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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
TELEGRAPHIC.


WASHINGTON, July H.-Mr. Evarts
has been confirmed Attorney General.
Chief Justice Chase's platform as
presented to the New York Conven-
ton, and upon which he would accept
the nomination, was:
1st. The American Democracy de-
clare their fixed adhesion to thegreat
PRINCIPLES Of equal rights and exact
justice to all men in all States.
2nd. Both wisdom and duty require
that the application Of this principle
be left to the people of each State,
without interference Of the National
Government.
3Td. That honor and duty alike, re-
quire an honest payment of the public
debt, and a faithful performance of all
public obligations, allowing no speclai
favor in the Interpretation Of the laws.
He refused to accept the nomination
upon the platform as adopted by the
Convention. He is opposed to any
third party movement. He viii now
heartily support the Republican nom
inees, Gen. Grant and Schuyler
Colfax.
The Legislature of Florida has ac-
cepted the 14th amendment, and 9th
erwise complied with the require
ments of Congress.
Col. j. l., Sprague has turned over
to the State of Florida, all the public
property, all orders, books, records
&C., to the proper civil authorities.
The Freedmans Bureau will be
much changed shortly, and the ex-
DpnSe greatly reduced.
MI. Hendricks favOTs the New YORK
platform and its nominees.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Union
Republican Executive Committee OF
this city, yesterday, passed resolutions
recommending the conformation Of
Evarts for Attorney General, and
thanking the New York Convention
for its nomination.
The B~rickIayers r still on the
strike for the eight hour system. The
German labOrers returnedFO labor un-
der the ten hour rule.
The Thermometer is reported al
from 95 to 100 degrees in the shade
throughout the Northern cities, and
cases of sun-strOke are frequent.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-GOv,
Yarmouth was inaugurated to-day.
and Gov. Buchanan notifies all Mill
tary Officers that civil law is now su,
preme in Louisiana, and to hand Ovel
all books and records to the proper
civil officers.
LONDON, July IA Son Ofthe Late
King Theodore, of Abyssinia, has ar.
rived in England, and goes to Osborn
on a visit.
Dispatches from Madrin states thai
the Commanding General warns al
persons against making any demon.
STATIONS of sympathy with the latt
movement againit the Queens Gov
eminent.
In the House of Lords last night, i
was announced that the Royal assem-
had been given to the Irish anC
Scotch Reform bills, and to the boun
derry bill.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Congresi
will adjourn next week.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to re
duce the army to- a peace establish
ment.
Between this and the first of Sep
| TENDER over 200 employees will be dis
missed from the various bureas of thu
Treasury department.
The appropriation for temporary
clerks has been cut down from S275,
600 to 800, 900.
Gen. Grant leaves st. Louis for tn,
plains next week.
Mr.. White is the Senator elect from
Maryland vice Johnson resigned.
The President nominated Thos. ]
Bowen as Chief Justice of Idaho.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
National Democratic Plat
form.

The Democratic Party, in National
Convention assembled, repOsing its
trust in the intelligence, potriotism
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the Poop
lie, standing upon the Constitution as
the foundation and limitation Of the
powers of the Government and the
guarantee of the liberties Ofthe citizens.
and recognizing the questions of
sshavery and secession as having been
settled for all time to come, by war,
or the voluntary action of the South
ern States, in Constitutional Conven-
lions assembled, and never to be re-
newed demand.
Frst-Immediate restoration of all
States to their rights in the Union
under the Constitution, and of civil
government OF the American people.
SecOnd-Amnesty for all past politi-
cal offences, and the regulation of the
elective franchise in the States dy their
citizens.
IHird-Payment of the public debt
of the United States as repidIy as
practicable, all money drawn from the
people by taxation, except so much as
is requisite for the necessity of the
Government, economically admins
tered, being honestly applied to such
payment, and where the obligations
of Government do not expressly state
upon theirface, OF the law under which
they were issued does not prove that
they shall be paid in coin, they ought,
in right and in justice, be paid ia the
lawful money of the United States.
F0urth.-EquaI taxation of every
species of ~prOpeTty according to its
real value, including Government
bonds and other public securities.
HfJh.-One currency for the Gov
eminent, the people, the laborer, the
office holders, pensioners and soldiers.
&irth.-Economy in the administrat-
ion of the Government; the reduction
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

