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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-28
DR.. a. ID. GALL,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES To THE CITIZENS o.
~ indianapolis and vicinity Office, Virginia Avenu
No. %. Residence North New Jersey street. No 81.
ocf14C0-dly
NOTICE.

THE DEDICATION OF CROWN HILL
CEMETERY will take place the grounds, 2 = mile
north Of the city, on the Michigan Road on
"wednesday next, June lst,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, with appropriate exercises.
The Hon Albert $. White, U. s. District Judge will de
liver the address
A general attendance Of citizens is invited
Public conveyances will be provided that day, a.
far practicable reasonable rate 1.-THE ministers
the city going free of charged which expected &c
leave the Post Office passing by the Bates and Palmer
Houses at 9 An. JAMES " RAY, President.
THKo p HAueHxr, Secretary. my2s-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-28
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

or Lozenge- ie' the Cold Cough or Irritation Of the
Throat be ever 80 slight, as by this precauton more
serious attack may be ef1ectually warded of.
Public Speakers and Singers will find them eectusl for
clearing and Strengthening the voice
Soldiers should have them, they be carried in
the pocket and taken when occasion requires
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines IN the
United States and most foreign countries At IS cents per
box. uv,dAw,..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-28

iT LADIES. LADIES. IADlESl DON'T
all 20 read the advertisement this paper, hesde
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cheesman. OF New
York. has devoted the Last thirty years II his practice
Female Complaints. DIS Pills like 4 charm The,
are reliable and safe oova-dsn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
Vol 81. No. ID

North-Westera Confederacg, in alliance aith the
South, Che grand an and ond Of all their plotting
and conspiTng.
III il with this steadily in prospect that they arc
constantly seeking to produce discomfort, dsorean
ization and civil disorder at the North With
this yicW, they gloat over every reverse Of the ~
mics Of the Union, and desire Tint the rebellion
shall be pFotraeted until the resources Of the Gov
efgaent shall be exhausted, It's strength paralyzod
It's currency ho9eessly Deprecated, and confidence
everywhere destroyed Then, from the. .anarelly
which, under their scheme, is to ensue, the new
confoderacy is to arise which Is either to unite it.
self with that Of the South Or to form herewith
close and permanent alliance Futile and extrslYa-
CANT as this scheme may appear, IT Is yet the settled
purpose Of many lending spirits of the secret con
spiracy, and is their fyorite subject Of tougat and
discussion.
Lastly, It Is claimed that the new confedegaey is
already organized thet i has progisioss.l gov-
ernnleRts cheers Departments bureaus, &C., IN
secret operation. No connlsnt. IS necessary to be
made upon his treason, not now contemplated foT
the first in our history Suggested BY the present
rebellion, i is tic logical consequence ofthe ardent
and utter sympathy Herewith which il the life and
Inspiration OF the sec-et order.
But, Although the treason Of the order has been
thoroughly exosai, and although its capacity for "a
tai mischief has, means of the arrest Of It's lead
deIs, the seizure of its arms. and other vigorous
means which have been pursued, been seriously I'M
paired, it IS stil busy With It's pottings against
the Government, and With It's perldious designsi in
aid Of the Southern rebellion Itisrepofed to have
recently issued new signs and passwords, and It's
members assert that foul means viii be used to pre-
vent the success of the Administration at the com
ing elections and threaten an extended revolt in the
event of the re-aleetiof4 oeIlresideh5 Eoneoln
The leaders of the traitors IN the logal States
who SO completely IIa.eTnize With these cQnspira-
tors, andwhose machinations ore now ualnasketl, i
is as clearly the duty Of the Administration topros
ecute and punish as IS the duty to subiugate the
rebels who are openly IN arms against the Govern
pent In the performance o this duty, it Is entited
to expeet and VIII doubtless receive, the zealous
co-opeTation true men everywhere, whos IN crush
ing the tuculent foe ambushedi in the haunts Of this
secret order should rival in courage and aithfuIness
the armies which are. 20 bravely sustaining our flag
on the battle-felds Of the South.
Respectfully submitted.
J. HoLT, Judge Advocate General
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28

