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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

WAsHiSoToN CRY TknPERA scR SoorErY-
ssa. Ss o 70
Under the auspices Of the above society, John y.
Hollingshead, esq, president, In the chair.
Dr. =. q. Clayton, Mr.. Bolster John Golden,
VIM. y. Dew, and D. X. Harris delivered pointed
add ga, which were listened to with marked
attention, at the conclusion OF which several
ing o, The doxolosy the meeting adjourned.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
membership, or sHARRs. - by tho month. 50
c-!f7., All ths NEw D9okS "A soon Is published:
wHoie library Single Book An are invited to call
fea see at t6s seyen6 street. between aud y, under
e once Of the Collector OF Internal Revenue also
no United States Assessors Omoe. fe7.u
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Gas Fixtures.

STEPHBss 4 Co,
Late Of Wall. Stephens 4 Co.. Ia
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, w
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND
DEALERS IN MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
Of nne and med um qualities, feS-tnf
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STOP.
Confectionery.

Confectionery.
JosErH H. sh ffksSeh PtosFEcrIoSBRY
AND
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's REFECTORY.
2ls Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth aud Thir
teenth streets,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY
AND EVENING, FRoM7A. N. Tol2P.M.
Game, Oysters, &e.,, Always on hand, Parties,
weddings and Receptions supplied with Chicken and
Styles Fine and Fancy Cakes, leo Creams. yellies.
Charlotte Russo, Se China, Glass. Silver, Walters.
in the city and from the country solicited. and
p Ell have no eonnsetion or interest In any
other Confectionery Establlshinent In this city, or
'jIa.im JOS. II. sHAFFIELD.
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The IsrEnxxsr or MAson KELLr.-rhe re.
mains Of the late Major Kelly, which arrived at
the depot, with those Of Major simpson, ON Fri.
day mornins, and which were In charge OF Har-
late resldencc, No. - Indiana avenue, ct 10
o'clock this fnfenocn. The funeral eortege will
proceed t. st. Aloy.ius church, where Roy.
requiem mas, amer which the remains viii Be
iAterred In Mouat 0livot cemetery 4 military
escort will be II attendance
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

OoLunDn Co-orENArJvk BuILprsg AND DE.
constitution Of this association has been issued.
All who desire II can obtain II grstuitousiy by
applying to q. Alfred Hall, No. 100 Ninth street
The publication Of tho third edition has been
rendered necessary from the fact that the nrst
and second are entirely exhausted. These asao-
Citations are the poor mans best savings bank.
Those who desire to invest In the stock Of this
associatlon should make no delay IN leaving
.their subscriptions with the secretary, q. Alfred
Hal, No. 800 Ninth street, Sec notice In an.
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THEHIsTonr OF RvLANp CHArED.--Thc forth
coming quarterly meetingh Ryland chapel, the
for with great Interest w, j. Murtagh, esq,
has prepared full history OF the church from
It's COMMENCEMENT In Ista. Rev. VIM. Hamilton,
try, win probably retire from active duty, for
while at least, md has consented to deliver q
parting discourse In compliance with the wishes
Pf many friends, The quarterly meeting will
take place on Friday evening next, and the re-
llgious exeroisss on the following Sabbath.
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Watches and Jewelry.

III JBwBLRY.
n S9Ia fps silver Wtlshe; biANoNDs nae Gold
Glasses Pocket and Table Cutlery, RaIors Scissors
Gold and Silver Thimbles and every variety Of Silver
Plated Ware. &c, at the very lowest prices doll
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DRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION A" oLD'
l. DR. DARBY's, 90 seventh street. opposite I'd
Fellows Hall Separate rooms for patients. sel2-ti
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
8 NOTICE.
TN. THE PRoBAHeog of .sid county
MADISON County. S. S. -.

