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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

The President has pardOned over one
hundred fOrgers and perjurers. We
have already, on mere than one ocoa-
sion expressed our belief that the par
dOniug power ought not to be lodged
with the Executive. II exalts the favor
of the President above law and justice.
"RemissiOn of penalty should proceed
only from the power that imposes the
penalty" says an able writer, In 9TH
er words the people, who are injured
by crime, should retain, in some way
the power of fOrgiving che injury done
them. But, while the pardoning power
remains in the hands of the President
it should, certainly be exercised by him
with caution. The PRACTICE of too offer
setting aside the law by one man is dan,
gerOus and Corrupting. It encourages
crime while it Outrages iustice.-DetToi
| Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

Just look at the absurdity of Andrew
Johnson's position, The Constitution
declares that appointments to civil Office
shall not be made without the advice
and consent of the Senate. The Prssl-
assumes to create a vacancy ana then
against the Will Of the Senate, appoints
some one to I'll Il ad Interim, that is TO
say until the Senate yields to bis wishes
The i11teTfHt may be prolonged forever,
Office by the viii Of the President alone
in direct cOntraveHtion OF the Cousti-
tuition Of the United Statess- IFibane.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

TIE REST vEvT1lArrD AND MosT LlzuBI0Us SLEEP-
ING CoACHSs az-IN THE WORLD - acoompa-
pv ali night trains on this railway.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
OHIO. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1868.

T. Z. POWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
WILL Buy and sen town, ely property. Farms,
NJ IaBds and all kinds o. real estate, draw deeds
mortgages, contracts, title boads, &C.
e. All property advertised without charge
10 I. A ane farm in Liberty Township, abou
lTe miles from Delaware, and known as the Hen
rY Hyatt farm, contains 1I1& acres az under
'enee 50 acres cleared ana gnoer e9ltEellols
balance timber land House. Stable OUT 5aildlngs
ycung orchard, wells ruRns@s Waters &C. Pes
session given t'etober frst. H. = offered al
a great bargain. Enquire on The prel--- at
T. E. POWELL Real Estate Agent
No. desirable dweIHng house On william
Street, near the o. W F. C0llcEe. A New Stoue
House, two stories high, and contains some seven
or eight rooms With the usual convenieneess sta
be- OF b9.di8g5, sc. On ne prem BTsmile7 ms
Fo. 4. good lot On Washington street at
20 S TsO aps building lots On William s'rss
70. s. Several large tracts Of western land iJF
sale very low, or for trade for tewn property II
Delaware or farming lands in Delaware County
FOR terms, &c. 1nquirs OF ,,,rr
June I4,e7-g Real Estate Agent.
No. Z. A very desirable farm about one nile
acres cleared and 50 acres good timber, good
frame house, barn. orchard. Spring, Weily cisterns
&c This So oRe Of the best locations near Dela-
ware, with good pike % town. Terms low and
time given. Enquire on the premises Of Benjauin
seigiried or Of T. E. POWELL Real Estate Agent.
No. 8. A dwelling house on Railroad s., be-
tween Washington and liberty, North side, with
usual i'm mprnvsmeuts- Cheap only $780, Enquire
for terms, &c, Of T. T. POWELL Real Estate
agent. t-Uun021-
30. g. 8. /. CRUICKSHANK'S . Farm in Orange
To Enshfp, containing 100 acres, with House, Barn
Orchard, aRd other Improvements. WiE be Offer
ed for q short time very low. For Terms and other
particulars Enquire Of 7. E POWELL
Oct25, '67tf. Real Estate Agent.
no. 10. FOR SALE.-A good farm Of 40 acres
in s. toto Tow nship, Bakes Creek, with dwelling
house, barn, and other Out-buiidings, young or
chart. 106 acrFs cleared and under cultivation
anu balance good mbeT. Best quail ty Of soit
For & rms and other particulars enquire Of P. J.
Wyeth on the premises or cf T. z. POWELL, Real
EFfate agent, Delaw are, Ohio.
f-h28'6S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

THR Poor OLD MAN.-Ono Of the
most amusing, IN not significant, side
occurrreces Of the day &c The Capitol
was the following; Mra. Cobb the par
don br0keress, stood ON chair ht one
OF the doors Of the House, and Watonea
the proceedings till the close over At
besde al thosS crowded into che door
way. She remained very quieti nn4
was absorbed Ia the scene, AS &ho vote
was announced, she turned @ gsallo-
man standing near, and aal0i With o.
deep and unconscious sigh, $50 tno
poor old man is gone &C last l''-- Naaa'
iltgtoa Dispatch.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
Impeachment.


