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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
Money In Wall Street,

New YORK, October7..
ThU redemption Of per cent, certiil.
Gates by the Assistant Treasurer at this
place for September, and thus far In
October, amounts to about $4,000 600.
The legal tender reserve has been drawn
upon for this amount, but 1t is stated
that the Secretary may order the return
OF these legal tenders TO reserve at any
moment. The Gold Room had an ex-
ecuLive session to consider the report OF
the committee instructed TO devise n
plan for the clearing house. This res
port was published on Tuesday last,
AT the opening OF the session motion
was made to lay the report on the table,
10 which substitute was then offered
and carried TO suspend action on the
whole subject for one week. This sub.
stitute WAS carried on the strength OF
the representatives. OF the Gold Ex.
change Bank. They were entirely sol.
vent and had their capital intact; that
In few days they would be able 10 re-
sumo business, and then Intend TO
propose the entire reorganization OF the
bank with new directors and oil.
GERS, and the entire change OF
administration; that they were will
luki u kuo Nulu NQOm 30 ue-
sired, to abandon the banking busl-
ness which has always been obJecIlon-
able to the members OF the Board, and
contlne the business OF the bank exolu.
sively to the clearances Of gold for the
members OF the room. A lively discus.
sion followed on the proper method of
declaring members failed or suspended
80 as not 10 interfere with the ipjunc-
tions now In force. II was fnallyIdecId.
ed that all persons having unse!lled
contracts outstanding, be requested 10
refrain from dealing In the room, The
New York Central and Hudson River
stockholders will vote on the question
OF consolidating. Some OF the large
holders are already sending In proxies
TO the Committee on Consolidation,
Nothing Is publicly known in
regard TO the terms OF consolid idatiou.
The governing committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange notified that
body this morning that they have re.
solved to contest the legality Of the
various inIunctionB served on the
Board, restraining Its oficera from en-
forcing the rules against its members.
The creditors Of Lockwood & Co. held
q meeting to-day Rt2 o'clock. The di.
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wheeling, West Va, m n Shoe Miami.
fActurInR Point.

Wheeling, West Va, m n Shoe Manu-.
fActurInE Point.
ElitOrS ofthe Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Your correspondent OF the West and
South has visited our city; will he give
his views concerning the establishing
Of Wholesale mandatory OF boots
and shoes here? that Is, II he thinks It
favorable point will he say 30, and
state his reasOns2 or II fuufavOrable, 80
state, and also state what In his opin.
lon constitutes favorable point for the
business nRmed2
Every article our city manufactors
produce, from steam engine TO q stoRy
cigar, has worldwide, enViable repu-
talion. Tho nails and glass made here
are surpassed by none In the country.
Why the manufacture OF shoes has not
been attempted here by men OF money
and vim, wonder at, and think Won.
with the assistance OF your corre.
spondent, knowing what partIoulara
are necessary to the successful manage.
ment OF such q mandatory, may be
able to throw some light on the subject.
Yours, etc., MANUFACTURER,
We do not know which OF our cor.
respondents Is here referred to. II the
member OF our stan who has lately
published notes Of Southern tour, he
has not been In Wheeling for o year or
more. Two Of our reporters have, dur.
ing the season, visited Wheeling, and
from their accounts, as we'll as on pre-.
vlous knowledge Of the locality, we
have no doubt q shoe mandatory at
Wheeling, surrounded by good tanner.
les, and Ia the midst OF q large and
growing mechanical interest generally,
would lind an ample and profitable
tleld at home, from which trade could
be extended at pleasure through the
communication by rail and water With
other portions OF tho country which
Wheeling enjoys,
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Whisky Fraud Cases at Cincinnati.
CTNCINNATT 0ntohar7

The United States Court this morn
Ing, Is hearing the argument OF counsel
on the motion to quash the indictment
In the case Of the United States VS.
Daniel G. Dustin cL dL., whisky dealers,
charged with cOnspiring to delraud the
United States. Indictments In a NUM-
Der OF cases were lost or stolen from the
hles. The Indictment OF the United
States Us. Dustin eL al, is among them,
The loss was not discovered until the
defendants were to plead. The District
Attorney thereupon moved the Court
to order the substitution OF certified
copy of the indictment and the deiend-
ants be required TO plead. The motion
was opposed by Judge Sloan and Gen,
Burnett for the defendants. The Court
granted the motion that where the In
dIctment was lost or destroyed the
Court might properly order su bstitu.
lion OF the copy, and the accused be ar
raigned and tried on the copy.
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New York Money and Stock Market,
NEW YoRK, October Z.


