davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
THE PRESIDENT ar AEbPORE

NEWPORT, Aug. 2j.-1he President has had
another b,.y dly but found tie 10 attend 10 "osd
cradle ofici4 business early tne day lie met tne
member, OF his cabinet and Informally discussed several
subjects. soon after noon he took q drive ana called
upon ais fr.cnd pbon French OF New York Ia mo
afternoon ne attended brilliant reception gwen by
Charles H. Russell and ilt- ter, or Newl OK, ht oak
Lawn where nearly so guests assembled Among
them were Ex-Governor and Mrs MorsaI. the Secretary
of state und Mrs Frenghuysen uhe secretary OF the
NAVY and MIS- Chandler, senators Anthony md Adrich
General Hancock and staff tho Spsnisa Min
,ster ard wife Ari,tarchi Bey. Turkish Minister Gov
ernor L,ieiod and staf, Commodore and Mrs Baldwin
and AUGUST Belmont. la the evening the President at
tended ball gwen BY Commodore Baldwin ct his villa
in Ballwiu-aye where the wealth, fashion and beauty
of the place assembled. The ballroom was tastefully
All the prominent cotaecrs present, among the
pests being the secretary of State and Mrs. Freng-
huysen General Hancock and staR. the Spanish, Aus
TRAN Swedish aud Turkish Minister'S John jacob Aston
and wife. Admiral ami AIRS Rodgers, W. W. Astor and
wife, August Belmont, Governor aud Mrs.
Carroll OF Maryland; General Cullm,
United states Army Count FiLJames'
General ard Mrs Sehoneld senators Anthony and Al
drich OF Rhode Island and Miller OF San Francisco
Admiral aud Mrs. Parker. Admiral and Mrs. Howell,
bancroft. the historian Professor and Mrs. Faruln
Rogers Mrs Paran stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Ysnaea and
Nathan Appleton. Festivities were kept up until late
hour
The banquet at midnight Tomorrow she Presi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
DESTRUCTIVE IyuYD4noy IN TENS

GALVESTON, Tex, Aus. 2o.-A ulSp'S',,
., ia, Ne,r IRON, Concho says Heavy rains have l'"
g., : - -, YESTERDAY until = O'Clock to-day, hhng 'no
Nor,h ,na Main Concho and inundating the town" .
san Aagclos and Ben hekip, washing away hoI a.
hotels and stores TIE loss IA estimated VII IN "
tho taousands No loss OF Life has been reported rs
The people have ali fled to tho adjoining hills "SA.
tha snhslaence OF the water Tho river ID now ro
sa,r,~r rho buildings washed away IN san soo
Mr. Iaekey's hotel, Patterson X LongSihs va Toar
Veck's warehouse, Miller Neeks livery stape ~ Post
-housrs also tho engine housu stIaoheu a.
PORT Concho The loes At Ben kiekhn has hoe 1rsn
eertained Heavy damage and loss are app iriieiS'
rita sudden hood belO~ three poinsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

dent VIII visit Coaster's Harbor Island recently e..
10 the Government for naval training
ton In company with the Secretary OF IN.
Navy. He will also attend an outdoor 60
tertainment arranged by summer residents an.
VISIT the Polo Grounds and in tho evening Will be fen
dered dinner by John Jacob Aston On sunday no I'll,
accompany Ex-Governor Morgan 10 the Union Congrs
Eauona Church and listen 10 sermon by the Rev m I
Nandyke. lie declined invitation 10 dinner on So
Day which was extended TO him by Mrs. Psran Steven
OF New-fork and Mrs Stevens accordingly set tho das
Tor Inesday On Monday morning he VIII breakfssy
WIN w W. Aston, Minister 90 Rome. and In he evcnin1
York. ' ~ -'NH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
TROTrING ATPJUGHKEEPsIE.

