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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

We thank our Brethren Of the Press for
their many tokens Of kindness and appre-.
citation; and especially do we thank them
for their excellent noticesof the enlarged
and improved STATESMAN. We intend that
the Paper shall continue to be every way
worthy of their commentators. ~
The following, which we copy from the
Newark AdUocate-which, by the way, is
one of the very best County Papers in Ohio
lis one Of themany complimentary aswell
as substantial notices lately received by
THE STATESMAN:
THE DAILY ONO STATESMAN is fast gain
ing in popularity amongour citizens. Un-
der its improved management, its arrival
each morning is waited for with anxiety.
1t now contains more than double the
amount of fresh reading matter that was
given In It three months ago, and is In all
respects lice and readable paper So long
as It maintains the merit by which it is at
present characterized, 1t should receive a
large share of the support of those who de-
sire to take a Democratic daily. ,sfef&
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

The Cimarron Gunboat, has arrived at
Port Royal, under command of Command
er A. X. Hughes. This is a ''double-ender''
vessel built by contract for the United
States, and is, in her present condition,
nearly unmanageable in a rough sea, on
account of faults in her construction. Fore
and aft she draws eight feet water, and
amidships nine feet. The effect of this pc
uliarity is to make her swing as on a pivot
instead of obeying the helm. ndg
The pitching Of the ship in sea is Of
course very aggravated. Her extreme rate
of speed is but seven knots an hour. Were
the Cimarron to be put into dry dock, and
an addition made to her keel, fore and aft,
so as to equalize her draft, the speed, safety
and usefulness of the vessel would be such
as to justify the expense accruing to the
country in keeping her in commission But,
as she Is. disaster or disappointment may
at any time arise out of her unseaworthy
state. f
Father Welles of the Navy Department
should offer reward for model of Noah's
Ark, and then give the contract for building
a copy to one of his relatives. That is the
best way he can sustain the Government"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.

JOHN HooPs has been appointed by the
Commissioners Of Muskingum county,
Clerk of the Courts Of that county in place
of G. G. Russell, resigned.
ASSAULT OF A CITrzEE.-Friday's Sandus-
ky Register says that Thomas Wallace and
Guard from the 102d Pennsylvania Regi-
ment, were arraigned before Esquire Bar
ker, Thursday morning, charged with as
saulting A. G. Townsend with intent to
kill. 1t seems that Townsend was on his
way home from his place of business, on
horseback, when Wallace and Mullen stop
ped him, struck him, and pursued him into
'Fort Bentz" with drawn Knives and threats
to kill him. They were both held to an
swer at the next term of the Common Pleas
Court. No reason assigned for the assault.
A HAIL storm of almost unprecedented
severity was precipitated upon Cincinnati
on Friday evening, between eight and nine
o'clock. 1t lasted some ten minutes, COW
ering the pavements with Icy balls the size
of large marbles, since which time, as
we'll as before, a great deal of rainhas fall
en-. ~
CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY of the U. S. Su-
preme Court at Washington, resumed his
seat upon the Bench on Friday, for the first
time In seven months. Two eases will be
argued this week. which will close the
business of the term. The court will ad-
journ on Monday, the 18th inst.
The hat and overcoat of the noted guer-
rilla chief, Blunt who was killed by our
troops in Missouri a. few days ago, have
been sent to st. Louis as war trophies. A
portrait of Miss Ann Fickell, a beautiful
young woman bethrothed to Blunt, was
shattered by the BAH which penetrated the
overcoat. The young lady herself is now
In Jail for murder. fiIf
FIRE AT CLINTON, IowA.-The machine
and blacksmith shops Of the Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad, at Clinton, Iowa,
with three locomotives, all the machinery,
tools, ETC.. were destroyed by fire on the
evening of the 9th inst. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000, and is covered by insur-
| ance., - "a e.s a.se.qs t-8s~ ~
LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosIoN-This morning
as the freight train ON the Chicago and
Alton railroad was leaving the city on the
usual time, $3.50, when just turning the sec
ond curve outside the city limits, the boiler
of the engine exploded, instantly killing
the engineer, Martin Culbertson, and badly
scalding the fireman, by the name Of Delano,
who has wife living in Sandwich, in this
State. We understand the engineer was a
| single man, and lived at Bloomington. The
engine was total loss, and was worth
81, ,000-Ahon, III, Democrat, 4h.
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2 There never has been known more false
application of name than that of "Union"
to the present Abolition or Miscegen party,
unless, indeed, it has reference TO union
of the white and black races, rather than
to Union of the States under the Consti-
tuition. IT. originally, this party professed-
ly undertook the war for the Union as 1t
was, and the Constitution as 1t is, it long
ago threw off the disguise, and now boldly
occupies the position described by Vice
President HAMLN, who said in recent
speech: 'Do you want the Union as It was
and the Constitution as it Is? WELL, You
CANNOT HAVE THEM" Not the "Union'
party, therefore, but the Miscegen party
should the Administration political organi'
zation be called henceforth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

