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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Dispatches received from Denver reports
that the Indians have been numbering the
inhabitants. and burning. and ranches
on Box-Elder creek, % miles east of
Denver. Four dead bodies are said to
have been found at the point named.
These statements should be received with
many grains of allowance. There are
probaly two sides 10 the story when the
truth is told.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02


clothed. Ted and paid, and their fam iiies
supported. To shOW you how they sup
port these helpless people, I VIII give
yOaa price list of articles sold, not giyens
10 soldiers wives. when We took posses
sion Of this place
Sugar, SIS PEE pound Molhsses,
SEQ per gallon; Coffee so per pound (;
Bacon s4per pound ; Meal So per bush
ell; Flour 81 per pound ; Tea they never
see.
An the wealthy rebs have gone South
with Joe J~ohnstOn1s army, leaving their
homes to live and die for their idol Dixie
God spead the latter, is the earnestpray-
er Of the thousands they have caused to
weep. 3
One day while on a scou, l came to
an Abandoned plantation, with plenty Of
stock ahfew crippled negroes and a splen-
did mansion well furnished. / had hardly
halted when saw a poor white woman
and a lot Of small children approaching
me She was glad to see a Yankee
soldier, and said she looked upon Us as
aAsszms-%s1rnIs or G[r
institution that had made her and her
children no better thanths slave. Her
story is TOO pitiful 70 relate ia full. The
lord of the mansion hired her to spin
900 pounds Of cotton, which she did, and
he ran away without paying her a cent
this was the ledss Of her grievances. ]
ordered the contrabands to take her a
kload Of corn; killed a hog for her and
gave her a lot Of furniture from the
house, dndsaw il loaded and started for
her humble dwelling. She commenced
a. shower7Of thanks. and I TamOOsed the
ranch. :
The a + run 10 this place. Our con-
afucaon party are rebuilding The bridge
across the Etowah river, and our loco.
morive will soon be whistling in the very
ears Of Joe JOnsiag. LISA grand sightt C
see our noble sons of the North causing
immense bridges5O spring up as if by
magic. 3 siti5a SCOUT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

N. Y. 21,-Herald's special says that
Hanco ck's old wound been so troublesome
that he has been obliged to ask to be re-
lieved. His request was granted and
Birney commanded in Saturday's7fght-
He expects to be in the field again in a
week.
Il is said there are 10000 rebel troops
in Petersburg, and are continually rein
forced.
The attask at 1 o'eleck on SATURDAY.
morning By 81 corps met with but httle
opposition. Our troops passing over for
midable works occupied by the enemy
day previous, and captured so ESQ pris-
oners. Casualties on both sides few
We moved, about 500 yards beyond here.
Rebels made a stubborn resistance.
Another attack was ordered at another
point. Storning party consisted of sew.
eral brigades in column. About 4 p m
they were met with murderous fire cut
down so rapidly that they were with
drawn.
3 Herad's correspondent says of the 9Th
corps: Fighting Fridy-days work COM
meuced al dayiight, when they found the
rebels had fallen back to second line in
the night THE works were attacked with
great gallantry. There was a severe
struggle for The possession OF the Rail-
road track, leading to Norfolk which
which was finally taken. This appears
to be the only advantage gained.
Another correspondent with the 9th
carps, says the rebels made attack NOV.
ing up in two columns. On reaching
our line, whether intentionally, or the re.
suit of bl1nder. M column shouted sur
render, and 240 were thus made Prise
ners. The ether column came up to our
works bravely, and posted under cover of
a battery, drove men into the II enuench-
ments. They sprang OYer the works a
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Probate Notice

TO-al whcm II nay concern. notice is hereby rfr.1
that there has teen application made 10 the Prasats
Court q Nemsha Counsy, for the appointment or an
A11laiStra-or Upsa tbe estate Of James OsmauE- de-
ceased and thai Monday. the Goth day II June. 1884.
st lo'eioek, Pm, is the time set 70 hear and deter
mine said 1ppiication.
D. c. SANDERS, Probate Juaze.
BroEnyiiie June q, 1854, sgnosspd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
ADTERFISEMENTS.

