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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-10-29
IN EQUiTY-Lancaster.
Tx Parie,

UNDER the Order nf the Court. in this
casr, made nt Juns term 1868, | will sell at
Lancaster Court liuuse, on the
lSt Monday an NOUemJcr nert,
the land described in ihe Petition. contain.
ing
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-10-29
264 Acres,

more or lsSs. adjoining lands Of VI. G..
Heath, w. J. Write and otners.
ALSO another tract of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-10-29
$50 Azores,

ALSO another tract designated as the
Lucy Place" containing
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-10-29

UNDER the Order Of the Cont. In this
case. made ut June term 1868 will .eli at
Lancaster Court HOusc, on the
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20
SAN Der Ielberbieu.

Mtr bate1t felt Sabren cen aus9ez
pebntern 8au npn Grtien unc Bob
men befurwprtet> ais einDfittel easeano
frudtbar su MAIDEN. ''
Gie eutbaltsa rpppelt 70 siel Stidz
1tofI, ais @eise,1 uao Weli9torn, u11e
eeten paber reidenO unser.G tne ernte
GGrtien vpr yier;ie Suibeln per @der
enthalt in Gan,en unp Strcb un9e{abr
12O piunpS tidtpT mabre11c etnegrn<<
te ypIs siersis Bulbeln@e tut Saz
ute1, unp @trpb Crtrn man has 0ez
mitt bes StrobeS 10 bp& nie raS .nf.s
0etreices anidldgt mas rtf :lptr
elautca, inter piels EN- &lin1a un9etahr
Sas 0urdi9nitt5serbilt1ib .iein wlre)
etwa 81 pfunp Stiditpf sntbalt.
Gytl et1, Spbnen UNI Slice i!no lesl1z
minD1e pflanseu, G. J.. tie 9ebbreu
sur Grtienfamilie) unp eatbalten ei11et1
orpEsn Mutbe!lS tiditoT. 8errm i:
auf Der Tarm y%ertraucot> 10 liefern IL
outeu 0uuser. Ter DiinSer BON ct
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20

