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The Value of a Politician.

Alfred George Washington Carter, a
Cincinnati politician, recently sued the
Commercial Of that city for $4,000.
for slandering him while a candidate
for Office, and, on the trial, obtained
damages 10 the enormous amount Of
one cent m Alfred George Washington
can congratulate himself on this; if his
reputation be really worth one cent, he
is far above the usual standard Of pol
iticians; there are twenty or thirty of
this class here, and Nashville and Ten
nessee would be willing to part with
the lot for i farthing We under
stand the Commercial has been mort
gagged to secure the payment Of the
sum
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The Recent Sklrmlsh near Sparta.
Our readers will recollect that we
gave, some days since, an account OF
slSirmish Is miles from Sparta, be
tween two Companies of Stokes 9Th
Tennessee cavalry, and a rebel force OF
about three times their number under
Ferguson, Hughes, Hamilton, Carter and
Bledsoe, in which we lost several killed
and wounded
We are indebted to 1t Carter, of the
5th Tennessee cavalry, for further par
ticulars Of the affair. Our forces con-
sisted Of detachments Of companys ="
and K under the command of Capts
Exum and Bass. They # on
their scout, with the expectation of
being reinforced but as the party from
Carthage did not come up, they started
on their return, when they were at
tackled and seven Of their number
killed and fourteen taken prisoners.
Ferguson took these latter to point
about two miles from the battle ground,
and there ordered them all murdered /;
and his orders were executed TO the
letter
In the afray, Captain Exum received
a slight wound in the hand
Let US have retaliation for these vii
famous outrages at once.
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speech and Arrest of Col. WOOlfOrd

We republished Sunday, from the
Cincinnati Gazette, dispatch from
Lexington, KY, stating that Col Frank
Woolford, in a speech in that city, had
denounced the President of the United
States as "a tyrant and usurperi and
advised Kentucky to resist forcibly the
drafting of negroes, if necessary. As
the President is the commander in
Chief of the Army, such language from
an inferior officer, is contrary to the
rules and articles of war; and, as might
have been expected, it is announced that
Col Woolford has been placed under
arrest We presume he expected this
result when he uttered his denunci-
atoms; and will be glad to be the in
strument of bringing to a crisis the diff
ficulty which for some time past seems
to have been brewing between the
State authorities of Kentucky and the
Federal Administration For the in
formation of our readers, who may wish
to be posted on this subject we repub-
lish on the outside of our impression
of this morning a sketch Of Col Wool
ford's speech, reported by the Lexing-
ton Observer and Reporter The.
speech was evidently exceedingly bit
ter and denunciatory; and, coming
from an officer in the United States
service,-an officer who has been es-
teemed as a patriot above suspicious
notable instance of the results of
the teachings of the socalled Conserva-
tism of the day. In what consists the
vast superiority Of Kentucky, that she
should resist a measure of the Federal
Government sustained by Maryland
and Missouri?
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United States of America.
DDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE

WTHEREAS, on the 10Th day of February, 1861
w an information was filed IN the District Court
Of the United States for the Middle District OF Ten
nessee, by Horace II. Harrison, Esq, Attorney OF
the United States for said District, against copper
rollers lot Of iron pipe, lot iron scraps small
cast-IrOn furnace, and lot Of small wooden rollers
owned by w. >. Whlteman, and against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interests therein al
legng that said property was seized by Charles Da
Wis, IN said District on land as forfeited to the Uni
ted States for causes in said information set forth
and alleged to be true, and praying for the usual
process and monitor
Now, therefore, hereby give public warning to
all persons concerned in interest in said property
to appear before said Court at the Federal Court
Room, in the Capitol at Nashville, on the Sd Mon
day in April next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and
there to nterpOse their claims and make their allie
cations. Z. r. GLASCOCK
U. 5. Marshal for the Mid. Dist. Tennessee
MAJ 15-2Ot
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DIED,

On Monday morning, l4th inst, on MeLemore
street, MARGARET SWITZERLAND infant
daughter Of Robert and Sabena Switzerland aged 2
years and months.
fhc friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral, THIS EVENING, at .
o'clock, from their residence.
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Sale of Valuable City and Edgefeid
Property.