Geo. vandeventer, Of st. Deroin,
called upon us last week. George is a
wide awake, energetic, and intelligent
Republican, than whom there is none
inthe Southern portion of our County,
more influential. BE represents the
banner precinct of the county. De-
mocracy has a ~precarious existence in
the Republican atmosphere surrOHn-
ding st. Der0in, not enough of the ar
ticleto awake the spirit Of the canvas
J. Q. Lincoln and Mr.. Washburn, of
Salem, in Richardson county, gave us
acall this week. They report the crops
in Richardson county, as good. Inn
provements in Salem-are progressing.
Nj. Lincoln wa here engaging lum-
Der for a large store building, The
PresbyteriaHs and Baptists are bull.
ding q Union Church 10 Sa1em, IS by
50 feet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
AN ORDINANCE

FIXING He Fees Of agAHOr7ley and PrescTt6-
ina his duties.
BE It Ordained by the Common Council OF
the city of BrOwnvflle, as follows:
Sec. /. That it shall be the duty Of the City
Attorney of said city to attend to all actions,
suits II proceedings at law in which said
city shall be aparty, rs well before the Mayor
as before any other Court, Board or Tribunal
setting in said city. Anditshal behis fuFth-
er duty to furnish the Mayor or Council with
his opinion in writing, whenever called upon
so to do, upon any question of law which the
Mayor or Council shall desire t.. be advised
upon. He shall also perform such other du-
ties as shall fromEtime to time be devOlved
upon him by ordinance.
Sec. 2. The said City Attorney shall receive
for ali his services as such, the sum Of two
hundred dollars per annum, and no more,
and said salary hall be paid out Of the gen
eral fund, and in no case shall any special
fund be devoted for the purpose Of paying
said salary, or u part thereof.
Sec. 3. All ordinances or parts Of ordinan-
ces conflicting in any way with the prOvis-
ions OF this ordinance are hereby TcsCinded.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its due and LEGAL
publication
GEO. ". FAIRBROTHER, Mayor.
j. g. MCNAUGHTON. Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

The Hon. A. +. Harvey has revived
the Nebraska Statesman, which "wen;
dead" some eighteen months ago, and
now publishes it at the Capitol of the
State. The Statesman, although Dem
ocratic in politics, is INTENDED as q
newspaper, more for the people than
the politician" Nj. Harvey does not
propose to conduct the campaign
against his political opponents upon
personal grounds, y or ORaake capital
for the Democratic Ticket by SANDER
Gus attacks upon the personal charac-
tiers of men, who are gentlemen in
private life, and faithful in the dis
charge of official duty" It remains &c
be seen whether a Democratic journal
will be supported upon so high a plat
form Of public morals. We hope oul
Democratic friends will support the
Statesman. Send 81 to A. +. Harvey,
Lincoln City, and try it for n year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
The Normal school Exercises.

