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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25

EpIuVAfK MEDICAL ADVICE FRLr or uHAhOE.
n nr. Nhtuef'n Theory, symptoms and Treatment
Chrome, Nervous, Urinary, and AeHua Diseases, free
In pal sealed letter envelope, Tor IA cents 90 prepay
postage n u clear delinralion of all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement of the moral
laws, esceRes indulgence exposures and mpfudences
IA married and single life. kvefy sentence eonans IN
struetop 60 the afflicted and should be read by eVefy
young person. 20 keep them OF tho shost which 9th.
cu have been broken 10 pieces, AmatiVensHs clearly
stated 20 be- under the control ~ judicons treatment
and thereby prevent inclination 90 one very profile cause
ef disease, Nearly every ~ disease be treated
without hudFanee % business Medicine sent hy ma Il
hom observation, Charge moderator eonsults'
tions by letter or AZ the office ffee guaranteed
once a. 81 Charles sfert. between Nth snd seventh
one square south of lnde Hotel, y, o. hoN a0p2, ~
Louis No Circular Letter especially Tor ladies con-
postage. Iani-dAwiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25

A THE AMERICAN UsrKNsARY wE TREAT III
N new method. and with the hsppiest results Pro-
idpsHs Teri, falling OF the womb, tdnoerdsoa J7cer-
ation LuchoyThed whites Crindry and all other dis
10 which the Ansericdn Female Is 80 peculiar,
liable Send three dollars end receive by express
the Doctors Female Syria0es. This instrument should
be used by every IN the land for the purpose
cleGDlisss comfort hedlh DEC. Sent free receipt
otsamp. copy Of Private Letter "a Married Ladies
on health, &c. The Doctors celebrated Fe-ad, Pvs
fresh from the Dspenssry, very 0ocd In simple dis
eases, regulaTiti-s. 6c Price ST. sent by mail
At the hRlericda Dispeasdrg we also treat, chAOai
mercury and with failing success, TeHsriai OF
what the quscks call piodfe secret diseases ypAi,
in all its stages Gonorhea elect Structure Hydrocee,
Circocele Yarcocele, Carsocele Spermatobes Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and effects u self-abuse The last six are
treated OF ia privsc letter." which send free
receipt of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge of this de.
parment IN of the best Hospitals in Europe and 10
New York City, enables him to patients scent6cal
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate by letie.
and be treated at their homes. In urgent send s
or s10 aud receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. "a y
East Washington street. indianapolis. Y. q. Box 1894
aprs.dIv WILT lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
Dissolution of Partnership.

YsNHE partnership heretofore existing between Hahn
Z Ross dissolved. by mutual con- mt, on the
Goth Inst The business vii be GO a. heretofore b.
the sndersi zned, who will ette-.-.nsness of the
frm {. T. HAHN.
iys9-t3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
NATIONAL BANK.
TAE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ON INDIA MAHAIIA

ka lhR oneiA depository aud hnanral agent ~ ihe
] United alales, and vii mmsh on tho mnsl issora'
hla terms,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
BATES oF ADyEHrIsiNG.

asDs.s Notice Published IN The local columns, Of ten
uric~ WIN be charged for eaeh nsertien 81. -
~ .ru iner, ten cents per line
Announcing death. with funeral notice attached 81;
without rofice free
Marriage Notices 20 cents
Notices of Festivals Pencs and kKcu:oas gotten mp by
totTduais asocatons by churces. az the regular
price,.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the heed of
Special Notices ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers % pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
10 be charged the rate ofsl 20 Tor each name Ia the
Daily and o. "a the Daily and Weekly the same 20 be- IN
all eases, paid In advance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25

kUN \ MN y II HNN Vt III n
~ iNu ysheflal hFtfts, iheip llhk
Htrhiiis ~ ali its stage senefthea,
tilsel, structure, var eelle, sna iiydfe.
eele, Diseases ~ she HldneYs, nlaadeF
Aei, without mercury containing . VAiI
nahlp iFpaiiae 90 thslNi ale spread malA
Nv " yealh, Hemlnal WeaRaesr, Nee
lafhal nMlusiens, HesaAl 1shlllly, iA
nataaag a. thu .tasst tDitniitlts AL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

