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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12
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The CoNoERR.-The concert to-,
night at the Artesian Springs Park
promises to be a most delightful affair.
The Evansville Cornet Band will per-
form choice selections of elegant
music, and the grounds will be illu-
minated in magnificent style with the
gorgeous Chinese lanterns, and John
Scots renowned Zirconia light viii
add a brilliancy to the scene that may
be imagined but cannot be described.
The Summer season is rapidly draw
ing to a close, and these delightful
out door concerts will soon cease.
Col. Wehler, has used his best ener-
gies during the season to cater to the
amusement-loving portion OF our peo-
pie, and has deserved success, II It
has not been achieved. We hope to
see the capacious grounds crowded
tonight with happy throng Of pleas
ure seekers. Special arrangements
have been made with the street rail-
road.
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Diss0lutioD Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RWVME RAmTMEmRrFrHl mEftr.fn.
- fore existing between the undcraIHurd
OF the nrln OF hlelssuer a. CO hn8 thisdHv
" m. g. II. Meleauar aaEumIuR tnc LuaIuela
OF the sash and cour factory ou hia own
ACCOUNT ana agreeing tQ pMW the debts uf
sara lhle nfmr doAeph DlaaH and Henry
MansDeFg are authorized % collect ANA rta
oeive al debts due the said lnto nm.
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~ H. - w. THOMAS, having Dermn-
~ ueutiy located iu EVausvIIIf. md.
offers bis professional service fO nc nfrH.
lie. lie tE g graduate OF one of fha shpat
medical colleges in thc Union. nnH ~.
pracllceu medicine TWEEN ysnVn years. Ffu
solella professional business. Iho Doctor
wiz devote q portion of hla tima iQ thr
treatment on Female Disease. ONCE on
Ihlrns between Main and Lanuat atrspfH
upstairs lover Judge Tufnhnrtir ufIrea'
where ne may BE- found when not profe8-
sionally engaged Tnu8dIf
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MTSCELLANEous.

RWVHE PARTY WHO PICKED UP
q roll of white linen, on Main or Third
Street. about noon Tuesday, will be re-
Warded II they leave 1t at HUDSPETH,
ADAMS & CO.'S store. 1T
THURSDAY ..................... AUGUST y. 1885,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12

B0~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. 81. ID. HEIATAN's.
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HUMBOLDT MEET1EdA connEit-
tee meeting was held at ?. Maier s
law Office, last night, but no business
Of public importance was transacted.
A general meeting Of all the commit
tees will be held this evening. 2iii'e
BoHNETs.-The ladies bonnets of
the latest styles are growing small
by degrees and beautifully less "-in
size, but not in price. $3.50. .-l.
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10 INCONVENIENCE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12

Evansville & GRANVILLE Stage Line.
- rAYEs EVANSVILLE EVERY
FRIDAY a. ALL rom the corner OF
80 t1st and Third Streets.
Leaves GRANVILLE every WEDNESDAY,,
al g An r. oTa the GrayVilIe House.
Fare o for the through trip. and s. for
the round trip Jy30 d3m
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Ia Eminent New York and Phila-
deiphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t is advertised in this issue
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FOR, RENT.

RROUSE-With i've rooms, within half
A a square OF the new High school. IN
quiTe OF SHAFER, G r u EN- q kEdh'
5shfrd Street. between Main and Syca-
more. IJy29 dtf
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THE CIRoUs.-To morrow. George
w. DeHaven will pitch his big circus
tent near the Depot. Two exhlpl-
tions will be given. let everybody
be on hand to. morrow.
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R@ No long stories about S Bar.
Tett's." A &A@A s& - 1-
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Dissolution Notice

FMH EEE HnAmTNEmaEErR uEnHFn
fore existing under the hrm unue 5
and Commission Merchants a1d WHARF
boat Proprietorg was dissolved hy mutual
consent on the filth 1nHti ~. 81. patrfeI-
be continued by n ISL. Humphrey. Cloorse
j. Lewis, end Ch4riea ~. ikeruoy uudtr
tie firm uaa1e ~ Humphrey. Lewis ~ u.
bv whom the business On fl8 old Hrm ,eIIf
De settled.
iga0 az mUMRhRHY. rApRiUGa uo.
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" Barrett's makes the hair
silky.
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Notloe t1 ganfraofors-

August @Aa Allls
The Common Council or Ana rft.- ~
EvansYiue Wall receive Heh ed nFores-i I.
until Monday, August lGih. iE81' Er f4r.
nlsnlng ~ "a inches good sound. 1al inns
BY order Of the Council
a. ~. MCGHIFE. CIarf.
City Clerks ONCE, Auail-f eih' isa
aAp union COPS.
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Sash, Door, Blind Factory and
Flooring MIL.


