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Marshsra Gale.

Z. g. DISTRICT C URT FnR THE MIDDLE
nI5TRICT OF TENNESSEE.
Ths Uni;sd states
Vi INF rDaIoc
Il9 Packages Merchants sBd Sut- M. ~.
lers' g, DDS.
DURSUANT TO A YENDITIOHI EXPONAS
issu d f,oH the said urt In sait cause, On
saturday the 2Ist day Of January 1850 Cets cen The
hru q Of 10 and II Oc'ock, az the store house I'd
joining The Ciry Hotel, in Nashile, Tenn, On the
south, o4a the pubic squa ?, formerly occupied -
Msssra. A J. Duncan o., viii sA foc casu, ~
the highest bidder, pubic auction, BoNe-
Rsisins and Box Emory Paper, cOndsgnned a EsId
use by sad Coart as forfeited the nitsd >t1tes
EDWIN E GLA-COCK,
isnII--lOt Marshal Middle Disc. ennessle.
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Insurance On tia farniturs in Banforth's
agencies, ninety thousand dollars. The
best information at this hour indicates no
loss Of LIE, though this is doubtful. Itis
uncertain whether the ars originated from
inoendiarisn OF not. TIE Ere is entirely
checked TIE Eniled ststes subsistence
depot immmedietely IL the rear Of The Gait
HOuss wss net injured. McGilI & MulleEs,
Olothiers, lose heavily. Aggregate los5
nearly one million dollars.
LoVrs7IELE, Jaa. 1I.--Noou. The origin
Of the Gait House Ere Is still q mystery.
The oPly person known to have pegishe1 is
VIM. lama, Of shelby Co Ky.
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GOysEEEEST EMPLOYEES, 5uca as UaoBi1-
lists, carpenters, t8Gmstezs, etc., should pre-
cent tbOir Vouchers, Certificate, or Tick
cts, at the Bsnkilg H0uso, c1Tusr0f Union
and College streets, whore the vorT boss
prices are always paid f-C oFs-J description
of Government clsimc.
OaEoKs OF TIE DzPC5TTAFE At LogIsgrLrr,
osshed On the very bezs terms.
THOa. g. EAsE-
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A. 4 N. LAEDsBsa0 3 Co., Wholesale
sutier supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, cffsr TO tho trade and their
friends at large, their grea stock Of liquors,
consisting Ia part, ci Whisksys, Gin, Bran-
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Buffers, 5ctio-
dam Schnepps, Cstawba and Clarst Wines,
st the low rates Of one dollar per b0tslo-
Call, everybody wishing a barggiu. Re-
member the place. corner Marsct sud
Square A. & h. L4HDsBEao 4 Co.
Oct 27-3m.
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Was Cl4rys.-Ths attention Of ~ per
sons having claims against tho Q. 8. Gov
eminent Is called 20 the advertisouent q
Jno. F, Isom, late Captain aud Post Q. NJ,
Nashville. 0Ece No. 60 ncrth cherry
street ian .G-lu
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MONEY LOANRn.

Securities Of all kinds discounted on libs~
RAJ terms, such ss Watches, Chains, Pins,
Rings, Diamonds and Jeweiry cr every de-
scriphon, also Furniture and other pr0perry
too numerous 20 meaJiou, a. No. 58. Clssry
street, sign Of tts siTss gold 5ails.
jan I'm G. E. GREGORY s CO.
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Auction saIo ef Furniture.

Crunk, Giesoock 4 Co, will soil ~ tho
residence or Calvin Fer usOu on 1usel
street, Edge6eid, sII OF his bou -aho . aud
kitchen furniture, &C. on Thursday. . q.
II. 1865 Sale to comme1cs a. 10 o'clock.
Jan. Sat.
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Marshal's 8 Sale.
U. 5. DISTRICT COU@T FOR MIDDLE DIS
TRIO OF TENEE E5SEE.