A NEano ATTEMPTS TO Cur SoLDER's
THRoAT.-In Prairie du Chen, on. Monday
last Sergeant Duff G. Brunson, OF the 18th
regiment, went into barber shop to have
his hair dressed. The barber was out, so
the soldier sat down and went to sleep.
Soon another soldier (Felix Decaire) of the
18th, came in and asked the Sergeant to go
out with him. Brunson did not seem will
ing to 90, when a negro bv the name Of
Clark, who has barber shop In McGregor,
Iowa, took hold of him, and ordered him to
ego OUT Brunson threw out his arms to
shake him of, when the negro struck at his
throat with q. razor. Brunson warded the
blow with his arm, and received the full
force of the blow on his wrist, which sever
ed all the veins and flesh to the bone, MAX
ing terrible wound. The negro was in
the act of striking again, when the wife Of
the barber, Mrs Dixon, interfered, and pro-
badly saved the soldiers life. The negro
then ran away. Mrs. Dixon, who was prey-
ent, says there was no provocation given
for the assault. ngas lgse az
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The Spring Election I'm Crawford
COunty-.-T'he Democrats Double
their Majority i'm Bucyrus.
The Bucyrus Forum of Friday says:

The Bucyrus Forum OF FRIDAY says:
The result of the election in Bucyrus and
Bucyrus Township, on Monday last was a
glorious triumph-a complete vindication
of the Democracy, and a deserved rebuke
to the bowling and lying parasites of the
more than infamous Abolition party that is
rushing the country to destruction.
The result in this town and township
shows that the majority for Mayor and
Councilmen is 120-a gain Of about 60 in
the corporation since last spring. In the
township the gain is in about the same
proportion. Vallandigham's majority last
fall was 3S, while our majority now Is from
9S to 100. ,..r fsg,t-
In the other townships the Democracy
did well. Tod elects the ticket by about 20;
In jackson there was no opposition. Whet-
stone increased her majority, as also did
Holmes; in Chatfield there was no Oppo-
sition; in Liberty the entire ticket, except
constables, was elected; we lost Texas by A
votes. Crawford is right all the time.
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sudden Death inn the New York
lq1ts .s LeEisInture.