The Cairo correspondent Of the ST. Louis RI
publican tells this stery;
At one point on the Tennessee river there is
place that has become terror steam boat men,
and in passing it, they always find some place 10
secure themselves until the boat passes. At th,
headquarters for a LONG time, ana the peculiar
crack Of his gun is familiar to river men. and
sends thrill of terror wherever It is heard He
has long, heavy barreled gun, oTiginalIy sauir-
re! rife. which has been bored out three different
times, Until now the largest thulnbe can be easily
is one OF deadly certainty. The murderctgs senti-
mel IS always faithful upon lis watch, ana his re-
tgeat has 50 far baiiea all attempts to catch him.
from the fact that tie Is So surrounded with dense
swanps and deep lavines. Wel-iuiaaned river
mems innate that this ola man has murdered in
this way not less than sixty persons; and vet he
performs his lnurdcgous work with as much carp
estness and vigor as when he first commenced I
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
J0SEPn ". TATE,
ArrorxEY Ar LAw. BEpgonp "a.

ATroRxzY LAW, BEDRoEp Pa.
WILL promptly attend collections and all business
w entrusted to his care Bedford and adjoining eoun
ties Money advanced on Judgmen Notes and other
Claims Has for sale Town Lots IN TatesYiie, and 81
Joseph on Bedford Railroad Farms and unlm-
proved land in quantities to suit purchasers.
Office opposite the Banking House of Reed sehel'
apr. Is, lS64-I0 IN.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
ESPY "A. AI.SIP,

ATTORNEY At LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
win faithfully and promptly attend to all business
trusted his in Bedford and adjoining counties
Military claims, Pensions back pay Bounty, &e spec
Oily collected
6aice with Mann & spang on JuIana street, doors
south ofthe Mengel House.
April l, 1S64.-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
!. II. DURBoRRow.


ATTORNEY az LAW, BEDFORD,
Office one door south Of the EsMengel House,
VIII attend promptly all business intrustcd hscare
Collections made the shortest notice.
Having also. been regularly licensed TO prosecute
Claims against the Government particular attention will
be given TO the collections Of Military claims of all
kinds; Pensions Back Pay Bounty, Bounty Loans &c.
Bedford apr s. IS64-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
KTMMEG.L & xExGENFELTER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFonD, PA.
Have formed apartnershipiu the practice Of the Law
Honse.
April /, IS64--tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
JOHN MAJOR,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, HoPEwELL, BEDFORD COUNTY.
Collections and all business pertaining to his Office will
be attended to promptly WIN also attend to the sale or
renting of real Instruments of writing carefully
prepared Also settling up partnerships and other
counts
April /, IS64-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28