MoNRY-Easy at 0A7 per cent on
sterllng-Quiet;and steady l09ISalO9N.
Gold-0pened at 1917; closed nc l3l1la
13l9S; carrying rates 6a2 per cent 10 fiat.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-HIgher and
closing steady. Coupons OF 'Sl, 1l9Ha
ll9k; do. '62, 20L<a12OIf; do. '6I, ll01S
all9SG; do. 'O5 1l0Nal20, do. new, INK
ais; do. 81, 1lSallSH; do. '6S, INK
all8; 1040's l09Al001S; currency skies,
l0SAl09H. The Sub.Trsasury bought
one Imillion at l10.s0a1l6.07, and
also $l53, 600 to represent the accumula-
ted interest OF the Sinking Fund at
1l6.O7all6.O0.
SToCKs-Generally steady but dull,
Western Union Telegraph 387&; Pacific
Mail 6SH; Adams Express 64J<; Wells,
Fargo q Co. 25; American 81; United
States 81; Merchants Union "; New
York Central ia, Harlem l2S: Hudson
River 157%; Reading 952t; Erie 32x;
Michigan Central 100; Michigan South.
ern S49S; Illinois Central 132k; Pitts
burRh 9l; Northwestern 0l9S; do pre-.
ferred S4M; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 73II; Rock Island 1867; 81.
Paul 68H; do. preferred SlN; Wabash
65; do. preferred II; Ft. Wayne IS: Terre
Haute 80: Chicago & Alton 1877; Ohio &
Mississippi FIX.
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settlement I Of tho Railroad Tax

Hon. II. G. Davis has Just returned
from Wheeling, where he was sent with
authority from B. d o. K. r. Co., to
settle the State Tax, and informs us,
he has made final settlement with the
Board OF Public Works, and the
amount Of the taxes $4,000 has been
deposited subject to the will OF the
State. We are glad this vsxatIous
matter has been adjusted, as now we
Will begin to realize the benefits OF this
much needed reVsnue.-NeW Creek Gu.
sctte of IN,
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New YORK Produce Market.
NEw YoRK, October 7.

NEW YORK, October Z.
CoTToN-Heavy; 200 bales at 27Nc
for middling uplands,
FLoUR-Ciosed = shade frmer for
low grades, with o fair demand,
GRAIN-Whsat,- Firm; very moderate
export export. ana milling mii Ii dema3S: n1:oo Rye
western. Corn-Flrm for sound; 9Sca
81 08 for mixed western.
Observation-Disclosures and IN.
changed. Beei-Quiet but steady. Cut
Meats-Flrm and In limited demand.
Bacon-Quiet but firm and In fair In.
quiry.
LARD-l7Nalso for fair to prime
:. Eaas-Closed dull without decided
change.
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reCtors Of The Lake Shore and Michigan

reCtors OF the Lake Shore aud Michigan
Southern Railroad companies took a
recess until . O'Clock for the purpose OF
enabling part OF their number 10 confer
with the creditors OF Lockwood & Co.
and ascertain II possible the extent OF
the loss OF the company by the failure.
Nothing important occurred Rt this in
formal meeting. At 8 O'Clock the Lake
Shore directors resumed their session.
A proposition Is before the Board In
substance TO issue $1,000. 900 seven per
cent. sinking fund convertible bonds to
meet the immediate liabilities OF the
company, more especially TO take up the
Wabash stock falling due on the 18th
Inst. The directors are still In session,
but nothing further has lransplred In
regard 10 the financial condition OF the
road
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fan I4ynched near baltimore.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Z.
The Ago publishes letter stating
that on the 4th inst, John Quinn, coll
ored, while In custody OF Baltimore
officers, at White Hall Station, on the
Northern Central road, on charge of
brutal outrage on Miss Relp, aged G5
years, was seized by people and hung.
Nell Mclaughlin. implicated In the
Brooks shooting affair, had hearing
this morning, and was fully Identified
as the driver OF the carriage, and was
committed for trial In default OF 5000
ball
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NEW YORK, October 7.
Dispatches from the city OF Mexico,
to September 23d, state that revolu-
had broken out In PotosI and that Col.
Moclas had been defeated In an attack
on the insurgents. The Governors OF
Coahleela and Nuevoleon had prevent.
ed the Government troops from enter
Ing their States In pursuit OF the revo>
lutionists. An amnesty bill has been
introduced In Congress. Great prepara.
tions are making TO welcome ex>Secre-
taFv Saward
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FOREIGN NEWS.
by Cable Telegraph to the IntSlIIgoncor
SPAIN.
The New Revolution Assuming TX.
ICnsIVs Proportions ..SuspenSIOn
OF the Constitutional
GunRRnfIaas

