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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
The Pcaceabic Condition Of the South,

With the Unduubted causes for irrita
ton and excitement which exists in the
unrceonstruc,ed States it is marvel how
the Southern people keep so quiet and
pcaceabe. Born with "a love OF freedom
at one, deep AMI incral cable, anl ihher-
i.ing II rcpugnance to military oppre1 1so,
which the war of the Revolution dcvelo
ped aud nurturcd, We have seen them sit.
ting quietly down for the past three years
and rcaceat ly submitting to the yoke Of
the conouerer. Government changes
their military dictators with all the facl-
i'y of a prestid,gi,atear, simply "lli,
presto !" being all that is required to dis
place Sheridan and install Hancock
il smashcs down Sick'cs and up springs
il Canby; it upsets Pope aud out pops
u Meade; and the people, save few
sputterinls in some OF the newspapers.
are scarcely heard to murmer. Their
civil officers arc removed as easily as n
Bergen farmer would cut down his drum.
heads in the fall. The military rcgu!a.
tors change at pleasure all local officers
the mayors, sheriffs, aldermen jud. es,
and even the juries. peppcrny the boxes
ofthc latter occasionally with sprink ling
of blacks, thus savoring justice with u
spice that must be extremely disagreeab'e
to any decent white mans taste. In
shot, the military authority in the South
is absolute, penetrating social as we'll
as public lite aud every branch Of soci.
ETY.. Yet there is no trouble. The
nj, I, NJ latu ll,
They ore the most obcdient people in the
world, aud there is no more peaceablc
country on the face Of the globe than the
South. Still, these people nre called
rebels and ex rebels, and the radicals hold
them up as monsters unsuitable for po
liiicul consideration and even unfit for
Christian burial. They even dispute
their right to bcstrcw tho graves of their
fallen warriors with tho garlunds Of re.
ncmbrance and love. But any ono who
visits the South at this time and exam
ines for himself will find that those who
fought the ferccst in fair 6ght against
each other from tho North and from,
the South-are now tho wSrmest friends,
and all business enterprises undertaken
in an honest and trustworthy spirit by
Northern "boys in blue" arc cordially
welcomed and encouraged by Southern
"boys in grey" II is tho miserable,
whining, hypooritical "carpet. bas ger"
who crceps Into the South, like thief at
midnight into dwelling, steals all he
can lily his hands on, -poisons the minds
Of q credulous people, aud then crawls
away, leaving tho trail Of his psstiierous
presence to mark the path he has taken,
who il now working the greatest evil ia
the Southern country. II is time the
incubus was raised Gaom that fair land and
her people allowed to enjoy that liberty
which their Revolutionary fathers fought
to attain, and which has been chastened
aud refined and rendered moro apprscia'
bls by the terrible ordeal they have re-
Gently passsd through NY. Herad.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
Anger.

Never get angry. 1t does no good.
Some sins have seeming compensation,
or apology. u present qualification Of
some sort, but anger has nIue. A man
feels no better for it. 1t is really q tor.
ment, and when the storm Of passion has
cleared, it leaves ono TO see tka. he has
been Il fool in the eyes Of others, too. A
passionate man adds nothing to the wei
iare Of socic,y. lie may do some good
but more hurt. Heated passions make
him fire. brand and it is wonder If he
does not kindlc flames Of discord on every
hand. Without much scnsibility, and
often void Of reason, he speaks like the
piercing Of a sword and his tongue is an
arrow shot out, and found only lin tho
bosoms Of all fools" Why should it be
INDUCED at all.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
A California Paradise.