5
IS e1s rom distant POINTS eAo3sh
il4'e5 Y = ss'anseFs' are q once made known e
elIa , oe,ier T. oFosiaEs
'e'lass W lsl's y fecos4itieA sieTe arg sa99s
9'a4''5''aa 60 s2e'' 1of use y nieht = wei as
81 -. a,snces >lsns 2 van his1a9sFs
oll'le al,raeh @ lnigea oila4is seeSlng % make
af5s me a'feeE mas also esiaoilsaea wl.as are
eaAau 0sfse 8elaqls ty 1pealr q winch as 7 + a-
serted, 2 Inenbsr serving N the army may COM
iaaiaeate WIN the enemy n the aed and TINS es-
cape pefsoaal harm IN case OF attack oreaptpre -
nc siose is'9it O tlese Asnas FepFeentea 90
nave teen adopged oy the order = nYe pointed
COPPER s'af worn under the coat, Whlch : g Pc
diseosed upon meeting an enemy who Flh thus
recosa.ze ln the Nearer s5lnpathizer and an ally
similar a1aE oi 5eFnlan slYeT, hong N a frame
Is sa. Q e espiayed 6y nealbersor Their faiiiies
IA 'iiss.9 hss u iii.'''ia loE t'is pO4o7 = -,
suing 5soa' y se5f tl',psI1y = ''se 9 = as'il
| {. q 4eSgS' =. = 2 s'4s nay qfe
,a ,'. ie-' q '''''''i i-is4' is''4
PTS WRITTEN PRINCIPLES.
The sDeelasatioa Of E5acty,7cs' commences
With tho following precious proposition:
"Aa aen are endowed by the CSreator with GER
tain liats. oo1al as far as thereis eouaity In the
capaci for tbe appreciation, eaioynlent and ex-
ercisa o those rights And subsequently there
is added: In the Divine economy no individual
Of the human race must be permitted to cucumber
the earth, to mar its aspect Of ransantlent beau
ty, nor to impede the progress Of the physical or
Intellectual man, neither in himself nor the race
to which hc belongs Hence people, upon what
ever plane they may be found In the ascending
scale Of humanity, whom neither tho divinity
within them nor tAe inspirations Of f-divine and
beautiful nature around them can iapel to. yirtu-
Gus action and progress nWard and upward, should
/ lie sui 5acted to just and humane serFitude and.
tutelses to &c superior race until they shall be
able to appreciate the benefits and advantages 81
civilization.
To these de.assable tenets is added that other
pernieious political theory Of State sogereient-.
with It's necessary fruit the raonatrous doctrine Of
secession doctrine which. In asserting that IN
our federative system part is greater than the
whole, would eompel tho General Government
| like japanese slave. to commit sbari kari
whenever Ei5hlsss or insolent Stateshould com
mand it to do 50.
Thus the ritual. after raciting that the States of
the Union are free. independent and SOVEREIGN.
proceeds as follows:
tThe Government DESIGNATED The ITnited.sta-
tes Of America has no s3gersi9af bacause that il
an attribute with which the baoDIe. n tbefr eey-
eral al; met political organizations. are endowed
and is inaEenable.
To this IS added. as n eololI9rv. SIT ineon-
,aiiss sg5th the E;s+o,.,. and v,.47,rs ne 3,, fo
| ofgoyernment shat the Federal authority should
coorce by arms a sovereign State
I The doearation of principles, however. does not
stop here, but proceeds one step further. as FOL
1 lows:
Whenever the chosen officers or deleeates
shall fail or refuse to administer the Government
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
HUNTINGDON, PA.
JOHN S. MILLER, Proprietor.
April goth, lS64.--ft
UNTON HOTEL.

UNION HOTEL.
VALENTINE STECKMAN, PRoPRRToR,
West Pitt Street, Bedford, Pa.
(Foeaeriy Tie Globe Hotol.)
CTN HR public assured that he has made ampe ar
Il rangements to accommodated that may favor him
with heir patronage.
splendid Livery Stable attached Iap'r64.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
RUpp, SHANNON, & CO., BANKERS

BedtOru, 1a.s
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
COLLECTIONS made for the East, West, North and
South and the general business Of Exchange trans
acted Notes and Accounts Collected, and Renittances
promptly made. REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
G. w. RUPP, Q. Z. SHASsoS, r. BENEDICT
apr. is, IS64-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
Alex. KING,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

And agent for procuring arrears of Pay and Boun
money. Office Juliana Street. Bedford, Pa.
April l, 1S64-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
JOHN LUTZ,
ATroRXEY AT Law,

Regularly licensed agent for the collection of Govern
nout claims bounties back pay pensions, &c, will give
PROMPT attention to all business entrusted TO his
oaice with j. r. Durborrow, Esq, Juliana Street,
Bedford Pa.
August 18th, 1S64.-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
PHYSICIANS, &C.
DENTISTRY.

DEA1N 4 hR5 \ N n 7"
i. n. BOWSER, Resident Dentist Of Wood
bury
WILL ~r,entl the soeonl AEeraJe reslas, @snd Vel
w ncsday, Of each mouth at Hopewell the remaining
three days at Bloody Run attending 20 the duties o hs
profession. At all other times nc can be found IN ms OF
hce at Woodbury. excepting the last Monday and Tues
day of the month"; which he viii spond IN Martins
burg, Blair county Penna. Persons desiring operations
should call carly, time is limited All operations war
ranted.
Aug. 5.IS64 If
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
DANIEL BORDEE.

