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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-19
Wilkcsville Academy.

The above institution is now
in successful operation, and pre-
sents superiorinducements to
students, in point of healthful-
ness of situation, and thorough.
ness of the course of studies
taught. One Of its principal
features is the Teachers De.
partment in which the student
is fitted fer the responsible po.
sition of a teacher. For. terms,
ETC., address, J. Lee Gamble
Wikesville, Vinton Co. .'Ohie.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-19

SCHOOL BOOKS paper and copy
books, pens and. pencils, era
sers, note paper, envelopes,
miscellaneous books, tuning
forks, etc. For sale at Sisson's
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PETUNoLL, BATES, d Co. Of
New York, are about to COM
mence the publication OF a new
rural and family paper called
aHearth and Home" 1t will be
under the editorial charge Of
Mr.. Donald G. Mitchell and
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe.
. a large corps Of associate
Editors, of high reputation in
their special departments, has
been enlisted in support of this
en- erprise; and no labor or ex-
pense' will be Spared to make
the paper in subject matter as
we'll as illustration-worthy of
a place in every household in
the land.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-19

: Two %. straight
lines placed inro'
lation to each 9th.
er AZ indicated in
the diagram, seem
greatly dispropor-
tomato in length,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-19

The main reason, which inlu,
enced Seymour to refuse SO
perSistently the Democratic
nomination, is to be found in
the fact that his physicians de-
clared some time ago, that the
worry and excitement of an &C,
tive campaign, should he ac-
cept, would probably render
him insane. Another reason
was that he had pledged him.
self personally to the Chase
men not to accept the nomina-
ton. Itwas to this pledge that
he referred, when he said to
the Convention that he would
be a dishonored man if he
should accept. Still another
reason was that he thought he
could not be elected, and that
Chase, could. This he also re-
ferred to, when he said to the
Convention that his nomination
would greatly injure the ticket.
The New York World does
not speak very highly of the
crowd, which lately gathered
in that city. 1t tells us that
'@Chicago, Boston, Baltimore,
and philadelphia contributed
of their thieves, pickpockets
and roughs," and, as a natural
result of such a contribution,
mentions that "not only was
every bar.room and saloon in
extra working order, but sew
eral thousand additional ones
we're extemporized on the cor
ners and under the trees and
awnings!@ Since this is a pic
ture of a Democratic gathering G
by a Democrat, we think the
less the Enquirer says about
morality the better. 1t is to
this element they owe the only
loyal state Of any consequence
its party carried in the late
election. ..' ."-. ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-19

Peters y. 8. Musical Iteyiew.
The November Number con
ta;rs the following choice New
Music: A Heart that beats
only for thee and When l
went Home with Belle two
new Songs by the author OF
: Nora O'Neal;;' a Sacred Song
by Bishop, entitled Seek and
yoia shall flrd;' l"Pleasant
Thodghts M0zurlsa,% by Chas
Kinkel, and gloves of The An
gels, ,, a beaplirut March, by
Packer. This Mdsic rs written
especially for the Review, and
is published in sheet form at a
cost of $40.
The Review is published by
J. l, Peters 1873 Broadway
New York, at 81 per year,
Samplercopies, rs cents,yo
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PiLEs95q

There is 20 msdiciAe N ufe so tfncacfOus
as Dr. RotRck IS Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
for the pe,hianent cure Of bhna or AStdiOs
pies. They stffss At the foo,iof dasSsse,
ihoteby removingthe cause tn'Hsi n'y
Fotsaic 1t srsS6h'sdfug store. ,r.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-19
~ THE
Great New England Remedy! I!
iolTh. DIR. j. w. POLANDS VI /
WHITE PINE CGMFfkD !

Jle Remedy for kidney CoaiplGiRts, Di-
qbetes. Difficulty OF UOiaing Urine,
Bleeding from the Kidneys, Bladder
and Graeel. 'r. -. --., .-
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AagEss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-12
From Memphis.