In THE 'PR0BATE eoG RI of ssid county
L November Tern, 1881 ,rfsT'-,s9
In the matter, Of the application of Thos.
II. Brem Exr. OF The last win and testament
OF Thos. B. Hoover, deeease cd, for the sale Of
certain Real Estate. s' -
This cause coming on to be heard at this
term ofthc court il is ordered that citations
issue to the parties Interested in the estate
of said decedcnt residing in Lenke and Mar
shall Counties in this Stnte, and that publi-
cation be made to non resident legatees,
according to Ia vi in ahc AMERICAN ClrIzEs, a
public Newspa per publ shed iulhe city -oiCan.
ton, for'the period Of 70 nr con secutive weeks,
citing them 70 appears before the Probate
Court Of said county, ou Saturday, llths Of
January, 1868, and show cause, if any they
can, why said application shonld not be
granted; and that the. Clerk of this Court
transmit by NAH TO zach of the nonresident
parties in interest in this cause, a copy of
this order, to the post Office of each one Of
them, when ascertained. ri
Ordered, adjudged and decroed this, 18th
Nov, 1867.
NJ NJ. COOPER, Judge DC
A true copy from the minutessof the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison County, Mississippi.
~ "a 81 a E. D. WARD, Clerk.
..l BY JsHSi CALH"uS, D. c.
Luckett 4 Fearn Sops. Dee. li-4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
EXECUTORS SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of aEDecfss Of The
~ Probate Court Of Madison couIl1y. Mis-
sissippi. rendered at the Decembef Term.
1867. thereof. the undersigned, as Executefs
ofathe Estate OF Jane Briscoe, deceased, VIII,
On Ionday, the Goth day, Of Jah'y fs0s.
fer for sale. at public outcry, before the
.esusthousas doos. in ths city-efs 0antass with
in legal hours. on credit until the first
day Of January. 1869. the following described
lal DIS, to. wi, 8 of E aofN Eiand FL Of
8 E Sec 90. = W Sec %, 81 ofW ( Of N
V Sse24. all Of Sec 26, N E and E of n
W Tess Is acres North. west Of road. and
\ Of Sec 81. all in Township 9, Range 2
East, containing 1899 acres, ~
The SHOVE lands FORM opeI ef the finest
plan tatiohs I'm Madison eodnty -well i'm
proved. and situated but three miles from
the city of Canton.
Bend With approved security will By re-
quirsd Of the purchasers. El
.EDIs>ji'tg + R satsSSE
Dec q 81 ts yNv't NExecut ors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04

their fathers began. WITHOUT the ne
gro, but with their own hand. to
build tp secure aud independent Tor.
tunes, XXI E 80
No, thou 81 grieyous ut tic mo.
nIeat, 1t is good for M that cotton
has failed both in The field and in the
warehouse, and that the negro has
drifted into worthlcssness. Let us
move into narrpgef Quarters where
our wives and daughters can dispense
with the thievish cook and laundress.
who steal vastly more than We q We
them, and let us till only the land
which we can have under our own
eye, let us keep only the animals
which We can watch and feed, and,
though this year may be one of trial,
the yyagrant negro will gradually
wander on, perhaps to- Mexico, per.
haps nOrthward, to leave us at peace,
and let us begin life anew as our IA.
theirs did. We will then thrive as
they did.
, Thank God that the negro has
rtO'ou "VItnicoo 81 SOOH! .1naDK
God that cotton, which we cannot
eat, has, been taxed by Congress and
the caterpillar until raising it is ruin
THAI this would come to pass, and
that it would be ruin, was the aver.
msnt OF all two years ago. Had our
people acted as if they believed it,
their preentssuffering would have
been avoided. Were the denouemeut
postponed another year, their aggre-
gate losses, especially In the fec1per-
alton which one years indust, Y turn
cd 70 home account would, effect,
wonif Only Be the greater. The South |
will no longer raise cotton for North
orn looms, orlto bny food for South
ern negroes. 1t viii support itself.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
Sheriff s Sale.