The New Revolution Assuming EX.
ICnsIVs Proportions ..suspenSIOn
OF the Constitutional
Guarantees:
IA DELAYRD TRLEaRAM.l,
LONDON, October s.
There was a great debate In the Mad
rid CorteS over the Governments pro.
posal TO suspend the guarantees Of the
Cortes. CASTELAR,, Orense and Sagasta
made speeches.
The volunteers lu Madrid have ten.
dered their support 10 the Government,
and several batteries have gone out OF
the city for active service In the field.
The Republican rising in Spain In
creases. The headquarters Of the in-
surHents ls at Manersea, thirty miles
north OF Barcelona. Several bands are
traversipg AndAlusla. The town au-
thorltles OF OVeus were captured by o
Republican band, and are held prison.
erB.
The CaudIdature OF the Duke OF Genoa
for the throne OF Spain, has been aban-
doned.
MADRID, october7.
The Cortes yesterday passed the bill
suBpendlnR the constitutional guarAn-
tees during the lnsurrectlon. The Re.
publican Deputies refuse to participate
any longer In the deliberations OF the
chamber.
The insurgents Tetreatlng from RenB
were defeated by General Raldnek with
q loss Of so killed, 800 wounded and
many prisoners. The troops lost %
killed and wounded,
It Is officially stated that oombRts
have taken place between the national
troops and the republican insurgents In
Catalonia, ArraRon, Old CASTLE and
Andalusia, and that 80 far the troops
have been victorious. At La Carolina
and Grenada the republicans destroyed
the barracks and made prisoners OF the
civil guard.
The reports In regard to the embarka.
tion Of troops for Cuba are contradIc-
tory. Some say 1t will be continued
Notwithstanding the troubles at home,
and others have 1t that orders have
been received OF Cadlz suSpsndIng for
the present the preparations for the de-
parture OF reinforcements.
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Immense Destruction along the oOas.
sAcKv1LLE, N. B., OCT. ;

sACKv1LLE, N. B., Oct. Z.
Monday night this place was visited
BY a tremendous gale and the highest
tide ever known. The marshes were
completely covered. Thousands OF
tons OF hay were destroyed and thou.
sands Of cattle and sheep were drowned.
The dykes on the marshes are all gone,
and the bridges all through the country
were swept away. The Eastern Exten.
sion Railroad track was torn up eight
or ten miles, and the telegraph line
connecting with the Cable and HALIFAX
obliterated. The tidal wave has caused
great destruction Of the Bay Of Fundy,
and In and around st. John the tide
rose to a great height carrying away
and destroying an immense amount OF
property; whGrves were raised, and
houses, barns and cattle were swept
away. The bridges OF the European
and North American Railroad were
destroyed. In tho small parish alone
the loss Is estimated at over million
dollars,
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hINUbTUNI VUIUUtE o.
Prince Arthur left Toronto with the
Governor General aud suite this A. NJ.
Stoppages were made at Port Hope,
Coburg and BelIville, where addresses
were presented, The party met with q
warm reception here. Tonight they
attended a citizens ball. A serious aC.
dent occurred at Bellville, while ga
lutte was being fired In honor OF the
Prince. A mortar burst, and plec
struck an unknown man In the bows
els, Ao 70 not expected 70 recover,
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90 49, -
lSH TELEGRAPH.


CINCINNATI, Oct. Z.
The Cincinnati Base Ball Club sends
q dispatch TO It's Secretary, Mr.. Joyce,
that II will arrive from California,
October, 10Th, and on the 18th will play
on their own grounds match game
with the Athletics OF Philadelphia,
NRw YORK, october7 z.
A cricket match between the first
eleven OF the St. George and Newark
clubs was played to-day, resulting In
favor OF the ~, George In one inning,
with runs 10 spare. The score was,
st. George, first inning, 105; Newark
SS and o.. 10. -.
The AtlAntlcS beat the Unions Of
Morrisaian9 at base ball yesterday.
Score "a TO II,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

@F11V = VtRRRl UVNVVUE To
AS the money market has eased up q
little, we notice corresponding I'm.
provement In dry goods. Still, 1t is
difficult 10 move goods unless at a con-
cession In prices. The most noticeable
feature in the cotton goods market to-
day 10 the reduction made by jobbsrs
In the price OF New York mills musIIn8
to 2lc per yard. The Commonwealth
Y goods are down to 71fc, Portsmouth
to 2lHc, Methune A to &c, Dwight N TO
l4c and do. u IN l3e.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND sTRENuTHENIN0 THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HoOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II IA q compound OF Fluid ExtIRcts Tho
Roots. Herbs, and BarkB from which theEo
extracts arc made, arc gathered in Ger.
many, NIL the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by O scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
To be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BltteB. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used In compounding the Bit
ters, hence II free from all / he objections In.
Cident to the use OF liquor preparation.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.
The Cuban Hornet In the COurts-1he
SlcRIeS Note.

