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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20
The Vermont Bridge ACCT
dent.
Rgiltsdy Cur Nroicn into a Rirer-Fiteca
men Killed outright

Rgiligdg Cur HFo1ca into Rircr--EiJteca
men Killed Outright
MONTPELIER, Dec. 1l.-One of tho most
fearful accidents known to the annals Of
Vermont occurred to-day at what is known
rs the Harlow bridge. near Nurthheld. on
the line of the Vermont Central Railroad.
This bridge was burned on Sunday morn
ing last. and during the week about one
hundred men have been engaged in rear
ing trestle work for temporary use
Most of the employees having dined at
Northfieid were returning to their work
about one and halt mile from that town.
They were in a passenger car which WAS
being backed up to the work. BY some
ineonceivable forgetfnuess the engineer
proceeded with them alta rlpid rate. and
did not check his speed till too@iatr, and the
whole car with its freight of 10 10 100 men.
was backed fl the abutment into the river
below, distance of 90 feet. the tender to
the engine following. Thc number OF cas-
Eaities is appalling. Fifteen men were
MI d instantly and three or four have
since died. More than as many others
We're more or less Injured. many seriously
and some fatally it is feared. The casual
tie> consist of broken legs. arms and hands.
di slocations. cuts, burns aud bruises
Amon4 the killed are Aimon Neatherly OF
NoIthiicld aud iInothy Holt of Aiburg !:
Mr.. ChaS. II. Clark o. ii. Adams. foreman.
Is one OF the Injured; also L. {. Chase of
Manchester. y. II.
The Mortified House, at present. IS hard
" less than hospital. and stv II OF the
worst eases Of injury are bedacd in the
BARRIERS shop. surgeon General Thayer.
Dr. Bradford anG either physicians are in
attendance constantly. Among the citi-
GERS Of the road present, and aSsidaoH>.
have been SupeifHtenaeEts Merrill AVID
Luckiia. Joseph Clarke, Trustee; }. ".
Hobart, Master OF ilaaSp ortatiou; M
Putnam. Private Secretary Of the irU>-
tees Major Tenuey, MaS.er Builder; L.
q. Babeock.
Tile engine General Sheridan. was new.
grade OF iifty feet 10 the aiic. and scoulI
Fave cen stopped if t..hen haltnnnu.c
sooner. Abbaitti.e engineer. drove over
% miles an hour. aMd did not reverse iii.
cl sc To the bridge. and then 1T the earnest
call OF his assistant. Ii has been ID years
in the Company employ. and Is ~ years
old. Abaott i said 70 lave shown >iagu-
lar instances OF Observation-Disclosures hereto
fore. and say, he thought the bridge WAS
ali ri ght. lie now exhibits Indications OF
insanity.
Michael Haley of CRANKY. Canada. and
Francis Norris of Lacallr. are DYING
Three brothers named McMdbaa. recently
from Ireland. We're all aHrt. -tm ng 9TH
er persons injured are Peter and Edward
Seymour. iujule cd il face aud hand; u cor-e
Randall [hri5rc menfi)aed) suffers from
Internal Injuries; \. K. Cray, Highgate,
forcinan, hla badly bruirel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

SUPREME ICbIyiNI-At Ellsworth, commencing
o.. tie Al IIe-sist- al At,rfi AMI Det.
l4tEsrN tlta4.tt-~tsss sg----Nt t.tt~NNorth- cow
nl-ua4u- o. the Al tuesdays OF Jan, April aad
OCT.
Peal. TIE Cnj-:.Ts-F-li -wertl =; We'd. in Jan.
Pct, ~. -f55t aud poe: 81 Wed IN lane. ith
!, ed N AtrIf 4th Tues IN ost. Buc ssTsert-l~G
Wed. IN ilay; - Wei IN sept. and Jaa. Blue.
bfl!-i-t Wed 5u Jus AMI Nov.
CoUErs ~ Recommendations 2d Thur
day II. er 1T MondaN OF eAgh month. NIaclla>, iI
Mon lay oi each month. Belfast, I,t Wednesday
oteacA month. E,e4aud, lsi Monday oi each
month.
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W ellis. Dee. l, 1867.
OKLAND, BIC, lSG...
True may they ever be.
S. b..

