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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05

1t is sad to think that thousands die
annually with the means of lie and health
almost within arms length. Many
weakling goes down to the grave every day
whom the timely use of HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
would have saved. Itis consolation,
however, to know that this glorious Tonic
"A vitalizing Elixir without single
drawback-is preserving the lives of mul
titudes. In cases of general debility and
prostration, it is producing effects that are
perhaps more astonishing than an thing
heretofore observed or recorded in the his
tory or medical treatment. Feeble, ema-
ciated, and despairing patients, whose
powers Of digestion seem to be actually
extinguished, recover their appetite,
strength and spirits, under course of the
Bitters, with rapidity that is positively
amazing. All that the proprietors origin
ally expected from the preparation was
long ago thrown into the shade by its
actual results. New vii tnes, which they
had never thought of att ibuting to it, are
continually being develop, d in its applica-
ton to new cases. AS preventive of
diseases of every class and constitutional
invigoranti it stands alone and unapproach-
able.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05
@eolcaI.
DR.. JOHN BULLS

Dr.JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
Latest and Most Important Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY Z!
NJ o mans name is more intimately connected with
! IN the history Of MATERIA MEDIOA OF the United
States, or more favorably known pioneer in Med
ical Discovery than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Hsiniunitabe preparation OF fsAHsAPARILLA
has long stood aC the head OF the various compounds
Of that valuable drug.
u;z Coro onornd oe yW;ld Charrv hos haooma n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05

nv o mans name is m ore int mately connected with
IN the history Of fMATERIA MEDIoA OF the United
States or more favorably known as pioneer in Med
cal Discovery, than that Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05

Hisnrntable preparation OF fsAHsAPARILLA
has long stood aC the head Of the various compound
Of that valuable drug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05
CompoundC Cedron Bitters
Latest and Most Important Discovery

NINETEENTH CENTURY III
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
. Thursday Morning, Jan. 5, 1865.
Southern Prisons.

Lieut.. William IL. Smyth, lson Of Prof.
Smith of Bowdoin Collegel has recently re-
turned to this town, after captivity in South
ern military prisons Of about fifteen months.
Seven of these were passed in the Libby Prlsr
on at Richmond; three at Macon, Georgia;
two at Charleston, IS. c., and the rest at Co
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
One of the Pictures Of War.

A correspondent of the Chicago Joae-nal,
relates the following interview of a Federal
foraging party with a Tennessee farmer:-
| Atanother place we called on the owner, a
man OF over sixty years, well saved, yet evi-
IDENTIFY much cast down and disheartened. He
was polite, and answered all questions studio
ously. On being asked what he had to spare,
he answered--sNot much; indeed, nothing"
His wife and four children, standing beside
him, said not word, but the countenance of
the whole group showed that the old man told
the truth. "Indeed, Ehave nothing" said he;
"what, with one army and another campaign
| ing through this part of Tennessee, they have
stripped me of all could spare and more,
| too" sil il..............-...i ssidsIaagais qiag
.Have you no horses or mules ?n asked the
officer. ayes" answered the man, "I have
one more mule, which is entirely broken
down; II was left by a trooper, who took my
last horse in its steady "No beef cattle ?n
was the next question. "No, not ,one,n was
the answer. "AnY hogsT eyes sir, II have
four pigs, which had intended for my win
ter's supply of meat.' Any negroes ?" asked
the officer. mo, not one; my servants all
| left me two or three months ago. have not
one on the place. ! have to chop all my
wood, and my wife and daughters do indoors,
what they can. ANY corn or wheat ?" IN o
wheat, and only two or three barrels of corn,'
was the reply. Let's see your mule,' said the
officer II was brought up, and was, as the
old man said. ~ ~ !, ne ss7,sr1 ~
"Show me those pigs" was the next de-
mand. When the old man heard this he could
hardly Yspeak-his hopes were almost at an
end. He showed the pigs however; they
were no more thansueh family would need, s
nor rs much The officer then kindly said:
"You may keep all these things they win help
you aud can be of little good to Ms" and gave
the old man Safeguard which might save
his property. fromaour troops. Three years
ago this man owned large, well stocked
plantation, had cattle and hogs in plenty, with
servants TO come at his CALI and corn to sell
or keep. Now, he was sincerely thankful. and
much moved, that we spared him his fourlittle
shoats, his pittalice of corn, and his old mare
mule, with which he hoped to make small
crop next spring. The war has been at his
very door; he had seen in all relations, and
knew that it was vigorously prosecuted.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05

