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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-02

of them saw fugitiveS in the pines, al
though one of them-George Booles-was
frequently there.
A. 5. Howell testified that he knew
Mrs Surratt; have been at her house at
Surrattville, also her house in Washing
ton. Witness knew Weichman Witness
remained at Mrs. Surratt's two DAYS;
went on visit; had no business; was
short of money. Witness showed WeicR-
man how to make cyphcr. and could tell
the eypher if he saw it. Witness had a
conversation with Weichman about his
going South; wanted to go, but gave no
reason why; his sympathies were with
the South, and had done all he could for
the South: had always been a friend of
the South; witness did not learn Of any
reasonable plot at Mrs Surratt's; Sur
raft never gave witness any message to
take to Richmond went to Richmond
twice since the first of April, year ago;
once to buy some drafts; never carried
dispatches; have visited the Surratts
twice; went to Richmond about half-a-
dozen times after forming their acquaint-
ance Weichman asked me if l thought /
could get him place; have been specula-
ting little in Virginia in King Georges
county don't know as / was known by
my friends as a blOckade-runner was
sometimes called Spencer my name is A.
S. Howell; the S is for Spencer; have
been acquainted with this cypher some
seven years; learned it in magician'S
book had no use for it; never met Mrs.
Slader at Mrs. Surratt's house; met her
at Washington in February last; have
seen two of the prisoners at Mrs. Surratt'S
-Atzerott and DIR. Mudd have known
DIR. Mudd a long time; was in his house
over year ago; staid only an hour or
two; don't know how soon after | went to
Richmond never took the oath of alleoi-
ance; don't know that any other person
was present when the conversation took
place between Weichman and myself:
Weichman stated that he had done all he
could for the South; can't recollect the
exact words
The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock
Monday
II. b. Carter testified that he resided
in New Hampshire. and was in Montreal
last autumn, stopping at ST Lawrence
Hall; he saw Geo. n san lers. J. Wilkes
Booth, Beverly Tucker, DIR. Blackburn.
and Others. whose Ramc> he did not re-
collect; ne saw Thompson nj Niagara
Falls on the 18th of June Witness stop
ped at ST. Lawrence Hall from the 9th of
September TO the lst of February The
persons named were in intimate ;lS>ocia-
ton and had very little to do with those
who did not svmpathizc with them.
Witness knew Booth before going 70 Can
ada: he could not swear To havin" seen
any of the prisoners: he dill no; reme.n-
Der hearing John Surratt mentioned: he
saw Il man named Payne every morning.
but do not see him here: DIR. Blackburn
was there about the 10Th of October. and
WAS associated with Booth and others
mentioned: there We're two brothers hy
name of PAYNE who were said Ia have
come from Kentucky and hal been in the
counterteiiing business: could not say if
e. G. Clay had Il room there: saw PAYNE
on one occasion come ont of Sanders
room; think the PAYNE AT ST Lawrence
Hall was IN Older man than the prisoner
Mt the bar. and he bears very little resem-
blance To him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-02

1t IS said JEFF. Davis has retired to pri-
vate Life.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-02

Secretary of War.
Frank Washington (colore0 lived with
Dr. Mudd, but testified that he had seen
nothing or nobody in the premises or any
where else at the period spoken of by 9TH
er witnesses. He, however, took the
horses OF two men at daybreak the
morning of the Presidents assassination.
!he men had come to see DIR. Mudd, but
the witness got a glimpse of only one of
them.
Baptist Washington (colored) testified,
but all he said was that he never knew
any one to put confidence in Mary SHINES
Several Others were examined, but their
evidence was not in the least interesting
only tor what they did not know. None
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-02
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
WAR DEPT, Richmond, Va,
June l6, 1864.
10 Lieut.. Bennett II. Young:

Az i"'' Dehhet II. IOung
Lieut.. lou have been appointed tenn
porarily First Lieutenant in the Provision
al Army for special service. You will
proceed without delay to the British Pro-
ylnces, where you will report to Messrs.
Thompson and Clay for Instructions. You
will under their directions, take such
Confederate soldiers who have escaped
from the enemy, not exceeding twenty in
number, as you may deem suitable for the
purpose, and will execute such enterprises
as may be entrusted to you. You will
take care to commit no violation of the To-
cal law and obey implicitly their instruc-
ions. You and your men will receive
rom these gentlemen transportation, the
customary rations and the Communication
therefor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-02

The following letter was not written for
publication, but we take the liberty to use
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06
MAYORS Proclamation.

