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EMPLOYMENT OF SLAVES IN THR REBEL Ar
MIEs.-An Englishman, writing from Rich
mnnd tn tha LiyarRnol Courier, saws:

EMPLOYMENT OF SLAVES IN THS REBEL AR
xIEs.-An Englshman, writing from Rich
mond to the Liverpool Courier. says:
al sent you letter dated King George
County, Va which fear has been detained
by Mr.. Seward, who does not favor the free
dom of .the press Iadvisod you OF q move
meut In high quarters here, towards an en-
tire change in the la,cs concerning slavery.
Since writing that letter spent n day with
Gen. r. E. Lee, and when this subject was
introduced. he interrupted the conversation
and said, Il wish you to understand my views
on this subject. am favorable to tho use
of our servants in the army. think VIC can
make better soldiers of them than Lincoln
can. Ho claims to have 200, 900 In his ser
vice. We can destroy tho value Of all such
soldiers to him by using ours against them.
do not see why should not have the use OF
such available material as well as he. |
would hold out to them the certainty OF free
dom and home, when they shall have rem.
dered efficient service. Ho has not given
them home. Nor can he give them officers
who can understand and manage thom as we'll
~ we can
On the next day conversed with Gen. $.
Cooper, ,Adjutant aud Inspector-Gene o,
s. A. He said, Il agree with (ien. Leo In his
views. would not wait the slow action Of
legislaturcson the subject. We havealready
used them In place Of soldiers as teamsters,
and in engineer service. We can use them
in other ways. There is no reasen for delay.
Let them be placed in the field. and give
them freedom for faithful service to the
State
The Government has inaugurated such a
movement by making during the present
monthly draft Of free and slave negroes, nom
inally for erection Of 6eld-works, TO-, but
really to drill and prepare them for home de-
fencs. I travelled to Richmond in train con-
tanning one or two carriages crowded with
these drafted negroes.
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n.
L. T. Mason for liblt. Tap
lev and Smith for respondent.
No. 536-Olipe B. Clark, holt; %. abner
Clark Jos. Dane for liblt. No appearance
for respondent. Custody Of minor children
given to liblt.
Samuel II. Perkins. Vim. Emery for lblt.
No appearance for respondent. Custody OF
minor children given to respondent.
No, 6O2-Danisl p. Worm,cood. holt, %.
Harriet W Worm,pooi. l.. I. Mason for lblf.
Custody Of minor children given to liblt.
No. 6l2-Hdrriet NJ. Lotrell, HOLT, %. Wa.
than s. Lopeii. Tapley & Smith Tor liblt.
No 625--Sarah Wentworth, holt, %. .dm.
asa Wtntioorth. N. Emery for liblt. Custo-
dy Of children given to liblt. 500 decreod to
libt. In lieu Of slimony 800,
No. 6SO-Lucinda p. Wdleott, Holt, IS.
Lews W. Waieoit. 7. II. Hubbard for liblt.
MoSpAY.-No 3i5-Enoch Cousens rs. Dam
iel w. Lord. Action Of assumpst-on an or
der signed by def. Verdict for ptf, s336I:
LuQues. Tapiey Smith.
TuEspAY.-Stats %. Leonard Weleh: In.
dictment for assault and battery. Welch ar
raigned and plead not guilty. Indictment sus-
pended on the enlistment Of respondent into
the military service OF the United States
No. 250-Franc,s York rs. James NC pune.
was all out, the jury brought in verdict for
S322.5 .,
Luqacs. Tap'ey Sm'.n.
No. 299-.dmos W. Page ps. John Estes.
Trespass for cutting wood on the plaintiffs land.
John NJ. Goodwin. Tapley & Smith.
No. 2s2,-John F. Banehor Us. Ashley b.
Wright, Is the next case for trial. 90
Eastman & Son. Tapley & Smith.
No. 42O-.abby r Spear, libit ps. Chris
topher C. Spear. Wiggin for lble.
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MXINE
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Gen. Butler has boon relieved OF biz com.
mand. and ordered to report at Lowell.
The entire debt Of New York Is S28, 100,
72i-she canal debt being go AL ITO, and
the general fund debt $6,27S.94. 81
We arc indebted to Senator Banks for .
copy Of the Land Agents and State Prison
Reports.
Late rebel newspapers show that the light be-
tween the JEFF. Davis and anti JEFF. Davis fac
lions Is constantly growing moro sanguinary.
The lines between them are strictly drawn.
When Mr.. Lincoln was first elected the
majority against him on tho popular vote was
947 ,2S9 now the majority for him Is Az,
1872 A very satisfactory record.
Secretary Stanton accompanied by Major
Gen. Meigs, and other members VI departments
in Washington, left Fortress Monroe on Satur.
day on the steamer Nevada for Hilton Head
and Savannah. .ts.fi '..
Senator Wilson has triumphed In his strug-
Gle 10 give freedom to the wives and children
OF the slaves who fight for the Union. His bill
will smanoipats eighty thousand In the Border
States. tr4.
The Times and Worlds Washington special
dispatch says the Blairs have again started for
Richmond, having been informed that passes
from the rebel Secretary Of War await them at
City Point.
When General Thomas was . cadet at West
Point, he was called "0ld Tom, on account Of
his sedateness. He was . methodical boy, and,
rs boy, 10 90 strong minded that In the army
he Is known - "0bstinate Tom.
A dispatch says II d rumored that Lee has
been placed In command Of all the rebel armies,
and that he Immediately determined to put
Beauregard In command Of the defences OF Rich
mond. intending himself to proceei 10 South
Carclina to concentrate the rebel forces In that
quarter for the purpose Of confronting Sher-
man In his proposed movement northward.
Richmond papers Of yesterday. chronicle q
great fire at Charlotte, N, @. The govern.
rnent warehouses. including the Quarter. lnas-
ter's and C0mmissary Offices, and q portion
of the North Carolina, Charlotte and South
Carolina depot were burned. Loss estimated
at twenty million dollars. Yankee incendi.
aries were suspected; but It was snbsequent-
ly ascertaincd that the FIRE occurred accident
ly,
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GA dispatch from Charleston, s. G., 81

