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10 which the Gods must yield, and obey,
Till redeem it by some glorious way.
Beaurront and Fletcher
strange title for a pathetic story, Mr.. Edi-
tor--yet, assume it for very good reason; sto-
RES that have odd titles very apt to be read
had headed mine, ''Morified Pride"-perhaps
it would stand fair chance of passing into OBJ
livion.
ONCE met with as noble genius as was ever
moulded out of clay; he all heart and soul
he loved his friends, pitied his enemies, and had
a half of his little store always ready for fellow
creature in distress. Such choice spirits are
rare commodities nowadays in this world of bus
tie and speculation; when they are met with we
generally find them to possess couneracting
passion-for where is the human being that is all
perfection9 Edgar Sinclair (this is as good
name as any was Of an ancient and honorable
family; his parents, though possessing but very
limited fortune, nstiled into their son the same
aristocratic principles, they had inherited from
their ancestors. He received splendid educa-
ton, the expenses of which almost impoverished
his father, and when he entered the world he was
Obliged TO seek profession whereby he could OBJ
tain livelihood He chose the law, as giving
aQree scope to his powers of eloquence. A brill
liant intellect will not long remain in obscurity
the Genius and wit Of Edgar made him friends;
lost in the admiration his associates betrayed tor
his hish intellectual qualities. He became an
ACCOMPLISHED poet, his songs were sung by ro-
mantle little misses with delight-his odes were
rec;ted on public occasions, and his bon nots even
attributed to Dean Swift, Ben. johnson, Sheri-
dan. &c. for no one ever thought of joe Miller.
Edgar with all his strength of mind and no
bleness Of nature was weak enough to fall in
loye-and with an amiable and lovely girl too,
who possessed every recommendation poet could
wish; a man of the world might say she wanted
one thing-money The story of their loves
would he nothing uncommon, 50 shall pass thar
over The affection mutual, and so they
90. married in the usual way of forming CO.
partnership.
Ed~ar Sinclair was to use his own expression.
born tnder an unucky star, with an iron sp
in his month. He loved his wife dearly, as Il
husbands should do, he paid dearly for his love,
for she was too lovely girl to be snubbed al.
and he to, proud to allow her to appear jot 44
hind others in point of fashion. Things " nj
on for while swimmngly, for Edgar had irien
who woaid help him out of difficulties. Bat il
the course of time, he was reduced to miau
ouant,tv: l. c. he owed more than he had pros
pc, Of paving To coafess poverty is to all mel
TASK; = him it was degradaton--his proo'
nature sssrned it-he sold out all he had-pa
what he could, and left the rest to chance. Hi
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POETRY.
From, the Illinois Monthly Magasine.

From, the Illinois Monthly .Magasine.
THE CRUSADER.
pilgrim stood at the castle gate,
And wstfully gaz'd, for the hour was late;
He winded the horn, and the porter came,
And led the palmer to his dame;
The lady was kind, and the wine was bright,
And the pilgrim tarried all the night.
The lady was youthful, her eye was blue,
Her blushing cheek had the roses hue,
But the palmer was silent, old, and grey,
And listened, and looked, but had nought to say,
But he quaffed the wine, till his eye grew bright,
And merry his heart, though his locks were white.
The morning came, and the palmer stood,
With staff and cloak, and ample hood,
To thank, and to bless his hostess gay,
Before he strobe forth on his weary way,
"My heart" said he, sis fresh and light,
For, lady, your cheer, like your eye, is bright"
The lady blushed, and beauteous smile,
Passed over her glowing cheek the while.
WSif pilgrim, yet tarry another day,
The clouds roll dark DER the lonesome way,
Your limbs are weary, your locks white,
Then larry day, and another night"
"Fair lady, if were a knight and young,
T'were vain to gainsay that melodious tongue;
But may not linger, where beauty and wine,
But mock these hoary locks of NINE;
Your board is free, and your goblet bright,
But dare not tarry another night"
'For have been wandering long and far
Where the holy knights battle in sacred war;
My body is wasted with and toll,
And LONGS to rest in its natal soil
Then, lady, farewell-your PATH is bright,
But mine is shrouded in sorrow and night.>
sob, palmer, stay if indeed you come,
With tidngs late from the holy tomb;
For the lord of this castle, and my poor hand,
Has followed the cross to the Holy Land,
And welcome, thrice welcome. shall be the wight,
Who tid1ngs shall bring of my absent knight"
'sAnd love you the Knght!" the palmer said,
As listening, he bent his covered head.
'sAh, pilgrim, ask if the sun is trne,
Or the flower refreshed by the morning dew!
When love in this bosom shall cease to burn,
The cypress shall droop DER my funeral urn!''
The pilgrim threw by his cloak and hood,
And the lord of the castle proudly stood,
On the dearest spot of the whole wide earth,-
In his native hall, by his festive hearth!
"Dear lady! your love, like your eye, is bright,
| will tarry day, and another night"
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JQSo B0lyJW9
Clock & Watch-Maker,

