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Franklin, Jan. 4th, ls6s.

W uEHt...s, George ". >ea'nmon> OF rank
w In CUunty vi hancock and sd OF NJ line
The I'D t:,l August, y. H. ISL, %. his mort:
gage ,eeil Oh at t.ite Wnich Is recu,t.tt iii ii;tI-
cucA Registry Oh deeds, oi. To- Page 81 convey
one J ohm West of franklin ,e, tain lot oi
lane, situated in +. ankn aforesaid and dies NIB
~ Io CIV y, 10 wit :-liountscd ON TIE soLth by he
County To;d Me east and west by land Gt the
f. ankln Land, MlIl and W at~r IoiIp,,n5, ON the
month 10y land of y. L. Donnell containing about
nil! -ioui being tue san lot On winch SAID
ScannnOl nov livcS.
lhe condition einbraced in said morfg; ge hav.
ing been broken hei, by claim 10 lulecIUse The
same according ~ statute III such cases m.tte and
pivNhAed.
JOHN WEST.
Fran kin, Jan'y 1. 1873. 3MoI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-24

Why entertain this leasbso'ne dis
ease when relief can be obtained! W,
meet those every day who are suffering
from Catarrh, to such an extent, that ,h.
Air Passages in the head are in partl,
decomposed condition. npsr am
throat filled with such mass of corrupt
matter that they are objects of disgust to
themselves. and of pity 10 those viii
whom they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head
fauces and bronchial tribes. 1t is i,.va,i
ably caused by Immoral or inflammation,
blood, by which the mucous membrane i,
made sore or inAanel. predicting c"ri
Gus tffl,sion Of viscid matter. If it b.
produced by Scrnfula in the blood it is al
most certain to end in Consumption. III,
less speedily cnred. because it is imr"ssi
Bile to entirely prevent the platttr froa
run ing down the Bronchial info the All
yesicles. and sucl, is the excnria.ng o,
sca!ding property Of the natter. its cen
tact with the delica'e Innings Of the air
cells at once causes i.ri,a II, and inyirt
the Immoral properties Of til. hlnod to dc
posit therein Tuhc,clrs and Ulcers.
- Catarrh almost always attends Con
sumption. aud frequently leads to II.
In Oxygenized Air we have a pasitive
cure for this tliss ase. The remedy is TAX,
en- by iuhalaton,-lrea,hcd directly int"
the lungs, aud through them carried int"
blood; thus us sOan ne the blood will car
~ it, it reaches all parts If the system. de-
: composing the impure matter in the blood.
snd expclIiag it through the pores, and
through the natural channels from the sys
tim. Thus You will see that the cause Of
the disease Is removed, and the disease it.
self must follow.
. IN. this same manner we treat and radi-
eal!y cure Bronchitis and Consumption
Let 10 one suffering from these diseases
despair Of relief. Ifyou are too far away
10 visit our office and see US personally
write description Of your symptoms. aud
forward to the address below.
Send for our circular. which gives full
description Of these diseases.
Out Ct the many thousands Of testimo
malls received We publish the fu!lOwing:-
DIR. C. l.. BLOOD,
Dear Sir: ] desire to give you MY
testimony in regard to the value of your
scientific system Of treating Catarrh and
diseases Of the Respiratory organs. !
have used your remedy ''Oxygenizrd Air
in my practice for the last year with sue
ecss, have cured the worst forms Of Ca
tarrh. and n,rj"ri,y Of the cases Of B'on-
cLi,is ard Consnmr ton in their advanced
stages. unqnalifcLly pronounce "Oxy-
H genized Air" the greatest boon ever yet
conferred upon our suffering race. ond hope
the day ia not far distant When every IN
telligent physician "il! adopt your system
in the treatment Of all forms Of chronic
affections.
a5-t Fraternally yours.
.l.g. 4 L. NJ. LEE, NJ. D.
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No. 100 Westminster Street, Providence.
DR.. c. L. BLOOD.
Ny Dear Sir: have tested your
remedy. .Oxygenized Air." in advanced
stages Of Catarrh. BRONCHITIS aud Con
sumption. and the results have been.
the highest sense, satisfactory; so positive
am Of its wonderful power n arrest the
nroyress Of the above named diseases, tnal
- can conscientiously advise all who may
be suffering from them to place them
!. s.lyes under t:le treatment at once.
Respectfully yours.
afa
s Hss
.ssg ~
se Rev. r. TOMLINsON.
Plymouth. Mas.
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N1HEfEAS Ira 4 hrinuIe, late of Eli worth H.
w thee onnty of Hancock aud State OF Maine.
by his in"tgage deed dated Dec. eth, 1854, aud ac
know ledged tn, sane day and recorded in Han
cock Registry Of deeds Dee. 9TH, 1854, i'll Vol l22
Page 2oi. conveyed to kicha d Perkins, then ot
Trenton in said County OF Hancock, i, certain
piece ar parcel OF land lying ON the vest SHE OF
me shore road leading 10 the Head of the Falls, IN
Tie town OF Ellsworth, aforesaid. and being ali
ihat pait llirg betM cen Id road and the liver :
decided from fnomas Robins on To Joseph t.. Per.
kins by deed dated At day OF June, a. d. l>2 "a I'D
recoi Gtc IN iiancork Resistry. Vol TO-, Page s,
subject, We've, 10 tie reservation thcr,im CON
sai above described mortgage deed on lie 5ti,
day OF May: \. H., is06, Was duly conveyed and
assign to Mary L. Iul' ifar. of said rlisw orth by
sad mortgage, Richal Pc kius and SAID as.ig,
meht was duly recorded IN Hancock Registry MAY
5h E6G, vi l2.. Page IO,--and where's the con.
dluon OF said nlortgag deed has been broken she
claims to toreclose The same Accord * to te stat.
ute IN such case made ami pI divided.
MARY t.. PULISIFER.
r, BY her Attorney, A. +. Bnlnham.
Ellsworth, jan Sin, 1853 3w5l.
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BOSTON,.