The Springfield (NEass.) Republican
conservative paper, says:
Everything is proven, everything is
admitted and Congress has no escape
from the choice and the issue which the
President has forced upon it, unless it
abandOns the whole contest forever,
aud establishes the precedent that the
Executive Department may annul and
defy at pleasure the acts Of the Legisla-
tive. The Tenure-Of-Ofdce bill may or
may not be constitutional of that the
President is not the judge, but until the
courts have otherwise decided, il is the
law Of the land, and the President can
not release himself from the obligation
to obey it. Action is the word of hour
at Washington, and there is no doubt
what it will be.
Says the Chicago Tribune:
1t is competent for the President, un-
der the Constitution and laws, and the
uniform practice Of the government,
to nominate a successor to Mr.. Stanton
or any other officer, but it is not COM
pptent for him, while the Senate is in
session, to issue a commission to the
new appOintee, until he shall be con-
/ firmed. The Constitution says that
HIhe President shall nominate, and by
aud the advice and consent of the SEN
ate appoint, all officers" It nowhere
t n uA1OA 4AbS nun W aBBO4ut AA4 uAlcol
without the advice and consent of the
/ Senate except during the recess of that
/ body.
! The n. Y. Tribune in The course of a
stirring leader advocating impeach-
ment, says:
''The President has assumed the re-
sponsibility of breaking a law. Con-
| gress must assume the responsibility
Of impeaching him. Not to do so, in
the face of this fragrant and insOlenl
proceeding, is to become a partner in
the crime. 1t is no time to consider
the party influence of impeachment, OF
its effect upon Presidential C lndidates
We would rather see the Republican
party candidates and all, driven into the
| Deserts of Arabia than to have them
trembie one moment in the presence OF
this high duty. Questions of expedi
ency were all we'll enough, so long a,
the President stood within pale of the
law but, now, when be presumes Il
be the Executive, LegisIative and Ju
dicial power; when he claims to decide
which laws Congress may pass, and
what acts are constitutional, to hesitat'
a moment is criminal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

A Constitution has been adopted by
the Florida Convention. Universal sur
frage Is declared. There is oproecrlp
ton, no test oath; foreigners are made
voters on a declaration Of their inten-
ton 90 become citizens. An education
al suffrage qualification i1 provided
after $50. The ordinance WAS passed
submitting the Constitution 90 the peo-
pie on the 9th and sth of april. state
aud county officers, and membora oi
Congress and she legislature are % be
elected 90 the same tlmas
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
Results Of Financial Integrity.

When the war commenced the
State of Massachus owed some eight
millions Of dollars, and held interest
bearing assets equal to that SUN. Du-
ring the war and since, the debt of the
state was increased to nearly $26, ,OOO, 900,
but on the 1st of January, 1868, had
been reduced to S24, ,S67, ,975. All the
new debts bears five cent. interest,"
Upon this debt, the ori sinal sum as well
as that contracted during the war, the
State has adhered to the policy of pay
ing both principal and interest in gold.
The State Treasurer, in his report just
published, says that experience has de-
mOnstrated the wisdom and economy
Of that policy in every way. The cred
It of Massachusetts, has been upheld at
home and abroad, the quotations OF
United States and Massachusetts stocks
IN London being relatively thus; Mass
achusetts, sterling 5s, S6@SS; United
states SIS (I0-40s), 66968 United States
IS T5-20sl. 725S. The increased price at
which Massachusetts can effect loans
has been Of great advantage, and the
! Treasurer estimates that "A large sum
has been saved to the State by reason
of the payment of gold instead Of cur
rency. Thus, assuming that for the
next five years the premium on gold
will average 40 per cent in 1868, 80 pei
] cent. in 1869, 20 per cent. in 1871, 3 pen
/ cent. in 1862, and thereafter be at par
/ the account of the State as between gold
and currency payments will stand
/ largely In favor of gold.
The premium on gold paid and 70
/ be paid 70 January !, 1875 viii
] amount fo.-..--.- sss.-.. - u0ts suVJ
! Premium received and to be re-
/ ceived on sales of Massachusetts
| bonds 80. .s.s-'..-.-- Sib4tfo1o
Balance in favor OF the States s7e.62s
All oC which goes to show there
nothing to he made by State any NOR
than by an individual in attacking one
| own credit.
The Treasurer forcibly and truthful.
/ adds:
"Far beyond any consideration G
pecuniary gain or loss, the people Of thi
commonwealth should cherish tn
proud recollection that, in a time Of sOr
trial, the State paid TO its bOndhOldeg
their dues Ia real money, without me
ment's hesitation, or an expression {
dissent on the part Of its citizens"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Estate of Israel Beach.

