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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
The Election and Its Results.

Ohio, Indisns, Pennsylvania snf
NybraskA-1fsu Slated, Welding al
eleOtOrsi voc Of siSt .thfts.-havs
in ,heif recsbt elsstiOSt, declared for
lGRASt sndA CobpAH. WhHS che
Democrats gain Ave Representatives,
the RepuSTNsHs gain three Senators,
aud one or two Representatives.
With the electoral vote Of Maine,
Vermont, and Connecticut, We have
already posted on our side 81 out Of
the 296 electoral votes Of the States.
With the States csrisin 70 give Re-
publican msjorities In November,--
California, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota.
Missouri, New Hampshire, New
York. West Virgins aud Wisconsin,
-l18 yotes,-WO have 100 electoral
votes, or a majority Of 81 10 the olsc.
toral college. for GRANT and CoLFAx
In this estimation We have placed no
uncertain States. Those Ststes
which elect their heal ticket 10 Dc.
tOber, can always be looked to for
increased msjOritiss in November
Those States which have not held an.
election this month, mentioned above,
may be sounied positively for our
candidates. There iS no longer any
room for surmise on the result OF the
election yet to come. Already the
glorious influences Of q Union triumph
has made itself manifest No longer
accounts Of horrible outrages Of Ku-
KluI KlaDs throughout the South,
Oil our daily papers. Belmont aud
his co.workers are filed with dread
and constcrnation, aud Seymour and
Blair are impOrtuned to resign, in ia.
vor of CHASE aud sbolitiopism.-
Andy johnson issues his proelama-
ton Of thanksgiving and praise.
The whols rebel raft are filled with
the fear of the wrath which L 10
come" The credit o. the govera,
ment is rOAsSurcd and gold goes
down from l49, at the time Of the
nomination Of Seymour and Blair, to
1877, There soon will be no more
olamOriug about gold aud greenbAekS
-oue will be at par with the other.
The "bloated bondholder" will have
ceased to reap the earnings Of the
poor. Confidence will be restored
and the good old times of the past
will come to US again,
But ten days more remain until .
second Appomatox victory shall
have passed into history. Then the
noble words Of Grant "LEr Us HAVE
PEACE" will descend like q blessing
upon Gods poor, aud the sarth's
rich, all over the land, bringing So
curity and quiet TO tho "earPot-.bag
ger" aud the freedman" and to all
loyal men throughout the length and
breadth of our fair land.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
How Gen. Gibson was Beaten,

The fact becomes moro pAlpable
every day, that Gen. GIBsoS owes
his defeat almost wholly If not en-.
tirely to the polling Of illegal aud
fraudulent votes throughout the diff.
ferent counties in the district From
almost every direction are coming in
evidences of illegal voting, aud
fraudulent uaturaliIatiOns. There ia
but little doubt that Mr.. DICKINSON
has played large hand iu this bus.
mess, aud will not, even IL he should
escape a criminal prosecution, be al
lowed to take his seat upon the door
of the House Of Representatives Ii
does not require q criminal prOsecu-
tiOn to prevent this; simply sub.
stautiatiOu that fraud aud triokery
has been used BY him to ensure his
election.
The Ottawa Uaicn speaking Of the
Generals defeat says Of tho means;
"Gen, Gibson i, beaten by treach.
cry, trickery aud frauds, the like of
which has never been known in Ohio.
Many Of the papers shown US were
issued by Judge Dickinson of San
dusky county who was the candidate
against General Gibson. IL this ia
the way he spent his time making
votes, We are prepared to admit him
successful aud powerful candidate.
We would like to call the SO ntleman's
attention 10 an act Of CongGess pass.
cd March Sd, 1913, providing for
three years imprisonment. We will
simply say that il the law 10 enforced,
aud Mr.. DiekinsOn's name to the pa
pers used that are now Ia our pos
session, the gentleman will not likely
go to Congress right away. Our
own private opinion publicly ex
pressed is that Mr.. Dickinson, aud
his Clerk MeArdle are = nice couple
OF effective electioneers.
1--WE are sorry to say that We need
not 10 from home for fraudulent
naturalization papers. We think not
less than three hundred illegal nat
uraliEaIion papers were issusd and
used in this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
IFrom the sAndusEy ReEi,trr.l
The Campaign in Brief,

