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he DAILY EVENING -PHTLAD

chasing an engraving afler Cornelius or plaster
cast Of the Amazon for coupe Of shillngs.
So / took Uner den Linden not in the least
Nstbotcaly, and fingered Uenca h the lime trees
not Cs CuuuOi.seur, bot a. n COsm0ppli an Cock
uey. The place Is we'll enough. The res cast
rrtTethng shadows there are chairs aud benches
whore YOu mHy lOnngs at leisure; there ure mili-
taty bands aud pntndrs tp amuse you, IL you lrs
fond OF marlia di'pl Us, or admire the Pru IA
uruy, which | do NOT. All that Berlin has to
sh' W In the Wny - b'1u'y and fashion tahlch ~
not urb, goodness knows "a wnv- exrep inc the
charming Princess Frederick William Of p 'sta
our ~ n dear Princess toyaQ iIQ g 'Olnd Y IT,
den LinOen on ine ufiern0,us There are wasp
wa strc officers Of the Guards and n NV
burghors and trouing ordcfliys aud planned aides
de-cump, and boys sch 'Ols and girlP achOols
and luyc.maki0g cOuU UlCs and srntgni .Ous cbi-
dr'n aud shortlcgged, long legged, schmp-t ,iled
German dogs.
Cloc 10 the opera house IS the only shop in
Berlin WI ere you can buy smOklbe cigars, aud
The ON y cUUdUOJjry, or CONNECTION ~, wherc YOU
con get vanilla ices TINT won't make you III. YDu
had hest keep literally under the me trees, for
so sure as you approach one vt the side streets
that cross the Liuden a. rignt angles by scores,
out nosc will he offended by the old mus;y, fist
sickly coming swoopluR In nsyncope-inducing
gusts from the rest Of Berlin. II you wl,h 10
preserve any thing approaching a favorable lu-
preston Of The PTusstan capital go straight 70
the Linden from your hotel, and sop there until
it is time 10 RD back 10 the table dhOto Or " the
Opera, or to krOlls.
II you venture into any other district Of the
huge, dun, dusty, sour city, with its uncivil
straiRbt-lIcCd, conceded population, you will
incur considerable risk OF Oelng b red TO death
! know l was nearly, and that wOu Int 20 back
| TO kerlin-l had q mouth of it--save under com
| pulsiOn, or unless I WAS in love, or Handsomely
paid for IL, on any account. Untcr den Linden i
prssahle, hut that is ALL II is the one rich pu in
mo.t rcpusive and indigesube German suet.
| dumping.
| And YET, dare say, there is "life In Berlin
| life OF the IOyiul, rOilickinR, merry gO-rOuud
| urdCr-and that there are people resident on the
! Spree who think that river far superior 20 the
4 Thames, the Seine, or the ArnO, ana the clpita
| itself hive Of perpetual delights. lie. then
| keep their good opinion; / don't envy them ia
! the hast. I would sooner have the Boulevard
des ltaiiens Or the shady side of Pan Nah, or the
sunny side Of Regent street, any day, than Untoi
| den Linden.
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An American Idea rranspianted.

A London paper says -"The private and com
mercial postage stamp system Of America is
gradually being introduced here. A short time
since a company Of carriers started Ia London for
the purpose Of conveying small parcels from one
end Of the metropolis to the other at the extra
ordinarily low price Of one penny per package.
A spruce conveyance, with driver and conduc-
tor, stopped at your door, received the parcel,
and then carried the same 10 its destination for
tho coin mentioned. The company does not
take money, as much time is thus lost in giving
Change-some people never having any other coin
than sovereign to pay for the smallest object,
but they issue stamps, value one penny and these
can be readily ah,Xed at any time, and the delay
alluded 20 thus prevented.
