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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-09
s. RuCKL ND .

sssr-si.l- -s5s, DEALER IN ..,.F
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
rafnishrs Dye-Stufs Burning Fluid, Books Station
ery Wall Paper, Fancy Goods, Toys, Cigars, Chewing
rohaeco, &c, &c, &c No. l. Buckland block'
. ..1..-, ,EI2 FsMONT. OHIO -fta
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-09
.onerts a SheIdon,

saautActurers Copper Tin, and Sheetlron Ware and
-asrz In Stoves Agricultural IIaplenens Stoves Rags
gooI Hides Sheeppelts, Old Copper Old Stoves, &c-
- fu snrts al Genuine akee NetionH St Clalrs Brick
sieez Ne Il FreFuont Ohio. - - = May %, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-09
JUNCTION HOTEL,

-. Ia, ,PIEaCE, PEoFEIxroR. CLYDE, OHIO.
- Tsia Honse has been thosoughly repairsd and newly
furuished style seldom equaed by hotels In these
Proprietor the travelling public that
= 10 erertion on his part ehA be wanting tn make their
tsmpsrarT With him both comfortable and agreeable
East side of the c. & +. Railroad track.
= .0stober q ASA. ffAF
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-09
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
summer Arrangements.
s q - -

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and New
York. Takes effect May 16, 1864. s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-09
BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
CURE re; ssss: ss.,..

Il1
NTWoof our subecrihers-ODe of them afflicted with a
bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheulnstism-baving
seen the advertisement the Peoples Cure in this pa.
per- purchased the medicine and now after having thor
oughly tried 1t, report to us, commencing it most
heartily as thorough remedy in their csssEditors
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-09
REMEMBER THAT

The Tar Cordial, when taken in connection with
DR.. Wishart,s Dyspepsia Pills, is am infallable
cure for Dyspepsia se
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28
The Maiden Nurier Case.

II Is not often that we have opportunity to
quote approyingly from the Advertiser, but
the following paragraphs, relating to the case
OF the Maiden murder, are really worthy OF
careful consideration:
A calm and diligeni hearing Of persons who
have, uninfuenced by any personal PARTIAL
tiles for Green, before the Governor aud Coun-
Gil Of Massachusetts,, recently, has very con
cluslvely developed facts that cannot but chal-
lenge the credulity Of the public In Green's
SAM y, at the time the act was perpetrated.-
Some facts, such as his having bought the pis-
tol with which he shot the Bank teller, only a
few days previously. have been fully explain
ed consistently with the entire absence of all
intent to use 1t upon the teller, but which, at
the time of trial, had only that aspect. The
evidences Of hereditary insanity are also very
numerous, strong and connected in his case
The circumstances surrounding tho commits
slon OF the murder In mid-day-in room Of
bank SO situated as 10 be overlooked on eve
~ side by doors and windows no less than one
hundred and hfty doors and windows command
view OF the building, and one hundred aud
twenty OF them were unobstructed ST the
time By any ioliage-horse-cars wagons. We,
hicles OF any shape, and foot passengers were
constantly passing and repassing the door
the largest school-house In the town was with
In few rods OF 1t, with eight windows la 1t
looking directly down on the bank-these are
fired facts, that speak 10 the craziness of the
hope OF doing deed so shocking, and accom-.
panied by the necessary report OF pistol in a
place so unusual, with impunity, or possibili.
ty OF escape from immediate discovery.
What the decision may be, by the Governor
is anxiously looked for by many for and against
the execution, Ia Massachusetts,. II Is a case
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28
Talk about Hats ]
JUST SEE
HARRIS NEWSTYLES.
June 4-dtf