ttNHE IRON HARVESTER Is on EXHIBITION AT
4 the Court House Yard Self Raker Hand Rsker aud
Ohio Clipper. Farmers call aud examine them.
myl6-dln l. AYRES. Agen,.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. coLyoUR. MEDICAL OFFICE no 10 SOUTH
IL Meridian Street, forlets his fee II he fails In
ing any case that may under bis care, matter
how obstinate long standing. lie warrants you =
cure Syphilis in the primary stage helped In IS min.
uies cured In "a hours. elect OF 20 years standing
cured by Dr. &. Onice hours I TO 10 Y. N. mar25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
rrnniSIin sirnuch.
Cai ANGE OF TIVE a..
1864. SUMMER 1864.
~ ux "a N ~ "a &C Nu scN,r'
lr.nt nnnfrnl Poll Wnu Iinn

Great Central Rail Way Line.
indianapolis aud Columbus
nN AND AFTFR MONDAY. NAY aoh, TRAINS
~ win run a. follows, sundays excepted.
Leave Indianapolis
Day Fxpress tyia lqua at...,.. ..s....auc v
Night Express via Dayton T.t0P
Columbus Accommodate t,ia r0ual at.... IS =.
Trains arrive
Night Express lsia Dayton at......, ESQ A "
pay Eaprcss ttia f1qual St.. ........ saS 4
Columbus Accommodation (via lqual A.. l50 4 N.
Express train. this line make The following conuec
lions;
AColumbus with Cleveland. Columbia and Cincinnati
K. n for Cleveland. Dunkirk Buffalo. New York aud
Rosfou.
With Central ohio Il. X. for Newark, Laue,yte,
wheeling. rttsharg Bsltinore, Washington City, Fniia-
delgha and New York
VITA rttsburs. Columbus and Cincinnati T. r. for
seutenvlle, 1usbu-g, Harrisburg Baltimore. fhilaiel-
phia. New loFk and Boston.
A. Fqua. crossing - Dayton aud Michigan X T.. Tor
Lines. Toledo and Detroit
A. urhana. crossing ~ Atlantic and Great Western and
sarfusky. Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad
Tie Day Express aud Columbus Accommodation trains
connect direct Al Richmond for Dayton. Aea. Hamit IN
and Cincinnati, arriving IN Cincinnati at II ~ A. NJ and
s45 NJ
- Change q to Colaabu. upon any rain ofthl.
nue
Through Slet piEs Can "a Nighi trains
Through tickets f0f sale a. The Union Depot.
J. n LlNr, General Superintendent.
=. CAAsDtkE. General Ticket Agent
e7-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
COW TAKEN UP.

FENAkfN np, by the unfefsen on the rsndleiuu
/ state Road, O.. mites from indianapolis a llght. rcd
mich COW, With white spois slit in tho p OF lhe
right eat, Also a~hllish roam yeNllnR heller.
The owurrctn gel them hy paying ehafges
y GRrFNLFAF
lulylO,df
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic q Great Western Railway,
~ - ~
Now XOrl. EhrOmgh Llmc.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT TWO ruRorGn "a.
- press Trains between Cleveland and New lotA -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEsl

One department ~ our hpentayi 10 specially devoted
"a The treatment ~ he psesses ~ Ftmaes Fn1h ~ La'
ohouhea, er fMhiieh irregular, Painful aid suppress
MenstTus,en, Nervous snd ueHeTsl Debility, blsessssoi
he " ouih, naFrenueas, -,
Consultations and aganins0ntiree ~ ehaIgt,
Also for sale nn nRwfK'h hfduiAfOR rlil.s--
Fof female Obamotens, irregularities, ke Married la
dies in certain hliustlonf hhond bot them, they
sent Wy mail,
DR. aALKN'a PRRvENrlvR--An invaluable artioi,
Tor ihoae Wishing Co limit the number Of their ensp'nk,
oi tho barren Who desire chdfsnl warranted not to in
lure the health, and will last Tor lifetime sent 90 any
address uuderssa on receipt o the rrice-rwo noi,'
LARS
PATIENTS Al A piHTANCf-hy sending brie
statement Of their symptoms, viii receive hank Chart
containing ia Of questions, ers for The course ~
treatment Ac Medicines sent 20 any part 0f the county
a. cure any case az home, freA om danger curiosity
Antrsnsaoiions pri,als aud confidential Nemsmh~T
the name aud number
Direct ail iotterfto
dALRN'h nrAp plsrEHsARy
derigsua.dAvlv louisville, Nv,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
NEW ARMY WATCHES.