"Ike stamps are very similar 20 the 'EXpTcss'
stamps Of New York aud Philadelphia. some Of
our London railways now propose 70 issue stamps
for the conveyance Of small packages along their
fines, from station to station, their value 10 DO
determined by distance. Thus, from any one
station TO smother within length Of fifty miles,
I'd. one hundred miles, 4d QUO hundred aud
fifty miles, Cd, or some such division. The
CaledOHi0n railway has already commenced the
issue Of tarthing stamps 20 pay for tho transmis-
sion Of newspapers along its route, The stamps
are perforated and gummed like our ordinary
postage stamps, aEd are sold In sheets containing
a dozen. The stamp bears the impress, 'Caledo-
man Railway, No. -. For one newspaper only.
To be called for by c0Dsgnee at the Station on
the Caledonian Railway to which It Is ad-
dTessCd.'|
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The utter" most parts Of the earth aro sup
posed TO be the parts where there arc most
women
My lad, said O lady 10 o boy carrying a
mail hng care You the mail boy p "YDu doesn't
think Pm female boy, does yo, maAn !"
In one Of the courts htoy there was O long
and learned di,cussiOn as TO whetbor a wi nesi
should be allowed 10 answer tue question, "Wnat
dd Mary say 3" Three judges gave long and
abOratc opinions In tno affirmative, aud tho
questO being repeated, the answer was, mot u
word
One hundred and eleven mombors Of the
Peace Society have since last April d-continu d
dealing with their pts ry cook on the ground
that they believed he dealt IN warlike stores,
hecansc OF the inscription in hi5wiudOw, "Bals
Supplied"
Fast young brother home from E'on -" ,
say Aunir, when You are married q, C,ntain
SLOW, WHY will you DO particularly lively - Fn-
rapco sitter (hlushir@ --|Whlt non .Gnse, how
can ! tell, sIly nov 2" Fast young brother :-
why, hccsUse youn bo AnnIe-ina,ed (ani.
malsu) 10 be surc.'
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The Russian Empire-OHiciRI Statistics.
The Central Committee of Statistics at the
Ministry Of the Interior at St. Petersburg has
published n description OF the Russian Empire,
from which the following figures are taken. The
extent Of the different parts of the empire Is
rated in square miles -
"Sberia, 267 724; Caucasus and TTanscaucasus,
$500; Grand Duchy of Finland, 6S7O; kingdom
of Poland, 2267; European Russia, 81, $40. In
these last numbers are not included the parts of
the Government of Perm aud of Orenburg, stu
ated bI Iyond the Oura however, they contain the
Cover ment of StavropOl and the lands Inhabited
by the Cossacks OF the Black Sea- According
TO the census OF 1903, the total population
amourts to 7427l,20j individuals, whereof
&c Sy4 $50 are men, and 37,377,l25 are women.
The density of the population differs very much
in lhr different parts of the empire. The average
is - In Poland, 2llO inhabitants to the square
mile in European Russia GS7 in the Caucasus,
532; IN Siberia, 10. If the density of the popu-
lation Of European Russia he considered, its maxi
mum will be found round Kieif and Moscow, the
two seats of ancient Russian civilization, and IL
diminisbes according rs the concenuic zone with
draws from these two towns. Thus, the Govern
ment of Moscow contains $500 inhabitants per
mile the Governments of PodOlil, ,Toula, LOursk,
Kieti, and POtaWa more than 1000 inh lbitants per
mile; that is, population just dense as that OF
the DOrih OF Germany and of the Slavonian coun-
tIies of Austria. The Governments which are more
uisltnt rom lhG TWO centres, sucn MS fenZa, TAM
boh, RaZan, Jarosay, KalOnga, NorOnege, Taher-
nikOn and KharHOh, have an average Of from
1900 to 20OO inhabitants. At a still greater dis
tance the average is from 1900 70 1000; for in
stance, in the government Of Twer, Vladimir
Mini, Novgorod, Kasan, Smolensko Polhyuia.
Livenia and Courland. The Governments of
Vataca, Vi,chsk, Minsk, KhersOu, and Tdurda,
where the Russian population is inrcrmiXrd with
foreign clemeuts--Finns, Lithuanians, and Tar
tars-have an average number of inhabitants
varying from 1000 TO 800. Lastly, the dtcrea o
finds its last limits in the Governments sltuaed at
the eEtremities. Astrakan has only l20 iuhablt-
ants for every square mile, and Archangel only
20 Inhabitants. In Siberia the population varies
from 4G & OF inhabitants per mile. 1t is concen-
trgted in the localities bordering on the great
postal road. In the Caucasus the population Is
the district of Durbent contains 264S inhabitants
Der mile, That 0L 6tavropol has only 3OO.n
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Grruing Telegraph
MONDAY, ocroBBR 10, 1891.
