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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

WAsHgeroN, April 27,--rhe following
letter accompanied the joint resolution
appropriating So, 900, goo, which was ex
peditiously passed in the Honse to-day
War DEPARTMENT, April 20.
STA; The Governors Of Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin have ten
dered the President on the 2Sd inst, a
large number Of volunteers from their
respective States to serve during the
present campaign. They are expected
to number from eighty to one hundred
thousand men, and the time Of service
100 days from muster in. II is believed
they can render US gseat service. They
are 10 be paid no bounty, and are not 10
diminish or delay the DRAFT for three
years men in the States where quotas
pending draft are not fued IN. The
quota Is filed in Indiaaa, Illinois. Iowa
aud Wisconsin, and there are less thap
10000 due from Ohio The excess ~
these troops is not provided for II, the Is.
innate heretofore submitted Therefore.
it is estimated that So, 100000 will
meet the cost Of 100000 extra volun-
tsers, aud it is respectfully recommend
ed that special appropriation be made
for that purpose and TO snbmita Joint
resolution to that effect Impenaing OPP
sratlons render il expedient that it
should receive the early action of Con-
gress upon the subject, so that il sane
tiored all needful provisions be made in
due season.
! have the honor TO be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant, I
k4zszaal EDWIN NJ STANTON
Times speeisli
WASHINGTON, April pa squad of
% rehel deser:ers arrived to-day They
agree that Lee has been receiving rein.
forcements.
One asserts, that much of the heavy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Have in Stock and arriving daily

Casks Tr2es chaias.
1000 lbs Log chaiH.
70 dozen c. 3 Planters Hoes.
50 /" Garden lees and Rake
80 - sbovsis ana Spades.
30 7" Hay and mausrs Forts.
10 " scythe. snsashs sud Cradle,
10 Biood's G. g. Grass. cfaia ahd
Bri2r soYthss,
- gross seyths stones,
. % aozsn Hay Rakss.
= sheep shssrs,
81 Cotton csrds, .-.t.r E.
Ioo gross xnisss and Forks.
90 doasn Pookst HALVES.
100 eross Tea saa Table spasss,
80 aozsa Cga~s Mills.
50 Meal Selves,
90 curry Comss,
9oo kegs whssllBE Falis.
80 do1sa Pad-Locks. Gsfmss AmsfioAs,
go Door Locks aud Latetsss.
1000 rross Ausssiosa ser@ws.
100 DOZEN Shoe. Hor-s. Cloth Asa Scrub
Brushes,
80 Tea snd COuntsr Scales.
cases Hard Frame States.
s tons Bersa Grind Stones.
Deer. Gate and Strap HiAgss.
BoriBg MaehfHss.
CARPENTER Tools,
Cooper Tools-B nrton's and whites.
Ohio Tsol Company Plsnss.
Cabinet Hardsafs,
Mn and croes Cut ssws,
Chain Pumps. &s Ae.rss
AZ mssf % our goods were purchased fer Z
CASH, bsfors the large advance In
Hardware, ~ xiii onsr item - ths lowest
possible rates.
JAcos srRauB = SOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
LYONS KArIIArRoN.

kAfh2iFun Is from the Greek word "knthFos ~
'ksth4iFe." sigHifyin< 20 cleanse, rFjusinats sad
rrstors. This article u shAt It's aalns signihss-
Dor preserving. restoring aud bsaufifyihg the
hnfasa hair it Il the most fsms1kAble preparation
IN The world. IL l. agaia owned aad pat W "
the origiuai proprietor. ana - now m.is with the
ears. skiil and aftsHtiOu which gave Il .
salz of over ehc asii4ion bottlss per So nam.
Il j. most deli ( hffui Hair Dressing.
IL sradieates seuff aud dandFua.
II ks=ls tss t@ad eaei aud eiesH.
10 uiAkss the hair. rich. seft sud glossy.
IL pTsYsnss ths hAir from falling Oh aud taFu-
lag gray.
IL restores hair uisn bald hsais.
Any lasIy o. gshtIsmsa who values beautiful
head - hair sl1gala use Lyons Kaihairon. Il IL
known and ed throughout she civilized sosid.
sold BY All reztsestsbis desieFs
nEMAs i BARNES co New orb.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
From San Francisco.