Memphis. October IA negro named
Sieve Terrence alias Torine, was ar
rested last night by detectives ON a
charge of completely in the murderous
assault on Mr.. Alexander and the burn
inc of his house, near this city, some
weeks since. To-day he confessed that
he was one of party which was regu-
larly organized for plumber, and of
which Doc Woods, who was recently
captured after desperate resistance
and being severely wounded, was Cap
tain. Terrence states that they left
Alexander for dead, Woods having set
fire to the houses in several places. He
further states that one rule was that
they should only forage on Democrats.
He was committed for trial.
A shooting ARRAY occurred this morn
ing between Sam Gibbs and William
Westry, two negroes, in which the
former was severely wounded.
At the colored Methodist Church on
Gayoso street, this afternoon, a negro
fired pistol at a dog sitting on the
steps. A policeman attempted to
arrest him, when he fired at the po-
liceman. The congregation rushed out
and an indiscriminate firing took place,
the policeman leaving in haste, but be-
ing reinforced by other members of the
force and citizens, the negroes fled. Al
though some thirty shots were fired, no
one was hurt.
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From Snudu.i.y

SANDUsKY. o., October lO-The
Board of Managers of the National
Asylum for disabled volunteer soldiers
met at Gibraltar, ut MIR. jay Cooke;s
yesterday. Among Others, there were
present Major General b. f. Butler. of
Massachusetts; Ex-Governor Smyth, of
New Hampshire; Judge II. L. Bond, of
Baltimore; Major General Martindale,
of New York, and Hon. l.. b. Ionackle,
of Ohio. The reports show the several
asylums in good condition. The num-
Der of inmates is still on the increase.
The Central Asylum has now $50 men,
and there are over 1000 added at other
branches and asylums. New buildings,
with increased accommodations, will
soon be ready for nearly 1000 more.
Thanks were returned to MeSsrs. Low
ell u Putnam, of ROXbury, Massachu-
sets, for Il munifcent donation of
books, pictures, &c, calculated at five
thousand dollars. Appropriations were
made for the several asylums. Much
other business was transacted. The
next meeting will be held at Wash
ingtOn.
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" nshinyton Hem.

WASHINGTON, October lO.-Generol
Schenck has telegraphed from Dayton,
ONO, that he aud Senator Morgan have
decided that II Is not necessary to notify
quorum of Congress to meet on the
10th inst. The presiding officer will
accordingly on that day adjourn the
two Houses of Congress to November
10th.
General Carlin has been relieved as
Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for Tennessee and or
dered to report to the commanding
General of the Fourth Military District
for assignment to n post. Captain
James Thompson, of the I'd cavalry, re-
lieved General Carlin and was assigned
to duty according to his brevet rank.
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New York Items,

