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AucTIoN SALES

Damaged Dry Goods on account Of Underwriters
and da concerned; also, balance Of Retail Country
Store; Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Clo0t-
N'' 'fR sEsRsx %sss s:s,;:,; g SAnsan1n. 7s., y
d ASp Il rHa L. 2s1se e..
meres. n Plains Long Cloth Towels Hosiery &C., dam
aseo Oh tue voyage to this port
ENTI RE BALANCE OF 1sS1 a COUNTRY STORE VIZ
I'LL. BOOTS kSD {'sas5E SHOES
The above we WORTHY the attenon o aS &c
ano public in general " NC >Ao
TOMORROW, at 10 o'clock, FURNITURE Of a fam,,~
leaving the city. MrrcI ians o.
,a,, ax ExThEY i ES1ses 8 XLExs asa IS SDER.
IdAs DAY, the 21st inst, Will be sold in Store No
15 boxes HAMS AND SHOULDERS
boxes Chocolate, Baker & Bros @
Conditions cash March q
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Br0lcn us. Young.
win DO sold under the direction Of undersigned at
the Old Custom House in this city, THIS DAY, tho
AL that LOT OF LAND on TIE mol th side of Broad
street In this city measuring in front Broad street
depth be the said measurements more or less; bound.
cd to the south on Broad street, west lands Of Saw
AAS3 W.
man, and west land Of c. Presscy and W. p shnr-
lcr. J1@I " 'D'e
Ierms-A sufficient amount in cash to pay tho amount
now due upon tho bond to the complainant and the BAL
ance IN one and two years. secured by bond the
chaser and mortgage of the premises with crest from
papers. @.. 0.s. JAMES TI,pPrR
% Ma1cn . -- tnm7 Master IN L4uity.
UNITED STATES MARSHALL'S SALE
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT-N ADMIRALTY
fd171cE McLd7roN us. Scitr. William & john
E John 1uo1sey Suroauor, us. Schr. W,U,an, d
John. ~. =
SMITH & mcGILLIVRAY,A Auctioncers.
by virtue Of an order OF sao, to directed from the
honorable the Judge Of the District Court of South
Carolina. in Admiralty for the District aforesaid
tne ABOVE cases. will oppose for sale ut public auction
on North Commercial Wharf in the port Of Charleston
at u NJ THIS DAY, tho 21st of March stapt.
=, M MlHE HULL OF THE sCHR, WILLIAM L. JOHN, bur.
tnen ABOUT ~ tons measurement she lies az said
wharf together With all her tackle and apparel
ture, &C., as per inventory.
Conditions cash. T. p M EppTNG
Matcn y - United States Marshal.
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
AMN1oNIATED
FERTILIZER

FERTILIZER
THE GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOR
PERUVIAN GUANO.
pA4 MAKE Nc No 9E 1rs RESG
finely "t sRotND 4o BONES. EaospAAiE OF LINE and
Every day brings additional evidences superor
by again This is the best and only proof we would
NispaeFed in good strong barrels.
TERMS:
e Fly dollars cash time price s69 oncquarter cash,
with tho Of per een nee
from the date of purchase payable January l5 1868
Parties wishing to purchase large amounts can bo sup
pned o1rect nom the works. ~
MACBETH & RAVENEL,
SOLE AGENTS,
Corner OF East Bay and Exchange Streets,
'.'t CHARLESTON. : l.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
Allen & Needles Ammoniatcd I fertilizer.
( FOR CORY.
small handful in the hl; mix or cover slightly with
earth, and drop the seed When the corn is fairly IN
apply little around the plant and with tho Guild
FOR OATS.
$50 pounds sown broadcast and narrowed in.
FOR POTATOES.
About 800 pounds in the rows or drills mixing with tho
soil :G; st77 IIII,, r.5 - - - -
FOR WHEAT OR RYE.
800 to 500 pounds per aero according to the character
OF tho soil, ploughed or narrowed IN. 1T-"7 -7
FOR GRASS.
200 to ESQ pounds in the fall carly in the spring
G FOR COTTON.
100 to 200 pounds per applied to the plant ia sf
clent to insure heavy yield Tho Fertilizer will bring
crop into market taoo 0ees than any other ma.
naAe- .IsSG }.tG r. 1Hoo sz@ March
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UNDER DECREE IN EQTITY 5 z