DY virtue Of q Deed of Trust executed to me on
ID the 18th day of September, 1860, by George
W Hitchings and wife, MelissaJ. HitchngS and one
supplementary thereto, executed by the same mar
ties, the lst day Of October 1860 the first ress
tered IN the Registers Office Of Davidson Cnnnty
Book No. 81, pages 23j and 236, and the second
registered in said office, Book No 81 page Oil and
for the purposes therein mentioned, tO-Wlt: To Sc
cure the payment of debt due 10 A. NJ Waddell
VIII, on the 23d day of April. 1861 at the Cont
House door IN the city Of Nashville, expose to pub
lie sale TO the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the CITY Of
Nashville and Edgefeld, the first bounded as fol-
lows to-Wit Being Lot No. 90, in the plan of the
city Of Nashville, beginning at the northwest cor
ner of lot owned by John p. Erwin trustee. ON
Gay street, running then westward with Cav street
ninety 800 feet, thence southWardly parallel to
Cherry street seventy (70 feet to the corner Of R.
). Snelfs lot, thence eastwardly with SMELLS line
ninety 800 feet 10 the corner Of said lot owned hy
John p. Erwin, trustee, thence nOrthWardly win
his line seventy (IO) feet 10 the beginning and be-
ing the same that was conveyed to said HitchinOS
by +. NJ. Reynolds, by deed, recorded in the Req
isters Office Of DAVIDSON county, Book No 90, pace
42l said lot has two tene1ncnts thereon one brick
fronting 4O15 feet GAY street the other frame
fronting 4s1a feet on said street, and viii he sold
separately 70 suit purchasers. Possession cannot
be given, unless by agreement with tenants, until
Christmas next.
Also, at the same time and place, and upon the
same terms herein before stated if the proceeds of
the first be not sufficient | will sell the following
described premises One lot in Edgefeld Dis
tiiCt W 10 Oh te HOII sue OF cumberland river
adjoining Mary Ann Caldwell and others known
and described as Lot No 3, containing two and ono
half acres, including the street or alley on each side
and beginning at the northeast corner of Lot No 9
in the middle Of the Vaughan Turnpike and run
ming south 20 poles 70 the middle OF street 80 feet
wide, thence east poles 10 stake thence north 40
poles 70 the middle Of Vaughan Turnpike thence
west TO poles to the beginning being the same con-
veyed 10 said HitchngS by decd recorded in the
Registers Office OF Davidson county In Bool, No
20 page420. The above property Will De sold with
out equity Of redemption, and with all right Of
dover waived, and deeds made 10 purchaser N9rrh
- lSG4 ABNER TURNER Trust.-e
EDWARD H. EAST, Attorney for Beneficiary.
Mar Ij-td
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The Richmond Examiner has come
to the conclusion that cotton i the
ourse Of the South-the word suggest.
ing the widest avarice.
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aleW Adrertisfmfnts.


Notice 10 Merchants.
ASSISTANT SPECIAL AeEEcT
L. 8. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
MERCHANTS in the city Of Nashville are again
vi notified that is contrary 10 Treasury Regula-
tons for them to sell merchandise Of any deScrip-
ton and deliver the same for transportation beyond
the city limits, upon any other authority than a per
init issued by an Agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment, approved by competent Military Authority.
Hereafter this Tul6 rW Be rigidiV enforced and yio-
laton OF 1t will insure prompt revocation of the
Trade Authority and q prosecution on the bond OF
the merchant so offending.
This order applies 70 sales Of goods for Family
Supplies as well as to all other sales.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
Asst. Special Agent.
Nashville, March 10, lSGf.-3t
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A BAD Position FOR A CHURcHNAS-A
Bishop leaving his diocese TO lead of
the secession Polka in Tennessee.
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Just Received.

HtHAS. K1RCHER, No. Sc South Market street
- successor 10 Nathan Kircher,) has lust re.
ceived large and well selected stock of Spring and
Summer CLOTHING for Men, Youths and Chill
drens FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, TRUNKS.
&c., to which the attention Of the public is invited
SUITS cut and made at short notice.
Mar I5-im
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SET No. 3--THE SLAVE n lsgs.
No. !. n the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting Buy as too"
o. The lash.
8. Blow for blow.
7. In the swamp.
8. Freei
@. The Union lines
10. Make gay for Liberty.
H. Victory.
y. He died Tor vct0ryl
In offering, the number IL the Set is only ueee.-
sary e. meBton- For instance, No. l. 2 ora an I'M
~ them, II an are desired.
Price, so Cents each set.
FRER BY MAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three sets, lone q each, az sampled post
paul ~ o.
one dozen Set, assorted, If prefsrfed.J
lsl-t pld ioI-------.- .--...-....----.. 4 %
six dozen Sci, assorted II preferrci5
freight paid IS iuyer......... n O.
One Gross, assorted, q preferred freight
Ilu - uul Is o.
Amy Agents, Suffers and Pedsars II they prefer
~ may send their orders and money through any
EE1pfess company, with instructions % pay 0r
1o7os on delivery 10 tie Office 81 the cirapany
Mere. NessEnen and others in q permanent IaciUtv
VII send money for small orders; large ORDER n
preferred, q. o. ID. send Your orders if fIU ~ IN
sure prompt delivery. seei all letters carefully
aud address plainly %
GEO P. JENKINS.
Western Agent,
. Mar lin No. iI Nam street Cinfinnah o.
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For Cincinnati.