TTmINK I'm DYING, CounAoE

By MARY II. c. BoorH.
think I'm dying, comrade,
The day Il growing dark,
And that is nuG The bobo'iink,
Nor yet the meadow lark
IL cannot be the distant drum,
IL cannot be the fife;
FOR why should drum or hO90Ena
BE calling me from life
] do not think I'm wounded,
cannot feel pani
And yet I've fallen, c0mrade
Mover to rite again.
The lsst that | remember,
We charged upon the foe;
heard a sound oC Victory,
And that is ali know,
blink we must have conquered;
Fur all lat night i dreamed
That | was ny in Paradise,
AuiOrg the b.cst, DC seemed
Aud there, beside the Throne OF Goa,
| saw Banner wave.
The & Od old Stars md Stripes, my by,
O'Cr Victory aud the Grave.
And now, I'm dying, cJmrlde,
And there is Old John Br0an.
A-standiug at the Golden tte,
And holding me CrOWnl
i do not hear the bob'ulink,
Nor vet the drum and Gfo;
i only know the voice of God
Is calling me from life.
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FINANCIAL.
IT MD 10 ID g TAT h g
7-30 LOAN.

TIE Eeudsry Of The TrsaSuTJ siv,s notice that sub
lcrTtcst viii bs reoslrsd Tor Coupon Treasury goos
Day able three ye.rs fom August 10, 1864 with ssmia
uua intsresi At Me rnts N seven and hrsssn,hs par
cant PER annHnpnnopal and interest both 70 be paid 10
lawful money.
Thtse nO,ss WI be convertible Al the opion Of ,he
holder s maturity INTO per cent gold beanns bonds
pAJable not less than eve more than twenty years
NON Their ~ tho Government maJ elect. They Will
be suod In denominations Of $50 s00 $500, tOO0, and
sSOOO ana GH subscriptions must bo Er my dsFa or
ssne multiple OF nty dollars.
As the notss draw Interest BON August 10, nersoas
masbg deposits subsequent 70 thht date must pay az
lnteIest accrued from date " Doio 70 date q dopOs
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"A certain lady happening 70 express wish,
in the presence OF her son, boy hYe years OLD,
read before the boy exclaimed, "TakG your Bible,
mOther!" Pretty sharp, that.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

IT ANATIOFAL sAvWGs BANK, offering higher Tato
o. interest than any other and ~ 6cH security. Any
savings bank which pays ts dcpsaors In United States
Notes considers that paying In the bost circulating
medium Of the county and IL eaRHoi pay IN anything
better for s cltber IN Government soour
uss IN or bOuds payable Government paper.
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NOTICE TO CONsIGNEES.-THE 81
N PHILADELPHIA, Captain Pool, from LlverpoS
now ready 10 discharge at S)uth Street Wharf
sgnees will please send their permits on board. All
rot permitted Ia -eigbt hours will be sent 10 m
store. TllOS, RICHARDSON a Cp-
40 s-5t Ageu
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nEEICE CuIEF OTARTRRNIASrER

4 EfGlCE AhlEt w Alt fIGAl 40 4 fItts
~ CISCISNATG, Ohio, October Z, ~
Proposals are invited by the M derslgned uuu 1fi'
DAY, october 20, 1864, al u O'Clock NJ. for furnish u
Department (by ContraCt) with g.
WOOLFN BLANKETS, Army STANDARD.
Also, for the imme date delivery of
STABLE FROCkS, Army standard
And the following material Tor Trimmings, 10 he
20 samples which can be seen a. this O'ticc
BLUE FLANNEL LINING, for Sack Coats;
CANVAS PADDING, for Jackets.
