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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

x-PREsInENr james Buchanan is
lying very i'll at Lancaster. His COM
plaint is said to be pleuro pneumonia
lie is not expected to recover.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

PCBLic SPEAKtNG.-Attention is call
Ell to the list of appointments published
by capt Clint L. Randle, and the other
candidates for Commonwealth Attor-
hey, in this issue.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

SERIOUSLY ILL.-We regret to learn
that Geo, D. Prentice, the veteran editor
of the Louisville Journal, is lying dan
ger9usly i'll.
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A CALL FROM MINNESOTA.

KINGSTON, p. o., Meeken co., Min.i APl. I, 'ts.
Mn. joins BULL-Dear Sir. moved fresa
Kentucky to this place The stores have
none Of your Worm Destroyer for sale. They
are greatly needed here in Minnesota. A
trial is all that is needed to give them q
reputation. We can't do without them. De
send some on this way.
Yours, sincerely, j. ARRoToop.
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Hts Mother.
Benton BARRACKS, Mo, April 80 C.
DR. JoHS DuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities it possesses, i
send You the following statement ofmy cats:
! was wounded about two years ago-rss
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not eat mp .
moment since | WAS wounded. ! am sbst.
through the hips. My general health is
impaired, and | need something TO assist
nature. have more faith in your 6HesA-
parilla than in any thing else. j wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half q
dozen bottles, and oblige ~
Cart. c. p. JOHNSON,
St. Louis No
F. PS.-The following was written April
80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of
Capt. Johnson
DR.. BULL-Dear Sir Ny husband, DIR. c.
s. Johnson, was "A skillful surgeon and ply
sician in Central New York, where he died,
leaving the above c. =. johnson 10 my care
diarrhea and scrofula, for which gave him
yonr Sarsaparila. IT CURED HIN. have
for ten years recommended il to many in
New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula,
fever sores, and general debility. Perfeet
success has attended il. The cures effected
in some cases Of scr0fula aud fever sores
were almost miraculous. i am very anxi iOus
for my son TO again have recourse 10 your
Sarsaparilla- lie is fearful Of getting
for it, His wounds were terrible, but be-
lieve he will recover.
Respectfully, JESNlr> JOHNSON.
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Mt ANHuoD AND THE FIG0R OF YOUTH
lN restored in four weeks. Success guar

ilIttu- y
DR. REconD's Essence of Life restores
manly power, from whatever cause arising,
the effects of early pernicious habits, self
abuse impotency and climate, give way at
once to this wonderful medicine, if taken
regular "a ording to the directions (which
are vcyy, s;nple and require no restrainst
from business or pleasure Failure is i'm
possible Sold in bottles at S5, or guam
Titles in one for SO. To be had only of the
sole appointed agent in America,
HERMAN GERITZEN, 2O5 2d ave. T.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.


ID ENOWED Cough and Lung Remedy for
IL the cure of Consumption and all dis
eases that lead to it. Read what DR.. Doran
says:
RuShsylr0pia, Logan co.. o.. Aug IA, iG7.
Messrs. J. n. Harris & Go:I will say that
have been dealing in medicines for the
last fourteen years and have never before
found preparations that would have never
before found preparations that would equal
your "Perry Davis Pain Killer and cal
lens Lung Balsam." They not only sell
very rapidly, but give the most perfect sat
isfaction in every case that has come to my
knowledge. In my practice [ very seldom
prescribe patent medicine, but with your
&" Pain Killer" and " Lung Balsan," having
entire confidence in them, and knowing that
they possess valuable medicinal properties,
freely use them in my daily practice. Es-
pecially have l used the Aliens Lung
Balsam," and with the most unbounded sue
cess. As an expectorant it is most certain
ly far ahead of any similar preparations I
have ever known. The "Pain Killer is
ele most standard medicine have for sale,
and many families in this vicinity would as
soon think Of being out of beef or bread as
without a bottle of Pain Killer in the
house. Yours, truly,
ISAAC \. DORAN, NJ. d.
Sold by all Medicine Dealer
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SADDLES! HARNESS! BRIDLES |.
a. $. ANDERSON. A
Iaarmess. COIInrs, etc.
Commissioners IS Sale.