sax FRAacIsco, April 26.-An over
land mail arrived last night, after trip
Of "a days
The plates Of the iron-clad, camanchee,
have al been saved, and one Of the big
guns raised; the other will also be raised.
Latest per steamship City Of Bali
more, via. Queenstown. Cotton on the
18th was firm and unchanged Bread
stafs doll and steady; Provisions dbl
and unchanged; Sugar easier; Petroleum
firm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

NV YonK, April 27.-The Richmond
Enquirer Of the 10Th says, gentleman
who left Maryland about ten DAYS ago,
brings Us some interesting information
from that quarter He recently WISHED
the camp Of Burnside.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

New YoRK, April 27.--The following
ia summary Of the steamship PenusyE
vauia's news, which sailed from Liver.
pool day before tho city Of Baltimore.
II Is stated that all hopes Of saving
the steamship City Of New York are
abandoned
Garibaldi arrived ia London on the
18th inst, and met with a tremendous
reception.
The London Daily Neics gives re-
port that the Attorney General has given
an opinion that every person connected
With the great blockade-runuing scheme
viii be held guilty Of misdemeanor IN
der the Foreign enlistment Act, which
prohibits the equiping Of tranaports to
DO used by beligerents.
The Arch Duke Macmillan received
the Mexican deputation on the 10th IN
stsst
In speech he says that az the people
Of Mexico, by an Overwhelming MAORI
~, conferred the resolution Of the nota-
bles, and as France Guarantees the indie.
pendenee Of Mexico, and the Emperor OF
Austria consents be solemuly declared
bis acceptance Of the proiTered crown.
DE expresses bis gratitude TO the Emps
ror Of the French, who bad brought
about solution % the Mexican Dues
ton The Emperor OF Austria permit,
the foundation 81 q corps II 8 ,0o0 volun
teera and 800 sailors for Mexico.
The new Mexican loan Of q. DOC, 00C
sterling at 90 will be opened on the 5li
inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

has become household word throughout ihs
West and soafh and his Worm L0zengps. ia isss
than year after their Introduction, attained
reputation A. wids-spread - the continent Of
North America. But tie er0wning ylery u his
lie remains 10 he attained In his afest discovery,
or rather combination; for he does bet elAiaa 70
have BEEN the dlscossrer If CEDR0G. which Is the
basis OF the bittsrs now offered 10 the public.
That honor lelehEs 10 the sative Inhabitants Of
Central Amsriea, TO whom lee Writes hare been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
With H. the Indian bids defiance 70 tbs Aosi dad
~ malaria aud handles without kkF tbs most seu-
om0us serpents. f. IS belief With them that
while there IL breath left ia the body, the Csdsgs
Il potent 10 cure, matter shat the disease HsAy
be.
While Dr.. Bull Is not prepared 70 indoFss this
eHtrHvagaut ptstsnsi0B, he y hexeriheiess astis-
fed from thorough ex4mibsfion II the usiitshes
relative 10 IT. vlftass, that . remedy aad ore.
tentative for al diseases arising FROM sEposure,
btheF 70 the GEES 0f weather snd climate Or 70
the laiasmAtic inaHenCes, " stands without r.
val. and justly deserves thc reputation II has 81
loBg snjgyei Ia Csatrsl America ana the West Ia
dies. ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
sTOCK-BREEDING.
Important to Breeders Of Blooded
Stack

TFHE CELEBRATED STA LLIOh BJ-
4 FORDn viii make the season u lse8 81 the
A nsrfeau ssatle ExaDsTiiles Ind-
TEkus-s90 70 insure.
PT4,t1RFg- Buf0rs vas get ~ imported Glen
80 Sr.t IAN bY Minstrel, Minstrel b Hscoe.
asssa-r b. ysw York Eclipss; second dam b Bu-
ssras, kJexsadsr. third sAEa b. Hsaxhaifs Moss
9,ursh dan b Duke Of Bedford, hfk dasn h.
Tfslog. aIxth dan b. impaired DAbsteE-
RICHARDSON BRITTOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