POrGuKEEPSiE, Aug. 25.-Ihce We're 5000
people ~ the races to-day. Fanny WtAcrsDoun won in
the l9 class H. hc. straight heats the best time being
2lSiA CIngsto dIi nOi start in the sgccsa, puiac
Edwin Thorn won the first heat in 2:I> -aLta Clans
Won .r following ,nrre In III 2:2j aud 30. Edwin
Thorn was second zId Minnie Il last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
coyyNcED or 1HEiR oWy EEGoE

THE TRlnrNE YESTERDAY printed IN aceoun' " a., ia
iniun,ti IN sui brought by Eugene 10 Hpkih' ~ ~
NSston theatre 10 restrain Michael heunanl' P'o,
pririor and Jamos rIge. manager ot the NaI,- ii
Theatre in TINS city, from producing pay en' ,s'
queens Evidence" Judge Potter grantee 'eserSay
NE defendants signed paper Acknowledging ~,
claim of Mr. Tompkns to the ownership "a sg.
play. and asking that the injunction against INV
selves be made permanent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
THE ryIvERSAL PEACE CONTENTION.

NEw-LOSDON Aug. 25.-The exercises of
Thursday a. the Peace Meeting held In Quakertown
sere opened by prayer by the Rev. MY sherman oil
Grcenmapyille afte- which Mr.. Love spoke to the
best manner OF removing canses which worked FOR
Mrs Belya A. lockwood, Of Washington again adj
dres.ed the meeting. The afternoon session VIA
nnened by singing, followed by addresses by n. T..
Whipple and j. Manning, OF Boson, the distrbu-
uon OF tho surplus money nom tue settement OF the
Aaharna claims. Amanda DcyO and H. ). Griswold Of
Uopkinton, X l.; DIR. sarah 7. Rogers and John M:
Washburn, of Philadelphia and Beiya A. Lockwood Of
Washlug ton Also spoke. Ths closed the exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

Afcr THE TRIBUNE called attention t. the co~'
plgiu,, mado against the horde Of intelligence "i-
nee run lcrs Who loiter around the Battery. a'a
castle Garden theif persistent aceeing to supply
wond.bc employers of immigrant labor VS. '"f
vine less Annoying. They have again become
more annoying than heretofore. aud apt Granger
can approach Castle Garden at b." 80 nor pulled
and Ian ed by these runuOa, who ask, 20 yoa
ant 20 hire any heipT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
s1-NnAY.ScHnnL ASSEMBLY,

ISLAND HEIGHTS, y. j., aug. %. - The
fourth day OF the sunday ScIoo a .emby opened at
o'clock with devotional services Mrs. Ella \. Parsons
the wclkAown primary teacher taught TIE normal les
SON The 1880 hour devoted to songs, lei by Pro-
fcssor rrpa'rck The Rev J. +. Price. VI. A. Of New
brunswick, lecturcd nOi-eless force. G. b. stout
taught nr normal lesson tDi- afternoon, ara fol
lowe Dy Professor -. Clark'- lecture on satt and
blackboard work This evening Mrs Parsons conducted
an Anniversary exercise OF music and literary seiee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
prRroRuERs FoR THE T.ALlI THEATRE.

The steamer Wrrdcr. due 5his morning. viii BRING
nine members Of he Ihaha theatre company WAC
were transferred from the ste n"r NOS" ~, 10
str,u,-J a fc,, weeks 40 on Lizard i.ant. OIL no
south coast OF England. There were hiteen oil t'is
company on the steamer when she stranded, SIX 81
whom were transferred 10 th" steamer heF'su 90
Of a. amor, to-day. Among the most prominrnt
are Franlein GaisteF leading soprano and MI LIN
dau a German comedian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
SE1RcnlNG roR TYPHUs rErLR.

