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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21
MARRIAGES.

SCHLEGEL-BERGMAN-On the
eth inst, by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr.. Chas.
Schlegel and Miss Louisa Bergman. =
ERS-HART1IAN-O the Doth
ult., by Rev. d. Worley, Mr.. Tobias t5.
Myers and Miss Joanna Hartman. -- :,
R-SPANGLER- On the IIth
inst, by the same, Mr. Levi Bordner and
Mis- Sarah Jane Spangler.
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For Democratic Attorney General
of Ohio, John NJ Conneil [? Here
We have the soldier dodge, again
Rep. and Rep. M. ..--... -.-..... .
Yes, neighbors, our old friend Con-
nell became Colonel Of the 18th Ohio.
Like many others, he thought you
radicals were ;nonest, In saying the
war was ''fOr the Union" and not
for the negro and q bondholdIng des-
pOtism. --
''Soldier Dodge 70 This Is an un-
fortunate term for our neighbor to
use. Does no not remember that he
and his radical brethren In this coun-
ty quite recently refused to make q
county nomination to benefit an nm
Fortunate one. armed soldier? Was
this what they promised 50 freely
and lavishly whsa they were urging
ssths boys' to enlist? Nay, verify.
Who. play the Soldier dodge 2'' Du
tell. oisEi1ri l1CH EE.aIlea ~ 81.
The fat places In Stark county, un-
der radical maneuvering, seem to be
kept for the loud mOuthed, radical
stay-at-hOme carpet bagRers. These
fellows mostly 'fdodgedP soldering
daring the var. and even yet play
the aspldier dod0e.n Try again,
nelghbor- -I-lus.T 2. t.l.sf "1L nf s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

AT our State Convention we met
our old friend Thomas n. Holder,
Of Marion, Ohio, editor Of the MARI
on Mirror. Mr.. Holder is Demo-
cratic nominee for Clerk of the Court.
We doubt not Holder will be cleo
ted as he deserves to be.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

3 WELLS the Radical Carpet Bagger
from Michigan attempted 10 gull the
people Of Virginia into electing him
Governor. The Whites nominated WAL
KER, Conservative, and beat the Negnrite
WELLS. badly. F 1851 st#t -rG
GRANT favored WELLS. Let us have
peace, ..ElFlsf l .s ... t----
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

y THE negroes voted In the late elee-
ton IN VlEgiaia. Summers radical
Congress, and Grants military king
" power, backed By bayonets, 50 or
dsred it, The Vifginians had to
rake tie best OF Che black job, and
they did It. What true American,
IN favor OF the white naan's govern
ment OF George Washington don't
say-amen. It Is believed the pow
or Of the oppFessor is broken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

The Niger has been our aim du.
ring tie past ten years, say the rad.
ieal leaders. He must have the right
of citizenship, says the Ohio State
Journal and the other organs of
Ohio Radicalisn1- -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

Z. n xERGER, has been sentenced
Odsafh By ths military Commission.
for the murder Of Colonel Crane at.
jackson Mississippi. The matter
was brought beiors Chief Justice
Chase Of Ne United States Supreme
Court, On = position for Q writ OF
habeas corpus and . hearing was
had last week, or eourse the real
point setup and TO be determlned
Vas IS 20 whether military commits
slons have any constitutional antior-
Ity 70 try civil citlzeul accused of
crime. Grants Attorney ganerali
uoar opposed the petition. The
news q that 4 decision to the ques-
tion has heen postponed tin Novem-
Der next and that President Gsant
has agreed % commuts tho senesncs
an aflaE Nosember next. - -, - = :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

THE Radical Platform, adopted at
Columbus, indorsing Grant and the
Negroes. don't seem to take among
the honest people Of the State. Why
should the disgusting thing take?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

PRESIDENT GRANT, by proclama-
tion, has fixed November SOth. as
the time for holding an election in
Mississippi. See the public docu-
ment in this paper. -'i -.i- 81 -s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