!, Fdtzacuo SdUii4gs 1nStituLiO7a us. Fedtfe.
~ be sold under the direction of tho undersigned at
me Old Custom House. on TUESDAY, the 26th day of
March. 1867 at IL A. NJ, - r
Al that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon.
tuate on the west side OF Percy street, Ward No g. in
,s ctJ; measuring in nont said street twenty
~ rect nne 10y inches moro or less; the same on the
Dee me and IN depth eighty 1907 feet or less
cast on Percy street, south lands now or
laee John Dukes and known Lot A; west on part
VI sao LOT and part OF Lot No. 4, of the Percy lands
ano north on lands now late of John r. Dukes and
ms Lots and E. in said lot land SURVEYED
~ T. A. Payne Surveyor dated 26th June, 1851 and re-
corded with title OF said Land to John r. Dukes
Ierms-One-han cash; balance in one and two years
secured oy bond of purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises WITH interest from day of SALE payable an:
nually Purchaser to pay for papers. = ~H.e>
- JAMES TUPPER
MAarCn th3 tu1 Mister in EQUITY.
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AUCTION SALES.

Cheese: sEssFSH1s E;ttss;; kGss !! Agesen, gS. &c:
WIZ sell pAY AZ IN front Of their store No. 81
ss 3s hoses @ Factory and salton CHEESE
10 kegs Butter u. Ill., '= ~.
20 boxes Leaf Lard
Is barrels 3. G. Hams
10 boxes Buik Shoulders
10 hhds Prime Shoulders
20 half barrels Pig Pork
20 boxes Hams. March 81
P'sn9i R@ q fS!.zTit4ss; (. ~ nr@2 Ss
TH1s DAY at 1o,z O'Clock A. M at their Auction Sales
rooms No 1so Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel
PLANO, 5,s octaves: Four Post Bcadsteads French
bedsteads Cots Cribs Moss Single and Double Mat
Meat Safes Card TaSie Washsand oaor stand le
Cooking Utensils, &c. ,
TOYS, to close consignment
9 boxes Indigo
Conditions cash. Ma1oh q
Butler, Bacon, Hams and Cheese
W. % S0'0 BY N f. N NJ SxTR. Msas At 10
1856 FIRKNs AND TUBS CHOICE STATE BUTTER
10 boxes Clear Rib Sides-warranted sound
IA boxes Shoulders
Lot Rawson's chico HAMS to close sales
80 boxes Choice English cheese-now landing
ny II. Nj. MARSHALL & BRO.
Br0kers and Auct1Oncers, No. 80 Broad St.
TO MORROW 22d inst. at II O'Clock, win be sold,
"a pair Of very large dark bay HORSES. well matched
ana gated and warranted sound March 81
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Wi be sold at Public Auction, in front of Department
headquarters Office, Southern Wharf Charleston. s.,
G., on TUESDAY. April 3D. at 10 O'Clock A. n,
Tho following QUARTERMASTER'S PROPERTY viz !:
HORSES. MULES
Via Cart Wagon. t# .3~.
Terms.-Cash in Government funds: property pur-
salc. @t ~ r q TYLER
Brevet Major-General and
Chief Quarermester Dept South
Chief Q: NJ Office, Charleston. S. c., March, 20, 1867
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VALUABLE AND Observation-Disclosures BRoNouuAL
IHocHEs Will be found invaluable to those exposed
70 sudden changes, afording prompt relief in cases
OF Coughs, Colds, etc. For Public Speakers and
singers, and those who over-tax the voice, they
are useful in relieving an Irritated Throat; and
VIII render articulation easy AS there are imita-
tlons, be sure to obtain the genuine. IA
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New York Prize Association.

New York Prize Association,
No. 500 BROADWAY, ~ r
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONs SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, sILyER- q :
WARE, FINE: GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
s,@ AND ~ 4
ELEGANT JEwELRx,
VALUED AT HI
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AUCTION SALES.