Our reporter was in attendance al
the closing exercises of the State Nor
mas School at Peru, on the 8th inst.
and from him we learn that the exer-
cises were very interesting, and quite
an improvement upon that Of last
Spring. Hesays ofthe Grafton of D. T.
Hayden-'Character VS.. Reputation
that the ideas were good and truth
fully put; a little m-OnOtOnOus in deliv-
cry, otherwise we'll spoken.
Ofthe Grafton by 7. NJ. Williams
1.-THE Prosperity OF our Country."-It
was well written and well spoken.
Mr.. WilliaRls's manners are easy and
graceful
Of the Essay by Zada Miller
"Charity."-
OF the Grafton by J. NJ. Williams
"Nation Hatred. "-Thatit was some
what neutrality-suspicious. well spo-
ken.
of the Grafton by Benz. Reeder-
"War.''-Its points were plainly sta
ted-care and discipline will make q
good speaker of MI. Reeder.
OF the Essay by JOsephene Reavis
Life. Ut was well written and
distinctly read.
OF the Grafton by f. NJ. Lamberton
-''SOurces of Natural Wealth.
Smoothly written; delivered with en-
LeTgy. Mr.. LambertOn has a good
voice. He evidently believes that
this everlasting Yankee Nation is de-
termined to extend its jurisdiction
over all that joins it.
Ofthe Grafton by Leonard A. Kinsey
-"Honesty the best PoIicy"-It was
well delivered and its illustrations
were good.
OF the Essay by Emily Taylor
"Time"-It was quite well read and
written.
Of the Grafton by Geo. Haywood
"Intemperance"-It was short poin-
ted and truthful.
Of the Grafton, by Erwin Leslie
Bureh-''0Ur AssOciates"-It was the
best thing, his youth considered, SO
far offered. 1t was well written and
well spoken.
OF the Grafton, by Jas. Lamberton
Tour Aim in Life"-It was well
written and its delivery creditable.
OF the Grafton, by w. Winters
Providence displayed in the early
settlement of this country''-A less
rapid enunciation would make of Mr..
Winters, an interesting speaker.
Ofthe Grafton, by William DorTing-
ton-"PatriOtismp'-It was well writ
ten and pointed, and its delivery was
accompanied with appropriate ges-
lures.
Ofthe Essay, by Miss Hattie Slaugh-
ter-"IdOls''-It was we'll Writtenand
spoke well for her habits of thought
and observation. The reading was
clear aud distinct.
OF the Grafton, by Thos. J. Majors
1.-THE Political aspects of our coun-
try"-Itw was spoken with energy, and
with a faculty of Preaching the popular
heart We bespeak for him, 8 useful
and an honorable career.
Ofthe Grafton, by Wilson E. Majors
-"AmbitiOn"-Mr. Majors is an easy
effective speaker. He lost no time
getting athis subject. Starting right.
he carried us gracefully through.
Theexercises were i-nterspersed with
occasional songs from the Normal
Glee Club, whose performances were
excellent. The report of the Exam
liners, the Rev. w. B. Slaughter. of
Omaha, and the Hon. o. B. Hewett.
of RroYnYille, was then made. They
expressed themselves satisfied with
the progress Of the School, with its
utility andits necessity as a State In
stitutiOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

Dr. Holidays Brownville DeDlOcrd
was duly issued and has been received
The DR.. very readily takes on the
Democratic harness and snaps the
whip of ridicule at all radicals. AS the
principals he advocates will not stand
the light of argument, investigation
and reason, it is but a matter Of GOOD
policy on the part of the Doctor t.
avoid this course of treating the issue.
involved in the campaign ; and so h,
naturally resorts TO the Democratic
standard of political warefare.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

GTATE OF NEBRASKA. County OF Nema-
- ha, IS. ToSigmOnd Seeman defenI--g
tnthecase ofSamuels, Sternberperk - $780,
tif, VS.. SigmOnd Seemau defsnderf ~
District Court Ofsaid County 81 Nemabe 49,
state OF Nebraska: You are hereby notice.
that the said amuelsysternberge 90 Me-
in sa1d action, win proceed to take Sebesf-
ti0nsof witnesses IN the said case. ~ fhe505c-
Of John 1tcKtliOp & Co. N0. Us Pine sfreef
in the City Of st. Louis, st. Louis COUNTY, m
the State OF Missouri, on the Sd dav OfAu-
gust, A D. 1858, between the hours on ten
O'Clock A. "a. and nine o'clock u. NJ, WITH
authority to adjourn from dav 10 dav n1ff 81
such dispositions SHAH have been taken
SIT on HFuTr7r -
Attytor Samuelss~ SterHberger &C0., PlR'sy
GALE OF STRAY STOCK-Notiee n bers-
- by given that on the 2lth OF Tulv Ig9s a.
the hour OF ten o'clock, there viii be offered
for sale ct the residence Of Thomas W0seiv
living in DOuglgsTOwnship, Nemaha Connfv
Nebraska. one hve year old brindls SER ~
brands. Marked, LEFT ear on swaIlOw-fork IN
right ear, part Of tail OF. said steer was Ia
ken mp in March OF 1867, as stray.
oo-05 LIS. r FEEDER J.. p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
Peru Grant and COIfax Club