TIE Ohio State Journal says 'tNe'
gro Suffrage is the real issue"
So say all the Radical leaders and
organs. The People must swallow
it say they. VIII the People obey.
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TIE PURIGCnE

just now the Radicals are yelling
themselves hoarse, oyer the Public
Debt statement for July, which
claims reduction since last month
Of SD, 900, 900. 81. .,....r..-. -S-.-, g..
A glance at the following figures
will cause some of them to pause and
think -ii. i-i-- -'ii -i-' H-s
I'll Eir-- $3.50 .g Ii.-l .t.
Debt. June1, 1859, -. 50, 621, ,s25, 900
e % Nov. l, 1867, ..!.. 2, 491, 504, 900
increase, -. ....--!s.... $S0, ,321, 600
An increase during the last twen-
ty months Of thirty millions, three
htaldred and ttoe1aty-O1ae thousand doL-
Idrs. -- .a .e.L-a.- -s5 -I.sls e.
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GITY5.LOTS FOB. lSALE. lI.III.l.

- =. : =. !. l--------ig4GJ ID bIL ~
THE UNDERSIGNED Is REA-
II DY to sell on good terms u pyvares of
'og Natyi Lots ongWalnut, Cherry, Poplar
Market aud other strests N the northern
part of the city of canton, beautifuIv
located for private residences and dwell
Ing heusesI e--I - eilcl9a a111 i.,'T-1il
lT O. fgod2 LOUIS EgHAFFFR i.v.
ss 2Gsl1 ECE s'IlL'- Canton ohio al,
niay5t6 25loCuIl 2 aVoaq OY 'FI9fti I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

TUE NEW YoRK HERALD. one of
GRANTss organs says his Administration
is q failure. Z. .r-'-4 40 --i-4i-l n-li,--i r..
The THIBUNE says the same thing.
The people are satisfied that GRANT
and his Administratlon are failures.
What more Is requlredf The elections
this fall will 60 Democratic. The count
~ wiz be saved from Radicalism, Ne
groIsm, ReoOnstrnetiOnIsm. and Bay
onetism. J-H .l .iiu-a.a Ela
Vote the Democratic ticket and save
the country. eiii'
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LOIS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOE. SALE. j.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A
few more of those Cheap and Desfrs
able Building Lots for sale in his adds
ton in the northern part of the CITY.
which he will sell very low, on terms. 70
suit purchasers. Remember. these are
acre lots less the-streets and alleys. Cau
ana see-them before you buy For par
ticulars, call on the sui ibscrfbers either st
n the Auditor's of6ce, or at his residence
on North Market street. -,
= C,S7y..7as GEO. W. LAWRENC NCE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

: The TARIFF.-Legalized robbery
by which the people Of the West are
swindled to fill the pockets of East.
ern Bondholders, shoddy contractors
and manufacturers. -.t4 af.i fs., 81.
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$4,000 WANTED !.

THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
Il safe investment of money can do 50
Dy obtaining Canton City Water Works
Bonds bearing interest at not less than \
per cent, payable semiSannualIy per
special statute, the faith and credit of the
city are pledged for their payment, APP
ply to p ~! .l - -ElEft
3H LOUIS SCHEFER, Committee
ni JACOB HAWK, l on iEG &
d. WORLEY, . % Water Works
may 5tf .as. ~ '.f.-r - = : -..t;-,.! n
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GENEPAL NOTICES.
3NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives no
u tice that he will present a petition
1or me pardon Of Emanuel Miller. now
OF NIhlos 10 the governor of the state, on
the 10th of August next. Said Miller
was convicted of forgery, at the March
terms 1867, OF the Stark county Common
Pleas and sentenced to the penitenfiary
for the period of seven years. ---sl my
---allA. DANIEL MILLER.
Canton, Ohio, July 16, Is69>w3# . 80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

Tar Radical Journals are not
pleasaaatour nOmination OF Gener-
al RosseRans well. we were really
suspIcions that they would not be
highly pleased They seemed to
have been fearful 0f told Rosey. y ~
the 'boSsp used % eall him. D1dnot
Stanton turla 'sHoseyss oat OF his
commando has not Grant jnst re-
called him trom MexIco, Whither
Johnson had appolnted him : We
are sstisfsl Rosey has not been =
negro Wozshipplng radical. Are they
afraid orthundsr2 loe.la-o'l- p 2
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JAMES HARSH.

A TTORNEY AT Law, MAS
a sillon, Ohio. Once in G. Harsh's
Block, up stairs. Prompt attention Civ
en- to all .busiEess intrusted to his care.
july7'69tf,
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.HERIFFs SALE.