NJ NJ McNc. ... ri, IA, on nai'q!.
George A. and Anna r. Ross. IA -
March Term 1868. Madison Circuit
Court, State of Mississippi.
TJudgmeat S2oli.s2, Ocfj IL, 1895. ~ :
Credit Of 60O.O0,s Jan. 10, ls6Fa &C.
RY virtue Of the above Described writ to
- me directed by the CLERK of said Court.
! will expose to public sale. to the highest
bidder. for cash. before the court house door
Of said county of Madison. State OF Missis.
sipp, in the city Of Canton. on
Monday, the 9Th dag Of .Tan'y, 1865.
between the hours prescribed BY law. the fol.
lowing described lands. lying, situate and be.
ing in the county of Madison, State of Missis.
sippi, wig - "a . 81
Sc and f J offs " Sec %. wsofs " !
Sec q. W INV Sec 26, N J and s Ell and
OFFS W Sec 81. N , of N ] and s J ofW
! Of W / and 8 ! of Z ! of N f / Sec "a,
and N W Sec IS, all in T 9, R 3 E. con.
tanning 1860 acres. more or less.
Also. N E I and N and N " Sec I,
4 ., E, and L N E and S Ed Sec Sc,
7 .. Sc. Nnd W INV land S'w Sec
81, ] D. II 4 E. containing $50 acres. more
or less.
Levied upon as the property of the said
defendant s. George A. and Anna E. Ross. snd
will be- sold to satisfy the above styled iudg-
ment. interest. and all cnsts.
dec2l u GEO. AooRMkN, Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
IN. GEO, M0ORMAN. !
Dssel stl tl[6l! N .. Sheriff:
Sherif's Sale

SAOAAA . SdlCs
" N Towler) sas,,. ~.
AID hoy y 9 2 tsggg8 ~
ToMarch Ter m, 1868. Circuit Court OF
Madison County, State Of Mississippi.
Judgment s4O7.39, Oct. 10. 1866, also
s25sS4, Oct. 16, 1866.
RY virtue II the above described writ. "a
- me direcred by tho Clerk of said Court
! will expose to public sale. to the highest
bidder. for cash. before the courthouse door
| of said county of Madison. State of Missls.
sidPi. in the city Of Canton. on
Monday, the 9Th day of January. 1868,
between the hours prescribsd by law, all
Of Mrs. A D Hoy's right. title, claim and in
terinterest in the following described lands.
viz: -HHA ~ WV " ,
saws NEs&w ssofs " }
Sec IS: W Sc Sec &C. T 3. R E !;
w NV tW ENE &ESS of
n ! Sec 2, 7 3. r 2 E; 50 W of 8
W | Sec, 81, T 8. + 3 E. lying, situate and
being in Madison county. Miss.
Levied upon as the property of the said
defendant. AID. Hoy. and will ba sold to
satisfy, the above styled judgment. interest,
dscal,I. GEO. MoORMAE Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
Guardian,s sale.

by virtue of decree Of the Probate
ID Court II Madison county. Miss. rem.
dered at the November term, AID. 1867.
thereof. the undersigned will. as guardian
Of Bette and Spsrtie Harvey. minor heirs
Of Addison Harvey. decd. sell, within the
hours prescribed BY Law, for cash. on the
premises. on Monday, the 3Olh day Of
December. 1857. the interest Of The said
wards (briug one half-of the premises in
The foIlo~ing. described property. to-wit /:
A lol Of land on the South side ofiihe
public square. urhe city OF Canton, Mad
ison CO., Mss. eontsining IA feet font.
BY 200 feet back. On shich 10 the Office
nov occupied BY Drs. Harvey d Divine.
Title believed TO be good. f -
- w. B. HARVEY
Dsc-,7f -rF rrL 7ssg
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04