Mr.. EDIToH:-
Please give the follow
ing place in the AnaericaH
Al a regular meeting of Rising sun
Lodge. No. Il. OF F.& A. NJ. holden on
Tuesday evening" Dee. 10Th. the following
officers were daily Installed by ID. ID. G.. NJ.
" h,c, assisted by ID. ID. q. NJ. Beasley.
John II. Crosby. W. N; John Hopkins,
:. W; James l.. Bowden, j. W: b. {.
Saunders. L; Ii. X Hamer, Seey; O. Il.
Don. ). ID; John Cotton. J. ID; Horace
Cotton Il William w. French, Stewards
+. A. Saunders, Tyler.
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New spapers.

The Advertisers Gazette, Pub. nv Mcssrs.
G. T.. Rowcl, 4 Co.. New York, gives
list of UNCONVENTIONAL journals Published
in the United States. We give the sum'na-
~ of the list which includes, weekly
semi-weehly, monthly and quarterly jour
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20
Terriable Condagratiop.

Fire Ha rkre9 Persons fhro,rn out o. En-
pioyment-Loss 81 500, oOo-
FALL RIVER. Macs Dec. lJ'
The American Print Works, in this place
were destroyed hr Gr" his afternoon, with
nj. the printing machines and alarge stock
of calicocs. Five hundred hands nrc
thrown out Of employment. Loss : .3oo'
600. 1t was the finest structure OF the
kind in ;hs country. and its destruction Will
probably location the stoppage OF mary
cotton mills. aud is great blow to the in-
dustry of Fall River.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

SrrREMr CoURT.-The business Of the
law term was completed mainly on Sa'nr-
day. Our reporter has given a list OF the
decisions ia another column.
Il will be seen that the exceptions to the
Judges ruling in the Bangor Democrat de-
structipn case. have been sustained. and a
new trial granted. This is Waldo coun-
IL ease, and will be remembered.
In about twenty liquor cases the excep-
tons have been also overulel. and judge
ment given for the State. These cases are
under the old law.
Among tho new rules adopted by the
Court was good one. limiting the closing
arguments OF counsel. in trial of eases. to
one hour each. unless otherwise specially
permitted by the Court. This Will save
time, aud tend to make the arguments
clearer. we think.
HANCOCK.
Amo. y. Deliver vs. Haynes n. Harden
Motion oyeruled. Judgment on the YER
dit.
Ni,wel. L. & +. Halo.
Nathaniel e. Reynolds " f.. Bissell.-
u oiioas and Exceptions overuled.
Hale. NtSwell.
U5}y.
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The Boston .yppraol saws the object o.
-, ,,,iifi, f,,I,. is 10 bring tie PANE 81 AnarrW
.,,,,s,,.. ~ democratic nominee for PRESIDENT
S. i;,r lie Baltimore Convention next June
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

The Cavalry Baptist Church at Washing
ton. was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
S1f1 900; insurance 500, 900. The edifce was
built about two years since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

We have noticed in some of our West
ern exchanges exaggerated statements o.
the amount Of lumber manufactured on
Union River this year. We have taken
some pains TO ob;au statement oil the
amonnt made Turing the year. .whteh APP
rraXimates very near the actu.r facts, 1t
does no uued to send abroad roma1ein@
accounts of the business done here, but on
the contrary much harm. In an account
published IN 4 Boston paper i, K stated
IA 7 3DlODo sugar box shocks have hcen
made on Utaon river this year, when the
truth i. otly hall otthat amoun' haSe bcca
manufactured. at The most. Two hundred
thousand of boxes i, an eighth par; of the
amount necessary To supply the market ct
the world. This part of the lumber hn>i-
ness has been increasing very fast IN he
Provinces since the repeal Of the Eeeipro-
city Treaty. so much so that some OF our
lumbermen are beginning 10 express the
opinion that this treaty was rot so bad a
thing aitor all.
But leaving this matter. Of which we
know nothing practically, we can say. be-
cause this i the testimony OF most ii not
all our lumhermen, that the year ha> been
a hard one for the business. Neither has
there Uecu 80 large an amount manUiac-
tured - one would ex Feet. seeing that
there has been no lack OF water during tilt
season. The amount manufactured ana
shipped. for the season, is estimated US fol
lows:
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ArwErt & Co. Advert. 'ng Agents, ia Middle
street Portland. arr our authorized cs2pts To
rceciVe entertainments and subscriptions AZ oHT
lowest rates
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