DY virtue of a judgment of the Fulton
ID Circuit Court, rendered at its April
term, 1868, in the case of Ellison & Crider,
vs.. Thomas OHara L win on
MONDAY, JUNE l, 1868,
it being County Court day, offer for sale at
public outery to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in the city of Hickman,
KY, on credit of six months, the follow
ing described lot of land, to wit. vicinity
lot No. II, containing aoout
Five and Half Acres,
lying and being on the Dresden road, in
East Hickman, Fulton county, Ky, or Sc
much thereof as May be necessary to salts
fy the aid judgment, interest and cost.
Tht Purchaser viii be required TO give
bond, bearing interest from date, with APP
proved security, payable TO the Commis-
sioner, for the purchase money: said bond
to have the force and effect of a sale bond at
law, upon which execution may issue when
due. 1. 0. GOALDER,
je9 Commissioner.
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S.. 10. 500. 80. SO. $50.

DREMIUM Club List now ready. Choice
4 varieties Grape Vines at Wholesale
prices, post and express paid from Han
mores' celebrated Grape Vine Nurseries
adjoining Chas Downing. Esq. Ne W burgh
Dss-0riPtiNe NNnOiesule prEce ana CLUB
list sent free. ADDRESS John w. Hanmore
box 81, New burgh, " Y.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
MA YNARD SPORTING RIFL ES.

MA YNARD SPORTING RIFL ES.
MANUFACTURED by the Massachusetts
lNL Arms Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
These celebrated target and sporting Rifles,
which for convenience, accuracy and pene-
tration, have secured reputation beyond
that of any other breech-loading arm, may
be obtained directly from the Manufacturers,
on the most favorable terms. Circulars
-~ith description. price list and Target Rep
resentations, viii be sent, on request by let
ter, addressed as above.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

National, l',ne and Fancy Flag Hanufac-
turer, No ti7 West Pratt street
Baltimore, HI
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
alew Aarertisrn,enta.
The Hazard Powder Company,
MASUFAcTURERs AND DEALERS IN
SPORTING, RIFLE AND TARGET
GUNPONVDER.

VN kegs of % H. 12Ilb, ST lb, and in canis-
I ters of 5 lb and lb each. Their prin-
cipal brands are as follows -
a Electric Gunpowder, in eanisters lb
each.
& American Sporting" in canisters Of lb
and kegs of 81 Id each.
Duck Shooting, iH canisters of 10 each.
Kentucky Rife, in kegs of % Id, l29 and
81 lb each.
Mining and Blasting Powder, in kegs.
These Powders have stood the test of more
than twenty-five years trial, and are guar
anteed TO give the most thorough satisfac-
tion. They can be purchased from all deal
ers in guns and sporting materials and from
our local agents throughout the United
States, or Wholesale at the Office of the COM
pany, No. 80 Wall ST., New York.
4. q. HAZARD, President.
Tnos. S. PoPE, Secretary.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

Fessenden and Grimes opinions were
unqualifedly against conviction. Trum-
bull took decided grounds against the
first eight articles, but his position on
the eleventh is unknown as he did not
complete reading his opinion He said
the Indictment op, the first eight articles
would be squashed by any or all courts
in the country. His position is therefore
not certain, hut the chances are he will
sustain the President.
Henderson is against the same articles,
but expressed no opinion about the re-
manning three, The impeachers, how
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

Van WinEle's name viii undoubtedly
be recorded against the measure, as he
said it could not stand up under such
assaults as were made on it by the opin-
ions of the Senators named.
Sherman and Howe spoke against the
first articles, but viii vote for conviction
on several others.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
y GOOD REASON FOR TIE
CAPTAINS FAITH.
BEsroS BARRACKS, Mo, April 80. g.

Read the Captains Leffsr and tho LetleT Prem
Nls Mother.
, 1868-07-24
Fortegnelse
over uindl0ste Breve i Frederiksteds
POstCOntOir.