The Democratic party, if elevated
to power, propose. .,.. - f.
l. To upset eight State govern
monts wish the bayonet, ~.
2. To thus inaugurato q new civil
war. l a..
3. To compel the Senate to sub.
init (Sec Dlair's letter.) ..a a. III
4 To double taxation and the
debt by iucurring new war cxpon-
ses.
3. To tax milk as high as whisky !;
And farms as high hs bank stock
And sugar as high as tobacco;
And the labOrer's earnings as high
az the nabob's income.
@. To introduce iuto Congress meu
like Forrest, Beauregard, aud Sem
mes to make laws for the government
of Union soldiers.
Z. To debase the currency by inila-
ton, so that tho greenbacks already
in the peoples hands will not possess
one-fourth their present value.
8. TO diyrdnehise 500, 900 legal
voters at the South, aud put those
who were the nations friends under
the heels OF those who we're the cue
mics Of the country.
Gu the other hand the Republican
party, IL given a new lease Of power
propose,
/. To give the country a eontin-
uous and prosperous peace,
9. steadily reduce the public debt
until it is iiually extinguished.
3. To steadily reduce taxation by
reducing expenses and prac,ieiug ii
id economy.
I, To continue the present system
Of Federal taxation so long as any is
needed, whereby the bulk of the bur
den is born by accumulated capital
and the consumers ofmxuries.
3. To refrain from adopting a
grinding system Of ".cqual taxation
Of every species of property" where
by the industrial classes who are now
exempt would be made to pay a large
share Of the taxes now paid by the
wealthy aud by capital,
G, To carry out the present policy
of reconstruction whereby not a siu-
gle person is deprived Of the ballot
on account of treason or color.
Z. To remove all political disabili
ties from leading rebels by Congress
sional action just as fast as their 10y
atty and good conduct will warrant.
8. To elevate the credit Of the na-
ton by dealing honestly with its
creditors.
9, To encourage good feeling. in
dustry, and business enterprise the
country over, aud usher in a new era
Of tranquility progress, aud prosper
ity.
Under which banner will you
serveg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
NEWS OF THE DAY


Gold closed in New York yester
day at 1877. .L'.a'. .."
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLPAx, our next
Vice President, is to be married on
the 9th Of the present mouth.
\ call has been issued for Color
ed National Convention at Washing
ton, January 18th.
The extra session Of Congress con
vened for the 10Th inst, stands ad
journed to November lOth.
The Headquarters Of the Depart-
mcnt of the Atlantic have, at the re-
quest of Gen. HANCOCK, been tran.-
terred to New York. #l
Howell Cobb, formerly Buchanan s
Secretary OF the Treasury, fell dead
at the Fifth American Hotel in New
York, on Friday 9th inst. ''.a
A Catholic college, to be called St.
Ignatius, is being erected on West
Twelfth street, in Chicago, to cost
500, 900. r'
Three companies Of artillery from
Fortress Monroe, have been ordered
South ou temporary duty; battery c,
to Atlanta; battery a, to Columbia,
south Cayolina, and battery =, to
Raleigh, North Carolina.
1t showed Saturday 10 Boston
Worcester, Concord, Oswego, Water
town, Rochester, and several miles
along the line Of the Erie Railway,
FOUR inches of snow fell.
n sailor was robbed at John Al
lens dance house Friday night. The
police arrested Mrs. Allen, Boston
Tom, and six female inmates of the
den, but john AIlen fed.
SANTA ANNA has been ordered TO
leave the lslapl of Cuba, in conse-
quence of his Mexican complications.
A JAURBz spy havin.' uuravcled all
his plots, he was giy.n thirty days to
leave, aud is so poor that his friends
will have TO pay his passage.
1t Is said that negotiations arc in
progress between the american Tclc-
graph Gable Company, Uf New York
City, and some foreign capitalists, to
lay a cable direct to BE gium, and
that responsible parties are ready Ia
enter into a contract to put down the
cable FOR e500, 900.
Advices frum Hnyti report that
bitter dissensiDns have broken oui
among the Tcvolutionists. Cons
DoMNGuEz, SAGEr and REBEccA
have each been proclaimed President
by theirrcspcctiVc troops. The town.
Petit Guave, Desalme. aod Jerenic.
are in possession Of Gen. SALSAYE
VIII is daily gaining ground.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Deputy MoArdIe on the Stand.