ETA dispatch from Charleston, s. O., 9th
says q gentleman from Savannah, reports
Sherman sending the 18th corps round to
Beaufort TO cooperate with Fosters troops.
A dispatch from Macon, Ga, reports the
enemy 1000 strong. with wagons and artille.
~ on tho Oconee river. moving in the direc-
ton OF southwestern Georgia, on the 9Th inst.
A dispatch received at the War Department
from Beauregard, dated Macon, Ga. says
Hood reports from Tuplo, Jan. 9th, that
Gen. Thomas appeared to be moving up the
Tennessee River. Scouts report Sherman
moving. Six gunboats and sixty transports
had passed Savannah loaded with troops and
supplies.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYI
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female PITS Z!

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n.
D., Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
This ell known medicine 10 no Imposition, hut
sure and safe remedy for Female Dinlcultlee aud
Distractions IRON any cause whatever, and. altho'
powerful remedy. 10 contains nothing hartfai 70
the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II n peculIssly suited. IL will In . short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and spinal Affections
Pain In the Back and Llmbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
ertion, PAlpitAtion " the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites thcse Pills will effect eyre whom all other
means have Called and, although powerful REM
sdy, do not contain iron, calomel. antimony. or
ANYTHING hurtfal TO the constitution.
Pull directions In the pamphlet around each
package. which should he carefully preserved:
For full particulars, get pamphlet, Tree, oil the
agent.
n. LIT and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will insure . bottle containing
over 50 pills, by return mail. Sold by all Drug
gists. JOB MOSES. ~ CortlAndt ST., NY.
Vii Sole United Statss Agent.
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The Expedition from .Mtmphis-Great De-
struetion Of Rebel Property.

MEMPHIS, Jan. O.
Gen. Dana has received Information from the
cavalry force sent out from here on the 2ist ult.
They struck the Mobile and Ohio railroad, five
miles below Corinth and had on the 9th ut.
terly destroyed II to 0akolono. Twenty niue
bridges, great deal Of tressle work Thirty
two railroad cars. 300 army wagons, and 1000
carbincs were also destroyed. Forests camp
Of dismountcd men at Evcrona was dispcrsed
Six officers and 90 men were captured. The
expedition did not lose man. Griersou has
orders to destroy the road rs far rs Meridian
and release prisoners at Catawba II possible.
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Natures Secrets Applied TO Cure Ma
49, turc's Defects.
The natural means By which the An,ml as,e ha.
been discovered In
=" CrI.ssasrs's HAIR Dye'
.. .,,.,t.,ts tbs richest blacks and browns,
dncInS an instantaneous and snduring chsnEs
~, INV obooxious color without staining the
Tin or impsiring the vitality OF single nors.
cRfsrAp0R0S HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
v.lusbls adjunct 70 tho DYE 10 dr:ssinS and pro.
ma oi mali. when used alone, . safeguard that
nrctscts the ahrss IRON decay under al cireum.
stapces and under al climes.
Msnufxctured by J. CRlSTAD0RO, No. 6 Aston
Houss. New York. Sold BY all Druygists: Ap-
piled BY all HAIR Drssssrs. iusl
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THE UNION &C. JOURNAL,