While thcexciting struggle over the New
York City Tax bill was going on before the
Legislative committee at Albany, Mr.. w.
w. Drinker, Of New York, formerly a Po-
lice Magistrate In that city, who. has taken
the lead in opposing the budget was adj
dressing the Committee in an animated
strain, when 1t was noticed that his remarks
were growing incoherent and In few mo-
ments he fell forward upon the table, In
sensible.
Physicians at once proffered assistance,
but It was soon ascertained that he was be-
yond the reach of mortal aid. This sol
emr and suddenevent broughtthe proceed
ings Of the committee at once TO . close
The Assembly, which was In session at the
time, immediately adjourned, and after
brief inquest, resulting In 3 verdict o
| death from disease Of the heart, the remains
Of the deceased were sent TO the city on thu
r<<''>-,> "a ..t..I.
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Democratic Victories In Recent
Elections.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Notwithstanding the Democrats, at the
election on the 4th inst, by the manage
ment and fraud of the opposition party, in
allowing soldiers of the Invalid Corps to
vote who had no legal right to do SO, lost
the township Of Springfield, in which is
situated the capital Of Illinois, they carried
a majority of the townships in that (San-
gamon) county, and have majority Of the
supervisors in the county. r
{ In Hancock county, Illinois, the Demo-
Gratis elected twenty-three out Of twenty
five supervisors. Peoria, Rock Island,
Freeport, Carlinville and Lacon all went
Democratic. 't.p ~ ''fa
In De Kalb, Illinois, the miscegens were
laid up. The Democratic ticket was elect
ed by about 40 majority. IS JIEE
l'ia MICHIGAN. ayA
At the municipal election in Ann Arbor
on the 9TH inst. DIR, E. WELLS, Democrat,
was reelected Mayor by majority Of 20
Democratic gain. The Democrats also
elected their candidates for Treasurer and
Street Commissioner by increased majori-
ties, and majority in the Common Coun-
Gil. A dispatch says: a
In Ottawa county the Democrats have
400 majority In Holland, and 100 in South
Haven. They carry Grand Haven, also, by
large majority. sss .o,v
Caledonia. Shiawassee county, gives q
Democratic majority of Ia gain of near
! I'll d., fho re-
successful by "a majority. Clinton gives a
Democratic majority of 1873. Saginaw City
Democratic by 100. Comstock, Democrat
elected Mayor of Grand Rapids by 90 ma
jority. The Democrats also carry Trenton,
Ovid, Spring Lake, and Holly.
Lsasl s WISCONSIN. ,s..s, ,,r-.
The Democrats of Racine, Wis, have
elected their candidates for Mayor, Justice
and Mashal. The city last fall gave nearly
300 Abolition majority. Waukesha county,
Wis.,, has also done well. Marion, Lisbon,
Macomonee, Eagle and New Berlin have all
elected the Democratic candidates by in
creased majorities:
The Milwaukee Ne,cs, of the 9Th inst,
says: III ,,t..r -. ...f --.g qr
! At the annual municipal election, yester-
day, the Democracy made clean sweep
All the Democratic nominees in the city
and ward, from Mayor to Railroad Com
missioners, with one or two unimportant
exceptions only, were chosen almost with
out opposition, The vote for Mayor, Comp
| troller, Treasurer, Attorney, Surveyor, and
Engineer was unanimous, the friends of the
Federal Administration having risked no
nominations. The result is without par
allel and one of the most significant signs
of the times. Outside small circle of pol
| iticians, influenced by official patronage,
Mr.. Lincoln and his policy have no friends
| in the metropolis Of Wisconsin. Her in
telligent and patriotic population can nei-
ther be driven nor bribed from consistent
and earnest support of the free government
and fraternal Union established by the
fathers of the Republic.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10
RHEUMATISM.

NO DISEASE is so CERTAIN OF CURE
by yBRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. They soon take
out of the blood tho particular Virus upon which all
the pain depends, and the patient is cured.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Adams. 3Oe Twelfth street. New York,
suffered with rheumatism for long period. He was
attended by able physicians, but their prescriptions
were Of no avail; he was unable TO without as
sistance, and for four months was almost entirely
confined TO his bed. At this period Of his sickness.
when hope had fed, and he expected TO be cripple
for the remainder of his life, he was recommended
TO use lta-h
The first box evidently made him better the i'm
proyement was more decided from tho second box,
and by the time he had used eighteen boxes. he was
entirely cured of rheumatism, and the strength and
supplencss of his limbs restored. 1t is now over
year that this cure has been effected, and he has
had return, but continues the enjoyment of per-
feet health. May 9th, 1851. Sold by JOHN r.
COOK, High street. Columbus. Ohio. and by all
respectable dealers in medicines.
marl2-d&w1m-b
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DIR. TOBIAS, .f
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT

TN PINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS, CURES
amencss, cuts CALLS collie. &c. Read the following:
BosToS July 9TH. 1863.
DIR. TOBIAS: Wehave used for the past year your
Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks, bruises. colo
and cuts and in every instance found it the best
ticlc ever tried in this circus company. Please send
six dozen, as it is the only lniment we use now. We
have los horses some very valuable and do not want
to leave town without it. p
-n'Intfi tl.,I., HYATT FROST.
rs, Manager Van Amburgh Co.'s Menagerie.
Sold by all druggists. Office. 60 Cortlandt street.
New York. Tr marl2-ddwlm-b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

B0xsIz>o GU0s.--In Fort Putnam for-
morly Gregg" on the northernmost ex-
fremlt< of Morris Island, II was determined
BY Gen. Gilmore 10 fire shells into Charles
fon from 3Qpourder gun, at regular in
.tcrvaIs 81 live minutes between each shell.
iInfI[ tho EIln should become disabled: 3GI5
sf1isaiIcs were discharfed into the city fro,n
'<ho place before 10 burst Guns have be-
come 20 p|cu<y that Gilmore can afford Ia
|rs .e''! A they '..e ateanboat boilers on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

\ A HUMBUa REDIvIvUs.--Charles Henry
Foster, the would-be Congressman from
North Carolina, has been dismissed from
the military service in which he had for
some time been engaged In Gen. Butiers
department.. When he hrst arrived IN
the humanitarians took him by the hand
and puffed extravagantly. The House
COMMITTEES ON Elections gave him quietus
which should have sent him away in dis
grace. The effect was, however, that ne
Obtained government employment but
having been found too much ofan elephant
he has now been publicly dismissed. 1iss3
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THE CONFESSIONS q ExPERIENCR
IBIiig. afil Q6 OF AN 9li3 4H
igT NJ W "A II Z ID.

am Z NV a II Z ID s6t
Published for the benefit, and as warning and
mif bel A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN trl
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature Deca,
Of Manhood, etc.. supplying at the same lime, Ih
1dl THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
By one who has cured himself after being put 10
great expense and injury through medical humbus
and quackery. W..
BY inclosing postpaid addressed envelope. sin
Gle copies may be had Of the author.
W. lo NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.
msyz7' 7'ss-d&wiysp 'Ff' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

The latest style OF boop-skirt is the self
adjusting, double-back action, bustlc-etruc-
ian, face expansion, Picco olominl attacnmenf,
aossamer, indestrilctible po'lcticomoran1 ~
Il Is said to be very charming thing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-10

Mothers Individually and collectiyey.n without a
single exception, pronounce Madame Porter,s
Cough BaIsam tho most pleasant and efica-
Sore Throat, 40. &c In children that has ever yet
been given TO the public. They say IL always acts
like charm. Children really like it-so unlike the
the market; IL can be obtained Of all Druggists--
price only rs cents per bottle. mar26-dlw
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DEMOCRATlC STATE TICKET.


II 3 FOR Secretary Of state, ar
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
sOf Seneca County.
Huprcsno Judges, r
(FoR FULL TERM
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield County. y
aNnnw s(TO FILL yAcANcIEs.) sgwg
gtiEttlf ~. Long Vacancy, y it VI q
MACHIAS C. WHITLEY,
OF Hancock County. ..-,
''' Short Vacancy.
ALEXANDER s.. BOYS,
OF Highland County.
,eress'ss y Attorney General,
LYMAN R. CRITCHFIELD,
OF Holmes County.
sdi Comptrolier OF the Treasury, ~
~ WILLIAM s. ". PRENTISS,
OF Franklin County. -fs,
school Commissioner,
dlsiglss ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
ss,la heard Of Public Works,
GULL TERM,)
.s,t ~ WILLIAM LARWILL
'ars4lea OF Ashland County.
-4IitQegB (FoR vAcANcY,)
.4esl ~ CHARLES BOESEL,
80 s{s OF Auglaize County.
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innoa'el-d&NlrEII
. 4 oAsE. OF. DYSPEPSIA, OF. SIXTEEN
81 55EEAFsE sHASs SGhEPr A} fE HfE BOX