Richard E. Case, Plaintif@ Before d. c.. Sanders,
against Ex-oficiO Justice Of the
Phillip Hoffman, Deferdnti Peace, Nemaha county.
Nebraska Territory.
On the 2eth day Of June, a. L., 1854, said Justice
Issued IN Order Of attachment in the abO7e action.
for the sam Of ixty dollars.
RICHARD cease.
BrsvAyiIls, June 25tb, 1884 B4S-vs-st
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

I~NPLAR10oer snd Hfrn, DresSiRg- PgsSet an fns
COMBS, Wooden Picket Combs FbacO Pousles,
wallets Fish Hooks and lines, SC. g
At Mclaughlin & Suanse
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
ESTRAY NOTICE.

4akeh Up 0y TIE subscriber On his premises in town
seven north e. range two, cost, Saline county. Easras-
IA, on he 18th day Of Nay, 1854. enc brown mare
Muos sixteen hands high, and bad on vFhsn taken I'D.
. teatnsr hSlter, and saddle and harness MARKS she
IS about seven years old, and bTarded sith letter 81
on ieii hip. The owners can obtain sad property By
complying With the sstTsy law
JOHE- s. TUCKOR.
June Ie, 1854, stpd
CALT by the barrel or pound, Pine Dairy Salt, Tor
At M~cLaushIin 8 swans.
Gas Fruit.. oysters. Curranis. Nu.s, Layer RalllnI,
At MoLaasAlin q swans.
CITEoS: mace. spice. psgD.r. Issss uuinsE. cia-
A MoISGsHfn = svsA'..
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

The Democratic Convention Of this
Territory have placed T. w. Bedford, of
this county, on their Central Committee.
This Is "a big thing on ice" especially
as z w. Bedford has declared himself
for the reelection OF Abraham Lincoln I!
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
PROBATE MOTH

To al whom it nay oolo7. I,
hereby given thai an apgEaia 1
made in the Probate Coan0fNsr
n. z. to have Galway Nlar 5
Administrator The estateol ART
ley, deceased and that Monday Ii.
Of June 1864 a l0o'eI0k a. u
set 70 near SAID application.
D. C. SANDE3S Pnhst
BruEnrills s11e s LsA H
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

MARRIED, On the 18Th, by the Rev. 81. Col
Inns, at the residences Of Wa. s. hughes. Amos I'd.
and Martaa E. Robbins, all Of this eOuT ty
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

DLAT Carfs. Ness mau-s. Eiss--,.
Balls. Patient thread, EAsr
B-oom tn2us, . Be had
at EcLaashfp6S
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

TIE HARP az FREED0
Nov usF and s1PEiaf c
Ans a Hctt. Eud C5nr11
d1s c-ar-ecs, and clorgseL
Poslv z-d Nusi- has been written H
tbz o. csETezBoad Hith tie Hlas
e. sanE 81 ths mll51n, "a order tos
Ers aaIf UF the FCe1s-tal-
n his rs elcs has east u7g1 10
-1-zs ard lscl-e.
eOSTESIs, rs PAIR.
-Fair Freedoms Mom has eaE
HsatEtbs C1ain=, o-trs
Fremo1t is Marching on Cr. s
Ca Help she 'CsnGahsnis "Od@
SouE; aSong Of the 'C51tTsbs2d
People Go = "Pa-ody OF ,h8 Salg1
bands sWbsTe Liberty DEsls p
When SLAVERY dies 5hersu Dc frs p
Fresmen, God has spoken; " a
Song Of Freedom etc.
Price only 5 cents sings, 50 cs1s
per 100 Posf1gel cent
n4I-Iy New Tors+dN
THE highest make; Prize paid ~
4 At EcLaUE-m4
A Large assortment Of Ptrksi IiEs
n ETC, can b. e
AZ UT1Tnu-lNl9
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

