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have ne anyseEeaeou, knowing how many
Generals he has set aside for ipeficieucy.
to suppose that be will retain Gen. Kelley
for an hour after be has ceased to fulfill
expectations. Perhaps Il Gen. Hdlleck
had better man to spare from some more
important command he would send him.
to us. The fact that he does not send
such one is presumption that he re-
CARDS General Kelley as the best of his
pick.
What we regret about the move in the
Legislature on this subject is the fact that
while it has so little prospect Of doing
good it has an infinite capability- for harm,
We can divide ourselves upon Gen Kelley's
fitness or upfitness, but we cannot divide
the enemy. We cannot give the General
capacity by our Demonstration against him,
neither can We make Gen. HalIeCk, who
judges him from purely military stand
point, change his mind. 1t is possible
that the airing of opinion iu the Legisla-
tnre may do Gen. Kelley good, but we
doubt it. II it may make him more ener-
getic, butt may also make him more rash.
A man forced out of himself by criticism
does not generally improve in his perform.
ances, as all the world knows. We only
hope that the discussion which has been
bad will do more good than harm. This
is the best We can hope for 1t.
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NOTICE.

TUE undersigned Is deslEou5 Of selling, and sRsrs
= for sale, the following Real Estate On WhOelinv
Inland, IN Ward Z, between WabSSh AID HnroS
streets viz: Seven small frame hOhS6s one Of them
having seven rooms and kitchen and good well OF
water At the door, aud one small two story brSek
Any Of the above property can be purchased at
private sale on or bstsre the 8sY0nteenth day Of
Sne5ed on the gIound 1t public sale TO the highest
one and two yOArB, with int6Fot On fhs 6SiSneS OF
the PaymsnlA The title viii be made bV ZiyiHR
ds go e g rust on the property.
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TRUSTEES SAI,R

on THURSDAY, the Sd day of March. 1ss,
a. Stp st 10 oclosk A. MI at Ilo front
eneS o. deed Of trust from Walter g. Scott. Iatsd
t9e lst december 1853 recorded in the ReeoFdsSss
O1idEeu; and having been, by an erdSr 81 me ~.
Sut court LOT Ohio county, duly appointed the
InaeT ths satd deed in the place ADD stead
est aed best bidder g public auction for cSSh All
me following described parts Of lots numbered
lanes addition to the city Of HhesIinT: bsSiSSIn,
q the corner west Of Market street and south ~
kIankun streets thence south with Market strest
nine tS9 feet; thence west, with line nSr
sdeI Win franklin street, one hundred and tvsnty
iset 70 q alley Y feet WIds thence With Sa
.IlSy teet to franklin street; md
thSnee with Franklin street to the h,,QinnIn0 $50
teel JAMES {. WHEAT, rru.tee.
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Farnn fnr Sale

VIE snbscriber offers for fa!s a smaII t.rm In
miles above MartinsTille, and runninS n tisS
kailro1d, containing u acres. The improvements
are a log house, good bearing orchIrd, we'll cf
ance excellent timber. Any Que winhlna 10 nur.
SnSss ESg learn terms, dc, by applying to me ON
The fam is well suited for a vineyard.
JAbz .lm% Att x. THORRnRN.
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T0ths-Ps0PIs0f WsstVifgiRiia,
uNHR PRESIDENT or THH USIrEDs STATES
i has Issued the following ordar;-
MRXEOUrIYE MANRION IL
AkAEOUHNB MANsIONs
HPebrpAry LIST, 1881

