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About $4,000 worth of defaced and mn.
tliated currencyis destroyed by burning pe,
day, and $4,000 worth printed. Arrange.
ments are nearly completed to make the q.
mount of the latter equal to that of the for.
mer. -o
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A lady by the name of bennett, residing
IN pittsfleld, Mass, is the youngest of twen-
ty-elght children, add is herself the mother
of fourteen.
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Statistics of the Dead Letters Ofioe

Dead letters are not worth buntinp owp-
ers, or whose owners cannot be found. are
estimated by Governor Randall to amonnt to
twenty tons per year, and dead or lost news
papers at this office three tons.
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30 YOU WISH TO BE CURED1-
~ DIR. BUCHAN'S English Specific
P'Hs cure in less than 30 days, the worst
cases of Nervousness, Impotency, Premature
Decay, Seminal Weakness Insanity, and all
Urinary, Sexual, Nervous Affections no
matter from what cause produced. Price,
One Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid. by
mail, on receipt of an order. Address.
JAMES S. BUTLER.
Station ID. Bible House.
New York.
March II, 1854
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u. w. Buckley, President of the Knights
OF the Golden Circle, has been released from
Fort Warren, after two years and eight
months Imprisonment,
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zen. Saxton, of the Freedmen's Bureau
Houtn Carolina, In his recent report declares
the negroes as class are Industrious and
enterprising.
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The Secretary of War states that there is
enough war material on hand in America
to equip million Of men, and over $3.50. .OOO.-
ooo have been realized from sales of G Govern-
ment praperty.
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1t is said that the Secretary of the Treas
ury wishes to have the public debt paid off
In about thirty years.
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About fifteen hundred men are now at
work upon Gen. Burnside's railroad between
Reno and pithole.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and as CAU-
TlON TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay OF Manhood, &c, supplying at the
same time THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE Bv
one who has cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery. By enclosinga post
paid addressed envelope single copies may
be had of the author.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esq.
Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
June ,, 1S64.-1y.
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Over 100000 copies of Webster's spell
ing book have been sold in the United
States since April, 1866.
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The overthrow of Maxlmillion in MeX;co
Is looked upon as foregone conclusion by a
large portion of the English press.
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Internal Revenue

The receipts from Internal Revenue on
Saturday were $830,449 80. The receipts
from the same source for six months ending
Dee. 80, wero $I75,556,45s OF.
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There is now living in sweden young
man. aged 10, who is 9 feet 5 inches in
height.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
Organization of the House and Senate
Adjournment until next Week to A.
wait Gov. Curtin's Return,


Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
Harrisburg, Tuesday, Jan. 2. 1866.
The House of Representatives organ
lied at II m. to-day. James R. Kelley
of Washington County was chosen Speak.
ell, A. w. Benedict, Huntington, Clerk
and full list of Republican officers.
Mr.. Kelley made patriotic speech on
taking the chair. No important business
was done.
The Senate organized at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Fleming of Dauphin was elected
Speaker, and Mr.. Hamersly of German
town, Clerk
1t was agreed to adjourn from to-mor-
row until next Tuesday, to await Gov.
Curtin's return.
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The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs

lHo MdSUH q HdllIIn Cabinet UrganS
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 each. FIF-
TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS. or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus.
trated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
u HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York
September 7, IS65.-Iy.
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GOA A MONTH Agents wanted fog
R"V str entirely ne,0 articles, Just out
Address o. I. CAREY. City Building. Bid
deford, Maine. January 4, lS66.-ly.
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March II, 1854
List of Letters

Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
Stroudsburg, State of Pennsylvania,
lst day of January 1866
Brunan, Thomas, Geary, George C.
Buskirk, James, Guthrie. Samuel B.
Barrutz, F. A Rev. Good, William
Barns, Kate Miss Haslam, Caroline
Bortree, Charles Hughes, George
Brien, Thos o. Jefferson, Charles
Conner, Peter joyce. John J.
Compton, Stephen Moore, VIM. B.
Cummins. John Mengel, Sarah A.
Crawley, Michael Moor, William
Clarke, Josiah Keiser, Michael
Cramer, Augusta Mrs Rockwell, Susan Mrs
Comfort, Henry Shoemaker, Wm NJ.
Denim, Thomas Sisty, John B.
Edmunds, G. N. Smith. Ira III.
Eilenber, ]. M. Spencer. Jas.
Steine, Elizabeth Miss.
OTTo obtain any of these letters, the ap-
pllcant must call for Advertised Letters"
give the date of this list, and pay one cent
tor advertising
USF If not called for within one month.
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
THEODORE SCHOCH, p. M.
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January 4, 1866.-1y.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-28
, FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The call for Con
venton of soldiers and sailors, who endorse the
Presidents policy, to meet at Cleaveland, Ohio,
September. 18th, has been issued. 1t is sieusd
and endorsed by Major General Frank P. Blair,
Rosseau, Custer, McCook, Steedman, Meridith.
Dix, Slocum, Sickes and nearly one hundred
general officers Of the late Federal army, and as
many more subordinate officers
The address declares it to be the duty of each
State, as well as their right, to participate in the
government. The sigEers of the call believe that
the South is sincere in its declaration, ant. thew
are unwilling that ts.peope shall be held in vas
salage. They hold that the Southern States can
not be denied the right of representation in Con-
1t concludes by saying: "When the restoration
Of the Union and the preservation of our form of
government is in issue, however much we regret
to sever cherished political associations, and to
cooperate with. former enemies, must prefer to
act with those who have been wrong, and are
now right, to those who were right but are now
wrong.
The President has officially announcedto Gov
Hamilton that he is relieved of his position as
Provisional Governor of Texas the affairs of that
State having been RENTED to the Constitutional
authorities chosen by. the people thereof
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-There are ru,nors that
Judge Advocate Hollis to be removed. COL
Thomas, Collector at Philadelphia port, who at
first refused to surrender the office, has abandoned
the purpose of contesting the right of W. F. Jehn-
son, appointed by the President
Gen. Dick Taylor and Charles NJ. Conrad, of
Alabama, were among the Presidents visitors
to-day. Conrad has been pardoned.
Gen. A. 81. Stout, of Kentucky, is appointed
Chief Clerk Of the Patent Office.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-28
STATE NEWS.

DIR. John r Dawes, Col. e D Hall and Ma;
Ro- Strange are mentioned candidates for the
legislature from New Hanover.
Col w B Richardson of Moore, is a candidate
for the Senate from Moore and Montgomery.
DR.. r K Speed and Gen. W e Maon ara
candidates for the Senate in Perquinans and
Pasquetsnk.
Thomas Wilson, Esq, is a candidate for the
Commons from Perquimaus.'
Steps have been taken TO re-organize the apri.
cultural society of Bancombe county, by the az.
pointment of Gen j G Martin, Col L NJ Hatch.
E Clayton, j Nj Craigmiles, r v Bhckstock and
w Woodhn, to report the organization next
Saturday Every county in the State should
do likewise Fl =
NORTH CAROLINA INGENUITY. j a Mat.
took, of Onslow county, has invented aud Dat.
ented machine known as the 81 A Mattock's
Improved Apparatus for the distillation of pine
wood This valuable invention has been in
successful operation, and is likely to come into
general use in the piney regions. The machine
runs out, from a load Of pine wood, seveuty.fve
gallons of crude spirits of turpentine, which is
clarified at small expense, at cost of less than
twenty per cent. Besides this product of the
machines manipulation, fifty-four pounds of
acid, after being purified, are. produced, which
is worth $3.50 per pound, or more In addition
there produced four barrels of pitch.-Ral-
eigh Sentinel. So
THE LUCKY MAN We understand that the
first bale of new cotton of this years growth, in
the Wilmington market, was sent there on Fri
day last by Moody & Smith, of Marion, s. c.
they were consequently the recipients Of the
silver cup offered as premium for such per-
Torrance by Messrs. Mitchell, Allen & Co., for
the. first bale of four hundred pounds Messrs.
Worth q Daniel, two of the most enterprising
business men among the merchants of Whining
ton, purchased it at-35 cents per pound
Another cup is offered for the first bale sent
to Newbern. Who will have it?-Raleigh
Progress. .... 80. .r-~
A letter to the Norfolk Virginian from Hall
fax, the writer of which has Just returned from
an extensive visit in Edgecombe, Pitt and North
anpton, says the cotton is looking we'll in many
sections,a but everywhere better than upon the
Roanoke. -Edgecombe county will produce at
the lowest account Is, 600, bales of cotton, and
may make 10000. The other counties will have
goodly share of this very important article
The corn is good on the highlan DIS, but for want
of seasons, very Indifferent on the Roanoke.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-28