D'y Goods cIoul,ma, Furniture, &c.
,,,,,- By MILES DRAKE. M
Ibis MohNING. at 10 O'Clock will be sold al nv store
- corner Of King and Liberty Streets
f1cces " HlIE, PINK and BLUE BOBBINET .vS
inches 0>'-'~' -
Pieces Grcnadinc, 1Ioza bioue .I...
E1ccca Plain and Crossbnr Cambria
Pieces Null md Swis. Muslin
Pieces French Prints Coorcd Lawns 0......0
Pieces Selictn. Brown Cnmbric, Table Damask
Irish Iincn, Nankccn, Diaper Towcring Crash Re-
Flannol. Sumner Cassincr. Satinet jean Broa lclo
Tweed. Brown Plain. Kersey &c. '
ton Shirts All Wool Long Shawls NIadrass Htlfs Nj
and Boys Undershirs Lldies Sers Sleeves aud Collar
1. Cambric, Hem-sttched and Printed Border Hi :.
Belknap Shirts, Balnoral Skirts, Towels, Ladies' a.
Gents. assorted Hoscry, Hoop Skirts, Spool Cotto .
Black Thread. Buttons, Knives, Pomade Lubin's Ex.
tracts, Belts. Needles, Straw Hats, &c.
ALSO, -r 5..... ...H."
10 dozen LADIES' HATS, latest style ...I.
10 dozen Gents Felt Hats, latest etylo n.
200 Alpaca and Cashmere Business Goats
100 pair jean, Satinct and Cashmere Pants
ALSO,
II Moss Matrices, new
~ Beadstentis &C. r...n.a..
~@ TOMORROW. 22d. will sell @5.#"
50 cases BOUTS and SHOES rcceiving mar Onato-
City. >0' AsooA'Ans PEE CuaRec
-sA.11e eaeu. March
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The Daily Soath Carolin;cn nt Columbia, is now sen
to every Postoce in the State Being tho ociel pspe
o. tho State it will be found ut the present time espe
valuable to merchants nad othera desiring to ava
themselves of very large circulation.
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. ARRIVAL OF GENERAL S1cnEs.-A salute OF
artillery, fred on the Citadel Green yesterday
morning. announced to our citizens the arrival OF
General s1oKIEs, the new district commander.
lie came by train from Columbia, and was met at
the depot by several Of the United States officers
on duty in this city, who welcomed him to his com
7nand.
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TIE PHGsN has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rates es reasonable as the singency of the money
kot VIII warrant Merchants and others wishing to usc
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 C,o1nnh,n 9 n
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

IPIUschen us. Cordes
WI be sold under the direction the undersigned at
TIE old Custom House, TUESDAY the o6tS dav ot
n, March: ,,c 1897. . at at Il o'd1ocA. \ NJ, 80
~ that LOT OF LAND situate the north side Of Cum
ront on street forty i've 45) feet three s
less bounding north on land now w. or ~ at ~
": Mlghtman east on Cumberland Church, south on
House. a. - ->S-1 go sAA1o
third cash; balance in one and two years,
secured oy pond or purchaser md mortgage o the pre
misses with intereae from day sae payable annually
purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER-
,r. Master In Equity.
nAAHcA tT11
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HAsEL STREET SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY ScHooL.-An
anniversary celebration, aud an examination OF
the children Of this school, will take place this
morning. The exercises, we have reason to be-
Ieve, will be Of more than usua! interest, and we
have no doubt will amply repay the attendance Of
all who feel an interest in SO worthy a cause sE
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1'"""s' edSeses ana Travelling Bags account
a. HT JOHN 9. MINOR & CO.
On FRIDAY 92d ntant, at 10 O'Clock viii be so,5 al
our auction ealesroon No. 1873 NIeetinc strcct 49, "
. o. rACkAGfs damaged on the voyage from New York
TO this port consisting OF SOLE LEATHER 1,r11nk. n
Bags. ' Ai0' nag
Conditions cash. M,r,1 oo
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CoaaIENDABLE L1BERALITY.-We take great plea
sure IN announcing that our fellow-townsman Dr.
=. LEBBx has again been the recipient Of dona-
ton Of one hundred dollars from an officer in the
United States army, formerly stationed in Charles
ton. This he desires to be used for the benefit Ct
INDECENT ladies preference, we believe, to be given
to such as have become destitute through the war.
This is the third donat ton of this Kind Dr.. LEBBT
has received from this gentleman.
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ELEcr1oN.-At an election held by the Charles
ton Fire Company on the 10Th instant, Mr. J. G.
LAcosrE was unanimously chosen to preside over
the deliberations Of that Company. Mr. IAcosrE
has long been an active and energetic fireman,
and is thoroughly competent to assume the duties
OF President, and the freman's badge will fall
gracefully on his shoulders His position as Street
inspector has rendered him deservedly popular,
andthe Charleston Fire Company can congratu-
late themselves on obtaining his services and can
look forward to bright and prosperous future for
their organization. y -
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~, u!e unuetsISueQ, Of6c6r5 and crew OF the liz
lated brig, "Charles E. Savage wrecked of Hat
t teras Shoals, take this method Of expressing our
thanks 70 Captain Baker, officers and crew Of the
su ssteamshlp, Herman Livingston" who go kindly
laid by us in our distress and sent their boats to
o on rescue while we were in perilous position;
and also Tor the gentlemanly and kind treatment
G: e. r. Graham, Captain; Joseph Williams, First
s5ah Eshcer; r. Withwell, Second Officer; c. a. Bude-
;6Ger, seaman; 8. G: Abbott, seaman; John Nc
Smith, seaman; John =. Graham, boy. n
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hTHz RAN:-The old cry that the weather il !
haclneyed subject can hardly be true Is th;a c,;-
pate Tor it is forever changing, aud, Hke>the
III etMgsy@ fy .aa
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UNITED STATES SPECIAL CIRCUIT CouRr-Hon.
GEORGE s. BRYAN, Presiding. g.-The petition of W.
M. LAwToN, Jr. was read by W. E. M1KE11, ESQ.,,
and, on otion, he was admitted to practice in the
Circuit .ourts of the United States for South Caro-
Linn on taking the prescribed oath
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Loss OF TIE BRIG CHARLES E. SAVAGE Fpo,5
BALTIMORE FOR THIS Ponr-The Savannah Re-
p"oacan OF the 18th inst, gives the following ac-
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@@.AM "A Novelty. H.@
Inc latest md most oectual remedy the euro oi
Joss OF appetite headache, torpor Of the liver
etc, is PANKNIN's HEPATIC BrTTERs. For sale by
aG Druggists. th
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-25
MEXICO.