Vp Fhday last a subpoena was
issued for the arrest of dcpdiy;NsAR.
DL : oi Fremont, and on Mohday he
wss brought before u. s. Oemmi
sioder-WInTE at Cleveland. HIS
testimony evidently Intends to screen
Mr.. DICKINSON, and is the most bare.
faced admission Of deliberate villainy
upon record. Here is a paragraph
Of his testimony:
"Delivsred papers to Thomas Pol
lard, Of Olmstead; don't know how
many; Pollard came to Fremont about
q week before eleodob, and | gave
him a number Of papers, he furnish
ing the names and 1 filling them in;
| sav none Of the parties for whom
the papers vera made administered
no Oath--got no compensation for
them--nade no record Of the papers.
| natursliIsd a good many from dir-
ferent parts of the State, but cant
retollect single name; | never saw
Pollard but once; aud then | gave
him eight or ten papers, like the one
HHugh has. had no special au
thoriiy from Judge Dickinson. but
only general authority as deputy
clerk. Don't think Dickinson was
in the Office when any Of the papers
given to Pollard were read"
lie unCquivocalIy admits that be
issued number Of papers" abd"m1
HOne cfthe parties for iohom he pa.
psrs Verc made I"
How far such admissions will
benefit the party remains to bo seen
The case will probably last week
or ten days, as large nurber Of
witnesses from ten or twelve counties
are present from the Northern part
Of Ohio to testify.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Frank Blair a Know Nothing

Our Catholic and foreign democrat.
ic friends, we hope will not fail to ac-
quaint themselves Of the fact, that in
"a, FRANK 2, ijLArR, became mem.
Dor Of tho above order at st. Louis,
Mo-, and in his initiation, lie sworo in
the.."presonoc of Almighty Nod" not
to give his Influence for any mNu, for
any office, 4 II n unless hu was
"dn American born eitisea iW fdUor
Of americans ruling america and
NOT ROMAN CATHOLIClp eau
you eonscicntiously support a man
who has taken upon himself this pro.
scriptivc oathp Can you consistent
emily vote for one who would deprive
you of your citizenship il he had the
power2 Cen you coDadingly place
in the hands of one who would rob
you Of your religious rights, the next
to the highest Office in thu land2-
These are serious questions for your
consideration. Ponder we'll upon
them before you go to the polls and
there surrender iuto his hands those
liberties which are dear to you as
homo aud friends. Eternal vigil.
auce is tho price of libcrtyl" Be
Wig lant LII -----
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
GFiom tho zNnesville courieFl
a REBEL MAI. GEN ON THE
SITUATION.
The Election or Seymour and Blair. =
An Endorsement OF Secession, and \
Guarantee or another Secession -
Grants Election the only Hope.

