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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
COvDESsEB FeLEGRAMs.

SATURDAY, June 4.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
at 81 I45s.
Dan. Voorhees, is to crate In Terre Haute
to-day.
There Is a large Scandinavian fmmtsra-
tion TO this country at present.
Several of the sufferers by the terrible
railroad disaster at Patterson, N. J., on
Tuesday, are expected to die
The New York CITY Militia had grand
brigade Iarade, yesterday, in Brooklyn,
attracting much attention,
Char.e Salisbury. a clerk in the Phila-
delphia, p. O., has been held to bail 10 SIO,-
600, to answer charge o. robbing the Pos.-
office OF letters.
There have been 1851 EmIgrants landed
at Cast e Garden, New York, within the
y 'st four days, a. number almost unpre-
ceGented In the history OF immigat on.
Josephus Collett, Jr.. President of the
new railroad from Terre Haute to Dam
willie. Ills , makes q favOrabl5 Terort,
which Will be published in the Terre
Haute papers to day. The Directors en-
tertain the hope that The road will be fin
ishe to Danville by January Ist, 1871 by
which time the Z. IL & N Railroad will
be completed, making straight line
North and South of ra iroad from Chi cago
to Nashville.
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INDIANA ITEMS.

PERFECTION, on the p. & Ft w
Railroad, is troubled with measles
The Republicans hold their prima
ry elections at Terre Haute to day.
The Iavages of the strawberry fes-
dval epidemic are extensive, from the
Ohio to Like Michigan.
The P, tersburg Press says that
Gus. H;sgen. of that place. owns
hen thai is a good rat catcher.
GEORGE G. HARDING, late of the
India napolis Mirror. is announced as
having "warbled of" to New Orleaus.
DR.. N. S. DAVIS. of Chicago, lee.
tured at Fort Wayne, on Tuesday. on
Medical Science aud its Relations to
the Community.
ONE huudred and four new street
gas lamps were lighted in Indianapo-
lis, on Wednesday night. for the first
time.
THE name of the County Clerk at
Indianapolis is Smoek. He is no re
Iative to Miss SIurts who keeps a
school in Illinois.
Mr.. STILZ, Secretary of the Water
Works Company at Indianapolis. has
resigned. The Water Works Com
mittee in this city retain their stills.
The Jews Of Indianapolis have
held meeting, AID called upon the
Senator's and Representatives in Con-
zress, to urge President Grant to in
terferfere in behalf of the pers cutcd
aws of Roumania.
Rev. CHAs. DINGLEDAY, who has
been preaching and teaching Ger
man school. in Petersburgh for six
months, skippe out on Tuesday
night, leaving numerous creditors to
mourn their loss.
A scAMP in Teire Haute has been
Clipping hair from children's heads
feloneously. On Wednesday night,
the act was repeated on little daueh
ter of Mrs. Leveque, terribly fright
ening her and her motlet.
THE Sullivan Democrat has fifty
nine candidates announcements, oc
cupying a column and half of that
paper. Among them are Shepherd
and Pigg, who want to be Sheriff
one Sallie and another Ladd wan' to
be Treasurer.
The stockholders of the Evans
vile, Terre Haute aud Chicago Rail-
way Company held their annual meet
ing at the Terre Hause House yester
day. The former officers and direct
Ors were reelected, as follows: Presi
deut. JOS. Collett, Jr; Secretary, G.
u. Patterson. Directors. Chauncey
Rose, W. r. McKeeu. g. Y Psrter
son, John InRle. Jr., Claude Mat.
thews. Clinton; E NJ Benson, Mon
tezuma; Jos. Coliett Jr. Newport
Samuel Grondyke, Eugene; ] NJ
Smith, Perryville-T H. Express
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, June 3 Several prisoners
charged with completely in the con
/ spiracy plot, were yesterday brouRh
| up for preliminary examination ir
| the High Court. The Court also in
vestigated the papers found on the
| persons of some of the prisoners
Many of them were adjudged to have
no connection. whatever, with the
conspiracy. While some of the pris.
oners were held for trial, several were
unconditionally released.
MADRID. June IA riot occurred
In little village near here yesterday
on account Of the attempted collection
of taxes for the maintenance Of the
clergy. There was no blood shed
and the disorder was quickly sup
pressed.
LONDON. June 3-Tbe physicians
Of Paris report that the practical
value of vaccination as a preventive
of small pox has been formally de-
monstrated by actual observation in
that city during the past month.
The New York yachts and those of
the Royal Thames Club, will compete
on the 13th, for the Doverton Cup.
The course will be from Dover, EGG
land, to Boulogne. France, aud
back.
Apprehensions exist 10 regard 10 the
movements of the Fenians in Eng
land. As consequence, orders have
been issued to double the guards at
all the dock yards and naval stations
ID Great Britain, to keep 6res banked
In all steamers. aud other precautions
calculated to facilitate the suppression
of any revolt.
ROME. June 3 Immediately after
the PRONUNCIATION of the dogma of in
of 18th Of June, the Ecu
menical Oouncil will take a recess uu.
til the 10Th Of October.
DUBLIN, June 3.-The fnal pas
sage of the Land Bill ia regarded IA
vorably by the Irish press generally.
Some papers are jubilant over the sue
cess of the measure.
LIVERPOOL, juno 3-Twenty one
thousand emigrants. mainly Irish. left
this city for America, during May.
Nine-tcnths went to New York.
ZURICH. June 3-Captain Charles
Duncan Cameron, formerly British
Consul at Massoah. Abyssinia, whose
Imprisonment by King Theodore oc-
casioned the late Abyssinian war, died
Ia Genoa. yesterday, where he had
gone for the benefit of his health.
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Commissioner DFlanO and thu Lot
terry EealerS.