Opening this Day, and Arrioing Daily at my
Store, "!Sprinas Corner
Am now in daily receipt ofthe latest and most
elegant styles of CALICOES; bleached and nm
beached Domestics, and every class of Goods found
in the best Dry Goods houses in tire South. Ny
Stock of Notions is foil and select, and will COM
pare in price and quality with any offered in this
market. In Hats, Boots and Shoes, offer great in
ducements to purchasers, who wish goods cheap and
serviceable. My stock of Hardware and Groceries
is also being replenished by weekly arrivals from
New York and Philadelphia, so that wholesale and
retail dealers will consult their interest by
ing my Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Coun-
try Merchants are invited to give me q call.
Aug 6, 1866 A. SINCLAIR,
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NOTICE..

The copartnership heretofore existing under the
name of Oates, Williams Co.. and managed in the
City of Charlotte by R. NJ. Oates, resident partner,
is this day dissolved
? Persons having claims against, or owing this
copartnership will settle with the undersigned who
alone will sign in liquidation.
r NJ. OATES.
Resident Partner
Aug. 20, 1866. Inn
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State of N. Carolina, Mecklenburg CO.
Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, July Term 1866

Court OF Pleas Quarter Sessions, July Term 1866.
Stevans Sons VS. William Treloar.
Attachment levied One House and Lot in the
City Of Charlotte known in the Plat of said City
D. 1863, In square 81. 1t appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF the Court that William Treioar, the defend
ant in this case, is not resident of this State but
resides beyond the limits of the same, it is there
fore ordered by the Court that publication be MADE
for six weeks in the Western Democrat, newspa-
per published In the City of Charlotte, for defendant
to appear at the next term of this Court TO be held
for said county at the Court House in Charlotte on
the I'd Monday in October next, and show cause why
the property levied upon should not be ordered to
be sold.
Witness VIM. Maxwell, Clerk of our said Court at
Office in Charlotte the I'd Monday in July A 1866.
tpr adv. $lo] VIM. MAXWELL G. G. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-28

PARpoNs-Pardons haveshsen received at the
Executive Office for the following persons and are
ready for delivery:
r W, -Boddie, Nash county Ann McNeely,
Rowan Co. d Froneberger Ceavsland county ::
G E Allen, Halifax comfy; ] B Addington,
Wilkes county.-Ra.eiyh Sentinel.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-28

A captain of sail boat on the Potomac the
other day got very drunk, and fell into the
river. Not knowing that he was in the Poto-
mac, but believing that he had fallen into the
hold of the vessel, and that it had filled with
water, he cried out "Come here Jenny, and
steer the boat while I bail her out"
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STEAM SAW MILL.

NEAR BREvARD'S STATION, CASTOR CO., N. @.
We are now prepared 70 fil Bills, for Lumber at
orr Mill on short notice aud reduced prices. From
the known superior quality of the timber in tina
vicinity, we hope to merit a portion Of public
patronage and fill all orders satisfactorily.
Address orders to ---~--
ABERNETHY,l RUTLEDGE & co.
Aug 6, 1866-lm - a'e..-
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Aug. 20, 1865.
Pensions! Pensions!!

The undersigned is prepared to get all old PEN
sioners restored to the Pension Rolls and collect
their back pay. All pensioners in the Revolution,
the of 1912, and the Mexican war; apply at
once to. G. w. DOWNING,
Times Office, Charlotte, N. q.
August 20, 1867
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AS Administrator of Geo. W. Houston, deceased,
notify all persons indebted to his estate to come
forward and make settlement, and those having
claims against said must present them to me
within the time prescribed by Law, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
w. L. HOUSTON, Admir-.
Aug 10, ls6e-1mpd
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N. G. COLLEGE,
MT. PLEASANT, CABARRUs COUNTY, N. 6.
The exercises of this Institution will be resumed
September 9Th, 1866
English Department. $50 90
Classical Il" 40 90
Boarding can be had at reasonable prices.
Deduction will be made in cases OF protracted
sickness.
G. MELCHoR, Pres of Directors.
Aug Is, 1864 u ~.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
The copartnersbip existing heretofore under the
name of J. NJ SANDERS & CO., was dissolved on
the 9th inst, by mutual consent.
The debts due the firm are in the hands of J. j.
Blackwood for settlement Those indebted will
greatly oblge by calling him, former
counting room, and closing their accounts early
as possible. ,.-
JIM. SANDERS l. Cos
August 20, lS66-2t
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CHARLOTTE.
OF CaDital.