HfeDruAfy LIST, 1874 IS
"ordered that drafttor ave hundred thousand
men TO serve for threo years or during the war be
made the 10th day of March next for the military
service OF the United StateS credting and deduct
ing 30 many IS may have been enlisted or drafted
into the service prior to the LIST day OF March next
[signcdI ABRAHAM L1NooLN.n
The humber mepti0nedin the above order includes
the 800 900 cailei for In October last.
Men enlisting before the LIST of March will be on.
titled to bounttes from the Government Is hereto.
fore, viz: 800 for veterans, and $500 for now re-
oruitS. AGler that time no bounties will be paid
counties to mest and olfer a county bounty of from
500 to 500 In addition to that paid by the Govern.
ment. Under late act Of the Legislature this
bounty may not only be levied for, but the Super
Iisors may borrow the money TO pay the same. All
the other States arc offering inducements to Volun
teerS, and 1t seems to that Il should be- done In
many Otthe counties in this State. It Il true that
West Virginia, oyer-run and laid waite in many
parts o. she has been, has shown devotion to the
cause IN which We are engaged that 10 unsurpassed,
II squalled, by any portion OF the country Yet
mora troops are needed. They are called for, and
must be furnished. The number who have Volur-
teered under the last call has fallen much short of
what had anticipated, This State must furnish
her pioporton-i not by voluHteeripg-it must DO
done by traft. And whiIeI shall regret the neces
atty for the draft assure You, II Il becomes nse-
sary, shall aid the Government in its execution by
every means In my power.
The I'd, Sd aud 9Th Regiments of Mounted In
fantry have been changed 70 cavalry by late order
OF tue War Department, and am authorized to
raise two new companies for each regiment and to
appoint full complement OF officers for each COM
pany. Those who prefer Few Organiza tioAs may re-
Cruit for these Companies. = Il
request that the people take action on this sub.
Ject That you hold meetings and encourage enlist.
mentsi and let MS not permit It t. be aAid after the
war Il over, that It was necessary to draft in est
Virginia to supply her quota Of troops
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Wheeling, February l, 1854.
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FOR SALE.

OF number nine, in square tWenty-Six, on which
Is erected brick house containing eight rooms,
Joining tine property Of Henry AckermAn.
AiSo, seven aoroS Of ground near Benwood, on
welt and small out buildings orchard on Iood fSnit
and grape vines ia full bearing. ,' = -
For terms apply to the subscriber In BSnvood.
harshall county, West Virginia. -
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
MEDlOAL euayEYos,s orrroE,

WAsaiA0ToN1 D. Co. February I, 1874.
tSEALED PROPOSALS will be received At tbis
~ ONCE until ~ ID, February the 18Th, for fur-
nlshinB Ice to the Medical DepGi tment Of die Army
durRg the present year, at the points herein desl.
mated The lee to DO stored by the contractor Ia
properly contracted Ice houses at each point Of
delivery. on or before the 18th day Of April mex:
thei not to be recepted for until Its quality the
htness Of the cehOuSe, aud the manner in which Il
is packed shall have been approved by medical
Inspector and payment viii Be made onIv tor a.
amount thus actually stored AID rSceipted for
The proposals will be for the Quantities indicated
beloWe4 required q the repeeltVe places, with the
proVso, that should more be needed Of any time for
the year supp;yit ShalI be furnished at the zane
rates and under the same ,nditionS:
-. QUANTITY 10 BIZ DELITERRD AT
ApeR ae Hd.-Toe.hopse owned by the United
Rer.sess MonFes, va-EsehOuse owned by the uni.
Point Lookout, Md.-Ioe house owned by the IInitsd
States-900 tons. - = =
Posts99ata, ya@IeehOuSo not owned by the Uni.
NeMbern n. o.-Iee-houSs owned by the United
Ststes-400 tons.
Hilton Head, 8. C.-Iee-house owned by the United
Beaufort, 8. C.-Ice.hcuse owned by the CpIts,
States-SOQ tons. -r,.ief ~ = =
Proposals will also be received for t,S
by Weight for the year 1854, In such quaint
ties .! may be required by the Surgeons 10 charge
at United States General Hos ltalI upon the follow
Ing annual esttmAtes IN and near g
Boston, Mas 10 tons.
New York, 500 tons,
New Haven, Conn, 60 tons.
Portsmouth Grove, r. l., $50 tons.
Philadelphia, Pa, 1890 tons
Newark, N. j., 100 tons.
Washington, D. O., 800 tons.
Baltimore, Nd, 500 tons
Frederick, Nd /, I6 tonS.
All additional amounts that may be required AZ
these places until January lst 1895, are to b. fur.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
MoNDAY, Feb. 8, ls64,