.,,,s .s 49,. PHILApELrHIA. Feb. eth. 1884,
Dear Sis,--i have Been sufferer from that most
horrid disease, "Dyspepsia for sixteen years. but
after using tho one box Of 7, N, SIIARp'S Pills
which 4 purchased of yop q some three weeks ago.
health has improved my appetite has Increased aud
altogether feel like new man, take pleasure IN
Iecomwendne them 70 the ppblie A safe Ard Eelie-
No. Isl Chestnut street. Phiiadeipbis.
\. PRscz s1.00 lBox. Sod b, pfpeeisls eyery-
Iss!p:| Assss sent iss cSsslass ST. fElisdslShIs'
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4 The greatest Mystery I'm the world to
that any one will buy or rse any other remedy
COUGH BALSAM. Itcures Hopping Cough, Group
Sore Throat ETC. etc.. Strengthens the lungs, eld
vii Ss found ysE psss,st q, K Sd,Is ~ Sold BY
March e-d&u1w -149 hiA
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CoLGATE,s HONEY soar.
'QUACKERYI

! earnestly caution all young men suffering from
Nervous Debility, etc., against endangering their
You can fully recover BY the methods used BY the
Advertiser, and by hundreds Of others, AND M N0
OTHER Way. Read a letter which VIII send you II
you will send me . postpaid envelope bearing your
''''s ~ EDWARD H, TRAvER,
Lock Box, Boston. Mass.
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WILLARD's HorEL,
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Jan. q. 1851
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply Of you
Plantation Bitters. the popularity of which daily in
creases with the guests Of our house. aI
,. Respectfully, SYKES. CHADWICK q 70. &
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eUARGRFER

Capt. v. pInIhi4adEh. 6,51i.
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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Wheeling, MAY Is, 1851 JOHN g. GLAND adaI1
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of aided Of truIt, made and Oxecuted
ID to ne BY Adam ROo0e, bearing date ne ISth
day Of Jnue, A. D. 1859, and OF redord In tho re
SSrdSTg ~. the eOguty OF Ohio and STATE Of
Wet Vii glnia, In Deed BOOK Number a. Polio les,
will proceed 20 sell a. Public AuotIdn the front
door Of the Court House, OF Ohio county; a the
city Of MheelinE. on Thursday, the a6thf day. n
May, a! D. 1854, 20 the highest aud best
following described PTop6Tty to wit. The Sott6
fart OF Lot numbered Bix (66 In jonathan iRaneI1
addition to- the town OF Wheeling, beginning ON
Main STREET at the corner Of n lot formerly Owned
by,GeoTge VennumI deceased, thence u6FtSJSardIF
with said street hfty feet; thence 6stpOFd Win
line parallel with the line Of George VennmE a..
ceased, ono hundred and three (lG3li hbot tlense
2oathEard at right augesI my feet, TO IBaid Ven.
nums lino; thence eA5tWard, with aid VeuuumIs
ne one hundred and three I1O3I Jeot 70 the begin,
ming except 50 much thereof as was conTeTed nv
the North Western Bank OffPTEiniR to JamsS Mc.
Donald BY deed, dated the 22hd dHysbt Fe6riiarv
1881 and now " record In Ohio county. YjrVinIS
beie8 Ieldpp Of said pIodi oofZ
yeysd 70 sid Adam Pooso, by said Norfh WeStSrn
Bank Of Virginia. by deed, dated FebT nary ion.
ls9ts and nov OF record in said county to0s a.
Glth the privilege Of uhns the three foot alley men
TONED 70 sAldlaSt named, deed ~ liz - Il -,
The above property = subject to dover riEht. ~
TRIMS OF SALE--ons half cASh, and dc bSlaneo II
ne pnFehase money payable IN six and nine mont6s
"tHn INTEREST," 81 ta HI.1 o. JOHN Yo9LKR, ,,g,F
,HsEE.-A4 Agreement having sbssn made VIZ tbel
Wow clear Ntle viii beEyen,i y, =, apis 30t
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GninmIaaInnaEa,7 Rale