NEW York, June 8 Commission
er Delano has decided that managers
of lotteries are liable to the tax of
five per cent. on sales of tickets and
policies to dealers who have not paid
their special tax, and for whom bonds
have not been given. He also decides
that dealers are the agents of the
manager.
Among the lottery dealers arrested
yesterday, on charge Of doing bust
ness without a license, were Alder
dermen Chss. McBrien, William Par
SOD, David Lynda, John McIntire and
Richard Marshall. The accused were
held 20 bail before Commissioner
Shields. 1t appears to be the deter
minatiCn Of the Government officers
to kill the trade by arresting all on
whom they can lay their hands.
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CIncInnatIIlama-

CINCINNATI. June 3.-The pro-
gTamme fer the National Sengerfest
to begin "Wednesday, June 18th, is
published this morning. Itcomprises
much of the music of the great mas
ters. The reception concert embraces: =:
Overture, by Won Weber; Cincinnati
Singers Greeting, composed by
Phillip Walter, the Director. Cho-
rus, from Paulus. Hallelujah Cho-
rus, BY Handel: and Des Tag Des
Herrn, by Kreutzer.
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Presbyterian General Assembly at
Philadelphia.

PnllaQelpktas
PHILADELPHIA, JUICE 3-In the
Presbyterian General Assembly, this
morning, the report of the committee
on the proposed changes in the board
of trustees of the Corporate General
Assembly, reported that the six trus.
tees. elected ia November last. should
be removed, and that the six from
the former New School branch be
substituted. This was agreed %, and
six gentlemen elected.
The Mileage Committee reported
that there was a deficiency in that
fund of 1895. which, however. is ISL
300 less than last year. Resolutions
were adopted fixing the rate at six
cents per capita. for the ensuing year,
and stating that payments will be re
quired In full in all cases.
The enabling act was considered
and passed with the amendment di-
recting the Synods to designate, by
name, the Presb~tery in which the
succession of any disorganized Pres
bytery is to be continued.
The consideration of the report on
freedmen was resumed. A separate
provisional freedmen board of twelve
members was constituted, and located
at Pittsburg.
A resolution providing for the con-
-sideration of a Board of Publications
and a Publication Committee, was
discussed at length. Pending action
the Assembly adjourned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04