NYOTECE is bereby given that the undersiEued
~ has been duly appointed and quaHaed as TX
sugF Of the vii aud estate OF IsraeI Beach
Iced late OF Delaware co lnty, Ohio al persons
Interested viii govern themselves Accordingly,
feb. .28'6a-5 josiah RffSEfR Ans. FEerutnF
~ The nTsFRICT COURT OF THE o \ IT'D 81 Th-
II r. tle Northern n1EfTf- e Of Ohio. In the ma
er T samuel Stout. Bankrupt. The undersiguet
tSrsby gives notice that be bas been appointed A.
ianre oi the estate 0f Samuei tout Cf Concord To.
Delaware County, uhio. who has been adiudged 3
Bankrupt his own petisiOn by the District Court
{ sid Dstrist
Cleveland, Feb. 10, 1865
HORACE n. BILL, Assignee.
Feb2s'ss st
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

The Conmc crciaI Course of study consists # the
theory and T tctice OF opening, closing and con-
ducting abOut dfty 81 Is OF stock and Partner ship
Books. with the most approved forms for keeping
Books by the single anu Double Entry, in the va
ri0us departments Cf Commerce, Changing from
Single to Double Entry, Wholesale and Retail Ne
chandIsing, Commission, compound Company and
Joint Stock Business, Brokerage and Exchange
Agencies and Administrators Books, Farm Ac
counts, Importing and Jobblng, Forwarding, Rail-
road ing, Steam boating, Banking, plain Practical
s'enhmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, CONNER
eiaI Paper, Commercial Law, and Lectures on
Political EoonOmy, Business Customs and the Laws
Of Trade, &c. sc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
Rair EeWeIrv.

cPECTAL attention given to filling orders in this
- beauLrui art, With neatuess and dispatch
Jue j. VERY store Of c. Fl-Ali,
doCI5'67tf, No Williams blocN-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

A Democratic paper assures us thal 8
we nominate "anothor Abe Lincoln
the country viii Produco''anoth9r toau
Wilkes Booth, with bis go aenaei 90
runnfs; and che man is even now ready
% dc the work."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
EDUCATIONAL.
1866. OHIO 1868.
BUSINESS COLLEGE!
1868.
DELAWARE, O.
COnln1erciCIJ DeDal'tIle7lt.

SHARP ee HTNDS, Principals CONNER
ciGE and TeIegTGpllic Departments.
S. F. WAY, Principal ChtT0gFOpltje Dept.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

20. S TEo ans buiIding lots On William Stree
very cheap.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
aiIver PIated Ware.

A LARGE assortment OF goods in this line o.
~ new and beautiru patterns Of Inc best quail
{ b now opening and for sale at lowest cash
t5rgces at No. 8. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Nov s, '67 tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
ClliroarapHfc Depart1llerlt.

In this Department ms truetion il gwen in Spen-
oerlan Penmanship, Business Correspondents and
{ Ornamental and Ladies styles, Pen and Card
Drawing Card Writing, on hand FOurishing. etc,
etc. In ihis department is Teachers Glass, b.
object Of which Is 20 thoroughly drill all persons
who may desire TO become teachers Of this beau
Itul hr inch Of education, thus fully preparing
them for this now popular and lucrative bust
ness This D8paFtm ut has been newly arranged
BY placing its head Mr.. WAY, who is thor
'ougbly competent instructor, having aad expsri-
euce duTiug the past year as a teacher in the
oberlin Business institute. All persons iutsres-
ted, call, or send for samples Of his Writing and
Flourishmg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

The following, from the Louisville Sunday
Democrat, is dedicated to Mra. DAyIsozE, OF
that city. The lady Is q tfauEhter Of q. e.
ANDREWS, Esq, OF this place:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
naIanee ln Go of he So . 20

Steam carriages for common roads
have been built In Edinburgh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
J. HEDDIe,

v1EAL ESTATE AGENT. Uhlee N Williams Block
~ Delaware Ohio Persons wishing 20 buys 9 ID
or rent Farms or Town Property viii DO we'll t.
give him a caih Duue II o'-"I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
DR. H. Besse,
-. u. Snaith, "a. p.
PorrLr7o
GedtLes &c PoppLeto1l.