Sanitary Superintendent Day yesterday received
a letter rom d. ELISHA ilarr,s. secretary OF 'no
Hoard Of Health, stating ;hat a s4u"sfy -, 10
spector of thu board had visited an .io
fs,nporary lodgings in four towns along 'l VIZ
line of the West Shore abroad. norlh tI .l
south % Cornwall Ono fa.Al cas- Of Pt's
levc ,.I been discovered. ard sey'ia! Oh w
Italian iahoreIS on the railroad had been 1unu s,
with the disease. The search for cases OF w.
fever vii, be pursu d IN about fifteen otheI ,o""
where the Italian labOrers are lodged IN cfO"hs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

Considerable attention vas given among 10
gram more hautS of the Produce Exchange ,eStrr-
day 90 tie inspection OF several sample, 81 gram
s,nt by Rnlu~ Hatch. who returned home from n
extended Western ,Jur on THURSDAY. There were
q shelf OF wheat from CasSciton. Dakota, a shraT
of wheat FROM Montana, ,heai OF OATS t."n
Montana a shcdf OF Russian oaiS CrON . ON rae Troy
farm Dakota, and (, 4Aeai OF HtX picked IA d.
knil md MDLtinl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
CONFERENCE WIrH PEHBINA INDIlNS.

PEMBIsA, OAK, aug. 25.-Couector Nc
Murlie has returned from hs peace council with Sheis
Little She'll Little Ball and Red Thunder and seventy
nye Indians and hafbreeds in the Pembina Mountains
He saws that tho Indians pledged themselves not 10 III
erere with the cstOns officers here, after admitting
their mistake in the previous interference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
CAMP MEETING CLOSED.

OCEAN GROVE, \. j., Aug. 25.-Ihe closing
exercises of the ,tup-meet.ls were held this morning
The closing sermon Was preached last night by The Rev.
H. VI. S4nttrsOA. of New YORK A.. the services nave
uecu very largely attend. d ad the spiritual salts
reported ID very gratifying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
FORGERy YELD FOP TRIAL.

The examination Of tie complaints against
Charles Alien. William Garrett and Jscsr Neph"e
brfore Justice Patterson tor completely with julius
B."der. while the latter pcr,ouatcd Western
f,rl,, on the German American National Bank. tno
Identical and Vi 'hancs' 8au6s 800 brought 10 "a
CLOSE Yesterday a. ihr l0mb,, and the accused -tl
wcco held for trial ia General Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
ErNs .coRap EACH INsIye.

BOSTON Observation-Disclosures. 3 o &C
Metropolitan .--.---- ----" " v v u u "a
Hqns carned-Roston. Metropolitan /. First base by
errors Of OppOn Hnts-BOston. ) MetT"pOnl'n j.
Oniy TWO I4agus games played yesterday, ard
fleso were Won BY the Providence and CcNeind hines
The game at Providence WAC between the BuHaO ana
ProyLIonce teans and closely contested and ex-
citing the Providence winning ny tueir superior hcdlng
The ~ follows:
Providence. U 5 %
hits providence 9 Buffalo. :. hrrOrs-froyhlenoe
l Buffalo. :. Umpire, Mr Mci can.
The Clayeland team easy victory from the
Troy nine at Troy yesterday Outp ing te home team
both IN the e.L the Dat nuDoInod Il the score
Cleveland -.-.......--.--. . 2 .
Troy -------......------ l " v " j
Base-hts- Cleveland Il. Troy 3. Euors-Cieyehnd j.
Troy 3. Umpire, SIR sullivan
The Detroit nine visited Philadelphia yesterday and
"Chicagood the League AlI9nO" Team Of That place
The Phfllelphias have been I.r.ng II all their own
way atcy felt the defeat kecOly The score !" s fol
lows:
PLiadelphia..".....-.. .-...... 0 o 0
A very interesting game played 81 Cincinnati b.
the Athletic and Cincinnati teams Ihc TWO mines
stand frat and second In the American Association and
considerable interest VA felt in tho match. The
game the beet played
here this There wa mob
like demonstration the decision OF the umpire, JO
seph LeDmOnd. in the latter part OF tine game. The
grounds wcre however, cleared before any viOence
CURED The score by innings Of the game Wa "a fol
lows:
Athletic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o O. 2
Ganoinnau ...--...-.-- 80. -. o o . O. 1
The Metropoitans Will make their ninth Effort to-day
odsfoat the Boston team. 30 far they nave been un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26