4 Sinner, pa L aeiaat? 100 t6nnte jeuals
Is etpas mir Yorfommen!"
+ ,,Mit Deinem 3atboltl9weroen,
DEM babel perFudt, man bic Glterl1 !"
,Wer BAT Sbnen5 eae 9elast liebe
Gltern {" IL sl. H.
,Das 1T bod cine aQbefannte Sa@e!!"
entaesnete oerNater, ~%u.eineebrer bat IS
unS oft senus 1uieperbolt" q !',."
Damn batSbr 2ebrer cine srobeger<
leumpuns sesen BE fatb. Stride f@
i9ulpis Sema4t. wtas er (oni ADJ:
t~unastpertb eepelIen iietn, bterin 1T e =
sentpecer 1elbt setdui@t woroen ooer e
bat Mnr5pertes. tddu}beu wpuen. SD bin
eben beeiiml fatb. Yfarrer 9epelen UNI
MIDI upn Dem 5nbalte peS abaule9e1oe1|
@laubeusbefenntnibeS 3u llber;eu9m,
pari1 babe i9 ni9te son Seroamu'u19
.iraenp elmer Yeripn 9elelen.D" ~, .ia
uWie Du roG tlus biit,D bit fauml
24 Sabre uno ,piat Did gum 2ebrz
meifer Deiuer ereil eat ltem atftperfen?
i Bebe Dir" fpra@ Bic SHUTTER betz
ti9." 4-' imp ,a',a"'ta : ~. ,5a><.,
,Mdtet Du Die srauen 5aare Dets.
,1cS @aters ia wenig 2" fiiste cergsater
binsu. "".z ..'.I .'... .o.., .,' =. >.
SD babe @te. liete quite Gltern> int
11er unb itet5 sea6ttt unb bo9sei9dgt
i6 rrerpe e5 tbun 70 LANCE t@ lebe.
Edalid bite i'd gu @ott unierm yattr
fir Str seitlideS unc ept9eS Del !
Dae @ie MIDI Is sa1s rne gar setten>
men, 1T Elm berberS 9mer3 fit cin4inen,
l6lu6,te 15rau tY1nse uno Sbranen
eritidten lire @hmme. uDpd id mill
nidt aufbSren gu bitten, cae a0ott mir
audi &aaft sebe, ielbit oielsn S9n'ers
NIT @epulp 81 traSea, pie Der Ytarrera
mir onaeratben." s3l 1o'.at ~ @.a# +
Scr wirpDir mpbl cher 9eratbtn baz
ben un6 ;u Yeradten J" "th' '.a. 1t n' It
,9(et1 liete Mutter, CT bat mir be-
piei len, >pie t9 nc pai9ten oes &inces
fruber ME 70 9rrb erfan1t babe, nab
i'd iebt nur I'M 1o feibi9er fir Sic
beten tperce - er Miro e5 AUDI tbu1."
Der Yfarrer fir uns beten? 81 be-
lhtmpft uns f%crtwdbrenl altf Der
aansel; wie9elt raS 9anse Dorf 9eSel1
inns aui Is rab mir sltlest unlert 9a11Se
Runp]daft serlierc11 f6nnen!! e1t9e9-
,1ete aufsere9t Die Wutter!!
,Gr oft i'd IN oer fatb. Stride sepelen
bin, bat CT ME lieblp5 spn urs 9e1prpz
der1; rab er Die 9ebre Der Stride 9er1au
ousei,,ancerieyt pab CT ra5 bphe Slid
preiit, ein&inr Der fath. Stride su leln>
neil iie ale Onape u11o Nabrheit ces
Serrn beise, Die aureu &irden aber
11ur Brud ltlde bdtten, 1T bod fstn 1olz
dies 5bimpfen, rie mir es III uulerer
Iprpt. ]&irde pom preri9sr 10 oft llter
bic &atbpltfen bDrten "a ~ ,ao-.'
uOu wiuit ,lns mpbl nod fatbeltrd
MAIDEN? Mah' Did fort, Sdtanse,
mir mpuen yp,1 rer9ebre per fotb. STRIDE
nidts wil1en; unteritsbe cid ridt nod
tiiunal papp,, o~nsufan9en, roer a11d|
,,ur einma! Den @unlb st 1ltsern>
fatb. III merosn> bic S9wels css
sate!ihGn !5oulss icuit On 11id't rnehr
betyeten !. tptte rer Batter. ~" .@'
u2ieber 9oter" idludste Trallva119e,
nver,eiben Sic mil, Sn ST er5lrnel1 1T
,,ie meme MtlIAt sefpelen; baben 9te
Mitleip init Shrer SpHter babe ID
ben cie 3errilietbeit mci,er Seele nne
ben l1nfriepen iu1 6ersea lslter 9srplt!
btu i9 reu1l ia Sta1oc bic t'''cy:E
Gtimme suriid;ucransea, 1peld,e llll1
last paB e5 feline slrei mabren StrGer
hes 5errn sebea fDnne??"I ra.at ae.. ,.
IsSortiekuua fplat.I -. ---E,-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-20
neber Sic 8pbmen.

Bei etuer1 sutel1 Grtrage purfte Der
Nrsi5 perfelten ndditen Binter iehr
ntecrta itelen. Tins 1T bafannt, oab
Spbuen,u IS Geut5 rus 8uIhel Yerz
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31

CLEOPATRA RBsEETISG AN ISsULT.-Mrs Bella
N.Y. the actress, in her autobiography. narrates an
adventure that befel her on the Dublin stage.
She was performing Cleopatra to q crowded
house, and amid tumultuous applause, when q
gentleman who stood near the stage door took
the liberty Of demonstrating bis approval after
very u3justifiable fashion. Being little flushed
with liquor" Il condition in which IL is 10 be
feared the fine gentleman Of the last century was
too frequently to be found "Or otherwise" says
the lady, " | am persuaded he could not have been
capable Of the rudeness-he put his lips to the
back OF my neck Is passed him. Justly en-.
ragged" she continues, " at 80 great al insult, and
not considering that the lord lieutenant was
present, or that it was committed before such
number Of spectators, | instantly turned about
and gave the gentleman a slap in the face"
This prompt punishment OF the offender seemed
to have delighted the house. The Earl OF Ches-
terfeld the lord lieutenant OF the time, from
his seat clapping his hands, and the whole su-
dience followed his example. The tipsy gen.
tlemsn was compelled to make q public spol-
ogy.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31