THE ADDsEss OF THEaCENffAI.
COMMITTEE OF THE CoNsTITU-
TfoNAL UNH'N PARrY, to the PEG
pic. of Mississippi, viii be found on
our fhstpagc. 1t breathes theaspirit
of true patriotisinsp nd is repiete with
the language of truth and soberness.
.lt.is,. @ithsls brief andstS the point,
and should be read by every one.
We have heretofore published the
call for State Convention of the
party to assemble in Jackson on the
18th inst. That day is just eleven
days distant, and we would respect.
fully suggest that the call of the
Committee be responded to by the
true friends of the Constitution as il
'cas before the patching-up process
performed by the thirty,ni 18th lump
Congress. In united c0nnsels there
is strength, and IN a multitude of
voices there is potency and wisdom.
We can see no reason whatever why
there should not be concert Of action
and unanimity in this matter. The
niger Convention 1--WE thus dcsig-
nate it because it was elected by ne
groes. is composed partly of negroes,
and the object of its call is for the
benefit of the negro exclusively, y will
meet on Tuesday next, 9TH inst, and
whilst this conclave IS in session.. let
the tch'te men of Mississippi meet in
and show this black and tan
body that there is a party in the
State composed of an overwhelming
of the wisdom, Intelligence
md talent of her free white citizens.
who are unalterably opposed to theil
schemes and Northumberland
% ENGRAVING negro suffrage upon
ar State Constitution, and will ney.
n consent to it. Let the white mass.
- OF Mississippi speak ont, trumpet
ongued, as they did in Montgomery,
Ala, ! month ago, and the effect
.annot fail to be salutary.
We would suggest that county
Meeting be immediately called to APP
'oint delegates to the State Conven.
ion. There is certainly no time to
ose. t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
ga SherKs Sale
sana' Magr,ide Gaafainn,l

lsapa' Magr'.de Guafainn,l
A ss.sd, W ID wsIker, ri. f,.
Harris Mckinney aud gho.
T D. Hart. ~
70 March Tom, 1858, Madison Circuit
Court, state of Mississippi.
I---Judenent $493.30, o ts-2y1S6f.
DY virSne Of the above described
u writ tome directed by the Clerk
of said Court, I will expose to public
sale; to the highest bidder, for cash!
before the courthouse door Of said
county Of Madison. State of Nissis-
sippi, III tie city offOanton, on
Monday the 9Th day OF January, 1865,
between the hours prescribed by law.
w. s. G. Walkers undivided inter
est in the following described land,
Wit r. ~ E8t1t1 I +
A certain tract. Of land, with the
improvements, Thereon, In Madison
county, State of Mississippi, known
and designated MS the Northeast /
of Sec Sc, T 10, II 2 f, n wa of Sec
80, T. 10, r 8 East. S w i Sec 80, T
10, II 8 Il, containing, by estimation,
480 acres, more or less. ~,
Levied upon as the property of
said defendant NJ 8 GANYalker, and
will be sold to- satisfy the. above
styled Judgment iteyest and all
costs. GEO. MOORMAN,~gg
dec21 st H + rr'r Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE CT the Chan
ID Gerry Court Of Madison County and State
Of Miss, rendered at the September Term, A.
Lyons was complainant, aud Sarah h Lanier.
widow, and Others, the heirs Of S,erlipg II.
Lanier, decd, and the Administrator dc Loni,
non, of the estate of said intestate were de-
PENDANTS, the undcrs gned'ns Commissioner,
will expose to sale at the Courthouse door,
in the city Of Cantou, within the hours pre-
scribcd by law for Sherih"s sales, ut public
outcry, for cash, en- ~ ID.
Monddy, 1871 day of January, 1868.
The following described lands, in said county
to wir& The s. r !, less.4o acres eff hen.
end, in section l3 ; Il ! Of section 81 Town.
ship 9 Range L the S .of.W ] otSe !,
and S Of Sw section ;the y and + of
s. and of 5 W, / Section 49, the 81
and the AofS EE and the S of Il ioi
Nv and the " ofNw J. section 10 aud
the ! Of section 20 (less &c acres off the
F. side Of f ! OFFS " md lot No. 4sectioz
80, Town:hp Range 9 B,aand also lot No.
2Sec. Township Range 4, containing
2080 acres more 'or less.r'A % w. 70 4 -
The at owe described lands will be sold in
the order directed in the above recited Decree
of the Chancery Court OF Madison County
The title is believed TO be indisTutab,e, by
acting as Commissioner, shall convey onlf
such title as is vested in me by the Decree of
Chancery Court. . "a Ea.
Dec. IA 4w. A. Commits iontr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
Sherif,s Sale.
c. Yale. jr. & Co..
Ve. n. ia,
Rrnn.f,rd