~ AWHN@ ASSOCIATED WITH nrH
a. az Partner ID business, Mr. Aun ahn-
Ter Qhte from Cincinnati the nrrn iHnafnr
VIII hereafter be Borgman 3 shafer
=, III. HOHoMAH.
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90 Barrett's makes coarse hair
fine.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12

MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
haif the price.
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AN AGED PoET.-Mr. Alexander
Burns. of New Harmony, sends US
the following song, composed and
written by himself Mr.. Burns is
eighty years Of age:
Tune JOHNNY CAPE.
The cents and the dollars doth ring, ring,
ring,
An empty pocket doth sting, sting, sting
To get plenty money is a capitaI thing,
By commencing your work in the morn
ing.
All you working people who love a good
song,
And can take some enjoyment as ye pass
along.
In innocent mirth social fellows among.
Be prepared for your work in the morn
ing.
CHORUS
The cents ard the dollars doth ring. ring,
ring,
An empty pocket doth sting, sting, sting,
To get plenty OF money is a capital thing,
BY commencing your work in the morn
ing.
If you wish the respect of your fellows to
gain,
BY respecting yourself, that youIl obtain /;
And in no way you can make so sure of
the same,
As beginning your work in the morning
CHoRUs-The cents and the dollars, &c.
In all your enjoyments, let It be your aim
To secure some shining scathans against a
day Of rain;
1tsIf be q consolation that you did them
obtain
By commencing your work in the morn
a. ing. ;isae ef
CHoRUs-The cents and the dollars, &c.
As the journey Of life you begin to deeend,
BY having some dollars you have snre
friend;
And then at your ease your way you may
wend,
While beginning your work in the
morning.
CHoRUs-The dollars and the cents, sc.
GoATs.-Our city is we'll populated
with these strong-scented animals,
but their peculiar good or usefulness
has never been discovered by US.
Their butting propensities are SO
great that it is not always safe for
children to 60 near them. As first
class nuisance they can double dis
count" the dogs. and we. don't see
why the owners Of goats are not re-
quired to take out a license for allow
ing them to run at large.
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- YARD
4n reference 90 Tie above notice. Irt ID br.
eumclent 70 say thht we win an0anyrT d.
DO our clean best with the mauy rn0d AMI.
toners 81 the late firm, and DV nftantIvo-
mess ~ 9usiheAH sui inst dealing, expect OBS
Others
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
sRoaus,, Mt the Chesnut,


