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From The Federal Union.
THE SEMINOLE WAR CONTINUED
-r IN GEORGIA


We have been furnished with several
letters sent by express from Lownde:
county to the Governor. They contain q
: blighline reality, and compel us TO change
, the glorius announcement of the Savan
nah Republican, TO the mournlul motto
SHOCKING INDIAN MASSACRE IN LoWNDEs
COUNTY.
By a letter from Thomas S. II. Knight
dated August the 18th, lSl2, and sent by
express from Gen. Levi j. Knigh, to his
cxcellencv the Governor, the following
facts are discIosrd:
On the lllh instant, band of about for.
ty Indian warriors, well supplied with
fire arms and ammunition. invaded Lown-
des county, killed five men and mortally
wounded six Others. Accident seems to
have hindered this from being a massa-
ere OF women and children as is usual with
such wre,ches. Five men had g"ne out
on a hunting party. They were ambus-
cadcd and three Of them killed. The In
dians proceeded to the nearest plantation,
killed a white man and u negro, and NOR.
tally wounded another. They then fed,
but were pursued by "A furce of citizens
gathered in Il moment, and nvertakcn near
snnseg. 4 ballle ensued with doubtful ad-
vantage, as the Indians were the strong
est. They were, however, driven int"
their usual covert. swamp. A larger
company ofcilizrns were in pursuit when
the express left this field ofshurrors.
Col. Wnrlh's order No. %, declaring
that hnsIiIilies with The Indians "wilhin'
the territory Of Florida had ceased bears
late the llth August, three days after the
massacre in Lownhes. lie leaves Florida
surrounded with his staff aud hnnorrd cn-
adj"tators in several campaigns. Trum-
pets sound and ilosannas are sung as he
proceeded to the North, where his lau
rels are to adorn Ills person and proclaim
honor to his name. Yet his exploits have
only caused few wrctcheS To leave the
Peninsula Of Florida, where they had no
white people to mur.!cr, for more com-
vrnicnt stand near our frontier, that the
blood of Georgia might sIlIl Anw. We
have again and again protested against
this method of terminating the war in
Florida. Georg in can protect herself
Her sons can dcStr"y these outlaws, and
will do it if proper inducements are offer
ed them. Matters cannot stand as they
are.
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CAMP-MEETINGS.

1t has never been our privilege to wit
ness in this country such a deep and gen
eral excitement on the subject Of religion,
as is abroad at this time. On the Jlh INST,
a, camp-meetiug commenced at Shaw's
Creek camp-grounh, u Henderson county,
a,7which number ofpersons prolessed
religion, and seventy were added to the
church. The week following similar
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day, for Washington, although he is pretty
wall jadcd out. from exposure and constant
travel since his departure from Mexico
lie politely favored Us late last evening,
with the above particulars, which are hur-
riedlv thrown together, and has kindly
promised to furnish us with further details
for to-morrow's paper.
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meeiisas was held al Salem camp ground.
cig ffNiiies from this place, where one
hundred and twenty-five, were added to
the church. On last Friday, the camp
meeting commenced at Shocks camp
ground in Haywood county, and when, we
left there, on Taesday morning, about thir-
ty persons hadprofrssed to fad pence in
beIic0ing in Jesus Christ-and hlly.lhree
had been added to the church. The meet
ing was stiifgoing on. This week camp.
meeting is to commence at a new camp
ground some eight miles distant from this
place, at which extensive preparations
have been made, and which it is hoped
will prove lasting blessing to that Sec
ton of the country.
AshcriHc ". c. MesScngcr.
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FACTORAGE
ccH:E-gSIcE BUSINESS.

Charleston, >. G..
'9'lIE undersigned would most respectfully inform
4 his friends and the public generally, that he
continues to transact the FACTORAGE and
COMMISSION BUSINESS in the City of
Charleston, S. C. Coffee on Magwood's Wharf.
lie will assiduously apply his best cxertions to pro-
mote the interest of his parons-and from his long
experience in the Cotton Trade, and by prompt at
cntion 10 business, he hopes tosconnue to receive
liberal share Of patronage His commissions for
selling :oton is so cents per balc for Receiving and
Forwarding Gouds, &c. 25 crns per package. No
storage will be charged on Goods regularly consigm-
I'd to him. that to be forwarded by the Rail Road,
and expenses incurred or charged that can posi-
bly, be avoided Persons shipping cuton to him from
the interior, by the way Of Hamburg obtain lih-
cratsadvanccs on it by applying TO DT. Stokes, of
that place. II. GOLDSMITH
Aug. 10, 1912. 5i35
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For. sale.