Hall. Brothers, 100000 feet long lumber,
50.obO Boxes,
- geo 800 laths.
- 5Oo40 Piekets.
;. Ti.dale Esq. 100000 feet long lumber,
% 500 Boxes,
gu 500 I.aths.
a. 900 Cas& heads,
l06.5a0 Slaves.
B.F. Austin 1850, 600 lcet Ion. lumber.
Warren Brown. 5000 900 =
1000 200 I.aths,
800 coo Picke;s.
4" 100 Boxes,
-Shinnles..
W. W. ( L. I. Brown, 3.Jo0. 600 feet long
lumber.
2G 000 Boxes.
J. T & G. H. Grant, 100000 feet long
lumber,
+ 1000 BOXES
Loco. 600 short lumber.
+. y. Slower. ] GOO coo feet long lumber
1900 900 Shingles,
5000 Boxes,
John True, l.o5o.oeo slaves
/ &C 0O0 prs Heading.
, 560 BblS.
10000 Nail keg hoops,
$4,000 Shingles.
! Peter McGown. 500. 600 Slaves.
II. y. JOY. 24a.000
Goodale Mil, 100000 Slaves.
10000 prs. Heading.
q
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Ellis & lIathorn,

BY this account. which is very near ae-
euraie. il will be seen that the amount of
lumber foots up:-
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:. VI. PrrrIS6IrL l. Co. 8 STATE street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row New York, afe ctr Agents
for receiving aud forwarding Advertisements al
on lowest rates,
5 r. SILEs fsu ccssnr to Y. n. Palmer Advcr-
tisft4g Agent Ne S.8lias' beitiiHE, Court
street.. Boston, is authorized to receive au'ci-
ti7ements Tor this paper, 1t our lowest rats,
GRO. 2. EowF1I Co, 10 Park Row New York,
are also aUthO lied to receive Advertisements
for this paper al the same rates repaired 10y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20
numbering on Union River.

Ellsworth, Dee. lG;h. 1867.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

We have seen nothing more pat than the
following from the Daily Iif6ane. Inc
World does not take much by lis question
;ngs, for the tables are turned on 1t with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-20

The fence # = rravcvsr,lin Richmond,
Inij.ia. bars an description in large white
i"t'crs: t - -'s B.tfer> f you woa,d keep
GU, # here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-03
WINES, LIQUORS, Etc.
cAsH cusToMERs
LEGAL.
Trustees Safe