For Rais, Mice, RoaCbes &c
Bags. Moths IN Furs, Woalsa
ec-s on Piaats, Fowls, Animal
WusGE aIIsrTV
IS sis zss far dotas Fl1lc
aOay inali5ls rem-liss SASH
Spree 1m ssaa
da1zerou5 dss ~ lal
"hats come e~ctgfLalr holes
- S1f Whulesaie In al sihl
SoilbEaI DrHzgss Sd
!T!BEe4EE 80 Of - @eTta
See that sC0ErAEE naEe 31E
Bottle and Fi2=s. lzipe
At9r-a HE THY r.
PEIs-rP1L DscO- 451 BEeiBTnI
Il oE-Al 81 ara kl
ia ErUWEFEls, As5ra
ER0OMS. Biactiuz CRASHES, SL
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
TIE NIB. FIRsr.-Three hundred and

thirty Of his regiment returned 10 SAINT
Louis q notice Of which we gave last
-ueek- They mere4esheA feR here With
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

The Democratic Territorial conven.
iion met al Platismouth on lie 22nd, for
die purpose Of nominating delegates 10
he Chicago Convention and taking action
ca the subject Of State Organization.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
STRAYED OF sTOLEN

TETEIL Buckets. Churns Sieres. Msnse Fra5s
- Clothes Pins and Castle soap
At Mclaughlin < Swans.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

principle with as. The whole generation Of
fighting men among them has been carefnlly 3D.
ucaied in that belief. ThSf think that the ten
dency Of the country undeF the Constitution is
to tbs destruction OF those convictioaa and
prineipies. In the midst Of awar in which they
yet have great armies IN the feld, are thew like,
" to change their belief at the Invitation Of those
whom they regarded 90 snemies7
They would use the artnistice 70 strengthen
their linesi their allies, the oopperheads among
ourselves, would use It 10 distract and divide the
Nortbj and II the negotiations failed II would
be found, as 1t always Is, that the praposer Of
the srmistics had lost all Its advantages. Tho
rebsls discuss these questions as we'll as we. The
kisbmond Examiner warns the Chicago oon-
vsntion that the only chance Of its party lies 10
proposing en- srmistioe, and upon what condi-
iionsT These - ga formal renupoiation Of ell
right and pfetcpse to coerce these Statei and, Of
course, an entire withdrawal Of all land and sea
forces." Thcn, says the paper, the Northern
States will DO IN condition to propose recon-
atruction and Convention TO nes otiAte the
tcrms. A
What lie this bot sskipg US 10 conceds that
Slater have the right TO secede-that tho Union
10 dissolved--and that q new convention may a =
eide upon . new Constitution The Examiner
does moi promise q favorable result VI such I
policy, but II will DO observed that It does MOI
insist upo1 separation why should It, since By
the very terms precedent separation is concc'
| dcdf When We allow that tho old Union 10 gon'
they profess their possible willingness to consit
| or the formation OF a new one. But If they thinl
it nnAdvisabls to form q new one, We Bhouldhaa
| ronouuced the right Hto coorce States."
This is the feast to which can armistice" In
vltes MS and does any body seriously suppoa
tho rebels will meet Es In conventions while ou
armies anc navies are upon the Southern cossl
and 10 tho Southern eentreS7 This war WI
end In one Of two ways, either the rebsliio
will overthrow the GoveEnment, o! the Covert
ment will sabaae Tbs rehellisO. Harper
| WesAsIu.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
AN ARMISTICE.