Russ Al THE FALL OF EACH WIGHT.
St George .... 3 IS "a Il Is - 20 p % 80
Western .-... 10 30 100 10 D.. ll6 li9 ISL 2oJ S3Z
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16

make a long story short. the Mayor
concluded he would put up such a
sign himself on one fence, to show
the Marshal how ihn thing must be
done, and did so, Imagine the hor-
ror and disgust Of oqr ciiiacns, a
while later, as they passed the fence
in front Of the Court House 20 see in
bold characters on board the words
DON'T HICTH HERE.
The widest excitement prevails,
and the Mayor has taken to the woods,
and a lively time is expected when
the Council meet next month.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
ENDORSED,
Filed July 9th, 1869.
JAMES B. BEST, Clerk.

AS will be seen, this deed is un,
conditional, no time set in which TO
build the Court House, because at
that time under the law, the County
could not take a conditional deed
The county has had peaceable pos
session under this conveyance, erect
ed Jail thereon, and now thirteen
years after, when in condition to
build q Court house, and the subject
is being agitated, Mr.. Driver, who
had so generously donated the lot to
the county, to eycrybody's astonish-
ment sues the County for the recov
cry of the lot, while not an attorney
at our bar Thought for moment that
he could recover. Mr.. Liston, the
Building Commissioner, appointed at
the last term of the County Court,
rather than have any further vcxa-
ton and delay, actually agreed, in
behalf of the county, TO pay and did
pay Mr.. Driver $4,000 for the lot,
whereupon Mr.. Driver dismissed the
suit.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Very Respectfully,
II. c. DUNAvANr.

The people of Osceola have good
cause for oongratulation, in the fact
that the small pox did not spread.
If it shall have been demonstrated
that the small pox loses its conta-
gious character or power Of commu-
nicating itself to others whenever il
attacks physician, then a step for
ward in the science of medicine and
the history Of diseases, will have been
made. But until that fact shall be
fully demonstrated by actual expe.
rlmcnt, the common herd will igno.
rantly follow the admonitions of the
old-school physicians who advise iso.
lation Of patients, and cremation not
only of all clothing, bedding &c, but
frequently the building in which tn,
patients have been confined. W.
fear the Doctor, with whom, and hi.
family the people of the entire towr
were in full sympathy in their attic.
tions, has suffered himself to become
excited without rnsturely deliberat-
ing the cause, and in the language
Of the practical Mr.. Meagles " We
would suggest to him "Count five and
twenty, Tattycoram; count FIVE and
twenty"
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16

Ground has been broken, and
the work Of building the Court house
commenced last Monday,
Take the TIMES for lSS3.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
copy of Secretary Of States Biennial
Report. which contains a vast amount
Of useful information, running back
to the time when the State was q ter
ritory, before being admitted into
the Union. AS soon as time, space
and opportunity offers, we shall make
a draw on it for our columns.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Runlorcd llm penc hlnent
Of the Mayor,

When our present Mayor was elec'
ted, it was not only upon his size,
shape, talent. good looks and general
good qualities, but also because he
had represented to the Town Council
that he used to run large spelling
school in New Orleans. Now we
Osceolaites will allow our officers to
occasionally take a drink of weak
lemonade, and on rare occasions a
little cider is allowed, but he must
spell well, so when we elected Judge
Williams, we thought we had drawn
: rare prize. But alas, we were mis-
taken. Some time ago, the Council
orlsrsd that signs be posted on all
fences warning people not to hitch
their horses to said fences. Well, to
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
sale OF school Eama~!