4 khANpAtt CO. Importers TO- broadway, ), Y.
" want Agents in every county and every r. esimeut
ff The sale ~ their styles Il Watches Unusually
iheft terms oierrd 90 agents send iof circular
mNgi-llm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
UuAurBwEp
ny tBk LKGlsLAfuht Ot KENTUCKY bon 80
TREATMENT or ALL tiiE DISEASES o. rus
URINARY Ann GENITAL ORGANS

salitasa0 iAtffs rue iiitss aaa Eagsaefsgssyt.
Aadtcst aHd PAvsieiogt affAt ssrpai ptgirs ~ r
sfafs sf HsiiA Hhd Nissds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
WANTED.

NHTANtEn. ten good miihrer, Tor the fall trade
w The hes, of wsges given. Aalres. A. r rosrxE
-. 81, Aarkei stTest, Louisville, keutucky.
lul,n..lo,I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Message of the Governor of Marzland


BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Governor Brad
ford's message was transmitted to the
Legislature to-day. The finances of
the State are in prosperous condi-
ton.
At the end of the year just closed,
the gratifying result Of all the treasu-
ry operations is, that with no new
debt contracted, with more than
100000 of the old debt extinguished
and upwards of S37l,000 paid to the
General Government, there is balance
on hand of more than one million of
dollars, exclusive of cash to the credit
of the Sinking Fund He recommends
making pension for the soldiers of
the State, in the way of aiding the
families Of volunteers or drafted men.
He recommend 4 thorough revision of
the militia law of the State.
Referring to the subject of Consti-
tutional Convention, he says, with re-
ference to the question ofemancipation,
Il believe to-day, as l have done for
years, that if we had long ago provided
for the gradual emancipation of the
slaves OF the State we should now be,
as regards all the material elements
of public prosperity, far in advance
OF our present position. The products
Of our State and it's natural resources
are not such as are adapted to, or can
be developed by slave labor | am
satisfied that the people Of this State,
in their moments Of calm and deliber-
ate reflection, long since came to the
same conclusion. When the conspir-
ing leaders at the South lifted their
hands against the Union, and pointed
to slavery as the Institution upon which
their visionary Republic was to rest.
they struck u blow at it's vitals in
every border of the State, under which
it has continued to languish, and which
must inevitably result in it's ultimate
destruction. 1t becomes us, therefore,
to whom the whole question rightfully
belongs, to take immediate measures
for its removal, which should be no
longer delayed than may be required
by a proper respect for those Industrial
pursuits with which the institution
has been so long and so intimately
interviewer, and humane regard for
the slave himself, which forbids us tC
cast him, all unprepared for so great
change, too suddenly upon his feeble
resources"
The Governor reiterates his objection
to the M nner in which the enlistment
Of slaves has been conducted in the
State, and to military interference
with the elections.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
A Nation of Pigmies.

In the Bay of Bengal, on the very high
road OF commerce, is a group of islands
thlckly covered with impenetrable jungle,
and swarming with eeches in the rainy,
and ticks in the dry season Except
species of pig, until recently unknown to
science, there are no wild animals that OF.
fer any molestatior to man; but to make
up for tbs deficiency, the human inhabi-
tants are among the most savage aud hos,
tile that voyaeers have ever encountered
They may truly be termed nation Of pig.
mics, being on an average only tour feet tige
inches high, and weighing from seventy to
seventy FIVE pounds but they are well pro,
portioned, and display an agility and MIN
beness truly wonderful. Their skin is
dark, though not a bl4ck as that of the
negro, and their faces decidedly ugly. They
go entirely naked, shave the hair off their
head with pieces of bamboo or broken bot
tie, and further increase their unsightIy
appearance by daubing themselves all ever
with a mixture of red 0chre and oil or
covering their persons towards rightfall
with thick coating OF soft mud, to serve
as protection against musquitos.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Governor Seymour's Message-A Peace
Document

ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Legislature
met and organized this morning, the
Republican officers being elected in
both houses.
The Governors message was read
After referring to State topics, he de-
votes a portion Of his message to the
consideration of military matters in
connection with the draft, etc. He
goes into the consideration of national
affairs at length, and after asking what
has been accomplished by the Govern
ment in the territory wfested from
rebellion, says: "But one course will
save US from national ruin We must
adhere to the solemn pledges made by
our Government at the outset of the
war. We must seek to restore the
Union, and uphold the Constitution.
To this end, while we put forth every
exertion to beat down armed rebellion,
we must use every influence of wise
craftsmanship to bring back the States
who now reject their constitutional
obligations. We must put forth every
honorable inducement to the people of
the South to assume again the rights
and duties of American citizenship.
We have reached that point in the his
tory of the war for which all have
struggled We now stand before the
world a great and successful military
power. Wise craftsmanship can now
bring this war to a close upon the
terms solemnly avowed at the outset.
Good faith to the public creditors, to
all classes of citizens and to the world,
demands that this should be done. The
triumphs Won by our soldiers should
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13

The quota Of Indiana has been
hIled by volunteering, There will be
no draft in that State.
About equal to the kick of a
mouse-The hard hit" spoken of by
the Democrat
The mail-steamer Africa has
brought the intelligence Of the death
OF W. NJ. Thackery, the well-known
novelist, essayist, artcritic, and satirist.
The Hon. Caleb B. Smith. Judge
OF the United States District Court
and ex-Secretary of the Interior, died
on the 7th at indianapolis.
seA- Ladies, let you hair, teeth and
complexion be false, if necessary. but
let not your hoods be false; falsehoods
are inexcusable.
All the regiments of Gen. Gearv's
olvlslon have re-enlisted as veteran
volunteers, to serve for three years
longer. They are representatives of
New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Our notice of the fact-for fact it
ls-that thus far the only persons
prosecuted for frauds at the recent
military examination at Mif1intown
We're patent democrats of the tory
stripe, is not palatable to the Miflin-
town Democrat, which paper had in
the main endeavored to put the odium
on certain republicans whom it is well
known that paper cordially hates. We
only noted a fact; if the republicans
spoken Of are guilty, let them be pros
ecuted, and if found so punished.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Message of the Gov. of Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. THE message of
Governor Cony, which was delivered to
the Legislature of this State to day. IS a
plain and practical document He recon.
mends an increased State tax, and the pas
sage OF an effective militia law, and {. lis
attention to the education interests esne
clalIy to the agricultural colleges. He
recommends the appointment of commits
sion to classify the public lands, and thinks
that the practice Of granting lands in par
GELS Is injurious. Calling attention to the
existing laws relative to capital punishment
he says that twelve convicts are now in the
State prison under the penalty of death
and the crime of murder is alarmincly
Increasing He recommends law making
1t imperative on the Executive to issue
death warrants npon the expiration of the
year OF grace. He recommends that the
soldiers In the field be allowed the right of
suffrage. Further legislation is deemed
necessary relative to the reciprocity treaty,
he benefits OF which are all on the side of
the provlncials. The dream of trade is
over, and the treaty has signally failed in
eI'cItlng the good feeling of our territorial
nelghbors He conceives that a railroad
to the north, eastern frontier is necessary.
as means OF defence The reconstruc
ton OF such road can only be accomplish
ed by a combination of private enterprise
and public aid, either State or national
Some more speedy means of communication
should be devised to reach our Eastern
frontier, near Calais.
The Governor thoroughly endorses the
emancipation proclamation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13

The Washington Chronicle states
that it has good authority for believ-
ing that the question of an exchange
of prisoners has been committed en-
tlrely to General Butler, and the rebel
prisoners to his charge. 1t predicts
an early resumption of exchanges.
We have received the first number
OF new paper published at Baldwin
city, Douglas county, Kansas, called
the Kansas Home Circle. 1t is edited
and published by Messrs. Emery and
Mount, two of the principals of the
Kansas Deaf-Mute Institute, at So per
annum, and will prove an interesting
sheet Our citizens will remember
Mr.. Mount as the son-in-law of Mrs
Kerr Of this place
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13

That's fact-we received as much salar,,
IN on year as the editor of the Gazette does
IN three or four, yet we were not able to buv
even one, much less tlCo extra presses Tie
however, in the few years he has been clerk
has bought not only an Adams Power Press
and Aewbury Jobber, but house and lot
besides
Yes, and we bought and paid for
house costing more than the second
one and both presses together before
zoe had clerhship, but we didn't keen
haifa dozen turkeys and sixty chick
ems in pen when corn was over a dol.
lar a bushel. Your covert inuendo
therefore don't hit the mark, and still
leaves the public in the dark as to
what became Of the five thousand four
hundred dollars received in four years,
besides the profits of the Patent Dem.
ocrat!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13