Isaac Abramson, Tbs. Aberck, j.
Ackai, Calharine Adams, John Ancker,
J. Artscher, Mrs. A. Borck, Mrs. Boston,
+. Broom, Mrs. H. Burneth, Mary J. Car
ril. Caroline Carly, Maria Cherchal, At
fred Coford, PhIIisa Cornelius, w. Cor
%nelius, Salmy Christian, Jane Cruise, J..
Dedny, Louise Durat, Louisa Ellis, w.
Flanders, Miss Nj. Francis, Cath. Fred
riks, Hester Frederiks, Ruth Fredriks,
VIM. Fross, Amelia Casper, W. Harri-
gan, Victoria Hendeman, is. Hyndman,
Madalain Jespha, D. Johannes, Leah
John, Louisa Janas, Esther Joseph, Virgil
MIA Joseph, Maria Kpthshure, w. Lamb,
Sue Lyons, J. McFarlane, Chr. Mecer,
w. Moore, Emilia Pedro, Saml. Peterson,
Coroline Phillip, Elina Percival, Francis
Rodgers, Cath. Sheenegan, Mary Sihle,
N. Silve, Maria Simson, Elijah. Simmons,
Simon Simmon, sophia Thomas, VIM.
Thomas, Ann E. Williams, Christian Will
liams. is. Williams, Rebecca Williams.
Sus. Williams, This. Williams, is. D. Year
wood.
, 1868-07-24
Unclaimed Letters
in Christiansteds Post Office.

Mrs. ArabelIa Andersen, Chester Baa,
Anthony Beaudhuy, Arabella Benners,
H. S. Biestrup, John Benjamin, w. Chri-
stopher, Mrs. Eliza Burke, James CIearke,
Martin Conill, Mr.. Alexander Grouse, Jo-
hannah Conton, J. Cruz, Eliza D eMendes,
Mrs. Define, Margaret Doras, Augustine
Doguela, Clara NJ. Edmond, Ann Eliza
FinIay, Ann Fletcher, Mrs. AImira Fross,
WaIdemar Gelheart, Juliana George,
Mary Gibbons, d. e. Graham, E. Hat
chett, Chr. Hendrikson, Mrs. Nanny
Henry, Anna Henry, Mrs. Louisa Heyli-
ger, Knox HeyIiger, A. S. Howard, Flilz
Huyghue, Frederick H%uyghue, Jany
Jacobs, Johanna Jacobs, Andrew Jackson,
Arabella Jackson, Mrs. a. Jackson, David
James, Hester james, Sarah James, Ellen
Joseph, NJ. L. Koefoed, Sarah Ann McFar-
lane, Capt. McGregor, Sheffield, McLaren,
Mrs. Maria Manning, A. Martin, johanna
Miner, Sarah Miller, Wilhelmine No
mann, Mrs. Odaniel, Mrs. E. Parker, 0.
Petersen, R. Rasmussen, Catherine Ri
chards, Julia Roberts, Abr. J. Roberts,
Mlchonel Ryner, Quimina Ross, Idea
Jaccobsons, Charles Shmidt, Peter Scmidt,
James Soloman, Augustus Thomas, Hester
Thomas, A. NJ. Williams, Sally Williams,
Maria Williams, Christian Ogaard.
Christiansteds Royal Post Office, 21st
July 1868.
, 1868-07-24
II. AVIS"
Striatinaatrd, 81. grni1.
FRIDAY, GATH JULY 1868.

WE have been favored by His Honor
Judge Sarauw with some interesting sta
tistical data relating to the mortality of
children in the Police Jurisdiction of FREE
deriksted. These data were collected by
Judge Sarauw at the time when he was
p%olicemaster in the district, consequently,
when he had the best opportunity of doing
so. That he took the trouble to do so, is
one more proof of the deep interest he
takes in the welfare of the labouring-
classes of the community, and is a good
illustration of the sound and broad views
which he is so we'll known to entertain as to
what is the true interest of the community
at large. He at least knows that it is not
in the interest of, not only the community
atlarge, but ofeven the planters themselves
to neglect SO important a question as the
one he has taken so much trouble accurately
to investigate. IF there are others who
pride themselves on knowing the same, we
can only say that it is a pity that they do
not, each in their particular sphere of ac-
ton, take the same trouble to come to an
accurate knowledge of the facts of so inn
portant a question. For, we unhesitatingly
maintain that there are few, if any, more
important questions to a community than
, 1868-07-24