MohDAEI REQ. d 1861
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Barnes.
A message from the House announced
the passage of the Senate bill authorizing
Boards of Supervisors to levy taxes for
bounties to volunteers.
The House bill amending the act regula-
ting elections by the people was read
second time and referred.
The Senate bill requiring oaths Of suit
crs in certain cases was amended and or
deredlto its engrOssment.
The Senate bill requiring all persons ap-
plying for licenses, officers of corporations
and officers OF internal improvement COM
panles TO take the oath prescribed at the
last session, that they have never Voluutari-
y given aid to the rebellion, 30, came up
on its passage.
Mr.. HUBBARD opposed the bill because
be conceived that il would come in con-
fiict with the Psesidents proclamation of
amnesty.
Mr. YOuxo thought the Legislature had
right to pass the law-just as clearly as
it had right to say who shall be citizens
of the State.
Mr. PaEIPs favored the bill. he said it
was a far fetched construction that the
proposed Law would come in conflict with
the supreme law Of the land. he did not
think the President had right to forgive
rebels who may come back to the State.
Mr.. CARsKADoN said that il Mr.. Hub.
bard's position was we'll taken we had
been doing a great deal of useless law
making. The Legislature had already de-
clared that certain rebels were not cit
iEens. If the proclamation of the Presi.
dent says they are citizens, the question
becomes one of the gravest Importance.
We have a right to proceed against these
rebels-we have right even to distrau-
chise them. He thought the law was per-
fectly constitutional aud necessary for the
protection of the loyal people. y
Mr.. BUNKER spoke against the bill. He
thought that in view Of the amnesty proc
lamatton We have no right to place these
men under any disability.
Mr.. BRowN also opposed the bill. He
said the doctrine maintained by some of
the friends of the bill was the doctrine of
Secession-that we could not set aside by
State action the supreme law of the land.
He said the proclamation of the President
repealed every law that we have enacted
which comes in conflict with it.
A motion of Mr.. Mahou, TO lay on the
table, was lost, aud on motion OF Mr.. Hub.
bard the bill was recommitted.
The Senate bill authorizing the Adiutant
General TO audit military claims against
this State was read a third time and
passed.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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Som TRRoAr.4Thoss afaiotsd With
coughs, Hoarssuess, Irritation and Sore.
u tss oil the Throat, will find notb;ns, ~
q % Throat Remedy. AZ Bro5 ~ =
bronchial Troehss. Sold by An nrngs,
glsts. w
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The ice shall be Of the best quality. and subiee. To
Ine sppEoYai Of the surgeon In charge, who win
hospital. % u e@en
Payments to be made from time to time upon du.
pirate bills. certified to by the Medical Director
sfgned,
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MARsHAI,,s SALE
On ted States

Un ted States 5l..,t
The real and personal property Order of saIs.
Of Jonathan II. Bennett. N' y ''''''
NALL TERN, 1858, District Court Of the Uoitsd
Tor me Western District Of Virginia, at
In pursuance Of an order Of sale made and entersd
At inc Eau term, 1884, OF the District Court or the
OnIed STATES FOR tue Western District OF Virginia.
at ClarEsbure, In the above entitled cause. Il VIII
on me Ath day OF March, 1884, ct the front door OF
West Va proceed to sell at public auction 40 *.
hIgnest AND best bidder, the Law aud Private III.
brary Of Jonathan N. Bennett 80 + ~
Terms ofsale, Government Funds
Sale to eonmenes At IneasnlnolZ n q
80 INWARD N. NORTON,
IeDo -y.U. 8. MRFRha1 W n VI
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The Senate Revolutions PrayInr FOR
a Change OF Commanders In this
Military Department..
In consequences of the interest which has
been excited by the debates in the Legisla.
ture in reference to the military manage.
meut of this Department, We append the
resolutions offered and passed in the Sen
ate and referred to special committee in
the Rouse, on which the debates have oc.
CURED:
VrgiHsa:
l. That in view of the recent disasters to
the Federal cause in this Department,
among which Is the late capture BY the
rebels OF Brigadier General Scammon,
commandant of the forces in the Kauawha
Valley, We are of opinions that the public
interests would be promoted by the as
sIgnment TO the command of the Depart
ment OF West Virginia of an officer hold
ing the. rank and exercising the functions
of Major General.
z That, in carrying out the foregoing
resolution, the President of the United
States be, and be is hereby, respectfully
requested to assign to the command of this
Department, either Major General FrauE
Sigel or Maj. Gen. Robert Il. Milroy.
3. That our Senators aud Representa-.
tiVes IN Congress be requested to commu-
ntcate these resolutions to the President Of
the United States.
Mr.: Debar moved to amend by inserting
after "opinion" in the LIST section these
WORDS: without wishing to cast oensure
upon the present Commander Of this De-
partment"
Mr.. Wheat moved to add to Mr.. Debar's
an "as" man or as to his loyal
The resolutions and amendments were
referred to a special committee,
:, commttee-Alexander, Lamb, Gather,
Newton and RAIDER.
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Trustees Sale OfReaI Rstate.

