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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-29

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. December 26.-coFF1H- Continues In
active; saleo worthy Of nooe and prices entirely
coTTosWe w have to report Wh the further decline
in gold, dull markets small sales only; the market
closing at 80 Aa33c for middling upland
FLoUR--The market was quito dull to-day, the only
sale reported on Change being 100 bbs Northwestern
super at $40 ST. We repeat Last quotations. though nom
inal, mostly in the absence of transactions:
HowHdsteet Super and Out Extra. .Sl1 % @AS11 s5
Howard-street Shipping Extra....... u 50 ~ 127
Howard-sreet high grades. IS 90 @ Il 90
Ohio super and Cut Exta............ 10 rs d II 90
Ohio Extra Shipping. % % q 90 %
Oh Onio Tesanns w ~ 70 W
Northwestern Super. ............. 10 50 q IL 90
Northwestern Extra. ID % @ "a rs
city Mills standsrd Rx&ra. IS 1aSs
City Mills Shipping brands Extza.:.. Is 90 o 1e %
RalHnae Welsh's & Greenfield Family II 50 q 90 90
Baltimore High Grade Extra. 16 rs q % %
6orn s9 xaSai Weai. 1sM ctt1 Milis Observation-Disclosures ses 90 90
good red At $ 1o cern-2i 800 bus white and 2a5oO
ct decline q to Sc: sales foot ooo bus vhs q
neer!y oneha :. the outside agure; dap and mixed Do
KoIAsszs-No sales
quote new Bacon Shoulders as 12a12o Sides 12Ha13o;
supply Of only oderzta Now Hams selling at
~ md Esq.,
Baltimore refined 16c, In kegs 5&4
RIcE-Some little inquiry but 40 sales reported: duoto
Carolina 9a1oc, nominal. 5.. K. t. - Ia44-
sA1r-We report firm market at 50 1baa 20 for
Ground Alum So 1ea3 as for Fine per sac and 6Oc par
bushel for Turks Island.
sEEDslover is in light supply, with sales Of 50as0
bushels at So 60aS S. Timothy is dull and nominal Flax
steady at 50 rs. the prioe paid by city erushers
SUGAH-The further decline in gold keeps buyers ont
Of market and in the Absence Of saes prices arc only
nominal.
WHnaKrx-Co Continues dun and prices irregular CITY
Hgh Wines held ct 50 80; County lots range lower
as to quality and style Of packsga
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Busn.e1 Ros, >oi Wednesday. December
2eth says: ai.t4 a Sst.s Il .t.5
The losn market fs less active but tho rate Is aad
lenders soem prefer 10 keep their surplus funds
employed for the present rather than aocep lower rates
The discount demand L. small and there Ia ver slow
sale BILLS very choicest short dates passing as "a
g. Tho demand from The West for ourfeacy 70 movo tho
crops seems to be Increasing. .s& -4:3
For god this forenoon tho following were te lssdng
1sss: eo 100 @ ia tS;iS; ia SIX 1: isi1:
Foreign exchange Is dun Bilh at sxty days On Ion
don arc quoted at 1oSk 100 for oounraercaA 1gox
1o01 for banksrs; do q short no 110X: PARIS
st sixty days, k11k k15:. do ct short AEak SIS o.
6:121f Antwerp 6.17x . k1eH: svtsas k17H s&164s.
Hamburg. 3Sx 3sA; N1nsta1tXR. A1ks . alx; Frank
isstt an q 1K; Rumso, 7sK . 70; fraEs3sn t6&aaEs
q 7x& - mn s-S1 s1.'-.a,.5''1 1sS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-29
Savannah Market.