Gratitude to Almighty God for pas. mercics
and goodness, calls loudly to all the people OF
tho United States for thanksgiving and
praise; and in response to tho proclamation
OF our President and of the Governor Of West
Virginia, would recommend and request that
the citizens Of our Town suspend their usual
business, attend their respective churches in
our place on Thursday next, and then, Win
one heart, unite in acts Of religious worship,
return thanks to tho Sovereign Of the Universe,
and the Disposor Of all events. VIC have, Ms
a people, grent cause for gratitude 10 God for
positive blessings received, as we'll rs TO-
served puniyhmcnts withheld. No people
have been 80 blessed az VIC, and mono more
wicked and ungratcfu!. Let US thon give
unto tho Lord the glory due unto His holy
name, and humbly implore Him to continue
TO us temporal and spiritual blessings, and
TO turn aside and not visit upon us again The
chastiscments VIC have so greatly deserved.
JNo. a. TnUsLow, Mayor. 10,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

COUNTY TEACHERS AssocIArIoN.--
II ha, been determined to hold general Meet
ing of the Teachers Of kanawha County, in
Charleston, Saturday, the S0th day Of Deem
Der, 1866, ut 10 o'clock, for the purpose Of or
ganizing o County or District Teachers AS
ISOLATION, that the Teachers Of the Valley ma!
work together in the great work Of education
We hope our ncishbors in Putnam, Mason ana
other counties will be represented, and urge
upon every tcschcr.in Kanawha County, who
intends 10 continue in the good work, tho abb
solu,e Importance Of being present. These
Associations are made means Of great good
in the North and in other parts of our State
and We should not DO behind in using every
mcaus 70 advance the cause Of education.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

NISru-JUD1cIAL CIRCUIT OF W.. Va.
Judge Harrison, we arc Informed, has ap'
pointed Cyru, Sewlin, Esq formerly Of Phil
adelphia, Prosecuting Attorney Of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit. Mr.. Ne~lin, no understand
i, thoroughly loyal man and lawyer OF fine
talent and requirements. 81
The Republicans Of isst week states thai
Judge Harrison hOs admitted rebel lawyers
to practice. This is simply false. JudsS
Harrison has not admitted any rebel lawyers
10 civil prsetiec at his bar. In criminal cases
there being no lawyers present who could
take the oath, he hos simply permitted she de-
fsndants to DO representedhby robol lawyers
wi.hou! any recognition, Of their right Is Ut
tofn a, 70 qualify q. his has: In ths only oP
plicsion 10. such admission which has beer
made % him j, s, Which vss he case Of Vim
skeeu;I ia fsaahan.as1 fsia'sd 20 permit
hius.o quail attorney xi.s 9. tas.ns ~
oath preser;bedby ths June issh, t Ea:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

C1RcU1r CorRr, Judge: Polsley
presiding, met ut the Court House, in this
place, on Monday last. The following gen.
,lomen werc cmpanneled on the Grand Jury
Or. Vim. Mairs, Foreman; Carey TOney
Frederick Walker, Peter. Crowder, Jno. B
Young, George Belchcr, Wesley Jordan, James
High, David Wallace, George High, amesSM
Thomas, Charles King, Vincent Jarrett John
C. Bird, John Douglas, Cornelius Slack, John
R. johnson, VIM. W. Kelly, and George H
Smith. .-.. =;
Tho Judge thcn proceeded to deliver his
charge, which touched upon two or three
points Of considerable importance-tho exist
cncc of gambling houscs in our midst, the
selling of liquor contrary 10 law, aud the con-
ditiou of our roads throughout the county
He explained that these matters were imper'
alive upon them as jurors, and they could moi
ignore them. We believe the Legislature will
be compelled to amend the Road Law again,
as at present nobody can be found who will
assume the responsibility Of Surveyor, so nc
one con be held responsible for tho miserable
condition in which tho winter. will find most
Of tho roads throughout the county. There
ore some noble exceptions.
The Grand Jury returned the following in
dictmentS:
George Thurman and Frank Adkins, Grand
Larceny Thomas Slater, Petit Larceny and
and presentment against ,Jno. W. Williams
for Manning. ..- 49,. ..-..-,...
WIN. S. Laidlcy was admitted to practice
law upon taking the oaths prescribed.
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22TE:R;R & .ACCIDlEN'T,i!.S,!'