ST. LOUIS,
MI EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of article
~ in his line consisting of
Elegant 81 days Tine Pieces, Different patterns
bronze, gilt, alabaster, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, ano
plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
GentIemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, loo tedious to mentlen.
st. Louis, March Id, 1892. LILY
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JOSEPH CTIARLESS & SON,
snr., "a = - nsskE s 1 RETAIL =! A1AIElh,.,o-
WHOIESdE

@A SSS4ASHS SA0 -VV HS9
III AVE just received large supply of MEDICINE.
ALso-an extensiY variety of miscellaneous .4r-
ticles, calculated for the eTchant and Physician;
AMONG ficH ARE
90 casks of Rochelle, y som and Chamber Salts
25 do. refined Salt Peter and Camphor.
loo ozs. French and Anercan Suph. Qunine, in or.
anu OF; bottles; Hyd90d Potass and Iodine; Gum
oplum, Myr p, Aloes; y mboge; Kino Guac Assafoe-
tida; ooammoHy and shehac Spices and Pearl Barley
|Sago Tapioca; Arrow Root and Tamarinds. Andcr'
sons Lamotte's, and Cblrchs Cough Drons. Tbomn.
sons apd common Eye Faters Bal Conayia. Rnrg,rp.
dy Pts Borax; 90 carSoys Nitric and sulphurc Acde
and Ether; 10 bbls Spirits Turpentine; bbls. Crem
Tartar, Flor Sulpher and Chamome Flowers 70 bbls'
Gentian, Orange Peel White Canella, Quassia, Cor.
ander, Carui and Annseeds and Red Saunders; box.
es English Mustard Seed and Cayenne Pepper 20 bills
opodeldoo, Harlem Oil, Oil Wormseed and Worm Tea Tea.
Godfreys Cordial, British Oil, Bateman's Drops. Lees
MI. and w. Pills, Seibltz and Soda Powders Cenhal.
c, Aromatic Eclipse, Rappee and other SHUTS Ess.
and Oh Peppermint; Hary's MKim's and common
Calcined Magnesia Ess. Spruce, SC. &c. &c.mwitb
many other articles too numerous for insertion; ali Of
which will be sold at such prices for cash. or the usual
credit as must ensure satisfaction.
| Iune 26th, 1881 8,v
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asloua5s Caattmns.

TIME undersigned will furnish to order, at sight
u PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Wood.
Wrghts Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
of the above kinds, finished complete, and oarrated to
run well, or emo sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS & Niles,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street.
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SSEcc= LAND FOR SA-Z.
LTnTICE IC HEPEPV GIVEN That IN he fhi

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the third
IN Monday in May next, at the door of the Court
House in the town of Shelbyve, there will be offered
for SALE to the highest bidder, Section number sixteen
Township eleven North Range four East,
by the trustees of said section Said Land will be sold
in lots of 40 acres commencing in the northeast cor
unt all are offered map of said section is filed with
the Commissioner, and be at the Clerks office
JOSEPH OLIVER,
r,r ,,. Gannsissioner School Lands Shelly Co. j"
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administrators Notice.