QH virtue Of . deed Of trust made byN ariua Pur.
~ ge9on aud David ". Gibson, dated the 2Ith
ot Sune 1851, and recorded in the ONCE Of the
heeotast tor Ohlo county, n deed book number
1orty:eHo-42-follo four hun rsd and Chres-I0S-;
WI, 9n HAIURDAY, the 9Th day OF March, 1854,
e ~ oeioek A. II, n the front door Of the Court
noase o. OHIO coo mtg, proceed 70 sell lots number
Ilne ana ten, In square number twenty -Sight, In
part Of the city Of Wheeling called BuenA Vistn
aaaitto1 70 tho city Of Wheeling, ~ laid Out BY
Emma ChurehEP6 trustee.
On the above described property Il frame cottage
Win Two rooms, good well Of water, &c.
ceiling ~ trustee, shall convey such title - u
vested In me by sAid deed OF trust.
Terms oHGAle-Cash.
fsb9-td H. o. COLTS. Trustee.
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T I. title Of The young son of the p,,n...
OF wales viii be Duke of Cornwall NJ
= viii Withdraw, in the ehiId's f.yos5
me immense revenues OfthAt dnehy.
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FORM OF PRoposAI

The undersigned proposes to furnish daily. q,
SthssSise AL the Ice required for the hospitals
s map OF surgeons 10 charge
price per hundred pounds, namely:
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at the following prices per ton OF two thousand
! tons, at - per ton.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate

~ E1H1.11 III VI W 14hELINUs
PY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10 tba mn.
dersisned by Richard v. Wheeler, Mary Q1In.
ian and Daniel n. stockton, dated the 10Th day Of
June 1907 and now Of record In the oflee OF Tie
recorder for Ohio county. W. ", viii on TUESDAY.
me = day OF February, 1884 ut the front door Of
the Court House OF said county proceed t. All Iii
that lot or parcel Of land Ia the city Of WheelnE
state OF West Virginia, situate on the southeast
arner OF fSuFth and Union streets, AMI designated
on the plat Of said city Lot No. one-1-In s0uare
Ionrteen-4. Upon this lot there are erected
thfes large and comfortable dwelling houses. The
said LOT viii be sold in parcels or toReth to sniff
purchasers. S4l0to cUmmeuce at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
TAHHs p sALE-rWeuty per cent. Of the anon
cash. the remainder to be credit Of six nine and
twelve months. The purchaser giving bond with
coca security. HENRY MOORE.
Trustee.
un1tI T Mss S5Sys sale e Postponed
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A LECTURE VIII be delivered at CENTRAL
IA HALL, FELL AR, TUESDAY EVENING, Feb.
rus[J 9th, at y O'Clock, by g. O. BUSH, eOiebra-
This lecture has received the greatest appIau SO
wherever delivered. Doors open at 65< O'Clock.
Tickets IS cents. feb9.ItS
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FORM OF PROPOSAL,

The undersigned proposes to furnish - tor,
Al iee-hOnseS, at the within named points, naneIT
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God guard Our nag, and keep each stare
Zach stripe ~ bright As new they wave,
Still make Il lead our ranks in war,
Still Goat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To tran It through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will BhArO
And follow Il to Death or PANE. --.
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MUSICAL CONCERT,

A MUslOAL CONCERT will be given at PLEAS.
Pa1 on FRIDAY, the 18th inst at i O'CLOCK p Al
Tor tue benefit of the family of the late ProfaSSor
Dietrich. Admission so cents. tt"'s's'r
PERSONS from the city Wishing to attend can pro.
cure tickets at Melor'S Music Store on Main strsst
''"' ,p..,.
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The ice to be subject to the inspection, me,,ur.-
mSnt and approval of Medical o6ieer1 ~ 49,
properly appointed inspector, before being rssi1ts
Payment to be made from time to time upo, dn.
PllcAte bils' certified to by the Medical Director.
: Signed.
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Sherlf's Sale Of Real Estate.

N'' n.' Bii $.s.. C. p..-.. !. op.as.,y.
pY virtue Of q decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court Of Ohio county, in the above entitled
cause, on the the 2sth day Of October 1865 ShSll
proceed to sell At public sale, at the front door OF
me court House OF Ohio county, the 18th day Of
March 1884, the part of Lot No. 26 In J. Zane's
addition to the city Of Wheeling, fronting on Main
street, torty-s& feet more less OF which Jossph
Moore died seized, and In the bill and prooeednes
Terms OF Sals-0n credit OF six, twelve aud
eighteen months in equal iustalments, bearing in
good security and the title to be retained untI the
whole purchase money IL paid. 50 49,
JOSEPH SEYBOLD
Ieb9 ID Sheriff Of Ohio Countv
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BEEF! BEEF!!