All tI15 gUous n tIo % ~ I1.I ~ sUu VIII.
ticaes of all the various articles are placed in sim
liar envelopes aud sealed. These envelopes win be
sent by mai or delivered at our Office without re-
gard to choice On receiving Certificate you win
see what article represen ar it s optional with
you to send dollar aud receive the article named
or any other in the list Of the same value
In alitransactions by msil we charge for forward
ing the Certifca. es paying postage and doing the
business. rs cents each Five Certincates will be
sent for Sl eleven for $2 thirty for $5; sixty fy
for $40 and one hundred for @15.
We guarantee entire satisaction every instance
AGENTS-Speciai terms to Agents. Address
GEORGE DEMEKIT & CO., 303 Broadway, N. Y.
dec. 19-eod1m. @ M u 49,. ;.,' I. X Il. 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
An 0ssifadr Man.

There is a,ran residing in Portage county,
Ohio, who, since his fifteenth year, has been
almost ossiHed. At that age he Injured his
knee by fall frou his horse. The injury
caused ossiacation, which Immediately set in,
and In the course of ifteen wears had complet-
ed its terrible work. He can. only move two
OF his fingers and two e his toes. BE has not
opened his jaws for moe than thirty wears.
yet still manages to talkwnh ease. His food
is placed within his lips. AMI without masti-
cation is conveyed to his ltonach. he lies in
the same position during an estire day.. only
changing his position once ii twenty-four
hours. His skin fortunately retans condition.
He has been blind for thirty years ,snd is com.
PEELED to draw upon his memory Or mental
exercise. This faculty has become esceedjng-
ly tenacious. He remembers the mos minute
and triAing incident or circumstance; lss The
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05

entire past, every fact and experience, before
him, piled up like strata, and summons at will,
as occasion requires, occurrences which have
faded from the minds his friends. His reccol-
lection of localities, is wonderful. Places that
he had visited years ago, before struck with
blindness, he can now idehtify as he rides
along, so vivid a recollection has he Of the
relative position OF things, as bridges, rivers,
&c. He is very expert at mathematical call
culations, and can with great readiness give,
for example, the number Of square inches in
an area the number of whose square feet or
rods is given him.. e.oA
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
Notice.

10 the BorsdkoIders atnder the third Mortgage o.
. The Androscoqoin Railroad Compozy, dated De.
ceDsbeT IL, 1856. -N- We 'e@AAe'-- '7is,l'
CAID Bondholders are hereby reminded that by
y theprovisions Of the Revised Statutes, Chap. 81
Sec S. it is made their duty to present all their dis
honored bonds or coupons under said mortgage to
the subscribers who sre the trustees holding the
same at least thirty dsys before the right OF re-
demption will expire, and that SAID mortgage, not
withdrawing the entry which has been made, will
not be foreclosed by reason Of the non-paymept OF
any bonds or coupons not so presented. If they
filed with either of US, before the 14th of Janu
airy next, 1t will be in season. ssagss ,.f Il.
Lewiston, November IA, 1864 ~ - slg
+. SETH MAY, Trustees of
.r ALLEN HAINRs, a. Third Mortgage
PHILIP NJ. STUBBs, otA. 4. Il. Co. .4s
nov I8aodtd '
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05

i,-7'77," l--1'I 1lllIUls 100 - iiHIIt
.b9lsv aa s7aA e. 5Iissb siqosq shf asidw
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
LARGE. POST Frs,
Hand-bills, Y Sh0p-DfIIs, Program
tQt1g5 ~ afeelt4 Tsi-Aalf3 asli ni ss9 a5st
4di dlsv hssss14ai vhadolg fiead sael 81 sd
,bauodaso maes, Circulars, g1Ss4 irissseeq