CRY OF PORTLAND. Jupe 2Sd. 1884,
SEALED Proposals v III be received bs the Com
- mittee on New Streets. Sc, at the Ofne OF the
Iity Civil Enginer for grading that peri Of High
Street between Deeriug and Cumberland Street =
Any rtquirea information may be obtained at the
Eng,neer's Once Proposals will be received nnrii
Saturday,, Jsly ID. at O'Clock. r NJ.
Per Order Committee. .Ef.f
June 26-dtd ttlA 'stI-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28

law graduating punishment in the case OF
murder, as is the death penalty ITSELF And In
case of doubt on the part OF the Executive, as
to what the degree OF punishment should be,
the obligation certainly Is as strong-we mean
the legal obligation, upon the Executive, to
give the victim the benefit Of that doubt, as 1t
Is on the part of the juror, in rendering YER
dict-and thus substitute the less for the great
er punishment. II a mistake be made against
such doubt, it is irreparabe. Whereas, II made
In its favor, degree of punishment is still
meeted out, and the guilty does not In conse-
quence, wholly escape the hands of retribut-
i've justice.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
MlOOLLlAN EOOO.
U N I O N
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Orqanixed ls49.
DIRECTORS OFFICE,
% state Street, Boston, Mass.
Presidenf-HkNRY CROCKER
Psce- ce-Presidenf-DANTEL SHARP
Secrefory-W. II. HOLLISTER
II. G. WILSON,
General Manager of Agencies in the New England
cfdtcs.
Assets, 3la December, 1858, S85e, e,OSS. n
Losses Paid to date, $3.50 ,OSO. 90
D'ridend Paid in Cash to date. $340, ,936 .O9

FuNHIS Company offers peculiar advantages to per-
sons intending to insure their lives in its SAFETY
and stability acquired in its years expert
ence; in lis asse g. which. without lis capital of
$40 900 amounts TO threequsrters of million
OF dollars, being more than two hundred thousand
dollars in excess ofits liabilities for the reinsurance
OF All outstanding risks in tine facilities presented
Ia Its accommodating 5, stem of payments of premi
ums; In the large number, diversified conditions and
occupations, various ages aud localities of lives in
sured irving the largest scope for the ope
ration of the laws of average NOR taty, and the
plest guaranty to the insured for the benefits there
of In he division ofproft-, the annual spporton-
meut of which having for the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent. of the premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the piaes usual with
Lille Insurance Comp snes, aud at rates as Ia
consistent with yiow TO equity and solyency.
Parties desiring Agencies in towns where the COM
pany have none, and those wishing Travelling Agen-
ces within the ~ew England Sta'es will apply to
u. Ii. WILSON. 6S State Street, Boston, tiyins
such reference. or information as to age, present
and past business, as wi enable him to form judg.
ment In regard thereto. junel4d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28
Conarfuership NOtice.

NOTICE Ia herewith given that the firm of n.
IN Bradt & Co. has this day been dissolved BY Mr..
Whitley the one partner OF faid nrm. Withdrawing
bis share OF in vestment and pArsonal services AL
debts due said arm to be paid to Mr. Bradt emily,
and all claims against said hrm contracted before
this date, TO ee pad by said NJ Bradt. and from
troll and style Of Tn1ft $50 n. BRADT,
June lS-.18w t.s.yr
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S2J Reward |!
Board.

QUITS OF Rooms, with Board. can be obtained !
- applying Immediately at 30 Danforth street.
Nay 1lth. mayl2dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28
Wanted Immediately.

Agent of either sex In every town and village
IA to ENGAGE in q light and profitable business, BY
which from $500 to sl2 per week can be made. Per
sons having leisure evenings can make feom Soc te
Sl.O0 per evening. sample with full particulars
sent by mail TO all who enclese one cent stamp
and address A. T.. SPAULDING CO..
juue2ld&wlms West Hampstead, N. III.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-28

GREEN HOUSE
AND BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
I Respectfully inform the public that have on
4 hand large assortment of Green House ana
Bedding-eut Plants. for Spring sale. of superior
quality, vfz; EkRBENAs. DAHliks. PEI AHeoNr-
uns. PAssEs and RosEs. Also. . ane collection
OF AsTkR PLANTS, &c., &c. kc.
A. selection may always be found at Randall
Whitney's, Market Square. orders len there will
be promptly attended to.
$3.50 ALBERT DIRwANGER, Flerkt
Corner Of North and Montreal sre<ts.
Portland. Ne. apr3of
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN II. GILMAN. Editor.
9 published at no. sat EXCHANGE STREET, by
N. A. FOsTE II & CO.