4 FrFR an siveapsactiee OF upwards OF
the Cniiei States i,soiu great Britain, Fra ce
and other foreign coustries. Caveats, >pe ,iiica-
IONS, bonds Assignmeiffst aud all PAPERS or draw
incs tor Patents, eNec6tGl reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made into American
q" d Foreign wo' Ks. TO d<termine legal and other
a'vice rendered in all MATTERS touching tie same
Copies Of the claims OF my paten, furnished b.
RENTING one dollar, Assignments recorded i'll
No Agency in the L,nlted state. possesses superior
facilities for obtaining fdfe'fs ~ Gscertatniay the
practicabiiity Of inreafisns.
During eight montheihe subscriber IN the course
OF his large practice, made on thrice rejected app
decided Inhis flror " the Commissioners ofPatents
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. ttsy us one OF the most durable and
succes:6d practitioners with whom ! have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
E Commissioners of Patents,
81 have no hes Hation III assuring inventors that
trustworthy, and slnoie capable puttins their
applications in form to secure for them IN early
and favorable Consideration at the Patent Office.
Z EDMUND BURR"
Late Commissioner o! Patents.
"Mr, H.E',DY has made for me TiilRTEEN
have been granted. and that one is owlendns.
Sucn unmi>takable pro,f Of great talent and
ability on hlf part leaae Inc to recommend all III
ventors to apply TO him to Procure their patents
~ they may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention Le towed on their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARD"
Jan. !. iEjS-Noo
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Probate n Offices.

At n court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county OF Hancock, On t"e T.
Wednesday OF Oct. A. y. 1877.
. UsAN BLAKE, named Execuirix IN ce,,
tain instrument lurporiing To- be the last VIII
Rmcksport. in said county deceased having pre-
scented the same for Probate:
ORpEREp,-That the said ExecutriS give noticc
to ali persons interested by causing copy OF this
order To be published three weeks successfully In
fbc Ellsworth American printed at Ellis WORTH AT
they may appear at P.obate Court TO b. held az
Bucksport in said county. on the Sd "Wednesday
of ian next at ten OF the clock IN the forenoon,
and shew cause IL any they have, why the sa'd m
struu,ent should not be proved, approved, and
allowed as the last will and testament Of saia
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
A True Copy,-Attest: 49, ,.r;.,.r
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Franklin, January 4, lsrs.