THE FINE PASSENGER STEAMER
i CAPITOLA, Capt. J. l. slIzILtsS
Thompson, will leave for the above and@Szsz5=zfzzzs
all intermediate ports on WEDNESDAY 10th inst
at F. NJ. For freight or passage apply to
Mar l5-2J BOYD Il PEBBLES Ag'ts
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SET No. 2.-Tm ADvrsruars OF cos.cnrrr.

SIT No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES or A CoSscErPr.
No. /. Ha, draft good as a patriot, if drafted
gO-sure
? receive letter which tells the agouizing
Ect-l'm drafted
2. BY the advice Of gOo,oO1 friends offer a
substitute.
q. Who utterne quack is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
.. feel my country calls farewell. ms love
60 where glory waits mel
q. ! hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
T. And make o sturdy rebel iy.
8. Am sent with dispatches, periiOu7 dutv,
death or glory
9 Attacked by a hand Of gOrillas, I cry.
Come on ye t-r-r-raitOrs ~
TO- dlscOmtt them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
II. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made bngldier-general.
L. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, / crown my glory with love
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest cOored Cards ever published besides b-r,l,
the funniest ia the market.
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NOTICE.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER'
~ LII. ~ L

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER s OFFICE,
Nashville, March Il, 1864. !
I AN authorized to sell SEED OATS and MILLET
L SEED 70 farmers on their giving satisfactory
bond that the crops thereby raised shall be sold to
the L.. :. Government at a reasonable price. / have
the Oats on hand now. For further particulars en-
qulre Of CHAS. II. IRWIN,
Mar I5-td Cant and 4 O NJ
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aleUt Adrertisenents.
For Cincinnati and
PittSburg.

T'HE new and splendid passenger senzgnz. IA
i packet steamer III
DAM SEL.
Captain John Todd, will leave forzlzs=szssszz-zsa
the above and all intermediate ports on TUESDAY,
18th inS At ?. VI. For freight or passage apply to
Mar l5-lt BOYD & PEBBLES, Ag'tS
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Signs of the Times-Blue birds,
Spring bonnets and bitters
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TAKE A CHANCE
IN THE GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION GOLD.
WATCHES, DIAMOND RrNGs, DIAMOND PMS AND ELE-
CANT JEwELRY VALUED At
100000
EACH PURCHASER WILL GET SOMETHING ?
CEND . cents fora SEALED ENVELOPE con-
- tanning Certificate which tells " hat Won have
been fortunate enough o. draw f9r ONE DOLLAR,
which you need not pay until you know what you
viii receive.
No Blanks!
You may get Watch or Diamond Ring. YOu
must get the value Of your money. Goods sent Is
mail. Send a stamp for circular. address
WOOD, H0YT & CO.,
80 Broadway.
Box 529s, Post Office New York
Mar l5-lm
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Twelve Cards in Each SET.

Ser No. l.-OUR RELATIONS AT HoNE AND ApRo,p
COMPRISING
No. on England's muggy shore, a surly lion
gave gueyOu3 TOut
2. Which temporarily astOnished even the
Gallo cock.
3. Who responded with EaIlike yigor, when
lion CavGd.
4. Exeter Hail. The lion weeps. - Is he
not a bird and "a brOtherY"
3. Which he fOTgets in the embrace Of ohe
benighted wolf Of the G. ). A.
g. The armlng OF the wolf by his iaizhful
squire, the lion.
:. The Mexican vulture garroted BY the gal
lie cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel.
when the lion pockets his rams
9. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the C. g. A..
10. Death OF the wolf
IL. The eagle yindicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
r. Grand tafleau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the lion and France.
Che Gallo cock in future
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Smusenltuts.
Theatre.

PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle 70 cents; Gal
lery, % cents. Doors open at - O'Clock. Per
Torrance to commence at = 70 s o'clock
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draw away from their allegiance the
friends Of the Union, and induce them to
accept an ignOmlniOus peace upon the
terms Of dissolution.
But the hour is growing late, my fellow
citizens, and End myself compelled 70
cuPtail my remarks. When the proud old
Gag Of our fathers shall again float In tri-
umph over the walls OF Fort Sumter, and
over every inch Of territory belonging to
our ancIsnt inheritance; and when all the
people Of the land shsll liys In peace and
amity, and treason shall no more raise its
wicked head, then will the most skePtical
and timid be constrained to admit that
this noble old Government Of our fathers
10 not destined for premature decay but
that the noble old Republic still lives, and
shall live forever. LLOng continued cheer
inR.ln ). ---Il ~ .t.I =. 49,
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HOohand's German Bitters,

FFon }. Nel1to1 BTosvH, D. D., Editor ofAs Esev-
a., sslHE7dia sf RsiiOt0Hs Hno'0iedSe. ~ - =.
Although not dIsposed 70 favor recommend
Patent AedieinSs In E6neEAl, through diStrust Of
ther ingredients and sfects, yet know Of NO anf-
eiehf reaSdn, Why rAn nay not testify TO the bent
he halisgeE = ohAgeEOeeived nom any simple
prpParafiuns II De hops that he may thus contrib
uts % the ben6Gt Of othsrs. -
Ido thiitho more readily In regard to Hollands
German Bftters, prepared By DR.. O. u. Jackson, Of
this city, becanse preiudfced AEsinEt them for
many years, under the impression that they were
ohiady an alcoholic mixture I am indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal OF
this prejudice BY proper tests and for encourage
ment 10 try them, when suffering Eom great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these RittArs, ut the beginning Of the present
year was followed by evident relief and restoration
70 q degree Of bodily and mental yigor which had
not felT for six months before and bad almost de
onafrpd Of regulating. theTS - INK God and
Nv friend 10 directing mo 20 III use oftnem.
p.,,.a.,.A sum. .is a. Isl. 4 Nh VI 'NSho"N:
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%. S. 1Iarshal's Notice.
Tho Unitsd stlss. /
hRsa. inaeasso Of Or.
fslturo and oonhseAti0n.

~ IN Ken. IN . e19o OF t1fs
Fbe Raj PropsrtF of VIM fslturo and oOnnseAtion
7. HlgRanbotham- J-Its i...,-
WI HKkEAs, q ne gpFing term 1854, Of Ne Dis
w tTiot OonFt a the Unitod State for the District
of West virginia at Wheeling the Attorney Of the
UNITED State iOI n1id diItTc nlod m informAtdon
SEaInst the rial property Of william HlEgalbot-
han Described In aid % formation, alleging In sub
Itaneo thai Hald HlggAlbotbam has been engaged
IN the existing ins1reetoH aKAinst the auth0rttfa5
of fho Unitod Btstss since the ITth Of July, 1854
that at ths time Of his becoming e1gaTedy be Was
the owner o. the property in lAld Information msn-
tionnd, and pFGyfpg that the eaid property may be
co1nlGAtsd and sod - f0rt1d % The Uuiteh state.
Nov, thartfora, In pufulanco Of the nonitlFi IN
der the seal The Gsid Cart 70 ne directed and de-
ilyeloas 90 1efeoy giye Ra1no notiee y ~
eeedIthereol 70 appear bsf1ro ths ynaEo q ne l1.
kriet Court q the unitsd state for the District d
Wsst va ITbeSIinF on ne I2lh DAY q Septsmbo
A. y 1854 tf the nis Uhail be Day sfilfldlction.
n not on he next day Of tuEisdiefipn thsreAfsFl
thea snd thgFe 10 Infefpots th6iF claims and mako
thoIf aiierafIonS q that bshAlf.d ~
---T-s-F 80 T+it AEDWARD n H0k1Oay
n 8. MarshallfoE ths District Of WeGt Va
BENZ. q. SMITH, .. p Attor1sg. Aug2S
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L IL ITO IL Aa
s AT NO. l1sIS MAIN Strict,
,.7.r. CHOrnbrOok's BuldiRs)
~Opsn for Students day and evening
TTIHR puruoss Of this inStitation h 70 instruct
j young men land women tOol n the PElnsiPlss
buanssS Gndin AoeounIGntlhiP AndiiI eOnsomitAntI.
BOOK-KEEPIHGS
stripped Of Its absurd VeFbIage and ancient pro
lxity and iRtEicAcy, and Adapfed % tho modern
mode Of dolHs sasinsSS ssPseaay ia ne UniISo
which are a exact uDsrring and frse from s1eep-
tiOn e thOse Of natulo and oo@PEtsed In very fsS
Who q then conducted through aeo1rSs q practical
Bouik kssping, In uumeEous bsts of books IN great
Tioty q iSE. IN he .h9s soaSES,: 1atssIL q
to any kind ofhu1inosl-
A WHITING SCHOOL
Il open day and evening. attended By both IadIos
ond gentlemen, Eho, Without sntoring for the nun
ARITHMETIO, f
and III NuDIIoatiou to an manner of
o00NTING-H0UsB CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention thsr primary importance de-
nands. The student will b made aeQlaintOd with
several modes Of calculation not found In books,
ThSro Is open % the student alsO . eOarssOG
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, C0mnbreIAi Law asd
usAgss, Finance, Banking and CuETuneJI allo maxim
methods of conducting bualnss Suose1fuIly an
avoiding failure.
InatFuetiona In the above subIoct1 are tntSrBpST
Cd with uAxims and IneuloAtion1 tending 20 the
6rmation Of high character a. men and eitiEsns-
T1ie course q instruetton e intended 70 be -
and Thorough - that Of any of the
Colleges, Whils the expenss 70 thu Itu-
dsntis muehlsaL ..
IIH beEs leave to refer those 10 whom he q
unknown 10 the oflesTe Of the bankl in Wheeling
and Bridgeport and especially 70 hia Gt1dnntl.
TERMS, &C.
For the fall course above indicated, including the
requisite blank book1 fOT BookEsspiag, tbs charge
Il SO, payable on entering. Ths tias Usually re-
dursd foF the course q from two 20 thr0a months
but the student d NOT Limited 10 tims-hs may
remain as long, and return - Oiten, be poassl.
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10 b6 certified By The United States District At
toFnsy, Collector o. Customs, or any other 0mcBr
undaT the United States 0oveEumsnt, or raaponHi-
ble peEson known 70 this olloe. nj 5frll &
U All proposals received under this Advertisements
win b opened and oxamIned at this once on WE'D
NRBDAf and SATURDAY % each week, at II u.
Bidders are respectfully invited 70 bo present ~ the
= = = - a. v. BARRIN6ER,
Captain and ohisfonartsrnaster
inu9a-tf DspaFtuonf 0f We1t Virginia
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ExceIsior Planning Mil.