Upon a careful examination of the official
record, we find him Mr. Halc) voting, true
rs the needle to the pole, invariably with the
n!tra Abolitionists on every test question
lie seems to have about as much regard for
the S,UOO democrats who voted for him. as he
Sas for an equal number of Kamtchatkans
Thank fortune and Berks county principles.
we were not of the deluded Lock Haven
Democrat.
How do you know that the 5000
democrats desire Mr.. Hale to vote with
Wood of New York for a cowardlv
peace, with Ancona, Stiles, Miller and
other tories to embarrass the govern
ment, or with Cox, OF Ohio to drive
colorcd men from enIisting and thus
compel white men to enter the army !?
Mr.. Hale's course may not please sun
dry copperheads who voted for him
but true Union men have little fault to
find with his course.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Governors Messag ge.

We issued this document in an Ex-
ira on Saturday morning, together
with sundry proceedings in the Senate
of this State, by which our readers
can judge of the factious opposition
made to legislation by the copperheads
in that body. The Governor recon.
mends many important measures for
the consideration of the two houses,
and every man liable to draft ought to
remember for years to come that every
hour these demagogues consume in de-
laying legislation on .bounties is in
creasing his chances to be drafted
that delay in passing proper militia
law may again endanger the property
of our citizens, and that the taxpay-
ers have to foot the bill of this blue
light move at the rate of a thousand
dollars day
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Died,

In Peoria, Illinois. 4th inst. of Consump.
ton. WILLIAM B. WOODRUFF, snn,in law
of Capt. John Kelley, formerly of this place,
aged % years.
On the 5th January, at Old Fort. Centre
county. DAVID BRISBIN, esq, aged about
60 years.
On the I'd inst. in Huron county, Ohio
JULIA. relict of Rev. c. VI Klink.
At Duncannon, Perry county, Pa, on the
"a inst, ROBERT S. KING, in the 6lst year
OF his age.
At the residence of his grandfather, Hen
ry Stahi, in this place, on the 30th Decem ber,
CHARLES L.. srn of Henry and Rachel j :.
Crawford, of Spring Mills, Centre county,
aged years and months.
On the Sd December. at Nashville. Tenn,
HENRY DAVIDSlZER, of Decatur town
ship, Of Company l., 9th Pa. Cavalry, aged
about % years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Married.

On the 3lst December by Rev Jno Guyer
GEORGE B. SCOTT. to Miss T1LLlE
daughter of John Burkholder, esq, all of
Decatur township.
On the same day, by the same. LEWIS
YETTER to Miss MARY E. SCOTT, both of
Decatur township.
In McAisteryille Juniata county, Dec
3lst. by Rev. NJ. Allison, ELAN B MYERS
Of Bristol. Indiana. to Miss MARY EMMA,
daughter of John Jamison, deceased, of the
former place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Notices of New Advertisements,

Mr.. Stshl, Bookbinder, will remain
in town until the end of this month
DR., J. /. Marks offers his professional
services to the public--Sanford Opera
Troupe-kishacoquilas Seminary
Good News-Notice to applicants for
the Relief Fund--An Odd Store-Stray
Cattle-Estate Notice-Pubic Sale
Pocket Book Found-List of Letters.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13

be followed up and secured by the
peace-making policy of the statesmen
IN the Cabinet. In no other way can
we save the Union
We suppose the wise craftsmanship
means peace at any price with the
rebels.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13

4 'le isl December, on the public road
ieaGing from Glbboney's Mill to the res.
Ge pOnK " rs rne Undersigned. in Union township
ha.a oonh. ~ booh which the owner can
nave Win It's contents. by calling on
un;o, JOHN L. BYLER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
STRAY CATTLE.

STRAYED away from the undersigned,
~ residing in Granville township near the
Lewistown Depot, BRINDLE STEER. two
years old. with a white star in his face also
a RED HEIFEk, two years old No marks
up either. These cattle were kept ia the
mountains during the summer. Any infor,
nation concerning them will be thankfully
received, and liberal reward together with
reasonable expenses will be paid fer their
recovery.
janl3-lt* GEORGE SHMIDT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES,

Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be
paid when the property is struck down, and
the half on the first of April next. the bal
ance IN two equal annual payments thereafter,
with interest to be secured by judgments.
y. W. WOODS,
Administrator with will annexed of VIM.
McCay, decd. ianI3