A young gentleman in this city.
prominent in teleerAphic circles, and
al present holding a place in one of
the railroad Offices, has been made
The victim Of a cruel jrke at the
lands Of some of his fellow clerks in
The manner folio wing: A bouquet and
d dainty note were brought to hia a
lev days ago by a conductor. purport.
ing to come from a young lady named
i 1rguson, at Clayton; tho formar was
fragrant with delicious perfnne. and
tie latter combined tre qualities
Of the former with tender words,
leliug how she hal not the pleas ure
o his acquaintance. bus had seen aud
admired him; in fact, was hopelessly
atricken with love for him ALL how
The heart Of the noble youth palpita-
ted with rapture when he gszad upon
lhe delicate and beautiful chirogra
ply, perused the glowing lines Of
passion, aud inhaled the exquisite
odor Of the flowers In great gIce. he
shook bis Hyperion curls. aud smiles
wrcathed bis ApOlloninc counte
luee as te related TO his comrades
aIc. of bis hearts coHgue d
6tnrR sequel tl th er
ae t4.s he received yesterday an
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Red River Matters.

TORONTO, May 3.-A dispatch from
St. Cloud S lys that Reil is dissatisfied
with the Manitoba bill, because it
does not provide general amnesty,
and that he intends to resist the Red
River expedition. He has now two
hundred men at Fort Garry. and
eight hundred on the prairie. Battle
is expected at the next neck of woods.
Reil is said to be robbing the mails
to procure funds previous to leaving
for the United States.
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A MODEL HOUSE.
DOOley's Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained nv
this unrivaled and infalltble Yeast Pow.
perfect purity, healthfulness, and econo-
my. Put up In tins. actual weight. as
represented, and Will keep for years
The quantity required for use is from
one fourth to one-half less than other
Sold by Grocers throughout the United
States. DOOLEY q BROTHER,
manufacturers and ProprietOTs,
ap23 d3m cod 90 New Street, N. Y.
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Nashville Items.

NASHVILLE, juno 3.-Charley Rus
sell, driver Of an express wagon.
drove his horse into the river, at the
wharf, this morning. and was drowned
together with the horse. Russell
leaves a wife aud two children.
"A resolution against reputation
was fare1 iu Tie House, and & bill
passed nn Hrss reading. amending the
eh Hcr e enc Cincinnati u Gbattas
Eeeg lr0ad Company.
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New Advertisements.
Fannin g's
Patent Kid Fitting Skeleton Corset.

This Corset is constructed on an entirely
new principle, being 0Pen, and thereby al
lowing the freest calculation possible be-
sides giving perfect ease and comfort 10
the wearer. and at the same time possess
ing all the advantages of the common
Corsets In giving support to the body.
For E ealth. Grace. and Comfort.
lney are UNRIVALLED IN TIE MARKET.
They are particularly recon mended for
summer wear, aad warm climates, at
though equally well adapted TO all sea-
sons OF the year. They are highly recon-
In ended by medical and scientific men.
For sale by all first class dealers. For cir
culars. prices, etc. address the WORCES-
TER SAARF COMPANY, WORCE8.
TER. N aSSACHUSEITS.
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Statement or LOsscs In the FenIan
RaId.

New YORK, June "A complete
statement of the Fenian losses in the
late raid. gives: eleven killed and sew
enteen wounded-three of them NOR
tally. Judgs McCann to day allowed
Thos. J. Barr, receiver of the O'Ma-
hony Fenian fund $500 compensa
ten. with an equal amount for his
counsel, the whole to come out of the
fund, origi nally $4,000
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sATURDAY, JUNE 1, $50.

liz any proof we're wanting, of the
"a rrectness Of our article on the an
xation Of independence, on
w 9dnesday, the editorials in the
q n1okrat and Courier have furnished
he proof, while seeking to do the op-
,n-;ta
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Base Ball-WhIte stockings victor