MO MANS NAME rs MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected With the history of the Matera
Msdlea d the United States, or mere faEOrsbly
knowa ~ pi0Hssr In medical discovery. than
that Of DR.. J0Hs BULL. Of Louisville. Ky. His
inimltsbis preparation u sarszparillz has long
stood At the head Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
ID pc u - | IA ,

Aud it, attendant trnin Vt symptyms, u acts more
like oharm than nisdleins. There Is nothing
10 the range u the aatsriA Msdiea. that for q
ment bear comparison vita u IN this disease.
A full aceguBt VI this wOndergs! plant may bs
Dund in the llth edition u the J. >. Dspensat0-
-, pages 1887 and Eiss.
a series ~ Experiments In Nbich Dr.. Ball has
bssu FOR years gagged, has JHst been brought 70
successful termihation, and be IL row ebabied to
Offer 10 tbs public combination VI Cedron, nth
other approved touies, the Sh0ls preserved IL the
lest quality u ccppor distilled Bourbon whisky
whies he il eonhaeBt has 10 eqasi In tbs sorld.
lie mlght furnish voians OF certificates. but
the pnbiie have long slnce learned 10 sstsnnts
things az their true value. This safest plan ~ foE
every Ons T. ) Il FOR himself abe virtues Of -
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
NEW BOOKS.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~-@e~s
DENAN's LIVE or CHRIST; book ereas-
II ing great exeiteneuf.
Mis- Gilt@rt's Career.
Tales q the OPERA ~ Parton.
Ar.. LirEifer's Lodgings; b. Disksns.
Letters 80 fhs Joae@ss-
Abboft's History offss GreAs Rshelllos.
Southern History q he wAr-arst All second
volumes.
General Grant Aad bis Campaigns
Harp~r's History q the War, - far - 0ut-
The Persset osnfisn2a. Of. Ei@sAsss aaa Eio-
qusrce.
Held in Bondage; BY c. yaugbn.
Whip, Hoe, sna sword.
Rubini. nsE n0Vsl-
FraBk wArrisgtos; by author % . The Saith
srisnds"
Barrett's Astronomy ana lstiss-
Mercedes Novels, aud ali tbs Dina GoTals
At Z J. DoBELL-s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
MILLINERY.
MRS. J. HASTINGS

N7TsHEs To TyEORA HER OLD PATRONS
" aea fAe public centrally that shsshas Just
rstErBsd slth one Of the Target aud tsst s-Ieef5
stocks o. Millinery and Fancy Goods ever brouzhs
70 This city.
Her stock consists of At the latest sfyi,s Of
hiotofsE ttSEfFss As, Of ths bsst qualitles ana
intends - dispose u theu At the Iovsst r.1ssbts
pFies FOR CASH l5slEIl7T
The Ladies would do we'll 70 give hsr a esll b.
fore purchasing elsewhere
MRS. J. HASTINGS, Main Street..
Horth side, fhFss doors frez seed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

WAaIsoroS, April 26.-The State De-
parimeut haa been officially informed 0
the passage Of an order by the Govern
nent Council Of Canada, providing that
from and after the 18th Of April, the fol-
lowing actioles, having been paid full
tolls upon through ST. Lawrence Canal
will be passed free to Wellan Canal, aud
if tolls have been previously paid there
and on through the Chambly Canal, such
tolls win be refunded at tho Cauat office
at Monroe, viz: Iron, all kinds Of salt
and the following articles having been
paid full toll through Wellan Canal
shall be passed throng The ST. Lawrence
and Chambly canals, viz, wheat -four,
and corn. hus 8lsM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