or Desirable RAJ Estate, distant abaui
3 Ia 8iles Southeast from she city 8i
Ne mphls, and Situate on the n. and
CRR.
DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust % me executed
y on the 18th day ot December, isd5 bv j. L.
Taylor and T. B. McEWen, for ice purpose Ui
securing note for The sum Of Sc 0un due and
owing Uy them 10 J. 3. Mercer. ana in obsdi-
anos 70 written authority rom the said TAYLOR.
McEwen and Mercer. directing me TO sell the
land conveyed In said Trust Deed 4 viii. ou
be SIN Day OF May, lats, at the Courthouse
door. in the GreenlaW Block, on second street.
tssss-n Ouien anu ~ tl--l streets, IN lle cry
Of Memphis. between the hours Of iu o'clock
am. and O'Clock pm ana continuing nom
day 70 day thereafter. between the saFtie hour.
until ali tae property be 50 d. sell 10 the highest
bidder certain tract OF land situate. and KIM.
in Shelby county, Tennessee, and bounded
TINS Beginning al a stake on the east side or
Line OF said tract in The lane between The Isl ni.
Cooper tract and the Dedsrick tract rtI1nfua
thence IN said lane li-&2 chains 10 e pOiut
within or AZ lily leet south OF the center ol
the Memphis and Charleston railroad Themes
west 4i Is to point 50 feet.south Of the center
Of said railroad thence south l5-34 chains to q
hickory grun thence south q west q -
CHAINS 10 a nor,t g feef eoT,f Of fl,s eer,r- ~
the p. geOn RoOst road, runs from the first
point Of beginning west 2d-5e chains - a stake
thence south I7-20 chains to a pOInt % f-eL
north Of the center Of Pigeon Roost road ;
thence 70 the termination OF said line which
was run nom the hickory grub this last line
runs parallel with said Pigeon ROosu road
in the SUI vsy being IN all IS 7z-IO0 ae- es This
property has been subdivided, and viii Be sold
IN lots varying from i've to ten acTes each.
There is no other tncum hrance on said land.
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows. One
third OF the purchase money, cash. and the
balance payable in equal tnstalments on the
LIST OF October 1867. lst Of April, ls6S ana Isl OF
October 1858, the purchaser to execute notes
drawing interest from date, and secured By
Deed OF Trust. m0Tacing the same terms as
THAI under which 1 am now acting
I am authorized 70 say, that for all Of The
purchase money, after defraying the expenses
OF the trust and satisfying the claim OF said
Mercer, any Just Indebtedness OF either Tay-
lOr q McEwen, or Taylor, McEwen, Duke a
Co.. or TaylOTs, McEWen n Blew, will De- re-
ceived but each lot viii be required 10 bear if,i
proportional part OF the expenses Of the Trust
and The burfhen OF the incumbrance. The title
70 said land believe to be good. and will tak :,
pleasure in furnishing any person with a state
ment Of The tile, aud a plat Of tbs subdivision
upon application 70 me at law Office af
WiiAOn & Beard, IS Court street, bot 4 sEalI
only convey as Trustee. ". p. WILSON.
ap4 Il Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-03
Trustees Sale
OF Real Estate, In Gibson County, TO be
Sold at Humboldt, Tenn, Eay Is. 1867,