O9FIoG CHIEE ConM1ssARY o. sunsIgT1ror
DEPARfhEAT WRsF VRaINiA,
Cp.1pHU gnn,n Il Nd, February Atm, 1854.
SHTALED PROPOSALS will be received from hrst
~ hands, citizens loyal to the Gsverm.nt n ne
United states, until ~ H. February 18th 1854 onIy.
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NEW ADYERTTsEMlNTS
NOTICE.
LECTURE.

DEV. @. @. McuABE, Chaplain Of the 10th Ohio
III Regiment, uatq prisoner at Richmond will
deliver lecture at the Fourth street e. Church
on TUESDAY EVENING, February 9th, at TX
O'clock. Subieet-tLife Ia Libby Prison.
The proceed Of the lecture win be devoted TO the
obtained at Hotels, Drug and Book Stores. feb9lt
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70 The above sale is Postponed
I 1nIlle w euneadayS the IOGh dRY or
FebruaFy1 at O'Clock p. M
-feb6 HENRY. MnnRR srr,,.t.a
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. cts. per hundred pounds.
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DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.

hIs article has never yet failed to cure Coughs.
- OoIas, Group, 1nhuenEa. DC. 1t e snneTinr ~
NY, the PeetoTals BAlsams, Tar Cordiala PnImonie
"S Aver .i and Trochssin the world Tryit.
fe6e eRAHARs DRUG STORE
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Signed,
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TAE BEST OLIVE OIL, for ts6I. NM
poses, In town for sale At 'Ss '' ''.S'e Put
ie66 GRAHAMs ORIG sTORp
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jHn2I.aot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

CathArne Smith and John l.. Smith VS.. Sarah Lees ct
In partition.
DY virtue Of, and in obedience to, the command OF
ID an order Of sale made by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, will offer at public sale
on the premises, on
Wednesday, Jdnuayy "a, 1864,
Al two O'Clock IN OF said day ,the following described
real estaie viE: Which divided into lots under
writ Of partition issued out Of this Court the 25h
day Of May, 1865 los No. @ Begnning at the south
west corner Of lot No 3; thence north 5l east ~ bO
poles TO a corner; thence south 100 so east T-lO
poles; thence south s9 so east 10 2 10 poles a
ner; thence south 6lo lU west SO 2-1O poles 10 cor
ner thence north 2l0 4U west II IOpoles 70 the be-
ginning, containing 96-lOO acres, be the same mors
or less. The above IL part Of seventy OF land
Of which Daniel P, Gunekel died seized, and which
divided into lots for the purpose OF sale by order
OF Court and 70 he sold free OF dover.
Said premises lies within the corporation limits OF
Germantown, and was appra sed at $50 per acre and
cannot sell for less than tWothrds OF said appfase-
ment, Terms-one-ihir CASH one.third in one year
and the balance in two years from the day Of sale de-
ierred payments TO bear six per interest and be
secured BY mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE HOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
HoUK MCMAHON, Attorneys. de2Gwts
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SHERIFFS SALR


UA1IOh DlIi fhOfEhI1s
Adam Shade vs. Margaret K. Shade OF al. Superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio. Case No. 2s25
In partition.
nURsUANT TO an order Of the Superior Court OF
il Montgomery county, Ohio, made In this case,
will 0er AZ public sale al the door OF the Court House
In the city OF Dayton, on
Aoasiay, february l, 1864,
Between the hours Of two and four o'clock y m, the
following described real estate towit situAis In tile
county Of Montgomery and state O. Ohio, and In the
city OF Dayton, to-wE Lot No. 2sB on the revs sod
plat OF the city OF Dayton, situate Jefferson street
and has on Il double three story brick dwelling ghouse
we II ftunlshed and In desirable location. Also lot
No. 22lO Of the revised numbers Of lots Of tho city
Dayton and Is situate on the corner OF Second and
Edgar streets IN said city
Said property has been appraised, free OF DOVER as
follows, t0-Wit;
SAID lot No 2s6 at.................. 100
sait lot No. xxlO a. N5
And cannot sell for less than tyo-ihrds Of the APP
praised value thereof
Terms Of sale-One- third cash In hand on day Of
sale and the residue m two equal annual payments
thereater deferred paymontato bear interest and
be secured BY mortgage on the premises,
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
ADAn CLAT, Attorney. p de2dwis