a cry for an armni;ce 10 sometimes heard. Let
~ stop lighting for Ais month";, shouts some
AeWspapeHB or oIstor, aud call q CoDyt ptlon OF
The North and South, and SEQ IL they haven't
Asd enough Of 10, and on what conditions they
win come back.
II might be replied to this suggestion that the
rebels began this war by ariBg upon Fort Ssu-
YER, have maintained II ever since, and do net
ssk for an armistiee. The Government IL mere
y maintaining Its existence, and is ready TO stop
aSbtisg the moment its enemies retire from the
contest. Can Il honoraby expose itself to the
iesulta As we'll As TO the blows OF rebels To
sea Il 10 answered that the question Il too grave
70 be seitlsd upon points hi etiquette, and that
sbe Government can postpone It's dignity until
II sseertains whether the rebels refuse 0ders VI
eezeiiiatiUu.
But no Government can postpone lie dignity
without fatal harm II Convention shoald b.
0aered and o. urnsd the result would not be the
union Of the North, IS prsphesjed-it would bt
loyal Indignation With the weakness Of tho Gov
eTAmsnt, and Coppsrhead assertion that 1t wa
ths fault OF the Government that the project
failed. HhsievUr tho Issue OF tho proposition
ths Government must lose. II 1t were reiaseC
RE entire responsibility would be thrown upon
hby lie ent mics. II It were accepted, who
weuld guarantee that the rebels would ablds b.
che result n tho Convention They bsliov,
absolutely IN State rights arc they likely TO TO
ppSuish that faith upon our suEanons, who hAvs
oeeH Fighting Thorn upcp that voYy point fol
thIes yearsf II they say they will Fslipq uist
n, does any body propose 10 bolieve thsmf
Or again, are any better terms Of union pos
sTels than the Constitution Of the United SiatsI
Shioh tbs rebels repudistsi The rsbslliop d
sss new thing 10 intsotiop. They plead tote
Rea@psssiiis5 Of political sa@vistion and sooia
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
ER.M THE attn DELAWARE,

hubunl ~ lONt
DEAs FATHEs III take my peg 10 baud to
address = few lines TO You to lot you know that
7 ara spared through another severe battle,
touQht on the Sabbath (being yesterday We
mad iust got ourselves eutrenchad when the
rebs attacked US, but it was sorrowtui attsSR
To them, They came up noarly to ont Works
with their cid dirty rag floating IL Che bFseAa.
Our regiment has the honor Of takisg ono stand
of colors. One OF the men ran out and picked
them up after the bearer Iaa shot down. There
sere not many Of them got back, uearly all boz
ina killed and wounded or taken prisoners.--
We killed two Geperals, They were South
Carolina troopa. | dressed some of their
sounds and gave them water, reckon you
will sea full account Of 1t In the papers,
Ths te3ort 10 Is. We have tx n between
three aud four thousands. We still hold the
road, bat We have had to hsht pretty hard for
n. / have not hoard from Levi Mccormick
siuce he got wounded, did not see him at ell
after we started 10 line, the robs were close on
our heesy guess they have got some Of oul
regiment prisoners. They are missing, but
| none out Of cur company. We only lost ont
yesteziay out Of our Company, his namo wal
b. Draper. He ased to work at ]. Jackson's
| 1 reckon YOU will hear some great reports abou
| the regiment, but there is no use believing then
al, THIS makes the fith battle have bsea il
since We atarted on this eaL,paign and neye
been touched yet, bat am very thankful 90
shared, hoping aud trusting In God that ma
10 spared to get home so l eau tell you al
keep 10 good heart, am, remain your SOL
s. WoRRALL.
p. S.-This sheet OF pApar cauie of d deA
Rsbyou eau see It Il h!ainel With blood. Som
Of the boys made good thing 81 the n, hut
did not pilfer any Of them,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
soo,r.Ilu,...-oOl mel Daut am, late a Now