A TTORNEY's AT Law, Delaware, Ohio. VII
A promptly attend % an legal business iatrust
"a 10 their care in De aware end adjoil ing eoun
ties. Particular attention gwen % proceeding
under the new Bankrupt Act. OFFICE MLLnAAs
& LATINER BLOCK.
Aug. 2, '6T-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

VETHY does Evans sell so many Stoves and &c
nv much Tin Ware Because he keeps the
most reliable Stoy es and makes his ware out oi
tue best TN, aud ssus ch5a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

4FFIcE AT HIS REsIDENCEl Three doors ,.al, Eaas
& Of sboUb Hotel, william street .. lii ~. ~
% any ealIa--Town or Country. lapF -2o's'u-l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
sornefhing NeV !!

THE TREMONT WATCH. new style
II American Watch, very good and desirable
AIso, a fulI supply oi Waltham Watches on haEd
and selling az ihe lowest cash prices, by
&. PLAT,
Nov. 22'67-u. No. 8, Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

Husted g HG@eItO7t,
-. GOLeLrickys

nR0PAGAT0Rs OF GRAPE VINES ASD oiiiEh I
small Fraits- Prices on Application.
Nay, "A ,6TtL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

~FFERs bis professional services to the peopl,
il b Of Delaware and vicinity, hoping oy PTomPs
and faithful attention 20 business 20 metlt @No
receive a fair proportion Of patronage
April IA. I365--u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
CasfOTs

DICH SIIVFR PLATED, Breakfaa and Dinner
is Castors IN great variety may be found at No
g. Williams Block. Also extra bottles lor Castors
/ in sets or single.
/ fabaq'67tf G. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06
II. Z. POWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT +.
vYFTII. BUY and sen town, ely property. farms,

No 9. A desirable dwelling house on william
Street, near the D. W F. College. A New stone
House, two stories high, and contains some seven
or eight rooms With the usual conveniencess sta
ble, ouf bufldinEs. sc. on the premises IhiE
place offered for q short time very cheap
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-06

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirlz to New York 46O Miles,
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Salamanca to New York 4l5 Miles
10
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and amer SUNDAY. nth May i. 1855, three daily
ing and Parkersburg, as follows:
B.itnoTs da s ss s S ssssa RSlp ~ Leave S
w FIX iNps!Hff is.s sa9 Ssy
Sssi Il Bsiss ana III pUins
VIII %sc HaisTfs aud Reconsideration TRAIN
aay Leaves winchester fot Bsltm SS' daily sSn
lsundays excepted) at 500 =. m. Connecting NJ
frederiek Junction with train for Frederick and
a. HAgerstown junction with train for Hagers-
THR gLLIcorT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Baln.
RSrs a. ~ and e A 1ad ~ and o:S9 p M
a. NJ and a'I P sps fai2dRRRsTowE,
Leave baltimore at 6;t5 q. m and i:lQP. m, .con.
County Raisosd. irving 0f hsssr.towa s
S.io sndlis m. arriving IN Baltimore Al io'@ a.
" FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave baltimore Ut $40 \, m. and 4:l0 D, IN, ar.
riyipG a. Winshes.sr a nv and ~ p N. RsIaIa.
In Baltimore y WI ~ %sishiNS&Sft5tSsp ' m
Lssys Baltimose az 800, 90. s;soand s:i' a. m.
and f sltS' W S ssf Il FOR BALTIMORE.
49, and $40 +; 6 Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave wssaiRRSt0n AZ m. aud iS p m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50 and ia
At ! a. IN. and 49,. ]. and EP. IN.
.Spg tKsit' i e sI.'y ai3s
'N''''' ~ w JOHN L. WILSON,
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

TIE MERoHAsrs' PRorBorIyE UKIos, organized
70 promote and protect trade by enabling is sub
points, have 10 ssS9snSo ia. hoy viii. 4 Sop.
Fas Ras;A y sss
isess si 81 M s.Fs s1Sns 9, sss ssS
R Ps PSss %dss Am Il
cut L T s s ' sns Ss
ing the most important Information attainabls and
afs11i e. 81 s.sa, sp SEaaas
0HERIr q such q his eastoPers as are deemed
S ssrss
ss H,S ad PssS q with S
Pleto guide TO the press Of every county In the
S TSrSf E Pc sHS
the same will be based. SO far as practicable. upon
isS saa q an Psss
legal correspondent, whose character will prove
viii prove more truthful and complete and there
fore. superior w. and Of much greater value. than
I'D oiths MITsoAsr RryEnEseER EoIsTER.
sSs men sn % Is 2 s.ns
q Ssss sIisz RiSs ne ssa1s
VII s Ss Ssssg R' AZ fsfS RGas
AM c6snses in the name and condition or Trims,
throughout the country, as may occur subsc uent
20 the publication Of each hAlf-yearly volume Of
The % II, asSEsESoE a.dIsTai
srencs Rs0fStery NV dollars, 1850, FOR iohleh Il
st % (or,oardsdt2 any addrsss Ia the Dated
Holders Of i've ei0 shares Of the Capital Stock,
81 addition 20 pdrtisipattng IN TIE profts, pill
hgaisrRR free Of charge; holders Of tea shares
en- ssGres y fhs Gapital Sfock Viii Ss aiioted 70
amp one app licdat,
rsIgtius 10 Tie book should BE- addrssssd 10 liz Mr.
Glands Protective, UnfOn, IN the American III.
.666. NeD York. aua1'iT
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN PORTLAND
HARBoR. ME.