-
s plosions Of the Cottage No. g.
ss Tho Cottage No. 2, which had jnst received
a5thorough fepaiting for tho Cincinnati trade
and nas:on her way up from Gallipolis t.
start from hero on her strip, blew up while
In Johuson's Shoals, IA miles below here yes.
terday, about noon. The scene Is described
as a terrible one, tho boat being almost com.
plete wreck. The following are tho names Of
the injured: - -. r." s..
CIV. 8. Thomas, killed. &c., Il. ..
One fireman dicd from injuries. ~.
Captain Newton, col.vancc, A. Watkins, R
Shank, and Jas. Tompkins, badly injured, bu'
doing we'll Us far as heard from.
W. L. Thompson, Of Cincinnati, badly
burned, but improving. Mr.. Rodgers and B.
F. Harlow. Of Virginia, supposed ,o:be NOR.
tally injured. Ri. Hamilton, slightly in.
jured. Several passengers fate unknown.
The Knnawhu Belle coming along, took sew
cral OF the wounded back to Gallipolis, while
the Victor No. 3 brought the rest Of tho pas.
seugers up here. Mr.. Rodgers and b. F. Har-
low we're LEFT on board tho Kanawha Belle
Mrs. Walton and daughter did oil in their
power for tho sufferers. The body Of G. W. S.
Thomas, Of this place, was brought. up on the
Victor No. 8, whose officers did oil in their
power for tho sufferers.
Our friend, Mr.. R. W. Knight, made an al.
most miraculous escape, having his coat badly
torn, yet escaping uninjured lie was stand
ing beside Mr.. Thomas, who vas killed.
: The cause Of the disaster is unknown. The
entire forepart Of tho boat was blown away,
leaving, however, the hull uuipjurcd. 1t
caught FIRE, but was extinguished.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06


FREE SCHOOLS vs.. REBEL PRIVATE
ScuooLs.--We were much surprised, on re-
turning from short absence, to find our
friend, Mr.. r. S. Woolall, had gone over TO
the enemy and volunteered his services to the
conservatives" and anti.Free school-men, in
q bitter attack upon us through the columns
Of the Republican, because, forsooth, we had
dared to defcnd and sustain tho Free School
cause, rs against rebel private schools. We
had expected this from some. ex'rebel, bu,
when set Ia Eruaer strikes, would it be Won
derful if VIC. ,hou!d be overcome! However,
VIC have recovered! md now, in the most
friendly feeling toward our a:,ailant and the
Trustees Of the NJ. L. Church and its members,
We will make the following corrections,
which, had friend Woodall read our article
with more calmness, would not have been
necessary: ..'...
LIST. We did not, nor DO We or any one who
knows the facts, blame the Trustees Of the NJ
T. Church for their action, although in coIu'
mon with NIL friends Of Free Schools aud
most of tho friends and members Of the
church, no regret it, and NC made IN effort to
have it undonc.
%. We had no reference whatever to the
loto Mr.. Newton, in our article, but meant
Mr.. George Ritter, whose place in tho School
Board is now fllod by Mr.. a. Cunningham
who i, member Of the Board.
81. We are not The School Board, nor even
member of it-but are interested in, and
have been working for, tho Free Schools
Neither have we any preten,ions to roperI
4th. We.hnppen TO knor, that had We been
able, by repeated e1ertionr, to get meeting
of the School Board within the last four
months, and while George Ritter Was Prcsi
dent, Of the same, that the. school tax might
ha,c been collected, the n. Z. Church Base
,nent repaired under the contract entered into
in June last, and school put in operation al
least month since. BY tho loss Of this room
for a. school, twill be with much difficulty
TINT a Free School can be established this
winter. -
5,h. We respectfully protest that VIC ar'
neither tho. Devil nor the Pope, nor do r'
have E, any desire to "boss" or rap anybody
knuckles. ..,,,tsa.. .,,'t =. -, .as
9th. We DO think loyalty-a love and rev
eren.e for our glorious country-Oue OF the
prerequisite qualifications most especially o.
a teacher, and the employ ment characterization
in that capacity, We protest, ID NOT calculated
10 foster tha, love in tho rising generation.
7th. We shall leave here just as soon as;W
cau box up. after friend woodall shoSs.to U.
that we arc not wanted: here Ly loyal men;
wo beg pardon for saying that the Union
muskc,s, one Of which we carried, were mol
wanted by the rebels ct tho % Battle Of Bull
Run, at South Mountain, Autietaln, and sew
eral other places: e&svero not in the rear
while we we're able 10 be in the front. d.
Sth. We did not cast . vote here until we
had been a.ci,izen Of Charleston orer'a year,
and oil The challenging Ie have done was
upon our own responsibility, and simply be.
cause We doat 6t,i<ps rt6el. Rare:a rtgA 10 rote.
wa are Iurpri.ed that friend YSOd.ll having
BEEN in tho Union army; should take the part
. ~ =. - 4 e.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