w HEREAS. Joseph II. Doyle and seph Il y.
w A. Doyle both at Franklin III the County ui
Hancock ana s,ate Of M;ine, on The 9Th day oil
March, y. b. is /, by ei' mortgage deed OF that
Il tc recorded IN HancocN RrStsIrSi Vol "a, Page
!, cCE1,Sd ln .luiin Nrsl oi sad tlankiiu Il
certain lot OF land and buildings theIeon situated,
in said Franklin and bounded ~ 10 lows to wit
Beginning al the head 81 o,eurgcis Cove. on the
Eastern edge OF the stream near the bridge, thence
astetiv by tn posi- road fourteen rods. hence
sou H. Wts te lN fifteen rods small creek, thence
uoItheil IL ia said fifteen rods to the point be-
gam ut the b:ldge, containing one hundred and
tNenlN Vine tLs more. OF less.
The condition embraced IN said mortgage cce'
hay lug been broken oy ihc SAID Dayles, efcps
claim 10 ioreciese the same acchId,us to statute
made and provided.
JOHN WEST.
4yri
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-24

ix1 HEREAS, Lydia NJ. Martin, of fremont, in
w the County OF Hancock. and STATE of Name
b! her deed OF .,ioitgagc dated the aeih day of
Dervmber, \. u. looj, and recorded IN Hancock
EeSi,try OF D"eds. vo.. l2j Page rs conveyed to
Ia. Undersigned, Abb aham Richardson, cei tain
parcel, or tract al land. with dwelling house and
barn located tnereon situated in said fremont
aud bounded as follows, viz recommending on the
northeast corner of lot marked William Norwood,
and colored yellow on plan of said town, taken
by Salem Town, Dr. Esq, in lsUs, and recorded, in
sald County thence following the shore southeast
eriy iifly-iour reds, to spruce stump spotted ON
three stiles, thence south seventy.iive degrees
east ioit!-tao rods TO the town road, t.ence fol.
lor Ing The town road noriheas erly, TO No, &.
thencr southeriy eight degr es west To the fin 81
mentioned bound. conai0iag nineteen acres mo. e
or less. Anu wierca, the condition of said NOT.
gage has been broken. | hereby Cam 10 i re.
clio 'e tiie same according to the statute in such
cases made and provided.
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON.
Jan. !, lScS. iw1I
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&C.. &c. &c. &C.. &c. &c.
Just received, per Express, II new supply or the
M, st popular Patent Medicines, among winch are
i'll Il FITS Preparations Blood Food, for Liver
Compliant, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases
and IL generation oi Man Weeks Magic Com
pound I; Whitcuinb's remedy for Asthma Burn.t 8
Goa live, Uii; Jayne's ENpectorant Wistars
Wild CHERRY Balsaln Fowlcs cure tor Piles DR..
.jrfrie's Antlote brakes H-nzuinc. for reIn"r-
ing piinl tar. grease Nc., Cumming Ape ltM
t.urgli,ig Oh : u dds and Mlllele Condition Pow
,iers iecs eman'e Cl;n ke'S AMI pupoheo> cmlie
pins tn, icnalr obstiuction>, &c; GruTol : Con-
ceitrated Cutr Tor nervous ". akhess; itembnl" ;
Fluid E>trac. vi Bncnu, Cor diseases of the bi'itl-
der kiiurys. AZ; Muynati's Col'nlion tor hitn
and cuts ''ardin'l's itheumatic compound, Iern-
vim syrup: ,,o,lid's Pin woin >yrui'; neuSln 5
Corn solvent. and ii.ti,liihfe remedy. Magnets
talsahi. Tor rheumatism and neuii,i-ie: .ieiirss
ranaCc.i al Iiic, sure rule for sore throat aho
bronchial affections: stones Eiiit' Tor hf"iehitis
a, 81 .Il3 cnre = 81 Sh9S,
DiTTERS -Oxygcnated, iIo ,nand's, Pcrk's, liar
.iv'- 81. NJ Glarkv's sheer. Wtne, ia1si.! 5
,ioor 4 Hcfp, Abh"ii's, an! oi''efs;
iINIMt-. l. Tobias, .'o"t eithl.itH"' Mustang
and I.ini,n.uis and onhent- Of all Aihds;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SAINTS Shakes ana
all other p,iuiI.al kinds.
PILLS ayers .usni coated, Grandrct'.'s and
Wrght'- i,ian Vegetable.
Also, v rascr- .anhef I'd salt ihcum > rap; Nr-
nu, L, Sitti r'iuii: Atwood'> Extract taniciI"n.
nrtni> Purifying Extract. Gay Blood fuIiiler
Kennedy, Mctilc;il Discovery; 'nr-e's ayrnr e.
iou DECK: R;,iwuN's RcItIeI :; Mc.s,um'- EiiNil
.: :,,,n,,; Aile. M lows SOOTHING, rup: SHIT
Ter i3xi act Veteran: ialin u T!.ouSamtt Flow
cr~: cont Cicatn. tnsh Balls, t.iqu,' iioGSr;
tv.,'~ cherry '.,tu4at: Bfnt'> i'ul:annt: Y
4i,a i.arris,n'~ iail 'Ac; ray! husN oil -hc
shaving Clest. and \",bent Watei; pUtre'' 5
nr;,t. ,hc:i lei .ic Bug and all other articles
USUALLY sept il. Il Drug ".oe
Paas,e.an's p"est,sptions rcreiattUcom-
pphhGea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-24
Choice Music Books
fat golioag presents.