Savannah Market. N
SAVANNAH. December a. EXCHANGE Owing 70 the
unsettled condition OF tho gold arko.. and tho difficulty
OF negotiating little is doing in sterliag We quote at
a e5 or. Tos es g The oa bans are ;. 9hen
GoLDIs very unsettled and declining, buyers de-
terrod from entering the market We quote buying rate
R1oEVery few sales Of clean eectod and only Of
ase for he Soag rey BY
heavy shipments New Orleans. There is little INQUIRY
81 a Gha n sTe e %or
though the stock is not sufficient to kesp them constantly
FaE1GHrs-Are exceedingly dull both By steamer and
SAL ThoFe s are m nu % rous vsssas n port number Of
duchon will be noticed rates
To New York, cotton, PER steamer. .......... 1c
70 Boston, on cotton, PEI steamer ~
To philadelphia, on cotton. per steamer sS
To philadelphia, on Domestcs. .........,...... 90
70 New York and Phiiadelphia, on ssa Island per
TO Pro7idenoe, on cotton. per sail.
To Portland, on cotton, per sail. q
70 New York, cotton, per sail .....-........ &
TO To New New York on lumber 50 oo@1o 90
New York and Boston. on timber. il oo@1s 90
t. 2onnas opba On Ia lumber On gola - 10 oo@
unwilh gly the market exhi itns evidences Of de-
t;a sno which occurred red On Saturday only aoNo being
bales.
On Monday little change noted. and but few bales
Tuesday being Christmas Day, nothing transpred to
On Wednesday Soma CAUSES seemed to have operated
fsvora ~ and considerable excitement manifested.
the market rayng and sellers realizing at an advance
Of 1c previous quotations Sales for the day 400
bales. This however, not sustained to-day, though
an improved money market gives prospect Of les re-
strirted transactions Holders, however, willing
sellers, great deal OF the stock being held limit
we might add OF poor description.
The sales for the day about 200 bales. the market
closing dull at the following quotations.:
Low Low n %ddiass SGGa :m as
Middling n .soAas1
SUTTON M1ddun9S. Sltxa--
tood MldaHngs. S15aa3S 3%
Even running lots being in demand and commanding
advance on the above figures.
RECEIPTS fully up the large increase obtained
last week. being 90S5 bales. It Is probable however, that
owing to the Christmas hodays,a considerable deficit
will occur for the next two weeks
EXPORTS su the ports the exports are steaduy
and will keep tho apparent stoeka at the PORTS
W Wright trom overrunndng 65O, 600 bales. At
this port have foreign export against 23S bales
with here and several vessels for Liverpool,
we may anticipate better showing In the futale.
Tho stock hand and shipboard not clea7ed is
very heavy being 522 bales OF this however, worry
small proportion is Offering
SEA IsIANDs-There several buyers now operating,
and the market has irly opened, with hte change.
however, in prices We quote:
Inferior Roller. 4O@45
Common Roller. oo@b1
| G: Cd Mccarthy and Roller, with fneness and
cleanliness. oVK0-
Fine McCarrhies. Observation-Disclosures. 70@75
Very tine AcCartn1es 6Sgso
Extra ana CnOlce.. .oA UVey-
COTTON sTATEAHNT.
= 1oeo
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 10

CINCINNATI, March 10.
 FLouR-Dull and prices nominal.
 WHEAT--Firmer for the better grades, but lower grades were dull and prices nominal ,; No. red, is in demand at $l 75@$l 80.
 CoeN-Dull and nominal closing at 50c for No shelled.
 OArs-Dull at 87 for No 1. Rye dull and prices nominal.
 PRovIsIoNs-Firmcr generally. There are buyers of city Mess Pork at S27, but no sellers at less than $27 50. Bulk Meats are dull at 11ac, and 15ac for shoulders, sides and clear sides. Bacon is offered at 13ac for shoulders; 15ac for sides, and 17@179c for clear sides.
 LARD-Firmer at 1Sc for prime city but holders ask 184@184c.
 GRoCERIEs-Quiet.
 CoTToN-Dull and prices nominal
 WHIsKY-Quiet; sales at $2 B, for duty paid.
 GoLD--131.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17