PIrr STREET, TWO DOORS WEST OF THE BEDFORD HorE1p
Bedford, Pa.
Matchmaker Dealer fn JeweIry Specfaeies &c
TIE KEEPS on HAND STOCK OF FINE GOLD
II AND SILVER WATCHES, SPECTACLES or
Brilliant Double Refined Glasses, also Scotch Pebble
Glasses cold Watch Chains, Breast Pins Finger Rings
best quality of Cold Pens
Hewill supply to order any thing in his line not on
hand.
apr. 8, ,IS64-zz.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
THE WESTERN C0NsPIRtCY.
0niciaI Exposition by Judge Advocate
General Holt.

5 We are unable to give the faH report Of Judge
Holt on the Western Conspiracy, but we give its
substance below and ask for it a careful perusal:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
JNo. MOWER.

ATTORNEY ATLAW.
BEDFORD, Pa,
April /, IS64.-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28

DIR. b. z. HARRY,
Respectfully lenders his professional services to the
citizens of Bedford and vicinity Office and residence
Pitt Street. the building formerly occupiedby DR.. j. H.
HOfus
April l, IS64-t
il. MARBOURG, NJ. D.
Having permanently located respectfully tenders his
ocssona services to the citizens Of Bedford and vi
nifty Office on Juliana Street opposite the Bank one
oor north of Hall Palmers Office
April /, IS64-f
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28

The Tribune publishes the following letter from
John Bright:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
John s. CarIiie.

On further enquiring we think perhaps
We might have dOne injustice. few weeks
ago, to Senator CArIil1 in relation TO the
mulattO girl and child be took away from
here al that time. We would not willing.
y do injustice to any man, and will say
all we eau 10 relation to this matter 10 his
favor. Three years ago he was violent
Tree state man, and for an immediate and
unconditional DIVISION. He gaioed a great
reputation upon that throughout the cOun-
try. One year afterwards be became a
traitor both to the state aud tue union
The very position he occupied embarrassed
our whole action, aud had not his owu
folly destroyed his Influence, would have
prevented our success. Very naturally
men said your prominent man is u Lrai-
tor, how eau We trust any of you?" Il
was natural they should do SO. While in
our humble Efforts at Washington 10 the
tall OF 1862 we felt II bitterly, aud that if
there was man on earth whu deserved The
death of Judas, Mr CarIile did. His whole
course since justified the hetbought. When
be bad Influence with the Government We
were personally assured he bartered offices
for gold. II may or may not be true. A
mnlatIo lad from Illinois has here claimed
to be his son. Had not the man proved
such Il Judas We should not have given
the matter a second thought, for we know
that some of these would ally themselves
with prominent men who have no claims
TO do SO. Well, Mr. Cnrlile, with these
aOteCedents. came here on Saturday at II
P. NJ. was here over Sunday, few saw
him. none except the landlord that We
could here Of. he went to see the mulatto
girl who bad been his slave and had "a
child With her. Tue girl has been heard
to assert that the child was his. He left
on Monday and she II day or two after
words. His friends assert, and probably
With truth, tor we have no proof TO the
contrary, that the child was bora at a time
when it could not have been his, as he was
at Washington aud the mother at Clarks-
burg--that he went to Washington, the
girl to his family at Ciarksburg. Wehope
so. aud are willing to give him the benefit
of the whole matter, aud are glad to say
that we have no proof the child Wus his
If tue brief remark we made relative to the
matter hurt the feelings Of his family or
friends, we regrs; very much having made
III but we never thought that a man who
had been u traitor in the mAnAer he had,
had either family or friends, and it utterly
Astnuished US when We found be had.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
From The Now York Herald Of tho 18Th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The excitement in the gold mhrket to-
day. beggars all description. The fever
spread to the street, and from thence to the
Su6'Trsasury, wberet the crowd became so
dense that 1t was almost impossible to
force passage in the vicinity of the up
per entrance where the gold certificates
were disposed of. The premium on coin,
Z will be- observed, fuctuated between
144 End 50, in one instance advancing four
Atnd q half per cent. in the space,of three
minutes, and falling again in the same
time about tyespes cant. Secretary Chase
being peRaip Ftbe city, we would recon-
mend E1g htmi atteF be has studied carefully
the annexed tablei 70 visit theigold ex-
ebapEe tosmoff6w. fhrogRlto, and witness
Itor hin ettSthe ntsntAr 10 ~ Whiah gold IL.
Manipulated by the coterie Of gamblers
which be will find there cougregSted. 1t
viii be rich treat for him to do go, aud
be will go back to Washington wiser
man. We would then recommend bim TO
stop the sale Of gold certificates for one
week, commencing with next Monday, the
day on which the premium Is 10 be again
hxedI ithxed At all, aud in lieu thereof TO
order million of dollars to be thrown
Judiciousiy on the market each day, to be
sold for cash. By this means be would
force down the premium. and by Saturday
night the market would be completely
brokeni the gamblers would have every
dollar they could carry, aud, under the in
fuence IF the pauic that would be created,
the premium could be kept on the decline
thereafter with less than a hundred thou
sand dollars day. In the Afternoon a |
rumOr became. current that half million
OF pounds sterlingof exchange had been
sold by the government, which, coupled
With the announcement that Hr. Cisco
would commence to pay the May interest
on the 6ve-twenty coupons to morrow
(Fridayl had depressing effect upon the
spirits Of thessspeculators, and, IS will be
seen, the premium dropped very suddenly. |
The following table shows the quotations
of the gold exchange:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
A PROCLAMATION
BY TIE GOVERNOR.

