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PROPOSALS.
NJ AvoY srUPPLrn E
NAVY DHPAhrMENT.


BUREAU OF PRovIstONa AND OLoTHINe,
January ~. 1867. }
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed ''Propo-
i Gr Ss SSEPseS H Be ,Se as dsy Ss
OF February next for furnishing and delivering at
the United States Navy Yards at New 4 lork and
Boston on OF before he 1st day of April next the
quantities Of the different articles spec d in the
following hst; two thirds to be delivered a. New
York and one-ihird AZ Boston, vIz.:-
New Navy Beet. 5000 barrels, per barrel.
New Navy Pork 6I00 barTele, per barrel.
hice, lC0.O coo pOunde, per pound.
DRIED Apples, lOO GOO pounds, per pound
sugaT, 10000 pounds, per pound.
lea, 4O,OOp ounds, per pound.
Coffee, 100000 rounds per pound.
Beans, 500 bushels per buehel. W.
MOlasses, ~ COO Ral one, per gallon. ..
Bids viii be received for oneIourth, one.balf,
thlee-ourths, Oh the whole Of the quantities named,
and those only wall be accepted which are considered
Tor the advantage OF the Government
All the articles contained in the above list must
be equal TO the Navy standard, and pass the usual
iDsI ection. -... J.
TO contain bidders referred TO the samples
at tie said Navy Yards; and Tor information as TO
the laws and regulations lin pamphlet torm regard,
imp contracts, TO tie Offices of the COmmandants ana
Iaymastels OF the several Navy Yards. .. g.
Imported aric.es will be received in DOnd lree
from duty, ana no internal revenue tax VIII De
cbaTgeab o upon any of the above artc es.
Every oher must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed by one or more responsible per
sons to the effect that he or they unoertake that
the bidder bidders will il his or their bid be nc'
otpted, enter INTO an Obhgauon within five days,
with good and sufficient Buretles, to furnish the
supplies prOposed; the competency OF the guarantee
to be certified Dy the Pay master District Attorney,
or Collector of the Customs. ...
No kropOsal will be considered unless accompanied
by such guarantee and by satisfactory evidence that
The bidder 10 regular dealer in the articles ana mas
the license required by the Act of Cougress
Fl, BRIDGE,
IA mat Chief of Bureau.
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n " E N NJ N t SAL e
The property known as the
GOVERNMENT TANNERY AND STEAM SAW
MILL, .t
with seventy acres OF land, near SAN ANTONIO,
Texas. ...- ....-.. ..
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received up
TO tht first day OF Marcn, 1867, 1Or the purchase of
75 acres of ano, more or less, together with the
buildings erected thereon, and the appurtenances
appertainlng, that is to say:-
One Tannery, containing twelve stone lime vats,
fity-twO wooden vats seven stone pools and capable
OF tanning eco hides per annUm.
One Steam saw Mill, capable OF saving 5000 feet
OF lumber daily.
One small Stone Building.
Ihe above property is situated about two miles
above San Antonio, on the san Antonio river and
the water is conducted to the establishment by u
race OF heWn stone, la1d in cement.
The land was purchased and improvements made
by the late so called oniederdte Government, and
are estimated TO have cost $15e 600 IN gold.
The property has been under lease tor the year
1866 az monthly rent OF $500, payable IN advance
secured title in fee simple wll be gwen by the
UNI ed States Government.
Proposals viii be marked, proposals for Govern
ment Tannery and Saw Mill" and addressed to
j b. KIDDOO,
Bv't Maj Gen. Asst Comm, Bureau R. f and A
L., Galveston, Texas. INV
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DRoposALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Maryland

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Maryland, !
January 9, 1867. J
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at lhis Office until THURSDAY, II O'Clock NJ,
January "a 1867 the delivery the City of Bal
tmore OF forty eight (48) Cavalry Horses.
The horses will be subjected TO careful inspection
before being accepted. they must be sound IN all
respects ell broken, in tull heh and good condi.
tlon, from fifteen to sixteen hands high, from five
TO nine years old, well adapted IN every way Tor
cavalry purposes.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agree
ment must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, which guarantee must accompany the
proposal
The horses must be delivered within twenty
(20) days from the date OF acceptance of any pro-
posal
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Payment to be made on completion OF
contract,
Bids will be endorsed Proposals for Cavalry
Horses, and addressed to the undersigned, Balt.
more, Md.
BY order of the QuarteTmaster. General.
A. s KIMBALL,
Captain ana A. Q. NJ, us A,
Ill lit Depot Quartermaster.