The Republicans of Peru met on
Saturday, July 18th, and organized a
campaign club. The following officers
were elected:
VIM. s. Horn, President; Henry
Roberts, Secretary; J. P Burdick,
Treasurer.
Col. Furnas and DeForest Porter, of
RrOwnville, were present and adj
dressed the club in a general review Of
the platforms of the two parties. The
Republicans of Peru are reported to be
wide awake and active, in working fol
the good of the party. They promise
q good report of their precinct at the
October and November elections.
The cIubmeets every Saturday after
noon. Campaign Republican speak
ers and State Central Committee will
remember Peru in making their list o.
appointments.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
pemovaI or land Omces.

The following, which we clip from
the Nebraska Statesman Extra Of the
18th sufficiently explains itself:
Dept In. GEN. LAND OFFICE, !
washington, July 9th, '6S. J
Senators j. NJ Thdger, z. w. Upton,
Hon. John Id6e:
Observation-Disclosures TO your joint
communication of June Both, and my
renlv of same date, / have now the
honor t. inform you that the President
has. in accordance with your recon-
mendation, ordered removals of the
Land Offices in Nebraska from Omaha
to West Point, from Nebraska City to
Lincoln and from Brownville to Be-
atrice, and that the proper action to
carry such order into effect will be
promptly taken by this office, where
upon YOU shall be further advised.
L have the honor to be, Gentlemen,
Very respectfully.
JOS. S. WILSON,
Commissioner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
GreatfuI. Very.
month of June:

The New York Democratic Conven-
ton gratefully remembers" the Sol
diers who carried the flag of ouI
country to victory against q most gaL-
liant and determined foe" The above
grateful remembrance" ofGen. Grant
and his brave boys is satanic expression
in comparison with the heart fell
warnings which they express for "a
most gallant and determined foe."
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF
SCHOOL LANDS,

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
order issued under the hand Ofthe Land Com
missioner OF the state Of Nebraska. and in
pursuance Of the Statute Of such state. enti=
tied, IAN act to provide for the Registry Of
School lands, &c, approved June -, 1851, I,
JAMES u. HACEER, County Clerk Of the
County Of Nemaha, viii,
On the 14th day Of September
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and con-
tinue till twelve O'Clock, noon, Of that day,
offer for sale at my Office, In the Court House
in BrOwnville, in said county, in the order
advertised, Of public suction, and sell 10 tho
highest bidder, but, AT o LFss THAN
APPKHIsED YAEUE, nor, in any cesc. for less
than the minimum price OfSEvEN DOLLARS
per acre, the following described pieces or
parcels o land, situated in the County Of Ne
mGh0, n State Of Nebraska, known as
"SchOOl Land" belonging TO to the said State
of NEBRASKA, in parcels of not exceeding forty
acres Ofpralrie, or ten acres ftnbe lands.
for the use u benefit Of the school FUND.-
of said state of Nebraska, and that such sale
viii be continued from day 20 day, from the
hours Of ten o'clock In the forenoon, to
twelve O'Clock noon, Sunday exceptedh IN
til aI such lands shall be offered, tO-Wits
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
Real Estate EOrSale


BY w. III. HOOVER, Real-Estate Agent:
Southwest q sec. IL, town ., range II, 100
acres. Improved.
Northwest sec a, town 4range14, l60 acres.
Dwelling House and two lots in BrOwnvIlle.
BY DORSEY, HOADLY & Co., Land Agents:
Northeast 4 sec j, town Strange IL; lGOacres
at s. per acre.
Southeast sec II town 5 range / 100 acres
at s. per acre.
Northeast sec % town range Il, 100 acres
at s. per acre.
Northeast 0 fnorthwest 4 sec23 town8 range
IL; 80 acres at 81 per acre.
North of northwest a sec q town 6 range
Ii; 50 acres at 81 per acre.
By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Northeast q of sec IL town 5 range 10; in
Johnson county, Z miles from Tecdmseh.
BY U. W. FAIRBROTHER:
40 acres, mile from Nemaha City 3 from
Brownville; all under ultivatiOn; acabin on
the premises with aspiring near, and a spring
branch-running through the premises.
By BARREL & LETT, Land Agents:
1900 acres OF improved and unimprOyed
land, fOr sale on reasonable TERMS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