We were shown letter last even
ing from a prominent Southern man
TO a business Rrm in this city, The
writer Is we'll known to us as an eff
cient Maj, General in the Confeder-
ate army. His statements, occur
ring as they do iu business letter,
aud not written for the public eye,
are entitled to much constellation.
We withhold his name as we have
not his permission to make il public,
but any one desirous to see tho letter
can be Accommodated, aud can satisfy
himself Of its genuineness.
lie says Of the present political
contest;
y y 81 would have dealt more
largely with you this fall, but was
restrained on account Of the condition
Of the country.
am an old slave holder, vas not
an original secessionist, was opposed
to the war finally went in and staid
in until the Confederate flag went
down was rebol, good aud true,
have no interest anywhere but here,
where my home Isl where my lands
lie.
With these autetedents, let me say
to yoa, that unless GyHat and CoIdI
are elected this coWatry soiR Dc .faalL
robbed Of al hope Of coming 10 pros
perry. These people ieiH lake he q
iecnon Of Ssymosr and Blair as an
archaeological ON The part Of M,
North, that tAe ,odr aeds ,oronqfaiI.
fougAt By tke NORTH, In other cords
as an Enforcement o fseoession and Sc
CEDE TREY WILL AS SURE AS
HEAVEN, before Seyn'oGr's fip,e &c
pires. This will ruin all hope, Tn,
man Of property viii be destroyed,
All will be lOst, aud lost, alas, forev'
er. tf
My confidence in Grants election
induces this small order, Ii elect
cd, We will talk more about othel
thinRa. 4 ~
Let every man who rejects, poA-
der these statements. Seymour anl
Biair's slec,ion would be taken by ,h'
re bells as an endorsement Of seeessio,
and the rebel S,stes would sseede a
gain, and a. consequences, woulC
bring moro war, more debt, lnose
taxation, more sacrifice Of AaUaI
lives.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Words that burn.

" "sre nothing for promotion, so
lcng as our armies are successful. -
1Generul Grant to Sherman, Februa.
ry. 1862.
If my e0UCSs is nOr satisfactory
remove NE az once do not wish in
any way to impede the success of our
arms = [Grant to lEalleck, February
5, 1862.
No theory Of my own will ever
stand in tho way Of my executing in
good faith any order | may receive
from those in authority over me-, -
[Grant to Secretary Chase, May 20,
1868.
This is Republic, where tie
will of the people is the law of the
land. ~ Grants letter to President
johnson, August, 1867.
shall have no policy Of my own
to Interfere against the will of the
people. ."-[Grant's letter, May 20,
1865.
Human liberty, the oulv true
found tion of human government. -
GGcn, Graul's letter to the citizens Of
Memphis.
LIN US HAVE PEACE. III, S.
Grant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
The Fremont Naturalization
Frauda.

=
Judge Dickinson Of Sandusky
county, who whs the successful Dem
ocrhtic candidate against Gibson 10
the Ninth District regulates sll
codnection with The naturalization
frauds porpetrated in tho Probate
Uou.t, Of which he is Judge. and lays
the whole blame on his clerk, }. II.
NIeArdIey thm tddmitting ne factOf
tie fraud through deuyiHg any com
piicity in Il, We have no reason to
doubt the entire truth of Judge Dick.
iosou's statement, for his reputation
is such as to forbid the thought that
he would be party to so monstrous
a crime. void ."u0
Farther developments show that
over three hundred fraudulent papers
we're used in one county in the Ninth
District, and there IS no doubt that
sufficient proof uW be brought to HH-
seat Judge Dickiason. Other instances
have come to light Of these papers
being fraudulently voted 10 this city,
aud the Investigations are still going
on. IL is known that tho bogus nat
uraliEation papers issued from Judge
Dickinsun's office have found their
way iuto other counties in Northern
Ohio, outside of the Ninth District,
and the moro the matter is investiga-
ted, the more extensive is the discoy
cred field Of viilainy.
The whole matter will be unearth-
ed, aud the Offenders, 80 far as they
caB be nsceTtained. will be punished,
.-TUleveland Herald.
We believe Mr.. DICKINSON will
not be able 20 do az the Herald kind
y suggests--mako scape-goat of
his tool, McARDLB. We believe the
evidence OF DicKINsc Ms completely
in this gigantic fraud is conclusive
and overwhelming. We regret this
for Mr. Dis own sake, aud for the
sake Of tho good name Of his family.
The matter is not one of political
parties nor party candidates. Every
citizen of the Ninth District aud of
Ohio, be be Democrat or Republican.
is equally interested 10 having. ::iiris
outrageous crilLe exposed and pun
ished, no matter where the blow may
fall IfMr. DIcKINsoN is isuDoesuS
Of this felony he cnn easily Rirnish
proof Of Shc fact, aud VIC shalt be the
FIRST to proclaim his innoccnco and
exonerate him from all blame. Un.
I'll this is doro we shall continue to
believe that n +. DICKINSON is the
conscious author OF the deliberate
fraud which has been perpetratcd in
his name upon the voters of the
Ninth District. A stop must be put
TO these systematic outrages upon the
ballot.b box, or the election franchise
ia worthless humbug and free in.
sututions a swindlc and cheat.
The matter will be pushed to an
early issue.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
General Sheridan to the Boys in
Blue.