" liz iEAS, have iOd cause to believe that
~ Joan W. LsEls, george w. Rowan, Acam
Ftai!-y AbsaIsfu CrAaiOrI. Bushrod ". Crawford,
Ntllta II. Coberiy, Morgan kittle, David GCH.
" 80 'In Z. ChsnU4 tn P,rxeE-oa Co.lett, Jacob O.
Iais't, AnfT-E J CliirIt, Archibald Bar.e, CIaud-
i1- tsod, -Ciru4Ja cpp!Tu ger. HAshagtou Ward aud
srf-u Th1r'IA-- Wha the ssVrnTsenth day OF
" Pfi- si=rtv-u hIniret ami sINty- ne, resided in
III county Of RandSipli, within Vhat ts nov the
All ar act Vrly engaged in aiding the called
tLf=teEa'e State DT America and the rebel state
sE-faB'-ut at Richmond, u IheIr attempts 70 sub.
agate The god pr,pe OF this state, OuI in CONS
ir-s.ss -vIte eace Of Ihetr rebel iouI and
tTtlE.EHl As:- c-unDt be obtuusd:
HsE, tHrEef1rr- 1, AETuUs /. BoRENAS, Governor
% III st.i= ui r-t TEil, do ssue This my proc
t-siru- =eisrtEE the sEtd John ". lewis, George
" :. san, adam rt4dlsy, All AIJn Crawford, BuSn-
r! " CC4 EfJTi- William II. ConeTly, Morgan Kit
". David T"1 John Fly Tor, JA-Ob hATshAlL, Jacob
: = = ns'-y. Wits n q. Chsa1EeIh Park rrsoa Col
i=if. = b CytI=tt, Andrew J. LoIl-tt, Archibald
-Nrt-- CiEu-igs Snhr solomon COplingeT, WAahing-
iHt ArI ASd FnOc1 fhO enemies OF this state,
nrie'S 'h-F shtii- Sihin sixty days Eso the late
9" -Hta prcia Hti0l. take And nile in the CieTk's
st-7- u 'hr CIrcait Court .! ths AGii eDunty OF
s.Asf'i na. oath 70 -gPp1rT tue COnstitutiOn Of
ti- JliI- states and tue Constitution Of this State
a. ih=r.Al-r deEn-t1 them selves good citE sDl.
his prOeiNna;ISu sh all be P1b.isHed IN the WheSI-
!aE lutciiis=neer, newspaper priutsI In the city
% -,t"< The sat - ZJToromsut for this state,
=. 8 "a The W-st YiTgI1ta Nepuhiican, = neWspapeF
Irntei 10 tns county Of UPsaur, respectively, EOE
:p7r -a1=ess.vG Wszks
{ sE.L soTsn-h day u april, IN the ysar OF Our
I ! LsI thOasAId eight huodrsd and
- Et1Ey-four, AID Of the state the hrst.
A 1. BOHEMIAN.
;. Epe A. BJrzRs, sserst.ry Of State.
n-N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