TRIO Of TENEE E5SEE.
The United States
vs. Inf5rnaicn
2 sachels marked "B' and &C" nd No. IS
l Trunk marked ~" co -taining
ieEelry.
nURSUANT TO VENDIT3ONT EXPONAS
4 is uei from sal Court ia i'd cause, On uss-
Oay the sit day Of January IS, etween tEs
hours Of 10 AMI II o'clock a. n ut the stJre h.Use
on tho pubic square IN Hashvill 81 j1 ming ha
M-ssrs. A. j. Duran & 90, I Ntli sell, p o., C
auc'iou for cssh to the highest tadder, the ,bove
mentioned articles, condemned By sail Couze -
forfeited 20 the United States.
EDWIN r. GLASCOCE,
jsrI-20l Mushsl Mid ls Dist, Tenne see.
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VHE CONFESSION, AND EXPERIENCE op

III AN INVALID
Published for the bcneff, and ss r. CArr11E 80
yorsG NE,s and otheis. who ssi3er i5 Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, Eg erl-
By one who IA CURED him eli slt.s undergoing
considerable qUackery. by en7iOsHg TlfpH1
addressed enTeio4se, single copies uGy be hsl VI
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fao
decs-sm Brooklyn, hiaEs o., \ H.
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$25 Reward.
HARNE STOLEN

IRON THE RACK II TEE FRONT OF CAPT
Il q N IrTfuss offee. Ig7 Cherry treef, on ibo
= rirsz oT Jan. G, lsS5 = sORREL MAE1 sfFen
years old about Is hands high, Ei' sr al star n
ber fsrsbsad BsT tie ssr, sunE haited snsniiy'
ene-hsf q her n s1e cropped 1lec sadai nhrf-
Cd I n eve eore firm a Fss~nt bfuise- lbs epeTs
srard n i Re pad 4 leh q tbs camp of n eZh
lCgiISns OeYairy. BdSssels, o. g ths osts Z ~
Pciice- klEOE. aIIt ~ ~,
taEa-a c.. e. oh Ind Gaf.
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Found Astray.

NNE PAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD NEXT
~ Spring shout l611 hands high white speokl d
GFehead OF the night b nd ltg, small white
spot lust rndsr tn II When ioUnd had br de,
saddl and lWo blankets on her. Has al O g white
ring on ths Iigh. hibd es, On the etlock.
Toe owner can have her oy call nR NJ. 9. Cal
lahau, on Ii colo Alley, between berry snd sum
ner stre-ts. proving properly and pa ing changes
isnIl--Sts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Auction Sale OfHgusthsId and
kIiehnn FnrnlInra

Jno. K. Hume { Co, VIII sell. on Thurs-
day morning, he i2sh day OF January, 1855,
81 No. is south sumner streft, Que Psr.or
Sett Furnfiurej one Bed Room sst. Fa-ni-
tures Centre Table. " ash 6lsnd, Caairs,
Toilet Sets, two ingram Carpet; new.
Shades, Cornices, &c, kG k-meuber,
Ihursdsy Morning. jluIg s..
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Over the River in IKo Mlnnfss

You can cross the river at any tine ir w
minutes, ard have q rice warm cabin 10
sit in, by taxing passage IL the new steam
Ferry boat, "kentucky." juns ~
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For sale.

A Scholarship in BaooE's CcmmoroiaI
College, Cinclnnat, Ohio. 4 5arr7ia en-
be had. Apply 70 OF address thiso1ioo
ROvIs-tf
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Security Loan nmce.

SigH q lts Eircs Golden BaVs,
No. 50 Cherry street
Liberal advances made on sll kinds Of
property Psrso2s SeairoUs of obfailiu-
money on security can do 50 by calling &C
the above named place.
ian6-Lm Y. i. GBEGCHY Co.
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DI5INLUt OF TENNESSnE.
The United stItgs
rs. / luiOTnlGt OF
2B Volumes Books ssised ss the No. A
property Of john L. Hopkins.
DUR -UANT TO FBE COMM AND OF A VFN-
I ritiooi ESpcnas issU d ia Ihis cause from said
Court, on tuesday tie 81 day Of January, l565
between the bours Of 10 and IL O'Clock The store
hOu adjoining the City Hotel the uth, ior
merry occupied Jy Messrs- A. }. Dun an & Co, o.
the pub C s-,ue re in Nashville, Ttn1 % 1 viii sell
for ca H. u the highest bidder o. pub &c sucton,
the following p-op-rty, $ lied aud cor demnad 10
Sai cause b. sad Court as foreitsd ~ o UDitsi
States, 70 VT +; 2i5 Volumes o. o0ks.
Edwin & GLASCOCK,
JguII PIT Msrshsl Middle Dist. Te1naszee
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h15E A. Esr5 OF Al b. ~ h.1rs
II NOU5, sEMiNAL4 URINARY AZ 7EkUaL4
5f5TEMS-neW and r-iiahls traEtuelI--.n itapgrts
Of the HOWARD A5S9CIhTIOA-5aat D. llEl a
sealed let1sr saFelopes, nea Ct ehArge. Aiers
Dr. J. BKILLIN HOUaHIDH, Howard Association.
No. 3, South Einth-atresL. niladsiplia, p
80 lT-IV
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on DECEMBER "a. ls,4. a cERTI5IcATE 9. OF
tIonal Bank of Nashville, payable 70 the order oi
joan r. Crowl. Il is ol no value 10 The tnder. ss
payment has been stopped.
isaz3-lme JOHN r CkONL-
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