IL minstration upon the estate of ALEXANDER B.
ADAMS, late of Lawrence county, deceased, do here.
by give notice, that all person. having claims against
said estate, requested to exhibit them according to
law, to the Judge of Probate for said county, to us
within nine MONTHS preparatory to settlement there
of; and those owing said estate to make immediate
payment J. M. M'LEAN,l aa,,,u-
DANL. PAINE,} A'Ai rs'
January 80, 1892. lat
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NJoticS is hereby given,

NoticS is hereby given,
gUNHAT shall make application to the Circuit Court
IL of Ewards county, for permission to sell the Real
Estate of JAMES COOPER, late of Marlborough, his
personal property bdng insufficient to satisfy the debts
of said estate
JAMES COOPER, Admir-
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Pablic Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That lightweight
IN dollars and xtysix and halicents still remains
in my hands, of the estate of HANNAH BABCOCK,
who deceased in Bond county, ILL., December 1920 All
persons having claims demands against the aforesaid
estate, hereby notified to exhibit the same together
with the evidence in support thereof to the Court OF
Probate of Bond COUNT, within six months after this
date, or the same will be forever barred.
VIM. VI. STEWART
Public Administrator of b c. in
March Is. 1882 2-8to
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administrators Notice.

IAS1IIENIIzNUA t&tN1 IeALLGEs
A BALANCE of forty-fve dollars and twenty-cight
IN cents, of the estate of DAVID MORROW, who
died intestate in Alexander county, Illinois, the 29th
day of July, 1927, remaining in my hands-all Just
charges against said estate, which have come to my
knowledge, having 'een fully paid-all persons having
claims demands aanst said estate are hereby mott.
lied that nness they Exhibit the same, together with the
evidence in support hereof before the Court of Probate
of said Alexander cunty, within six months from the
date hereof, the payment of such demands will he fr-
ever barred JAMES BERRY,
Pubic Admir- of Alexander county, Ill.
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sLAA-z OF scEcc. LANDS.

SALE O SSEcCE IEANIS.
WDURSUANT to the law respecting the sales of the
Il School Lands, approved January %, 1929, and
February the l5th 1881, shall offer at Public Sale tc
the highest bidder at the Courthouse in the town oil
Shehyville csannty Shelby and State of Illinois,
Tuesday, the 22d day Of Nay neat,
Git being the second day of the Shelby Circuit Court,)
Section No. Is, in Township No. North, Range No.
East The above mentioned tract of land will be sold
in lots of 80 acres each. It is situated the road
leading from Shelby viIle Vandala nearly equally d
vided with timber and prairie
JOSEPH OLIVER,
Comm'r. of School Lands for said County of Shelby
March lst 1899. SGT
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NATICE

u hEhEBY GIVEN That will settle the estate
= OF THOMAS DELFY, on the first Monday in
1ey next. All persons fing claims against said estate
will please attend and hide them settled.
JOHN GRAMMAR.
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NOTICE.

II HAVE taken out letters of administration of the
d estate of G GERARD RILEY, deceased, late of the
county of Edgar and State of Illinois, All persons
having claims against said deceased, notified to pre-
the to the undersgned or the Judge OF Pro-
bate for SAID county of Edgar, as the law directs
JOHN w. Riley Admir-.
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State Of Illinois, Union Circuit Court
October Term, 1881.
LIBEL FOR A DIVORCE
POLLY PATTERSON, J
against !
HUGH N. PATTERsoN,)

POLLY PATTERSON,
against LIBEL FOR A DIVORCE.
HUGH N. PATTERsoN,)
VUNHIS day came again the complainant by Rowan
Il her solicitor, and on her notion and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that the said defendant
is not inhabant of this State-Ordered that notice
of the tendency of this be published in the Hi
nos Gazette for four weeks successivey and that un-
less the said defendant shall enter his appearance and
answer the bill of the complaint exhibited against him
heren by the first day of the next term of this Court
the will be taken for confessed against him. and
decree entered accordingly it is further ordered
that this cause be continued until the term of this
Court.
correct copy--e2d October, A. D. 1881.
f2-4tl w. DAvIB, Cert.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, !
JEFFERSON County o.
TAKEN UD

HEY Joel Wilkinson and James Carol, of said coun
t two sn the felowing description viz
hands hands high, fax name and tail, small star ant
snip, rs cents BELL ted with leather strap,
white hairs round his neck under the bell collar; APP
praise to $50. The other, a PALE SORREL MARE
years DID, ID hands high, small in her forehead
saddle spot on the side of her back one white
hoof behind brands percevable; appraised to 500
by r. Allen and G.. Elkns, before me- this Both day Of
Jan. 1882 Gsorge Bullock, J. P.
|l-3tl copy-attest, JOEL PACE, CPk.
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NOTICE,

"HEREAS my Wife Prudence has left my bed
w and board without my leave pr CONSENT this is
to erwarn all persons from trusting o. harborng her
my account as will pay debts Of her contracting
from and after this date.
A. CHRISTY.
Lawrence county, March II, 83- l-3t
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NOTICE.