TEE PORTLAND DAILY PRKssfs published at es 90
per year; II paid strictly in advance. discount OF
Sl.00 will be made. &
Single copies three cents. a
The EMAIsESTArK PRKssi Is published every Thurs.
day morning, at Sz0s per knnum, in advance; 2.25
u paid within six months; and S2.50, If payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspace in length OF cou1nn. constitutes
q square"
sl6O per square daily first week; rs cents per week
sfer three Insertions or less Sl00; continuing eve
~ other day after hrst week, 30 cents.
Half square, three insertions or lose rs cents; one
week, 800; 50 cents per week after
Under head of AMUsEMESTs, Loo per square per
week; three insertions or less, 81 so.
SPECIAL NOTICES, Sl.76 per square frst week,
per square after three insertions Tess, Sl25
half square, three insertions, s1.0o; one week,
eI.25. P
Advertisements Inserted in tho MAINE STATE
Press (which has large circulation in every part Of
the State for 80 cents per square addition to the
above rates. for each insertion.
LBeAL NOTICES At usual rates.
Observation-Disclosures must be paid form ad.
vsnte
BUSINESS NOTICES, In reading columns. IL cents
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1JoB PRINTING OF every description executed
with dispatch.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Trapani Salt Ahoat.
q 600 HHDs. Trapani Salt cargo Of ship
june isdsw DANA CO.
Clarified Cider,
i MOSES MORRILL,. Agent.
junel6tlms So4 Fore street. Portland.
| OOlIOCorn, per sch sea Flo ser, now landing
and ior sale By &. II. BURGIs..
l2o Commercial street.
Treeuails.
10O 000 WHITE OAK TREENAILs, for
siSoSsros JIM KNIGHT.
Portland, June Is. 1854. junel5dn
Liverpool Salt AflOat.
| R0(l bids. Liverpool Salt. cargo of ship
ooOo Pomona NV i.ndi-s inG naEs e. ssie scYy y
r,, 90 Esf DANA . W.
Apples. Apples.
O0A BBLS. nise Russet Apples, for sale By
AOO IA SMITH, 10 and 7I Silver street.
June l1.-d3w
Honey"
y TCs PRIME CO BA HONEY, for sale in bond
THOMAS AsENcIo & co.
june 10.-isdtf
Sugar and M0lasses.
300 HHDs. CHOICE hUscovADo 81.
70 Lcs; GAR.
81 HHDS Superior Muscoyado, and
81 TcS Clay ed Molaases.
III BBLS from sierra Morena
Now landing and Tor sale by
THOMAS ASENCI0 & CO.,
maysd Custom House Wharf
sierra MOrena MOlasses.
900 lcHorcE SIERRA MoREsA
IS y hbIs ThlbnIkcEs MoLAssEs,
Now landing from Brig 20. H Kennedy
rHoS. ASESCIo CO..
Mays.-tf c. Il wharf
95 Scotch Canvass.
100 BoLT5-from the factory OF David Cor.
l&O sar Sons, Leth-a sail cloth Of superior
quality-just received per "Jura", and for sale by
MoGILvERY, RYAN DAVIS
mchz5 dd 16l Commercial Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
COMMISSIONERS sale
James Em9ley, Conplt. !

