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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

NOT1CE-.U. s. LAND OFFICE,
IN St. Cloud, Mimi, March u' 1870
complaint having been entered at 1iis otice b.
Fly against uarl b. kirkpatrick 1or abandoins vi.
nymeetead Entry No. 1895, dated April ~. 1855
upSn hne sw section e, township LIZ, range So
~ sseatns county, Mimi, with a view to the Cancel
ation OF said entry the said parties are hersbv .nm
ioned to appear at this otlce on the 4rH DaT Or
MAi, ls'o, alto oclockin the forenoon, TO respond
Snu turkish testimony concerning said alleged aban.
G. A. GILMAN. Register.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07
n ViASE-C. s. LAND OFFICE

Noflss 8, s.LAND OFFICE.
iaxn,.i g. Cloud, MIMI, Januarys1, $50
x nd.s having been enter Cd al th;.o, 49,,
ing E DsTIs Palmer
1so7, upon the 4 Sc 4 sec,,ar dated February 2,
the esnc.ai Mononga County, Minn with r "a
hereby o. saa sad
DAY " MARCH Is sRp.ar at ths ee. On the q.
alleged ard furnish testimony .nv lore
feb3-6ws ~ a: 6aih.MAN, Register.
u. Z. BURBANK. krcsiy.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07

NS1'-C. 5. LAND OFFICE ------
~ st. Cloud, MINI. Marc,,' ., ,e-o
anSsp having been entered at this a an;o
h hn,ls A. aa; aIsoay Ans
upon the " u Sc ~: ~ dated April T., 1865,
view to !hs TO- range IN steaTns coun1x sh ,r ~
arc hereby seaton Of SAID entry lie SAD ,sart,,
LET LAY Or july ia3" sppe1r at this office On tho
said slIeee and furnish testimony copesrn
-
mar2+6wa ~: a. HtLMAN, Register,
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Norl e cas- :: IA; OFFICE.
:, Complaint having been entered ~. =, IT.
Henry ainst Louis Carr for aa, oce by
upon tie nv WY ss:'sa i d. sss
u.s. in Tosd County, Miuueso,a' township l2s, range
Cancellation Of saa entry the said part view to Ii.
summoned to appear at this Office On ths hereby
re apmi. and 1so a, 10 o'clock in the 1fg n
alleged abandonment. CONCERNING said
"'iA'o"s I. c. MCCLURE Rscet1a.
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Il Ct. Cloud. Minn., March 0, 1870
SNnmp!anf having been made at this Office hx r..
Per verkfnnis against Lucus Eudner for aba
NJ Declaratory Statement No. 1922 dated Jnns I'M.
se9 upon the lots H. L., 1at IA section g. town.
Id rang d. IN Gtearis county, Minnesota WIFI
view to the CANCELLATION said entry: the sai
srshereby summoned to appear at this o1c. ~, ,n
% DAY OF MAY. 1870 at 10 o'clock in t 49,
forenoon to respond and fur nsh testimony Tue
said aiiet ed abandonment. n'ng
- :@'-- ca. GILMAN, Regfst4r
lnarlo'@"4 /. NrCLURE, Rt,.-.r
N OTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, March 7, 1870.
Sco9niplant having been entered at this Ofc.. ,.Y
h;izpaInck against Patrick Fitzpatrick for ats,.,
asss n,, "s'ead Entry No. 1921 dated septenLe 10
nWee.r ctv seA section 10, township ri, RAM -
.n o, SAD entry the parties ar. feresy
ia .s a. .i ono. ON the 18th DAY or ArkI;
| 10Y. az ~ O'Clock in the f,renoon W Arhli.,
nn snt Testimony concerning said sIieyld ,n
| Ns 1nar1oLax. G; A; GILMAN, Regixtel A'' L.
| na t''4 r.. 7. G. AoGLDKE. Reeeiv.,,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-07
ATATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ SIS. Justices Court.
Levi b. Siisby,