Los Angeles, California, must bo an
Eden, Almost equal to that from which
our fast parents were snaked out:
Just Imagine collection Of gardens.
six miles square, and producing at oil
times Of the year almos' everything that
grows under the sun. One Of the largest
aud mos, beautiful places iu the city is
tho Wolfskill vineyards, containing 1000
orange trees, / 200 lemon trees, 500 wal.
nut, 100 zig and 1O0. lime trees, and 81, 900
grapo vines.
Near by is tho vincyatl Of Mr.. Childs,
containing 500 orange, and the same mum
ber each Of peach, plum, nectarino, apri.
cot, olive, walnut and chestnut trees, and
10000 vines. Right ia the heart Of the
city is Don Matlve KelIer's place con.
taining l00, 900 grape vines, 1000 lemon,
500 orange, 100 l:me, 100 olive, 200 vial
nut and 100 liz trees, aud al! the other
varieties Of fruit known in the South and
in the semi tropics.
He also raises hops, cotton and tobacco,
wheat, barley, corn, all kinds Of vegera-
bles, and everything Of the berry tribe.
Last fall Mr.. Keller made 100000 gal
Ions Of wine and nearly as much brandy.
A few miles from the city Mr.. hose has
o vineyard Of 100000 grape vines. Near
him is the vineyard OF Colcuel Kewen,
contaiGing u, 600 vines. 800 walnut, 500
orange aud 800 each Of lomon and olive
trees. It must be reccOllcctcd that from
q little elevation ID tho center oil this gar
den city may be seen the broad Pacific
on the one hand, and upon the other 200
miles Of mountains covered with snow.
No such picture may be seen upon tho
Mediterranean Sea, II, indeed, anyw here
10 the world.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02

Florida is to come into the Union with
q Governor from Wisconsin, q Congress.
man from Pennsylvania, United States
Senators from the Eastern and Western
States, end local Legislature made up
of negroes AMI carpct-bag men, selected
from all the world and the rest OF man.
kind Great is the reign Of carpc, bags,
and brilliant tho Congressional system Of
Reconstruction. They who leave their
country for their couutry's good, hau
ishcd and expelled men, turn up the law.
makers of tho South, officers Of the
State, and Senators snd Representatives
in Congress.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
Fourth Of Jg!y.--Next Saturday is

Fourth Of JW!y.--Next Saturday is
the ninety .scconl anniversary Of Ameri
can indepcndeucc-nine.y.t .two years since
the colonies renowned allegiance TO the
British crown; and, although shorn o!
some Of its original glory, enough re
maius to warrant US iu celebrating it with
eoEe degree Of national pride. 1t has
ever been looked upon with pride, aud
hailed with joy, by al lovers of free and
religious liberty ss the day that ERE. saw
our land delivered from the expressions
Of England. For more than eighty years
our Government maintained its freedom,
comparatively unattsinssd with that evil
influence which has been the bane Of so
many republics but civil s.rFc, the re.
suit Of fanatcism, inaugnrated desrotism
in our midst, and that despe,i.m was
making such strides toward anarchy, un-
dermiuiug the very foundation of the
tabernacle of freedom, that popular ofiu
ion, hurled forcibly against it, could
scarcely check its progress; but now its
black waves begin slowly to rccede from
this bulwark Of literty-dai!y the pro-
ecriptive measures Of the country are
denounced by an indignant aud outraged
people, and are becoming obnoxious even
to some Of their authors the future bc.
gins TO look brighter, and November
Lext, We confidently trust, will usher in
the joyous day when all our land can
ugain sing the glad song CT freedom.
But let us forget, for awhile, the dis
'turSances that surround US, aud closing
our eyes to the painful blaclSncss of the
past eight years, Look back to those happy
times when the Fourth wrs celebrated
with such good feeling By the political
elements Of the country. and with sue Ii
JOY and gladness by the youth and chill.
dren, and softening our hearts with such
memories, let the rays Of that love and
harmony reach to our souls at this distant
day.
We arc pleased to learn that the Sab.
bath schools Of this place have united for
aglorious pic mic on that day, to bo held
about q half mile from town, in Mf. Nor.
tons woods pasture-a lovely place for
such gathering. ThiS and tho cordial
welcome with VIII ch ali visitoss will NEE.
promise nice timc. Tho'srwAo can arc
kindly requested to bring provisions Of
any kind. Come, let's enjoy ourselves
and make glad tho little one. D
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
"0nward, right onward,
Into tho Valley Of Death,
Rode the Six hund cd"

But larger, By hundreds multiplied into
millions, than the doomed band who rode
to swift destruction in Teunysons poem,
is the great cavalcade Of unhappy men
who are rushing to untimcly graves, fol.
lowed by the ,gaupt spectre Dyspepsia
This Is all wrong and should cease. Plan
tation Bitters, the great Stomachio Pain
Killer, cures dyspepsia, heartburn, head
aeAe, vertigo, dulluess, and all symptoms
Of kindred character, a. If BY magic. Fol-
isnguor, lassitude, great weakness and
mental depression, they have q most
wonderful effect.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
Description Of Tamnany Hall, where
the Democratic National Convention
IS TO BE- Held,