{ n elegant six Octiye Metallic Plate PIANO
"A FORTE, of superior tone and quality, ell
trcly new, for sale by E.sW. BONNEY. :,
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Committed

ITO the Jail of kcrshaw District, Negro Fellow
Il who says his name is Entrican, and that lie
belongs 10 William Allen, Of Burke county, Geo.
He appears to be abou: thirty tiay five years Of
aec, of dark complexion, about five feet six eight
inches high. The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away
Aug. II --27. J. NETTLES, Jai!cr'
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MOrmonism.-Now that the clcclion in
Illinois is over, the authorities of that
State have determined to act on the sub
irct of The criminal charges which have
been made against some ollhe leaders of
the Mormon sect. The st. Louis Rerub-
lcan says
Since the election, Governor Carlin has
resolved to comply with the requisiIion
of the Governor Of Missouri, and deliver
up Joe Smith and A. p. Rockwell. The
Sheriff of Hancock county, elected at the
recent election, being Mormon, the writ
was placed in the hands of the Sheriff of
Adnms county. The Sheriff repaired to
Nauvoo and arrested Smith and Rockwell,
when hajcaS corpus was issued by some
Of the Nauvoo authorities, and the prison
ers taken out Of the Sheritl's custody and
released. The Sheriff had just returned
10 Quincy and reported the facts. Our in
formant says, that it was currently report
ed, while lie was writing, that Gov. Carln
was then in the act Of issuing orders call
ing out the military to enforce the arrest,
aud it Was expected they would march on
the day following for Nauvuo. Our cor
respondent, however, expresses the conli-
dent belief that when the troops reach the
city, Joe and lis colleague will be among
the missing.
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Tie newspaper may be destroyed al
night lit may light cigar, or it may curl
IA Iady's hair-but the thoughts that are in
its columns may influence ten thousand
for good, and produce effects which vol,
umes of essays, sermons, or narratives,
could never effect, and especially where
they could never reach"
So saws the agreeable editor of the U.
States Gazette. The latter clause is good
common sense, and its considerations of.
ten lighten the wrariness and toll incident
to a daily Journal. But there is another
idea not To be "sreczcl at The very
thought of ones lucubralions nesting
down at night, among the ringlrtS of ii
sweet girl. keeping watch over her mId
night slumbrrS. as well as curling her hair
is enough to infusc poetry into the pen,
I'd II .e tie very ink asilirIccs along The
sheet fragrant with sentiment. This very
sentence to night may itself twinc among
some lad VS. rrd hdir!
Philadelphia Errning Journal.
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Attention to this!
Bank Agency.

STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLlNA
LANCASTER DISTCTRIT.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Durroll Nc Lcmore, VS.. Charles Davis,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, VS.. Shadrick Wright,
Declaration in Attachment. H..
john k. Wright, VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in Attachment,
EN7HEREAS, the Plaintiffs in tho abnve sta
w ted cases did, this day, file their declaration
IN my office against the Defendants, WHO absent
and without the limits of this State, and having
neither wife nor attorney within the same, on
whom TO serve copy of the said declaration, with
iule to plead thereto.
II is or'ered, That the said D 'femiant do appear
and plead TO the said declaration on or before tho
first day of November, Ammo Domini 1912 ofsan
order for judgment will he granted bv default.
S. PECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Oct. 90, 1871. prs fee Sc
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E:lHtIlan"s straw Cutters.