The Nebraska City Press comes
out in a new dress, which is a further
evidence Of itsprosperity. We noticed
some weeks since that Col. Irish was
expecting a Taylor power press. 1t
hasbeenput upand the Colonel thinks
&c just the thing "for the position"
The Press is now Edited and Pub
hshed by Irish, Price, & Miller.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

We have received Nos. / & 2 of the
Pawnee Tribune, an ably edited seven
column weekly paper, published at
Pawnee City, Pawnee County, Neb-
raska, and edited by T. r. Fisher,
lately of this Office. 1t is Republican
in politics and thoroughly devoted to
the interest of South Nebraska Mr..
Fisher has large experience as an edi-
tor and publisher, and we shall expect
to find the Tribune one of the best
weeklies in the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
Internal Revenue Tax notice.
OFFICE OF The COLLECTOR
IN. REV. DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA,

~ AZ - A&aAA
IN. REV. DISTRICT or NEBRASKA, ?
Nebraska City, July lst, 1868.
4 NNUNL TAX LIST D lS68.-NOticei is
n hereby given, that the Annual Tax List
Of Taxes Assessed in accordance with the
provisions OF the Act Of Congress: To pro-
yide Internal Revenue to support the Gov
eminent, to pay interest on the public debt
ana Tor other purposes, approved June 50th
1864, and the amendment thereto, has been
returned to me by the Assessors Of this Dis
trlct, and that said taxes are now due, pay
able AND PAYMENT THEREOF IS DE-
MAND, and that Z will, in person or by de-
putty, attend at the office Of s.. p. Tuttle, As
sIstant Assessor u. s. internal Revenue, in
Court Room, in BTOWnyilie, on the DIST, I'D
and I'D days of july, 1865 for the purpose of
receiving said taxes.
Al persons who shall neglect to pay the
amount of their taxes, hereby demanded on
or before the day last above named, VIII be
liable to pay a penalty of five per eeutum ad-
d1tiOnal, and a fee of twenty cents for service
Of n special demand and notice, together with
four cents a mile travel fees, actually and
necessarilytraveled to maket the service there
OFFICE HOURS from 9 O'Clock, a. m, to 3,
pm,
JOSEPH z. LANCASTER,
July LIST. zO,2t Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

The Journal of this week says that
Horatio Seymour was selected for
President" and Frank P. Blair
unanimously chosen for Vice Presi-
dent" on the Goth ballot. The Jour
nal is slightly mistaken in this. Sey-
mour was nominated on the 22d ballot
for President, and Frank P. Blair was
nominated on the LIST ballot for Vice
President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

The Hon. o. B. Hewett, Hon. S. NJ.
Rich and ]. c. McNaughton, will
address the Republican Club Of 81
Deroin on Thursday evening, the 23d
inst. Let there bea general attend.
ence. Announced by request Of the
club.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
500 Tons Of Upland Prairie Hay
At FORT SANDERS. ID. T.
RRTDGE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there
IN will be bids received, to be accompanied
by plans n specifications, payable IN cash
or bonds, for the building of a Bridge across
the Big Muddy on a County Road crossing
said stream at the farm Of John Hanna, in
Bedford Precinct, on section ., township 4,
north of Range IA, east. The bids to be re-
ceived on the LIST Monday tRAugust, 1868, at
which time they will be accepted orrejected
at the discretion Of the Board.
JAMES II. HACKER, Clerk.
BrOwnviIe, July 18th, 1863. i4O-Oi3
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

The State Teachers Association, OF
Nebraska, meets at Nebraska City on
the 2Sth of this month.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa,
July 10, 1868.
J. M. MCKENZIE, Esq.-DeQT Sir i:
Your favor of the End inst. come duly
TO hand.
Would say in reply, that we will
carry all Teachers and Delegates to
the Teachers Convention at "a hay
fire; that is, they are to pay fill fare
one way and we will pass them back
upon a certificate from the Secretary,
stating that they are Teachers or Del
egates to the Convention. OF course
we should not want certificates given
to parties Of whom you DO not know
to belong to the conventions.
Yours Respectfully,
D.. J. RICHARDSON,
Asst. Supt.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
RUIT TREES.