A correspondent Of tho Buffalo Ccu.
ricr says that the corner stone Of tie new
rammany Hall was laid last Fourth. Of
July, aud on the Fourth Of July this
year the building will be ipaugura'ed. 1t
is now already completed, and will prob
1bly be evacuated by the contractors
about the middle Of June. The building
has already cost about $500, 900. 1t is
ll6 feet front by l23 feet deep, and three
stories high but. the stories arc so high
that it towers far above its reighbors, and
dwaris the Academy of Music almost to
insisniticance. 1t contains q large club
room, which will be splendidly furnished;
II committee room, 35 by so feet Il con.
cert room for ladies, and one for gen
men, and several smaller rooms for vari.
GUS uses. All these arc below the third
Ho,r, which is the crownins glory Of the
building. On this floor is the grand hall,
lO4 by ITO feet, with u ceiling 80 fee,
high, and capacity for seating over three
thousand persons. Here the delegates
u the National Contention will assemble
on the 4th Of JMy, and here will be held
the great mass meetings Of the Democ-
racy during the campaign The hall is
tho largest Of its kind in tho world, and
when finished, with its coMmodicus gal
lcries and grand dome, decorated with
appropriated designs BY frst.class artist.
it will certainly be one Of the most beau
tilul.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
A Scallawas Senator 1nvises Nssss
10 his uousc-Thc Result.


trrom the Macon (Gs.) Journal and Mosseu ger,1
Mr.. - is the .scallawag Senator elect
from the senatorial district composed Of
the counties Of -. lie is a full blown
Radical, and loves q negro as much as he
hates a rebel. He goes in, Of course,
no. only for political, but social equality,
and repudiates. not only at tho ballot box,
but in his household, all distinctions
founded upon race and color.
Acting upon this theory, he has troasht
one Of his constituents to great grief.
Said constituent called to see him not
long ago, and, dinner being announced as
ready before he left, he was invited to
taN seat at the senator's hospitable
board. lilo accepted the invitation, and,
walking in, pumped himself in chuir
by the side Of tho daughter Of his host.
1t was the rashest act Of his lifo. The
next thing he knew he was lying on the
floor, where he had been knocked by o
chair in the indignant woman's hands.
Her mother reinforced her, and such a
nauling rs that darkcy got, makes the
bones ache to write about. The old rap.
scalion who got him into trouble stood
by all this time, not dariuy to say a word.
When they finished with the darkcy, they
turned to the white man, aud, telling him
that they would not live with my man
who sought thus to degrade them, pack cd
up what they needed and left the house
They are boarding around among the
neighbors, and find hearty welcome
wherever they 20. We rrcro.e their
health With al! the honors. Hip! hip
hurrah
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
HANoIEa ROCK, o., March 20, 1866
Agent Florence Sewing Machine Co.:

Gcntlemen--If you will send me ono
Of your SIS Florence Sewing Machines
by the Telegraph" I will send you the
money by return Of boat Please direct
to James Pu,huf, Hanging Rock, Ohio.
| an, much pleased with my machine. 1t
can do more work and do it better than
any machine in town, and there are eight
or ten Of Singers and Wheeler & vii.
son hero. Attend TO this and oblige,
yours truly. CnAs. p. GAvER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
The X AND Z-SubscriDcrs rec,

THE x AND Z-SubseriDers rcceiv'
ing the Herald with X marked opposite
their names, nro thereby notified that
their subscription has expired, and arc
kindly requested to renew the same.
Those observing the z are notified tha,
their subscription is duo for one year or
more, and are earnestly requested to pay
up, us it is impossible to concuct a paper
without money.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
GuN rdian's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons inter.
~ ested that the undersigned win issign his
guardianship Of John I. Bianton, Horace Bian-
ton, and Willis II. B'anton, minor heirs Of the
aStats Of Richard Biantos, dccsased At the next
August term Of the Lincoln County Court, to be
begun aud held In Troy on ,Mondsy' the 10th
day OF August, 1868 LEWELLYN SHIP.
jui2 H27 4w
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02

Our RegistrarS.--Wc are informed
by the Clerk Of the County Court, Mr..
L. z. Cake, that the following are the
Registrars appointed for Lincoln county,
in accordance with the Radical Office
Retaining Machine: VIM. Nun, Chas.
w. Rush and Virgil Sitton.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
Final settlement.