E:lHtnlan's straw Cutters.
Patent Straw Cutters, wnon frame, extra Knives,
Eccentric Feeders, with permanent Bottoms
Patent Straw Cutters, wood frame, extra Knives,
Eccentric Feeders, with Revolving Bottoms
Patent Straw Cutters. iron frame extra Knives E1-
ccntiic Feeders, With n >olvlng Bottoms.
IN@STORE.
Whitakers improved hand Straw Cutters, with sin
gle knife,
Corn Shelters,
Wheat Fans,
Ploughs, Ilough Points &c. &C..
- For sale by w. d. McDOWALL & co.
juno 90. Gi30
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Captain Schin7ey and Lady-A late
Jamaica Gazette, received by the PhiIa-
delphia Inquirer says:-"Captain Schin-
ley whose elopement and marriage with
Miss Croghan (the then richest heifess
in Amerlca) made such a noise a short
time ago in the New York and other pa
pers, we perceive has arrived here per
the packet, and is on his way TO Surinam
in which place he holds an official APP
poinlment- Capt. S, was accompanied
by his lady,"
We believe Captain Schinley is a
member Of the mixed Commission setting
at Surinam,-COW. q Enquirer.
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MARRIAGE Is to a woman at once the
happiest and saddest event of her life; II
is the promise Of future bliss, raised on
the death oil all present enjoyment. She
quits her home-her ocCupatlon-he r
amusements-every thing on which she
has hitherto depended for comfort-Ior
kindness - far pleasure. The parent by
whose advice she had been guided-the
sister to whom she has dared to impart
the embryo thought and leeIIng-the
brother who has played with her, by turns
the counsellor; and the young children
TO whom she has hitherto been The moth.
err aud the play mate-alI are TO be lorsa
ken in one fell stroke; every former tie Is
~looscd-lhe spring Of every action, is to
be changed, and yet she HES with joy in.
to the unlIodden path before ~her;-buoy'
ed up by the confidence of requI'ed love,
abe bids fond and grateful adleu 10 the
life that Is past, and turns with excited
hopes and Joyous anllcipatIons OF hapPI'
ness TO come. Then woe to the man
that can blight such fair hopes who can
Ireacherously lure such a heart from its
peaceful enjoyment, aud the watchluI
protection oil home-who can COwardlike
break the illusions that have won her,
and destroy the confidence which love
had inspired; woe to him who has too
early withdrawn the tender pant from
the props and STAY Of moral discipline in
which she has been nurlured, and yet
made no elf1rl to supply their places; Tor
on him the responsibility of her error
falIs-on him who first taught her, by
his example, to grow careless of her duty
and then exposed her with a weakened
spirit, and lnsatistied heart, 10 the wide
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

On the application of John M'Guire
(lurmer) aud Joshua Kemp, Carmen OF
Carroll county. The above case having
been referred to me as commissioner OF
B%dnkrupls for Carrot CO.. bv the Honora.
ble District court Of The u STATES, for
the District Of Ohio. | Will take and re
ceIve proofs OF claims Of creditors, at my
office in the town Of CarroIIlon, Ohio,
during the business hours of each day.
until the first dav ni july next.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Commissioner.
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SHERIFF'S SALR,

By virtue of a writ Of # ia Ell leu.
fd. issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, TO me
directed, | will offer for sale on The Sih
day Of August next, between the hours Of
70 O'clock a. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ,
at The door of the Courthouse in Carroll.
ton, the following real ~eslOro, to wis: The
South West qaarlcr of Section 80, in
Township IS, (llarrison) and Range 6,
containing one hundred and forty four
acres more or less. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July S. 1912.
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ReSuScitaied.--Mr. Charles GulIatt, Of
Loudoun county, Virginia, was not long
since struck by lightning, whiIo sitting
in his house, and prostrared 10 all human
appearance in death. When IN this con.
d'tlon several n~eigbbors came 10 witness
the Iamenlable scene. Cold water was
thrown prolu9ely on the body, and in the
course OF twenty minutes he began to
exhibit signs of recurring animation
The patient finally recovered, but stated
that his sensations and pain experienced
during the moments Of reviviicarion
were terrible, beyond the power Of Ian
guago to describe. i ridgeton Chron.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will
he made to the Commissioners oil Carroll
county at their session 10 he held on the
FIRST Monday IN December next, Tor an
order 10 lay out a public road IN Loudon
township, to begin at a stake standing on
he east SIDE OF Section seventeen, bout
fifty perches south OF The north east cor.
ner Of SAID Section seventeen, thence a
north east course TO a White. oak sruma
sanding on The public road leading from
KIIgore 10 RumIey, and there to end.
CONRAD ABEL.
June 10, 1912,
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June 8, 1912.
PEACE AND PLENTY.