tunately Tor MP. Jordanh exposition, de-
cent respect for common sense and proceden.
Is adverse to his claim. The only decision
that has been given BY the Legislature upon
that law. to my recollection, was in 1857
Firmin Cyr 70. VIM. Dicksy, and tho case
was not half a. strong for the contestant AZ
the one before US. Dickoy left the State
with his family on the LIST Of March, 1855
from Fort Kent, and returned August 10,
1856, and in September following was elect
ed Representative from tho Madawaska Dis
trict. He did not set up in defence the care
less Interpretation Of the statute brought for
ward by Mr.. Jordan. but sought to hold his
seat on the ground that his absence was for a
temporary purpose. The House decided that
Dickeys absence was not temporary, thus Of:
fruing that years residence next prior to
the election is necessary to qualify Repre-
sentative elect for membership Of that branch
Of the Legislature. The seat will DO given
to Mr.. Lord.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The three new members of the Executive
Council will be Pierce Of the LIST District,
Prince Of the 3rd. and LYMAN of the 7th. I
am unaeouainted with Prince and LYMAN,
but Pierce is an old resident Of Biddeford
(now of saco, and cannot be excelled, il
eoualled. for energy and all those qualities
which will make his services invaluable in
his new position, BY any other man in the
Stat. Mr. Pierce I, of the pioneer CARR.
SON school of politics, but is by no means an
impracticable. He has never. failing fund
of common sense to draw upon, and more
men have failed for lack of that necessity,
than for all other reasons put together.
BATES COLLEGE.
Tho indeiatigable President Of this new
College informed inc last night that the re-
mainder Of the debt, which was assumed BY
a few persons to complete the entire 500, 900
fund. in order to secure the public grant. has
been met Ia within $500. that amount
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, January 8. by Rev. U. Peabody,
Mr. Joseph Edwards, Esq, and Mira. Emily II.
Bryant, both Of this city.
In this city, Dec. q, by Rev. james N. PALM
or, Charles A. Rowland. ESQ.,, Of Newport, X.
l., and Miss Eliza W. Bosrdman OF this city.
corrected.
Geo. 8. Ciough, OF Kenne buniport, and Miss
Mercy g. March, Of Saco. No cards
In Lowell, Mas, on new years eve, BY Rev.
p. Z. Hicks. Lieut.. Charles p. Lord and Mis-
Martha L. Field, both Of Lowell. r
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II Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, from New
York for Portland. took fire miles Of Cape
Light, about 4 O'Clock on Friday morning aud
was burned to tho waters edge. The P. regis
tered AS tons, was built at Philadelphia In
1853, and was owned mostly by the New Eng
land Screw Steamship Company Of Portland.
She was valued at $40. 900 and insured for SAT,
600. There were Ave passengers. one OF whom
was lady, and crew Of eighteen. All were
saved except four Of the crew who were washed
from ran aud lost. Cargo very light
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The Confessions and Experience OF
f ST sns Ssns. sa So nj
fer from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay OF
Manhood. &C., supplying at the same time tne
seif amor UNDERGOING considerable quackery: BY
enclosing Q postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may DO had OF the author. D.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es9,,
3mSi brooklyn. Kings Co., N.Y.
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THE QuorA OF MANE.-Tho quota Of this
State under the last call Of the President Is
02i2, assigned to the several districts a. fol-
lows: LIST District, 2085 ID District, 1927;
Sd District. 1872; 4th District, 2ls5; 9th
District. l723.
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8. T..-l860.-.X.