This Bank having received permission from tho
Comptroller of the Currency to increase the Capital
Stock,
AT meeting of the Board Of Directors held on
the 18th instant, it was ordered that the Capital
Stock of the First National Bank of Charlotte be
increased to the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars, and that advertisement be made
accordingly.
Books of Subscription are now open at the Bank.
THOS. w. DEWEY, Cashier.
Aug l3, 'lsee-6t
Raleigh Sentinel and Standard copy times
weekly. a. "a a.. -. -.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-28
NOTICE.

Having qualified Administrator of DAN Alex
ander, decd, with the Will annexed, hereby notify
all persons indebted to the estate to come forward
and make settlement, and those having claims
against said estate must present them within the
time prescribed BY law, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
-. NJ, W. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
Aug ID, ls66-lm "a =.
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TURNER'S ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

Wiz be Ready about the LIST of September.
Those wanting Advertising Pages should send in
The Almanac will be enlarged and improved
Send in your orders at once if you want them filed
early, as shall fill them by turn.
ga5@ Send orders to the care of BRANSON Il
FARRAR, at the N. G. Book Store
II. D. TURNER.
Ralelgh, aug IA, 1865. Aug 2O-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
1t.msfee,s Snle.

ID Y virtue OF q deed of trust executed TO me
d as Trustee by Mary j.. Uarman, with the
consentOf her husband, b. Desha Hartman, on
the lsth day OF July, lSD, and recorded in the
Registers office of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in book a. pages 70, 50, 81 and 81, on the LIST day
OF August, 1860, 70 secure the payment Of Ger
tain notes therein specified, 1 will sell. at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, In Il Ont
Of the Auslness house OF Register, Trezevaut d
Co, IN Second street,i in the city OF Memphis.
between jefferson and Adams streets. on
Wednesday the 9th day Of March. 1850, be-
tween the hours OF III. aud u o'clock q. m, the
following tract Of land, viz lying ami being
III The county Olshelby. and StateOf Tennessee,
and Ounde az follows, viz; beginning at the
southwest Garner OF af0rty-four acre tract, On
the north size OF an avenue forty feet wide, and
ON the east side Of the fernando plank road.
the point Of beginning being eleven chains and
~thirty-three links north from q stake, from
which y. - T.. thiTIy-thTee LINKS stands a
white oak marked J. 3; thence north twenty
two chains to u stake on the west bank OF Cane
creek thence eat twenty chains 70 q stake:
theroo south iwenty-tWo chains 70 a stake +;
thence vest with ths north side d said avenue
lOrty-fOur acres, variations q east. being at the
nOrthwestcOrnerO OF atrnct OF land sold TO A.. &.
Ellis BY W Lundy, administration of. C.
Bundy, deceased. and sold BY A-G- Ellis 90 J.
&. McMianus, aud J. G. McMNnus TO Mary J.
Hannah Tile right OF redemption Is expressly
waivec, and lhe title 70 said Land = considered
uuquestionablet but / conveV as trustes only.
ie15 ii John g. QNsDALE, Trustee.
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quartz mills set up there.
The ores Of Montana are reporter h3
scientific men 70 BE- much richer tnan
those Of CALIFORNIA;. Those Of California
Weld an average OF twenty dollars per
ton. The great majority Of the lodes o.
Montana promise al average OF more
than four times the above, aHu anew
IOdes exhibit an astonishing richness
There are few sulphurets OF iron ana cop
Ser, esrFying goldyfn Moufanf s1ga IS
prove so troublesome in C~olotaao- MS
Ia oyeffgs 10 the fact that the fafmasoa Is
50 open sud perforated hT water INA the
arlpburets have been aeeonPo-ed' fof
tle same reason minersm Moiitsha are
not troubled with wster, snd are saved
1 tho heavy expense OF pumping
~ diver ores are Iu the form Of ar
I r.oifferous galeua, which must be
I s%r-sltr3 a. our western lead ores are, and
~ s5|ver separated from the lead by eu-
rsflsfi5r. This process is simple and
/ sasv. The lodes areuf three classes. The
( f-sf class ores yield from SSDtoS3000 per
4 -rn. fae second class from Sl00 10 500,
I and the third class from so to SO pen
'f8n- OF the second and third class o.
/ silver lodes thereis great abundance; o.
/ the frstelass thero are but few, not mOrs
/ than half a dozeua s yet.
The silver ores IRE mgch more trust.
( worthy than those yielding gold anC
! experience has already shown that silvel
! mining VIII be ia M0utans more profit
I able than gold mining. The veins ar,
I more uniform in the yield and last bet
{ Ter. u
In proportion 70 its population thi
| Weld OF Montauahas been vastly create
than that Of any 0tlIeT Of our gold fields
The veins of copper ores have beer
( traced for a great extent, and the ore
( are found to yield from thirty-three q
{ sixty-hve per cent but Little attention
il a. vet given 30 this metal, as gold am
| silver mOnopohze the attention Of ia
people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
Trmsf NnIe.

