1yviile turnpike;
aso, tract Of land IN Rutherford county, Tennessee,
joining thai before mentioned, on the South side
thereof, oontain1g about THREE HUNDRED and
SIXTY ACktS-Yest0d IN Said Lcgrand n Carney by
decree - The Chaneery Court for kulhe ford county
sid Court were mislaid during Hilary occupation
Of MurreesborO ;; also, lot q ground North o. the
toEn u uTfrofEboro Rulneriord eounty, Tennessee
with IwoEtory brick dwelling house theresnD
BOUNDED as follows " Beginning on the Northwest
corntr u lot sold By said Carney Steriag B. Jones'
running thenoe North eight and bali poles TO said
CarDey's line thence East about two hundred feet TO
the hue designated between lot Of ground sold BY
SAID Carney 10 samuel Briggs, thence south eight and
half poles 70 JunesB line, thence West about two
hundred fset 10 tbs beginning " also lot OF ground
IN said town OF Nurfrees b0ro, Onting forty feet,
more or less, Depot Square end running back one
hundred ard ffty fes-vested in said LegrRud Il.
Carney by the Circuit Court of Tennessee for luther
ford ceuuty, the record Of which having been misIad
bound aries not accurately given al OF the fors
going property beiag levied % 70 Eatisfy judgments
rendered by the Circuit Court Of the United states
FIR tie AidlleiGtrict Of Tenn a. It's April term
lS6x iR favor Of Jos. II. Thompson a Co., Abbott
job. q To-, A. y Reed Wright Bros. a 20 Mar
tn Pebble Hsmeriok Martin Peddle, HameTick &
Co., C0Well FarCri 4 Co., leFick Rssin & Co., s. r.
4 Co., Herring 4 OF, and Atwood Raj
ston Co., and against Legrand II. Carney and Car
neY Dlfsr. u. 4. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nov28-St By W. LELIYlIT, Deputy.
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DIT virtue Of writ ss%SloRf sPsass 70 ne directed
ID on the olrcuil Court 81 the United states for
the Middle DFtEiei Of Tennessee 81 its October tsr
lisa. I viii expose 70 pae,lo sale, 70 The highest
bldder for cash, 81 the door Of The Court-heuse in
Nashville. Tennessee, con nsRc.ng a II o'cieck, A.
~ 90 TUESDAY, TOE lath day az JANUARY, 1854
al the right, tide, ezlm, sStrest aad estate Whica
Jas. @. Gwen hash tract o. land IN " ~ auroa
o1rnty, Tennessee, about seven niles frou Franki1
IN o. uea- tne Nashville Turnpike, bounded a. iul-
lsSs = HsffunieR az sugar Tree the Norm side
" kueb theSoath-West cofner q The tract shauoe
East 2.6 poies 20 stake NJ. Bells South-wcst 81.
aer thc1oe Ncfth, ons degree Ekst, GO poles, 10
stsEs, of,Einaliy Hickosys thcaos West lek palss
70 bask Ash; thsnce North enc Nezres Eart 20
poles, 20 stale thsnce Wess 81 poes = tho oenirs
q tle Turnpike roa's thsnGs win the 81 sad
ruzd 20 q stake On lznie Johretons South beandsrv
Inc. - polsS; theeoa Hcst one esFrcs North % 4
peisa a. . stake thcuce Wett, thrvf and hall -.
efe,s S5ath, l8S poieH, - fcek fhsnoe soafh Ia
I,oies y 1hs teSianng; oontainiaE oy cssnzfs We
Hundred and f0rty acfts, and vestcd n said 1as Z
O9ea hy dsed frua "a Bal, bsarlnE date March 18Th
1854 which . rgegrded page 81 q hsok " ~ Ne
Reei.trar dof WilaEss1D c1urty. ths estd tract n
Ind, vita an ne improvements thereee, v-ich WI
b sd sAeFeNi.h, osi1g itfisc - eatiEy lleg-
ment rendered ~ - sifsais Coart q tks Units4
State far r. siddis Dlstriri q Tszocssso Al ~
Apri tfft 1s1 b Aver q HsurF Bieez nug ara hat
= AZ sLLsoocg. MsnhaL
ds1S-st - y. LaIlxaT1, Dspaiy.
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of two Erts yssdl ioni szpoHas TO d.
ID rected rom The Circuit Coart 81 toe United States,
fer the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its OctObsr
.erm ls63 will expose 10 public sale, to the highest
bidder FOR cash. AZ the door Of the Courthouse, IN
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at IL O'Clock A.
r., Oh TUESDAY,, the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1854,
all tie right, title, clain iRtsrest and estate which
X u. Groomes has piece or parcel Of land IN
Nashville, DAVIDSON county, Tenn, described with
The boundaries following Beginning at DsWs' 4
Harmau's corner, on Water street; running thence
" th Water street. twenty seven feet, more less,
towards Casteman street, to Berrys corner; thence
at right angles with Berrys line TO Guthrey street.
theIce with Guthrey street, twenty seven feet, more
or less, towards Broad street, 70 Dews' HarmaE's
corner; thence, at right angles, to The beginning"
being the same conveyed 20 said r. II Groomes by
B Y. Foster, e. per deed recorded page ADO Of
Book No. ~, OF the Registrar for Davidson county
levied on with whatever Improvements there may be
on the sane, % satisfy in gments rendered BY said
Circuit Court its April Term 1858, against Groomes
Cavert Co., and In favor Of A. G. Mandel, and s.
8. Stevens Sons.
T. n. GLAsC0cK, Marshal
dec5-3t By ". LKLLYErT, Deputy.
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MarshaI'a Sale.