UEUUAIIIEsN HIVNVH~
CHICAGO. June "a match game
of base ball was played at Dexter
Park this afternoon between the Fer
est City Club, of Cleveland, and the
White Stockings, of Chicago. The
attendance was very large. The game
resulted in a victory for the White
Stockings. the score being ID to 8.
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From ROme-PreparatlO for Pre-
claiming the Dogma Of IRfalII-
hfiffY

New YoRK, JuNe 3.-The steam
ship Columbia, from Havana, via
Nassau. has arrived.
A cable dispatch states that the
Ecumenical Council, yesterday, de-
cided that the dogma of infalli bility
be proclaimed on the 29th inst. in
honor of the Feast of st. Peter. Ex-
teusive preparations are being made
to celebrate the occasion, and it is
said that the display of pomp and pa
geantry will surpass any demonstra-
ton of the kind ever witnessed in
Europe
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SAN FRANCISCO, June "A heavy
storm occurred ON the northern
coast of California. Several coasters
are reported wrecked, with loss of
life.
Seventy FIVE Cinnamon left for bias
sachrsetts ye teTday, 60 work in b
boot and shoe faCL0Ey
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SHRRMANS PATENT BRAKE.

To prevent retrograde motion on Wheele
= Wilson and al the principal SEWING
Machines. sent bg mali postage paid
g IT'D EstFac- Sons for using on the receipt
of ST 60 agents wanted. address
9EEH# an PATENT BRAKE COZ.
ar H Box 2s EhGEdeiDbia. va.
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. = y. ~ . : q - d. .r
APRoMisINa BoY.-A certain judge
while attending court in shire tow.,,
was passing aluns a read ishen ii boy
was letting itttiuss Gown the bars TO drive some
cattle IL.
His father stoed in the door OF his
houscl Oh the bpps,site aide Of tho road,
and, seeing what his hopeful was doing,
shouted out:
john, dout yvu drive them catllerin
there | tod you 10 put hicl. iitIfc
pasture behiud the house. .aal5 Il
gThe boy took s,osuoticc whatever Of
the fciiionssraaec, :::.a :=:.:..a h:ss i.:ss !a,her ra-
pcated the order in u louder tone. ssith-
cut the least effect, snd the third lime
gave positiys orders not to drive tho
cattle in there
The SON. diln,t deign 70 look up, ut 4
lisobeyed the parental injunction with
a coolness which positively blocked the
judge, who, booked 1T becnipriit, said,
IN astone'oti afhcial dignity;
boy, don't you near ycur father
speasing to ynuY,,
20, y-a-;,.s!' replied the boy, looking
at the judge, 'sut idout miad what
he says. Mother dpn't neither, and,
tween she and l, we've about got the
dpg So hs don't!
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Also Ng
oANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN T1lEt'oaiMoN PE.gAs.

T.. t. Glover, AdIafx ,'for another, In the
vs. Circpit
J. j. Goodwia, ct. ux. ct. al. couft.
by virtue uff an orasr3o Tssls anssle in the
said case, by tho said Court, viii cell ut
oransebnrg, SC, on Moeday, the I'd day
of January next daring tho usual hours OF
salc. the fullowiRg land:
Ali that tract of land situated on Lime
stone, cdhtaihiag 2a4 acres MORE or less.
bounded north hy landsSof Christian Wolfe.
l'aniel Lasey ard , II. zeislrrt ana cast.
an,lswcst by lands df =. II. Zcigicr.
Terms-0pe-litiiff Gush 1;li,ncu In wear S
secured By bond ard niaritslSe, with eusa-
i'ant iof rcsalq's szsreaehros bond. with M
iercst from dpy bf safe, Purchaser 10 pas
for papers and stamps.
Sheriff ttfice. s, IT. RIGGS.
ornhgctnrg G. IL. &. C., s %. C.
Detcnbrr 6, 1870.
dec 10 I'd
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= -
Cory ESrIoNF or EAlLRosD REEs.
pEsEs lve are atiaised by a disp,,eh
from Col, VIVA. Jphnston. President OF
Charlotte, Columbia, aud Augusta Rail-
road, chat 4 conseition Of the representa-
tiyes of the different rsilrusds cnnst.tu.
ting the through lines between New
osIsans aud New fofk, uia Montgomery,
Athata, aud Augusta, is called to te
held IN Angus,aon "Wednesday, the 4th
OF Januars, prosimo. to perfect through
seheaulab, alsi for other purposes. i, is
~ the utmost Importance that all The
railroads sinterasted should be repre-
sented il the convention. augusta
CSnsEifmioaaliist,
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ENsEt'EE NOTKI i..r--.Ali Per
Il u -ens naylB,, O,gE,a.is gsnst inr Est.t,
~ Il itnple teceasci, MA prcscn in.m
properly attestcd Oh or be.ore Tn LIST day OF
January next or payment will be dcbarred
A. J. RUPLE,
Dec Let, 1903 til Admieistrotcr.
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Shel & S Sales.
lN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
dRAsasBuna CorsTY
Robert s. FanBing, =