lite like hungry hounds. Butlhe same diff.
ficulIy which would prevent the ,adpole. of
Chtckahominy sWamps from miDgling with
the copperheads at Chicago, would also
exclude the toads of Monongalia. Al last
the thought occurred to them that they
would ge' certain man WHO had been a
member OF the new State Legislature, and
whU formerly belonged TO the same old par
~ with themselves bat who was regarded
as rather on the conservative" order,
to lead of in the matter and call county
convention. The proposition was made;
but the State Senator very curtly Informed
the "locap that be ''eoutda't see Il I"
Wherever the emmissAry went, he seems
TO have met with the same Ill success, and
his report of his excursion out here, will
probably read something like the follow.
ing:
Ma. HENRY MoORE & COL have just
returned from the interior counties OF the
SO. called State OF West Virginia. regret
to report 800 progress." The Union peo-
pie are all for Old Abe. Our friends are
afraid they won't be admitted to the Chi
easo Couyention as delegatss from the ,bo.
gas State. Cohtdn'r raise 6doilar for me
rnar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
DANIEL. LANE. CommIlIiopoarl.
TRUSTEES SAII

Il virtue OF deed Of tIust, Inads and sXsSuted
- TO ne by BeIdann =. GCOA~iu adj anne
GOodUIn hts wife bearing date on the lstI, ,ET or
july a. b, 1850, ani which said ysd 4. of =, cTJ
in thu Recorders cIBc0 im the Count Of M,Isiaii
IN the state Ot West Virginia, shall UT,.r,.L 10
Seil At public Ruc tOu ut the front door pI t Cort
h0nS5 IOr MHrshAil COunsY, il tho FOWL OF AiuuIs.
T1He, on Wednesday the 2OIh DAY o, Anil A. D.
y tAe highest and iH't GIGdeT, the following
aesGTlOeo property tO-Wit: begiruiug Ut uu Sim
tree On the bank OF tho ohio Kl5er, CoTnrr 10 ans
isuus OF anton JOHp.; thence 5. 4b0 H. Is I,uItS "a,
nhlte YAK Al the top Of the hil, corner 10 FTt.rF
lek snith; thence n. $40 4. ~ POLES TO a Locust:
thehtS y o. GO IUIes LinU the head OF IhiD:
thence down Said dram NiIh the isalItIins 10 IN
fIEeIi tLencU down tile with TO- lup,IrtTnys
70 ths hetSlILingi CUUt.lIniL X Thirty tyOl ocTsT
more or ~ II being tie properly htIeiolITe
conveyed By JHrOb CIHIEet ALd wiie 10 uef,i,iniF,
=. GoUiwine, by deed LCarin. dat. the Gil nv AZ
OctObaT, 1905, aud Which said deed ID OF record in
the Record RS UthCG uG the CuuLIy CUDTf of sIET
shall county, ia bVUk lj IOiiu Us; lsO lJI al said
GOodEim Hid Hiir's Fight. title And interest IN a
Ohio river, in Marshi ili cOInIy rsi.a II helms,
the sAniS or pA't of The devised Nv JnSsTE
Smith " SleEhen Day and decided by SteIher ,,V
70 }. ;. itainSAy ami dsslrd ty j. = ENuse, 20
BenJAmtn T. Goodwin, ana tOutIltd rs Ioii1vs:
beKlnhlug stake ia The in said IIaX u, tnR
aud running with The 10 al up he Tiver y. I;,s IN
stake ln tue TUAt; thsnce 10 Il ,.II oak ,ni tlN
point ABOVE the llHusS ia raid Dsy's line thurcO
win SAID line to the beginning including one acre
pe TIERS more or less aud the TANK Ia frcfit OF
ne me river, WI et said decd from j. Ramsey to sBid
BenJamIh y GOodWID, Of record In tia, RssGT-
dsF'S Uihce Of the County Cont VI MaThhaIi coun-
y, West EiTgnA- In lLDUk Is. folio l2O.
selling A. trustee, / hh'lI convey only such title
a. ID In me vested,
TERMS OP rALE-nnr.hNlf ca III and ,I,e balance
iu six nlunts, and tile title usa " Ill t bal.
mr2ltd a. l.. cRANHER.h