r Work October 10.-Henry ward
Reecber delivered a political oraE,oh On
tbs issues of the canvass, at the Crcoh,
ivn Academy of Music, last evening.
One of the features OF the occasion was
a scene on the stage representing Hraht
as the successful and Seymour as the
nnsnccessful candidate-the latter with
his conptenance distorted with rage,
and in his immediate background a
representation of negroes being hanged
and houses burned by mob.
Mrs. Bridget Walker made state
meAt at the Brooklyn station-house,
Yesterday, to the effect that her hus-
band, John Walker, of No. 4, Riving-
sten street, New York, had assaulted
her with murderous intent at COney
Island yesterday. He took her to an
unoccupied shanty on the beach, shot
her three times with a revolver, and
then withdrew, locking in the wounded
woman. She got out through the fan
light, however, and escaped, although
he fired two more shots after her. He
is still at large. Mrs. Walker has been
taken to the city hospital.
A strange stabbing case is reported,
An officer saw a man holding up wo-
man, in front of dance house on Mer-
Ger street at late hour on Thursday
night, and on inquiring was told by the
man that the woman was drunk and he
was trying to get her home. A close
scrutiny, however, disclosed the fact
that the woman had been severely stab
bed The man. whose name is Boyd,
was arrested and the woman was taken
to Bellevue Hospital.
1t is stated that Judge Chase yester-
day denied having announced himself
as being favorable to Grants election,
he considering it due to his official po-
sition to stand aloof from the present
political struggle.
The tobacco warehouse of Mr.. John
Canal, in Lynchburg, Virginia, was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday evening, to-
gether with fifty or sixty thousand
pounds of superior tobacco. Loss over
$50 900; insurance, $4,000. Mr.. John
w. Stone, tobaccOnist, an occupant OF
the building, also lost heavily. He had
thirty hogsheads priced and ready for
shipment, besides large quantity in
bulk. Only one hogshead was saved.
He was insured for $1,000. This is the
third or fourth time he has been burned
out. One or two others suffered small
amounts. Total loss about $1,000.
The Rev. l.. b. Partridge and wife,
the Rev. L. II. Van Dyke and wife, and
Lieutenant Commander ID. w. Mullen,
sailed in the Alaska yesterday for China.
Among the Alaska passengers, for Cali
fornia, are the Rev. E. p. Gray and
family, NJ. c. Bateman, wife, seven
children and nurse, the Rev. Thomas
Brady, ten Sisters of Charity, the Rev.
w. B. O'Connor, the Rev. A. Guerriazo
and Commander r. S. Franklin.
The steamships City of Paris and
Europa sailed to-day for England.
They took no specie.
Ice formed in the marshes in the
suburbs last night
A large number of Irish temperance
societies are in procession to-day cele-
brating Father Mathews birthday.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 10.
COTTON-Firner but less active;
sales 5000 bales at 26a26ic for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and shade
easier for common grades.
WHEAT-Lower.
RYE-Dull at Goal IS for western.
OATS-Firm at 754a76c for western
atioat.
CORN-Dull and heavy at l l5al III
for unsound, and lStal 10 for sound
new mixed western atloat.
PORK-Quiet; sales at - 4Oa25 % for
mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Firm and in limited
demand.
BACON-Nominal and unchanged.
LARD-Steady at 19!a19ic for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady and in moderate in
quiry at 26a2Sc.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, October l1.--Mr. Gladstone's
address to the electors of South Lanca
shire is praised by the Liberal organs,
who contrast its frank and positive tone
with the vague and negative utterances
of DIsrael. The Tory journals do not
take up the 70 Popery cry of the Pre-
mier, but rest the claims of their party
in the Parliamentary canvass on the
brilliant foreign policy of the ministry,
the success of the Abyssiniau war, the
AeceSsity for the defence of the Church
OF England from the dangers by which
II Is menaced, and the maintenance of
Stfict economy in expenditures. On
the latter point, however, they arc
Sharply aSSa'led by the Wings, who
point out the inconsistency between
the precepts and practices of the party
in power.
PARIS, October 1.-The reference to
Schleswig made by the King of Den
mark in his speech at the opening of
the Rigsdag, induces the semi-offcial
journals here to declare that France is
pledged to the treaty of Prague, and
that Prussia must not depart from the
obligations of that compact. The fears
of an European war have abated. The
Presse, however, says the armors OF
France We're never buster than at pres
ent.
MADRID, October 1.-THE Local
Junto at Seville, at the request of the
United States Consul, has granted per-
mission to the foreign residents to build
a Protestant Church within the walls of
the city. All the provinces have form
ally recognized the authority of tho
central Provisional Junto now in s.s-
sion in this city.
MADRID, October 1O.-John P, Hala
United States Minister, had a cordial
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-12
FINANCE AND TRADE
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October III.
FLOUR-Stcady and without decided
change; sales white winter extras at
IL 75al2 90 and spring extras at GOA
8 12i.
WHEAT-In moderate demand for
shipment, but market easier at de-
cline of 1altc; sales No. l at 4lal AZ
and No. at 35al 81, closing at Boa
l 35t; this afternoon it is firmly held at
l 35t.
CORN-Opened strong at an advance
of Sc, but subsequently fell back and
closed steady at 95a95tc; since Change
the market advanced to 97c, closing
dull.
OATS-In active shipping and specu-
lative request; market tirmer; sales
from 52ia52fc, closing at 529c.
RYE-Advanced 2a2ic under good
shipping demand; No. l sold at l Boa
b.
BARLEY-Less active, but tirmeI,
with an advance of Haze per bushel,
closing at SSa1 50 for Mo-
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, October 1.-THE Captain
General of Porto Rico has announced in
a proclamation that the recent disor-
ders on that Island have been sup
pressed and that all the insurgents have
been captured or dispersed, and the
whole Island is now tranquil.
Matthew Brickman, q coffee planter
was killed during the disturbances
The birthday of Queen Isabella was
celebrated as usual.
The reception at the Captain-Gen'
erals is large.
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gg Telegraph
I'm TBR REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register
TO TIE REGISTER