The odcrc w. faAniGE, gs
3. ks Painting, et. al. 8 y a a I
In pursnanceto an. order / o me directed By
tho Henornblc Thad c. AIidrews Judge Of
sthe proSafe Court. II VI ses pose 90 public
outcry onzsalcday in January next, the fol.
lngsins tract ofsland, yiz:ag
Ono tract of land confirming 90 ssres
more or lcss, Bounded by lands or j. W Pan
ming, Willis D. tanning. y. IS. 81 Jcfcoat and
LSJ. ron. 5. :. :, =. :
Tepins cash. Purchasertc pay fSr papers
and stamps. aFsss ri ~
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;yglSIs
Is.- MIXER and REsOEkEfs. (
Nc. rs Broaa Street.
ts a.. % 4 a-n
December 80, 1870.

Srtr& SEcrRiriEs--Southc Carolina, old,
@s5: do new, @Gs do, regist'd stock.
ex int @66
CRY SIcuniriEs--Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
78G Charlestpu. S. e. Stock, Tex or int)
de6g; do Fire Loan Bonds, @G6; Co
lnmba, s. c. Donds, (960.
RAILROAD BosDs-Blue Ridge (6rst mort
gage) COO Charleston and Savannah,
G99; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
@S5 Cheraw and Darlington, @s2
Grcemyillc and Columbia, tst moril GaS5
do, iState guaranteej @G5; Nor,hcastern.
az @ Savannah and Charleston, (lst
morD (9TS; do, Estate guaran,ce) G9@
South Carolina; t5T9; do, IL; spartan,
burg aud D,iion, l455.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, C940; Greenvile and Colum-
bia, Ggai Noftheasiern, GAIA, Savannah
and Charleston. Goal; Sdath Carolina,
whole sliares) GIL; do, (half do) G, 81
ExdnaSGe, Sc4-Sew York Sight, / off par;
Gold ilo@ll2; Silver. l08@
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a 4 nii.p's OplSius.k--'Pa, said Il
little boy as he climbed tbshis fathers
knee sppsisi sipoked III hts face escarnes;iy, as
il i.eg,4tSefslVeo the mipeftanea Of the
susf. ps Is your soul insured Z
Nsft 'fa ysa shrinking about, my
s,p!. lis.d tiic agitated father.
Afti pal heard Unele Gsor1e sa,
li,a' ,op5aad ssur i,oascs i,isnrel ssssn,i
ou sir asured but be dida't believe
So n4i thought al your saul, audi hc
was ais:sia Sou'a loose IL. Mou't you
gel il fnsufatl right awsyY
The father leaned his head on his hand
and was silent sc owned brbad aeree
Of iand shat were,casersd withsa btau.
tifui produce. his barns were even now
filed @itii lcnty, his buildings all were
eoycfg BY 3nsaEnec; hut, as II that
woni,' o2t uific. lor the maintenance Of
his Naie and only child in case of his
deccAs, he had the day beiure taken q
life poltcy for large amount, Sc,
not one thought had he given 70 his i'm
mortal soul.
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senteu IN the convention. - augusta
Ct,nsfifniioaalist,
Thc first locomotive that ever did
servicc III the Tinted States, is now
lying oi,tside Of 4 foundry ut Oafbondalr,
Lesefne Couuts
A Datfoit burglar, wIlEFiio is hallway
on shi9yiu eSpediitf ie=, sAssii;s.;; Asi;.i;;; asked
ssiRhat DO yeu want ~ coolly replied,
siQh, nothing III help myself"
Treasures Spinner says that il the
evil ii not corrected by the Goycrumcnt