There arc several features about the new piece
brought out last night at the Chestnut that we can
commend in the heartlest manner. There is one
point at least that fitness and artistic pro-
priety is not surpassed in the whole range of dra-
matte literature. We refer to the title Of Bogus
which is the only thing not bogus about the perform
ance. There never was title from the days Of
Thespis to those OF Boucicault that was more de-
Ightfully appropriate and descriptive and when we
say that the merits OF the piece begin and end with
the title, we have exhausted criticism.
Our admiration is excited, moreover, by tile extra
ordinary modesty that induces the author to with
hold his name and to describe the performance as
an adaptation" This is at least refreshing, for
where is the dramatic writer who is willing to
acknowledge that he has borrowed his ideas from
any one? But is just here that the bogus charac-
ter of the piece begins to be decidedly apparent for
the author does not do himself justice in claim
ing the amount OF originality that really belongs to
him. The leading ideas-so far as the piece has any
leading ideas-are 'adapted" from the daily news
papers, which we willingly accord to any play
wright as lawful objects of pilage. We have right
however to object in the strongest manner to the
misuse of drst-rate dramatic material. The
coming American dramatlst if he ever does
come, viii find in the daily papers unfailing sup
nly of subjects upon which to exercise his genius;
but It is not edifying to see upon the stage OF re-
spectable theatre such coarse attempts at carca-
turing public men as are contained in the piece
brought out last evening at the Chestnut. The ire
irresistible Fisk figures under the thin disguise OF
s,Sam Frisk" whose career is sketched with bold II
not artistic touches; and the concOct0r OF Bogus
even endeayors to peer into the future with pro-
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phetic vision, and he represents the Erie manipu-
lator in the fourth act as 'busted" and repentaut
so that he is without difficulty induced to Join the
Methodist Church, marry his clearinghouse
keeper, and promise 10 become an ex-
emplary member OF society for the balance
OF his days. We only say
'amen" to ths but IL the great Fisk should happen
to consider 1t lbel-why the fortunes OF the theatre
and of the author would be made OF course and we
hope that the "Admiral' may be induced to enter
suit out of pure benevolence. Daniel Drew figures
as emanuel Draw" very exemplary member OF
society, who is misunderstood by his acquaintances
who imagine him to be usurious moneylender. Both
of these portraits are rather complimentary than
otherwise to their originals and 1t is just possible
that they may feel themselves exceedingly grated at
being brought before the public in this manner. Mr.
Mordaunt and Mr.. Jack, who assume these parts
make up WE'LL and this we take 1t is the next best
thing to having Fisk and Drew bodily on the stage
as their own representatives.
The rest of the characters supposed to be per-
sondcations of girls Of the period, young men OF the
period adventurers, clearinghouse Keepers, board
inr-school mistresses, bootblaCKs, newsboys apple
women, policemen, and the rlfiran generally OF
New York society as it appears from the point OF
vie " OF the dramatlst of the period. We were not
able to discover any particular plot and the per-
sOnages come and go with most delightful abnega-
ton of all rules advancing to the footlghts to speak
their lines and then retiring to the background to
make way for somebody else. The dialogue is for
tho most part composed of all the slang terms that
the writer could think of and the merits of the piece
may be summed up in the statement that il is a
cross between The Lottery Of life, without the
wit and animal spirits that John BroughaA has put
into that performance, and any one of the blonde
burlesques that the reader pleases without the
attraction of liberal display of female legs. There
some few feeble jokes that approximate to nasti
ness but for the most part the dialogue fiat and
Improbable in every way could we'll be imagined.
The scenic attractions very limited, and consist
almost exclusively of poor attempt at the repre-
sentation Of steamboat leaving the wharf with a
liberal display of dry goods boxes with advertise
ments upon them in the foreground, and miniature
yacht race with which the performance concludes.
The piece Is bogus in substance well title and
its chief and only merit consists in the fact that it is
a practical satire a class of pieces to which the
public have been treated ad nauSeam of late. Such
production is beneath criticism, and it will certainly
not aid in making for the Chestnut the reputation of
q llrst-CasS theatre.
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NoT1oE.Crppen Maddox, dealers and importers in
fine groceries, No lis South Third street. respectfully call
the attention of families the following attr icons
which they have just received viz :Rx.ra fine ,sh-f
Bif in small tubs, put up for family uss5 B,he-
hem Buckwheat extra Family Flour made fr the finest
quality of white wheat crop ooong Teas, eAtra fine
at reduced prices English Breakfast Tea rich and delicate
navor Maryland Hams superior quality, e1gar cured
Dried Beef; Winslows Green Corn; Bucks celebrated
Tomatoes; Robbins extra largo white fresh Peaches;
Mercier's French Green Peas and Mushrooms Lemsr.
chand Guoux Sardines; Queen Olives large and solid
cboice Olive 0 Of all the favorito brands known
in the United States fine variety Of Cheese Pickles
English and French Sauces. Mustards; White Aiaeria
Grapes etc. etc. all of which will be sold at the lowest
rates and warranted in quality represented by Urppen
Maddox. dealers and importers in fine Groceries No
ll5 South Third street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia
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PAH! How DISGUSTING! is the exclamati IN of ever
lady who indiscreet ventures to apply the binary
dyes or coorers or restorers to her whten g
NITAIIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR Notl ing defe
its freely flowing crystal There is sedimet no gum
no foul gas 1t is harmless and its operation perfect
What a discovery!
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EDzEAb,