absence from this Island an election of
two members, according to order from
Government will take place at the Court
house on Saturday The ld august mert.
The polling will m at ~
o'clock noon and in accordance with the
Colonial Law ) 80 will close at 8 o'clock.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District at the Jurisdiction of Frederik-
sted, 23rd July 1868.
G. SaraUW,
Chairman.
, 1868-07-24
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT C~HRIsTIANsTED
July 21,-Danish ship Malvina, Larsen, Copen-
hagen, Ballast.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
July 21,-American schooner J.. E. Daley, f.
Wall, New Haven, Sugar & MOlasses.
23,-Ditto brig T. Towner, West End,
Molasses.
ENTERED AT FREDERIKsTED
July l7,-Danish barque Galilei, Bang, Copen-
hagen, Estate Supplies.
i" 1S,-American schooner Neptune's Bride,
Crowell, New York, Provisions and
Estate Supplies.
CLEARED Al FREDERIKsTBD
July 16,-Danish barque GerSon, Hummer
lehn, Copenhagen, Sugar and Rum.
" do. Ship Dorothea Melchior, Harboe,
Calcutta, Provisions.
" 17,-American brigantine Alpha, Munson,
New York, Sugar, Rum and Molasses.
" 1S,-Do. barque Antelope, White, New
York, Sugar, Rum and Molasses
, 1868-07-24

VIVA 2det Medlem af Colonialraadet for
D Christiansteds Jurisdictions Landdi-
stricts VaIgkreds, Hr. H. c. Radcliffe paa
Grund af Bortreise err udtraadt af Raadet,
vii il6Ige Gouvernementets Ordre Valg of
ct Mrdlem flnde Sted her paa Thlnghuset
TIrSdagen den 4de august d. Il.
ValghandIingen begyndrr Middag Kl.l2
sIet og vii i HenhoId til CoIoniallovens
: 80 suites III. 3 slet.
VaIgbestyreIsen for Chrisiiansteds Ju-
riSdictions LanddiStrict den 23de JUL 1868.
G. Sarauw,
Formand.
, 1868-07-24

BTIHE 2nd member of the Colonial Coun-
q ell for the Country District of the
Jurisdiction of C~hriStiansted, Mr.. H. G.
Ratclitfr, having vacated his seat on ac-
count of absence from this Island, an
election of one member according 10 or
der from Government will take place at
the Courthouse on Tuesday the All august
neat.
The polling will at 70
o'clock noon, and in accordance with the
Colonial Law 5 80 will close at 3 o'clock.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District Of the Jurisdiction of Christian
sted, 23rd July 1868.
q. SarHuw,
Chairman.
, 1868-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


UNDER 23de JUL 1868 har Gouverne-
mentet beskikket Contreadmiral Og Planter
j. Christmas, Commander af Dannebroge
og Dannebrogsmand til Overformynder paa
St. Croix istedetfor Overkrigscommissair
W. Simmelkiar.
, 1868-07-24

VIA 2det og 4de MedIem af Colonial
N raadet for Frederiksteds Jurisdictions
LaDddistricts VaIgkreds, de Herrer j.
Hinkson og E. A. Heilbuth ere udtraadte
at Raadet paa Grund af Bortreise, vii
if6lge Gouvernementets Ordre VaIg af 2
Medlemmer fnde Sted her paa Tinghuset
L0verdagen den lste august d, Il.
Valghandlingen begynder midday Kl.l2
slet. og vii i Henhold til Coloniallovens
s 80 suites KI. 3 slet.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiks'eds Ju-
risdictions Landdistrict den 23de JUL 1868.
C.. Sarauw,
FOrmand.
, 1868-07-24