MADRID, October l0.-The Provisional
Junto has issued proclamation, guar
anteeing many reforms. Among them
are administrative decentralization,
universal suffrage, religious liberty, the
freedom of the press, the right of pub
lie assemblsges, radical changes in the
system of education, the right of trial
by jury and the equality Of all inen be-
fore the law. The Judges of the courts
are to be- appointed for life.
LONDON, October l0.--The leaders of the
Junto at Madrid are monarchical in theil
proceedings, but have agreed to adopt a
republican form of government if the
people so pronounce at an election.
The preliminaries of naturalization
treaty, similar to that recently conclud-
ed between North Germany ana tne
United States, have been arranged oe-
tween Lord Stanley and the American
minister.
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Fires.

CINCINNATI, October 1.-The Globe
paper mill, at Middletown, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss s4O,-
600; insurance $4,000.
SAN Francisco, October 10. - The
warehouse of Flint, Peabody & Co.,
csrner of Battery and Union streets,
was partially destroyed by fire last
night. About 10000 sacks of rice were
stored in the building, most of which is
supposed to be lost.
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Protocol Signed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October lO.-Rev-
erdy Johnson, our minister to England,
sends a cable dispatch to our Govern
ment making it known that he has
signed a protocol with the British Gov
eminent, regulating the rights of nat
uralized citizens. No particulars are
given, but it is inferred by the admins
tration from facts heretofore commu-
nicated by our minister, that the COM
pact is similar in feature to Mr. Ban
croft's treaty with the German Powers.
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Toledo Market.

Flour dropping, Wheat 2a3c lower.
sales of white Michigan at ? O5: No. 3
do, 2 90; amber, sal 50; No. | red
S7i; No. do, l IS; rejected spring
/ Is; amber, sellers option for the las,
half of October, l 81; buyers option
this month, l 80. Corn firm aud lie bet
ter: sales No. Michigan at l DIAL or
rejected, l 90. Oats lc better; sales Of
No. l Michigan ut l 40. No. 2, 35a
l SO. Barley &c better; sales Canada al
2 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-12

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
mart Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some Of the most astonishing cures
that we're ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed st sudden sounds,
bsshfnIness with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were cur
cd Immediately. z,,,,,,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Market inactive but firm under a rise
in cotton. Pacific Mills prints were
reduced last evening to shilling, but
soon closed out at this price; others are
steady at 12!al3ic, for best makes the
latter of Cocheco and Merrimack d,
the latter Company have produced
very fine Cambria prints on wide 80
inch cloths, for which they obtained
3Oc. Grain bags more plenty and de-
pressed; Stark A 42ic, and American
Androscoggin 35a37ic. Heavy sheet
lngs steady at l5!a16c for best stand
ards; l2c for Live Oaks; Nous Delain of
best makes 2Oc; Spragues 1Sc. Wooden
goods remain quiet, and the market
lacks ouoyancy, notwithstanding the
rapid advance in wool.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October lit is UNI
derstood that warrants have been is,
sued by the authorities for the arrest OF
the persons who are in Philadelphia, ar
ranging for prize fight to come off be-
tween O'Baldwin and Wormald, also
for their aiders, abettors and hackers.
Officers are on the lookout for them
and large number are named in the
warrants.
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All communications should be addressed to
ROBERT p. NOAH, No 222 + street, Wash
ington, d. c., General Agent for the District Of
Columbia and States of Virginia and West Wiz.
ginia for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief
Association.
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interview with serrano, to-day, and no.
tilted him of the probable recognition
by the United States after the lapse OF
one year. ,;.
FLORENCE, October 1O.-The Itai'an
Government has officially recognizeo
tho Juarez Government in Mexico.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-12
From, INDIANAPOLIS,