WYE ARE OFFERING FOR sALE A VERY
w valuable E'A RNI, nSsr the NoleusTlHe
rike. ~ miles from tkssity- containing 81 Acres
Of ohOioe Land Brok resideace, containing four
variety Of frSil trees Apply ~
". MATT BROWN 90.
novi6-zn ID a charrY streel
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A 30 7 TGE sgTH OF NOVEMBER LAST, .
81 Csrt6cste Of peposite for one hundred dol
iars y the First NerOnl Sank Of NashTiie 70
James OhesL Il vii be u DO use % ths nnder'
81 payment haa besn stopped az The bsnk.
fsnB-Inp JAMES O'NEAL-
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Pearl Binlafyres.

MoEsE is the first 10 introduce tha
new style Of Pictures Every body chat
see them are delighted with them
Call ct the GALLERY Of the Clmher-
land" and judge for yourself Olaf
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Rich Rare and RacY |!

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
"a hand Some { woman 10 the world peculiar
rich colOred photograph il oil taken from ls
hsaut1fnl 70 behold. This is 'esily a magnIf eut
picture; a per ect gem. She is a hewitching ban
". tTee fifty cents Sent Tree D. NEIL in 4 sealed
circulas enYelop. -A5drasF DAVIS BRO,
janIl-lm@ Box 1879 Poet Ofics, C.DciHnau, O.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and we can sell Houses anu Lots
in Nashville end suburbs un the best terms. Farms
in the neighboThood of Nashville for sale, OF all
sizes and prices Plantations IN yarIo.s counties ia
Middle Tennessee, sorne Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. ali.
nOv2o-tf
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated q! this ofsce STATE, County,
and Rairoed Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Rsiirosd
Stocks sold as per order from customers.
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ORDNANCE AND QUARTERMAsTER's RE
I J turns spd account made up ard adjusted.
L.arthcntes of Non Ind ebtedness Obtained; GOV
e ument Iams for Pens ns, Bounty bsck Fsyt
Horsos lost In Bat ls. Prizs Money, &c., COLLECTED
with q spaich and At reasonable rates-
Our uinedlsts presence enables US 20 expedite
thscoilecuo1 Of slIclsims No charge I'll collected
All Information roR Of charge.
de,sl -IFus
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives sr-a-
ciai attention 70 the e1Inmnaton Of Titles u ProreF
hes, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lessee, and other
Legal documents.
We deem it unnecessary, in this eorInunity. TO
say that Mr.. Garrett is the bes' examiner Of titles
and writer Of Deeds 10 Tennessee. For twenty
years he fixture 81 our CouTt-h house. twelve
Of which ne served as Register of the county. bv
election st the hands Of the people His careful.
fathtci, and exact manner Of doing business is
well known, and We aheeTful'y recommend hi a. to
All those who may h2ve any thing in hts line 10
transact. E.kM.
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Quartermaster's Vouchers.

MELON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase QusTteua&ssers Vouchers at reasonsble
rates.
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CLAIMS

For compensation for property employed in the
military service Of the United States. and lost de-
stroyed or captured, viz Steamboats, and other
vessels, Rsilroad Engines and Cars, Horses, Wsg-
n-r e.
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MarshsI's Sale.