~ estcd that the undo igncd, Admin istrator 0f
tho estate Of Mary +. Gibson, deceased, will
make II final settlement Of his administration Of
said estate at tho next August term of,he Lincoln
County Court. TO be begun and held in Troy o.
Monday, thel0th day Of August, 1898.
juiy2 ny 4wl JESSE THOMPSON, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
NEW ADVERTISE EM ENTS
Final Settlement.

~ estod that tho undersigned, administrator
Of the estate OF W. D. Sitton, deceased. will
make . fna! settlement Of his administration VI
said estate at the next August term Of the Lin
coin county Court, to bs begun and held in Troy
on Monday the 10th day of August, 1868.
july2 n.7 4w1 J. NJ. SITTON, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
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POSTAL ANNANG T. MENTS.

DEPARTURES OF NAILS.
FER Wright City, daily Except Sunday )at 4.3s n
Lost Branch, Mondsys..."....""..o.o
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, at.,"".. ......6.oo
Ashley, Tuesdays and Fridays.""..6.oo
Cap.nu.Gris, wedncsdsys"."""""..o
Truxton, Fridays" ."""..".......".."6.00
The meils close at . o'clock on the evening
previous 70 taeir departures.
ARRIVALS.
From Wright City, daily (except Sunday 800
Lost Branch, ,Mond,ys.."..."."...5.o
Auburn. Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,.....s'oo
Ashley, Wednesdays . and Saturdays..6.0o
Cap.au.Gri., woincs ncsdays.. ...."."s.oo
Truxton, Fridays ...... ....o,Oo
B.CRUMP. p. N.
WILL. II. YouHo, Asst p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02

MAGNOLIA WA1ER. "A delightful toi.
let artiols--supsrior to Cologne and At
Aslf the price.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
SIGN OF THE BIG lseeT.
H e RM AN K OF WEY,
Next dodefs City Hotel.
~, Charl0 N ;ssa ,,ri.

Is alxay. prepared 70 hssish o. -. " work
BOOT, and o.,l there Z yss vsss scs.t good.
dnrabls, ss we'll ss tidy vSyk. Iass;ksvs laiesI.
inertssed my stock Of EAstars lAsnursssxrrt
Boofs AMP SHOES. Ih, b l .iH rslI :, sw 8
@rh ~, 1895 al toy l.Ai~sy
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

A UCTION SALE,-STEAM FLOUR MILLS
N and WHARF PROPERTY At Baltimore dIhe sab.eoeI VII
.rt Tor The premises THURSDAY April 90 1903 At oeoek
o M the celebrated mill property kbown ABBOTrs CITY BLOCK
FLOI Of the complete milling establishments TIE
coantry Of paeiiy for 800 10 $50 bbs per day ,orv
A. M LRAsR years valuable WHARF PROPERTY,
,diopln,sg The mill For further particulars Baltimore papers San,
American, or Gsieta = H. uO'sk hneuoneh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
J. JouN,oS. lt, Anetoatet.
DY JOHNSON & NJ I'LL Err
Id AUCTTOSRERs AND
n