One trial and you Nili neasr gss any others.
IL Il bet necessary 20 pablish = iouE list Of de
Eir Nhieh Che Csdrou nsfteFs are q sIseciAr.
~ al disesars u the 5TOMAGH, HOW
ELS, LIVER on KIDNEYS
In all AMBITIONS Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMEST or
THE STOMACH on BOSgELst
~ GOVT, HHEuMATIsaIA AND SEu-
And Ia FEVER AND AGUEt
II 70 destined ~ eupercede ali other remedies n
net only carrs thsae diseases, bot IL FaEvKxTa
them
A vine glass taii Of the BiitsFn taken an haur
before each nra, will obviste the III efscfa si the
NEST unhealthy climate. aud ssreen the psrsen
taking It against dlseass nadsF the moat tKyfnx
eqposares.
Sold by Druggists and Groeers generally
ss-Dr. JOHN B0LL'a Principal 0flee. FiIth
strset. Loaisxilie, Ky.
Sold BY OVERWHELMING,
kbt Sole Azsnt. Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

Nav Yoax, April 57.--Robel accounts
are from Shreveport, dated 22d ult. at
which time the place was garrisoned by
sufficient force to bold il against the ex.
peeted attack. The Notifications were
completed and very extensive. Our bat.
teries are sufficiently elevated 10 secure
plunging shots against ironelaas. ana Are
guns OF heavy ealibre and well mounted.
These detenees obstruct the river 10
such an extent that the ilset cannot ad.
vance on the town without much difficult
~ aud delay, us we'll as danger. The
garrison is provisionsd saaicient Cor !
siege of six months
The troops are in the best spirits, and
Tepose unlimited confidence in General
Smith.
- 4Aii6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

HARRlsRURG, April cit is not
probable that there will be Il call for the
militia OF The tate at this time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

This is the m0si dalixbsfal AMI extraordinary
artisie ever discovered. II ehaazss the sgn bafat
faee All bands % ariy satin q ktuFn n lavish
Ing beauty. tmpsrttuF the marble parity % ysHths
snd ta d1etllaas aessEaaesso invfttus IN tbs eitT
beiis u fashion. Is removes taa. fseeEls4. piHf-
pies Ard ruughnszs fron tile skin, isssiRg tie
piskion fresh, TRANSPARENT AMI snaosh. IL con
tAins 40 mstertxi lnjnrioas 20 the SKIN. Pztroa-
zsa ~ Actresses aud Opera siegsra. II l. ~hat
every laAY shaala havs. Said svsry 9hgfs.
Pfsp4fsd ~ " L. iIaxAn. Troy, y. Y.
Address al orders 10
DEMAs :. BARNES 3 60 Mes York-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
SHIRT MANUFACToPy
Shirt Mandatory Opposite Central
Markaf

TIE SuBsoRTB ER wovLp RESPECT
k6LLI sunounce 20 the citizens Of EVaos.
vile inst sha manuthesares Shirts. and does sew
ne q All kiads 70 Sraer- Her work Is a. COED
= we etst, sad cheaper than the cheapest.
sPH MRS. v. +. BOND
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
READY for SPRING TRADE


We hav. .t.o ,,,.h...A = r..on;gcent
m.rk.,
@naer ; MA u'oVes'
hos'sry' &C.
&C.
The above goods have been selected
sa uniform a. '. s' e . a.. III :, .h@ %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
INsoLUBLE CEMENT

GEEAT
DsroxEEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
wa.h,nston Items.

wAsHTseroN, April 27,--rhe following
letter accompanied the joint resolution
appropriating $25, 900, geo, which was ex.
peditiously passed in the Hoase to-day
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-07
EMRI1KSIA7
GOOD NEWS At LAST!
M LOVE AFFAIRS he NEVER
FAILS.

lie has the secret # wlnniug the affections Of The Opro.
fl- scx. Ito guides the single TO a wealthy and heppS
mnrriagr, and makes the married happy. Hia aid aad
siiee hs beer solicited In innularraGls instances, aRA
w. rcsult has always Teen
. SPEEDY G HAPPY MARRIAGE.
To MAKE thing more sure, he will show you the like.
hrs 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-07
NOTICE.