c. Yale. jr. & Co.. a-r. rrr
Ve. n. Fa.
A. J. Bransfcrd.
To March Term, 1853, Madison Or.
cnit Court.
Judgment, s6os.lO, July Goth. 1856.
BY virtue Of The above described writ, 10
I'm. directed BY The CLERK Of said Court
L will expose to public sale. TO the highs
est bidder. Tor cash. before the court house
door Of said county of Madison. State
Of Mississippi. in the city Of Carton. on
Monday, the 9Th day of January, 1868,
brtween the hours prescribed by law. the
following described lands. viz: East half
q Sec,iou 20. and s6s acres Of the East
eide Of Eas, half Of South west quarter of
Section 20,allin township 8. range 5 East,
comprising 346S acres, more or less ly.
log and being in Madison county, State
Of Mississippi.
Levied upon as the property Of said de-
lepdsnt, A. j Bransford. and will br
sold to satisfy the above styled judgment.
Interest and all costs
GEO. Mo0RMAN. Sheriff.
Dec 81. g.. .. ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
7 Notice.

To Ephrcim Hoorer and oil Others interested
IN the Estate Of 7hos. y. HOdser, deed.
VOU are hereby required to he and per-
l. sonnlly appear before the Probate Court
of Madison County, Mississippi, ~ Saturday,
18th of january s6S. being be sixth day of
the regular term of said Court, to show cause
If any you can, why the prayer OF the petit
ton heret ofore flied by me IN said court, for
the sale of certain real estate lying and being
IN this State and particHlarly described 10
said petition, should not be granted aud the
said real estate sold. ~
THOS. H BREM, Exc,
a Dec.l4-4w. of Thos. y. Hoover Decd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
PIANOS ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs

take the pleasure Of announcing myself a.
L Agent FOR the sale Of PIANOS, ORGANS
aud MEL0DEONS, for the following faeto.
ries: 80 $500 aDrrsa.
steiuway 4 Son, WIN Kuabs 4 Co, Decker
4 Bro, James W yese, A Weber, Ernest Cab
Ter. Grovesteen Emerson, Mason 4 Hamlin' .
Cabinet Organs, Prince d Cos automatic
church, school and family oreAas.
Instruments sold AT factory retail prices.
Parties wishing 10 purchase Pianos or Or
Eans can save q considerable snount By hay.
ing the sane ordered by me. Patterns and
price lists may be seen bv applying to me.
AD0LPHUS BROWN,
Professor Of Music.
March Is ~ a.- -.- -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04