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graph to SUCH an extent that have been unable
sooner to lay my report before your honorable
body; but am happy now TO be able TO relieve
your minds of all fears as to the existence o.
any such societies. The most thorough and
complete Information assures me that there are
no such societies, and that the subject uniVer
sally discussed in the afternoon meetings OF
the Southern cliques was dinner
VERIBAD HOKBs,
Chief United States Detective Police.
Washington, January g. 1867.
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DROPOsALs FOR CONTINUING DELA.
WARE BREAK WATER.
ITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, !
No. 209 SOUTH : IXTH STREET,

II w w
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
No. 209 SOUTH IXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, January Z, 1867. J
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with COPY of this
advertisement attached to each will be received at
this Office until the 2lst OF February 1867 for stone
TO the amount OF $67 900 (sixty thousand dol
lars), for the Delaware Breakwater.
The stone to be OF the hardest and most durable
quality; the delivery to commence on or about the
18th Of May and to be comp eted OV the 18TH OF
september, and the weekly delivery to be nearly
as possible uniform.
OF the total amount of stone, four ffths are re-
qured be blocks of not less than two TONS and
De-ffth in blocks of upwards of One-tOurth OF a
ton,
he stones will be subject to rigid inspection, and
will be received or not, as the Engineer, or his
agents. shall find them to accord, or not, as to
quality and size, with the above description. r.l
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should be appended TO
the guarantee, and who should be certified to as
beng good and sufficient security, by the United
States District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or
other pub ic officer
A reservation of ten per centum on partial pay
ments will be made during the delivery of the
stone.
Envelopes to be endorsed, Proposals for Stone
for Delaware Breakwater."
Bids will be opened at 12 O'Clock M. on THURS.
DAY, the 21st OF February, 1867, and bidders are
invited to be present a..
For further information apply at this office
q. SEAFORTH STEWART,
tuths 6w Maj Eng. and BVt. Lt.-Col. .
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MANAGERS.

Joseph d. Ellis, No. 325 N. Third street; Jesse R.
Walker, N. W. corner Fourth and Chesnut; f. j..
Walter No 272 S. Third Wilhelm Eisenlohr No
lS7 S. Tenth streets Christian Mack, No 2 s: Broad
street; Charles Grill, No 724 Fibert street; Mason
Hirsch No Ala Market street; Louis Hiehnerwald NO.
2Sl Dock street; Caspar Bicker No sos Arch streets
Henry Gebauer, No. 1923 SAMSON street.
Tickets can be obtained of j. Risley, Continental
Hotel; Joseph SteppaeheT, No 53l Chestnut street; (;
George Muller, No. 72S Vine street; F. & L. Ladner,
No. $50 N. Third streets and Actien Hail. No SAL N.
Third streets sangerbund Hall, corner OF Crown and
Callowhil; and of the Mani ayers. ll47t
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

f%Fs> PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
xNALAN BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE q LEVY
FkAUTTCAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS
MACRIN lists, BoILEk-MAKERs. BLACKsMITHs
and FOUNDERS, hav'ng ior many years been in sue
cessul Oper alton, and been exclusively engaged In
buidi and repairing srire and River Engines high
iers etc etc. respectfully ener their services to the
public being fully prepared to contract for engines
ali size s. Msrine, RIVER and Stationary; having
patterns OF different Sizes prepared to execute orders
making made at the shortest nolice. High and Low
Pennsylvania charcoal iron FOrgngs of all sizes and
kinds Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptons Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting and all other work connected
with the above business
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishme tree OF charge, and work guaran.
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
repars OF boats where they lie perfect safety
and ale provided with shears, blocks, falls etc etc.
''- JACOB c NEAFIE
JOHN p. LEVY.
S2lS BEACH and PALMER Streets,
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.asEErnsa PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
0G9s9 BANDAGE INSTITUTE. no; 1
ss5km NINTH street, abeve AazkeL-np -
EVLRETT, .elil thirty years practical e1Belenpee p
Patent Graduating PRESSURE Truss, and variety
others supporters, Eleste stockings shouloer Braces
ucted by Lady. bsN
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MEDICAL.

DR, j. S. ROSES ALTERATIVE
~ THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Ifyou have corupt dlsordered, vitiated blood you
sick ali over may appear as pimples,
active disease, or 1t may only make you feel ian
guild depressed; but you cannot have good heath If
your blood is impure DR. Roses Alternative removes
ali these impurities and is the remedy that will
you to healIh
ii is unequaed for the of all diseases OF the
glands scrotula, tubercuar consumption and all erup
lions Of the skin. Price 81 Sole agents - -
No 232 North SECOND Street.