FNIE subscriber takes this method Of
3 informing his friends and the pub.
lie 10 general, thai he has taken and fit.
ted up that we'll known
TAVERN STAND,
In he town Of Minerva, Carroll county,
sign Of The GOLDEN BELL,"-Whpre
he hopes by strict attention TO business
to merit a lIbera share OF the public pat
ronage. HIS accommodations will be The
best The market can afford.
ELI CLARK.
Minerva, May 81, 1912.
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July |, 1912.
SHE2IFF'S LALE.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of TcHdi
ErPon0s issued out Of The Court Of Com.
mon Pleas OF Carroll county. and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at the door
al tie Court house in Carroliton, on Mon.
day the first DAY Of August next, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. The following real estate,
to vii: Part oirbe North East Quarter Of
Sector II, Township 10. and Range 6.
containing % a SO 100 acres, appraised
at S200-aIso, Lot No 80. IN the town
Of New Hagerslowu, with the improve
menls thereon, appraised at $50. Ia.
ken in execution aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July ], 1842.
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STATE OF OHIO S..
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
Vacation after March Term, le42.
Joseph FIgIey,
Is. Du-.E..
Priscilla Clinton, widow
Of John Clinton, deceased,
Daniel Van Tdlberg and Margaret his
wife, John Clinton, Magaret Clinton,
Jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton and
Eliza Clinton, heirs ct law Of Thomas
Clinton. deceased. and Dewitt Clinton,
heir at law Of Charles Clinton, deceased,
William Norris and Nancy his vile.
John CIInroa, Edward Clinton and VII.
liam Clinton, and Peter Clinton heir at
laH Of Abel Clinton, deceased, and The
hens ](uuknown) Of Abraham Grabs and
Priscilla his wIfe-heIrs at law Of The
said John Clinton, deceased 1.-The said
defendants will take notice that q petit
ton was fled against them on the 2Sth
day Of April, A. D. l842, in the Court
OF Common Pleas, in end for said county
Of Carroll. by Joseph FrgIey, and is row
pending, wherein the said Joseph FIgley
demands partition Of The North East
Quarter Of Section twenty three IN Town
ship fourteen Of Range five, situated in
said county and containing one hundred
and fifty mine acres, more or less; and
also, that the dover of said Priscilla
Clinton, widow Of John Clinton deceas-
ed, be assigned her in said premises;
that at the text Term Of said court, appli-
cation vii be made by said petitioner
for an order that partition of said pre-
o.Ises may he made, and that one equal
undivided tenth part thereof may be set
off to him in severaIty.
JOSEPH FIGLEY.
By his Attorneys,
Peqrce, Stdrkweatker, & Jarvis.
June "a, 1912.
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JOSEPH goldman
June "a, 1912.
Es1aIe Of Philip DaVhuE

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted 10 the estate Of Philip Dayhuf,
late of Harrison township, Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased, to make immediate
payment TO the undersigned Executor;
and those having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
legally proven, for settlement within one
year from this date.
HENRY DAYHUFF, Executor.
June 81, 1912.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, DIS
TRICT OF ONO.
I'm BAN LFuptCy.

NOTICE is hereby given, that John
M'Gulre Q"rmer) and Joshua Kemp,
Qarmer) Of Carroll county, have filed IN
this court their petitions, % he declared
Bankrupt; and TIA The same vii! be
heard, on ;hr ooh day OF July next. at
. O'Clock A NJ. at the court house IN the
CITY Of Cincinnati, IN sand District,
Attest WIN. MINER, clerk.
June 3. 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll Coun.
", Ohio, at their June Term. 1912, and
to me directed, | will offer Tor sale at the
Hall, in CarroIIron, on Mon
day 25jh July, INST, The following pro-
perry, 10 wit: 81 dozen Gilt Table
Spoons. ia dozen Gill Tea Spoons, 4
Razors aud Cases, 0 pair Spcctaclrs and
cases. 6 pair Double do, "a bolts colored
Tape, Is large Breast pins, 70 small do
81 Finger Rings, 4 Th,mhles, ! pair
Pocket ComNs, 5 Buttons, | NJ ,hogaua
Box. Sale TO commence at II o'clock
NJ. on SAID day. Taken in execution and
will be sold by me-
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July IL, 1872.
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Judge Dayton, Of New Jersey, has been
chosen as a successor TO the Hon S. l.,
Soulhard, late u S. Senator from that
stale,- Morning Chronicle.
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NOTICE..