NoChExLAHisx.--Ool mel Dnnt am, late New
York Democrat, now u Colonel in the Rebel army
uuder Early on the Potomac, in his letter OF
the Itch inst, from near Winchester, Va, to
hin friend Bishop In BROOKLYN, (whl III letter was
among those captured in a Rebel mail near
Shepherdstown, Va on the l9tn,) after boast
ing that he 10 still q Unionist, expecting, with
thousauds like him in the Rebel army, to see
this country again united, though not under
Llucola or any Of his sort, thus advises his
Democratic brethren vhs still linger at the
North
"Let me tell you, my dear boy, you may pray
for pe zoe until He'll frees Is that is, peace
W ID the restoration Of the Ulion-sud there
will be no peace. Mars is relentless, aud Con-
q ,rdia is deaf. There can be no peace until
| Black Republicans and AboltiOnists are silenced
and reduced to On equality or, at least, with the
pIggers they claim ss their squalls. Let your
{. .ioaso Convention nominate MI. Davis for the
Presid 4ncy and know mljority oil tho dele
| gates would vote for him it they dared-sud
| on bis election you osu aud will have peace.-
| OF course, you will not do this. The next best
| thing you can DO Ia to nominate ami elect Nc
Clellsn. The South don't regsrd him as mill
tAry genius, as the Northern press would make
the people believe they do, but they believe him
TO be what Nss once called Northern man with
Southern principles. His election, my dear
D0y,NouH 10 nuon 10 psCliy hul ofuclildtb tno
South. We are satisfied that, II you elect him,
the right OF secession and ind jpendence would
be acknowledged, and that terms of reoonstruo.
| tlon would be- offered, which We might with
honor scoept. don't say, however, that they
would DO accepted.
1t ia my opinion, as II 10 the opinion Of Presi-
dent Davis and the loading men Of the South,
thAt tho war must continue until ono side OF
the other is subjugated. The more assistance
you Democrats render, indirectly, the sooner
We shall be able TO Vsnquisb the abolition
hordos, and restore psaoe and the Union. II
| NOV seem paradoxioal but ] assure you, my
boy, we arc fighting for union-nghting to place
the old United States under one Government
aud We shall do II In such a way that no Adolf
tios babOou will ever sssip get at the bead o
H."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
For ,ne Delaware Republican. .

Ha. EDIroa a. RiI You please end room 10
youl columns for the accompanying address
Of the New RuSsIi Women's League" to pro-
mote ha' SIS Of economy and simplicity in moces
OF living suong our people, and the use OF
American instead ct foreign manufactures" An
a League having similar objects 10 view has be n
insu gursted in this oily, and as the statements
arc arguments OF the Address are a. applicable
to tho Ladies' Of Delaware as TO those Of Nov
EuglAnd, tits hoped that they nsy induce some
to lend their names and tpnnense 70 this N VT
IN aid the Government In tho suppression of the
rehalnop, Ladius DESTROYS Of Rdding their
names to the Gspl.dge" adopted by the Delaware
Covenant can ba supplied with cepits Of 1t by
calling on Mrs.. Brcese at the Wilmington LII
hTsry.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Mosns BAI.-The report Of the surrender
Of Fort Morgan Ia fully confirmed. II oepitu-
lated after bombsrdmsnt Of i've days, Tho
work was delivered over TO Admiral Fanagut
and General Granger on Tuesday last, with
Page and ffty pieces Of artillery, stores, &o.--
Our nset will soon pass up to the city, AZ the
hSrbor distractions are being removed, aud Il
's xpected that the city will sOop fall into our
hands. The control Of the bay, secured by ID
surrender Of Fort Morgan, releases . number
| Of vessels belonging to the blockade squadron
They will be sent TO reinforce the squadron al
Wilmington, and assist In making the blockade
at that point more stringent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Ar RE yistSs Of Decree Of the Court Of ChAaes ~
viii Ss made "a q nS FSsTqsry TsrH D. 1854
~ aa11 hhs mn ip,t At elosk A., a. the house
% sssi Ea!ats situate and being IA the
70 Ina n lot WITH Brsk House thereon ..e0-
let Edds IL tTsnt on Wslast street. and sItohdiRs
oSsia. IT, Of 81 s feet 20 land
ns,iI "A lot Of land adjoining No Il With Brick
gEsnns house thereon erected, bsios feet Nnde on
ant stTsrt And oItsndius ysstwaraly fright an
,sSa sop shsnss 60 itinpink yestwsly further dis
u4noe o. n tset breadth off feet along oontnu
ston Of he u95her line thereof Sads now or isis
mso 70 Aishard Fainter and The estats OF John
No. ga lot Of land adjoining No. ., with Brick
street Areaaid, and extending thence wastVardy Al
anKles thereto Witn the width distnnca OF
lle ll2 tset to lands late OF RenArd pAintsr
.,ho.t-A lot OF land with Frame Dwelling Houaa
msfson erected adjoining No. g. being feet lds
walnut btreet, and extending thence veatwkrdly al
Ifntansles tnereto with the width distAncA of
test 20 lands nov or late OF John brincke "a
beng tue Heal Estate late Of Sarah Dawson, deo,d
Auendanoe viii be given and tsrma OF sale MAKE
knoRn ~ the time aud place Aforesaid BY the undss
signed, Trustee, or his Attorney,
HeW CBstls August sd, iss4,-s-tS AtA'"A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
asEGss'rER.s NOTICE