-Ts-tSSs3 ~ - frte >. .r#
Peter II. French, ct. al. Doi'ta
by virtue Of decree ofthe Circuit Court for Ohio
~ county, rendered on The Hath day OF January,
1904 directed to the undersigned Special Commits.
.onerJ and the time specified for the payment OEths
debts mentioned in said decree having expired, [
SHALL On Monday, the 22d Of February, 1854, At the
font door the Court House Of Ohio county In the
city Of WheengS offer for sale that part of Lot No.
So In the 9th Ward fSaid city, In the bill and pro-
ceeding5 mentioned as having belonged to said de.
iendant French, which Is the south 44 feet and II
inches OF said Lot No. SO, fronting Main street
~ feet and II inches and running back the same
width 81 feet Said part Of lot viii be sold IN two
parcels, a. DlloES viz: ATa the south part thereof
being the vacant or unimpr0Ved part thereof Hlii
10 contain 10 feet 10 inches front on Main street.
and running back same width 81 feet; socond'
the residue Of said lot on which standa the brick
mouse containing Is feet inch front Main street
and running back same width 81 feet h
fH1AS OF SALE-A SUFFICIENT amount IN hand to
pay the costs Of sale and the costs of this suit and
credit OF 140 days with interest from tho day or sale
- to one-third OF the purchase money. And q 10
taS other tWothtrda Of the purchase money credit
OF ~ and ID mouths in equal nStallmontS with In
tere!t from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds vita good surety for the payment Of the
same. And retaining the title until the whole OF
the purchase money Il fully paid.
\ - HENRY O. FLEsHRR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

aet, that in all cases where Ouits are
brought where there is not sufficient prop
erty TO pay an execution in the hands of
any officer, the defendant shall have the
privilege of retaining such property as he
may select to the valne of Eve hundred
dollars. 1t further provides that all prop
erty to the value OF five hundred dollars
which any person may purchase OF other
wise obtain legal right to after the pas
sage of this act shall be exempt, notwith-
standing he may have debts contracted be-
fore the passage of this act. 1t is further
provided that this act is not to debar the
collection of taxes or any State or county
claims; and that no deed or mortgage
waving rights secured by this act shall be
valid unless signed by the wife Of the
debtor.
Mr.. FILMING called up the report made
by himself on the credentials of all the
members on Saturday, and on motion of
Mr.. Debar, it was recommitted with a
view to allow the Committee to make q
separate report on the case of Mr.. GrIfin.)
Adjourned. H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
DIE 81 r ABLE
City Property for Sale

ENoUR two story, Substantially built, brick tone
ments on lot No23s, also oflot No. 237, situate
IN the flth Ward also lot No. 926 and Onehalf OF
Lot no. ~, with neat two story brick house on
each. on the west side Of RoE also lot No QO8 an
which is frame tenenleut on Webster Gtreet: SISo
lot No. lI6, on which u substantial brick cottaEe
containing ax rooms, on the northwest corner of
I3ts, NOS and 2, in square 8, Ohurchll6 addition
No. on Fulton str0eti Also lot No. So east side Of
three log tenOmsnls " - S''SA 4t'u
Any part Of the above can be purchased At
private lae until the second Monday, the 10Th day
offered at public sale at the front door or0hIo ooun-
court House, part cash aud long credit II desired
no 70 pay tax for 1854 and United States
jan6-td 49, Alley. ROGERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26