Bethoven's Son atas, 2 vols, Cloth, each e..
81. Ch pins MaEu kas and " altxeN. Cloth,
$50 Mende IS Inns .ngs Without
Woi DIS, Cloth, $3.50 kcxart's %, atas. Ciotl
e7,5n. Iha bugs L'Art Du Chant 10th,
$500 Moo'e's irish N, elodies, Plain S2,5i,
Cloth, e3,c0, Full Gilt, $40.
HOMn CT CLg sE les comprising Col.
lection Of Instrumental Music For The Piano !!
lection, forming the third volume of the Home
Circle" ihe Silver hord, Songs. Ballads,
earis vocal f' ,uets, Piano Acc. CO Gems OF Ger.
man ). ng, German and English Wo,d~, Piano
Ace. Gems Of Scottish song, Scotch Song. aud
la lads, Piano Acc. G. ms OF sacred song
sabbath Songs and Home BsIlads, Piano Ace
[ p ratio tear.s, Popular songs, Quartets. Du.
cts, Trios, &C. from the rincipal operas. iire
of each volume, plnin, 81 y5J Cloth, $780, Clui,,
full gil, 40 Sold in separate VOLUMES. or the
set compete. by all Nusic Dealers and sent pos /.
raid b. oLIVtk DIr>oN CO. Publis hers, a77
Washington ST.. Boston. igtt
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Veto OF tho Omnibus Bsll.

iT' WASHINGTON, June 25.-The fol-
lowing is the message of President
johnson, returning the omnibus re-
construction bill; with his objections:
y7otMe. House @ Representatives: o.
AIN returning to The House Of Rep
resentatives, in which it originated,
o a'biH entitled can Act to admit the
States of North Carolina, South Ca
rolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama
and Florida to representation in Con-
gress," I do not deem it necessary to
state at length the reasons which
constraing ngme to withhold nv an
proval. Twill not, theIefore, under
take, at this time, to reopen the dis
cussion upon the grave constitutional
questions involved in the Act of
March 2, 1867, and the Acts supple
mental thereto, in pursuance of
which it is claimed, in the preamble
to this bill, these States have formed
and adopted Constitutions of State
government Nor will I repeat the
objections contained in my message
OF the 2Oth instant, returning with
out my signature the bill to admit
to representation the State of Arkan-
sas, and which are equally applicable
to the pending measure. Like the
Act recently passed in reference to
Arkansas, this bill supercedes the
plain and simple mode prescribed by
the Constitution for the admission to
seats in the respective Houses of
Senators and Representatives from the
several States. It assumes authority
over six States of the Union which
has never been delegated to Congress.
or is even warranted by previous un-
constitutional legislation on the sub
lect OF restoration. It imposes con-
dltlons which are in derogation of
equal rights of the States, and is
founded upon a theory which is sub
verslve of the fundamental princi-
pies of the Government In the case
OF Alabama, it violates the plighted
faith OF Congress, by forcing upon
that State Constitution which was
rejected by the people, according to
the express terms of an Act of Con-
gress requiring that majority of the
registered electors should vote upon
the question of its ratification.
For these objections, and many
others that might be presented, T
cannot approve this bill, and, there
fore, return it for the action of Con
gress, required in such cases by the
Federal Constitution.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-28
FINANCIAL AND ooMn1ERo1AL.

