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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-05
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA.
ENECuTINE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
DY TIE AUTHORITY IN NE vEsTrp ny
ID the Constitution and Laws u the State ~
Nevada, hereby ofcra
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery u THOMAS RILEY
to either the Sheriff Of Lyon County, or 10 tho
sheriff of ormsby County, Nevada. Said Riley 10
charged with the murder II Timothy q. Smith.
then sheriff u ormsby County, alleged o. have
been committed on the night q Thursday. De.
eember L. 1867. at said Riley's House. In Lyon
County, while said Smith was attempting 10 atesi
him for shooting one Miles oGndy, the sRms
night, at Empire City, ormsby County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley is an ffishman; about Eve feet ",
inches high; hair gray, formerly broNni eye.
blue, or gray; ordinary weight about one hun
drcd and thiriy.iiye pounds: and IN speech ana
action is sharp and quick. when he committed
the murder he was wearing moustaehe aud i'm.
pcrial.
In testimony whereof have hrrcunio sei my
80 hand, and caused to bc hfliAed the Ures'
w1 Seal u the state Of Nevada. Done st
Carson City, this the 18th day Of December. A.p.
1867. II. q. BLAspEL
Governor % Nevada.
Attest:
C.N. NorrwARs, Secretary Of State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

They sat and combsd their beautiful hair,
Their long bright Grasass one hy one,
As they laughed and sslzsd "a the ehambsl
AfteF the rsKaI vas DONE.
IDLY they talked of waltz a1sd qaadriIle,
Idly they lauElheEi, Ike g1azeE girls,
Who over the ire when ali s. sfiIls s
Comb ouf their aElicls and eurls.
Robes Of satin ana BUSES lace
Knots Of tloNIeTs and E4b4lons TOO,
scattered about La every place,
For the reveI Is tatougt.
And Maud and AEadga IN robes OF white,
s,,LsaIessp Us pEss.l 2 p gnaer tne sun,
For the FsveI lsuane.
Sit and comb their beautflai flaIr-
Those wonderful waves o4 brown and gold,
TIL the fire is out in the chamber there,
And the little bare feet are cold.
Then out Of the gathering winter chiu,
All out Of the bitter 50 Agnes weather,
While the IRE Is ont and fi7E huuga iEFff73
Maud and 1Ladse nagalher-- $500
Maud and 1Ladge IN robaa of whitesssv go
me prettiesE gae-gezTns nEllleE the s1Elp
After the rsgel e. d8na-= 2e
Float along in splendid dream, M lg
To a golden glGberni 3 B1z2AE8imE eNnats
While thousand lusEras aal ina TllaIinE stream
In q palaces grand saloon.
Flashing Of jewels, and fufter of lacaa,
LrOpical odOrs sWeeee4 alfan al1slEEs
Men and women with baantiaal aegT sac
And eyes OF tropleal tn
And one face shining ont lfzSa 3 star,
One face haunting The dlEsa as of each,
And one voice, sWeeteF tzfaa o1hef8 are.
Breaking into zl1geTT speeGlE-=
Telling, through lips q slaaadsd bloom g @ "a
An old, old story ever zfns reHa ~
AS down the royal bauEeFaa roOm, fs
To the golden ldern s strain,
Two and two they dreau7aaT walk,
While an unseen spirit E9aAkEs beside,
And, all uuheard in fhHss EnEaTaG talk.
He claimeth one Tor a bride.
Oh, Maud and Madgs. dream ON togethers
With never pang Q3 Ions fear
For ere The bitter st. .4s sanAs weather
Shall aThiBeu gaEsasasE year,
RO5ed for the bridal, and roba1 for the tomb.
Braided brown hair and golden 6rsss
There n be only one Of yea ze1I for the bloom
OF the bearded lips to press
Only one for the bridal nsaTIs,
The robe Of satin and Brussels lace
Only one to blush through her curls
At the sight Of lovers face.
Oh, beautiful EEadge, in yoar bridal white,
For you the reveI has just begun;
But for her who sleeps In year arms tonight,
The reVel OF life IS done.
But r0b'd and cu0Wn'd wilt your sainfly. bliss
Queen Of heaven and bride or the sun,
Dhs beautiful Maud you IL never miss
The kisses another hath won.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
gohnsonls FIiscbief in the South.