General Sheridan the gallant hero
Of Cedir Creek aud Five Forks, sent
the followin dispatch to the Gener
al Grant meeting of soldiers and sal
lors in philadelphia:
"Fr. HARKER, Kansas, Sept, Gs,
" To Gen. Charles II. T. Collins,
PhiHdeipha,
Say to the Boys in Blue that 1t is
as essential to have a political victo-
ry this fall as it was to have au Ap-
pomattox in 1868, and that every
man who loves his country should
vote for Grant
PHI. IL SHERIDAN,
UfHU Major Gen. u, s. A."
Do you hear that, Boys in Blue
Close up the ranks aud move on to
victory rt.s i.r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Sitting the Brands.

In regard to the feretiug out of the
fraudulent issue Of naturaliEatious,
We would say that the matter is in
proPorhsuds aud is briag developed
Asrapidly as the facts aosSAutatius
will allow. Mr.. john McARDLE,
DfcKlNsoN's Clerk was arrested in
Fremont on Sabbath last, by tho U.
S. Marshal for the Northern District
ofOhio, aud taken to Cleveland for
examination. As fast rs the facts
are substa Inflated, We will endoayor
TO give them to our readers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Partition Notice.
William Beilharz, Plaintiff,

-. .... ... Against sos. ..... 4
Charles c. nenharz, Albert Beilharz, the heirs
of Mary Lany dece sed, Louis A. Beliharz,
Amanda Happen, : imuel Lenpcn, I'M J, Bail- {
harz, Levi 4 Beilharz, Edmund Beilharz and
Re1ben d BeilharE eiendants. ,bu rfFfr
IN COURr or Cow PLEAS or SEN. Co, o.
PErrriOS ron PARrIrIos
THE said defendants viii take notice that q
l petition was filed against them on the-----
day of October is6s, By the said plaintifr William
Beilharz, and Is now pending, VIII, rein the said
plnlntih demands partition OF the following de-
scrihed real estate situate IN said County oi Sfn-
eca and state OF ohio, to-witi The south half
OF the south east quarter OF section nineteen, In
township three north, IN range hileen sust. con-
tanning eighty acres more or less. Also tho
south hall OF the south part OF the west part Ofr
fTactional section twenty. In township end range
aforesaid, combining twenty-five anl six one
hundcdths artes more or less helng the home
stead f'rm of the bate Joha J, Beilharz dereAsed,
and hat at the next term of said COnrt ApplieA-
tion will ha made blythe said William BetlhArz,
lel,heaer for an order that partition mass be
made Of said pFmses. .
iPr Zee Sit,sOD lE no5as6t s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
The Probate Judge of Ottawa Coun
ty, Implicated,

The Sandusky Register Of Monday,
says;
DAVID MIzNER, the Democratic
Probate Judge OF Ottawa county is
quite as deep in trouble as his friend
DICKINSON whose election he SO eff
ciontly aud HWmeroRsg aided. We
Know whereof we speak when we say
that sworn evidence is on 6le in the
proper place which sonvists DAvID
MINER OF feloDy il that he wilfully
aud kuOwipglY issued false aud
fraudulent naturalization certificate
TO one whom he knew to be an sliea
and not entitled TO be uaturaliIed.
This We believe to; be oaly one Of
many OF many dozens Of such papers
issued by him 20 aid the election Of
DICKINSON. IL Mr.. MIzsER is iubo I.
eeat asd believes we cannot prove our
statements suppose he commence u
suit for libell Mr., MIESER will be
looked after.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
BaYara |