AHd plain printing Of every description. Also,
Rude and Eigawc scosk, executed neatly, and on
tsrras that cannot fail to satisfy. ~ d.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
GEO. DEMERIT & co.
the following splendid Iii

the following aplendidlist off, l7a
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils &C.,
vea ssN &c., Worth $500, 200. neisis'o.i & A
Tobe sod at ONE DOLLAR each, without re.
gard to value and not to be paid for until you know
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
Sale of Lands and Timber for the Benefit
tsn of Normal Schools.
LAND OFFIoE,i -

.qa7 t4sadsas & LAND OFFIoE, iaaa1la8 sH(A
Bangor September 13, 1864. 8 ia
IN pursuance of the Act entItled San Act for the
Il Establishment of Normal Schools" approved
March 2i, 1888. and the iurther report OF Council
made August 18th, 1884 the Land A gent will offer
for sale public auction, at the Land Office In Ban
g0r on Tuesday, rob a. 1856, at u o'clock noon,
an toe right, title and interest which the State has
peing one undivided half, owned In mmon with
M gMroprietors of Townships numbered Sixteer, Range
Elsyen, e III and Sixteen, Range Twelve ll6R
Csunty ot Aroostook, ct minimum price CT thirty
cents acre for either both tracts Terms Cash.
q ...7.l n, ~ ISAAC Il. CLARK, sifea'
Septi0-laWtn e5 a Land Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
Notice.,

FEyaEAnnual Meeting of the stockholders Of the
u DiIigo los Compsny will be held at their office,
No! rs Exchange street, on "Wednesday. the 4th day
otJanuary next, ats o'clcck p. for the choice Of
seven directors and board Of trustees for the en-.
suing year, and thento act upon any other business
that may be brought bfore them. =.
taE dafet JEREMIAH DOW, Sec'y.
Portland, Dec "a, 1854. l57F dec27dtd hi'
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
Copartnership Notice.1

THE undersigned have this day formed a oopart-
4 nsrship under the name and style Of FLING
m ana nas1 M faken en- the store formerly
where they intend doing Commission and Whole.
sale business in Teas, Tobacco, WI. Goods Gro.
ceries and frovisiope. 8 ~ 20 '7f7'ts "A
HENRY FLING,
STEPHEN WHITTEMORE
Portland, July 8, 1864. ao ~ dtf g
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

The largest paper in New England, eight pages, Il
published every "Wednesday, containing al, the
news by mail ard telegraph, important reading
matter, Marine List, Market Reports, &C., Of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, wis
SingIecoPy, one year, Invariably
Z - Il .EB syf - ~.
4 I'm advance. ..e.....'r,,...s y. sr.s.s. $500
1o 'p N. a. FOSTER Co., PRorRxIIrrTFoRRis.. &
Portland June /, 1894. sd g sel ao diff 81 "A
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-05
TIE soJLLD11nE4Rs 1 LLD11nE4Rs 2 REST.

They viii be formed into Companies and sReeil'
ments as fast they orrye persoal preferences be-
rms Corps VIM Be provided with the BEST arnsin
the possession OF the Government, and the men will
be allowed to retain them at The expiration OF SER
yicef ALI applications for commissions must be ad.
dressed to tn Adjutant General Ofthe Army and
1st-The late Of original entry INTO service; \
2d-The rank on en1ry into service y @AaH1Hi -
3d--Date ana cause OF discharges; gf 97iEfsil
4thr+Rank st time OF discharge; sslgad3 aa ,,9a
bth--O organization in which service was rendered,
The application may be accompan by testimont
ais from commanders, Whom applications are favoro
ably considered the necessary insruciions viii be
luires for in oFmaion to be addressed to the Adjp
tant eneral Head quarters lst Corps, y 2'iie
Veterans will be furnished with free tFaneportas
ton to Washington by applying to either ofthe fol-
! CAPT GHAs A. DousHTr ,Pr9. Mar. ~, District.
Capt n MosR1IL, PRO Mar 20 Dist Auburn. IS
Capt. A. P.sDAvIssPfo Mar Sd Dist Augusta. q,
Capt Z. Low, Pro. Mars 4th. Dist iBangor.j .N
Capt. WIN, II. FoGLEB, Pro. Mar 9Th Dist. Belfast.
/ ei1f 1lAAfdlaa1 g RIM LITTLE, sSl1i9 9ls nl
1 AZ gnihMajor W r. aCbAl a. PIN! iGenerafp
AuguHfa, Me-, Dee. 10, 1864 fdec15d& WITT lsalsg'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Committee.