A gentleman who has just completed
4 an extensive tour fin the South and
made careful and impartial observa-
tions of affairs writes as follows TO the
New York Post:
1t cannot be denied that johnson,
] whether inuOCently or Intentionally, has
/ been the great obstacle to reconstruction
/ by encouraging the rebels 10 resist, Ia
the hope of q new alliance with the
sham democracy north. Had impeach-
ment been held baok as a threat, de-
| pending on the future conduct Of the
PRESIDENT, we might have got along un-
Gil Grant came in.
ssAristocracies die hard - The slave
arlstOcrGcy was nearer it's dissolution on
the 9th OF April, 1865, than it is now.
come TO this conclusion quite as much
from rebel talk and their papers as from
reading and hearing the loyal side.
JOhnsOu's acquittal may develnp into
the most dangerous proportions the IL.
4. KS what our military men think OF
his mysterious assocIations may be
seen from General Meade's prOclama-
uOn against IL, and from the upreserv-
ed expressions Of opinion by our stone
wall, Gen. George ii. Thomas, who
talks Of it as full of menace noW-as a
preparation for reign Of terror when
ever the opportunity comes. These two
generals, whose positions give them
u
slider this secret society more danger
Gus than the public around them do
am not Que of those who mag
nifty johnson into Napoleon III, or
even Cataline under better advisers
ne might, with the help of Congress,
cannot Gravel south talking with either
or both sides there, without feeling
sure that he has made a sad mess OF &c,
and wOfully complicated the problem
Of reconstruction. The rebels do not
like hIm. or claim him, but they delight
n b s policy as weakening the Repub-
licaDs, and their audaCity and bitter
ness becomes intensified &C each Rlim-
ner of success Of the President which
the loyal pulse feels,
To-day johnson is a standing menace
to the peace and prosperity or the
South. Whatever his intentions may
have been, as TO a forcible or peaCeahlo
violation of the law, he bias broken tt,
and he is a fatal obstruction to peace.
When college boys break the law
against theatrs-going the judges con-
vict some of them Of the minor offence,
but punish them for their general sins,
So with with many other laW-breakerss
The prosecuting ofdCer often pusher
notorious offender hard tor picking up
a melon or chicken because ne Is q dan
gerous mamb Der Of society, when other
wise he would let him 50 scot-lree.
So with the President, IL be has vto-
lated any law, Let the extreme penalty
be enforced not merely because OF the
Offense itself, but because he stands be-
tween the country and peRceable re-
Repu bl5can government may arrive
at this with his aoquiltali lt followed by
Grants success but 10 viii be g hard
scrurrle and Of doubtful result. On
the other hand, az he IS convicted, the
rebels viii be once more as they were
at the time of Lees surrendeF-ready
TO accept the terms offered them peace,
order and free labor viii be secured be-
yond a prsRdventure,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Expanding the Lungs.

Step out into the purest air you can
find; stand perfectly erect, with head
and shoulders back, then fixing the
lips as if you were going to whis-
tie, draw the air through the lips
into the lungs. When the chest is
about half full, gradually raise the
arms, keeping them extended with the
palms of the hands down, as you suck
Ia the air, so as to bring them over the
head just as the lungs are quite full.
Then drop the thumbs inward, and af-
ter gently forcing the arms backward
and the chest open, reverse the process
by which you draw your breath until
the lungs are empty.
This process should be repeated inn
mediately after bathing, and also sew
eral times through ths day. 1t is inn
possible to describe to one who has new
or tried it the glorious sense of vigor
which follows this exercise. It IS the
best expectorRnt in the world. We
know a gentleman the measure Of
whose chest has been Increased by this
means some three or four inches dur
ing as many months.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
How Hon. B. F. Wade Answers Ira
ders for Offices.

A correspondent OF the Detroit Post
writes from Washington:
While Impeachment goes on, Of course,
there is much speculation, and some ef
forts at managing as to sCndry offices
in the near future, provided the Hon.
B. r. Wade should occupy the White
House for the coming year. Within a
week, delegation Of gentlemen, prom
inent in the politics, Of one Of the larger
States, visited Mr.. Wade and courte-
Ously suggested that If be could give
places in his Cabinet to two eminent
persons they named FROM their State,
they could insure him the support o.
their delegation to Chicago as Vice
President for the next election. In sub
stance, his answer was 'Gentlemen,
I am not epen to buy or sell, and do
not expect or intend to be. III shall be
President for a few months, I shall try
to get the best and most capable and
honest men to fill offices and, in do
ing so, I shall have no prediudice
against your State more than any other
in the selection but my great object
will be to find such men wherever they
are, and / shall try to do it, whether q
makes or mars my being Vice Fresl-
dent or being anything else, don't
care enough for any office 20 turn from
this course y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Is General Grant Temperate 2