Q. 6. DISTRICT O URT FOR TIE MIDDLE
DI5TKICC OF TEENESSnE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-04-26

yet you talk of corruption You exult
in all these things! So does the devil
over his tcts.
If ever there, were a time demanding
-coneiliation, good will, and every reasoI-
able effort to restore harmony and good
feeling among our countrymen. now is
the time. Ard il the church is only to
be used to in6ame public hate, we envy
not the people who can patroniza and
support a wretch like the one giving ut
terance to the sentiments alluded to. Let
us have peace and an end Of wrangling.
Let us have Union and fraternity. We
want a policy full of magnanimity and
wisdom. All revenge must be laid aside,
and we must meet our mistaken brethren
Of the South in such a manner as to re-
store, if poss lille, their confidence in our
government, or else all is lost. We want
ultraism on all sides thrown to the winds
and a reign of conservatism, il we would
perpetuatc the blessings Of a free and
great Government.
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Why is it thatthe consumer is charged
the present writing $3.50 per barrel
for -four when wheat only brings in mark
ct sl,2OH In s&shhNr words, the miller
will only pay the farmer 81, roper bush
el for his wheat, but will charge tho far
mer for a barrel Of flour manufactured
from the same wheat, $3.50. Who is be-
ing swindled in this ope%ration--tho far
mer who sells the wheat, or the individ-
ual who purchases the -four? One or the
other, surely. With FIVE bushels of
wheat, any respectable miller will make
you a barrel of first rate -four, which Will
cost the consumer, wheat at $3.50 per
bushel, 5000, making a difference Of
$3.50 the is obliged to pay to
the -four merchant Above what his -four
costs him. We think this is a gross i'm
position practiced by the rich -four mcr.
chant upon the poor consumer. The first
brands Of -four sold in Chicago, April
god, for 1925; at Cincinnati for s6,75
Ito 500; in Ashland for $3.50, W.
thiuk Chicago and Cincinnati would bet
ter ship their -four 10 Ashland and in
case they should not, We would advise the
consumer to purchase wheat and lave il
Toured. i s.rr .. .5
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THE ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL @.

day, compOrt with that touching and sub.
lime prayer of the dying savior, against
whom the crime Of crimes had been com
mitted, ''Fathar forgive them, they
know not what they do"
The names Of those whose hearts are
thus reeking with hate, and who thirst
for blood, are too contemplate to be
mentioned, and scornful silence is their
best punishment. There are those differ.
ing with us in politics, to whom the
above does not apply. To them we offer
the right hand Of social fellowship, and
implOre them to frown upon this spirit of
malice and hatred which has taken pos
sion of SO many wicked hearts. ,
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HAYEsYILLE, April %. ,65.

MEssRs, EDIToRs = At q regular
meeting of the PhilO Literary Society Of.
.Vermilllon Institute, HayesvilIe, Ohio,
on Friday evening, April 2lst, 1865, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted /:
WHEREAS, In a providence to us tru-
ly mysterious, it has pleased the God of
perfect wisdom that our worthy Chief
Magistrate shoUld fall by the hand of a
.traitorous assassin and,
WHEREAS, We recognise in the per-
son Of the deceased one Of the m~Ostillus-
trious Presidents who ever administered
the affairs Of this Government, and one
of tho most unainching defenders of our
national integrity; therefore be it
ResOtUed, That in common with all
true lovers of our country we unite in
mourning the loss Of him who, in the
midst of the most trying circumstances,
had guided the ship Of State well nigh
through tho furious storm which threat
ened her destruction.
ResolUod, That it is our earnest desire
that the means made use Of for the ap'
prehension Of the perpetrators of thin
atrociUus deed, may speedily meet will
success, and that the persons who were
so abandoned as to bring so foul q dis
grace upon our nation, may be brought
in due time, to suffer condign punish
ment.
Resohea, That as a further testimon,
Of our sorrow We as a society do now I'D
journ. o. :,
: Resolued, That these resolutions b
, published in the Ashland, Wooster an
Millersburg papers.
j, NJ. POULsoN,
j. Il. FISHER, Com
Il, DIEFEND0RF, j. .
: Z. PoULsoN, Cor. Sec'y.
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To the WOOI.GrOwers of ASH
land County,