Robert Golliday.
fendanI: ~ w.
LOU are nefeoy summoned and required to be and
appear before the undersigned one OF the of
the Peace IN and for said Stearns County, At INV
ocs IN the City Of st. Cloud in said stsarns county
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day to
me complaint OF Levi B. sisby, in a. civil action,
niedln my oftce on the 1lth, Gay of January, A. D.
lo.o: y NATHAN +. BARNES, City Justice
HAYES KERR, Attorneys tor Plaintif.
Dated at St. Cloud this 18th day of February A. D.
Ao'o feh iv
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RENT-NISTH PAGE Taird column.
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r. LET For BUSINESS PURPosEs@TWnlr1u s0-a%1 PAGE
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umn.
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II. Fourteenth and Sixth avenue grand open inn
For the Fal Season.
Our stock Of Fancy yaSsbl8 Ssf si' 1oKsss e sTSI
and every morning ,broueh the week shall bs constantly
Macy himself the bes. European markets and unsqualed
Among them win be found
market Also S'' '''''' '''" ~ '''A' ;" ''''
Fine French Bronzes,
in pairs and single pieces entirely new designs and at
-, -. Crystal a. Vases, Ease, Gn! GU Ornaments,
rarlor and Boudo Ornaments in beautiful and attractive
Scotch Wool Goods
In great variety including many new things not before pre-
beautiful selection Of
worstsd Patterns,
n different styles Of embroidery, for slippers cushions
for s While there .ocS .nd 70 p
Of handsome patterns. Also
ses re.e.4. sss aS II :.H yssHs
Bouquet Holders; Jewel Cases, A., 4seAi:o ''
al the -''''
o Popular Perfumes
Also,
'''''' "'' son.boe Boxes,
immense variety We scarcely able to supply our
saa nd, W
to before the wooan a of ever,
ses Ps.s. l.. and
and Forks Bread Plates Table Mats and everything sppro
pirate for
Wooden Weddings -
addition these
psrtmen. well stocked and in prime order fan trade
Hosiery,
White Goods,
Yankee Notions,
Laces and Embro.deries,
Slverware
Dress Trimmings,
Flowers, g.
Feathers
Felt and Straw Goods.
Bows and Ties,
Ribbons.
We have Just opened fall importation OF Ribbons and
customers will find exactly the shade, width quality lsy
desire at the right price.
During this last week have opened
New Room.
Do not fail TO visit IT, for In viii descption
OF Housekeeping Goods, too numerous TO mention,
r We keep constantly hand
Popular Books
OF the day the fsy0rtc magazines all syea OF Bibles
Prayer Books and shall this fall he largest assor
men. Of
Chidren's Books
for Holiday Gifts TO be found in this city.
X. IT, MACY,
Fourteenth street. Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue
~ B.-Dont fail to read other advertisement In this
paper
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ID II. MACY,
IL. Fourteenth street. Thirteenth ard Sixth avenue
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
We have opened this week In the cbldrens department an
elegant assortment Of dolls articles mott fastidios
doll can be suited with wardrobe just Ike that Of her 10 E
tress. She can have real
Camels Hair Shawl,
She can have a real
French Bonnet.