= BRo WN MUSLIN NignD, for Sack Coat 81
X TR0wN MUSLIN (heavy), for Jacket 81
Lnngs;
GREY FLANNEL, or Domct Lining for Jackets.
Samples may be seen at the Ofice Of Clothing
Equipape In his city.
10 be delivered free Of charge N the United state
spectiOu Warehouse In This city, IN good mack
with the name ot the party tuTuiahm, the kind and
uy Of goods distinctly marked ON each article
package
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state In their
the qusntly they propose to furnish, the price, and
OF delivery.
Samples whom submitted, must be markod and
hered TO correspond with the proposal, and the pa
respect equal 20 Army Standard otherwise the n OF
Nil not be considered
A guarantee, signed by two responsible persons.
accompany each bid. guaranteeing o. at the bidder
Bids Will be opened on Thursday, October y 8
O'Clock r. NJ, at this uflce, ana bidders reques.
be present
Awards win he made on Friday October 2l, 1864,
Bonds VIII b. required that the contract viii be f1ith
fhlcd.
Telelrams relating 10 Proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms of Proposals, Contracts, and Bonds ms
Obtain cd at this office.
The right 10 reject any BID deemed unreasonab
Endorse envelope "Proposals for --,"
address Colonel WILLIAM W. MCKIM
lC-l0T Chief QuMCrmaster Cincinnati Der
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
$40 GOLD BOND.

In addition to The very liberal interest on the notes or
three years this privilege q conversion Is now worth
about three Por cent per for the for
$40 Bonds 10 less than Nins per cent premium and
before nt the premium per cent United states
Stocks twenty per cent II will be that the
actual pront this loan, tho present market rate ls
not less than ten per cent. per amman.
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-
~ CrECnEAu, Ohio. September 20, ~
Proposals are invited BY the undersigned unul TT
y, OCttber Is, 1864 gt2oCl iCk ?. NJ tor the mme
delivery 10 this department Of
Ostrich Feathers for lia 3, army standard.
Hat Feather sockets, do
Eagles tOrF ats, 90
Crossed Cannon for Ila s. 90
Crossed Sabres Tor liaiB, do
BU giles tor Hats, do
Company Figures assorted. do
CheyTOns Ar illeiy SefRcan's. army standard.
Do COrpOTgls do
National Coors, 'uantry, 90
HcRimenta COlOrB, DO
Guldons. do
Drum SHARES, sets do
Samples ~ which ~ be seen az tte 0flce Of Clct
and EQuipage In this city.
To be delivered fee OF charge, at the U 3. Gnspe,
Wa ebOuse In this ciy, IA good new pack ages, witt
name OF the party furnishing, the Nnd and qua
GOODS distinctly mHfkC on chCh nFtclt and PACK ag'
Iartles Offering GOODS must Oistucily STATE Ia thcr
the quantity they propose to mrnsh' tie price, Gne
time Il delivery.
Samples, when submitted, must be n arb ed and
bered TO correspond win the orOpOsN'; ana the ~
thereto must guarantee trRt the oOrs shall be In
resp Ct eqGRl To army standard otherwise the prof
viii no be considered.
A guarantee, signed by two resp plnsible persons,
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder
supply thy iClCs aware ed ~ him Dder hrs pTO0Osa
Blds VIII be opened on Tuesday, bctunsr 10 1861, a
O'Clock 4. M, at this Office, ana bilders are reluea
be present.
Awards wilfbe made on Wednesday, o3tober Il? g
Bonds Will BE required that the eontractwhi0e fAith
fulGl d.
Tcerams relating to proposals win not be noticed.
Blank forms Of proposals, contracts and ends ma
obtained a this office.
The night to reject any bid deemed unreAsonsb
reserved.
Endorse envelope "Proposals for - !" aud addr
Colonel WILLIAM W. MCkI A
l0i-lOt Chief Quartermaster, Cine mat Dep
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PROPOSALS
DUARTERMAsTER'S OFFIcE,

OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, y
~ rnnAnugiA, "a getoher .. 1874
O'Clock v on MONDAY, ucn1er "a, 1861, or tho imr
ciate delivery M the Unite etltes 50 House, H1u0
Street wharf, of ho ioh'wiDs articles, VIZ '-
iSIegs ji15i5s. caohJ z i-ln,h hole rut,, wrought.