hhaAu OOubtJs
The undersigned having had a long
experience in the Wool trade, and being
ambitious that Ashland County Wools
should be properly represented in market,
would say that in conversing with Fast
ern manufacturers in regard to our wool,
have found that it had notthe reputation
among manufactures that it should have
and certainly deserves. This is OCCASION
ed 20 o great degree by our woods being
mixed with purchases made in adjoining
counties where the wool is not SO good or
as we'll handled. In order TO have the
wool Of this county stand on its Ggn mer-
its, and a desire TO have it sold at its fU!!
value, | will send to prominent and rclia.
Bile manufacturers any samples hat may
be furnished me on or before the 10Th Of
May. Take a sample aboat ss large as
your little iuger say iye to ten of your
sheep that will average with the flock
Keep each sample seperate, Don't pull
them out but cut them. | will keep
q Register Of each sample furnished with
the name of the party, the number of
sheep, &c, which will enable the manu-.
f%acturcr to find you, should your wool
suit his purpose. l have every conf
dence, if this is properly attended to, that
il will enhance the value of the wool Of
this county toa considerable extent =
Any services [ can rander in the matter
will be done with pleasure. l can be
found at the Store Of VIM. Alice, No. 2,
Town Hall. C. G. WICK.
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Notice to the Tax-Payerf'
of Ashland County.

I will be ready to receive Taxes on
Monday the 10th day Of May, 1865, and
will cloie Books On the goth day Of June,
A. D., 1865, aud al remaining unpaid |
will add . penalty Of s. per cent. Each
person will prepare themselves with the
fractional parts Of q dollar for the pay
ment Of Taxes guo9..
II, b HERSHEY, n,
(Sw1D County Tsasarer.
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MERCHANT TAILOR!

-. NHFl3F TT1atIe4ItS- aHkTi3 D
TNHE undersigned would respectfully no.
al tify the people of Ashland and vicinity,
that he has dpeneda MER0HdNT TAILOR
SHOP in the second story of slocum's build
ing on MeinS Street Wherehe will lesp on
hand all kinds Of Cloths and Trimmings, and
Is prepared to Manufacture, (whether n
E SUd1 sur PRSTs ~ yE s%'s ana or ~ V a,Ssr sr,;
clesin his limo, il o substantial manhef, and
in accordance with the LATEST STYLES
He will also give prompt attention to CUT
TING oil kinds Of garments Of Mems wear
for those who may wish to manufacture ihkm
at homei and he iusts by strict attenionto
business and from o long experience as a
PRACTICAL Teller 10 merit adhered share Of
public patronage,
SyaS,3s5S,gg,6r1sr@eB WILSON,
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Swo2 Horse Wagons, one ! Horse
.Wapon, three Plows, three ~Cultivators,
two Shovel Plows, one Harrow, two
Wheelbarrows one Cross Gut Saw, two
Axes, two grabbing Hoes, obeSpade one
Shovel, two sstts'of Wagon Harness, Que
slcd one log Chaip ono Mower, ,twS
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HOUM-KRlPING5. GOODS,

which have beenbought since the late great
fall in GOODS, have also marked down
the Stock on hand to present Prices. HSy-
ing determined to settle permanently in this
place, and to sell Goods as ,sso ,sdmaOsH
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" M stesatdsgGat he as. q
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Cash Received by the Directors for the
gear ending april 8, 1865,

Cash Received by Stewar6 10 be paid
out By him for tie use cfhe Lyfrmary
from Tie 3Oh day Of July, 1864, to
Apra g, 1865
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The health of the inmatesiis goodwill
one exception. But two deaths an YthS
In6rmary since cur last Report IA
81 We tho Directors or the ~lnfirnarysssof.
ashland County hereby certify that the
above and foregoing statements contain
a correct exhibit 'o.f the affairs Of the In
stitution within the periods above men.
toned. OHIO WI lRSL 40
Given under our hands this 9Th day Of
April, 1865 oaN ! 81 anntI
j. 5. MARTIN, 1EUq aaNAL
.tia ~ J. McNAUlL a }D2ectoysaH
roa a4q WM'loRAIG. reda)l a1.'sna 10"
April 10, 1~s65-4w45 10
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stock ON FARM.

Three head of Draft Horses, one three
year old Colt, sixty head Of Sheep, tif
teen head Of horned Cattle, two Calves,
aud thirty head Of Hogs. ,;r