ABBEY,-on the 9TH instant. ELIZABETH NJ, wife of
j. N. Abbey.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
uncle John g. Moore No 1927 Parrish street. on Wednes
day, the 10th instant, at O'Clock p. NJ.
DAWSON.-Ou the 9th instant, ANN O., wife of job
Dawson.
The relatives friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her husbands resi-
dc No 42 South Second street, Thursday morning.
llth nst at III o'clock, sf4
KOHLENKAMP.-NICHO KOHLENKAMP de-
parted this life the morning of November n the I'D
year of his age
His relatives and friends also Francona Lodge No
l. o. of o. F. invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence No llS Vine street on Wednesday next
November TO- at o'clock p M without further notice
SMITH.-On the 9TH instant, JOHN SMITH, SR., in
the 72d year of his age,
The relatives and friends of the family particularly
invited to attend the funeral from his residence No
1920 Otis street ato Wood street, below Girard avenue
Thursday afternoon, the 18th instant, at O'clock
STUCKERT.-On tho 9TH instant, DOROTHY STUCK.
ERI relict of the late Peter Stucker aged years
The relatives and friends of the family nvted to
attend the funeral from her late residence 4733 Main
street, Germantown, Wednesday afternoon at O'clock
YARD.-on the 7th instant, Mr.. PEARSON YARD, in
the 82d year of her age
His relatives and friends are invited to attend tho fune
raj from his late residence No 2iO N Eleventh
Wednesday morning, the 10th instant, at IL O'clock
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ALL THE standard acting plays performed at the
theatres for private entertainments be obtained at
PETER ABEL's LITERARY CURIOSITY SHOP,
No. l3l S. Seventh street
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JEwELRy.-Mr. William W Cassidy, No 10 Sou ii Second
street. has the largest and attractive asso ment of
fine Jewery and Slveware in the city Purcht sers can
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaled also has large stock
of American Western Watches varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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To THE CoNsUMPTIvE-W -WIIBoR's COMPOUND OF OoD
LIVER OH AND LIME, without possessing the very
seating flavor of the article heretofore used endowed
by the phosphate of lime with healing property which
renders the oil douby efcacious Remarkable testmo
malls of its efficacy be exhibited to those who desire
them. For sale by a. B. WILBoR, Chemist, No 166
Court street, Boston.
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st. Stephens X. G.. Church
is masterpiece OF ecclesiastical architecture. 1t is
forty-dve feet high and thrty-hve wide, is con-
structed of Vermont statuary MARBLE and is heavy
that its foundations level with the founda-
tions of the church. 1t is, moreover, the most eX-
pensive in the world, and if that be not merit,
don't know what is. ALI BABA.
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CITY HTENHS.

NEW FALL GooDs.-Choce assortment V entirely ae,o
Styles IN Reddy-aade Garments.
MEN's YOUTHS, AND BOYS, superior IN stVle it, and
TO ann TeddYTlads goods an Fhodethfd.
ALSO THE PIECE, 10 be made up to order' IN e fseSt
H0HNeT.
Samples Of materials sent by mail ohen desired
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT Co.,
kUM and TOWER HALL,
SirM SfreesA 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PIuLAnELPEkIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY, RRw YoRK.
GET THE BEsT.-The Parham Now Family
LOOk-ETITCH SEWING MACHINE.
(hasy Terms)
Ealesroom, No. 70A OHESNUT Street
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NEW STYLE STRFET GO 1T,
LONDON CoATEE,
ARD
ENGLISH PANTALOONI,
MADE ONLY ny
CHARLES STOKES,
cogrNnNrAL Horn1. No. sal oursnr, Srnrrr