TIE RETURN OF PEACE We have
just received several copies OF this beautiful
National Thanksgiving Anthem, set 10 tho
music Of the old and familiar tune "Wcbb.'
1t is designed for the celebration Of Thanks
giving tomorrow. We have the same printed
on slips, for the use ofthe congregation, which
we will furnish at cost, so cts. per hundred
We hope il will be sung in nil our Churches
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

JUDGE PoLsLEY's OrINIoN.-Now
Ready.-We have the able opinion Of Judge
ro!siey, in the case Of YIN. a. Quarter, prin'
ted in pamphlet form, now ready, ct this Of
fee. Every one should read and preserve
this important document. Price 10 cents pei
single copy, 81 so per dozen, or $40 90 pei
hundred. Call at once.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

WANTED, A COOP BoY-To learn
:hc Printing trade, and tend in the Book
Store, SC. To steady and honest hoy we
will give good wages and permanent situa.
ton. Our boy "Johuny" having left us to
20 to School,. VIC arc in urgent need OF a
Devil" Apply Immediately. ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

THE AMERICAN ARTIsAN.-:,We have
received a copy ofthis valuable scientihcJo Jour
nal. published weekly, in New York, by
Messrs. Brown, ccombsI & Co, Of 81 so per
aunuu,. 1t stands second only, 50 far as VIC
know, to tho Scientific american, and. every
mechanic would do we'll to take it,: We vel
come it to our table, and shall make use fits
re!i.resisscred matter to tho. benefit Of our
readers. H..
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MAYoE's PRocLAMATIoN.-W call
.he attention Of our citizens 10 Mayor Tus-
Lows Proclamation. lie urges that oil should
observe tomorrow as ~ day Of thanksgiving
and praise, and that all business be suspended.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

New MAcAz!SEs.-Thc Magazines
fer December have been received. Many Of
them arc quite interesting "ocr Mutual
Friend" is completed in Harper; another
chapter Of " Chimney Corner is contained in
the Atlantic, while the Fashions appear in
Frank Leslie, Cooley and Peterson.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

SCuoIARsuIP FOR SALE.-We have
a Scholarship in Bacon's Commercial College,
Of Cincinnati-the best business School in the
west--for sale at this Office. Call and exam
ipe their Catalogue.
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REMovAL.--Dr. Gregory requests
IL, to call the attention Of our readers and the
public generally, to the fact that he has at
las, set up in his new otliccoTer Slack, Wing
field & Co.'S Store. These troubled with their
teeth should give him call. :,
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~ such men-men Who have :doneaA TO over
throw: the Government 10 was lighting tor. 4.
10Th: We hare nothing against NJ; Brodt. Or
any other rebel, ANY more. than Ne would
have against sny = other persons guilty :of .
high crime ,reasoh-for which, - the Gov:
ernn.nt has pardonet him, we are bound 70
forgive also. Butre arc not bound to employ
such men to train and instruct the rising gen
Grafton, and We feel that treason can mover be
G. odious' where such men arc set up as pat
terms for the youth Of our land. ...:-si'..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

TIE T. J. PICKETT arrives from
Cincinnati ,hissmornins. This boat affords
the best accommodations, rs mc can bear wit
ness from recent very pleasant trip on her
Her gen,lemanly Captain S. c. Farley, and
o,li.ing Clcrs ". II. Holmes, arc always ready
to make oil things agreeable to their passen'
gers. She leaves for the city on Friday morn
inv
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THE QuAErEEMAsrEEs DEPART
xExr, Mt this post, have closed out nearly VI
quite oil Of the property owned by the Gov
ernr,ent. The sales commenced on last We'd
nesday, and closed day before yesterday
Much Of the property (Which "Ss OF every
description brough. good prices though there
wore many bargains.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

New Booxs.-Wc h9re just recciv-
ID several copies Of sour Mutual Friend, "
Dickens last and best novel, aud several other
rew books. Call and examine.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