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that viii cI
Monday the i.tl la5 Of Janusg 1853, atth- LQurl
hags' door iu the town uf p-ceolu, Mis- -ipp
county, Ark between The hours ~ lI W ana
IN. sci Q ino highest bidder The f1,llwin. DE-
scribcd school lands, to-wit.
Ihe south west quarter OF The spLth-wcs
quarter 0i section ,INtpcu DO o. township NlI
fifteen, ,orih Range Nine % Elst, lying anl
being iu Mississippi County. Arkausa-.
Terms Of -ale. One fourth each, aud the bal
ahco PAYABLE Iu one two nud tAlgs years from
date o. -Hlc, lu equal PAYMENT. bearing inter
tsl AZ The rate ~ eight per centum per 1unuW
from date Of -sie uutl pahl
This December s;h ls-2.
". - UASkIN~,
l--H-i Collector Miss. Co, AlF.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Notice.

By VIRTUE Of a Mortgag'. with power Of
sale, to me executed on the 2lst day of Fcbrua-
ry. lsS2, by r Carrie Jones nd W. DcWOli
Jones. h0r husband, 20 secure @. u 3 Peter
Brickey IN the sun of 8 30. "A debt and Sl0costs
], the undersigned, VIII on Tuesday the
2ND. DAY OF JANUAhY, 1881
sell to the highest bidder, lor cash In hand, In
mont Of the Court hous' door, In the town OF
psceqla, AIR, within lawful h0urs OF said day
The following described tract OF land. lying and
situate In Mississippi county, Arkansas to- wit:
lhe East part OF the N0rth-We-t quarter of sec
tion hficeu Csi Nor,h Range Eleven OD East.
chtahing sixty acres OF land, more or less &,
anu SHOWN as the George Broadbent farm, in
clear Lake settlement
The tile 10 said Hand believed 70 be good
G., Il. BRlChEY
December -th Iss2 l2-g-a
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16

When physicians have made use
of a prescription for years in their
private practice with certain success
it is a duty they owe to mankind to
put such remedies within reach of all
and this is done by copyright, -
such is the case with DR.. Shcrman's
PEIcKLEY ASH BITrERs, and they
have proved to be a blessing to
mankind.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Worth Remembering.

Now that good times are again
upon us, it is worth remembering
that no one can enjoy the pleasant
est surroundings if in bad health.
There are hundreds of miserable peo-
pie going about to day with disor-
dcred stomache, liver or kidneys.
whcu bottle of Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than
all the medicines they have ever tried.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Take Notice.

All persons indebted TO DIR. IL. G.
Dunayant, will please come forward
Immediately and pay the same. Mr..
c. II. Gaylord at the Drug Store Of
Gaylord & Wynnc, is authorized to
receipt for all collections.
II. G. DuNAyANr, NJ. ID.
Osceola, Dec. Sth., 1882.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Notice.

7ho undersigned as Administrator de bonus
non, OF the estate of b Bennett decreased
viii aeply 70 The Probate Court of Mississippi
county Arkansas, ut the i luuarv term thereof,
ISIS for sn order 10 sell the East halfoft The north
weN quarter of sectiOs % containing 81 acres.
and the east part of the west half OF the north
west quar- Of section SO containing 20 acres.
osil land lying IN township II North and Range
. Easl Ia Mis- !s ippi county. Arkansas, and
containing IN all 100 acres; the same belonging
20 the estate n B. + Bennett said ord,r ol
sale 10 be made for the purpo~e OF paying the
dents against said estate; al which iimo all par
ties sNlng any interest In said Estate are here
hy notified to attend aud nterpose such ooiec-
tions TO The granting OF said crder A. hey thmk
proper JOHN n. Driver.
Adm'r d bn. Of est OF f Bennett. deed
December 7th iSs2. is-q-l
W Thomson, AIRY,
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Nn1IcrIs urRERY G1vrN thnt nj and

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at and du-
ring tAe next session lss3 of the Legislature Oi
the state Of Arkansas. | viii Introduce a bill IN
said legislature TO repeal SO much OF an Act -
entitled An Act Providing tor the Prohibition
OF the sale or Giving Away of Ninous, spurious
or lntoyicHtiug Liquors of any kind. within
three miles 81 any AcadeBy, College, Uniycr-
-ity or other Institution of Learning, or of amy
church House IN this Ststo,' approved March
2lst.. ISL. pTohh bits or IN any manner affects
the sale or giving away of NiBous. ~pirtous OF
lntuXicau 4 Liquors within 4 rudiHs of three
miles Of the OsCeoia Male and Female High
school, or the building known as the School
house situate in school District No l. Ni,sls
sippi CeuRiy, Arkansas
NOV sm6Gr .itA., lSs2
= q MIGAyoCK
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
Notice.