Z, New YoRK, June 27-Noon. -
Money and sterling unchanged.
Gold 4O4. Flour dropping. Wheat
nominally lower. Corn ic. lower.
Mess pork dull, OF 2S.1O. Cotton
very firm, ut 3115. >Freights quiet.
Z. M.-Cotton less active and
unchanged; sales 1, 400 bales, at 31%.
Flour favors buyers superfne State
6.85(97.30. Wheat 203c. lower.
Corn dull, and 1@2c. lower. Mess
pork steady, at 28@2S.25. Lard
heayy-steam 151s@1624. Freights
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Produce and
provision markets show no material
changes.
AUGUSTA, June 27.-Cotton de-
mand somewhat active to-day; sales
337 bales, on a basis of 80 for mid
dlings; receipts 20 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 27.-Cotton firm:
no sales-held at very irregular
figures-middlings 30@31.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton
l3O bales. Gold 391l@3924. Flour
dull-snperfine nominally z. 90; treble
extra S.371a98.50; choice 10000
100. Corn lower-93. Mess pork
29.25. Bacon dull-shoulders 1871;
clear sides 17L.
MOBILE, June 27.-Sales of cotton
5oo bales; market closed quiet-mid-
dlings %.
LONDON, June 27-3P. M.-Consols
94s@94A. Bonds 7316@7314.
LIVERPOOL, June 27-3P. M.-Cot.
ton quiet and steady.
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What Is this Medicine Called "The
Queens Delight?"

WHY, it is the most extraordinary in
w vention as remedy for curing dis
ease and restoring health We lave ever
been called upon to record. 1t is o new
vegetable combination, possessing in a
single product the new principles for heal
ing the sick and restoring the health. It
purities the fountain of llfe-the blood
and as the life of the flesh is pure blood.
80 impurity must be disease and death to
the body. 1t is tonic bitters, and may
be given in all cases of weak digestion,
loss Of appetite. dyspepsia, debility, de.
pressed mind and body, weariness of
limbs. It is an invigorant; 1t infuses new
life to the blood, by removing tho humors
and impurities which check the heaIthful
circulation. 1t is q stimulant; it gives ac-
'tiyity to the nervous fluids, and invig gorates
the organs of life. 1t Is the only medicine
yet discovered that comes up to the true
standard of merit and worth, and secures
to tile invalid and the diseased the great
est Of all blessings-health. Ask for
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT. For
sale by FISHER e. HEINITSH.
June II Druggists.
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sy s7aE1a-
YadVNbleIResIsEfehes

,dAaJadgHpieER ResIsRte az igdla
;STI 1 RErEhsHftiKsG, 81 June ,2T. 4aNo
fighting of Sconsequence in Asia since
last advices, The Russians stiIl
occupy Bookara.. 7FiKf, afl : fE 1.5isssrA
PAR1s, Jana 7.Hiphs EmpeSoIt.
Napoleon celebrated the anniversary
of the battle Of Magenta by O. grand
review sat Chsionk- SursM Marne.' : ,Tbe
soldiers are enthusiastis. n9T5
LoNDoNs june "a. 1.-The text of the
Papal allocution Oh othe state OF re-
igion in.Austria has been reeeiyei.
The Pope declares thatthe eoncori]at
should have been regarded by Ans
tria as perpetual in effect, and he
warns an persons who approve of the
laws recently passed hconcerning the
press, Religious tolefation, eivilfmar-
riage and public education, to beware
of the pains attached TO violations of
the sacred rights Of the church. On
the OCCASION lof the delivery of This
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-28
Summer Beverages, &c.