II = -|l1- ---I7-- - NOM y MOI
Samuel Lesser vs.. Canal Frank Black.
10y VIRTUE OF ANlORDERl
Dto sell, issued from the cOurt Of fom-
me directed, will offer for sale st pubs
lie outery, in the city. Of Massillon, in
said county, on T.....- -.
. SATURDAY, July S1sT, 1859, M
the following described property to wit:
The Canal Boat Frank Black. s..s
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p NJ
r. A. DUNBAR,
july2Iw2. Sheriff,
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gew advertisements.
I WM!H. HALL,

A TToRNEY AT Law. OF
a fee with DR.. SIddall, Bank Block,
W slal alFFs'fr,r. fl-s. .....-.s.sr ~ = JuIy14.
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ayR sMIIH

THE undersigned wou3d respect
j Il fulIy Inform the citizens of Canton
and Vicinity that he has opened the
aboveSnamep Shod, and is prepared to
make new Store Locks and Keys, repaIr
Sewing Machines, which buSiness he
followed for q number OF YeaIs at Paris,
France Engrayes stamps ef ali kinds,
and Stencil Cutting. .7-.l..r., - II -
will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
iune2tf iHl- .--l1a C. LACAVE.i 4
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BT. uLoun HnTIFI..

pgBLIo1 SQUARE, CANTON,
IL Ohio. 3 ili--1 o. ID GIl-43 tltbugiEa , ; =
iulyTSsoi5a Z. ELY Proprietor.
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Attachment Notice.

s. Cove q Co., ] Before NJ. E. wilcox.
f VS.. e1- j. p. of I.ayyrenca Tn
Nash & Hardy. Stark county Ohio. =
hN THE 22D DAY OF. JUNE, A. d.
Osaid Justice issued anorder of attach
ment IN the above action, for the sum of
Trial adjourned until Wednesday, the
.l1th day Of August, A. D., 1869, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for hearing. ''it 7"t
Canal Fulton, July z, VA. t7,.a1 44t ]
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EDUCATIONAL.
ALLIANCE COLLEGE.
ALLIANCE, OHIO.
TERMS.

The Fall term of thirteen weeks begins
August IL. 1869. 80 I
The Winter term OF fifteen weeks be-
gins Nov. 10, 1869.
The Spring Term of thirteen weeks be-
gins March %, 1870. --.-F
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POLITICAL SITUATION IN
LOB .l.s ,iat. OHIO ..-Il-I .-II IA e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

NEgRo sUFFsAeE Is now fair. open
issuS in Ohio, Are the people ready
for it3
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H. Fake,

nEALER IN MILLINERY &
II Fancy Goods. No. 8 Opera House
Block. Cantens Ohio 3 vgs5 ty2l6 3
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Also large variety of Westera
lands and improved farms.
No cherge for showing property. 1oi slai.r,
GOD 1lOx230 IT., s. W. cor. Of GIeSa- Iil.
land av. and Summit At : two. .is 4
story brick residence, 8 rooms ,tss
y new and well-finished. Grounds
ornamontsd. cellar, Onfnouses.s -.
:, %, SlsE.. elsIe5n. we'll, &C., 5000
ll52) Out~lot No. 8, Fockenroth's ad-
dltlon to Canton, les acre, 6,OO5
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TIE LFARNEp -Doctor 9 Hunt,

Let Carpet-baggers gnash in woe, T.
AT this, that signs their overthrow.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16

MATRIMONIAL MISTAKE ExTRAoRD1SA.
RY.-A dispatch TO The Louisville Court
er.Journal dated December 29lb, says /:
IAN extraordinary matrimonial contre-
temps trsnspired in Williamson county.
(Tennessee), on Christmas night. A
double marriage occurred in tie same
house, and the wedding festivities were
celebrated in the old.fsshioned STYLE. and
in that joyful way naturally prompted by
Christmas and the blissful event which
made double couple happy. Abou,
midngh, both brides retired TO rest,snd in
half an hour there ,fter the new y-msJe
husbands followed suit. By some strange
mistake, each gentlemen found his way
to the wrong room, and actually occupied
the bridal couch TO which he had no
claim. Strange IS it may appear. the mis-
take was no, discovered until daylight,
when one Of The ladies' shrieked her sur.
prise alter very vigorous fashion. A
general hubbub was the result. and at lqst
accounts the brides were discons olale, on
sccoun, Of the scandal created. All sorts
Of schemes Of reparation were proposed,
butt appears that no tangible plan for
undoing the double mistake was arrived
at. The above episode actually trans
PRED 40 narrated"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16