The Cuban Hornet In the COuFta-The
SlcRIeS Note.
NEW YORK, October 7.
II 10 stated that the determination Of
the government as regards the hornet
remains unchanged. She will be left
To the mercles OF The United States Com.
missioner. President Grant yesterday,
upon being asked what would be done
with the privateer, said. good natur ed
ly, she must take her course now with
the law courts. 1t isa question OF law
now and not Of feeling.
The extraordinary note recently pub.
llshed as the actual enc sent by MlnIsS
ter Slckles to the Spanish government,
and which was very Inappropriate In
itS diplomatic terms, has been pro-
nounced by the President 10 be bogus,
He says that full Information OF ali the
proceedings Ia relation to the neHotlaS
lions In Spain, will be given to the pub.
lie at the next meeting OF Congress.
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1V4EUUI OUlUUVF T.
FLouR-Dull and heavy.
GRAIN-WheRt-Dull and 10 lower;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 18; No. / while
Michigan 81 80; No. l Red 81 10: No.
do 81 II: No. 8 do 81 OF. Corn-Dull and
heavy. No held at74c; sales OF No. 2 at
72c. Oats-Unchanged; No, l, 46c; No.
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WOmen's Suffrage ConventI ON I'm Sc.
Louis. ~
ST., LOUIS. Ont 7.

| oT' AouISI Oct' Il
The Women's Suffrage Convention
was largely attended again this morn-
Ing, and very deep interest WAS taken
In the proceedings. The resolutions
teleRraphed last night were unanimous
ly adopted, and speeches were made by
several promininent leaders In the
movement. The Convention, go far,
has been a most decided success and
has developed an altogether unlocked
for Interest In the progress and objects
set forth by the leading spirits OF the
movement.
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uOcnRna" German Bltsors per bottle 500
Hooaandb German Tonic, put up In uuafI
bottles, q ~ pOr bottle Or a half doIef for
U60.
AD-Do not forget 70 examine we'll tho mr..
iele you buy, In order 10 got the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Med.
cine everywhere, iyi2
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CAUTION.

Hoofiands German Remedies are counter.
felted. Bee that the signature orc NJ. JACK.
BON IL on the wrapper Of each boltle. All
others are counterfeit.
German Medicine etore, No. GIL ARCH street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly q. II. JACKSON n OO.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. Z.
Monongahela four feet and falling,
Weather clear and cool. Thormome-
ter GO.
CINCINNATI, October 7.
The river has fallen one foot five
inches; ten feet nine inches ln the
channel. Weather clear. Thermome.
ter B7S.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia q pleasant preparation OF tho Bitters for
those who do not like extreme BltteN. IL
u composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BitteB combined with pure hanta Cruz rum
and agreeable navoring extracts. Its uRo
recommended when some puro Htinulant IL
required In connection with the tonic pro-
neriieA Of the Bitter.
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Justice Of the Supreme Court Qr PrnSylraHia.
PHILADELPHIA; June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that HoOf.
InNu's German BitterS Is very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptlo BymptomN almost d.:
rectly. GEORGE sHARSWUOD."
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Gov. PElRFolNT, we are gratIGed 10
see, has received tht unanimous nom.
InaLlon OF his party In Marion, for the
House Of Delegates.
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Greqntslliaetrrsr:

Mr.. W. scorT GARDNER has become
associate editor OF the Kingwood JoWr-
nal.
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CALIFORNIA.

Fire in tue pWrcek-
Earthquake.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 0.
Fires are raging In the timber lands
on Coast Range mountains from Mon.
terey to San Diego. Over $40 900 worth
OF orange trees were destroyed In Santa
Barbara county.
A Hawaiian frlgate was wrecked at
Cape York, August 9th. The crew was
saved; the vessel was total loss.
The ship onwald reports heavy
shock OF earthquake of Cape Mendo.
elmo,
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Judge Of he Supreme Court q Perlnsylrdnia.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1855
~ consider HoollandB German BItters, a
uluable medicine III case OF attacks Of iuul.
ResIiOn or Dyspepsia. can curtiiy this
from my experience OF IL
HounS, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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Notice to Creditors.