"A company has been organized to erect cotton factory in Houston, Texas.
 A rich coppcr-mine has been discovered in Amherst county, Va.
 The Government is about to commence the rebuilding of Fort Sumpter
 The Lynchburg, (va.) News reports four accidents in twenty tight hours, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
 There is every likelihood that the cot ton bounds of Mississippi will be redeemed before the ninety days prescribed by the Governors proclamation expires.
 ---Gen. John K. Jackson, of Georgia, died at Mlledgeville on the 27th ut.
 ------The Comptroller of the Currency has received great many applications from banks asking to be converted into national banks -Pcrmission has been received at Nor folk, Virginia, from tho Treasury Department, to open bonded warehouse at hat place.
 "A special to the Cincinnati Gazette says MT. Seward says, in the most emphatic terms, that he is responsible for the position the President has taken in opposition to Con gress.
 - Excitement among the Fenians is grow ing intense. Meetings are being held in tho principal Northern cities, and arms and money contributed
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 County of White.

In the White county Circuit Court on the
 Chanccry side thereof, before the Clerk in
 vacation, on the 20th day of February 1866. ROBERT g BELL,
 vs. BILL FOR TITLE DoRATHy s. WETnERLY.
 On this day came complainant by his attor- ney, and filed his bill against the said defend ant, and also the affidavit of J. N. Cypert, of the non-residence of said defendant; the prayer and object of said bill being, to can eel Deed of Conveyance, purporting to be made by the said complainant, to the said de fendant, for the following described real es tate, to-wit: Lots No. Thrty-Seven (37 and Thirty Nine, (39) and thirty two feet of of the North end of Let's Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20) in the ten acre donation 10 the town of Searcy, White county, which deed is alledged to have been obtained through fraud and de- ceit
 It is therefore ordered, that said defendant be and appear before the Judge of our next circuit court, at court to be begun and hold at the court house in White county on the 23d day of April next, and plead, answer or demur to said complainants bill, and that she have notice of the pendency of this cause by publication of this orer, in some newspaper published in this State, for two successive weeks. the last insertion to be at least fou weeks before the said term of court, at which defendant is required to appear. JAMES ". BRADLEY, Clerk. Attest--True copy, J. w. BRADLEY, Clerk. marchS-2t
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
RIVER NEWS, Sc.

n@ hitc river is now out of its banks and still rising, liking oaly about two feet of being up to high water mark.
 Bes The reliable and punctual steamer Commercial, arrived yesterday morning If you should want to take trip to the Bluff city. on business or otherwise, try the Commercial We can recommend her as having polite, attentive and courteous set of officers, as any boat in the White river trade; and last but not least the tables are supplied with the best of every thing that the market affords. Her clek k. has our thanks for papers.
 psg~ Dick Vaghan, order clerk steamer Commercial, has our thanks for a file of late papers. Dick will attend to all or ders promptly.
 B@- The St. Louis and White river packet, Albert Pearce, Capt. Luker, passed up Monday night and returned Tuesday evening, bound for St Louis. Her clel k has cur thanks for favors.
 B@r The Harry Dean, Capt. Morg. Bateman, passed down on Wednesday, bound for Memphis.
 gas>The Justice, passed up on Tues day, and is due down to-day If you wish a safe and pleasant trip the Justice is tn boat to travel on With Nick Jones and Hen Clank at the wheel, you can sleep as sound as if you were on terra frma. ng-The Lady, new candidate for ia vors in the Memphis and White river trade, passed up on Tuesday and returned on Wednesday. Her clerk has our thanks for late papers
 n9The J. s. Mccune a new boat in the St. Louis trade, passed up Sunday night, and returned Tuesday evening.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17

