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Freedom Notice.

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son, Abner p. Barker, his time to transact busi.
ness for himself, and shall claim OF his wa2ea
or pay any debts his contracting after this date
BENJAMIN Z. BARKER
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber h.,,
~ been daily appointed and taken upon hImsals-
the trust of administrator OF the estate Of
EMMA ROBINSON, late of windham.
in the County of cumberland, deceased. and g,v.n
bonds as the law directs: An persons having de-
mands upon the estate Of said deceased are raa,,,re
TO exh bit the same; and all persons indebted b.,
said estate called upon to make payment to
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Board Wanted.

WITH furnished rooms by married LADY, in .
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Sept i5dlwt
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NEW ADV ERTIsEMENTs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

7 : =
On last Saturday afternoon the "shoul der-hit-
tsrs" Of our town and the surrounding country
held RAsihcation Meeting on the corners near
the Depot. On account Of the free Gov Of whisky,
tn. szsissmsn,rsa high. A squad Of the xuscLrD
eEsrsr, under the command Of General Tsngls-
leg, INDUCED In tts athletic sport, such a. turn.
ing sumuer.auIts. s,sndinx m their heads. iump
Ing up and down on each other, blowing the gray
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Horribly rsssl Accident.

John wh',mans soa. aged about twelve
years, residing 81 Bloomiag Grove, cas- return
ing ftom ,isi, on saturday morning 70 O snn''
Corner. on horseback. ia COMPANY with an
other boy also on horseback, the latter having
. sack Of apples on Lis horss When near
Mr.. Ciepdsning's house, the sack came united
and the apples rolled ous. frightening young
Whiinsps horse. which rau, swsy with hin
Having previously tied the halter around bis
leg. ihs boy fell over the horses neck and was
dragged st 10 fearful rate, the horse running TO
town, nearly halfmile. The unfortunate boys
head -ss mashed 10 . jelly, and bic body 9th
srviss horribly mutiIsisd. This terrible death
has thrown gloom over The entire community.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
LAUREL. july 2sth, 1868.

To me Presiient Of hs Bachelors Aatnal
Relief Society: {
Mr.. PREsIDENr,-Dcar Sir: In casting
my eye over last weeks american, my at
tention was attracted BY your card, and,
in com miscrstion for what must be your
unhappy state of mind, l hasten to reply,
lam happy to inform you that | consider
myself possessed Of the necessary quslif-
cations required BY your "suidins star"
but before We proceed further, allow me
to present the following facts for your
consideration:
Are you aware Oft the lack Of practical
knowledge 10 the education Of our Young
men uOw.a-d.ys' With what reckless
hssts you tboughtless creatures rush on
to your fate, no more knowing what il az
pected ofyou than 90 many gate posts.
What do you know about going shopping.
paying milliner bills, and attending wife
to the opera or concerts? and this don't
constitute one hoentieth part Of the little
duties expected Of married man. What
. pity we hsvs not regularly organized
school for the education OF you nice
young men who expect TO become some-
body's husband, and then not allow you TO
think Of mstrimony until you have finished
the course. graduated with honor to your
self and the institution, and can present
your diploma duly signed by the lady prin-
cipsl. What young lady ofsound judgment
would wish to marry an image with any
amount Of Greek and Latin slowed away
In his upper story, and q sensitive don't
understand me to mean q sensible-heart
in bis second, and his first converted into
fashionable tailor sign? Now il we
could afford to keep husband for an
ornament, such one might do.
And now, before | subscribe myself
chime only" you will be required to hold
up your hand and take upon yourself the
following solemn obligations:
Not TO leave traces Of tobacco on the
neatly polished stovea
Nor smoke cigars in the parlor;
Nor bring company homo to dinner on
wash day
Nor leave muddy boots under the
piano;
Nor play Billiards; IS
Nor stay out later than two O'Clock al
night ION account Of a pressing engage
ment, you know"
Nor must not attend the "club' more
thsn seven nights in q week;
Must not kiss the chambermaid;
Nor wear tight pants
Nor visit neighboring towns
Nor vote the Democratic ticket;
And, Of course, you are expected Ia
possess, if possible, an amiable DISPOSE.
ton.
And now, Mr.. President, If you dud
yourself able to answer TO the above
qualifications, | will be delighted 10 hear
that something to my advantage"
Ever yours,
LETTIE STRIKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Rs,ublicaa County Convention.