She have q real
Lace Handkerchief.
She can have real
Silk Psraso.
She can have o real pair OF
Kid Hoots and Gloves.
She lhave everything that grown up people hayea
Writing Desk, Glove Box, a Workbor, Prayer Book, A
Rosary Fan, Hair Net, Waterproof Cloak, n Shaw
Strap an Opera Hood and Opera Glass Story Book pair
of Corsets, Walking Suit whole suit Of Under. Cloth
ing, pair OF Stockings pair Of Carriers Portemon
nae, Round Comb Toilet outht Checker Board q Set
OF Jewelry pack OF Cards, Puff Box Fork and Spoon
q Looking Glass, feather Dustcr scrubbing Brlah n
Bed to sleep IN, and House TO live In, ie she Will orlv
come to
MACY'S
time after she has read this advertiser en md the
oftener she comes the more she will see.
n. H. MACY,
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth and Sixth avenue
n B-Dont fall TO read other Advertisement: In this
paper.
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EPTEMBER 25, ls7O.- TRIPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
90 TO oNEILL's, $40 SIXTH AVENUE,
SASH RsiHssBoXs.
7n. black Sash Ribbons, sOc.
100 cartons fancy Neck Ribbons
Largest and cheapest assortment o Sash RIBBONS IN the
city.
60 20 ONEILL's for
Ostrich Plumes,
Ostrich Tips ..
Co to O'NEuL's for
hnest freoeh and lowest i,I,IsG mpoGrsa sd...
Go to O'NEILL's for
Straw Goods
Finest quality Felt Hats vi 5s Straw Goods seins off be-
Fancy Goods; Kid Gloves.
Sal and see our prices All goods marked In plain fres
Ses siIth avenue between Twentieth and Twenty
uAIR. HAIR, BAlR-sHAw's PATENT HAIR CHG
chAteaines Newest styles on hand sSs Bowcy. near
INDIA CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs.--oN MONDAY, ssrH
sSsGS: o
shAw in keeping Ta s rrS sseS .rss ss
T AIDES SHOULD NOT FAIL TO GO AND SEE
the new one line
COLBY sELF-ADJ UsTING PANIER SKIRT.
III psKfsr aHsf Hsf 'f faNEs fYsE sds
~ East Fourteenth street, west of Union square,
AT HARRIS, NO. z BREyooRT PLACE, HAS JUST
received, vile de Paris,
OF Millinery, Dresses and Suits.
NINE, GALOUpEAU LATE MATHILDE & COZ, NO.
lh b3 East Tenth street. Broadway has open
the leading styles Of Paris Millinery for fan
No HuNsud.
Look at this.
Large sale Of auction Dry Good.
at WELSHS,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednegday,
10 bales Of yard wide sbeetiDgs, Zoe.
3 bales OF best Atlantic Mills. 121pc
These gooos are 4c. under price
900 gray Blankets at 50 so and S8 . pair.
800 white Blankets at Y3 80 a pair.
500 white Blankets Mt "a and 81 90 a pair.
200 very heavy Blankets at IS pair.
MArseiles Quilts.
coored Quilts, 81 25. 81 80, 81 rs. g.
White Quilts, VI 30, 81 y, xa, Ss5O, "a
Flannels.
Canton Flannels, l2Hc.. 15c.. &C., &c.
Woollen FlaDncls &c. 30c., a5c., 40c
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels.
ucklngs, Cassmeres, Prints.
shawls Shirts and Drawers,
Dress Goods, Shirts &c.
These goods from the late auction sales We bought
them cheap and will sell them cheap.
e3l Eighth doors below Twenty street
MONDAY, AT WELSHs.
Those auction goods will be sold cheap.
Do MT fail 10 get some OF those
cheap Blankets and Quilts.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