Il Proposition to Anncr thai Country
To the United Stutes-Judrcz and
HIS Chiefs F'drorobic to H-Enthu-
siostic Reception Of Madame Juorcz
ct Vera Cruz-Judrez Declines re-
eiecfiOn-7he Execution of Santa
1nao-Juorez to Publish an Id
dress to the World.
New York, July 19.-The Heralds
Washington Special says: Mr.. Abbot, a
brother of the Historian, has preached a
proposition to leading members Of Congress
for the annexation of Mexico, which, he
intimates, meet with the appreciation of
Juarez and the chiefs of the Mexican Re
publican party. The latter fear another
foreign Intervention on account of Maxi
milian's execution, or continuation of
the intestine strife, and are satisfied with
annexation, provided they themselves can
be sccuaed in some good Government
berths and peace can be secured to the
country. Mr.. Abbotts proposition were
received with some hesitation by Messrs
Sumner and Banks. but with much favor
by Messrs Howard, Cole, Chandler and
others.
New ORLEANS, Jnly H. The United
States revenue cutter Wilderness arrived
here last night, from Vera Cruz, where she
arrived on the 10th instant, with Madame
Juareh The Regulations of Mexican Off
cial boarded the vessel and warmly wei
coined Madame Juarez back to Mexico.
On the 9Th instant. she disembarked from
the Wilderness and met with an enthusias-
tic public reception, both civil and mill
tary. The display during the day was a
gala one and at night the CITY was brilliant
ly illuminated and there was smagnifcent
display of fireworks in her honor.
She, accompanied by large party oil
Mexican notables. was TO leave for the City
of Mexico on the 10th inst.
President Juarez arrived at the capital
on the 18th, and was cordially received.
He emphatically declined reelection, and
has ordered new election. He will re-
turn to the mountains as soon as his sue
cessor is chosen.
1t is officially reported that General
Vidauyie has been shot. Marquee is be-
LEVIED to be hiding in the City Of Mexico
and will be shot as soon as captured.
1t was reported in Vera Cruz on the 14tI
that Santa Anna was still alive, but Later
dates received in this city. from Tampico
state that he has been shot.
Everything was quiet in Vera Cruz and
the city was perfectly healthy.
The Austrian sloop-of- wal Elizabeth wa,
receiving Austrian refugees on board
She held no communication with the Mex
lean officials except through the United
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-25