IN Obedience 70 three vrits sesdioai esPosss % ne
Il directed FROM The Circuit Court % the Unt.rd
states Ct itE ctober term for lS6S will ~ D 4
O'Clock. A. ~, or TUESDAY, the lsth q JANUARY
1854 expose 20 public sale % the highest bidder Ter
osso, At tue Court-kouse Nashville, Davidson ooun-
" Tenn. ali right e, clam. isle7sst, sEd estate
VII oh Edmond DuGer has in lot Of ground In the
town Of n srfreesbOro, Tenn, (with tv0-stUry
rama house thCrson described as follows " Be
rnnihg al Iohn McUerm0tt'6 south y est corner aud
runnibg thsuoe W cot one hu0dred aod any fact 10 4
stre-t. theuce North enc hundred and nincfy-ons
fset more or lefs % @. II. Enetts South West cor
ner thonce East one hundred and ffly feet, 10 John
Mcbernotts, thence vita said soermoti's line ore
hundred aRd ninety one feet, more OF les, 70 the
beginning :" ievisd 70 satisfy judEmsais issued BY
The Circuit Court q tie United States r the Middle
District 81 Tenneasee At is April term, lso2 IN favor
q A. 3 p Reed aud 5Os. h. Tho@psoB o., and
against Dear 4 cArnsy.
ER. GLASGOW, Marshal.
nev2s-st By W, LzLFErr, Deputy
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Marshal,s Sale.

DIT virtue Of writ veadttiozi szporss 70 directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the puited Sla:os fnr
the Middle nsirct Of Tennessee, Al Is October tern,
1855 Win expose 70 pablc sale to the ii chest bidder
ior cash. al the door or the Court hoa Nashville
Tenn, on TUESDAY, 18th Of JANUARY, 1874, al the
right, title, claim, interest," and estate which b. "
MAcrae has Ia a certain tract pa Gel Of land in or
near The town q CarkHilie, Tennnsses, boonded e.
follows "begnalDg at stone corner Of lots Noe. Is
and IL, In Novels subdivaioB, and running thence
with the north side OF the CaTksvlle and Port Royal
furnp ke, (ths beginning corner being said road
four hundred and eighiy.siK sud q half feet, TO =
stone corner with 7. J. Weldon thence north, 6k
degrees east, 70 stone, said WlEdon's north east
corner in Dsenis line thence east with sud Dolens
line I've hundred and twenty-sovsn feet, 70 stone
c1rneT with lot sold by J. g. Hart 20 W. A. QuArles,
T. Z. ". Thomas and Jas. D. g enn, and thence, with
said QraFles's Thonass and Glenn's line q the be-
ginning, on the Clarksville aud Port Royal Turn
by estimate, fifteen acres and any
poles" with al the impr0Femepts thereon and APP
purtenaUces thereto, embracing comnOdious dwell
ling the sans being levied 70 satisfy judgment
rendered by said Court In favor q Arnold, Con-
stable & Co., aud against b. W. McCrea and B. y.
CAulter. Sale 70 commerce Al IL O'Clock A. NJ.
srse rrFe rfs Z. r. GI.AscDCK, MARSHAL.
nov9s-s BY ": EKtLTErT, Deputy.
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Marshal's sale.

y obodiencs & tfpu wrts rsaalsoag erpoaas 20 me
u dirociei ir5r te ere u ectI u tie Cuitei
States, flr the allc llst ict of tennessee - -
Ostescr term 1855, VI d, % a. l'cce, 4. 81, n
IutSask, lie asa dag u. JANUARY, ls6k, expose
20 pabc SAT- 10 &c hisafst I'D er Tor css1, ~ The
dosr q l,lc .-eoesrs "a sstNsic. fEsnesEeai al
the slf, sfisa Eaisi, itesrEts AIS q, aca IL.
gaua a. Carey 81 in trttt - lsed a. 4 lineriNfa
cou1ty Ienuessoa, ursT tie iowa Of Aurirtcfo lrot
coutalalEg. b. survey, Gee hualrel lad Igsnty.
zee AcTs re e a. - ~ ~ Can - b. lrrlt ifea
tie ate " IrlH ssef, made tle Cd Gay q octe-
bsr ls53, aaa r-csTaaa o. pfe iabi "a hoak Be 10,
81 hose N. swan, feEi etrar--11s id - ithoes 3
. Br3innlng a. Ash. he fth- " est c1fnaF q a
tracf o. lind fernrfly O. ned bythsyia hoe iaAH
(nsw b. aid CaTafy,) Elnnirg tlllco soetatt g.
rees lest Will the aslIfl 80 q sli1 izc I've fCn
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