A JAMES MoCREERY CO.,
IA. Broadway and Eleventh street,
will open Monday, Sept. 26, their impora!io OF
India Shawls,
plain and filed centres and the recherche designs
and colorngs offered Having purchased since
the declaration Of enabled to offer them
traordinary low prices Also large assortment Of Broche
Shawls IN and beautiful designs.
Paisley ShRwle, in dark, subdued colors.
Carriage Ottoman Shawls, the handsomes imported
this season.
donesc shawls in great variety at prices
TO suit the popular trade.
Ladies' Shawl Costumes,
in Scotch rlad gray wool and other styles not to found
elsewhere
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"A Ncs 3i2 and sl4 Bowcry,
door below Blocker street.
SILKS, SHAWLS, 40
Black grUs grain and aos slass Ska y, $780,
Ali the superior makes, ia 50 to $S sJ.
Black and colorsd satns,
purchased before the advance and sold actually less than
received from the peremptory auction Gales
" '' f''' Brocbe and Paisley shaw,s
Of every description In which offer great bargains,
Also,
Cloths, Curtain Materials Mourning Goods, &C., &C.
BA large asso rtmen Of Suits, ready made and
der Dresses and Cloaks made and trimmed equal
and hnifh to any In this nsEss; SElssys; GOODS.
We invite particular attention to the additions made
assortment q Dress Goods Go M during Tie TIE psst week
The best dress for the money reaied In New York,
and Of which We have the exclusive sale
Double width, all wool, Empress Cloths,
Also snt and nd Wool Wool aep., s kpiisiines, &C. &c.
and pT5fRstI bRtIss sEo" a6STs. pSiSsa'er''
invite particular attention the additions adc
our assortment OF Dress Goods daring the past eek.
Wool Serses,
In all colors, at 25c.
The for the money retaed In New York.
and OF which we have the exclusive sae.
English Poplns, % &c. 10 Soc.
Double width, all WOOL Empress Cloths,
all colors, Sc per yard.
Also SILK and Wool Reps, Ep!nglin &C., &c.
In az OF which we ask comparison, as regards quality
and price, from purchasers.
We aso Offering the most decided inducements TO thosc
Hosiery Gloves scarfs, Ladies' and Chndren's
Underwear &C., &c.
Aeo White Goods of every descrpon-Linens, Damasks
These goods are Of the same Importation and quality
BY sUGDEN BRADBURY,
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REMOVAL.
Continuation OF the
Clearing out Sale
at the
CoIrer OF Broadway and Grand ttfeet,
previous TO
moving into our store.
corner Broadway and Twentieth street
The goods Will be sold
regardless OF cost,
the trouble and expense OF removing hem, ana
e,usordinary bargains
Will by offered TO purchasers.
New goods arc being constantly received from Incoming
steamers, and among those 20 be offered on
MONDAY, Sept. 90,
will be line Of
Black Cloth Paris made Cloaks,
recently bought st panic prices in Pars from Sc upwards
which is no, half the cost Of production.
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Broadway, corner Grand street
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MAILER McsoRLEy,
24a Grand street. between Bowery and Chryste,
viii on Monday, September g. their
CANT store, large and splendldy Of Dry
Goods.
veysts veve,eens Dress Goods
90 cases OF black Alpaca at 25c, worth 3lc.
20 of black Alpaca al &c., worth bOo
~ of black Alpaca At t0c worth 7bc.
62i6c.
bcnses of Empress ooth (ail shades &c., worth 65c
b00 pieces OF Popn Plaid at from c 20 &c., double
the price.
Also fine Plaids Neyinos Empress Cloths Popns Epng-
lines veours in ell shades and coors, and
Is per cheaper than any other honse In the city.
Also a splendid stock OF Silks Shaws, Cloaks Suits,
Dresses IN all the latest styles and At great bargAns
Also large stock OF Blankets. Fannes, Cloths Caasi.
bought the auction sses win be resaed NJ
Wholesale prices
New store, goods and popular prices.
Strictly price.
AL goods marked In y ain figures.
Call and examine.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Mss o'TooLE, LATE WITH o'suILlvAN GREId
vl has now splendid assortment OF Ladies' Suits sdta
pie Tor fall and winter; elegant Popln Suits from @; as
we nweh styles In Sbawis, COSTUMES Dressmakirg dont
ID the latest Parsian style. 81 Clinton place.
THE NEW YORK MOURNING STORE, $40 BROAN
way between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
Madame MFRS has opened elegant assortment oi
Mourning Millinery, Round Hats, Suits, Tc
f. NJ. MYERS
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A JAMES McCREERY CO.,
IA. Broadway and Tenth street,
win make on Monday, September 90,
exposition Of description OF Dress Goods
abe for the fun line OF English Dress Goods
25c upwards. Satin faced Stripes from Nc.
ne assortment Of Plads in Velours Grape Cloths Satin
du Chenc French Poplins and Sergea
Diamond Armure Cloth, material. In all coors.
An immense assortment OF Scotch piads, with spe
cisy, IN all the popular clans.
Mourning Goods every fabric, suitable for the fall
son, 1t very low prices
irish Poplins French Mcnnos Empress Cloths Epins snes
&C., In great variety.
Customers and strangers Visiting the city invited
anime stock they will find II to be OF the largest
and best selected to be found In the city and at the very
possible prices.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