General Nettleton who has just re-
turned from Washington bears testi-
.nnony upon this subject as follows
We may add from personal lnowl-
edge, that General Grant uses no in
toxicadng beverage at his house, places
no wine on his table for himself or
guests, and uniformly declines wine
when offered him at the tables Of his
friends. In word he Is rigidly tenn
perute and little less than teetOtalor.
While recently in Washington we took
some pains to learn from uudoubted
sources the truth regarding Grants
much slandered habits, and the above
Is the result.
While Il is true that Grant was In
temperate when q young Oihcer IN the
army twenty years ago. ana Wnlia ~ la
true that a very small amount ol spirits
will effect him, yet it ig equally true
that there is nothing in his present hab-
its to heget concern or make the Juuic-
fous uriove. We make this alluEton %
a delicate subject only because 10 is
due 70 thousands Of Republicans Wno
would not knowingly vote for an m
temperate candidate, and who are Wtth-
out definite Information TeGaf0AlB &
Grants habits.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Tho DutOhman'a Geese.

s'There goes the old Dutchman who
had the dangerous geese exclaimed a
friend, the other day, calling our attcn-
tiou TO a Dutchman of the "0ld school"
who was walking slowly along the ROAD.
We asked for an explanation.
sfWhy, when the Yankees nfst came
to settle here, he was joined by slao-
sided speciu.en Of 'em, aR be was pick
ing uD the uuius that his geese had
flropDed in their chatteung morning
wnddles, by the edge OF an obloug pond
az the road side. Presently one Of the
geese stretched out his long neck az thee
Yankee, who started and ran IL a mao
dog were at his heels.
ssI dold him, (" said Che old Dutenl,i1l..A31f
s'INot 10 bo afraid; dat de geese Weul0.i W-I-l..
hurt um any; but de geese 1lg e1A W.
Tar him. dough. clear over oe hiiii anu
none OF am yvouldnt give um no resi-
NV more; whenever he came along
- Greet. i believe doy had q spite
Se-in as Yankee. Mein gracious it's
curious. cough, dat de geese always
went away, and didn't come back any
more ~
The secret ofthat was, that the yam
kee. who was so afraid OF tne Dutcn-
mRn's geese, had thrown out the ket-
nels Of corn, among which Was olle
with . hsh-hOok attached once hMaA-
lowed. the above goose was IN Tow o4
the flying fugitive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
EDUCATIONAL.
OHIO
COLIhGR!.
DWTnWNRE. d.
Commercial Dep0rtnse1 e1lt.

SHARP e HFBDSs Principals CONNER
ctaL and TeLPgrap7atc Departments.
8. r. VAT, PFincipGE CliirOgTalIt6e Dept.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

They sat and eombsd their beautiful hair
Their long bright tress, one by one,
As they laughed and estlEsd "a the chamber
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

New Cooking Stove called the Black
Price" burns coal as well as wood, with
equal fseiliiy and success. Pronounced by
judges to be the handsomest stove made.
Warranted to give satisfaction in ever par
ticular or no sale, Call aud see it at the
lower Stove and Tin Store in the Evans
Block, kept bv THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
oWKLLEJV.ER r.
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning is one IF the symp-
TOMS OF bilious condition discr tered state Of
me IlVeFs ana should not, n single day be neg
ieosso aa u is but the pr muuibaFY symptom { a
tfAn u eYl Is and re very seeas Of disease. Pros
cure a. once RoeacK's Blood Pil 9, administ taem
box, and the nifnoulty and danger 81 disease will
e once be removed. N. o, STARR, Agent, oppo-
site American House,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

In a certain family, not long since, q
pair of twins made their appearance,
and as a matter Of course, were shown
to their little sister Of four years, Now
it so happened that whenever q rather
prolific cat Of the household bad kit
tens, one of them, Of course the pretu
est, was saved, and the rpst drowned.
When she twins were shown the child
by their father, little NJ. looked at
them long and earnestly and sc length
putting her little finger-tip on the cheek
OF one OF them, looked up, and said
with all the seriousness possible, "Pa-
Pc, think well save this one"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
School Hzaminera' Notice.