We, the committee appointed 10y LYNN
Lodge, No. %, OF +. and A NJ. To dr,.t
r. su utions ,xpr. ssive of the sense of tn,
Lndee on the death OF our deceased Brath.
tr, john Harris. respectfully submit the fol.
lowiLp:
" HEREAs, II has pleased the Divine Arrh
trct and Ruler OF the Universe. L. call
from labor Ia r. pose. by just dispeu.i-
ton oi llis power To rule, oar beloved
Brother. john Harris, who departed This
lie uu the l5ih day OF Juuary, 1855
Thrrrinrr br it
Resolved, That ". deeply mourn the
To- of our worthy Brother. VII, s" useful.
nrs~ aud ever soriil comp,' ionshp ID
taught W. 10 love him, nni Tor whose z.,l
aud energy ~ Masonry. the "worid Ms con,
strained To admire rather than sror, shil.
living. and whose III, mory We londly cher sll
in death.
hcsulvrd, That in tho death of GU,
WORTHY Broth'r, CO mnL,ity has lo,t ". ..
iu' Member and N 'schry "A shining li.h,
and devoted friend.
Resolved, That We tender our wsrmes,
symp'thi's 10 the h,r.avod frmiiy ami
friends "f our dsceas.d worthy Brother,
ana humhiy rsk 10 minyl- our sr'ef with
theirs III p'vins las, trib;ite 10 the memo.
TT of oi - beloved Ly all.
Resolved. That "a a token If respect n
tn" memory Of our dcpirt.i Brother, the
Lodge he clothed in the usual badge OF
mourning for one year.
Resolved. That the R,ndnlpr Journal
ana Union Civ T. isle. he requested 10 pub
iish The foregoing preamble and resolutions.
AID that copies thereof be furni -hed 10 the
family OF the deceased.
c. LONGFEILOw,
w. A. HAMILTON,
Committee
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Notice to .NOss.Esc.isic1sts.

State Of Indiana. Rcadoipi County.
In the Common T. ,,s Court, Jun- Term,
1868.
Carpliuc VI. Pe'sr, Allie " Prase. hv Euos
l. w 81, h.r NIX lri.ni, - VIII am
Pe,sc. JON mncim n. T. h,th Z'm
m.rntr, r. y .he'l P'asc, Lut,i,r Spc q
Ger. ili, Sn., Ger. C,rnliur rcisr. Perry
Prasr. ul Harry Prase Complaint Ne
-. P,utlon for Patiili n.
~ OW com. the plaintiffs, hy John J
L Y Ctrn' their attor...v, and 4 I'll eir
80 npl,ini h'rcn, tng, Their WIKI mn al; layit
that said detcudants are hot residents OF the
81 IT, al la Llama.
Notice j. therefore h,r,hv given said de
PENDANTS. that unl,ss TIL, ae and aprsar on
the first d,v of III. mex, Term Of the Il "A.
dolph Common Pleas Court. u ~, hold. ON
the third VI 'uday OF June. 4. d. 1868. at
the Court House in Winchester. IN said
county aud STATE. and answer or i. muir To
said compliant. the ,me will be head aud
d,trrn,it ell IN teir abs, nee.
Witn's. my E,n,r. and the Seal Of sal
Court nflixrl. NJ Wiuch"s'.r. thl-
H. g.. 10 div al " ,rrh. \. ID lsfJ.
JOHN u GOODRICH.
March % :s-3 Ct,fk.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
,snata alone would proance the dis