Tie uuders.gnei, as Adni.Hisi rslpf de bonn
a in, of the estate OF u q. Manqn, decreased
" ilI as such, apply 10 the Probate Court ~ Mis-
fl--ii pi county, Arkansas al tar January torn
lhrrcui, iSs3 iog an order 10 sell the NOrlh-Ca,
m Range Il Esst containing one huuGr-d and
siAl' urrts; >ald land l}ugin Mississippi COM
~. Arkansas. The sair oi said land to be mad,
for tic a,pose Of pay iug thr debts against -alu
estate. aud all persons having any Interest H.
the Estate Of said q f. Alahan, DECEASED, ~,
hereby notified to appear at the January term OF
the Probate Court of said County and intcrpos'
such olu,ctiOns 10 the granting of such nr'trI o.
tAcy think proper q u. GAYLORD,
Admir- dbn OF E-t &. 4. MGhan, decd.
December 3th is.2. T. -
e.. " Thomson Att'y.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16

DIR W. E. Rogers, the eminent
Surgeon of Memphis, Tenn, was
called to attend upon Mr.. Edgar
Carleton, but upon his arrival, fully
approved all that DIR. Prewitt had
done in the case, and said that he had
pursued the same course Of treatment
that he would have done had he been
first called.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16

BALEY's SALINE ArERIENT l.
now recognized as the best and chea.
pest, and most pleasant cathartic it
use, for the special cure Of headache
constipation, heartburn, acii stomach
dyspepsia, etc, 1t cools and quiets
while as a sparkling summer beyer.
age, it is delightful.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that under and
hy yirJuc Of q decree Of the Honorable Circuit
{ ourt Tor Mississippi County, Arkansas NJ o.
ceola, rendered at the May term, 1882 of said
Court, IN cause therein pending, ard on the
Chancrry eide thereof wherein II W. RiIe /.
complainant, and Mary Rice is defendant will
proceed o. sell at public outcry 10 the highest
bidder on Monday,
JANUARY SrH l-S3
AZ the door G. the Court House in the Town of
Osccola, State OF Arkansa,, between the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales, the follow
ing lands In II i.sirsippi County, Arkansas, to-
vii: subject, however to the dover interest OF
Mary Rice The North East 7. OF section Is -,
and sectinn Of $ f. Of Mink Lake IN Township
10 North, Range Fast Of the 9Th principal Me.
ridiun
The terms Of sale are as fOllOwR. tO.wit. To be
sold on a credit OF three months; pun chaser Civ
ing note with good security. and lien retained
on the land until paid
BEN n BACCHUS,
Special Commissioner.
OsccO A. Ark, Dec. 18th, lsS2. l2l6-it.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-16
ARKANSAS,
Mississippi COUNTY. ,

MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.
/, Jane. b. Best, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Mississippi County,
State of Arkansas, do hereby certify
on this 18th. day of August 1869,
personally appeared before me John
l.. Driver, the party grantor in the
within and foregoing deed, and ac-
knowledged that he assigned the
same for the uses and considerations
therein set forth and contained, and
desires the same to be certified which
is accordingly done,
Also appeared before me Sarah f.
Driver, wife OF the said John l.. Dri-
yer, who acknowledged, when sepa.
rate and apart from her said husband
that she executed the same freely
and voluntarily, for the uses and pur.
poses therein set forth and contained
and without undue influence of hel
said husband.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court, this 18th. day of August
1859, JAMES Il. BEST,
Clerk,