"Our dear Victoria was this day engaged to
Prince Frederick William, Of Prussia, who had
been on q visit to Us since the l4th. he had al
ready spoken to rs on the 10th Of his wishes, but
we were uncertain, on account Of her extreme
youth, whether he should speak to her himself, or
wait till he came back again. However, We felt
T. was better he should do so and during our ride
up Crsigns-ban, this afternoon, he picked piece
OF white heather-ths emblem Of good luck
which he gave to her, and this enabled him to
make an allusion to his hopes and wishes a. they
rode down Glen Girnoch, which led to this happy
concluaion ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31

INTENDING CHANGE OF FAsHIoS.-Hsrper's Ba-
gar contains the following item which will interest
the ladies:
The highest Partisan authorities affirm that fat,
gored skirts are soon to be superseded by ample
flowing garments. Alresdy costly materials are
ceasing to be cut up into gabrielle and empress
dresses, and peats are worn at the sides and be-
hind. We sound the note OF alarm to our read
ers most regretfully, as we are convinced they
will not willingly relinqaish the present graceful
STYLE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. wInsIow's Soothing syrup. fer
Chdrsu Tssps greatly fse,ssss process Of ,sshins
By sOsainE Euns reducing all naAnAsa-wip alAy ~
PAN md pasmOds sssiOn and rsguats tas bovel
Depend upon A. HOshsr viii sys yourselves,
sfAHd health yOurnfszs up .nd sold tis ar
Gle for years. and say condolences and truth eft vhs
have been able say any other nsdnsEsver has
failed In = s instsnes enecs Cure vhea timely used
Never dad Of dissasAson by any
VIE used IL On the contrary all delighted with s
rasOn, and speak Of eomnsndsson OF is mAgc.
Sdeet and medical virtues. We speak in shs may "Whsa
do know" after years experience and pledge
tAtOn for ruamest Of here declare In almOs,
svsy where the infant suffering from pain and
hAuson, relief will be found in nheen twenty minutes
Aner the syrup is Administere1.
Pull directions for using win accompany each bottle Be
for Mrs wnslows Soothing Syrup having the
he smile ofCurs Perkins," the outside wrsppss All
others base limitations.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price only
cent? per Bottle
LOndsa, England; al ST. Paul street. Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD CO, Agents
"A Magazine street, New Orleans, La
-BatsheIor's Hair Dye-Thls Splendid
Dye; harmless resbe nstansnsous; ridiculous tins
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes nvgorates and leaves the
gsts and Perum and proDery applied Bachelors Wig
Fac ory. No. 10 Bond street New York.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31

FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
BO...............CaronaeIet street.............3S
NEW oRLEANR
ALL DIVIDENDS IN THIS COMPANY ARE PAY
ABLE IN CASH.
Amount Of Premiums received IN the first year lot sight
mouths Of iSs business, ending S9th April 1891 ta368 a
Both April, 1867. 81.
This Company continues Policies against Loss
snd Darsge By Fires and the Pers Rivers and Seasl
the Current Rates Of Premium.
MICHEL MUsSON, President
HARMON DOANE Vice President
I'D. A. PALTRKT, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
James Hsxitt, J. J. WNrrsa,
W. a. johnson, wm- Bal,
J. W. Burbridge, RoberI Pitkin,
John Noble, Alfred a Isascson,
Moses Greenwood, Richard Miliksn,
Alfred & Huntington, Samuel 4 Moore
Hugh hcCon. VIM. II. Hennng
Marshall J. Smith, Thomas N Scott,
Garfield, Joseph Bloch,
John Chahe, J. B. JsuningN
L. n. Terry, R 7. Bueknsr
James D. Rsh, b. q. Ware
Samuel Frisdlsnder,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31
HOTELs AND REsTAURANTs

CILMOR HOUSE
MONUMENT sQUARB, BALTIMORE
This house thoroughly repaired renovated and
TIE propeors prepared supply thsn guests with
comfort and convenience. KIRKLAND a Co,
Propretors
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31

CITIZEKV MUTUAL IEsUHAkO8
OOMPANY.
Omee-Ns. . Carondeles street..
Amount Of Premiums for the year l96t.....SssHbm
Amount Of Assets Of the Company 1Hs -
The Bosrs Of Trustees have resolved 70 six cont
the outstanding certificates Of scrps andar
the second Monday February inst and have further
slsed scrip dvdsad Of Twenty-Five osnt q cant
J. Lorbss, l. Grand
John dsuchs, A II. Dhesa
J. Stouss " Nation,
v. 9. Bsrrisrs A verloin Dsoruy,
ArHntenbcTga, IN BlOis,
T. Lenors A BidAuA
o. 0AILLARD, President
HY. CAsrAREDE. Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-31