af compromising insufhciently the time
WI hvpll come, ifnot already upp1 up,
vixen none bnt rich men or tiiisses will
lse ablcto hsh ari5 publ;c5uihre.
Several livo lizards have been 'foand
ifubeddea in petrifed FIRE trees, which
were found in the forest near Calistoga,
California. One is now ON exhibition in
esn Francisco. They ard unlike any
species now known.
A .swild woman lately made her ap,
peArancc among number Of woodchop
';.ssa issa near Vest Mountain. Maine, and
scared them badly. Instead of at,emp
ting % capture her, the valiant choppers
Of wood best q hnsty retreat, leaving all
their Supplements behind.
General Scheuck, who has JUS, been
appointed Ia succeed Mr. Mo,ley vs.
Minister 10 EngInnd, is sixtY.oue years
Did, and is d native Of Ohio His sx
perieace has heen wide and yaried H.
has becn teacher. i. lawyer, a railroad
agent and has served the Gngegsnsnt
for many yrsrs ss Minister to Brazl
member of Congress and General in fht
aFmy
Tbs United States Consul at Jerusa
lem Mr.. Il. Beasdsley, has sent to Vice
President Colfax q speakers ansilat OF
bliye wood, with heads of oak FROM
Asaham'a oak at Hebron, ellaliacc OF
Dive wood from the Mount Of Olives
aud aa ilskstand and sssa box Of asphalt
finn thc Dead Sea. all beautifully carved
aad polished
t,hristophey Ludi, Of Muscatainoi
Iowa, has a wonderful doc Ladi is a
baker, and his dog Is poiicoman He
missed money from his drawer Ie
thresened to blow his dogs head off e,r
ictsine Rim be robbed. Tiiers mon ,,e
siog pulled him, led him 10 a ,eouse ues.
in the corner, Whcre ludi found h..
greenbacks. He says he mo take on
Thousand dellurs for that Dig
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IN THE coURr OF PROBATE.
ohASuEnuad CouxrY.
I. ~. tileaton,
Emab,iel glesfon et ol

hnahuel Gieaton ct. al.
iiy order of the Probate Court made in
this case, willsoll q. orangcburg C. H., ON
the lst Monday id Jhnhsry next, for half
each, the balance in one sear, secured by
eurd and mortgage ot premises, with cevo-
+nninl Ter resale. purehascts 10 Pa5 for pa
rcrs, stamps and recording and 10 hase the
priv ege of paying all cash. The followitg
ants N said County. which were of lbsa-
"m tsfaion, deceased:
- ceres, bounded by lands OF DR. Pom.
tonas 6Ifaton. Lot J. assigned to the wild
1w and Lot 8 next described. q sts - ~
3:'9 acres. bounded by Thomas Gleaton
y-e'd- h0rgan's iaud and by Lots 2 and A.,
,.t o. acres, bounded by the above Lot 5.
S"diby th- Lot | assigned to tho widow and
b 81 :, Morgan's land. W#
.. - acres granted Absalom Glesfou in
iasl Vouhded by his lands and those of
y a L..d trsoe.
4 oo acres. bouaded on lands OF Dr.. Phin.
- ! 3elnr Peter Fogle and hbsalon Giva-
~,
l. 70 acres being part of tact bought,
by ~. and 4. Gleaton from n. AlcMichacl i,
1870 and which WAS grantrdsso Vim. liuli
IN iG12. the same being the half CT 40 acres.
owned in commbn by I. Gleaton and dc.
ceased.
orangobprg c. IL H., s. a. = So s.H % G
December Q. 1870.
aec ~. a4a I'd