instructed to inquire into the expediency
of providing for the location of all Indian
tribes Of the United States on tract Of
land sufficient for their necessities, under
the superintendencs of some humane per
sons, with view to the education of such
tribes and the protection OF all their just
rights.
The conference cemraittee, on the or
rent resolution for adjournment, reported
resolution that both Houses adjourn half
past four this afternoon until Thursday,
the 2lst of NoyeESef Agreed toll
against 10.
As amended by Mr. SCHENCK the i'm
parchment case was adopted--57 against
a.
The SPEAKER presented message
from the President in reply to the House
resolution as TO the publication of Cabinet
proceedings in reference Y the interprets-
ton of the Reconstruction Law. Read
and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. WILSON, chairman eff the Jutfici-
airy Committee, affirmed his belief that the
investigation should be conducted with all
the principles of the rules of Jaw, and de-
claring that no belief that was entertained
as to the political importance offorcin5 the
impeachment question on the country, re-
CARELESS OF any other question, could turn
him aside from the course which he had to
take, sKd which the law required him TO
take.
Mr.. BUTLER expressed the hogethatth
report would be read some time before his
death.
Nh. WILSON said the gentleman from
Massachusetts was restless man, who
wanted To have everything his own way;
but he ought to recollect that there were
other men in the world beside himself, and
they could not look on questions exactly
alike. He was willing to report the testi-
mony to-day If the House deemed it pru-
dent and desired him to do so, but he sug-
gcsted that it would hardly be a proper
proceeding to throw out TO the newspapers
and politicians of The country the testrMo-
ny on which the House was to act in future
TO have the testimony examined, CRITICS
ed, pecked at in this way and that way be-
fore the House was ready to take 1t up
tor action. He was free to say that he
found in the investigation, and in the Pres
idcnt's action before the investigation
commenced, abundant evidence TO show
that every man ought TO vote against and
condemn him. lie by nc means, apologize
ed for on Justified the Presidents course
1t was reprehensiblc. There might be
such state Of facts developed before the
closed as would authorize
report by the whole committee in favor of
proceeding against the President, .but he
asked the gentlemen not to draw it out by
piecemeal. Let it come in It's regular way.
A committee was apPGztcd On the Pa1t
OF the House To iOin the Senate committee
to wait on the President.
Mr.. COVODE moved 10 suspend the
rules so that nc might offer resolutions in
the Judiciary Committee to have
nrieted, with testimony in the impeach-
ment ease, the reports Of the mino rity and
The balance cfthe session Was occupied
in flibpS,ering. III $3.50 % 'ciocb the Spea-
kcr declared the House adjourned till the
2lst Of November.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-25
IROLSE!

Next Saturday is the day designated for
the Township Meetings, to appoint dele
Gates to the County Convention called to
meet in this place next Saturday week,
August 3els tits the duty, imperative du-
Il, Ofeyery trre Republicanto attend these
primary meetings. &c for nothing else than
10 show his devotion to the cause, but
thers are ofaer reasons which should in
Huonce al 70 aftcnd, only two of which
we deem It necessary to mention now, viz;
the influence their presence win exert and
the benefit they will themselves derive by
participating in public affairs.--a privilege
which is too much neglected by the peo
pie generally 49,
Its true tfrsre arsno National or State
officers TO elect this year. but there are
two impartart couuty Offices to fill, and
# thorough organization is effected in
every township. we shall certainly carry
tie county. NJ that is necessary to rev.
o,uionize the county is to show the peo-
PIE what a set OF blood-suckers the pre-
sent Democratic office holders are. and
how their money has been donated, given
te political favorites. The facts need on
j. 20 be presented to the people to convince
them that modern Democracy is too ex-
pensive luxury for any community to in
dulge in.
Then LET US have roUising meetings in
every township next Saturday, and fan
delegations from each 10 the County Con-
yeniiOn on the Saturday following. Send
up your representative men, who viii pat
the bah in motion that viii grind TIC Dem
ucratic party to powder.
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Administrators Sale.


| will sell at public sale,
ON THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1867,
at the late residence of Henry Fry deceased,
at the south end Of Maxinkuekee Lake, I'M
ion Township, Marshall County, Ind, all the
personal property Of the deceased not taken
by the widow, consisting in part OF
5 head of Horses, Mich Cows, young
cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Geese, Wagon
and Harness, Threshing Machine,
Farming Implements of various
kinds, Loom, Wheels, Corn on the
ground, Oats, Wheat, Grass; also
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and various other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
E.PARKER, Admir-.
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Executors Sale.

VIII be sold at PUBLIC SALE. to the
highest bidder, at the late residence of George
lindel, deceased, one mile west Of lnwood
Marshall county, Ind,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1861,
all the personal estate of said decedent. not
kept by the widow, consisting in part OF the
following articles;
A Span of c God Work Horses. one Three
Year Old Mare, Cattle, Sheep, one good
Two-HorSe Wagon, Harness, Bob Sled, Oats
and Corn. Farming Utensils, some Household
Furniture. &C.. <.
TERMS OF SALE,-On sums over three
dollars credit OF nine months. by purchasers
giving rote with approved security, waving
valuation and appraiscment laws. with inter
est from date: en- sums Of three dollars and
under, cash i'm hand Sale TO commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said day.
ADAM c. HINDEL,
July 25, lS67-t3l Executor