The Csntral Conmitiss. as will be seen by
their announcement, have appointed meet
ing Cor Saturday the 22i lust, at lhe Court
House 10 BrookviiIs, When ths Republicans Of
franklin County will meet Ia Convention 70
nominate q County Ticket Turn out, friends,
on ,hA. day, aud lei Ne have rousins meet
ing. Hon. G. w. Julian aud other prominsn,
spestsrs will be present and address the peo-
al.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

For the American.
Nobody-By the Chaplain.
Nobody's darling " lying out there :
Only drunkard dying, they say;
Nobody presses the dow from his hair;
Lonely and wrstched, he's passing away.
Nobody loved and prayed for his youth,
With tsars that those dew. drops seem TO replace
Nobody knows OF cares, Of q truth,
whether no has family, or kindred, or race.
Nobody loves him, and Nobody mourns
The fate bis own folly has broaghtj
Nobody cares, and Nobody's 10 blame
For the murder the dram cup has wrought
Nobodys business to ASK how 1t was,
And to seek the sad story 10 know;
Nobody dares To whisper tho cause,
Nor TO tell who has brought him 90 low.
Nobody dying, Nobody's dead
Nobody's mother iscrushsd with the biowj
Nobedy's children are crying for bread
Nobodyj murdersdhim-Nobody, No.
up. %.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Ladis., Names.


There Is = strange deformIty
Combined with countless graces,
A. oftoa In the ladies' namss
AZ In the ladies' faces. ~
Some rsmss are ~ FOR every age,
Some ht Tor only YOUTH
Some passing sweet and musical,
Some horribly unoouth,
Some at for danes Of ioftiest grades,
some only ht for sarly maids.
Ann 10 too plain and common,
And Nancy sounds but ~,
Yet Anna 10 sbdurabls,
Aud Annie better stili.
There 10 . grace In Charlotte,
In Eleanor . stats-
An elegance In tsabells,
A ughtinsss In Kate;
And Sarah 10 sedats and nsat,
And Ellen innocent and sweet.
Matilda hes . siekiy sound.
fh for nurse'stradej
Sophia 10 ehsminate,
And Esther stAid aud sage.
Elitabeth's = mstchiess name
Fit for . queen 10 wearj
in castle hut or stately hail,
A name beyond comp
And Dess or Bessie follow we'll,
Bat Betsy 10 ds,sstabls.
Maria IL too forward,
And Gertruds is too gruf,
Yet with . pretty little face,
lsaprstty name enough.
Adelaide u fsneifui,
And Laura 10 too 6ns;
Bat Emily is beautiful,
And Mary 10 divine.
Maud only suits . high born dame,
And Fanny 10 . baby name.
Elisa Is not choice or rare,
Jane is too blunt and bold,
And Martha somewhat sorrowful,
AND Lucy proud and eoldj
Amelia Is too light aud gay,
Fit only for Z dirt;
Caroline Is vain aud shy,
And Flora smart and pert.
Laura 10 too soft ana sleek;
But Alice, gentle, ehaste and meek
Harriet 10 confding,
And Clara grave and mild,
And Emma IL afsctionats,
And Janet arch and wild;
Patisncs 10 expressive,
And Gracs is old and rare,
And Cath arins warm and dutifuf,
And Margaret frank and fair;
And Faith, Hope and Charity
Are Heavenly names for sisters three.
airhsid, I'D, ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
slwrittsn for the American.
Flowers.

I love the dowsrs, The pretty hswsrsj
I search for thsn 'mongst greenwood bowers
\ And them An every mossy dell,
The fair young towers I love 90 well.
In early Spring, when ell 10 fair.
I gather vioIsts with beauty fsrs;
By the Wsyside and the brookist too,
The primrose sweet, the bell 90 blue.
when the dswy vet, In early morn,
10 milling 90 lower and thorn,
This tender lily pure and vhits,
IL shining In the mornisg light.
when illass hrst, in blossom sweet,
With their sweet fragrance do rs grestI
Whsa the etinbing roses have begun
To lift their heads to morning sun.
The ssraniums and the tslips proud
Have made for them q golden shroudl
There 10 nsaght In beauty can excel
The beautiful howsrs lore 30 we'll.
The hsusysuokis, crown Of pearl,
Has all its beauties to unfuri;
Oh who could tell Of these flowers gay
That In the evening sunshine play.
I love the flowers at svsntids
When can see them far and vide,
when the evening sun 10 In the West,
Then can seek The flowers best.
The pleasant Spring is almost gone,
The sunny Summer 10 coming onj
With joy I welcome the mossy dell,
To gather the forers love 90 veil.
f J. l.. c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Few Subscribers.