Persons OF scdentsry habits troubled WITH Tesk.
ness lssstude palpta.ion Of the heart lack Of ap-
petite, distress aer eating, torpid liver, constps-
ton, &C., deserve 10 suffer IL they will not Try the
celebrated .'
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which arc now recommended by the highest msdi-
cal authorities. and warranted 10 produce IN imms-
date beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree.
able, perfectly pure. and must supsrcsAs oil other
tonics where healthy. gentle plant s required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They nre On antIdote to change OF wateF and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation late hours.
Thsy strengthen the system and snlfyon rhs mind.
They prevent miasmstio and internilttcnt levers
They purify the breath aoldity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation:
They cure Liver Complaint Nervous liesdsehe.
They make the weak strong, the languid brill
liant. and arc exhausted natures great restorct.
Thsy arc ran, .ns h.TS, III IRE.
served In perfectly pure 1t. CruIx rnm. FoI par.
ticulars, see circulars and testimonials around sacn
bottle.
that Il has our private U. B. Stamp unmutllAted
over tho cork. with plantation scene, sod cur sig
nature dne steel plate SIDE label. Bee that our
stun. Any person. pretending 70 sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or In bulk, 10 N ippostor.
Any person Initiating this bottle, or selling any
other material therein, whether called Plantation
BItters or not, 10 o criminal under the U. \. Law,
and will he % prosecuted by u.s.. We already have
our eye ON several parties re-lng our bottles 40.
who will succeed In getting themselves Into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Dit
tors from ladies, clergymen, mershsnn &C.. 10 10.
credible. The simple trial OF bottle 10 the cyl.
donce We pres ,us or their worth and superiority.
They arc ,od by all respectable druggists, Eroeers
physiciaus hotels, salo0us steamboats, and country
iyi6 202 Broadway. N. y.
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Colgste's Honey Soap.

This celebrated Toilet Sep. In such universal
demand, Is made from the cheicess materials, 10
mIid and sseliiest In IT. nature, frasrasiiy
scented, and extremely besenelsl In It, action
upon the skin. POrsals BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ys
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A Uniyer,al MedIeina.

BY what We. eat, by what We breathe, Or by tho
water we drink, We can DO msia sIck or 6y n
tIgue, or from debility induced by heal. bscsuss
thsss effects end by producing impurity or blood.
TO regain health We must purify tie bleed, by the
organs Of the stomach and bowels these organs
that duty which nature has assigned them. and
should there be any impeachment, TO what does sx-
perience pointi To
Brandrcth's Pillsi
which cannot injure, and which will quickly 70.
store the bowels 10 tho regular performances Of
their duties.
ure OF health and the same may DO said ~ All who
arc sick In any way, take BrandrsthS Fills and
Sold By Dr. DRYDEN SMITH. Biddssord, and
BY all respectable dealers In medicines. im5i
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Ex.Gov. Richard YATES, Union. Of Illlnois.
Was on Thursday chosen United States Senstor
to succeed william A. Richardson, Democrat,
whose term expires With this Congress. Mr.
tatives from 1851 to 1885, elected By the Wing
party. SEX fl.t
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The message Of Governor Brough says that
ce,pts last ycar were SS.6'g wv and the die
bursemsns 81. 67e 900; balance 10 the treas.
$1,000. 600. .fea fl.rr
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DIR. URANN,

Who has made 90 many wonderful and instsnta.
neous cures VI cases supposed ineurabls, will 70.
main at sACo HOUSE, saco, for short time Ion.
ger. 3w%
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DEATHS.

e. Notices Of deatha not sxeeedlnE s'x mnes,
insortsd nee those shove thai number wiz %
CHARGED regular advertising rates. .f-. .hrr
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Tbs notorious sala. wrvte "Georgs Crulck-
shanks In Mexico" In the .ftIantfc. Tho pub
fishers thought Il beat 10 suppress, his name.
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DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LHNIMENT.

TO Main street, Hartford, Conn.
Dr.. Tobias-Dsaf Sir I have been IN The livery
tine have used ali the various lininslts and lo-
tons Of the day but never have found IN article
equal 70 your Venetian Horse Imminent. have
fairly tsstsd 10 on my horses In distsmpsr sprains
CUTS esks, svellnEs OF the glands. A., ~ also for
rheumatism on myself and have always found 10
IN invaiuabls remedy.
Price 5 and g osnts bottle soIS by ali drur.
g'se' Once. 70 cortlaadt At. Nsv York. Inst
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Nothing Of special in.sre,. in Congress.
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BIDDEFORD,
Supreme Judicial Court.
JANUARY TERH, is6s-Ar sAco.
DAxrosru, .. rsssiDrHo.-