WTILL open Monday morning, 1 cask
wv French Table Claret, barrels
Newark Cider, 10 cases Claret est. Julien
Medoc," cases Rhine Wine, Hochheimer
q Liefbraumilch; quarter cask Xemenes
SHERRY, quarter cask MADEIRA, quarter
cask Amontilado Sherry, 10 barrels Hais-
key, assorted qualities l puncheon Hol-
land Gin, prince Of Oranges" quarter
cask blackberry Brandy, very fine; Zin-
gari, Hostetter's, Carocoa and Stomach
Bitters. - 81! ..8 8.t..!. -...l
Flavoring Extracts, Pine Apple, vanil-
la, Rose, Lemon, Celery, Strawberry and
Raspberry; all Of the best quality.
French Mushrooms, Mushroom Catsup,
worcestershire Sauce; Picked and Canned
Oysters, Peach, Pine Apple, go.
Italian Maccaroni and Yermecelli.
Fresh Egg, Butter, Cream, Soda and
other Crackers. ..a
Prime Goshen Butter, Smoked Salmon
and Orange Brand Hams received weekly;
and together with all other concomitants
OF first class Grocery Store, offered at
lowest m arket rates for cash.
June "a GEORGE SUMMERS.
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NEW BOOKS.

EXPLORATIONS of the Nile Tributa-
~ ries-lts Sources, Supply and Over
noWIfhe no - Country, People, Customs, etc.
BY Sir S. w. Baker, $500.
sermons. By Rev. Charles Kingsley.
chaplain to Her Majesty and to the Prince
of Wales, SITS.
Morte D'Arthur. Sir Thomas Malory's
Book OF King Arthur and his Noble
knights OF the Round Table, s1.75.
$500. ~ ""''
The Divine. Teacher Being TIE record
ed sayings of our Lord Jesus Christ, SIPS.
Beechenbrook. A rhyme of the war.
BY Margaret Preston-new edition. And
many other new books. Some new paper
bound novels. For sale at DUFFIE &
CHAPMAN'S Bookstore. Jnne ~
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Il 1t is reported from Xicksburg that
"A. Mygott, the President ih Missis.
'sipfja TotedE The DEM ootatio 8tickat.
Wen Co1ntiasr rollnp Demo oeraEicima-
Jorities from 500 to "a, 900. 4; The Re.
pablicans have. gained four Of the
river Counties. The Democrats al
low them all the .Hvslseooanties, item
In number, but none Of the .inland
Counties. Although allis enthusiasm,
there: is no hostile demonstration,
and ia opposing parties treat each
other with courtesy. Gft
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Sale Of Valuable Town Propertv


HNHE Commissioners APPOINTED 70 isaaieet
q; a site for the Court House and jail for
tue Dlstrlct OF Oconee, having located the
same IN the town OF Walhails, and no.
cured the titles Of 100 acres of, land within
sI11, s1la town, will, at 10 O'Clock a, M. on
ithUhsDAY, the 9th Of August next. after
naxihG hrst laid off the said land into
suItaple and convenient lots, proceed to
sen ~ the said LOTS to the highest bidder.
, This location is within the beantifni and
tthhriyy1Ing thr town of Walhalla, at the foot of
the Blue Ridge, and possesses adyantaoes
IN point OF trade, education, &C.. unsnr.
passed by any other place in the State
TERMS OF SALE.-One-f fourth cash: the
balance payable in three equal install.
ments, in three, six and nine months. "a.
cured by note, with approved secnritv
I1ties to be executed, but not delivered
until purchase money is paid in fun. And
in case Of failure on the part of purchaser M
to meet the payments when due. the pro-
perty to be forthwith sold at his risk. Pur.
chasers to pay extra fcr stamps and titles
WESLEY PITCHFORD,
w. E. HOLCONIBE,
BRY FRETWELL,
Ii. +. MITCHELL,
0. NJ. DOYLE, ...
WyALH!ALIA, S. c.. June 8, 1868.