New whsslis selling 10 Brookvills at si.ss
per bushel. Ola whsa. si.sS, Barley $3.50.
new Oats IS 70 20 .ess, old Oats 65 cts. Corn
80 eta, Fiazssed el,7s. Timothy seed $3.50,
Clovsrssed u CITE. per lb., Hay $40 per ton,
new Potatoes 81 per bushel, Butter rs cts,
Eggs Is cts.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

Read the speech oil Hon. Geo. W. Julian,
Published on the era, page Of this weeks pa
per. Il was delivered Ia the House OF Rep.
resenisiives on the 18th ul,.; suejecs-'im-
policy OF i~ad Boan,ies-Ihs Homestead Law
Defended" Il. vas .mssis'ly effort. aud will
pay . careful pesusal. Read Il altsatiysly.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
LETrrE STRIKER.
For tho Amarlcar

For tho American.
"Get out ofthe way; oh, my Godl where
are my children? goodness graciousl they
will be killed. whose horse Is that run.
ming of this time? where in the worldl''
Well, dear reader, Il Is useless for me to
undertake TO depict TO your imagination
the utter confusion that prevails in this
place when horse with wagon attached
comes rushing through town at runaway
speed, knocking things endwise at every
jump. Perchance you have read Of, or
may have even seen some beleaguered
fortress whose inmates we're mostly women
aud children, surrounded by thousands Of
untutored savsges sounding the deafening
war .whoop on every side, mingled with
the cries and screams Of the besieRed. If
SO, your Imagination is we'll formed,
and you understand ust how to feel for
US poor mortals here whom there is a
horse running away--which, by the way,
is very often the case. While thirty. Eve
or twenty children whose ages range from
knee high up to as high as you can reach,
are running in every direction, squalling
for life, while their mammas are out after
them in scarcely less numbers, utteripg
cries Of "get out Of the way" &C., as
above described; in all, making a din that
would make the wool stand straight on a
"uigger's" head, and, If be was pot very
careful, would turn him rs white rs any
other copperhead, and then Seymour &
Blair would got the "lift" Of his vote, sure.
II is TO be hoped that the good people OF
our town will ses to their horses that they
don Z run awsy any more, for il is n seri-
Gus impediment to the growth Of the
young. In fact, another runaway or two
will impede their progress so that they
will all look like Toms Thumb or Tom
Thumbs, 1t don't make any difference
which,
General Grautsays. "Let us have peace. y
Well, Ulysses, that is just what l "holler, u
but, good graciousl we have no peace
cant 60 out Of doors without the prssenti'
ment that we are going to get run ovel
by run away horse. nor without the fear
OF being knocked into million Of atoms.
Yours lugubriously,
j. w. Rabbit.
New Trenton. Ind. August 2. 1868.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Reunion Of the esth Ind. Vols.

The third annual meeting Of The Christian
Bsoshsrhood, sssh Reg's Ind. Vol. Infantry,
will be held A. Oak Forest. Franklin County.
Fodisos, Saturday and Sabbath, Angus. 18th
and 18th, 1868. Rev. Enoch II. Wood will
preach the ANIMAL sermon, and Rev. William
pammill ~ill deliver the annual address By
order Of The Brotherhood.
&c UuMFs s.o.v
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Grant 4 colfax Clubs.

II will be seen By corespondeucs published
elsewhere, that G,snt A Collar Clubs have
been formed IN Laurel and Me,amora Town
ships. The Republicans Of Fairfield Town
chip ars also sbou. to organize siaiiIsr Club
THIS IL all right Who nexi1
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

= Msssra Brown q Best, Of the celebrated
FIGURING Mills At Fairfield, are thoroughly re-
fS,ing the sans, having purchased swo differ
snt kinds Of iron drivins-whssls. They sx.
pecs TO recommends operations 10 about Two
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

THr DfrvksrEoE.--one Of the chief points OF
difference bstwssn clvillssd and hasbavoas m an
kind Is In the Attention given to the natural GOV.
sring for the head the one being carefully cut.
elsanssd and brushed and the other allowed TO
remain dirty aud unkept. The uss Of "Barctts
Vegetable Hair Restorative" will ensare all that
could be desired by civilization OF ~ no rsdSLy
bsrbarisu ~ Boston Post
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

Rev. J. II. Martin. President OF Brookvills
College, returned on Thursday Of last week.
His Trip 10 The East appears to have benefited
him "muehly." Judging from bic improved ~.
pssrAuce. Welcome back again. = tef
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
The Meeting Til. Evening.