WHAT WILL BECOME OF THE
FREEDs1ENe is a question that seems
to be upon the lips of every thinking
white man in this country, North and
South. And what will become of us!
seems to be on the face of every one
of the freedmen themselves. THE
question may we'll be asked when
five million of these unfortunate oh.
.iccts Of New England's humane theo.
rleS Of universal liberty and manhood
snfr0ge-are now wandering over
this once blooming and prosperous
country ragged and starving
homeless and desperate, in the mire
of friendIess poverty. In the present
RESTITUTION and financial wreck of the
Southern whites, - who have barely
saved enough in the rude track of
war TO keep body and soul together,
who are now oppressed and enraged
by cruel discrimination in the taxa.
ton of her crops,-it seems o us that
the protection Of the blacks from
starvation, and the preservaticn of
the country from war of races,
ought readily TO suggest itself to Con.
gress. Unless something is done for
this unfortunate race-enfeebled and
demoralized by a libertythey cannot
appreCidte-much trouble NAV ensue,
and the citizens of this section NAV
be called upon TO witness scenes of
strife and woe, to which even the
enemy of the human race would close
his eyes and call upon God TO stay. !
The African cannot subSist without
food any better than the Caucasian,
and they must be supplied from some
source or other, or they will die. We
would suggest that Congress imme.
diately provide for their employment
rs laborerS on the Mississippi levecs,
and thus, Ivy generous system of
compulsory labor, build up, to some
extent, our ruined and Inundated
country, by protecting our low!ands
from overflow for years to come, while
they will relieve us from imminent
troubles of hostilities throughout
these States between the races. This
act, on The part of Congress, would
be ns more than just to us. and no
more thaa just and mercifM to the
ffefdncn.
We hope the press of this State
will take the matter up. aud so noise
it around that it will he heard in the
halls Of Congress. where We have not
low, and a,aT not have for years, any
Representatives, protect our rights.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
Sherif's Sale.

VS. G. Walker use, &c. :.
Vs. III, n, ...
Mrs. Lucy Powell.
To March Term. 1895, Madison Circuit
Court, State OF mississippi.
Judgment 5000 90, September 25, 1867.
QY virtue Of the shove described writ TO
- me directed by the Clerk 0 said Oour
will expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest
bidder. for cash. before the court house door
OF said county of Madison, State Of Missis
sippi, in ,heseity tf 'csn ION; on q
Monday, the eth day of Jan'y. 1868,
between the hours prescribed by law, the fol.
lowiI g described lands, viz:
n Of = W less 5 acres off the 8 W
corner Off Of S W and less 10 acres of
the corner If z ! ofSW 1. and 5 acres of
n E corner Of W s,ofSw / Sec sj, T 10. r 9
East NE Iessi30 acres on the s W corner
Of N z Sec 26. 7 10. R 2 East-lying and
being in Madison county. State Of Mississip-
Levied upon as the property of the said
defendant, Mrs Lucy Powell. and will be sold
to satisfy the above sty led jasg ment. interest,
dec 2I.3t GEO. MooRMAN, Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04

u All our mercantile advertise.
ments will be found oil the Alb page,
which those Of our readers desiring
to trade would do wen to consult,
specially. AS We have reading mat
ter on every page of our paper, one
page is shout as good as another for
advertisements.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-01-04
Sherif's Sale.
Brown e. Noonap)
VS.. sVendi Fxp,

Mrs. -E.J, Stone. ----=-,--''..-.'
To Jan Gary Term, 1858, Madison Conn.
.ty Court, State of Mississippi.
Judgment $l59.47, July 16, 1867.
RY VIRTUE of the above described
- writ to me directed by The Clerk OF
said Court. l will expose to public sale.
to the highest bidder. for cash. before the
Courthouse door Of said county Of Madi,
son. State Of Mississippi. in the city Of
Canton, on ae .a....
Monday, the 9Th day Of January. 1855.
between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described real estate, viz:
Mrs. E. ] Sone's interest in the lot OF
ground on ihe Sc cotnpr oil. the public
square Of said city, bounded on the norh
by Peace street and on ,be ives, by Liz.
erty street. and commonly known as the
+" Stone House" property, together with
all and singular the appurtenances and
privileges therunto belonging.
Levied upon as the properly Of the said
defendant. Mrs. E. j Stone. and will be
sold to satisfy the above styled judgment,
interest aud all costs. 4'''''' 'sass' ''''s
.y..yer. GEO, MQoRMAN.
Dec21 3t1 2HSfk IL IL Sheriff