AT CLARKE's FURNITURE AND CARPET WARE
IA house. W Broadway, Parior Suits, from 600 10 ~ 900
Chamber SUITS from @5s % $7O0 Pure ber Mattresses
and Spring Beds Paror Beds Cultans Carpets Ocoths,
Mirrors Painngs Pfanofores for cash. liberal
terms OF Hotels and private residences furnished
IN orde
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

A THE HIGH rRlCED RINGS sxAsED.
Advance the lines again.
aqa Can Ss orees se IN s
asks for those Cha. are p fairly rcmnneraiiyc;
in al kinds Of FOREIGN goods, "S" '''''1
the ie1 RsGPhS 9T
For TWO weeks rates for Domestics
Have been below both Jobbrrs and agents.
Wen Wen ssya.ss Try snGtssr 20 san ~sss sa.S ssmmS ne
'sng for 2S other snr,n rssers s charge lsc asc
We have just bought an Immense LOT Of very fine White
fsse
are ayard wide, splendid gnay, being nearly as 6ne
is the greatest bargain offered in years, and have
only sufficient to las, two or three days longer.
ha1dsos sn ts,19 Quits fine for
ns bs.. @ oCash Ssr &
and 50c.
Also, at the saughering prices domestics big
lots Of fanne Blankets Towels, Table Linens, shaws,
Evsry family IN WILLIAMSBURG Jersy City BROOKLYN and
be saved eight of those wet masns to pay all
5yyy II 80 and s,.s s:
Fine black Aapacas, Bic yard, regular price 4Sc
P9sT Ios % ana Se @ mod ps
9sTk Esh 18th street.
POSTER BROTHERS, Fort Wayne, Ind, and
FOSTER BROTHERS. Terre Hautc, Ind.
AT DE PERCEvAL's, 7s9 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
~ Astor pace--At very low Prices
Children's Clothing and Infants Wardrobes
French Lingerie and Ladies' undergarments.
Handsome Initials and Monograms embroidered 10 order
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
LaceH cleaned and mcndcd equal 10 new.
NINE. f. oAKsMITn, having sold her business at AL
Sixth avenue ia with Mme Pcrceva 33 Broadway
whcro she will be thankful to her old customers,
A PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR,
n with stock would Ike TO DO work IN exchange for
dry goods or jcwelry. Address PAIER, Herald oIce.
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rCHos. TWEED CO,
f63 broadway,
between Eighth ans Ninth Streets
will offer on Monday, tho 25h inst full line of Fhl and
Winter Goods, In the following dspattments:-
Black Gros Grain silks from III DO upwards.
Coored slks and satins, In all the new shades
Black Cloakng Veivcts, in all widths.
Colored aud black, bOnnet ana trimming yelysts
French and English Dress Goods ali the ises, novelties
viz. -
French and Irish Pophns
Epnges kerges Armures and Empress Cloths AT low prices
English and French rlaids In every style.
- Mourning Goods IN every variety.
. Cloths, Cassineres Cloakng Veveteens.
-, Corduroy apd Terry Veivetecns Tor waking SUITS.
ebawe Costumes and oO Cloaks from 20 upwards
rlannels, white and domestic goods, at pop uar prices
Wo have recently added stock wen seeceu nne OF
mems AMI lanies Dossrv and lnlcrgarmen at attractive
prices, THOS TWEED 4 CO.,
7s2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

A PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR,
n with stock would Ike work Ia exchange for
dry goods or jcwery. Address pAfER, Herald oIcs.
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At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL--THE BANKRUPT
N Stock OF large wholesale house, and will be sold At
greatly reduced prices
French Paper Hansnss Window Shades.
English Carpetings, Cilcloths.
Cit Cornices, Looking Glasses, Maings &c.
$4,000 rolls fine Gold Paper bc. per roll; fine Paper l2c
per gold Window Shades 80 pair usually sold
Mt "a yards thick Oilcloh, SOC. yard; also
large lot OF English Carpctings, &C. at low prices.
W. COATES, 2l7 Hudson street, opposite Dominick.
Good workmen sent TO any part OF the city or country
A NINE. A. DUvAL'S
"A Emporium OF Fashions, 763 Broadway,
Patterns OF ali the very latest Paris novelties
Tor Ladies' aud Children open
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


CHlLDREN FAT AND HEALTHY.
~ New York " no place for the htte ones They need
pure bracine, country air and when parents purchase
beautiful Lots Mt
Richmond Hill
for @S6 and upwards, why suud they tary the crowded
alley: and tsnements Of New York and expose their little
the horrors and empations OF metropolitan misery
Free excurson Thursday, Septsmber 70.
JOHNSON MILLRRs Is Nassau street.
ADOLrH ANDNAN, ~ Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

pARTLETT's NEEDLE FACTORY DEPOT sUPPLIEs
ID the needles for all kinds Of sewing machnea Hasklc
gill pins, &C.. order. 6o9 Broadway.
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also intersperscd' with pictorial illustrations. vol.
liable recipes for tho household and farm, humor
os anecdotes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and sclectod. Among tho
Annuals to appear with tho opening of tho year.
This will be ono of the most useful, and man BE- bod
Jdr tie asking The proprieofs, NIessrs Hostel.
ter & Smith, Pitsburg Pa, on recent of n two.
cent stamps win forward ~ copy by'mail tolany
person alo caifnot procure one in his neiphl,or.
hood Tho Bipersl ngsc sold in every city, town
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W NJ. KORBER. Scc'y.

a CHEAP Ilovsn- n-Suil old farmer Smith to his
young ncgiGor Jones. this is n chcop house |
have put up for Tom, who has just marricd hc
can Improve on il when lie makes money '.Do
you call this II cheap house, Mr. Smith :" replied
young Jones We'll | don't 1t hasn't got Il
sash, there arc no baniscrs TO the stairs, and the
doors arc so mean they will swag so in year that
will be almost Impossible to open and shut them.
You have wasted more money OH big josts, use
less rattcrs and unnecessary framing than would
have finished the house in mos. comfortable style.
When you build n hoi,sG inr your next son, write
first to p. u. Toalc, Charleston, S. c.. the largest
manufactures of doors, sasles, blinds, &C.. in the
'outhcrll ,stntcs''
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Shcrif's Sale.

pi virtue Of sunlry Writs of FTeri Facins TO me
- directed. will sell TO the highest bidder, at
Pickens {. H., on Saleday in Dccembcr next, tho
following property, 70 Wit:
One Tract of Land. situate in Pickcns
County. on waters of Prather's Creek. adioin.
ing lands of u. s. Arthnr, Baus Stcuhcns and
others. containing $50 Acres more or less; lev.
'o'i ON as the property of John O'Briant, ut the
suit Of james Neal, Assignee.
One Tract Of Land, situate in p;ckcns Coun
ty on branches of Twelve Mile and Kcnwco
rivers. adjoining lands of jonathan Bowlin.
Pleasant, Key. and others, containing 700
Acres, more or less levied on as the property
Of IL. Tompkins. at the suit Of 'rapp. Walsh Il
Berry.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for titles ard STAMPS.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.pc
Nov. l. 1870 3