We have not the least doubt but
that the late move to withdraw Soy-
mour and Blair is simply Democrat.
ic trick to beguile Republicans, aud
while they sleep upon their arms
rush to the polls in full strength with
pockets filed with naturalization pa.
pers, A gentleman Of our aequaint,
ance told US to place no reliance up.
on ,ho disaaociion in Crawford
County. He was right. The De
fhocracy work in the dark, and one
BY one, BY fraud, and by all other
means, add rotes to their ranks. Let
no man bO less vigilant to secure
Grants election because he think .
there is no opposition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
The Democratic Spirit

Secession is not dead it is more
alive to'day than ever. l support
Blair b cause he promises revolution.
Gov. Wise, Richmond.
II We are successful in the ap-
preaching contest We shall gain all
that We have lost in the Lost
Cuuse. = Mobile 7FiJne.
By the election Of the Democratic
ticket only could the noblest men
who ever lived-the gallant sous OF
the Sou,h-gain what they had
fought for, without the sacrifice of
our principles. Colonel .Siaybaok, 81,
Joseph 81, - -I.1I Ia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

The Democratic Central Committee
Of this State, telcgraphed to Belmont
& Co., last week, not to withdraw
SEYMOUR aud BLAIR, AZ the Ohio
delegation had the honor (?) of nom
mating Mr.. SEYMOUR, it is but nat.
ural they should desire to attend his
political funeral on tho 3D. Of Novem
Der. We wouldn't debar them the
pleasure for The world.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
LoudOn Township all o. K.

Last fall the Republicans gave AZ
majority in Loudon township, Since
that time the Republicans havs lost
by immigration from the township,
sixteen voters. NotSiths;snding this
loss, We gave a Republican majority
at the State election Of 40. Le1don
is righI evory time, aud is good for
Grant and Collar for 60 majority. -
News, SD tatt rr la'ra'a go
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

-1 Elsewhere we publish the Official
vote Of this county. The Demo.
cratic majority on State ticket is Cos,
IA Republican gain over last year,
of $50. IAN increased vote OF l72
was polled over that Of tho previous
State election.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

Fax BLAIR is willing to retire
from the Presidential canvass. lie
is hot only satisfied that there is no
earthly hope Of an election, but he
has had his character so thoroughly
aired that even mole hill would bO
acceptable to hide him from the public
RaEe.r .rl.I... ...I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Eor Sale. :.

I OFFER for sale my Hotel building known as
Il the DAVIS House, situated In the let Ward
OF Tttfin, aud now occupied by Levi weirick, to-
gethei with the stable and lot 81 feet square, ALI
IN gooa eonditian I will sell the building alono
II desired Terms low and payments Easy II
tor rent, -Ni '"t "
| ! hAvS SNho4Sae hand 'ntSr the cooperation.
far sale. fUT terIns and other particulars eu-
QuiFs 90 .tIaN LEVI DAVIS. n5l-lm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

OIL with all the vituperaiiOn, slunder
and abuse hcaped upon the head Of
Geo. GlBsoN, he run but 22 behind
the State ticket in this county. SO
much for personal abuse |
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Farm for Sale.

4 Will. sell my farm located in Liberty town.
i ship, Seneca eeaa,ys t,oi0, six nlihs uesi OF
Improved, the bSIance beng tinber land. rhere
IL a good house, alaO heTn. peaTD new upon tbs
preaises, with other eonvenieat ok,lhoases.-
q nd lAsting water Al tbs door. Hur further par
tfeuiNrs Inquire sf the subscriber on the fArn.
Aoi-8at. lguh ENV AAMES GRIMES. fi