4ANA0 an O3S .
HUIE COMING Fail, Winter and Spring. Z
/ VIII make the receiving CT orders for all
kinds Of Fruits, Vines GndShTubs "a business.
My stock will all be from the nearest and
most reliable Nurseries. Everything sold BY
me will be WARRANTED as to name and
to live, when put out under my directions. /
ave in Fruit, the present season. all the
hardy and some Of the tender varieties OF
Grapes. to which I invite the attention Of all
interested in Grape culture in Nebraska.
i4O-OJ2 II. ". FuR~Ag
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16
Land Entries.

The following table exhibits the
number of acres of public land enter
ed at the Land Office in this, the
Nemaha Land District, during the
month of June:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

Gen. Grant arrived at LeavenRorth
yesterday. Goes west by the Smoky
Hill route,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-16

IEaGNMS OE ALI
Cash in hand, OF at the option Of the pur-
| chaser. ten Der cent cash down on prairls
lands, and nifty per cent on other lands, AZ
the time of sale, to be paid to the County
note for the unpaid purchase money payable.
on or before the lst day Of January, A. ID. 1870,
with interest annually, payable in advance
at the rate ften per cent per aunum, up TO
the first day OF January next after the date Of
such note, and on the first day Of JGE-srV
thereafter, up to the first day of January,
next succeeding, such payment, secured by
the endorsement or signatures, as joint ma
kers, of we responsible f~reehOiders Of said
County of Nemaha on ali sums of Five Hun
drcd Dollars or less, and one additional en-
dOrser, or joint maker, OfHke responsibility
and residence for every additional sum Of
j M Hundred Dollars or fractional part
thereof, Of satf UNPAID purchase money, and
the execution by the purchaser purchasing
on credit in duplicate, one OF which viii DO
retained by the County Treasurer Of s2id
County, for the use Ofthe state, and the Other
to be delivered 70 the purchaser, the contract
of sale hereinafter mentioned.
TITLE.
The purchaser paying the fun amo1nt OF
the purchase money for the lands pu4 hsed
q such sale, the Treasurer 81 sald County VIII
cOntalniuga de scrfpdon OF the land sold, and
an ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the payment Of the
purchase money, and on presentation OF
any time after fifteen days from the date CT
/ such Receipt shall entitle the purchaser to n
l ilJltt 10 oiLQ Allu, III Ltt simple nom Lle aalu
state, and the delivery Of q deed IN the sur
TendCrt to such COMMISSIONS OF the other Re-
ceipt; and to purchasers, purchasing on cred
it, the said treasure viii execute in dupli-
cate, one of which shall be delivered 70 the
purchaser and the other retained for the use
of the State, after being signed by the puE-
chaser, a contract OF sale for the land pur-
chased, conditioned that, upon the payment
of the unpaid purchase money, and tho Inter
est thereon according TO the conditions OF
such note, the purchaser shall be entitled to
duplicate Receipts of payment and purchase
for such land; that no waste shall be COM
mitted upon the land therein described, that
no timber shall be cut thereon, except neees-
sary fire wood of the occupant OF such land,
and for improvements thereon, and in case
default shall be made IN the payment Of the
interest or principal or any ~partthereOL Orif
any such conditions shallbe brOkenthat then
| the lands therein described shall be surren-
ed by the purchaser, his HEIRS or ass igna
with the improvements thereon, 20 the State,
and said contract shall be void and Of no
effect.
Dated, BrOwnvillc, June 23d, 1864.
JAMES NJ. HACKER,
n39 County Clerk.