Hon. JOHN ". BORIS on PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
In answer TO letter from the Hon. G.
s. Smith, Treasurer of the Virginia State
Government, to the Hon. John NJ. Bolts,
urging on behalf of Gov. Peirpoiut his &C
ceptanee of the position of Senator from
that State, Mr.. Bolts has written letter
las has already been stately, declining the
prOffered honor, and taking review Of
public affairs generally. The following is
a summary of its contents:
"Mr. Bolts stated that he is fully aware
of the responsibility of a U. s.. Sen.
ator, that the position is one which ought
to satisfy the aspirations OF any moderate
man, but that he is compelled at present
by solemn convictions of duty to decline
accepting any Office from any of the nu-
merous governments of Virginia, repre-.
sentlng or protesting to represent that
State. His unselfsh motives, he states
might be impugned, but he nevertheless
believes the time is not far distant when he
may be able to aid in healing the bitter
animosities of the two sections. He charges
the leaders of the rebellion as having with
mlscalculation and blunder upon bluuder"
brought ruin and destruction upon the old
"Aother of States" and cIosea by saving
that neither war, DOR want, nor suffering
can last forever, and that when the proper
time arrives he believes be may be instru
mental In the work of union and reconciI.
iation.
In conversation with Mr.. Bolts be
stated that never for a single instant dur
ing this war bad he doubled the final re-
suit. His opinion Of George B Mcclellan
is not at all complimentary to that gentle.
man, whom he regards, if not positively
dlsloyal at heart, at least in the light of
an ambitious aspiraut for uudeserving hon
ors. Mr.. stated thar he believed that
tue majority of the rebel army regarded
Mcclellan as being as truly devoted to their
interests as Robert E. Lee, and that man
who would not, when his name was used in
connection with Davis, valiandigham,
Wood, aud others OF the same political
complexion, come out boldly and disclaim
The association, was totally unfit to be
Commander OF a Union army. Mr.. Bolts
says that of all the promises made to the
southern people by the leaders of secession.
only one may be fulfilled. The promise
referred to is the one of Mr.. Toombs of
Georgia, who, it will be remembered, said
he would yet call the roll Of his slaves AT
the foot Of Bunker Hill Monument MI
b. thinks that if President Lincoln l0iH col.
leet ne slaves Of Mr Toom6s and permit him
10 TO-! vts,t he north, The prophecy may be fuI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
18th w. Va. Regiment.

/ A y additional Company, 70 Be e.ll.s. oo,,..--
"a X = 70 be added 70 this RsZimonts Iissf
fortsr, o. Company A, has been detached 70 reeFIt
y ne Y nov In Wheeling for that purpose, "a
some ioIty men aid Wants enough uaoro
Sonn up me company . the mAximutn VIZ one hnn,
S, aud one men; The 18th Regiment hal n
johns Run, In Berklsy county ~: ~ RsItJ-S -
lna Onto hAilroad. The duties Of the RSgiment A.
IS onsE1as and It q very desirable orRaniEatfon
these are the times to enIfsE Pour huplIro5 "a ~
S SoCs Are paid % TeterRnI aud three hnndrod Snd
w ~ y new men When thS dram eoufeS fheSs
Soannes Win not b paid Gny loaEprr Gene a.
yoanS Hsen and join The glOFIeua ssrTies of voS-
soldiers life 10 the LIE for tine man
= - t,neA AddEesI OF ealllaPonl Llsul PORTER
49, 1,es Weoaling, for Particular
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

-TFE relief 10 the money market that was
sEPscted sud predicted with che advent df
the HeW year has not appeared. Money is
IN more demand than ever, and the most
prophetic dare not az the date for the
good time coming" when those who live
by loans can get their needs supplied at
moderate rates. At present Z per cent is
the minimum at New York, and many street
borrowers promise Z per cent in gold,
which amounts to lO4 per cent in paper
In business transactions, gold means gold
and not bank bills or postal currency, how
ever it may be in the law. The tiphtuess
10 the money market is a God. send to the
copPsrheads, for it gives. th IN standing
text for the daily homilies about the
weakness of the administration and
the vanity of all tbings earthly; the
chrsnie grumblers, too, are in their
element, for they ean have the pleasure
of predicting a financial "smash, ;"
and nOWaand then find some one foolish
enough to believe them. But generally,
the finances Of both private parties and
corporations are in healthy condition.
Farmers smile cOmplacsntly over the almos,
fabulous prices received for their pro.
ducts Of the soil and their flocks and herds.
Mechanics have abundant labor at remu-
neratiVe prices. Manufacturers eau scarce.
ly keep up with the demand upon them
and have prices their own way. Railroad
companies are swelling their receipts
monthly, and paying off their debts and
increasing their capital stock. Insurance
companies, fire, marine aud life, were new
er in better condition than now. Banks
have free course to circulate their notes
and make money. Sothe financial trouble
doesn't appear to be chronic and iucurable
just yet Nor will it be if We have vipor
in the field and caution at home. The
vigorous blows of an early and active
spring campaign will do the work for us
better than treasury notes that are issued
only to be boarded. For possible reaction
the cautious are always preparing, and
they who may be caught at last will only
have to blame their own reckIessness that
had led them beyond the bounds of bust
ness prudence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
west VirElnIa.
Editors Intellioene,r .