Excelsior Planning Mill.
HAVING 1ttsd up my estasliIhmsat With the
III Latest Improved Machinery, an n9g PTts
paEnd % faFuIsh at ny once In BRID8BeOHfs the
aAms that was f1rmoTiy occ1pl1d ~ SeoZArt and
Keeline, R0uEh a1d WOEknd hoArdss Moenng'
WeGfher. Boarding, Doors Salh, sh nEiss ShelginE,
Ournics Boards, shnttAra, ModIdinEa. PAhnga, PAn-
nslGtuh Fnamsa, ald Balldng MatsEiAla aoasrl1y.
An work delivered froo Of chHBcs ~ tbs OlsTe-
Land and PittsOurgh T. r Depot sad also ~ tha
baltimore and OHIO and HO1pasld r. 3. OOpots,
excepting tollA
-OTdsrs promptly attsadsd %.
GE0HGE KEBLINE
(Rormsrly Of the arn Of stsglEt 4 Ksslinsl
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PubIIe sale OF Valuable Land,

TN PURSUANCE oF The Iast vii and tsItAnsut Of
u Daniel Staenrod, / vii sell ~ publle Hl'0 o.
MONDAY, the 95td dsy q September, 1884, ~ the
CduFt Honao IN WhnailAgs - th1 htghaEt sd BsIt
bIdder the tract Of lAnA 6hioh = sit1sted 90 Big
WhealinR Creek IN Ohio county, near the lara %
Whieh Mn. OrugsF hEa1, eoa adIolus the had Ot
RsnIioTth and othsr5, and y TIE sAne trAet ofl1nd
TgyOd % the sd DaBiel stsnnods - dssd datd the
Iith of Noyenber isG3. and recorded In Ohio eo1n-
y IN Book no. n, ana so1fainins pr aaid dssd
- -Si,E =I TFa,fs or SAILS ARE: oss Soarsh % the
purchaae monsy 10 be pald n clsh, a8d The rsEi-
duo z 70 Be paid In three years by three equal
u1al iustallnlGutA, Uith interest hom sthS dAy of
1aIo ti PAID, and 70 Be socurod " oeed q trolt
% the ia1d. -fhs Whols trae4 VII b aold N ooa
BODY md by tbs acre IhsiAnd gln - soi1 slh5sst
20 The prulsat ls1ls % stoTk EbbsES Uhinh ~
prss % The erst day q April nsEIs Shsn poIsAtol
--lAF ANDREW WHFR,
!, ,AdmIuissEAtor Of Dc sEtAts q DAnial stosarot-