IIoa Nslsoa Trasiar aud Hon. Leonidas
Sexton will be on hand to address the Reput-
licaa meeting this Thursday evening a. the
Court Ho.sa. The ringing of the bell will
announce The boar Of assembling. lie, every
body cone aud h<ar
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

"NrvER TOO Lars TO Mrsp."-Aftsr nearly
ruinjpg yopr hair By the use oflard preparations
under the nsms and gpiss Of coils, apply "Bar-
retts Vegetable Hair Restorative" which not
only rensws but restores u 10 Its original sofnsss
and lustre.--lrsrr Haute Express.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Union Wula

Attention IL directed 70 the advsr tisemsnt
OF the Unioe Mills, situated two miles above
Fairfield. Mr.J. T. Brown, the Proprietor, 10
determined to be behind nobody In furnishing
On excellent quality Of -four.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

On Sunday The Is,h Of August, Al Z O'Clock
p. NJ, ws will lay the corner stone for the
new baildiug Of the EvaugshcsI Pro,ssisn, 8,
Peters Church 10 Highland Township, on lhs
tat The friends Of religion are invited to
attend. fIfI #I "
Henry Bruins, Pastor wsigand,
Jacob Kahn, Dr. Thomas,
Fred. Haas, IA. q. N. kuch.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Correction.

Martin Fraiss lost about Two hundred bush
els Of wheat By the banning Of his stack, and
not three or foos hundred bushels IS stated BY
DC Last week. y 70 .,il -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Farms For Sale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or LAND

DIV virtue Of an order Of the Court Of commen
~ Pleas Of Franklin County, Indiana, Ia the
case Of Elifsbsth Murphy W. Samuel u. and 10.
seph w. Murphy, now pending In said Court, the
undersigned Commissioners for that purposs will
expose 70 sale at public auction, on the premises,
(nniess previously cold ~ private ssIs,) the fol-
lowing land In said County, to wit;
The Northwest Quarter Of Section ~, Town 10,
Range 1, excepting shsrefrom 90 acres cut Of the
Northwest corner thereof, and leaving to cell 100
On Saturday, august ID, 1868,
ut o'clock p. NJ. Bids for purchase Of tame At
private sale will be received BY the undsrsigned
up t0ths l4th Of August neat: This 10 one Of the
fnest tracts Of land In Bath Townshipt
TERMS OF sALE.--one.t third purchase money
down on day Of sslej balance In enc and two years
thereafter. deferred payments secured BY notes
waving valuation and apprAisensnt laws, with
interest, and secured by mortgage on the prem
isss. LEWIS J. vANLANDfNGIAM.
Commissioner.
Holland, Binkisy 4 Jones, Att'ys.
July IL, 1S6e-4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Let us have pesce.-lG rant.
-s4fi Let Ne have wsr-[lslsis. ~
REPUBLICANS
Of
FRANKLIN COUNTY!

You are ell invited 10 come 10 Brookville on
SATURDAY THE AID DAY OF AUGUST.
1868. In Mass Convention, 10 ponins,s .
County Ticket and hear good speeebss BY
prominent RepubIieaua Bring your wives,
sons and daughters with you, and get your
Democratic psis hbors to come. The Conven-
ticn will meet 81 10 A. n. Speaking viii con-
mence at I o'clock r. NJ
By order Of the Central Committee.
c. C. BIEKleY, Ch'n.
&c. BURTON, secy. t93t -lf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY!

A 4, ADAMS 10 DESTROYS OF reducing bis Stock
n. Of Goods before laying In his Fall Stock,
and will cell tyr Cash ss cheap % cen BE- bought
In Iudiars -, aad . great many things regardless
Of cost. II you don't believe IL, come and see
for yourselves. I keep everything that 10 kept
In q country store, and OF tie best, snd Will sat
isfy you for your money.
TONY CUsTonERs.-Intersst viii be charg-
cd on ell book accounts after three months cred-
II, unless previous arran gements are made.
A. L. ADAMS.
Springfield, Ind, JulySsl.4we
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Ara made strong by the use Of either Of these
remedies They VIII cure every case Of MAkAshur.
without fail.
Thousand. Of certificates have accumulated IN the
bands Of the proprietor but space will allow Of the
publieatop " bat afcw. Those. u will be observed
are nen ~ note aud " such standing that they nuss
be believed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

Aud feeling the hand Al time weighing heavily upcs
theus with all its stenhant Ills, will hnd In The uss
OF this BirTERs. or the TONIC. 40 ehrif that will
insl new LIE into thelf veins, restore IN measure
the eacrTy aud srdor Of more yoathfui days. build
mp their shruuksn forms, aud give health snd
hsppiness 10 their folnai years.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
Debility.