Bailey S. MclnIire, Admir- of the Es-
tale of Andrew Mclnlire, deed,
John Blair Hoge, et al.
Whereof tits ordered, adjudged aud de-
creed that a reference of the subject mat
ter Of The bill be had and made o James
ID. Fayman, Master Commissioner Of
this court 10 summon bef"re him the said
John Blair Hoge, Dennis Murphy, Thos.
Marlin. Mrs. Martha Bell, and Christian
Shafer TO disclose upon their severa! oalhs
what consideration IN amount, kind, and
character. if any the said Mrs. Martha
Bell and Christian Shsler paid 10 the said
Thomss Marlin, and Dennis Murphy for
the bonds held By them The said Mrs.
Martha Bell and Christian ShaIer which
are secured on the really Of the in,estale
Andrew McInlire. by deed Of Trust Of
date April ls,, 1857, to John Blair Hoge,
Trustee, executed and delivered TO him
BY said intes,s'e. and Eliza Mclutire his
wife, how much Of principal and interest
are due thereon, whether they are the as.
sipnees Of said bonds for Iull value paid
by them, and whether they hold the same
for The use, and benefit Of the said Thorn
as Marlin, or the said Dennis Murphy or
either OF Them or for any other persons,
10 ascertain and report What amount OF
The really Of said lniestaIe will be necessa
~ 10 be sold for The pay menl oI hl$ debts,
after the application Of his personal as.
sells for mat purpose as far as 'he same
NAV be stequarr, and 10 pay If, and dis
charge the subsisring legal liens on said
really TO con,e enc all the creditors of said
inteslate, and ascertain the legal and equi.
table liabilities Of his estate, 10 whom
due, aud payable, and on what account
and their respective prloriles and wheth-
er any, and that demands against said e,-
tate, if any are precIuded. and rsiopped
from collection by The holders thereof, by
the existing laws. or by the acs Of the
parties holding the same or Of their as
sipnurs, and TO what amount, and in v hose
favor. if any, the really Oi said inlesiste is
legally chargeahIr, and for such other
purpose as may be indisi enssble 10 The
settlement OF ssid estate, aud the admins
traitors account Of The said Bailey s. Nc
Inlire the administrator thereof. and TO
st4te end seule any other matter relevant
therlo which may he deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any Of the parties
o the cause and Iepo.t the rpolty OF which
the decederi died sized persesed with IFS
value and annual value, and description
thereof and whether The rents and profls
thereof for five years with the personal
assets will discharge The liens and iabIli.
ties aud that The Commissioner report
his proceedings herein 10 future term OF
this court, but before the said commits
sioner shall proceed to tie execution Of
this order he shall make publication ofno.
lice of the same for four successive weeks
in some newspaper published in The coun-
~ OF Jefferson, which said notice shall be
equivalent 10 personal service OF notice mp
on the parties 10 This cause. and any and
all Of The parties interested.
true eopy-Teste,
W. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY and under the following named wrils
ID of attachments OF v eisen6, Id d. Co.,
vs.. F. Mispehorn. and Reinhart. Brother
& Co. W.. same, issued out Of the Circui!
Court Of Jefferson County on the 29ih
day of December, 1868, and by order Of
said Court, will proceed 10 sell al Pub
lie Auction,
Wednesday, 9th Of Jan. 1869,
before the Cour, House in Shepherds
town. the entire Stock OF Goods lately in
the possession OF G. w. Mispelhorn, con-
sisl;ng Of
Ready made Clothing.
Goats, Pants and Vests,
Overcosts. Notions, Combs,
Collars, HAS, Caps.
Boots and Shoe1.
Three OIL Lamps, numbCr Of fine
Travelling Trunks, Hand Trunks,
Umbrellas, Egg Stove,
Oil Cloths, Cravats,
Paper Collars. Gents Hose,
Cuffs. Buttons, Pencils.
White and Colored Shirts,
Drawers and Undershirts,
Gloves, small Mirror,
Ladies Shswls,
Cspes, &C., &c.
The Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. on me day above named. and VIII
continue from day 10 day until the same
is completed.
Terms OF SALE CASH. No
property TO be removed uniil The terms oil
The sale are complied with.
r. W. POTTERFlELD, Sheriff.
BY |. Thos. ChaPline, Deputy Sheriff.
January l6, 1869. Z"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16