DIR. DYOTTvS ITCH OINTMENT
will cure every form itch, and superior any other
remedy the of that dlsagreeable and tormenn
complaint. Price % cents. Sent per mai, 40 cents
DYOCC d. co,
No 232 North SECOND Street
DIR, j. s. ROSES EXPECTORANT.
For the cure OF consumption coughs, colds asthma
cataTrh influenza spitLng of blood, bronchitis and all
diseases OF the lungs.
This syrup having stood the test of many years ex
perience a me0y irTta ion any Inflammation
of the lungs tn bronchia. is acknowledged by
all to be a remedy superior to other known
pound used the reieI and of coughs and
sumption. Price 81. Sole agents. , no
as6m No. 232 North SECOND Street.
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MEDICAL BOARD FOX THE EXAMINA.
INl TION OF CAN DIDArES FOX ADMISSION
INTO lHE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SUhGEONS >.
80 bURRAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
--- NAVY DEPARTMENT,
--- December 20, 1866.
A Roayd of Medical Oficers Is now IN session at
the NAVAL ASYLUM Philadelphia, for the eXRmi
nation OF candidates for admission into the Medical
GentIemen deslrous OF appearing before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary
OF tine Navy, or 10 the undersigned, stating resi-
accompanied by respectable testimonials Of moral
character. r,t...,L l.t,L--. .L. u., ....f
more than tWenty.siX ears of age. IulI J..
No expense is allowed by the Government TO can
didates attending the sessions Of the Board as a
successful examination is legal pEereQuIsite for
appointment in the Navy.
ihe many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
insure Immediate appointments to successful cand-
r. j HORWITZ
3th10t Chief of Bureau.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ISOy Addaloaal clty Intoatgence see FJh Page. ]

-
a bkLL SOMEwHERE.-A couple of young
men came on 10 this city TO make some investi-
cations into the contents of the sewers. They
paid their respects to the Mayor, and asked his
permission 70 enter the Sc wers, and by him we're
Accordingly, that officer was waited on by
two young men, who desired information as to
she size end location of the sewers, passing
through the portions OF the city inhabited by
these who are supposed to wear diamonds and
costly iewelry, and are 20 careless about such
wealth that they allow it TO run into the sewers
The Chief, before atIordlng the information de-
sired, eierred the parties to the Chiet Commits.
sOner of Highways, as the officer having CHARGE
Of the manholes leading into the sewers. THE
Commissioner has not yet been waited upon
and the probability is that the search has
already commenced.
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}. VAUGHAN MERMCK, WILLIAM H. hERRIcK
JOHN D. COPE.
COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
= WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS,
ENG1N EERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines tor
Land, River, and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc,
Castings Oh all kinds, either iron or brass
Railroad Stations etc. nm ..r.... - ~,
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most I'm
proved construction.
Saw, and Grst Mus; Vacuum Pans, Open Steam Trains
Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, ETC. .....
Sole Agents for N. Bineux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and AS
pinwan d Woolseys Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Machine 6d0S
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AN INTERESTING REPoRT.-The annual
report of the INDECENT Widows and Single
WOmen's Society was read at the Home. in
very feelingly to the deaths of Miss Jane D. L.
Kane who was Secretary for twenty-six years.
and their late President, Margaret Hodge.
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RECOVERY OF Mr.. RALsToN's REMAINS
Whilst removing the debris of the warehouse
No. 227 N. Broad street, lately DESTROYED bv fire
the workmen found the body of Mr.. Raiston,
who was burned to death at that fire. The BODY
wac badly burned, the feet being burned com
pletely Off; the head was also detached from the
body. The remains were removed to rhe stable
OF an undertaken near by, and the Coroner mott
ned to hold an inquest Chls affair is wrapped
in mystery. No knowledge of the origin OF tho
ire could be obtained. The suppositon was
that some person or persons who knew of the
old gentleman having considerable money about
him, entered the building, murdered him, and
set the premises on ire 20 avoid detection. The
Coroners investigation will no doubt throw
some light on the affair
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RIoTER PABDoNED.-Washing Hamil-
ton, who was convicted of taking part in the
riot at Moyamensing avenue and Federal streets,
in September last, and sentenced to one years
imprisonment has been pardOned by Governor
Curtin.
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A CADEM OF MU SIC.