f fRSolssnqfhh rPR NJ" OF THS sYesTES.
ships. Ekposure. Fsvsrs. 40.
Thers Il no medicine exiant equsi 70 these rsms4
dee 10 such cxsss A tone and sigcr Il impaired 20
the whole syssem the appetite 10 strengthened, food
'ps,sss ~. ' ss%psnles bsss@ss .o a.. and ana
healthy, the yellow tnxe IL srsdle<tsd from The
eyes, bloom IL givss 10 the checks. and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes . strong and healthy
bsinF.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

dice, pyspoI-
Nervous Do
IL Disrrhos,
kidnsya ana
arising IRON
Llvsr, ston-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07

twenty-five yssrs since they we're nrss i.iredseed
isio this eoop,fy from 0srinapy, darng which tins
they have undoubtedly performed more eurss. srd
hsnenied suffering humanity TO grester sxtents
thsu any other remedies known 20 the public.
These remedies will enectnsily eare Liser Con.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-07
NOTICE.

ftiss wsii.esiabished fact that fully on~-hsifofths
female poriloa ,uu u our populs-
toa are sci 80 dom In the
snjoym~nt ~ good health.
or. TO uss their own exprss-
sion, never - 49, feel we'll"
They arc Ian - guid, devoid
Of all energy, extremely nervous, and have No
appetite. So & 49,. -
TONIC, 70 especially Feo5M>nsndsd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-24


oonas OF the city, or in such other manner
az they may suggest, subject to the approval
Vi the Common Council. -
Yeas; President Markey and Messrs. Bo.
g. ..il-
Nays; None.
Resoloed, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to build bulkheads in
'front.' OF the levee between Clouet and Lou
Isa streets and fill the same with sand or
any other material, as the slide at that point
is four feet from the pavement.
Yeas: President Markey, and Messrs. Bo-
guile, O'Brien, Pessou, Prados and Shields
90.
Nays: None. -...-
Resolued, That the Controller be and he
Is hereby authorized, after five days' notice
IN the official Journal to adjudicate con-
tract for Smelling and grading Felicity road,
from Baronne to Howard street, according
70 specification on file in the office of the
City Surveyor. a
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs. b.
guile, oBrien, Pessou, Prados and Shields
&c,
Nays: None.
Resolced, That the Controller be author.
lhed TO adjudicate to the lowest bidder, after
nVe days notice in the official journal, the
contract for grading and Smelling the east
slde OF Washington avenue, from Goodchil-
a a to Claiborne street, say distance of
five squares.
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs. Bo-
guile, O'Brien, Pessou, Prados and Shields
%. .a.
Nays: None.
On motion, adjourned.
W. B. LANCASTER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-24
o. s. MARSHALS
Alfred AEarehand vs. John p

AHEeu AaFenAn0 vs. John n
IN THE UNITED STATES GIRO
Il for. the Fifth Circuit aud Disc
ena-No. 549e.-By virtue of a writ u
issued by. the above named Conf
named suit, and received by me IN
sixth September. 1868, I have
taken into my possession, and will EN-
the sixteenth day Of November, 1853 N
twelve O'Clock M. at the entrance NJ
house. on Old Lsvee streer, between NJ
tomhouse streets, in this city, The
Bcrlbed property, viz:
A CERTAIN PiKOR OR PARnrI
situated, lying and being in Amite n
st. Helena in this State, descri bel my,
said town on hle in the office OF Ware
notary public in and for To g parish ~ \
der date of April Q. 1861, commencln,
line of square No. IS, zee feet south NJ
corner OF said square end rnnn;o
parallel with the New Orleans. Jagk..l
Northern Railroad B07 feet, thence w
First street, thence north along M
street b02 feet, thence east AIS feet ~
beginning and containing about tv.
acres more or less,
ALSO, A CERTAIv PIECE OR ,
LAND, Immediately In the rear al /,
scribeh, and commencing on the eAs,
I rty four, go feet souIh of the NORTH
said square, and running thence soufl
on trst street 499 ieet. thence " est n
nor b 495 feet. thence east 1855 feet h !.
ginning. and containing about four
nctes, all more or less; together with
ings and improvements thereon. III
purtanees, etc., thereunto belonging
same properly acquired by said III
Gald- L. Calhoun, BY act passed betal
A Grice, Notary, on the sixth March
Seized and to be sold to satisfy
claim herein,. amounting to twenty
seventy-four dollars, with interest M
per judgment.
Terms of Sale-Cash, at time Of Al
UniteO States Treasury notes.
Cost Of deed, internal revenue STAN.
etc; at the expense Of purchaser.
United States MarsnAl's Office. n
October 10. 1868. I
F.J HEBRON, u. 81
ANo. 27-ocl5 "a 81 moi Il