IKE. 40 lbs cacb} 3 ach Ro nn's' NUS Won rout ibt
6kcla (ltO lls elchJ o. % mol huIc nuts wrought, .
5kogs 100 lbs oaoh) s. inou bolc wa.hcrs.
6teis dC0 ib.. oar'i = s-i1 h hole washers
jOW0 ioei l-I oh square edged scasonc.1 white
20 oc0 feet i'.i6ch, slua's-eised sea ,onsl white
1000 eoti Inch. not cdsei, season ~ white eas 4
Coiost2-inah, no, edged 'caso ned white oal lam
=, 5aois5 ,l.freh, not edged seasoned white oak ]
25o fee, 9.n-h, not eds, n seasoned white oak ]
2',o tset =, inch, not edged. seasoned white Oah
ne, 5ogige ,i inch not edged seasoned white saE
,s.t 2I og,,y St Anc ~ edged seasoned ssh uu
og,t irtt % mgh square edged seasoned ash lum
ncsi og.iJ tt lnch, square edged seasoned ash uu
ss., siy o st2nch, square. edged seasoned ash lam
,o., yotc5t 3inch, square edged seasoned ash luui
pes quality.
y5Joo Ggt i-neh, square. edged, seasoned ash Iaut
20 GOEet n inch, not edged seasoned hiekoryiuut
| tUoW het2 inch not edged, seasoned hickory laui
| test quality.
25oUOiet2l.inch, not edl ed, seasoned hickor, luu
| best Quuuty.
20 tons % by Is iron, tire.
10 tor s. ! a by p iron, tire.
tons lh by b-lf, ton, tire.
10 tons @ ~ round iron.
. tons "a round Iron.
| D tons q round iron.
| 10 tons ZIG round iron
n tons / y square hammered Iron.
| 20 bundles No % sheet iron.
10 bundles No 20 sheet Iron.
| 10000 pounds " hite lead, Lewis pure.
grounds raw Turkey Umbe-.
Alofthe above described 70 be Of the best ouailty-
sub cot 10 n inspection Of an Inspector appointed O
| part OF the Government
Bidders VIII ate p ice, both In wruC and figures,
| the amount or "a Butty Of each article bid foe.
Zach bid must ~ guaranteed Dy two responsible
sons whose signatures musth be appended 20 The guara
and certified Hs being good and sufficient securits
the fmount Tvuycd bv th' United states District id
| Attorney. on Collector or other public Otfcer other
| the bid will not be considered
| TIC right is reserved 70 reject AL bids deemed
| high and no bid nom deiautng contractor viii bt
| CCtNed,
By order or Colonel Herman Blggs Quartemastor' 'd
| partment, u. S. A.
| 10 lOt Captain and A, q.
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
RlCIPAL TAXATION.

But aside from AL the advantages We have enumerated,
Especial Act Of Congress eremps al bonds and Treasury
notes JI0 local iGEah0H On the average, this exemP
ton wOrth about two cent per annum according
the rate Of tax alton In various parts Of the country
10 believed that securities offer great induce
men1 to lenders those issued by the Government In
all other forms of indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties stock companies or separate communal
ties only, plooged for payment while the whole pro-
perty Of the country heu 70 tho discharge Of all
The obligations Of the United states,
Up TO the 2lh OF September tho subscriptions to Ibis
loan Rmounted TO over
$40, 900, 900.