SENGERRUND
CRAND MA SKED BALL,
JANUARY FL, 1867.

Tickets IS co. admitting G Gentleman and one Lady :
each additional lady ticket, 81 90.
No person will be admitted without presenting the
check.
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-D. M. Grey, aged 90
years, fell on the ice in Market street, below
Fourth, yesterday. and fractureda his hip-bone.
He resided at No. 1888 Melon street.
Peter McGolack, aged 2S years, resident of
Port Clinton, had his leg broken by heavy
piece OF rock falling upon it at that place. Both
were admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital
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ANNIvERsARY.-The seventeenth Ami
yersaTy of the Union School and Chidren's
Home took place last evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Broad and Arch streets
Over one hundred of the children belonging to
the Home sang appropriate hymns. The insti-
tuition has received for the year $40, ,464'l5 and
expended $40, ,45S'0S, leaving balance of $6'O7
The report referred to the death of the late Pre-
sident John p CroZier
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Will
liam H. Brown, aged 26 years, residing at Thlr.
teenth and Christian streets, and employed as
labOrer at the new Horticultural Hall Broad
street, above Spruce, was instantly killed yes.
terday afternoon. He was engaged in hostlug
up lumber to the second story, when the sling
containing the boards slipped, a quantity OF
fairly on the top of the head, frncturing the
skull. SURGEON Neil was summoned but before
his arrival the man had ceased to breathe. The
body was removed to the Fifth District Station
House, Fifteenth and Locust streets, and Coroner
Daniels notified to hold an inquest.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
~ g M MaESEUT Street, above TWELFTM
MIR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
"n' nA'9 ~ y 2NTaGsI&sT1c GSf RECEPTION.
Positively Last THs Nis9Sts s6SSNrr 9, sooGAH
WIN w ISMENsE SUCCESS
"'D " IBsEXUTiFUL SCENERY,
THE GREAT 0GTGRACT SCENE
GIANTS oHusEwAY,
KNOWN AS
WIN couciIda SIP PEI p LIS b B!a BAsi T.
THE IDIOT WITNESS -
SATURDAY AFrERN DON, January 10,
g, GRAND FAMILY MATlNEE.
second time of the succe, sful matinee piece,
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
wv N. e. corner Of NINTH and WALNUT streets.
RoSANCE AND REALITY A SUCCESS.
Eighth Night OF the eminent Comedian,
MR.. JOHN BROUGdAM,
Win RH HeTUR0Us ApPLaUsE.
THIS T@SfRsdSSySIH e SSHE kyBRdS6S BR66SasH aIsrHRuAry i5
wi" enact S5 tae GgTS TaP tns 6s gFTsf ggTN OF
JACK SWIFT, AlI
in his own original American comedy of
ROMANCE AND REALITY.
Mrs. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
HNofHER NEW PLAY-Sioo 900.
MRS. JOHN DREW.
MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
Byron's new Comedy, entitled
100000,
Alice Barlow. Mrs. JOHN DREW
AIDED BY THE FULL COMPANY.
Concluding each evening with
lAUG liable COMEDIETTA.
FRlDAY-BENEFIT OF MRS. JOHN DREW,
A GRAND ENTERTAINERS.
MoNDAY-G. L. FOX. PANTOMlME
NEW NJ 3 R CAN HEATRE.--
IN Engagement Of the cell lebrated
MR. BELVu RYAN.
THIS EVENING,
THE GREEN HILLS OF THE FAR WEST.
THE TWO 2
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GOV ERNMaE ENT SALE
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NEW CnrRcH The members b
St. Joseph congregation Of Catholics
in this place, have determined Oh cree
ting Dew church. edi.icc, on a siis
just east OF the present church, and
gu scale commensurate with the ne
cessitics OF the congregation. Til,
present building has for some Tins
been too small Tor the number Of PEG
pie attending there. The new build
ing will form a considerable addition
to the architecture Of orr town. as il
will have 10 be very large. and the lib,
efality and taste 81 ST. Joseph's con
grcgation in church affairs is d matter
Of inst pride to each member. The
work Of qnarrying ont the stone began
on last Monday. and it is supposed
the building will be completed 10 two
years.