WaHE End and 4th member of the Colo
u NAL Council for the Country District
of the Jurisdiction of F~rederiksted,
Messrs. ]. Hinkson and E. A. Heilbuth
having vacated their seats on account of
, 1868-07-24
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,

during the week from 10Th to 21st July.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines Lines Lines
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IL
the Union. With Sceues and accidents
e in the Great Rebellion.
COMPRISING Narratives of Personal Adventures,
~ Thrilling Incidents. Daring Exploits, Heroic
Deeds, Wonderful Escapes. Life in the Camp, Field
ana Hospital; Adventures of Spies and Scouts, to-
gether with the Songs Ballads. Anecdotes and Hu-
mcrous Incidents of the War Splenddly Illustrated
with 4efa=G
100 FINE PORTRAITS AND BEAUTIFUL EN-
w - % CRAVINGS -ls
There il certain portion Of the war that will ne yer
into the regular histories nor be embodied in re-
nance or poetry, which IS very real part Of il, and
will. preserved, CONVEX 10 succeeding generations
better idea Of the spirit of conflict than raav DIR
reports careful narratives of eveas ud this par
ty may be called the gossip, the sun the pathos OF
the This illustrates the character the leaders
the humor Of the soldiers the devotion of women the
bravery of men, the pluck of heroes, the romance
and hardships of the service. go 49,
The Valiant and Brave Hearted the PICTURESQUE
and ORA matte, the Witty and Marvellous the Tender
and Pathetic, and the whole Panorama OF the War
are here ti1riiIingiy portrayed in mastery
manner. at once histortcai and romantic rendering il
the most ample. unique, brilliant and readabl- beck
that the war has csIed forth sE @@a8
Amusement well as fnstrurtion NAV be found ia
everr page as gr1phc detail, briianf Wit. and
thentic history are skifuy Fnferwoven in this WORK
Of literary art. s as
Send for Circulars and sec our terms and full
description of the wnrk- Address q s7sse#
JONES BROTHERS co. Efncinuati o.
Jan. 50. le6S.-4o-H ass@ fezs = 6ss
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License Notice.

NOTiCE is hereby given to the citizens of Jeder-
- son Township, Wayne County, Indiana, that
" iham Waits, resident of Hagsrstown, in said
Township, County sndz State, will apply at the next
y for license to cell aprituous viDous and malt IL
q1ors, in less quantities than quart . time, and
allow the same to be drank On the pre- misses where
SOLD Agreeable 70 the provisions of the Law spprov-
ed March 5sh, 1859. - 9ses - -
The premises ON which i propose to sell. are de-
seribed follows, TO- wit The east front room Of
the one story building. efuased on the North West
corner of Main and Plum streets, Let No. 4, Block
No 8, In the said Town of Hagerstown, Jsfersen
Fewnship. Wayne County, Indiana -
1 50-4w.s - &c., WILLIAM WALTZ. s.
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It is reported by washington cor,