L ONDON AND LANCAsHIKE
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
rs. 600 OsO In Gold.
GOLD AND STERLING POLICIES ISSUED.
R-G. MUsGRovE Gener.i Agent
OFFlCE.....................-hS bAhSNDELbT fThhET.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register,

THE MRRcHANrs' Protective uNfoS, n~rganized to
prumats and protect trade, by enabling it, subscribers
TO siiain facility anil safety in the granting of credits,
and the recovery Of claims At all points, have TO an
nounce that they will, on or about September list, ls6S,
publish 10 one large quarto volume;
THs MERrHANTS' PKpTrcTIvE UNION hBAcaSriLG
REFREENcg REGIsTER, containing, among 'aher things,
the SAAEs, NArURE OF BrstNEss, AA"rNr OP CAPl'
RAJ, FIHLNClAL srANDlNs, ANB kArISa as TO GREnlr,
nf over 400, 90 of the principal merchants. traders.
bankers, manufacturers. aud public companies, In
more than S0VOD 0f the cities, tUwna, villages, aud
,ett.-ments throughout the United stairs, thsii terri
tories, and the British Provinces NJ North America
and embracing tho mOel Important information attain.
able and n.ces-giy TO enable tho merchant 10 ASCERTAIN
Al 4 glnnce the CAPITAL, CHARAcTER and bEeRkK ~
CREDIT % such Of his customers ~ are deemed worthy
Of ann gradation Of credit.
The reports and information to be given IN the R1a.
rsTER will BE- eUnhned To- these deemed worthy 81 some
line on credit; and ~ the same will hr lased, - far as
prsrtitnble, upon the written siatrmenis 81 the parties
themselves, revised aud corrected by well-knsNn and
reliable legal corFespohdrI"H' whose chanetet NW
prove a guarantee of the CORRECTNESS Of the tniorina
iinA furnished by them. IL h believed that the reports
wilprnve more truthful aud complete, aud, therefore,
superior To, aSi nf mncE greater value. THAI any pre-
viou,lr iaaued.
Ms aA Of the MRRcHANrsi PR0rECTtvg UNIos MER.
rAsrILE RFFERtScE REaisrER, business men win be
enabled 60 ascertain, al n glance, the capital and gra,
dation uf credit. aa compared with inaucial worth, VI
nearly every merchant. nAnuiarinrrr, trader aad bank
or within the Abovs named territorial limits.
-On or Ataat the hrst NJ each mouth. suhscftherf VIII
also receive the MpSrHLT CHE"NIcLE, containing,
among other things, a rrcurd of such Important chang
- In the nana and csudition 81 hrns throughout the
conntty, A. may oeeur Subsequent 10 the publication
II each half yearly volume of the hEHcANriLE kEf-
EaENcG RreGsrER:
Price n TLe MsrclaHh' TniaH Merouuhie Re,vesec Reg
Sl,,r an dollars, for rhich u ,riR he forwarded 10 aHg
addrds ~ no TsAed 2ais-, haHspovtaGoA paiS.
Hntiv. II 6cr $40 shores ~ ~ Capital Sioek, ~ addi-
has 70 participating 10 ~ prs0s. uW Teceire oHs copy u
ne Mercanfis Rfsrenfr Rcyhtsr yrU u eAarys hotfsr' ~
tn Aars ral ~ oHtdicf % nco coPis'; aid no r'o's hdH
- tLarc n he Capial Sock viii b auoird 10 aHg oas dp-
piaaHf.
an REQ htfHrss, orfTf, ~ entiHHaicnh1u1 rriohfs ~ M
haok. .hoHld ~ addrs~d 10 ne Msrchanh' Protofise riHon,
~ ~ An~rtraa ETchoags Rank Buiifiag, No. rs Rroad.
r1v. lBas 25s.) Nee lorh.
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Winter Pruning.

a correspondent Of the RWrdl Horld
gives his experience ~inregard to win.
ter pruning as follows 81 believe it is
almost universally stated rs q fact,
by horticultural books and papers,
that it is injurious to prune in severe
cold weather, and is believed by most,
if not all Oreha rdists, to be true. Ny
experience, however, proves the CON
trary. Last winter l pruned some
young trees in my orchard when they
were frozen, and, as | wanted all the
wood could get for grating, l cut
everything that could be- spared, and
also cut away some pretty large
limbs, 50 that for the size to the trees
il was a very severe pruning indeed
and il did not hurt them in the least
and theyare just ne t%hriflyand healthy
as other trees pruned in warmer
weather so that in the futuroI shall
take but little heed Of the weather, and
prune when most convenient"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
agricultural.
Curing Meat.