CoSTrSENTAL HOTEL, NO. 1924 orsNul STREET
CALLENDER's STAMP AGENCY. for the ale of United
States Revenue Stamps NJ w corner Third and Walnut
streets, Philadelphia. The following rates commission
allowed |
On $25 and upwards, per cent
On S1CO and upwards, per cent
Address orders to Callenders Stamp Ageno NJ W. oor.
ner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
PAH How DISGUSTING! is the exclamation of every
dyes or coiorers or restorers to her Se T
Mud and tar are scarcely more abhonent Not PHALoNs
its freely flowing crystal There is sodimet gum
no foul gas 1t is harmless, and its operation perfect
JEwELBy.-Mr William W Cassidy No. I2 Sou n Second
street. has the largest and attractive assoi ent Of
fine Jewery and Slverware in the city Purch ssrs can
rely upon obtaining roa pure article, furnished at
which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit
To THE CoNsUMPTIvE-W -WnBoR's COMPOUND OF COP
LIVER OH AND LIME, without possessing the very nau.
seating flavor of the article heretofore used endowed
by the phosphate OF lime with healing property which
renders the oil oouby oihcacous Rcmarkabc testimo-
see them. For sale by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist No. l66
Court street, Boston,
ALL THE standard acting plays performed at the
theatres for private entertainments be obtained
PETER ABEL's LITERARY CURIOSITY SHOP,
No. l3l S, Seventh street.
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 79O Chestnut street.
THOUSANDS OF GARMENTS,
Thousands of Garments,
Thousands of Garments,
Thousands Of Garments,
Thousands Of Garments,
Thousands of Garments.
hundreds of Thousands
Hundreds Of Thousands
Hundreds of Thousands
Hundreds of Thousands
Hundreds of Thousands
Hundreds of Thousands
DOLLARS WORTH
OF
READY MADE CLOTHING!
The heaviest stock to be found in any Clothing
House in America is now selling at the
GREAT OAK HALL BTILDINGS,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
1t embraces everything in the way of Mems and
Boys Clothing, and is infinite in variety, and won
derful for its beauty
THE PRICES ARE VERY LOW.
LOWER THAN LAST YEAR,
LOWER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WANAMAKER & BROWN
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 73O Chestnut street.
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M "A Hs EsERGD

JERMON-MACK ENZIE- AT Wood stown, N j., Sep
tember q 1867. by the Rev. A. j. Hires Mr. H. VERNON
JERMOF to Miss JOSEPHINE b. MACKENZIE both
of Philadelphia
REX-STEVENSON.-O the evening of the 7th in
slant, by the Rev. George Bringhurst OLIVER p REX
n. d., to ANNA b. STEVENSON,
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Asstgnee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer

The undersigned will cell at public outcrv IN ~
ae,h 4s DAY ~, Of FEBRUARY next. at Ii O'Clock M.
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL. OF LAND
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate
City of Charleston being the next lot to Genros''
street measuring and containing in front on Coming
saE street sl feet and In depth ninetyve
outinR aud BOUNDING on the north lands formerlv
OF estate OF James Sheppard to the east on lands Of
on Coming. street, said lot being part Of the reai
estate OF James sheppard, deceased and sold by ha
executors, under and by virtue of his lust viii and
All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com.
forty -eight) measuring an containing in front on
depth nnet i've g5 three inches. s' more ana on
-- to the south on lands Of -. Formerly of Mrs
Windsor; to the east on land now or late Of John
which yy anu anar 70 f,S1 1ne west on of
Mesne Office, Book r. No IA. page 303.
All that LOT. r1EoE H1sS Ok PARCEL OF LAND
0eing situate. lying and being on the east side Of
ConinE.sreet. in the oty Of Charleston n measurlng
32 feet six TO- inches be the same more or less ana
In depth nnetS-fve (s5) feet six l6 inches be the
same more or less; buttng and bounding north on
lands Of estate Of james sheppard, to the east on
lands OF - to the south on lands late of estate of
James sheppard, now OF Gabriel Davis, and 10 the
real estate e of amss said lot being part Of the
under and by virtue of his last will and teatamen
by his executors. -
ALSO, s t1Yt sA4
Al that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND.
with the two story wooden building AMI the ont
Dalltaings thereon being situate and lying the
norsh sde OF street. In the City OF Charleston,
front on Bullstreet thirty one tsl feet, more or
less ard Ia depth from norh to south, one hundred
and forty oDe{1A1 feet more or less; buttipc and
bounding north on lands of Peer Hasel to ts east
.trs.s on amos o. Of & u Whitman. to the south Bull
'Fess ana 70 tas , west on lands Of r. Wilbur
years secured by bond OF the purchasers and mort.
gage OF the premises; buildings to be inenrsi and
po.icaes assigned Purchaser to pay for all neceH-
safy papers and stamps w. T.. MTKELL
Assignee OF Gabriel Davis.
sSh0azy ii 1t t3HG thtn6 tut