SLACK, WlSGFIELD & Co., have
their advertisement in to-day's paper. Read
i, and then go there aud sec what kind Of
bargains they will give you. T..
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TIE LADIES SCrrER for the benefit
o.,hc NJ. +. Church, comes of TO- morrow even.
ing, in the basement Of that Church. a fine
time and large returns are anticipated.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

TIE CoUEr HOUSE presents quite
an improved appearance, aud when finished,
The credit to the county, VIC believe, will fully
balaSce the debit.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

MAxKErs.-We will give the Gin
ciuua,i and Charleston markets hereafter
commencing next week. -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-06

WALL PAPER.-The best assorted
,,y.es on hand. Call and sec.
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ANOTHER SUPER. we understand
WILDE given by the Ladies of St. Johns Epis
eopal) Church, on the evening of Dec. 9th.
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CHARLESTON, WEST va,
y,dn-s,iay Morning. ..... December 6, 1865
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBuMs.-A splendid
%. on hand suitable for Holiday Presents, OF
he new Cook Store. .
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SEE the able article on the Cholera,
ic ano;her column, written by ono Of our NJ.
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House. p,a3iinting& Paper hanging

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO ~
friends and old customers IN Charleston and vicinity;
that VIII b among then again In . few rsek. wen
prepared and equipped to carry 90 the House
shortest asttos and pcst yessoosbls testaa g:
= NJ SRI K ~ q NJ i. -,
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SERVICES To.MoRRow.-There will
be services in the Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches tomorrow, OF l04 o'clock.
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7NOTICEi

117nERRrAs w1li1AH KUHN, ONE OF TIE FIRM
w Of WituaX Kurlx &c., hsbeeome 80 intempernHte
NJ tob. incapable OF doing any Of tho business Of the
Arm corr.cy or intcgenty and has. by indor,in tLe
notes o. Others In the name Of the nrn Involved tho
concern In liabilities for which they we're not 9oanttn
vho q NAV concern, that no note given Or Endorsement
made BY Iiid Kuhn. in the name Of said nrm Will be
recognized a. valid. or in anywise binding on ~, the
other members Of said company unless approved ny one
by aid Kuhn on account Of said company, held valid
ssainst uS unless approved aforesaldNoy. 18th,
IsTs !. = -, - s.-.- }. J. TlIAXT0N,
~ rswI,. $780, .! RICHARD GULL.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

c> Pastor. Services every Sabbath at l0H O'Clock
ard ~ p. N. Services for Colored Persons NJ
". Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening"
's,51aM SAool-Every Sabbath at o'clock A. u.
,csSEYTERlAS CHCRcH-Rev. J.. nc. BIArxxr
.rur Services every Sabbath at ii o'clock 4. NJ and
,pN Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening
ypScoPAI. ClTCRcH.-Rer. y. F. u JACOBS, Pastor
e,tcs every Sunday At 1oS o'clock 4. n aud tx T. "
SujI,iM &Aoot--Evcry Sabbath at o'clock 4. II.
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The Journal.
qptal 'SAat:tl|5e!r'si..=

EASES. neatly printed on good hsAyy papcr
OIL . .Ix on hand at this Office. n =
s.a,,rrri,;E LICENSES neatly printed good paper
MIN. ,hx onlcc. .,sa. - =. II
- sAna n,cs taken ON subscription to tho JoraxAL.
C''7%v STBI1INAS, SCNNOSS, EXECUTIONS, AT.
fs1HaESrS and all kinds Of Justices. Blanks on hand
~ s Si up rSwERs or, ATTORNEY, &C., on hand. s,
h9n,h:TtRY Bl.ANKS-sueh a. O1ieers, Pay Accounts
w for Communication OF Ratons, Burroughs, DIS.
IL.., tc-aiways on hand. -
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CITY rtepsTtsy, ! t. b Sc Sold . fo Ta1.

- - - ----s--.-- RElauAnH @ 1885,. x \
Comneiagsn The Oh dsy OF Nav merit the foevpS IA
d property Fn b sold BY public CITY Han (Aidsmepp
snb) IN tho @ Of 10 osSposstOn Of
ot Tst Tsr
d Cosctot u Sae f.. a. nav h.y. q
he time Of payment sss % -afas 'sssai-1s w. I
s.l. to commence iosss b. continued nom day %
lay ill completed. I'd iToS ssrrt, ~
Terms cash. sEnsgH h-s-l $50 WIN. DIXON, Cs1sssr. ,