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sUBscannoEs wnLlBE RECEIVED by tho T,oagurer OF
the United States, NJ Washington, tho Assistant
Trtssursrs ano dssignaIed DepotitAries and oy the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Third NATIONAL BAEA or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL BAhK OF PHII.AD DELPHlA, PA,
BY all National Banks which depositanss Of public
money and E9-2G-l2l
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ALL RESPECTABLE BAEKs AND BANKERS
Throughout country win give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBsCRIBERS
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Robaolt,s Catawba brandy is made
from The PURE JUleE0P THE CAT AWBA
GRAPE, which is grown in abundance in
Ohio and from which this article is obtained
1T has an agreeable Aavor, fine clear color,
and possesses all the qualities for medicinal
purposes, aud for beverage Of the best i'm.
ported brandies, AS favoring for mince
pies and other cooking purposes It is the most
economical article that can be used, being one
half dollar cheap er by the bottle and nearly
two dollars cheaper per gallon than other
Brandies sold for that purpose. Wherever it
has been introduced it has found rapid sale,
aud is daily gaining in popularity giving in
all cases the utmost satisfaction Call for
"Roback's 0atawhy Brandy which may be
found for sale by Druggists, Grocers and deal
ers generally throughout the West
@. W. ROBACll, Proprietor
Sc, S., 60 and GO East Third Street, SEQ Ad
yerisomcnt.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Gcorga Conner and Hiram I
Cooncr commits
VS.. In Chancery.
ro,so walton Charles I,
T Bo,lo I ,,,y:o, & Broots
T. TN Tbomas , Wagoener ans.
Van ',p, nro Lcrcny nnti6cd ibgt have fixed
pnaT NJ The lSIb Of Inly next, 70 take and settle
al tI,o og;,o Of Jobn " English in The town
o ,SiT Vt Pio nc nm occonnt showing;
V'' yh ,o" ,roro tbe no,lias interested in The
~ :. .G ~ ", ,,unI,,s KIN nfoneI and the
a.el,t,JoSS ~ ~ .o m atLor thins advanced by
aos VI /; rs t,s bGiI1 diippibe
o LII ~, r,t;Ir, so;d boot
''t SnJ '" Thn5 nn,onnt Of nrft or loss if any
Co.,, IN H. h,;iIing oo,iinnng and runnipr said
b i'gI foo to@athar with thu amount received by
Doa'' tosg.iri %i,n ,Lorogrnn and tLe amount
a s Ike ~ 5"," a;i i t c;tbor Of tbo narties
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EnAvcrrArlos III LoUIsIANA.-The
Consultation Convention Of Louisiana
passed the Emancipation act on the llth
by a large majority, Tho act, as finally
passed, contains Two articles, as follows;
We, the people of the State Of Looisl'
ana, in Convention assembled, do here
by declare and otdain as follows;
SEC. I. Slavery and involuntary SER
vitudo, oxcoptas a punishment for crime
whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted, are hereby abolished and pro-
hibited throughout the State.
SEC. .. The Legislature shall make
no law recognizing the right of proper
ty in man,
cannon ATTACKED q large concouTSe oil
people to the foot Of Canal street, where
a salute was fred in honor of the a6oII'
ton Of slavery in this State by the Con
sliludoual Convention,
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NnrICE.

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Putnam county, IN a suit pending 10
said court, ip which William II Langley is
plaintiff and + i. Nonlondcn and others, are
defendants. ! shall on the 9Th day OF july
1861, in the town Of Buffalo, in said county,
proceed to sell Of public auction 70 the highest
bidder the lands and lots in said cause and
proceedings mnionod, on such part or parts
thereof MS may be sufficient for the payment
of ;ho debt, interest and cost dccrud in said
cause Of complainant,
'rhcs1id Ealowll be upon q credit of SIX
and twelve months from day of sale, tho pur.
chaser, on pulcharers giving bond with good
security for tho purchase money, and tho legal
title retained as tor the security therefor
j, n COUCH,
J.n, Q. 1861, Special Con-
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BRowNLow on TUE RcmoED WuIo.--
In speaking Of this rebel journal the
writer Of the rebel Ventiiator says;
Why the editor Of the Richmond or
gan should be angry with Lincoln we
are ut loss 10 know. Lincon's eman'
cipation proclamation liberatos ha If a
dozen of that editors children, whose
several mothers are American ladies Of
African descent Lincoln should be
looked upon by that editor, and by thou
sands of other Southern parents, as q
bonefactor! He is setting their mixed
blood offspring at liberty thing that
they could not do, as they are slaves,
and many of their fathors--this Rich
mond editor among the rcst-are not
able TO purchase their freedom!