IL
pTSpSsSs slil aEaiA BE- Tsssiy S q thi. Siss &c
hoys%Hs. ns1 f2r drsSSns e NJ SuSs SnSSd
IN this harbor. so as 20 obtain a depth o. twenty
foet a. mean low water
Tho work must be commenced and completed At
the earliest period practicable. The matepal bbe
the experimenting Eagineer may designate, not
sxeaeding three miles in distance from the work
Bidders will state the price Per eubie yard o. tx,
esyation, % measured IN ne scoops, Including
localities; also. the time in which they will com.
pete the work. this viii give preference In The
acceptance OF this-tt being Important that the
work should be done as soon as practicable. =
fHdRs i5ir sG ssssySS
nisasarsd " tSs scolos. % . depth not exceeding
twenty feet Al mean low wa.er, on the spit on
,,'Mlddis Ground. ) the material sxeaysisd 70 20
deposited as required above and the work TO DO
completed not later than the 18th Of December next.
Payments will be made monthly, ~ per cent 70
crs q sna 70 bs fostsa he
event Of the non-fulhlmeht Of the contract In the
time and mAhner required.
Tho undersiEned reserves the right 20 TeJeet all
bs' which, In his SpinaoR, u aSy SsIson VIC
there u reason 10 believe. VIII not fAilhfnly and
promptly perfom'the contract. ,
Pei.ons desiring TO make proposAls are Ie9uested
e call on ne undersignsd' M ,S once IN MORTON 9a
for morn dennits Information A. 70 the locality.
depth, and character Of drodgihgi and, on trans
nitting thsiI bidl hieh arg % % - du
nsy Is ssr aSs
o. ths Spit nesr the Middle oro9nnd a. ths ease
noy5.id Byt DriS. Gen, v, .. A. .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR D UPLIcATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
p gsrhsTsos ,,Ts Q, J hns is IT is

DEPARTMENT OF THE lkrRRIoR,
Application having been made aadsf the aei o
SSi.S The fHSS p s
been lost or destroyed Sotics is hereby Owen thai
a. The date The description q zach war;
DO reissued, II NO valid objection should then APP
NO II. u.s. for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
s SS T. Is 'f So,snss s aDS s granted sep
W.. 4 4: % 4 SsS
Nj u: sasss L a.S:S b EssAS ssa.Sssi
re iss s s.% ;'s D. saass 4 b.
widow q Daniel prps. and was granted May Is.
No IS sos, Tor ~ acres. issued under the ae, Of
March y. 1865, n shs name q Sharyiek T. Cox.
No 80. Ioi, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
nett. and was granted Nay .. is,S. October s. isss
No q ,462, for 100 acres. Issued under the act Of
M ss.i alssa an ~ I' S g i. and
No. 1850. for 100 acres. issued under The act Of
and f' va: s sI August is 6atSSsi r. isss
No 1861. Tor 50 ssres. Issued under the act O.
s Ss. aTasi is ~ &c sf' LIZ and
NJ: $50 81 100 acres. issued nader u: pct q
s Ss ass:a IN ~ oSsa $GS Co.
Mo- 81, sS for le9 acres, issued under .he act q
was granted Lima 10. 1857 Noyenber 7, 1888.
No. rs. 3d. for 100 aeres issued under the act Of
former widow u Jesse IDS. and was granted
March Is, 1855 November I. 1865.
No 81, 6SS for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1875, In the name Of George 7, Hupp, and
was granted June s.. 1855. November %, 1858
No 2,ol9, for Loo acres, issued under the act OF
February II, 1871, In the name q Samuel uettis.
and was granted October Z. lsiS. December IL.
No 7e, 6sl, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March ). 1865, In the name Of James Martin. and
was grated July 8, 1885. December 10, 20
No, ", $50, for 30 acres. Issued under the act OF
March Il, 1851. In the name Of Susannah pnnn'
1857 November IA, 1888
No. ,0ll, for 100 acres, issued under the act q
was granted October %. 1850 January 0, ley
CHRIB. O, COX,
CnmmlhnionsI 81 PenAlona.