Su'tO'S 4MetttyeHCeT
The new State of West Virginia presents
inducements to those seeking residence
where they may enjoy all the comforts of
tnis life, unequalled by any State in the
Union. First, her people are loyal and
PStriotic, and have furnished more men to
defend our government and to crush this
wicked rebellion, that seeks tn destrnY
all our religious and civil iustitntionS
than any other in proportion to her nom!
latIon. Ii has never been necessary IN
DRAFT in West Virginia, but as often as the
call for more men has come, her patriotic
sons have promptly rallied to the rescue.
and they will continue so to do until the
last Vestige of rebellion is suppressed and
the stars and stripes wave in triumph over
every loot of American soil. Second the
constitution of the state is liberal in it's
provisions, guaranteeing to all their inst
rights, and securing wholesome and
Judicious system of laws under which The
state will advance rapidly in wealth and
population. All the State officers are uu-
conditional Union men, aud in nearly
every county the Union men are in the
majority. True, We have few secesh
IN our midst but even some of these are
Soout 70 leave for more congenisl climes.
thlrd, there is at present q fine openip0
for emigrants. This is peculiarlv trne i6
reference to our own county of Hancock.
We need merchants, mechanics, farmers
aud day laborers, aud all these classes will
Ind pleasant and happy home if they
cast their lot amongst as. Our climate is
heAithtul, our soil ProducIive-iu short,
everything combines TO make nur new
State desirable home for the yirtuous
and enIerprising, and it is only such that
VIC wish TO become citizens in our midst.
MANcHBsrRR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
Sale OF Land In Marshall County.
JOsiAh InEOrSOil,

JOsiAh InEsrSoil, In IN the SbIlH SS&9yI,.
.Ioh,, vs. Court for Mar.
J9S q wilson and benjamin Rsdd. ShaII Co IVA.
P1fsuAuco OF the decree Gls aid ioourt ,,s,,c
10 this cause 81 the Spring Term, 1864, the un-
on the 18th day Of February, 1854, 81 tho Sloari
House for MArahAu county. sell for ready money 10
the highest And best bidder the tract or land n e
bill mentioned, or q sulicieney thereof Ia nav tbs
In % Two hundred and thirty nine dolars aud
OF April In the year Of our Lord siRhteen Lundra3
s1 MY ak aad three dollars and twenty
nTS cents! eotts OF this suit toRsther with he cote
Of this advertisement and the ICES OF the sheris ar
ms sale, and such other costa as may be
Ssay ineidont TO making such SAle. The said tract
o. Iand u the tract mentioned In the bill and mo-
eeealngs IN this case, containing ninety-one acres
na poles and tho Same tract Of land All.
u4te IN MArshLll county on which said BeniamIn
Aodd lately resided, bounded by land Of JameS VIII
~, 5homAs stewart and Others, aud which was con-
XSXHed oy said Ingersoll TO said d0feud0nt Jobr
iison, by deed, dated the hrBt day Of April, ls56
ieeoEdSd In the Clerks once OF Marshaii conn.
tanl9 sos Sheriff OF slars6EiI H ooaSsy