1t is reported by Washington corres.
pondents. that JOHNSON has informed
GRANT that he considers his last letter
insubordinate, and that he will not here
after submit to such language. It is
lust like MosKs to throw himself back
on Dis dignity and talk to GRANT about
the respecs due his superior authority,
afser peddi'ng Our TO newspaper CORES
pondents garbled ana uu<ruthfui stase-H
ment of private conversation between
himself AID the General. II circumstan.
ces enable yoHxsos to do an act. Of
petty meanesss, he is sure to embrace
the pportunity.-{sd- Journal
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A New TERRlroRY.-In the House Of
Representatives at Washington, on Mon
day, Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, reported
bill for the organization of the Territory
Wyoming. 1t is off that part of Dakotah
west of the continuation OF the western
bouniry of Nebraska. 1t is claimed that
this area of nearly one hundred thons
sand square miles contains fifteen thoa-
sand inhabitants, and that the poPoia
ton is rapidly increasing, on acco0nt CT
discoveries of rich gold mines Inc
Governor of Dakotah has RECON- amended
the proposed division. IKE capltai is
to be Cheyenne City. TIE bill was re-
ferred to the committee on serr'tofles.
Allen County is tie most heavily tax
ed county in the, State,,it is also the
most intensely Democratic. 1t has long
seen famed fcf high taxes and big Dem
| cratic msierities. These two things
seem TO go always together--they are
insepasable
F. John A Finch. Marion. is mention
ed as candidate for Reporter OF the Su-
premc Court.
The residence of P. D Viets, Evans
vile, was burned on Thursday. Loss
81, 200. Insured $500.
The o. & NJ. Railroad machine shops
are to emigrate from yincennes to
An ex soldier Of the Union army, dy-
ing of consumption, was sent to the Van
derburg Poor House the other day. He
should have gone to the Soldiers Home.
| The Louisville, New Albany Il Chica-
go Railroad Company will issue half
fare tickets at all points along the line
of their road. to persons attending the
State Convention at Indianapolis on the
Goth of February.
w. U. Everson's jewclry store, at
Madison was entered by burglars on
Monday night and robbed of goods to
the amount of one thousand dollars
worth The robbers carried off safe
containing the goods.
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On information furnished by Mr.. Bine
ham, recenetly appointed Deputy col
lector OF Internal Revenue at Abbey.
vile. s. c. eighty Illicit distiIleries were
seized in that district, and several Of
their propri~tors arrested Subsequent
" Mr.. Bingham was shot through the
shoulder by man who, it has been
found out was hired By the whi.key
men to commit the crime
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DURSUANT % An order Of The Common PIsas
ana, the Undersigned viii o1bs e Pnbke Sal6,on Sat
urday, the TN day Of Aaseh, 1885, {unlass snh q
tate, Of Christopher Hermask, deeeassd, to-wie: ]
Lots 49, - snd -, in 0rsenvood, laid ous Sn1auss
W. Salter, containing and loA rods ~ iyinR
the Richmond aud Boston sosix a Hsei-
moDd, X Of mile. Lot 10, has on Il e6o6 heiek
dwelling house and Lot =. hes laEes stshes. The
iots eaa Be sold separ.tsIy aitsssss ny sest
s One sourfi Of the purchase aeesy wi b ssqpissd
she day of SALE and IL residue - thsee enl ~
staiaents, of g. le sad II, mosfhs EreaAAe ds1e r.
sale, With interests Sotes vsiviag - zhsasGs 81
vasustiss &sPpsnissaases la0syasd sEknGe = H.
prop zrsy - ssczEs he deferred peyssasuH be re-
- sAs purchases cozAitioned % makea aeea ~ IL
sale b confirmed nd she conseyases osssod ~ IL
Court. Ssa- on ~ preaisss.zse s-a#u eessssA.
THOMAS yESTOR Ccamisssousr.
Iss e1sh. Iess 49,
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pESpLErox.-TIe Cincinnati: Enquirer
of w ednesday contains collection of
wood cuts, one of which is doubtless in
tended asa portrait of its candidate for
President. ME- Pendleton. II Is . picture
OF a fat faced, round bellied, comforta
bis looking bond holder. seated in an
arm chair with a high back, his right
elbow resting upon table, and bun
die of bonds in his LEFT hand.
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FHHHE undersigned, Administrator, de bouus non.
j Of the Estate of Smith Hunt, sdsceAsed with
the win annexed viii sell Public Auctiou on the
80 Saturday,. the I sth day Of nexsFebsuary,
The following Described real estate, Che same hciue
the Old Homestead of the deceden., ts-wft:
The Northwest quarter Of Section twentY-hve fzs1
Township thirteenth ID. Range swof D. West; Also
the following described part of the Southwest
sosarfer ~ said section. to-~it: Bevinnise one
hundred and ten lie poles east of the nsrts-west
corner. on The line said quarter. running thence
south AZ degrees wessS four chains and ffty
O. inks D, Stake, tasacs south ~ desrees. ~est
eieyen n chains and s.egsaiy -lse 80 = links
tsaace faIti 30 degr-es, rest Twelve fJz chains
sc ani nire,en 49, links u tire north siise of sa8
qnarters thence east on sai3 qusrssr-seefou line
10 he place of beginning, supposed 70 be nineteen
lIsl chains and nineteen 1Si links, containing Ten
acres 2as 14S $50 81 ~ rs = $780,
Terms of Saie.--One-fhird of the psr.ha,e
money &c be paid at the Sale, and the balance in six
and sseive months.the purchaser giving biz notes
with approved secusity drawine internal, and waiv
ing valuation and appraisement laws. -
ian. Is, 1861 47l9 NOSES ROBBINS.