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Fe 25 H.s.v.sr cor. csPas,T ssv Is iSs. iss
as. ,ss,..S 'iSs I.ss h: l.. 3u .is
,.., wkDSsSpAn: Sao,; GPnl N n p,o,,,rnr
1osyT SALE OF 30 VALUABLE ia WARD BRooKLYs
h PEEfs HSikk H A FShf
MARGARgTTA BLDERT. GROVE. RALPH. AND CHESTSUTsrS
p..b. ,.o ard odsh.f diy DWELLING .b tio situated
north 80. Of Go,e feet house contains 10
Desirable tao sd glea sioTy and eII,oa HOUSE sAd two o
Two 2,tory DWELLINGS with extension m,ln hons,
tie hoa,es and Myrtlse cars will come within
100 feet when 'riet is EXTENDED a. ,v,, ,ors
BusHwICK-,vE BoUIFyhRpi loi. .oaths, .d. being q,
io The boulevard. including the eour! yards o feet aide Is sill
DC svR- lots aorih aud .outh~. sides entire
hont. betveen wieraeld and Elierts, -.
bets1en Ba.hsicE.Sv, Boulevard and tn. oIrosd.
d ave- ' ssa ts Ss 6%1o
WIkRFELD lots south side entire front between Bush
KvRRGRRESAvE o, q side, 5 splendid lots, II n. s.e. Of
GEoyRsT, ale,. on n " SIDE IA n n. ., EysrFten".
SsGFs SsHyKs = y S Si. s si. 100 H. W. Of ScsSs csHifa
The rpnder Of h, lots are situated in s immediate vicinity oih.
on Thar.d,y Ap 6h the 4s Of the AuOuser No. - Nassau
h,E.E . 49,
IMPORTANT SALE or yALGAbLE INPRoyEp A nTSc TSIM IN
3p DBGRAwSr between Smith and Hoysts The house !, three.
S ,1 @S cH.ns N o d oSS. .I
car routes and o short distance from Prospect Park Lot 100
deep ,,,,,,, -, ,,,r,, r, o., oo ON c,oDo,, AVN
yALrABLE STORE on sOuTllBAsT COZ OF fCAthoLL AND AND
BRuNTSTS South Brooklyn amtonaVe Ferry House
basement and suoelr used liquor store 10
contains and aud connected with Splendid business
property. -,
No % DBANsT-Three story, basement snd subee' brick
House ali Improvements fsd IN best manner locality
good. between Smith and Hoytsts
RICHARDSON SIS 100 feet ives, Of smiihst tro very large
aud desirable LslI
Also. at sane time and place, -
EXTENSIVE SALB OF VALUABLE BROOKLYN LOTS, ALL
FINELY LOCATED on PACIFIC AND DBAHSfs. EEAR PROa,
hs6r hsp noMaaD hg Ascoc& SS6 w1cxoffsrS
, o o 4 ao CS n T. " o. q S."%sJ. 1TlPsr'
hoDOUGALLrST-2l lots, 8 =, 900 n. y. Of SsratogsaVs
HAHCoCK.ST. AND LEWISAvB-S. ". cor, Is lot.
HOWARD.AyE--3 E--3 lots e. O., IS n O. ofWyckonst
WYCKOFPST.-2 lots =. 100 a. q. Of SchenectaiyaYe.
,.y haps ready once VI Auconeers No Ha,ssa
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
RPOOKIYN.

Tue advertisement Of Mr. James Coles Son caused
iagc number dealers in real estate to assemble at the
City S,esrOom in Courtst, to-day, and as consequence
the rpcrty announced to DO sold was disposed OF at
prizes hch agreeable to the parties immediately
hrr lots 2sxss feet each on Truxon-st and three Of
she sans sizeoon somers-st corner OF sackmai-s,.'
Ten lois, 9Oxe9 feet each, Atantic-ave., were
bought by Mr.. sweeny for tsI5 each
At was sold to Mr. Field for si9O. -Four ot 2x9o feet
each adjoining stone-ave, were bought by Mr tleld
1or $50 Three lots, 20xlOO feet each on 20
deet nom sOne-ave purchased by j. W. Hunter for
a4O each Lot 25xlOO feet ON Hopknsonaye corner OF
Soinng on Wast 25XO0 feet each, were purchased by
e W Kicks for $i5e each Five ots 2OxlOo feet e9ch
Sought f'T~'Jof BY John W W Hunter for $40 each Que
kOt',on the corner Of Herkmer-st. and stOne-ave
9 i%%r Gre lots sos soT9nS o r On RoSde for $40 each
Dot the Of Sackmans and FultOn,aye 25xI0O
keet sold to John Halsey for q 600 Ilve Gts aa
Nv IOwery for $50 each. Three lots adjoining were
bought 10y Lowery at $3.50 each Lot 25xlOO feet on the
deurk for s725 Eight lOts 22xlOO feet each adjoining
On Hetkmer-st, purchased by M LOwrey for s62O
6sch were bought by Jw Hunter for $500 each
Hot 4SoO feet ON the corner ot sla ,
Adjoniug Herkimeret each 25xO0 feet were bought
by Michael LOwery for $40 each Lot in the rear OF the
fOWerf for 1915 -Four lots on EuOn-ave. and ITuXtOn
Mt Stone and Pacaa front S7xloO feet deep
Nere purchased by j. Drake for $50 each Four lots
on Somerset, between Paca and stone caves each 2Sx
h0e feet, were sold 70 j. j. Drake for $500 each
HopJnsOn and Saratoga 2jx29 feet, was bought by Mr.
kassdy for $3.50 Four lots adjoining each 25xl2l0fee
purchased BY Hr C3Ssdy iCr SC each InIeS
And saratOgaayes.. were sold 10 T. Eoddey Tor 1880
BY KELSEY cORNwELL.
Al the Exchange SalesrOOm the thfeetOry brick house
with o; 2Ox76 feet tho corner OF South Ninth and
Seeond ats. Brooklyn was purchased by MF VAL Tor
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