na. tis doubtless, gratifying to the friends of education to know that we have a school of high promise in Des Arc, un der the immediate direction and control of B. D. PERRY; an accomplished scholar of some experience in teaching the young idea how to shoot. A few weeks ago he opened his school under rather unfavorable auspi- ces, with comparatively few pupils to en- courage his initiatory efforts. He applied himself noiselessiy to the work and pur- sued the even tenor of his way until con fidence was inspired by an observing and intelligent public. The result is that he has now thirty-fve pupils, with fattering assurances that his school will increase in number to fifty or sixty in short time
 We learn that he has made arrange ments to associate as assistant and co-labor- CT lady, every way competent and quail fled to share the labors of teaching with him. We would say. go on Mn. PERRY; yours is noble work You have fine field in which to SOW seed; and may you live to witness rich harvest in coming years; and, if you now SOW in sorrow and labor, you will, doubtless, reap in joy and pleasure You certainly are entitled to the good wishes, hopes and prayers of the friends of education, in and around Des Are.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
Memphis Market.
DAILY ARGUS 0stIcE, Moodov March l2 1S66

DAILY ARGUs OstIcE,
 Monday, March l2, 1866.
 To-day was another of those fiat, siagnent times that has troubled us so much of late. The dispatches showed that at New York on Saturday the market closed with cotton at 40c This was poor rate to commence the weeks business upon. There was some inquiry, but holders did not care to sell at the rates offered In the afternoon news arrived of an advance of Id in Liverpool, and an advance in the nominal rate in New York to 41@42c, while gold was looking up, and quoted at 32 The simultaneous advance in gold and cotton was regarded as highly favorable, but although there was inquiry we heard of no sales after the news arrived Sales were very tri1ng. We shall only mention 73 bales low middling at soc, 16 at 3lc, 5l at 32c, and II at 324c. We do not attempt to give quotations.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
aa-We call particular attention to tht

mn-We call particular attention to the communication of 'CITIzEN," in another column. The railroad question is one of considerable importance to the people of this community, and as such, should be properly weighed and duly considered. Our correspondent discusses this subject in masterly manner. Being thoroughly nractical, his views must come home to every reader. We hope to hear from him again.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17

rSrWe call attention to the advertise ment of J. W. BENNETT, in another col umn. He has ftted up the Nlempis Inn and is now ready and willing toaccomodate the travelling public with good fare. and all else that conduces to comfort In ad- dition to his Hotel, Mir. B. we learn, is about putting up a market house, where the citizens of this community may be supplied with such meats, as suit theil taste.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17

sea.- X newspaper is d great institution We don't know how the people managed to get along for four years without news papers We can find substitutes for cof fee and tea. tobacco, snuff, and almost ev cry thing in the way of luxuries; but we can't fix up any thing in the way of sub sttute for newspapers. Ii We are in bus iness, we want to put our names and our business in the papers; if we alnt in bus mess, we can see who arc in business, and what is doing in the world
 Eut there is class of men in this com munity, and in most all communities, that seem to form kind of class to themselves Sui qcneri. This class never subscribe for paper. never advertise what they arc doing. They always have an extra quarter for the barber or har,keeper, dress neatly go to balls and parties, and seem to bt {, fashionable, at least in their way. The. drop into some store or shop and ask to se' the last paper; and too often they forge to look over it, and lay it down or return it, This, in law, is called getting good under false pretences. Better subscribe for the Citisea, and pay the subscription than be regarded as a neaospaperian Aaag 'er on. Come, hold up your heads if yo' die hard
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17

"A meeting of the citizens of Baltimore, gotten up to express the sentiment of that city toward the veto and the President, was an Overwhelming success. They sustained the veto, and at every mention by the orators of the name of Andrew Johnson, shouts that made the weikin ring went up from that imr nense mass of human beings.
 Wsshingtonas birth day WAS celebrated with much enthusiasm by the Amsyise-, il, I snlon. ,-7s,.r-..r ,-s.-. --.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
DE S A R O: SATURDAY. MARCH IT, 1866.
PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to notice