10 the Creditors Of Thomas Omen, deceased
TN PURSUANCE OLA DECREE OF THE
i Circuit Court OF the County OF Ohio,
made In cause therein pending, TO subject
the real estate OF the said Thomas omen,
deceased, TO the payment OF his tebtS, you
are hereby required 10 present your claims
against the Eald ThomAH:Omen for A1Iudica.
ilOn TO Hannibal Forbes, Commissioner, al
his once IN the said county, on Fourth
street, In the City OF Wheeling, West Wiz.
glnia, on or before the 9Th day OF EoVem.
Der, 1869.
Witness, MlchRelJ. BreinIg, CLERK of sald
Court, thIs 18th day OF September, 1858,
MICHAEL J. BREINIi, Clerk,
COMMIRsIONER'B NOTICR.
Duvai, KeIGhler & Co., ! In Chancery in
Thomas omSn's ss'r.ela7 toSiSCsGSay. torohie UoSnty.
Notice is hereby given that I will, on the
9Th day OF November, 1853, at my office, on
Fourth street, In the City OF Wheeling,
WeAt Virginia, proceed 10 take state and Ts.
port an account OF all the debG and claims
against tho estate OF Thomas omen, de.
ceased, and their ptiOrltlea II any, and also
10 state and report other matters which |
may deem pertinent, or any party Interest,"
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner In ChRncery Of said Court,
CALDWELL & BRo., Atty'B for Cred ltoIH.
seFbO'oAwdfr!Ow
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, anu will cure oil diseases re-
hulLinR from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In orTieT,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no dlSeale will
ever assall you.
THE CoNPLKXIoN.-LadIes who wish a
fair akin and good complexion, free from
yelloWiRh unge and all other dlafRuremen u,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling Dyes and blooming
hOelLB.
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Great Gale and Tidal wave In New
Brunswick.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAP.
Who could AJAX for more substantial teslI-
mOny than Is thus given.
Hon. Gro. W. WOODWARD.

Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD.
Chisj Jtstioe Of Lhe Supreme Court Of I,, writes,
PHILADELPHIA March lB, 1857.
~ md Hollands German BiLters IL a
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great boneflt In cases OF de-
bility. and want OF nervous notion In the
GE0. ". WOODWARD"
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WHOLESALE aRocERs.

n II. BOOTH d co.,
W Wholesale Grocen,
Corner Monroe d WRtArEP
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF M order from John r. Pc
tcrSon' iro1ntc Judge for Nrwbcrry Coun
~, VIII sell ut Ncwbcrry q. IL, on IN,
.rSt Mohd"y in December next, the iolloa
ihs property viz: One truct of Land rnn.
aiming two hundred acres, more or lass
bounded hy lands of James A. Crntwr,l
1iailns Al. Buzhardt and others, and lyiur in
three miles oc town. e
TERMS, One half cash, balnncc on n credit
one yrnr, inter est from day Of sale md n
mohd ana mortgage to secure the snmc.-
Inc same being sold ns the real estntn ot
Nancy Davis deceased.
ALSO 22a acres more or less, bounded by
lands OF james MeGlung, cstn,c of ,Job,
Sterling, Wm. N. Miller md others rho
rcnl estate OF James X. Glider, deceased.
TEhMs--One third cash and the balance
on credit Of one aud two years.
ID TWO equal insIallmcnts with interest
from d"y oi sale, with bond and two good
S"re!'S m" M mortgage to sccnro the pay.
men's. The cost must be paid in cash i.
AIs1 tr"ct No. /, containing 9D4 acres
more or lees, bounded by lnnris of Henry
Boozcr, by other lands OF tho es,ntc, Fred.
erick Boozer and others.
No. Q, 100 SO. 100 acres moro or tcss
bounded by lands Of tho estate, Rcbccca
Hendrix and others.
NO. 3, lla 30. 100 acres more or less
bounded by lands of a. j. Lonpshorr
'cv' honEsiore and others. The 8 tracts
'rlng tho rcn' estate Of George Boozrr, de.
:cascd. = Nv
TEHMs--0nc third ri, mud the baInocc
on crrdlt OF one year. with bond md
hoitgaS TO secure .hc same. Purchaser.
TO TO nave the privilege Of paying the whole
in cash.