ny virtue OF Deed Of Trust TO me executed
ID on the 18th day Of March, 1851, by Green
Williams for the purpose OF securing two notes
Ior the sum OF Forty-slx Thousand Dollars
(s48OO00 with interest from date, due respect
lively on the 25th of December 1861, and 2jth
day OF December. 1867, OF Twenty-three Thou
sand Dollars each, owing by him TO K. N. APP
person q Co., and by authority invested in me
to sell the land conveyed IN said trust deed, ]
viii, on the 2sth day OF May, 1857, IN
Tennessee, between the hours of 10 o'clocK
am. and o'clock pm and continuing from
day 70 day thereafter, between the same hours,
until all the properly be sold, sell, TO the high
est bidder, certain tract Of land, containing
about 943 acres 81 uate and lying In Gibson
county Tennessee, and bounded and described
as follows: One tract containing % acres,
conveyed to W, d. FLY by John Ely by deed
recorded in Gibson county one tract contain
ing IS acres, conveyed to the said W. d. Fly BY
W. n. Crosby by deed duly recorded IN Gibson
county one tract containing l7S acres. con-
veyed to said W. Fly by J. p. Whorton by
deed duly recorded IN Gibson county one
tract containing l93l acres, conveyed to said
W. ID. Fly by John Price BY deed duly recorded
one tract cOnfainipg 81 acres, conveyed 70 said
". d. Fly by Henry Phillips by deed duly re-
l3311 acres purchased by the said W. ID. Fly
under decree of the county court OF Gibson
estate. and was sold for partition or 70 pay
debts one other tract containing II acres, and
conveyed TO said ". d. Fly by Charles Oates by
deed duly recorded IN Gibson c unity said lands
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
to the heirs OF IA. shaw and y. =. Hart and
- Caldwell On the west BY land Of Henry
Phillips. John Amstead and J. II. Graves on
the south by land belonging 10 John n Bar
nett and Micalah Fly on the east BY the land
or william Bson and the estates Of kobert
Campbell AndiNilll Shaw. F04 more par
ticular description OF said tract, reieIence Is
made 70 the deed and decree above mentioned
10 said W. ID Fly, all OF the above described
lands having been sold under deed OF trust ex-
ecuted 70 W. d. Jones BY Green Williams. and
this trust executed for payment OF purchase
money. This property will be subdivided, and
will be sold In lots varying IOm 100 TO 800 acres
upon one OF which there Is dne dwelling
ana all cut houses and improvements Deces-
sary, being in high state OF eultivatiOn with 1ne
orchard, etc
A plan OF the subdivision will be exhibited
Terms OF sALR-One- half Cash, baiancs AZ
six months, the purchaser TO execute note
bearing interest from date, and secured sy
deed of trust embraciEg the same te ms a. that
under which I am now acting. The right OF
REDEEM ption Is waived, and the title believed 70
be good but viii convey only such titles as Is
In me invested.
ap2I BOT A. DELAP, Trustee.
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NEW YORK, May 2.-During the pres.
ent year "A ,sO7 emigrants have arrived
here, being not quite 1000 less than fol
the corresponding period last year.
Yokohoma, Japan, advices to April Sd
state that the war with Chosin has been
suspended. Apologies have been de-
manded by the British minister, and
made by the MikAdo, for insults to Brit
ish officers by natives. Another fire has
destroyed large portion Of Yokohoma
several incendiaries have been discoy-
cred.
A Montgomery special says a large
gathering of freedmen, mainly women,
assembled yesterday at the national
cemetery and decorated the graves Of
union soldiers. This was done as an
ovation to the nation and an offset to
the decoration OF the graves of COnfed-
ates by southern ladies'. The procession
was large and orderly.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Three mem
bers of the Judiciary committee arrived
yesterday. There was no meeting in
the impeachment investigation matter.
Other members are expected to-day.
Several witnesses arrived from the south,
among them Geo. A. Trenholm and son,
of Charleston.
Gen. Spinner signed the first INSTALL
ment Of the three per cent. certificates
authorized at the last session of the
thirty-ninth congress, to be used in
liquidation of the compound interest
notes falling due. They viii be issued
only from New York.
The president has pardoned Solomon
Kahnstamm, who was convicted OF
printing fraudulent claims and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment.
General Howard has directed rations
to be furnished to some two thousand
persons who are suffering by the recent
overdows in Louisiana,
BALTIMORE, May 2.-The election
yesterday for Judge and clerk of the
new city court passed off quietly. Scott
and George, conservative democrats, re-
ceived II ,S17 votes; Kelly and Kennard,
radical republicans, 1887; johnson and
Lynch, conservative republicans. 1864.
ToRnNTa, May 2.-Patrick MeGrath,
the last OF the convicted Fenians, is SEN
fenced to be hung on the I1th OF June.
MACON, Ga, May .. The colored
educational convention met yesterday.
There was full attendance, and the
educational system discussed.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The eight hour sys-
tenn commenced yesterday. The work
ingmen celebrated the event with much
enthusiasm. The employers demand
ten hours, bat the wOrkingmen insist on
the legal eight hours.
LONDON, May 1.-The peace confeH
ence meets here on the 10Th inst. It Is
that Lord Stanley will pre-
side over the deliberations.
King George, of Greece, has arrived
in London.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-03

C. W. Davis, Of Nashville, beat W
NJ. Rivers, Of Cincinnati, 24l in a game
of billiards Of 1000 points, in the former
city Monday night.
The Nashville and Chattanooga rail.
road is all right again.
Mayor Brown is vigorously at work
cleaning the streets and alleys in Nash.
VILE
1t is rumOreG that a German radical
organ is % he started i'm Nashville, in
opposition to John Trimble, fer congress
Nelson Wright, an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of East Tennessee, liv-
ing near Reader creek, was shot on Mon
day of last week by ruifian named
Hobbs, and wounded seriously, If not
fatally.
The Nashville Banner learns that
in some portions of the state armies OF
caterpillars are devastating the forests
killing the trees and stripping them OI
every vestage of foliage.
Col. A. +. Garrett, conservative
has declined the congressional race IN
the third district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-03