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to notice amongst the arrivals. by the steamer Jus ,;ce the familiar face of our old friend ond fellow townsman. GEO. MoLAREN Having finished the complicated business that has 80 long kept him from his family and home, he has again returned We trust he will now remain with us, for we need such men
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
AGENTS FOR TAE "CITIZEN."

w. c. West-West Point. B. D. furner--Searey. Major Wooten-Stony Point. Dr. Corn--A ustin.
 J. s. Clark--Hicks' Station, J. w. Martin-Little Rock. ". B. Windsor-Devall's Bluff. James Bailey--cotton Plant. Col. q ". Ilurley-.,pgusta. T. T P;ttsr-Jacksop, Miss. R. " Burney, Esq-Vlcksburg, Miss A. c Goodwin-Batssville, Ark. Wm. Goodrum- Brownsville,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.
 CoTToN-Cotton completely unsettled nomi- nally. Sales to-day 1000 bales; weeks sales $500 bales; weeks receipts 16,473 bales. against 12,492 bales last week. Receipts to- day 1,062 bales Low Middling 40(0 41c.
 CoFrEE-2o 3-4@21ac in Gold. Weeks sales 2,300 sacks. Stock 13,000.
 GoLD-127.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
DeS Arc MIXED SCHOOL

NNHE first session of this School opened on IL Monday, the 18th of February, under the charge and direction of E. ID. PERRY, who hopes by strict attention, to merit the patronage of the town and surrounding coun try. Every attention will be paid to order and especially to the Intellectual and Moral culture of his pupils All scholars consi. .ered regular from time of entrance, and no deduc- stion for absence or sickness, of shorter dura- tion than one week.
 Terms per Session of Five Months. Orthography, Reading and Writing, $l4 % The same with Primary Arithmetic,
 Geography and Grammar, $16 % The same with Higher Arithmetic, An
 alysis, Philosophy, Physiology and
 Algebra, SIS % The above, with Geometry, Rhetoric
 Chemistry, Book Keeping and the
 Languages, S2O %
 N. B -One half at middle ofathe Session. and the remainder at the close of the session.
 Des Arc, February 28,. lS66.--tf
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
NOTICE.

FTNHE Partnership heretofore existing be- | tween John Jackson and John Cowgirl, in the Eclipse Mill at I,es Arc, was by mutual consent and agreement, dissolved on the 2lst inst. All llclaims of hands and demands against said firm during the partnership. have been assumed by said Jackson, to be paid by him.
 JOHN COWGlLL. Des Arc, March 8. 1866. St
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
NOTICE

IS lereby given to all persons. wishing | work of any kind done in the Tin line, either in the way of making or repairings must make their wishes known, and give their orders in the business part of the house: Or, any person having business with any per son in the shop can see them by applying at the counting-room of the establishments No person, under any circumstances. will be al- lowed to visit the shop, as it flinders the workmen and retards the work
 fee20f V. H. BROCK & BRO,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17

"A Revolution has broken out in Ko- .,. : and Prince conYs was forced to sigp - ets-e-1 his ebdicaticn, -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of suits Commenced.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
- rey. Town Attorneys Office, Gold HILL
To tho following named defendants, and to all
owners Of, or claimants TO, the possessory claim
and improvements thereon, or improvements,
when assessed separately, hereinafter described,
known or unknown.
You are hereby notified that suits hare been
commenced In the Justices Court OF Gold Hill
Township, Storey County. State Of Nevada, by
the Inhabitants Of the Town Of Gold Hill, plain.
till, against each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each Of the following described tracts
or parcels Of land, possessory claim, with the i'm.
provements thereon, and improvements, when
separately assessed. and all owners Of, or claim.
ants to the same, k3own or unknown, to recover
the tax and delinquency assessed to said defend.
ant against said property. for the fiscal year com.
mencing April ID, A. d. 1866, and ending April
lat. A. d. 1867; and that q summons has been duly
issued In each case. And you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the complaint
filed In said cause, on or before the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1866, at the hour Of 9
o'clock A. N. Of said day, Judgment will be taken
against you, and the posissory claim and i'm.
provements herein described, tor the amount Of
tax and delinquency specified, and for costs of
suit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-05
Opinions OF the Press.