The season for killing hogs is upon
us, aud the following receipt from
the Germantown Telegraph will be
found very useful /;
ITO one gallon of water, take ono
and a half pounds of salt, one-halt
pound of sugar, one-half ounce of salt,
petrc, one-half ounce Of potash. In
this ratio the pickle may be increased
to any quantity desired. Let these
be boiled together. until all the dirt
from the sugar rises to the top and is
skinned OFT. Then throw it into y
tub to cool, and when cold, poor it
over your beef or pork, to remain the
usual time, say four or five weeks.
The meat must be well covered with
pickle, and should not DO poured on
for at least two days after killing
during which time it should be slight
ly sprinkled with powdered saltpetor,
which all the surface blood,
etc, leaving the meat fresh and clean,
Some omit boiling the pickle, and find
it to answer we'll though the opera,
ton of boiling purifes the pickle by
throwing off the dirt always to be
found in salt ard sugar. If this re-
ceipt is properly triod, it win never be
abandoned. There ia none that sur,
passes it, it 81 good"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION,

The OroidO Gold Watch Co. manufacture, on ettlctly
~scieutiie principles (style, finish and color Is carOt gold
a Jde-simile Of the most rare and costly description Of
Gold Watches,
They ars manufactured with Hunting Cases, Onlles'
and gentlemen'al have superb Swiss oyement jspcted
cngiHstgrAei, with compensation spiral spring.
Radvad Conductors, EHgiReeru, ErprsssmeA-the most
stratsa tho atnngth, durability, accuracy and utility
VI the fac-smie Ralthdm Watches, aud pronounce them
Invaluable "a reliable tme-KeepOrs.
Fine swiss Movements SIS; Putont Amerieon hc.a.
mile Wdhham Wachss. full ioweled, so, CAroAomstcr
BaluAes, s26 each. ElSborately engraved with Rrw aud
novsl designs, Each Watch ia warranted by special
certificate from the Opoiae Gold Watch Co.
Also, magnificent Oroide Gold Chains IS. sc and 81
each. Sent every where, TO be paid for on delivery.
Our customers are supplied free with the PickpoCket
Detective and Watch Guard also, mailed separately On
receipt 6f 81 cents. The Genuine oroiie Gold Watches
can only BE- obtained BY ordering directly from us.
7. MONROE q CO.. Importers & Mauuf's,
6~Suuvl3mos2.1 1876 Broadway, New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
Brains and Farming.

A writer in the ", Z. Farmer says
the great trouble with too many far,
mors in that they rely on muscle alone
for success not that they lack brains,
but decline to use them. In other
works, the do not believe in "bOok
farming o do they calculate as
clearly as men who have carried on
business as mechanics, manufacturers,
and professional men generally. On
this ground it is assumed that, when
n Of this class turns his attention 10
farming, he rarely or mover makes a
failure Of it. because brains are made
10 do the planning, and muscle, self.
possessed or hired, the execution.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
=, o.-l dul Altn agent tUr The renowned
COMBINATION
Button Hole and Sewing Machine,
Pronounced by good Judges to be the
Best Machine in the World.
PRIZES

FklCES
Neatly 0rnamented Combination Machine, with
hncly finished oiled Walnut Table and tower, SIS 20
Highly Ornafnented or Plated Machine. .......... 50 90
Extra OrnamUntyd Machine ................. % o.
Finely finished Oiled Walnut Cahiueis complete, $50.
So, $50, Sc. according TO style and finish.
Button Hole Cutter, 81; Tuckmakrr. 81; Quilting
Guage, IS cents Needles, 10 cents each, or 81 por
dnZen.
The outgt Of Machine, for which there IL no charge
r A. fnllows tine Dozen Srt'lss, assorted fnur Bob,
btns one HemmrF; one Prassrrinui uns Curls-
Presserfoot me Guage aud screw one Braidvr- frot.
~" weights VI Can, Flyers, Wrench and lnstrue.
ton Book.
Instructions viii b. given gratuitously 10 all mex.
psricneed purchasers.
The undersigned has made such arrangement. With
the Propristors and Manufacturer Il thu Machin- a.
will enable him 20 cell far ehraprr than any other
Agent South.
Agents wanted everywhere In Hast Tennessee The
best % terms given.
All oIdeD or e"rrespondsuso must 10 addressed 10
M. ]. HUGHES, Ageni.
Two Doors North uf the Post nnisr, Say street.
ssoetlb-ttl KNONYILLk. TENS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
Hog ChOlera,