THIS INSTITUTION is specially dedicated 70
1 the treatment and cure OF Blindness, Deaf
ness, AeGfe and Chronic Bore Eyes, Discharges
from the Ear, Cancer. Cancerons TunOurs
Ulcers, Scrofuis aud Fistula, and Private Dis
eai es OF every natnre.
Cataract operated for. Artificial Pupils
formed. Ire>sed or Squlnted Eyes stra1 ghiered
IN a moments time. and all surgery upon the
Eye. Ear aud Cancer performed IN scientific
manner.
Drugs and medicines are constantly Kept at
the Di-feusarv for tbs use of patients only.
Dr. DEL. LEOPOLD Ia personal attendance.
Dil psnsary open from am, until at night
Ten years experience In Europe and on this
contineat With constant application TO the
study Of the pathology and treatment OF the
diseases of the Eye, Ear and Chronic Conn
plants, has reduced Dr. Leopold's practice Ia
ihase diseases 70 a decided certainty, and placed
MIN among the irsI In the profession as a
specialist
The Doctor s former patients IN Tennessee ANA
surrounding States, as IN times past will re-
unuend persons that are su dering with Bind
ness and Deafness 70 call on the Doctor for ex-
animation and treatment at his New Dispep-
sery. apl8 l1ndaw
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OF Real Eslate in 6ibsOn County. Tenn
10 be sold at HgmbOlds, Gibson COHpfT
Tenn, on the 18th day OF Nay, 1881,
ny virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed q, "
ID A. Jones Dy Wm- D. Fly, bearing dsts faff,
Decsmber 1880, for the purpose rIf rscf,rirsy
certain deot5 due BY said VIM. d. Fiv rr, n N
Apperson & Co, and which are therein sDeci-
ded, and BY authority vested in ne - fTIII4fas,
substituted BY decree OF the Common Tsur
Court o. The city OF Memphis, entered l7rh
april, 49,, In the room OF VIM A. Jones de-
ceased viii, on the 28th day Of May 1857, ir
front Of the Hotel a. Humboldt, Gibson County
Tenn, between the hours OF ten o'clock m.
and four O'Clock pm, sell to the highest bids
der, q cerIain tract Of land containing about
s3S acres situated in Gibson County, and wing
about ] I miles northwest % Hum bOldt, Tenn I
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
veyed TO said VIM. D. Fly BY Joseph ". Lam
nnm BY Deed registered IN Registers Once of
Gibson County, 70 which reference Is made for
more particular descr1p ption-
This tract Of land wil Be subdivided into
four lots. No. containing 50 acres. and xuovv-T
a. the Ell; Nos 2. and 4containlDg s2s< aerss
sach lines running eaat and west.
TERns-One-half Cash, balance az 8 month";
the purchaser 70 execute note, bsarins. interest,"
from date, and secured By Deed Of Trust sT,
braciDg the same terms as that under whfeh T
am now acting,
The right Of redemption il waived. and ~,
title believed 70 ba good. but T5ii convey
only such title as is in me vestad a. TrT,sf1-,
apH 0t ]. ID. QUlGLEY. TTuSfse
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A Bows Ftrst COmposstion.

The Terre Haute (Ind. AlJaB1 gives
the following essay on "The Ok" from
one Of its young contributors, just as it
came from his pen :
Oxen is a very slow aDimil. they are
good to brake ground up. wood drather
have horses il they didn't have the koi-
ick, which they say is wind collected in
a bunch, which makes it dangerser for
10 keep horses than an OK. if there was
no horses the people would have TO
wbeal thare wood on a wheRlbarow. it
would take them two o. three days 20
wheal a cord a mile. Cows is useful to.
have heard som say that if thay had to
be tOther or an OK thay wood be COW.
But think when it cum to have their
tits pulled Of q cold mornin they wood
wish thay wasn't, for.oxen don't gener-
ally have TO raise calves. If j he'd to be
emmy j wood drather be a heffur. but if
eoodent be heffur and he'd to be both
wood be an OK.