asmata alone would produce the dis
ease. when we observe the seasons
OF the year when It makes its appear
ancc. generally in the open weather
OF winter, 1T time when animal MI
aSmata is generated ahundantly, and
the symptoms developed are such rs
might he expected from n comblna-
ton of these two causes upon the
system. II is very probable also
that 'ow electrical state OF the n
'nosphere. which exists during IT.
humid state when the disease makes
IS appearance. strongly predIsposes
the system to il. and perhaps also
favors the development Of cefelro-
spiaal infammaiions. of congcsiive
character, which is one Of is promi-
nent features.
Treatment When the canses,
pathology, and general condition OF
the system are taken into con~i. Ter
alton. that the inlammalions which
superveh.c are OF q passive character,
kept up TO great extent 10y con-
/ aestion. the Indications. 10 he fulfill
ell in the treatment, a'e very plain.
Attic commencement OF the disease.
cathartics should be administered
and repeated if necessary, Until the
bowels are thoroughly evacuated.
The feet should he put into warm
water. anil then sinapisms applied
to the bottom of the feet. ard also
over the abdomen or epigaStrinn,
lcnpping either wet or DRY in the ear.
" stage. and lhisterias the napc o'
the neck and spinal column. in tho
more advanced stage, or Mt n period
Of the disease when IL would he
proper 10 use hlisters nj all. are ne
doubt very efficient remedies, and
should never he neglected III,
patient should he stRtained Ivy crus'
coffee. one half milk. and such like
diet, until solid fool NAV he allowed
Such is general plan Of treatment
there a'e many other remedies
which. for the want OF space, can MOI
here be enumerated.
The question is often asked. is tho
} spotted fever contagious? The wri
ter answers most emphatically, 10
1t only prevails as an epidemic.
s. n. MCCLuRE, VI d.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
SPRING.

We have every Indication Of an
early spring Vegetation is spring
ing forth--the buds are bursting. aud
the presence OF all classes of birds
who have ventured from their winter
homes in the sunny South. are so
many proofs that winter has retreat
ed Since old Sol has flanked Borcas
We are rejoiced to see the farmers
occupying the land. Spring is ri.
ways greeted with pleasure. it is the
childhood of the year, and is bright,
Joy Gus and beautiful.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

TErasuRY DsPARrwExr.


OTFrcr CT Cta.rR ':LER OF CURRrNcY
w shngt,n. March isib. l c..
sAyHEREAS. ~ satisfactory ., iIsnce
w presented % the uni, r-ignci. 10 has
n,,n male to arnetr that The z rat NJ
tion,i Bsnk Of Winrh.-~rer.' "a IN. tout OF
Winchester. in the cnuniy col Randolph, and
State ct iu,lian,. ha- been daily org liiz~d
unA'r and according 20 ia. requirements ct
he ar of Congress Untitled "Au Al 70
provide Nttinnsl CnrreHcy. srerrsd - =
pledge OF uuifrd States hunds. eii 20 iI".
vide Tor The circu' afinn nid = q, M - y
thrr,of." Improved June :. lsei, aud has
compiled with the provisious ct said hc;
required ~ be complied with n.fore com
m,nciug the LusiA,Ss OF Banking uut'r said
Act:
The Office Of Comptroll.rof the Currency
D in" vaean'.
y W. THEREFORE. I. S'muel T. II aNsrl.
y, putty Comptroller of The Curre,cy. Il"
hrr,bv e-riiiv th-t The FIRST Npi'nur'
Bink of Wmrhest'r." ia ~. tnan uf WIN.
chester. IN the count. at Rani"lph. and
State 81 w iiiua. i authorized 10 commence
;h. business OF Banking 1na.r the A.,
aforesaid.
In Testimony Nhereof witness my
fsEAi, hand and sral "f Office 'hfs four
toctth .lav 80 - ,rrh. 1850.
IS SAMUEL +. HOWARD.
Deputy { iislofr ,ii,r Of tia. C.rr..ucv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

Carr JAMES l. NEFF. of Compn-
nv II. 124th Indiana. was killed in
the battle Of Kingston, on the 10th
inst. while on the advance skirmish
line. A short time before he re-
ceived the fatal shot. lie was struck
nv a mimic ball on the hend, and
Knocked down, but he got mp and
continued with his company until he
was killed Captain Nefr has been
in ali the battles in which the rrgi-
nent has been engaged. and has
borne himself barvely on every &C.
casion. BY his course he has called
forth the most grateful and enthnsi-
asfic expressions from officers and
men. in and ont OF his command
This isa great loss 10 the service.
but who can tell tho loss 10 his father
and two sisters? None Int those
who have met with n similar one.
He was the only son and brother.
and therefore was the idol OF the
family. The citizens deeply svmpa-
thize with the bereaved in their afllic-
ton.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
TIE RANDOLPH JOURNAL.