A writer in the Stock Journal re-.
oUmmends the following as II pre-
ventive of this disease /: Flowers OF
sulphur, six pounds, sulphate Of iron.
ak ounces einchora, pulverizod, one
pound. Mix we'll together, in a large
mortar; Aiterward give u tablespoon.
ful to each aimal, mixed with a few
potato poelings and corn meal, three
times n day. Continue this for one
week, Keeping the annals in a clean;
warm, dry place aud not allowing too
many together.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
LAND SALE.

A. Upton, Admir-, &C., vs.. Isaac Lacy, ct al.
nURSuANT - a decree Of the Chaneery
Court at EliEabethton, Carter County,
Tenn, rendered At It's March term, 1868, and
again revived At its September term, 1868,
Of said Court, 10 the cause A. Upton, Adm'r,
&C., We. Isaac Lacy, et. al, on Monday the Al
dag Of January, 1859, by virtue Of an order
In said decree, I viii sell, at the Court House
door, ia Elizaosihton, Tenn. at public Aue-
ton. 70 the highest bidder, a tract Of land
mentioned in the pleadings, containing 2O1
acres, more or less, probably more situated
and being Al Carriers Depot. on =. 7. 4 Va.
IL. n, on the east bank Of wataugA River, in
Civil District No. 8, OF Carter County, Tenn
subject, however, 10 the interest Of Abigail
Lacy In and TO said land, charges IS being
a a~eres-said lanl will be divided into three
or more lots, aud sold separately, and then as
a whole, and the sale yielding the mos. money
adopted.
TERMS or Saba crsdi. Of siH aBd
twelve months will be givsn, purchaser re-
CURED 10 give bond sud approved security
fsr the purchase money, bearing interest
from date. Sale free from the right Of re-
dsmpsion. This 73Fd day of November, 1893.
n, G. SMITH, G. 4 ".
ssdscliwlpb1 ny ,. p sxrH, DEAN.
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Bloomington Nursery.

i'm var f'V ANH't
Ft~s . tea.cc0 Fsa ~ onaaoai rgs ~ H.ass
rS~. - i. 1assfass p1rk srag fsss, Ha-a,
arrs. Bsls. a.. g. y ~ eSssf i--a', rieA z ~
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LANh Same.

Harvey G.. Elkips sud wife VI. Samuel D.
BoWman, o. al.
DCRSUANT 70 a decree Of the souniy
Court of Washington County, Teun.. IT
10 December term. 1863, ! viii offer for sale,
70 the highest bidder, on Saturday the sth
dsy Of Jaaudry, 1902, At The Court House In
JoussborouEh. a tract Of land belonging n
the estate Of David BoWnsn. dscesscd. wing
in Civil district So. 4. adjoining the lan6t Of
Daniel Trsncis, Thomas Harvey, A.. Srott sod
othsrs. contsinine i07 acres, more or less.
with a iolsrable good dwelling house and
other couvruieness, shout 20 acre. n wood
land. sad within seven miles from Joneshoro,
with = good spring and creek running
through, called Sinking GEEK.
A credit Of twelve and eighteen months
tims, the purcbafer giving bad VITA ap-
proved security, and . lien retaiued yntil ths
pnfcbass money " fully paid. Decsmhsr 9
isss. iF GhisHAM, crt { cona'r.
ssiseii~tpn.
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ManuriaI Powers OF salt.

A correspondent OF tho Journal n
Agriculture says he finds his clayloam
ground increased more in productive.
ness by the use Of eight bushels Of salt
20 one bushel Of plaster to the acre,
than RON the application Of animal
manure. Others have been equally
benefited by the application Per.
haps a judicinus mixture of both would
secure tho best results.