c. The following Act has been passed
by the Yves, Va. legislature
Chapter 1870 An Act TO Amend Sec
ton 7 Of Chapter 81 Of The Acts OF 1866.
Passed December %. 1868.
BE ii enacted by the Legislature OF
Hest Virginia
The first sentence Of section seven OF
chapter fifty one of the acts OF eighteen
huudred aud sixty-six is amended and
re.enacled so as TO read as follows
ANY person feeling himself aggrieV-
ed by the assessment Of his lands or lots,
made under the provisions oil this ct,msy,
within six months from and after the
passage Of this act. apply, by himself or
Ills agent, to the board Of supervisors OF
his county for redress. Provided, that
no reduction shall be made in the assess
ed value of any such lands until the own
or thereof file With the Recorder OF the
county in which such land is located, an
affidavit. stating The actual cash value
thereof, and in no case shall The assess.
men, be reduced below The actual cash
value
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16
COM MISSION ER'S
NOTICE.
Msrgare, Finley.

Msrgare, Finley.
W..
b. F. Harrison, Adm de bonis non of
DR.. V. NJ. Butler. decd.
On motion Of the defendan, IL IL ordel-
ed that the defendant Harrison admir-.
have leave to call creditors before The
commissioner and examine them person.
ally on oath, bef re the cons issioner
touching The validity Of their claims. or TO
he Therapeutics b fore the commission.
er which shall be ans wered by such cred
ilors within such reasonable time as ito
commissioner shall prescribe. and on f,il-
ure Of any creditor To snswer such inier-
rogsiories within such reasonable time
the commissioner shall prescribe. ,uch
slams shall BE- rrj ecled by the comml..
sloner. 1t IS further ordered by the coou.
that no claims shall be allowed by The
commissioner until the claimant shall Gle
an affidavit stating what payments. cred
i's Tor 'elt offs, II any the defenJaniin.
teslsie il or may be entitled TO. and hs
amount Of principal and inlere,t tina, Is
now justly and honestly doe h'm that
the said defendant have further time 10 hIe
excep' ons 10 any claim presented against
sald estate ami to take proof in support Of
said exception.
true cOpy-Teste.
W. A. CHAPLlNE, CLERK.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

s75 to $500 per month everya here, male and
female, to introduce the GENUlNE IMPRO-
WE'D COMA0N SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch.
hem, fell, tuck, quill, cord, bind, braid aud EN-.
br2der in a most superior manner. Price on.
" SIS. Fully warranted for five years. We
will pay $1,000 for aay machine that will sew a
STRONGER, nOfo beautiful, or more elastic seam
than ours. 1t makes The Elastic Lock Stitch
Every second s,itch can be cut. and still The
cloth conrot be pulled apart without tearing il.
We pay Agents from SIS to 500 per month
and eKpen es, or commission from which
twice that amount can be made. AJJres. Sc.
COMB Il Co. Pittsburgh. Pa, DO, ton, Ms SIS
or ST. Louis. Mo.
CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties pslmibg of worthless cast iron
machines under the same name or Otherwise
Ours is III only genuine and really prsc iesl
cheap marhine manufactured.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16
Public Sale.

THE undersigned will sell at Public
| Sale, on the farm of Joseph Welsh-
ans, near Shepherdstown, on
Saturday next, 23rd of January,
the following property 10 wit:
2 Work Horses. Colt,
3Sows and Pigs,
Shoats, wagon,
A crop OF Wheat in The ground,
A lot Of Potatoes.
Also Household and Kitchen
Furniture, such as Stoves,
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,
and many other articles.
TERMS-A credit Of three months will
be given on all sums Of $40 and upwards
with note and approved security. Sums
under $40 cash. Vs. Sale to commence
q, | | clock.
THORNTON MORRISON.
Jan. l6, 1869. 2w