School Gxam1IGFE' Notice
THE school Examiners Of DelawNre county viii
meet, during the year 1888, flr the examina-
tion Of teachers, a. the following places and times
namely
At the COURT ROOM in Delaware, March Tth
and 2Ist April 4th aud 18th Nay 2d ; Septem-
Der 2sth October 10th and 2ith November q h
and 14tn December 5th.
At the SCHOOL HOUSE in Ostrander, March 2sth
and Oct Sd. At the SCHOOL HOUSE in Ashley,
April 11th. At the SCHOOL HOUSE in LeN is Gem
SChOUL HOUsE In Sunbury, May 9ln and October
18th.
Candidates must present satisfactory testim0-
mails Of good moral character aEi the law res
quires, as a condition u eEamiHotton that each
applicant for a certificate shall ruY a Zee of 50
cents.
No certificate is granted baiess the candidate is
'saualihed 70 teach ALL the branches med in the
law namely OTthography, Reading, Writing.
Arithmetis, Geography, English Grammar and
possesses an adequate knowledge Of the theory and
practice Of teaching.''
No candidate, af.eF second failure, win be ad-
mitted 10 re-examinati0n within SIX months.
Examinations will commence Al 40 O'clock, A
n. and close at O'Clock, P. NJ: and no applicant
will be admitted af-er IL O'clock The exercises
Will be conducted as FAR AE possible IN writing
Each candidate is requested 70 ofiug paper, and
pencil and q stamped envelope directed 70 him-
sell, IN which the ceFuhca38 awarded viii be
maiiaa to him or n0ttoo OF failure.
.. s. CAMPBELL,
Feb. IA, 1868 1T Clerk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Why is it that in most every house they
have Morning Star Cooking Stove p
Because they have been tried for several
years, aud those that have used them re-
commend them to their neighbOrs in the
highest terms, the demand increases. You
will fnd them 10 The lower Stove and Tin
Ware Store 10 the Evans Block For
sale by the manufacturers agent, THOMAS
EVANS Jr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Lumber, Lrop, IRISH, Salt
Nails, Glass.

THE undaraiEns q having opened q Lumber
II Yard and Ware House 3 i1lar Street, between
ne Suspension Bridge and Rsilroad Depot are pre-
pared to Offer great Inducements 20 purchasers
We are receiving and VIII have constantly on hand
a large EtOck Of
Pine, Poplar, Ash, Walnut, other Lumber
eise ScantiiBg, RafterB, Shesting, Shingles, ,LRth
Fence Boards ana Fosts-Whicb having purchased
from rsfha1dss they are enabled 90 sell a. the
west Cash rates Also,
Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Fish, Salt,
Giriud- Stones, Water Lime, &C..
We can sell % Merchants and others on the mos
f. gorable terms. CLIPPENGEB q Co
Delaware Nay 10. I85s--fu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

y Office
rs hereby given that there win be petition pre-
~ sent ID "a the Board NJ Commissioners Of Del
nWare CoHnty, Obin, at their next June session
praying for the alteration Cf the county road lead
ing frQm thB suunty read running up the east side
Of the Olentangy River passing by James Main, ac
the Horse Shoe road in Troy Township, in said
county, as follows : The altera zion commence %.
the line between James EsiH and the land for
mefly owned By David BGsh, Decd, where said
line crosses afd road on the said east side Of said
RIVER (the present road Etaris some distance
D. rth # this lined thence EzstEardly along said
line and passing the east end LaereOf 10 intefsect
said road agaIn near large white oak tree stsnd-
ing the side Of said read on the lands Of Jonas
Main.
Nay 1, '6s 4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

A novelty in black silk is a cape.
round at the back, and reaching not
quite to the belt. II Is low in front,
clasping with a single button, and slop-
ing away under the arm into long sash
ends across the belt. IL has no sleeves,
and is trimmed with lace. It is worn
over light dress. Another to be worn
over a light dress, has the back like a loose
sac, that extends over the shoulders and has
a loose front, but no sides, a ss h adorns the
back, and the trimming is satin piping with
narrow lace.
BOnnets are becoming smaller, ii possible,
and it is not improbable that in Rshort time
they VIII vanish like the Eossamer cloud,
and couture OF lace and flowers, without
frame, be worn instead. The een0ft 70 throw
aside the Fanchon has not been successful,
and IL is now the prevailing style, with a
slight diadem against which the hogeu IN
front rest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
sLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

As remedy TO sooth ali nervous excitement. ane
in It's tFuest sense, zeT5ias there is perhaps no
medicine eItant which is received vita so much
favor as RObsck's stomach Bit rs a wine glass
full going 60 bed is al that s required to pro-
duCe sound and healthful sleep. n. o. STARR, Aet.
opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
NOTICES,


THE undersigned has been duly appointed and
y qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of Dr..
Nat bias Gerhard, late Of Delaware County decsas-
e q. an persons knoWing theuEeiFes- indebtsd,
Nay 1'68-5g1. j. D. VAN DzaIAE-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
AS AN APERI Mt,

There is no medicine so much in favor with those
Blood Pills they are safe, pleasant and mid To
their operation, aad are purely vegetable; try
them. n. y. STARR, Agent, opposite American
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
W8CEllANEOUs.
Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies, now before the public, so
well calculated 10 purify the blood aud recon truct
$50 70 speak) the whole system as Roback's Blood
Purifier, Blood Pills aud stomach BTt'ers. n. q.
STARR, Agent, opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Road Notice.