David Lee and Su, In
sannah Lee bis wife Prcble C o unity
sPltfS vs. Court of Common
William 7 Peine Pleas.
IT EVILS TRAINER & Rossnnah Trainer
LII the State Of Indiana, viii take netic4
that David Lee and Sasannah Lee his wifa
Of the County Of Preble and State of Ob,o
did on the 10th day Of FebruaryA n. IssS
file thsir petition in the Court of Common
Pleas RlthiE and for the County of PrebIe.
IN said StS'e Of 0hio. ssainst the said Lewis
Trainer. Rosannah Trainer. and Wilia,. p
Paine Hanna Paine, Mary Paine. Missouri
Paine. Virginia Paine Amanda a. Curd.
Thomas Curd, Melinda Paine. Theodore
eaine. William Paine Oscar Paine, Tbeo.
dore Paine, AlOnzo Paine and John J. Wolf
defendants setting forth that at the-
Term Of the said Court of Common Pleas
A. ID. l8--the plaintiffs rboye named
in a Proceedin in said Court then and tber,
had, wherein these plaintiffs were peti ion
rrs, aud one rhineas Paine and Lewis
Trainer were defendants these plaintiff re.
covered a Judgment or decree for the sum
.of$bO9I0o, and which said amount was
made a specific lien ON the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in PrcJle County
Ohio. and described MS follows torwit, BE-.
ing tire west halfofthe Northwest ouartpr
OF Section number twol{2) in Township
nnLaber n;ne (9l Of range one On east Nc
and il was further decrccd by sail Court
tina: the said sam Of Sj)9IS6 M ght at any
time be Fally satisfied and liqlidated bythr
said Phin"as Paine his heirs orassipns CON.
veying tc these plaintiffs the above describ.
premises 6c. that during the pendeucv If
said hist mentioned suit the said ph;nno,
Paine iorr Il nominal c0lSiierali, II CraoIu.
lentiy conveyed said premises to his sons
fhineas b Paine and william p, Paine in
order to defrand and defeats the pIainf;H,
out Of said premises. AID p%rayin, that
the said deed from Phiscas Pai'c Sr ~
Phineas b. Paine and William 2. Paine, be
set aside as nnl! and void, and that the de.
fendanis above named, may be compelled to
execute TO the plaintiffs good and sufficient
deeds OF conveyance for said premises, or in
default Of such conveyance being mnd.. that
the decree Of the Court may operate as such
conveyance.
And the said Lewis Trainer and Rosan-
nah Trainer are rorificd that they are re.
CURED to appear and answer said petition.
on or before the 9th day of January A. d.
1864
DAVID LEE 4 WIFE.
Gilnsre \ Campbell Att'ys.
(. Attest, CIV Larsh elk.
Dec g. ls63-6w. [Prf, $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-07
NOTICE.