DY virtue Of a deed Of Trust executed to me on
ID the 9th day Of June, fSU, and registered Ia
Registers Of1Ce Of thco aunfy Of Shelby, Slate
Of Tennessee, by j. II. stevenson and W. L.
stewart ON the lUth day OF July, ls5p, 10 secure
). NJ. Gates the payment OF certain notes. ISIali
proceed TO sell for cash "a the highest bidder in
rOnt 81 the real estate Office OF MoNsARKAr,
LANIER x Co., irving Block, city of Memphis
Tannessea. between Eha hours Of 10 and Il rcluck
on Friday Mur0n Sth, 1866, the blowing de-
scribed lots Of grouu Situated in the county IL
Shelby, state Of tennessee, near The north
eastern boundary Ofthe city OF Memphis rs lots
number tz8i twenty-siX and t2T rUenty-seven
in Ihs subdivision ofsaId :. r.. Gates. a. Der piaf
on record in Registers Office OF shelby county,
IeDMessee.
The title Is believed good. but / only convey
asfTUstee. a.. II. MuNsAkRAT.
feZz-tQ Trusfg4
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Ti.msf sal.

DX virtue of atrust deed executed to me on
ID 9th uay of Jnne, 1850, and resiAeredtn the
registers or1ce OF sl1ei5y county, state Of Ten
neSsee. on the 3D. day OF July, 1860, by Richard
D.aB. Miles, TO secui certain notes due ). n.
Gates, ] will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder FOR cash in front OF the real estate Olica
OF M~oNsAERAT, LANIEH * Co, Irving block. in
city Of Memphis. State Of Tennessee, between
the hours oflO and n O'Clock on Friday. March
3Jih, lsG6, the following lots Of land described a.
follows, n wit rs lots number "a tWentv-fuuF
and 20 twenty-five ia Gntes subdivision ofisnd
situated near the northeastern boundary OF the
city OF Memphis, state Of Tennessee.
The title 10 The above property Il believed 70
be good, but 1 only convey a. trustee
q. d. M~ONSARRAT,
feZ-td Trustee
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Trustees Sale.
Plantation in Criiienden County,
Arkansas.
soME ID - oPEN -.

pursuance Of a trust deed made 10 the I'M
a dersigued by Bryant Duncan on the TN DAY
Of March, 1851, and duly recouie-tiH saidcouuty
OF CuttcnIeu in book IL" mage G8, I will, on
Monday, the @tif day 90 March, tSsi. in front pi
the Office OF the Clerk OF Tie Circuit Court. im
the town Of Marion in said county. between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 3 O'Clock pm. OF
sald day, sell at pubiio auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash the tract Of land known as the
Dunran plsre, situate about one and ouo-half
miles west Of Mound CIy On the military ROAD.
upon which tutrt there j. some 50 Tor mureI
acres o. open land. houses. Out-houses. cotton
GIN, etc, an IN good order, being the e u OF see
ton ~ aud 20 acrss strip JtfOf this east edge Of
V = ufH4lne section OF equul with from north
20 south. also about 20 aFreS ufrof the south uart
Of sectigu No. a, being the portion lying be-
tween tie militzTy road and said section 81.
being in al aleut 40 acres.
1hts sale IS to be made for The purp0ss Of paw
ing the debt 90 favor Of Coleman, Boyd & Co.
secured by said trust deed, dsfIulti IN tbs pay
mcut OF which has besn made. n
WA. e. TRlgE, Trustee.
March Isl, 1874 Iurd-1H