WR0TICE is hereby given that petition will be
M4 preasneed 90 me CgmEaissiDne Of Delaware
c. unty, at q cir nezt regular meetingt t5e first
Monday 10 June next, tn grant q location Of FnE
~ Orange township IRON what Is known as the
Eamin ford, down the east side Of Alum creek,
as near said creek a. q COCA read can be made, %
Ditch thence east along said ditch 20 the Lock-
win and Africa read
Nay /, '68-4W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
OPTHA.ERETA.
s Q n TT

nOOR and Window sills, Cellar Steps. Flags
~ CisteFn Covers in the rough, and al kinds o
building Stone, furnished al my Quarry west
0. ". Female College, West Delaware
Can leave orders at the Grocery Store Of W. s.
Little.
5IaF 3, '6T-tE g ". LITTLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
AUTOMATIC WATER GATE

.Besse's Patent Automatic or Self-Ac-
ting Water Gate.
THE only durab and reliable Gate for fencing
Il streams ana delds which liable T. be
OveTfOwed. It is simple, cheap, efficient and du-
rable, and every farmer in the United States who
has a stream ruunin through his farm, shnu ID at
once secure farm right. Great inducements for
those wishing TO buy territory. Those applying
drst can have dr st choice If territory. viii sell
individual, Township, County, and State rights,
so cheap that those seeing the gate cannot help
but buy. For particulars apply in person or by
letter to the Patentee. H BESSE,
Jan. 10 '6S-1y. Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Farm for Sale.

"A "a "A III LUZ
THg consequence Of old age and poor healtb, am
desirOuB Of selling my farm situated in West
the village uf Wesldeld. said faFul contains Two
Hundr ID and Fifty-seven acres. Fifty acres ev4
ceIlent bottom land, Thirty acres Of ttu1hl r the
balance IN meadow pasture and under euitiFafion
good Two story frame dwelling house with q eel
~, also one good tenant house. each with good
vel and cisiern a. the door, good barn and other
out buiidings- There Is planted and ETou ing On
SAID farm, about one ml le Of Usage Orange hedge.
besring orchard Of over six hundred apple trees.
about two hundred pear and peach trees, Uhfr y,
grapes aud other fine trusts. At a moderate cal
eulatIon the income OF the orchard WI pay the
interest Of the money. Address,
J. GOODBYE,
Westaeld, Merrow county. Ohio.
March 20 5S-3m,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08
Chairs Chairs

"a = 6. STRAIN, two and a hall
81 miles east Of Delaware, on the
- Berkshire road, is now making and
has for sale all kinds Of Cottage
HEE8 Rocking, Sewing, ana Children's
~ Chairs, Bedsteads and Lounges,
&c. Has on hand all kinds OF Can.
Seated Chairs Windsor Chairs made 20 order
All kinds Of Lumber suitable for chairs or bede
steads will be taken in exchange for chairs and
bedsteads. Furniture will be delivered In any part
OF the town of Delaware. free OF charge.
Oct6'65tfciun15'66 j. g. STRAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-08

Executors Sale of Re La
Estate.
TN pursuance Of the order Of the Probate Court
u RI DsIaware County, Ohio, shall offer for sale
az public vendue on the premises, on
SATURDAY. MAY LIS, a. ID. 1868,
at one O'Clock, P. H., the following described real
estate situate in Thamnaon Township, in delaware
County Ohio, beginning at a White Mape-the
Nrrth-WeEt corner Of HGhFigtopher MO0re's land
thence North II degrees west 108 poles 20 corner
two water beeGhes and red oak thence North T3
degrees, East 50 poles TO COrner-thTee smali wa
ter ashes thence south u degrees, East 200 poles
20 corneT-beeeh and irouWOOd on the north line
% said AoOFe's land thence with said line South
- degrees vest SO poles % the beginniug-the
whole cnntaining 1e0 acres, being part Of Lots y
and q as surveyed By Joel Wright for Baum &
Perry.
TEBsIs OF SALE.-One-thrd cash, and Gue-third
iu one, and One-thrd in two years, with annual
interest, to be secured by mortgage on premises
sold. DANIEL 81. RUSSELL,
CAREER q VAN pEaI1N Executor OF
Atty's for Ex'r. John A. Graham, decd.
April, '68-5tpfS9 90