A I sosthe spplieatfon Of RoBRhf NU0Rk, AdmipIs-
\ traitor Of John Patterson. e late g Nav pa.
tie HID, In said County, deceased; ordered and a.
rooted BY the Register that the Administrator Aforesaid,
Vs notice oil the yrAnta 81 Letters
bereof by causin to be posted within
FORTY dsys from the date OF such Letters sH OF the
public places Of the County OF New Castle
aPg an persons having demands against ths ksAte 70
suoh o. made aud provided And also cause the same
to be 10 within the period In the Delaware
Republcan newspaper published In Hilminston. and
10 BE CONT nu cd therein two this. -
eSS Ksxister aforesaid, AZ New Castle, In New Cas-
saeptioned PETER d. VANDBVER, Register
NOTIcE.-Au persons having ssius ~ sinGt the Ne.
tate Of the munt present same duly atssted
10 tho before the 6th day Of August
1855 abide the Act Of AssewSy 10 such ease made
~-N BrsndYwins Hd., August il. iSdi-2s-flno.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

The sclSmn thupdsrs folled
: E;ouR lbs ysulysa ssYLe
beep cloH6s l'ks whitlSfinda atEolied
In awful gran iegzfby.
hed hsbtnlngs J&i6rst the gioams
AbaTa the clarified world,
And from The oceans womb
The roaring waves were hurled.
Prom ont tbs bu-sting csouds.
That hung against the sky,
Like perished nations shfonds.
The windn went roaring by,
As they weuld rcnd the sea
and wsete it In the .ir, ~
o dreadful 'twere 10 see
The freig hsned vessel there,
The sky il bright and blue,
The gloomy clouds are CONT
With gentle motion too,
The waves are bounding osi
The moon sheds doHn Der beams
Upon the oceans breast, I.4s.l57
30 calmly still il seems
Der lover there a. rest 44i
where are the gallant crew
who with their strong ship aed
Beneath the wRtsr's blue
They're LAUNDERING with the dsxdi
Above the coral grave
The sounding waters go
Their diFgo Is in the wave,
lhslr requiem 10 lie HOW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
RsuYonoGxzsrs Tor raE Arxr.--Ths " ash

ingtou correspondent; Of The World says,
'For some time past, TeinfOreemsnts Of tho
rats Of four thousand por week have been going
forward to ths Army Of Tho Potomac, and for
tho next two or three weeks Il ID expected thst
one thousand per day will 10 forwarded. The
sverage numt or Of Ieoruits now obtained daily
throughout the country 10 shout thirteen hun
dred, and this number WILL DO increased to two
thousand or two thousand 6vs hundred per day
before the Sth Of September at least one han
dTod and dfty thousand men will have bssn
raised for tho army and navy before the day
named, not counting credited on previous calls.
or those arising from forpaeT naval spstments. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
Farm at
FOR SAIL

- The under signed oners for sAle his Farm,
90 tanning los AGA 50, situated In New Castle
- Hd,, sew UAsLie county, state OF DeiAware, on
ths road leading from the frenehtoyn TarnplLs TO
mile the latter place, aid about one fourth
OF mile from free school, and two from bun alleys
nhturai soit Of this as not ngasd By Any 10 the
Ali the ou tsde enoe aud snmo Of the inside we'll
set thorn hedge. rhe buildings are large mansion
crib. The latter are greeted on spbstantal ttone
wall four feet high, aHording good hog pen or root
s,Ns Al board ami pail fence The
she'd stone smoke house, koIsel aud eomfortaels
atabinE and very 0rdinAly barn, There u thritty
young Apple Orchard on the place aud other select
cultivation Price l2,OoO. Ferius liberal air. John
SAITH reSidiss on the premises, VIII show then ~'tn
saE ls.ts-GsEette COPY.