o. As TTrSgsiS bioii ,,WoSEs; G,idb OEE sPrspSty
= Psrtafntng GkerctO, Fitnatsd a Beaa0OOd IN k0r-
. aAau oOs,Hty and Gsats Of West VEr0fRtq, On tAs,
OHIO RiVeT, RGar Wheeling, and at ths junction
Of lie Baui30rs assd -0hIo RGiIrsa6 sl7itk EAS
0AiO 0sHtrdISdnt 6lEsS RatToadS. sd d b
at he front door Of he Court House for Ohio
- oOHHty, "a ss cEty u IRhssliN0, y. "a, on
.ea RE0NESD4H de 2qth day, " Ju4e, 1884, esn-
~, HassssiF,6 &t1e O'clock. ~ Z Hi ,{e VI /
TN pursuance Of the decree q Tho Circuit codfsi
ms Moore md 6hSIS. Plsiatihs, and Kelly, HciIo
way Co, and others, defendants, made on the 4th
Of April he SndSEEgnedt aPPO1ted special
eS "a tS ssas SO taf
RGsaS e. 't &. S SHsRs sy Of Gs aSs Il q
Iron WolKSi O. BenWUOd Aforesaid being the same
iSa S SsSS
the nth day OF Nay, 1855; annexed 70 PLAINTIFF
bill IN thu cause y their exhibit 90 This property
eonsthte tnhnly- Of aid Iron Works, extensive
coal privilege and right; with Improvements for
working the aGameI and rail- track running from
the coal bank to the MILL also Of large number of
building lots, improved and tAimpFoVed, with COM
Portable dwelling hodseIon part Or them, capable
families, and yielding As We'ArS also informed 4
yearly rental ofnear IOur thousand dollars together
with good two story brick store houSo. The rolf
factory containing torty mime t4S m1chine8 IN good
order, sixteen l16l boiling furnaces, three beating
furnAees, tohr nail furDaceSt-R double train muck
Eolls and squseEerh, with necessary machInes and
fixtures for manufacturing, accoTdtng 70 our lnfor
matIOni four hundred [I0Ol kegs u nGlLSPef day Of
beat quSlity.a Il lGdeGmed Unnecessary 70 q, any
more particular description q The property n We
request and presume that persona wishing 10 pur-
chase will eKamine for Themselves. NV
As said property i 20 situated. on the bank Of
tie Ohio River, at the junction Of said RAILROADS,
iron and other materials for the operation OF said
works can BIO received at the MIL, and product
shipped direct thsrefron, vii bout further hauling
1t is part Of the, decree under which thIA gaIe y
made that the purchaser shall 4ot Do di3tf bed In
the possession q atle OF the rFopsHy BIZ khjl ht-
Their or futnrS eGriOn' betEseh AID pAfties -
TERMS OF SALE-The purchaser 10 pay such
sum IN hand a. he may desire, but not less than
third q heamOuneo OF the purchase l1oneya and
the balance theFeofth SqdGf fnstGllmshtS, payable
| in one, two and three yeAra from the day Of sale
with interest from said day Of sale; the purchaser
TO give bond Nub approved personal security TOT
the inBtAllment Of the purnhasV IIVuvy pay eLfo ~
one year nom GAid day orBalet and the title 70 b
retained a. q further security until the whole p
said purchase money shall have been fully paid ui
'H % SStsSlhiSFEI %prii 10th 1854 az s5""E
/ E7-N'L'1 z. JACOB, -IGJ-
1 s"r.rs JAMES 8. WHEAT,
ApT1s Special Commi.BloneF6.
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. GUARANTEE. 70 = tgEEf'
We, the undersigned, residents Of in the
AID ssIsrnly OoTtaahs With dc U1ited stSSeS Sna
guarantee In case the foregoing bid of-be
the Aceept5ned o. said BID execute the contract Tor
the came with good and sufficient 1uFetieS in \
sum equal to the amount Of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed In conformity to the terms Of
Advertisement dated --1S64, under which the
bid was made, and In case the GAid-shAIl fail to
enter into contract ~ Aforesaid, guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by the
and the next lowest responsible bidder,
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