HF4E undersigned having obtained letters of ad,,n
~ Sba,, upon .ne estate OF KENETH MIvERs
al oJuI r'nhoi deoeaed, do hereby
pr@ent them to the undersigned or TO the ndao
bate of said county, within nine montbs from ~
hereof; and all those owing said estatp arc ia &c
t. make payment. '4ue''eu
WILLIAM L. WARD.
February 90, 1882 a.
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TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP
UDY Rodom Kinner, of Wabash county, Illinois, two
Id ES-TRAY MARES; one dark iron grey, about
haRds bgh "a he f oe AeaFs 9la
light name and legs, about fourteen and half hands
high long tall same age, other marks brands per-
ceivable-appraised to twenty dollars, by John
Proctor and Samuel Fetinger, before we, the Goth Dec.
1881. ANDREW FHDfAN, r.
copy attest, HIRAM BELL Clerk g, C. c. w. C.
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JOHN SEEANkS.

JOHN SEHANKS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
NO 90, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store of Mr.. Richard Rapier,
H EEPS constantly on hand large and general as
HA- sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &c,-which he will
sell at Wholesale and Retail the most accommoda-
ting terms.
P.S. Orders from the country particularly attended
to. ST. Louis, March ID, l832-l-ly
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, &C
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
ROBERT WlLKERsos, comppt) In CHANCERY,
Cnp DIVnRCE'
MARIA WuKERsON. Def'tN -

MARIA WnKERsoN, DEITY
YuyHS day came the said complainant by Scates his
IL Attorney, and on motion, and it appearing to the
Court by testimony, that the said defendant is nom
resident of this Sae-Therefoe, ordered that the said
defendant do appear the first day of the next term OF
Thursday after the third Monday of September next,
and answer the companant's bill herein otherwise,
the same will be taken for confessed And it is further
ordered that copy of this order be published for four
eeks successfully in public newspaper in this
State within sixty days hereafter And the said cause
is continued until the said next term.
A copy-teste,
I3-4t] JOEL PACE, Cfk c. CD. C.
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A Stray Ccls.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
FRANKLIN County,
Franklin Circuit Gart. at the Apra Term of said
Cott, A. d. 1885 'A'"
CHAMBERLAIN HUI lon.
Assignee Of Of Son H isAe, ON at ATTACHMENT
e.BsoLoM BURNS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. to the
Il said Robert Bdrns, that writ Of attachment is
sued out Of the Clerks office of the Circuit Court in and
for said county, dated the 18th day of March, A. D. 1882
at the suit of Chamberlain Huson ASSIGNEE of Sion n
MITCHELL Of the county of Galan and State aforesaid.
against the estate of said Burns for S66 Co., and that
unless TIP said Burns shall appeal and give special bail
to answ said suit at the next term of said ort - a.
holden It Frankfort, in and for SAID county on The 6rs.
Mondat in April next judgment will be then and there
asaS' nin' ana tne estateso attached will be
so'u' A. l-4tC.
.. M. HUBBARD, CPk. c. {. F.
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HANDsLAY HOLD!

fNHE subscriber wants to employ W. GOOD
~ STONE TNAsONS, and thres TENDERS,
to commence or beore the 10th of AIrll. For such
hand, he will give goo prices.
Healso informs the citizens of VandaAa and vicinity
that he intends to carry on the
stone, Brick, and Plastering Work..
whichhe will ensure to be done goodas the materials
will allow.
Vandlia, March 20, 1892. 2-4t
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%~SS+a7a,-l .AN-cTS.
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NOTICE.

EVTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the estate of Err
IA BIN FUNKHOU USER, late of White county, de-
ceased hereby notified and requested to exhibit the
to the undersigned, administrators of said estate,
to the Court of Probate of White county aforesaid,
for settlement within nine months from the date hereof
in order that said administrators may certainly know
the number and amount of claims against said estate,
preparatory to the liquidation and payment of the same
DANIEL HAY,
JOHN GILLISON, 7 Admrs.
ANTHONY L. HAMfLTON,)
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From the Baltimore Minerva.
THE TURKEYS LEG.