4 49," L % A E -. .|a'|
Benjamin Shields Pitt PFebls3 Common
w. e&l III Pleas, Civil Action
JOHNNY. Shields et.al.pf For Partition.
.TlHE above John Y. Shields and Mary
Il DAWSON, jonathan DAVIDSON, Isabel
Sellers, David Sellers, Phebe Shields, Henry
Childers, Eliza Nc Mutt, Henry McNutt,
lssuc Childers, Daniel Clllders, Bsnniah
Childers, Amy Pease, Werter Pcasc and
Phebe Childprs (the last named being a. min
orr are hereby notified that on the 4th day
of Dee 1888 the said Benjamin Shields fled
in the Clerks Office of tho Gdartaoi Common
plea as of Preble county Ohio, his petition
which is now pcnling, setting forth that his
brother Daniel Ihields, after the death of
his father Isaac Shields, purchased from his
sister Catherine Childerslk all her undivided
interest in the real estate Of which her faith
or died. siezed; being eighty acres Of Land in
Prehle county Ohio, and being part Of the
Southwest quarter Of section q, Township
3, range 2 east, &C., for the sum Of $500, 90,
and that said Daniel Shields paid the said
Catharine Childers the full amount Of said
purchase money, aud that the said Catharine
put said DGnial in possession of said Judi
divided interest in said premises, and prom
ised to release her said interest to said Dan
iel, and intended to do So, but did,before do
ing SO, and alleging that said Daniel remain
ed in possession Of SO d premises and the
undivided interest Of the said Catherine
therein till his death which took place in
June 1853, and asking the court to speciR.
cally execute said contract as against the
n ,ya pap,nI nl,Jl - A. .o:l H.1l--s.-
Childers deceased, and to bar their right To
any claim in said promises MS heirs of their
grand father Isaac Shields de ceased. And
further stating that the said Daniel Shields
die intestate leaving neither widow nor
children, seized in fee simple of the follow.
ing real estate situate in Preble cornlv,
Ohio, and being al Of the south west quarter
section ~, township Orange 2 east; contain
ing l6O acres m1Ie or less. except thirty ~
ercs ont )fths nIrth.vi4t pIrt OFtha uulrtc
now owned D, j. I. Ford, ihe residue being
1870 acres Lfre o. l"ss; also stating that he
(plaintii " 9 tntitlel to One undivided sixth
part thereof, and that the defendants above
namfd including tn" chi iren of sail Cath.
arina hiliers decea ;ed) are tenants IN cum
mon with him in sail premises. and dnmand.
ing partition thereof, and the said dnfen-
dants are further n hitiel that unless the ap.
pear and answer or demar 10 said petition on
or before the 7th day Of March 1864, the
proper orders tn effect the objects lntenfed.
will be asked for an2 taken in their absence.
GILMORE ANP3ELL,
Atiy's for Plaintiff.
Attest
C. W. lAssn. Clerk.
Dec. 10, lS63.6w.
Tp,r.f. $500
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-07
Stannah's Grocery Corner.
SALE or REAL ESTATE. BIZ
ORDER OF PROBATECOURr.

ON the 9th day Of ia uary, 1874,
Obetwccn the haur3 Of 10 o'clo.k
A.. NJ. and the hours o. three o'clock Z N.
atthe door of the Court House, in Eaton,
Preolo county, will be sold to the highest
bidlcr, the following Real Estate, as Ii e
property of Richard NJ, StAnnal, ducenscd
tO-wie being all ~oflnlot No. lG3, as known
and designated on the plat of said own of
Eaton, aud bounded on tho sDnth lev PrtblA
street, on the cast by Cherry street, north
by au atley, and west ~ lot NJ. ~ Also
the northeast part If Inlot No. !22 in laid
town, and beginning at the northeast corner
of said lot No. l22; thence west ~ feet l..
long the alley; thence south - feet thence
east 2lI feet 10 the caSt line Of said lot,
thence north l3l feet tothe place OF be. in.
uing, Excepting, however out Of the above
described premises a part Of said inlo, mum.
Der l23, described as follows, beginning 30
feet 5 inches west Ofthe south.engt corner Of
said lot number rs; thence wcst - feet 4
inches to II corner; thence north CT feet 81
inches to& corner; thcnce east 10 e ct ( inch.
eS 20 4 corner; thence south 67 feet. 81 in
ches toihe place OF beginning; rxeept:nr tie
i'S"f "a t"''NCScp lOhllnT NHl cOnhectt q
and building t., rni using thu west wall of
the present b uldin; staining on Tie west
! iinee the Pre1aiseS above described, or .. Oh
other wall or budding as may b. hereafter
built on said west line, heretofore CONVEYED
bv Richard NJ Stannah, 10 Michael Filbfrt;
also right oil way { fee, wide and l6 feet
back on the east side aud from the front of
sale lot to PASS and lcpasi AID use aStairway
or passage forever, heretofore conveyed to
Phinea'R Minor byJ aseph Donahoq trustee
ofR,M Stsnnli and vile. Appraised at
33i0l,eD. r,.lAI 9.I.Ltf.& ,
Terms Of Sale: One til ri cash in hand.
"ne third in onolyelr. and tie residue in
two vearS " h interest from N" dav Of sale,
to besecured by mortgage on the premises.
JOSEPH n%OTAHOE. Adm.
Off. NJ. Stsnnah, deed.
s. Bania,, Atty. y
Dec Of 1858 tbs (Pts. fceS9,re