The Eastern States have been suf-
fering from the greatest frcshet that
ever visited ,ha. portion Of the Uni
tel STATES. Cities and towns have
been Submerged, railroads destroyed.
houses swept away. Travel bv rail
was suspended. while telegraph com
munication was DESTROYED.
The rebels are organizing black
troops a. fast - possible.
Gen. Many is urging non com
bniants TO leave Mobile immediate
Is. a the city is now being mcnaced
bv Gen. Canbv's forces lie at
tackled the batteries end drove the
men from the guns.
Gen. Sheridan has arrived NJ the
Whit House. lie has hecn further
defeating tie rebels. and destroying
property 10 IN immense value.
Gen. Hindman was killed hy I'M
known persons. while on his way Ia
Mexico, with a number of amir
lsnces and wagons freightcd with TO-
bacco.
Civil government is being restored
In Missouri.
The rebels have surrendered
Kingston, North Carolina. 10 Gen
Schofeli. Tie Notifications wer,
very strong. The rebel ram at thal
point was burned.
Sherman has occupied Coldshor,
without 'erious opposition. and form
ed \ junction with Schofeld. a re
port reached the army In front o
Petersburg that this combined fore,
Is marching upon the Weldon road
The Hersld has report that jeff
Davis has ahdicated, and that L.,
Is supreme dictator.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
The tst'h Indiaaa---ri-ht nj Kings
fon.--KiIIcd md wounded.

The tst'h Indiaaa---ri-ht mt Kings
ton.--Kiiird mud wounded.
The l24th Indiana has travelled
over four thousand miles since the
lst Of January. II landed at More
head city on the lst Of March-went
by rail to Newborn, and rested there
. few days. The regiment then
novel to the front, and occupied q
position on the right Of the first di-
vision anil center OF the line. The
line was vigorously assaulted by the
enemy OH the 9th and 10Th insts :.
and the whole loss OF the regiment
In killed and wounded was forty-two
Company G-S c. Crane, wounded.
hand and thigh; a. j. Parshall.
thigh; Warner. slightly; Mahlcn
Ravneer, both legs broken; G.. w
Grimes. head. F. Alternately. arm.
Company III. Winship, killed.
Lcander Lasley. flesh wound. thigh:
A. Cox. head. slight; +. Cole, flesh
wound. leg: n. IIobhick. flesh wound,
arm; j. Bush. shoulder.
The above is all the names Of kill.
ei anil wounded we have been able
TO obtain. Our correspondent is
among the wounded.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Administrators Sale c. Real
Estate.

Office is hereby -iven, that hv virtue
| Y OF All order Ut the Court OF Comm n
Peas. o Rudolph connfy. Indiana. tar
und'r,i grri. Administrator of the est ,ie 81
Jtme- II. Shcar.r. decr ,scd. will on. for
sale NJ pr satc s,'r, IT the store of said
A ministrat"r. ~ aid county. ~ ,qpil IN
divided tsa thir's of the follow ing ,l..
-crihel ltai in Randolph cnuniy. lndiina.
tn-wif: The est htif of tie : u'h wesi
qulri'r at ,cfion u. township 10, Of ring.
.'ast, and # the simr i nor sold al nri-
G. sale hv th. }1fh day Of " rrh. 1850,
aid \ lmh'sfr,t,r viii. on th. 1T dav at
VI ,rri, \. D. 1855. at m, Curt lluu.e
door in Win;hssf'r. in said county. of, r
salt real stat for -i'r ~ public auction.
TERMS or SAi r. -One-thiri c,~h m.
residue N rqu pi,menfs IT * aud twelve
mouths, with Notes ~ interest. " living h.n.
ctit of appr,isenen'. ani secured hv good
freehold surety. II soil It public sale, it
VIII IA. at tau o',ionk 2 VI OF All dty.
RO1ERT : SrARBUrK.
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