The Grand Jury came In and we're discharged
from further sttsndaupe on Saturday. Tho
following Indictments were found by them:
Efofe o. Gilbert HiH.-Common seller.
State .. Porter Day Illegal voting.
State .. Charles r. Staplss.-Common BEL.
Ter.
State .. haae Chapman.-Larceny.
SLATE o. Leonard Welch.-Assault and bat.
terry.
State .. --Larceny.
No. 2l4.-William Keep and rifs .. al6trf
G.. Thornton and al. This case was opened to
the LIST jury and after the def. had signihed the
line of their defence, the case Was, at the re-
quest Of pitt. and by order OF Court, taken
from the jury and continued.
Luques-Goodwin tor pitt Tapley Smith
for def.
No. 2l5.-WTlliam Keep and wife Seirs
Faeias .. Rich. C. Thornton. SimS DISPOSE
ton rs 2l4-same counsel.
No. l82.-Iahab,tants Of South Bsrr,ek ..
VIM. Huntrsss and Others. Debt on Coilec-
tors Bond for default Of collector. This Was
the third trial Of this case, tho defence being
that the seals were affixed and the penal seen
inserted after the bond was executed by the
sureties. Under the instruction OF the Court
the Jury brought In verdict for the defendants.
Pitts. except to instructions and move for
Oakes-Taplcy & Smith for pitts. Drew &
Hamilton, and Judge Howard for defts.
No. 2l0.-John L. Allen .. Caleb L. Gil
patrick and Others. Opened to second jury.
Settled by parties and taken from the jury. =
Luques for pltk Tapley & Smith for DIETS.
Divorces have been decreed in the following
cases: 49,,
No. 4s3 -, tbh., %.
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There 70 only one contested sat in the
House, that Of !. 9. Jordan Of Berwick. tho
contestant for which is WIN. T. Lord Of the
ssme town. The law requires . residences Of
one wear In the STATE TO qualify person for
election a Representative. Mr.. Jordan ad-
,ui,s that he had not been resident Of Maine
Tor .hirsy.two yssss prior to June last. or
three months before the election, but claims
that the Interpretation Of the stasus. means
n residence. NOT next preceding an election,
Ia, a. any time during ouc's life. Untor'
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sho;rsusdTd s n sq' u! ViIoJ 'os esoVi q'!A ssT'
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6pssIV 'uoN!soduoo eQ1 olu Su!Ie1us s3uepsI5uIeVl
10 u,suars I'M eql GpOquo puC-onopA uI-seId!ould
cyrusIos EaInd peIEdsId eIe sloelaxa eAoq0 eqI
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Av,udrsIss 70 duIss eq1 uovs o. IUnbe 81 ooq quo
pus guId ,orq uoqs1 spa Irnbo 81 Io4cA 10 aud %
pspps sIsdBs4Vs 20 Ioelxa sql!o IuJsuoodseIqe oAL
'usEEl lsAs
eAsq 6sua suqEus susscdTns soniA srV' rq' Eos sV1
Aoqs a eIlgoq e5us 20 IU1 s1 10q slosgs 81! AoQ'
e, Es,roVlso 10 aups aou saoP sIaV eoDds mo pusd
.ap uGo fsq1 VoTqA eAUq oHqud oq eu 'sIg ev'
1Aou pur '.oy apsuos us9q Suo svQ no peeI pluos
ssu, GpsusI qons pooId VI eIEuTI puB AoIS1rQ'
pIspIosp sq sadxe puv 6pOq suopouuJ EIeeV sQ
Es,rInuns 'esses!p oE1m Qo!qA sIouuq e 'no ssSInd
rus usls6s eq olu! qveq 10 IoSA eV1 sIH'suI pooId
wq, Se,sAousI pus sasueoIo II 'FZ7IdVdFSaVg 20
LJVHEX9 dIE7 OdT0O S.Q7OaJTZEH aoege ~ IsnoS
ano ~ a5Iud epTu ueaq eATq 7eVl saI1SAoo
-gp sq Ilv 10 pooa sq1 salunuuooE arV1 uORdn1Ioe
90, uoJ ssElu puHuuu gou 1Vql slepIosp 1s4OA Qua 20
AAHH " JON
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AGENTS WANTED
for the
NURSE s. spy.

The most interesting and exciting book
ever published, embracing the adventures of
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Notice.

GERMANIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. /, 1858.
~ Office is hereby gwen that Charles Bu~
~ shor now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not yet
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property Of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
Ist. A certain tract of land near the Gers
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75, Abbott township,
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25. acres in warrant 5O78 and adjoining
the above
End. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 56I9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
G. Bushor holds also in trust warrant no.
250l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to GaineSI
containing $50 acres.
IF WIN. RADDE.