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IL Retorn~ frozen th- Alsb,mi ei-c.ion,
have been received al tie War ciiire =
Tney show thai he number Of voter. reyis
tered sss one huadred sue six'v-ihre.
thousand one HUNDRED snd ,weniy. In.
number OF votes cs-' VS. rin-rs -iwo si,t i
ssnc TWO hundred snd TX y-'hr~c. ~ whscs
All but i've ihnusand "a . bundred snd lhi-ts
nine we're IN favor Of convention. III.
white vote ~ss sboUt slxs-ea lhoussrd Nv
hundred Five six'hs " ~ cnrrenr.o.
d 1esates are rs2abicsn-. ard sb9u, hi.: .
ID en-. are cnIcrsd men.
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a. n. RAILROAD. At neetln. a
The Stockholders III tie Anderson Va.
lev railroad. held Al Ferdinand on last
Tuesday. the follow NJ persons were
elected Dire tors tor the next ysar: ~
Il. Min's. II Saith. .lr.. A. Men
ringer. r Ludwig. Fred. Common. :
Fer. A. II. Miller. +. i'lckhardt. q
+. Srhnrz, J. -. IIopprni,hn. John
Hoffman,. :. kneblrr ar~i 4. Doane
The prospects of The road were rel're-
seniei a. i,c frightening. and all thal
j. necessary 70 insure lts construction
is i.r all interested in tito 70 u work
for 1t wi.h xill.
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DEaoREsrs lLIlsrRArED MONTHLY
The current number vf this iavorlrr
periodical is very good one. In ad-
diion 70 its usual illustrations. includ-
ing tile cu,ored fashion plate, there
are three large plates devoted TO fash
ions. and another feature Of special
interest q ladies, viz: foil size pat
tern Of Winter CLOAK. The special
departments are not neglected. and
there, il the usual variety Of excellent
reading matter. stories. poems. etc
This is the best and most useful Of the
parlor magazines. and no family can
afford to do without il. Subscription
price. So yearly, with valuable pre-
inicm. Address.
W. JFNSISCs DEvoREsT.
413 broadway. n. u.
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CHEAP GooDs.-Mr. Jos. Sermers.
helm il now receiving a very large
stock Of the most desirable new goods.
to which be invites the attention Of
the public, in another column. 10.
Is an old and experienced hand in the
business, and knows how to bny FOL
the interest Of bis customers. He be-
lieyes "tlie best is the cheapest
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CT Henry War; Bescrr. 10 80 discourse
on Sunday, ssid that sOme men ~isI no.
shave on sunday. sni ", ,hev spend Il
ne week ~ shaving ,heir f-ilp~ men. sna
many folks iLink i very wicked 10 bisck
their becls on Suncay morr'ng. vi ihey u
not hesitate % black :her nsiehosrr reps
iation on xeak S.xs,,
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q . The Indianapolis Hersli ssys: An
lditor AcCary. '0r h purpose ~ ascertain
Ing The exnc, amount u inds b,edness ~ the
) age. has addressed sircul.r 10 The county
s0diiors, requesting answers 10 tie follow
lag inie'r0gaions:
! Vast ~s- ,hs aggregate oh, o. yeur
county "a the isst Mvndss IN Junr. lo65!
Whist por'ion 81 SAID ds5r wss h cur
rel ior wsr porpose-l
= What MAS the sesrssate d. 81 Of vo-,
eonpiy - The hrst Siond 10 Jpoe, ls67
A. Whaa ~ grrs- - Dr,ng m.0- 10 'hr
pss meni n the debt. cid ~nsi i tie sx q,
iag .sEv ier ms, raspc-si
> Vast hiss been tha rate Of .,i,r
fpF 81. purposes from 1860 10 1867 lsrlu
slve.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
NOTICE i hereby gwen. th.s rhe under
~ signed Commissioner appointed by III.
Court Of Common Piess Of Dupois County
Indians. in = suit for Psrution Of lands
wherein Nicholas Hotfman and Msrgsreihs
Hcffnsr are Plsintiffs, and Marisna VIE.
lgsnd " Defendant. will sell Il public suc.
lion By order Of ssid Court on
SATURDAY. November %, 1867.
on the premises the following real estate
situated in ssd county u Dubois to.wit.-
The north half Of the north west quarter o.
section ten. in Township number I~o souii
range number four west, containing eight,
acres more or lsss.
TERns or SALE--One half Of The pur,
chase money 70 De psid in cash. snd The re-
idue 10 twelve months, the pnrch sser giving
note for said deferred payment. bearing ia
sererest With approved surety. sDd waving
benefit from ssIustion md spprsismsrt ia~s
Il. S.-SAis 10 commence e. 2 o'clock. Y
JOHN wEiKEL. Com.
I p. BuTrrsEs. Any.
Nov. .. 67-3w