IT'S necessity,
To which the Gods must yield, and obey,
Till redeem it by some glorious way.
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February 90, 1882
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.Hesas samuel ID OrT,ck and Davenport
Orrtck, tate merchants and partners IN trade,
trading under the name md ttrm Of Uaven
port O,Tick y Ce.
i FAKE NOTICE, that on Saturday the
d Sd day OF March next, at the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chaneery for Berkeley county, In
the town Of Martmsburg in Virginia, / will
take the dispositions OF john McClcary aud
others: which dispositions shall offer in evt
denee in suit, aaw depending in the said
Circuit Superior Coart OF Law aud Chan
Gerry for Berkeley county, in which am
plaintiff, and you and others are defendants
CHARLES BOARAIAN.
January 10, lS32-4s
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TopysEent Wsgsns aud Teams slaadihg IN
ths Streets ia ase Totgn Of .Mayfissturs,
60. IL. .,.1,nnse of [efAifiR.

y
ToDysEenf Worsns aud Teams ddnding IN
tls Streets L.. Ase T6ssn Of .Maytws6urs,
for the purpose Of feeding
lPkssEp TEBsuARY 4, 1881.
EnE 4 enacted and declared BY the Trustees
Ed of the 1ucn Of .Mertinsbtsg, That u a.
ny person shall stand Wagon, for the pur-
pose OF feeding the horses or cattle belong
ing thereto, in any OF the public streets 81
the said Town, such person (if free or an
appreatice) shall incur fine Of one dollar
for every hour that he shall so continue his
wagon and herscs Or cattle in the street, 20
be recovered with costs, on complaint sf A.
NY person 10 any magistrate 81 berkeley
county, who shall give judgment ana award
execution for the same against the parent,
guardian, or master Of such free person or
apprentice, as the case may be, II ssch per-
son be uaeer the age Of twenty one years;
ana If above twenty-oue years, against the
perssn offending against this act.
2 lie IL further eaGctsd and Occurred, That
il the offender be q servant or a slave, unless
the owner of such servant or slave, or some
other person, shall pay such iine and costs,
the offender shall by order OF the magistrate
giving the judgment fer such Inc and costs,
receive such lumber oil iasnes as such ma
gistrate shall adjudge. not exceedlns fifteen,
on his or her bare back at the public whipping
post. Provided: that no ore shall incur the
penalties Of this act unless the Town Ser
geant or any one who may find himself or
herself aggrieved, shall baye given such per
SON notice to remove his wagon and horses.
Aud, Provided, also, that tais act IS not TO
extend to market wagons, standing about the
Market House.
s. this Bye Law shall commence and be
in force from and after The passing thereof
ID Ii. CONRAD, Prsst
| 5. GARARD, Sec'y.
The Trustees havisg understood that the
Small Pox has made its appearance IN the
county near the River, requested the PhySi
| Clans 81 the town 10 use every exertion TO
| yaccinate all children and others who have
not been vaccinated-ana ;hey earnestly re-
| quest all persons 10 apply to any Oh the re-
| slaent Physicians and have those OF their
families vace,natcd who have not bad thu
kinvp ox. Those gentlemen have generously
agseed to vaecinate, free OF charge, all those
vino feel themselves unable to pay the usual
Zee. February 9, 1854.
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authorised 20 pc sold by ssis decree II Is
frat. rate limestone Land. and IS estimated
TO contain 263 acres, sufficient proportion OF
which IS in excellent timber Ii adJons the
lands Of Philip c. Pendleton, Esq and O.
theirs. ana Is Situated about fsur miles south
west Of Martinsburg. Sixty three acres oil
the tract will be sold subject to The dover
right therein Of Mrs. Dorothy T.. Roush, WI
dow Of Nicholas Roush, sen. decd the bal
aDce clear of all incunbrance
Terms Of sale: one third Of the purchase
money on the list day of April, 1882, one
third of the residue on the LIST OF April, 1898,
one other third Of said residue on the LIST day
Of April, 1884, and the remaining one third
on the lst day Of April, 1880.
CHARLES d. STEWART, I Co,n,r,
THOMAS DAVIS, 5
February 2, 1881.
The above sale win be made with my con
sent and appreciation, for the purpose Of en-
aiding me 10 execute conveyance for the
Land, agreesbly TO contract made by me
for the sale Of il, in March, 1881.
HARRISON WAITE.