INDIANAPOLIS, October ll.--Last night
as the White Boys in Blue were pass
ing a dark alley on their return from a
Democratic meeting, in the 4th Ward,
a shot was fired into the procession
from shot gun loaded with small shot
Five or six of them were severely but
not dangerously wounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-12
EroIn Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 10. - Business
was generally suspended to-day, on &C
count of the Republican procession.
Only twenty-one members were present
on Change. Prices of all articles are
nOminally unchanged.
A. NJ. Grlswold, the Fat Contributor,
delivered his lecture on "Injun Neal at
Pixies Opera House, last night, to a
large audience.
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THE Radicals in some places are ha

The Radicals in some places are hav'
ing a good time. For instance, in such
places as that mentioned in the follow
ing paragraph: "What kind of time
did you have in the penitentiary I" said
a man to negro who had just returned
from one and half years service for
stealing. "Oh!" said Sambo, "a bully
good time, sab. Three hundred and sew
enty-six of US in there and only one
Id Democrat in the whole crowd"
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Killed OH the Railroad.

ALBANY, October 10.-Mrs. Carrigel
and her daughter, aged fourteen years
while walking on the track of the Cen
trail Railroad, near this city, last night
were run over by the train and instant,
ly killed. They were the wife and
daughter of Il switchman.
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Mexican News.

New YORK, October photographic
advices from MexicO,to the LIST inst. are
received. Colonel Dominquez, of the
Vera Cruz rebels, had been pardoned.
Mr.. Plumb, the American Charge
ID'Alfairs, had given q banquet to the
Cabinet officers and members of Con-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-12

LARGE YIELD OF WHEAT.-A cores
pondent of the Canada Farmer, residing
at Hamilton, Ontario, had an average
of forty -four bushels per acre from nine
acres of Diehl wheat, and found this va
riety the most hardy, productive and
the best quality of nine varieties he
tested
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New York Money Marker.

NEW YORK, October 10.
GOLD-Lower; opened at l 3sE and
closed at 1884,.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-The mar
ket was quiet at neon, but at the close
it was steady and slightly better. Cou-
pons of 'Sl, 1l3sa113s; do'62, 112ial12f;
do "a, 11Osa1lOt; do IS, 11OsallO5; do
new, 1OSta1O8a; do '65, 1O9slO9t; 10-4Os,
105a105t.
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Mr.. Henry Carter Lee, grandson of
Lighthouse Harry and nephew of Gen
eral Robert f. Lee, and Miss Sallie b.
Johnston, niece of General Joseph r..
Johnston, were married at Abingdon,
Va, on the 9th nit.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

VNHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IT'S
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept ., 1907.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. =. Bittle, ID. D., President and frot
Nor. and Int. Science. m,
sc. Wells, A. NJ, Prof Asth- and Nat Phi
Rev. W. B. Yonce, A. II, Prof Ancient Ian
guages and Literature
Rev. ]. B. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
il. Norman, n D., Lecturer on Anatomy
Z. r. Holland, A. n, Asst Prof Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
H. p. KlingsE, A N Prof Modern Languages
JR. Hudson, A NJ, Asst Prep Dept
TKRMS-Expenses in AL departments, In.
Guiding boarding. tuition, roosn-rent fuel and
Iights, and incidentals, tse5.60. For further In,
formation, address REV. ID. r. b. sfZ
fuly3l H'
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID bearing date the 18th Of May, l565. duly
recorded in the Recorders Office for the county
Of Ohio, in book No. 81, page =, shall On
Saturday, October I7th 1865, commencing said
sale &C 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the front door Of the
Court House for the county OF Ohio, In the city
Of Wheeling, sell at puslic auetioB. ~ the
highest and best bidder, the north half VI the
lot numbered eight CNo q in that part Of the
CITY Of Wheeling called Old Town Of Wheeling.
said lot being situated at the southwest corner
Of Adams and Market stI eets in said city, with
all the buildings and appurtsnances thereunto
belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne- third In cash and the
balance in two equal installmonts, payable six
and twelve months after day Of sale, with in.
tsrest from that day, the title being retained as
security for the payment Of said deferred In.
stallments. The title Is believed 10 be indis-
putable, bat, selling as trustee, j shall convey
TO tee purchaser only such title a. IL vested In
me by the said deed Of trust.
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
sepl5-d3t wits Trustee.