DANDALL's FARM for SALE in Closter, Ber-
IL County Northern Railroad hour Cou ST., II
miles from Cos mile from Norwood 90 3in wood oinUs
under high cultivation stock desired possession time
RANDALL Shirt Manufacturer No S2 Hghthsye n u.
CING SING.-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT.
~ located commanding ridge about miles from the depot
grounds consist Of about veil stocked with
variety fruit and eveeeus beautiful lawn h gentle slopes the
large contains 6 bathroom bot and cold water heater
and caaEhouse ard stable the most approved plan Pho
MALLORY, BLACKWELL L Co. No IS Liberyst
CPRING VALLEY, n. Y-S5 900 will buy one
- Of the complete little places Newiok tgoihrds q an
of land The house cottage containing rooms HhA
VIII he sold furnished unfinished Terms
very MALLORY. BLACKWELL Co., NO. 20 loer!st
CTAMFORD, CLARKE HILL.-A first class
fine and hshf plenty Of fruit snd 81 e. good water 6c
private residence boarding school H. H. RIDER
- Pint Y. and No. lOb Fulton Brooklyn. or W. u
GINN, on the prerises
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY for SALE
stMILFORD, DELAWARE Milford is the second largest town
and situated both navigation aud railroad and there
better place for hotel business in the ouuty Tbs hotel large ana
located Pont the center OF business and doing
ne present there being only other hotel In town 10
will sold ehesp For fail particulars address Gen LEDl W. IL
HARRIS Co. Real Estate Agents, Milford Kent Co.. Deswre
IN FARMS and RESIDENCES for SALE,
)O HsVYo Of the greatest bargains ever oaered
"'" SAUNDERS No 20 Broadway, Room No 81
O. QNn VILLA LOTS of two acres, in the
p OUO. region oNewJeey the Morris and ESSEX
Railroad depot neghborhood restricted
hussus These lots being sold 10 desirable parties
only. MYERS TUCKER, NO 9 sSas'aust
NOTICE-REAL ESTATE AGENTS-Please
~ send Circular to Boz No. t8l. PoughseePsie. n T.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
VALJTABLEPROsPECT PARK PROPERTY

BROOKLYs-wILLIAM KENNRLLY will SILL at auction on
TRsDlY April 1863 "a O'Clock at the Exchange Ssroom NO
i 10 Lots with elegant HOUSE, OUTBCiLDhus
k on the Issndroa between Sey and Vsadebt "
c.s n.r the 10 Prospect fs opposite Pos, Lookout
A,ps A ,peilslsut q ence. Nv II pssl
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
A UCTION SALE of FARM, Stock, Farmin

UCTION SALE Of FARM, Stock, Farming
"A ngemeut GBJ virtue Of an order Of the Honorable Superior
Hartford COuniy and state Of Connecticut 'hA proceed
sell a, Pubs Aacon I2h day Of MAJ d. sa at 10 o'clock
said county the foowing described prop
, heretofore belonging shabs .sd RonaHt. Trs.Os their
heirs o deTisess via:
Ons hss called oson farm situate said Avon Nih vaas
lie building. thereon Couauing ia tie whole JO This
farm consist. several detached piece. Of ad situate each other
ou pieces wood With reasonable supply Of Sood and
tb, xhos or nearly Whole Of the remainder srabe
The whole dsHgha country residence for gentleman of fortune
or an eligible purchase for practical farmer
Also and place viii be sold all ss personal properly
on IN. un eonsns Gmoug other ugs 81 lloTses Cows Oren
Yosns sheep Swine Pleasure Calge Carts WAgons Farming
Furniture &C. &c also Interest VI rssi IN the
parsonage West Arou also righ In tso borss sheds
TLs will take place the premises and The terms s viii 30
h.e de thoNu s.,,o,, NV
Dated tke tlth fav o. Aph 1852 CARLOS G. DAY.