The public will lake notice, that Ruth
SNYDER. nv wife, has left my house ard
children; and has gone away without any
lust cause will therefore not pay any
debts she may contract after his date.
JACOB SNYDER.
June l6. 1912,
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@We are requested 10 u
JAMES Il. Ross, Esq as a suitable
candidate to represent the counties Of
Carroll and Jefferson 10 the mex Lee.
gisIalure Of Ohio.
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ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branches GS
Bank Of Sha Wneeiown Is
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Virginia 4
Bank Of the. Valley and branches 4
Exchange bank Of Virginia 4
Farmers bank Of Virginia 4
Merchants and Mechanics bank 81
North Western bank 81
Post Notes 81
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city Banks par
Bank Of Salisbury &
Mineral bank a
Washington county banks 4.
All other solvent banks. 3aG
EXCHANGE.
Al sight.
On Philadelphia 7.
New York !.
Baltimore =
d" Boston 7
Gold u Silver mar
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Executors Sale.

III virtue OF an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of S,ark county,
made at the last April term of said Court,
viii ofsr for sale on the premises, on
Tuesday the 30lh of August next, the fol-
lowing real estate, belonging 10 the Es-
tate % George Belz, lale Of said county
Of Stark. deceased, ! wit: Lot No. four
"A IN the town of Werlemburg, in Car
roll county. Ohio. SHE TO commence at
! O'Clock p. NJ. on said Jay. A reason
able cr,dn will be given Tor part Of tho
purchase money. Terms will be more
particularly made known on the day Of
sale.
JOHN AUGUSTINE, Executor
Of George Belz, decd.
June II, 1912.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that al my instance a
writ of attachment was, on The 18th day
of June, 1912, issued by Robert BarnhIll,
a Justice of the Peace in and for Union
township, Carroll county, Ohio, against
the Goods, Chat;eIs, Rights, Moneys,
aud Effects of Edward Mccoy, an absent
debtor.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

T6NilE Partnership heretofore existing
"A between the undersigned was, on
he 22l day Of June, 1912, dissolved b,
mutual consent. Those Indebted to the
firm are requested to make immediate
payment to Philip F. Price, who can at
all times be found al the cid stands oppo'
site McEIderry &. MhIers Store where
he intends carrying on The business, aud
Is prepared to make Wagons, Carriages.
PIoughs, and do all other kinds of work
ia his line in the most substantial and
fashionable manner and upon the shortest
notice.
PHILIP F PRICE,
GIDEON REYNOLDS.
July s, 1912.
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COMMON PLEAS CARROLL
COUNTY.
Vacation after October Term, 1871.
Matthew Dunlap,
IS.
William AIexander,)
All persons Interested will take
notice that, Matthew Dunlap on the 81
day OF February, A. d. 1912, sued out a
writ Of attachment from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, in he
Slate Of Ohio, against William AIrxan.
der, for the sum Of one hundred and
three dollars, which said writ has been
served and returned.
DANIEL NcCOOK, Clerk.
f R EcKLEY, PIh's. ATTY.
Clerks Office, CarroIlton,l
June 20, 1912.
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Estate Of Calharine WiIkin

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 all those
indebted Ia the estate Of Catharine Will
hin, late of Harrison township, Carroll
county, Ohio, deceased, to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned Ad.
minisrrauor; and those having claims
against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, legally proven, for settlement
within one wear from this date.
ELLIS WILKIN, Administrator.
June "a, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


By virtue of sundry Executions issued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas for
Carroll county, and TO me directed, | vii
offer for sale on Monday the 25h July,
inst, at the C%arroIIton Hail, 10 Carroll.
ton, the folio owing property, to wit: OGe
four horse Wagon, four sells Of Horse
Gears, four head Of Horses and one Colt,
three P,oughs, three pair Of DoIbIelrees,
two Hay Forks, three ShoveIS, one
Spade, three Axes, one DoubIetree, one
Drawing knife, n Cart Saddle, one
Wagon Bolster, one pair new Eamcs,
four Horse Collars, one Augur, one Saw,
two bags Of Oats, n Log Chain, one
Fifth Chain, one Horse Card and Brush,
two pair S]lrelchers, four Bags, three PAIR
liipstraps, three Brides, one lot Straps.
two Halter Chains, two pair Horse Gears,
three pair Trace Chains, Tour CleVlssis,
ten Harrow Teeth, and one lot OF Old
Iron. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock
on said day. Taken ia execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July IS, 1912.