"DR. DOHERTY Is a skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
to his patients he Is sure to fulfill. That fact Is
one great cause Of his eminent success In his pro.
fession. II Is fortunate that among the many I'D
y~ertlsing physicians there Is one who can be de-
pended on."-Review.
DIR DOHERTY'S reputation a. q physician
IL a sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
he undertakes" -Chronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly 70 chronic, specific and secret prac.
lice. and az such Ia now the most successful OF
any physician In San Francisco. Free Press
"DR DOHERTY'S reputation Is second to no
other physician on the coast In chronic and spe.
cifc practice."-Mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded In gaining the conf
dence Of the public In their skill and Judgment az
he has."-Enqairer. .
"DR DOHERTY ranks as one OF our most
distinguished physicians, and also one Of the most
successful, which Is now the criterion BY which
the medical practitioner Is judged."-Eeho.
"DR D0HERTY enjoys 4 more extensive
practice than any physician In this state.'-Ex-
press.
Ivie 3m San Francisco, Ga.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice from Court to Creditors.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District, State Of Nevada, County Of
Storey. In the matter Of the petition Of George
FlIedner, an insolvent debtor.
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable G. Bur.
bank. Judge Of the said District Court, notice il
hereby given 10 all creditors OF the said insolvent,
George Fliedn-r, TO BE- and appear before the Hon.
orable 6. Burbank aforesaid. in open Court, at the
Court room Of said Court, In the city Of Virginia,
county Of Storey, State Of Nevada, on the 18th day
Of October. At. 1866. at ~ o'clock AN. Of that day
then and there to snow cause, ifany they can, why
the prayer OF said ~insolvent should not be granted,
and an assignment Of his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, In
pursuance Of the statute in such case made and
provided. and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insolvent be stayed.
~~~S Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. $. $Court, this llth day of September, A. d.
49,, 1866 L. HERMANN. Clerk,
By THoS. b. FOWLER, Deputy.
WIN. W. BISHOP, Atty for petitioner. sell.td
I5Oc State stAmp. 50c Int. Rev. stamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-05
Constable's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of w. N. Halls Court, Justice Gold
mn Township. County Of Storey, state Of Ne
yada, duly attestcd on the Goth day Of July, A:
d. 1865, upon a judgment recovered In said
Court, on the 10Th day Of July, A. D. 1866 In favor
Of II. A, Clawson, plaintiff, and against J. b.
defendant, for the sum OF $500 o. to-
gether with CIT 05 cost aud s6 60 accrued costs
and expense Of sale. / have this Goth day of July,
A. D. 1866, levied on and taken In execution all
the right, title, claim and interest Of the said de.
PENDANT, J. B. Jackson, In and to the following
described real estate to.wit: In and TO the Lamot
a. & 8. M. Co, containing 1900 feet Of mining
ground, situate In Gold Hill Mining District. Sto-
rev County, Nevada: and all the interest OF tho
said defendant, J. b. jackson, In and 10 the Water
Ditch and Water running from the mouth OF the
LaMott G. & s. NJ. Co. tunnel to the works OF tho
Belcher NJ. CO., In Colo Hill aforesaid.
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day Of October, 1866, at the hour OF ~
o'clock noon Of that day, In front Of ". y. Halls
office, Justice Of the Peace Of Gold Bill Town
,bIp. state and County aforesaid, ! Will offer for
sale the above described property at public suc.
zion, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, to
satisfy sad Judgment. costs and accruing costa
~ SAMUEL HYATT,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill. Sept. II, 1886. sel4'td