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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-02-02

heart, till at length I found the blessed Sa-
viour, and could say in humility and faith,
Now l know about Jesus, that Jesus of
whom little Mabel so eagerly wished to hear. "
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-02-02

reform the fashions and habits of our men
and women, wherein lies the only hope of a
perpetuation of our name and race.
Palmer (Mass.) Journal.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-02-02

*REy. v; 9, 10. JOHN HUNTER.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, September 18th, 1869
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-31
District Court Proes.diuS,.


JUDGE ono. d. KrESEr. PRESIDING.
The District Court met on the Goth instant
and the following business was transacted:
State W. John Gaylard, indicted for an as
sault to commit bodily harm. Defendant or.
dered to appear for trial on Sept. I'd. =,
State VI. Bernard ]. Cosgruve, indicted for
murder. Molten was made by defendant
counsel for u change Of venue. supported by
aftidavits. Motion overruled by the Court.
with permission to renew the same motion at
subsequent time in case of inability to pro-
cure u jury in this county. fr.-
August 3O.-State VS.. Timothy O'F1aherty.
indicted for assault with intent to commit
bodily injury. Case continued for the term.
State VS.. Haines--Continued for the term
by stipulation of counsel
State vs. Lung King and All Sim-Contin-
ued to Monday, Sept 5th. and attachment
issued for defaulting witnesses.
All civil cases in the Canty mill matter were
ordered to be tried before the Judge without a
jury.
FINE ORE.-We- saw yesterday some re-
markably fine samples Of free ore from new
discovery in Bull Run district. The ledg.
has been named the Hope ledge, and is said
to be large and regular. The owners think
they have a fortune in it. .... r...r o..
IMPROVEMENTS AT HALLEcK.- Sixteen car
loads OF lumber have passed up the road for
Camp Halleck within the last few days, to be
used Ill improving the premises
The Norton mill at Cope is rapidly approach
ing completion. The site selected is on the
east bank of the Owyhee, opposite Placerville.
1t will be completed within a month.
The machinery for new saw mill Davis
Il CO.. has arrived at Mountain City, and
will be erected immediately. Mr. Davis will
put up his quartz mill as fast as possible.
DREW & Co.'S mill at Mountain City, after
being idle for few days for repairs, is now at
work OH Ida GossaGe ore, which is certain to
return big results.
WHITNEY n Co. shipped, yesterday, an en-
CINE and boiler to Jackson n Co.. Eureka.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-31

MINERAL HILL.--D. Il. Norrhey reports a
rich discovery made last week on the west
side OF Mineral Hill. So far as feveIopuon,s
have been made, it bids fair 10 open ont into
frst-class mine. The ledge is Of good size
regular, and tho ore is Of an excellent annlitv
The discoveries. snnguinc of having - good
thing are industrionsly ut work on the mine.
The new mill will fire M in about ten Ioys
when we expect to honr If large aud regular
shipments Of bullion from that cnmp.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1 NE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PURCHASED THE
business OF OpPcnhsimer & Co. IN EIko and
Cope. all parties indebted tu said nTm iticI to
settle. Or legal proceedings will be Imcccd against
them J.. LIVINGSTON.
Iu2Iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
rr1p FIRST WARD HOMICIDE.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an lnyestl-
CATION into the circumstances connected with the death
OF John OBrien, who stabbed ON the night OF the
18th inst by Ii wrenee Sullivan in the tenement NO:
Whltchallst The evidence cofroberated the account
ne retofore published sullivan who In the habit or
beating his Wife came home intoxicated on the night IN
0uestion and commenced his evenings exercise.
0'Brien interfered to save the woman, and sui
yan turned upon him, when the former
reiterated up stairs followed by sullivan, who declared
he would kin O'Brien, aud, drawing large hiie,
plunged il into his abdomen, causing wound from he
effect of which he died Saturday last VERDICT
against Sullivan given, and he was committed to
the Tombs TO await the action OF the Grand jury Dung
the examination OF the witnesses. Sullivan became Nefy
violent in his Language and demeanor, seiLed cnd
and swnglng aOft, thseaened to strike MS VIC Mho
w. NJ yenIent lie was seized and handcufed
AZ sullivan was about 20 depar Tor the Tomos DC "hea
tears copOusly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
THE SUPERVIS0RSHIP
JOHN FOLEY vs.. HENRY SMITH.

On Thursday last Mr.. w. o. Bartlett, of conn
sci for John Foley in the contest for the supersorshp
applied to Judge Barnard the Supreme Court Cham
bers, for peremptory mandamus directing the Mayor
appoint Mr. Foley the office. Papers were submitted
without argument both sides, and Judge Barnard
yesterday morning, the following opinion The act
April H. 1851, amended by the act OF April 1883 pro-
vides that OF before the fourth Wednesday OF
Der In each year the Mayor OF the city OF NewYork shall
appoint Supervisor the person who received the
highest number Of votes for Supervisor the
received by the Supervisor having the of the
Board OF Canyassers having been elected the cleo
ton last held. The person having the highest number
person having the OF OF as
having been elected was John Foley.
Henry smith had what purported to be higher num-
Der, Dut Henry Smith, at the time OF the election was
Police Commissioner and the act OF April a. 1869 pro-
Yldes that all votes east at election for person
holding the Office Of Police Commissioner shall be void
Void votes, in contemplation of law votes at ALL
M that as we are bound to look at it, Henry smith re-
ceiyed no votes whatever. John Foley has been twice
audged by the Supreme Court TO be entitled TO the
Office - -
He now asks for "A mantamus 10 compel the MAYOR m
appoint him. cannot conscientiousy refuse 10 grant
the writ clearer case, calling for peremptory
damus according 10 the well settled principles which
control the Issuing Of that writ hardly be
We know nothing here but the law The law adiudged
MT Foley entitled TO the Office and the Court must put
him into it.
The rule OF law has been adopted by the Supreme
tongt OF this state when statute requires official
~ he done by given day Tor public purpose IL shall
he construed merely directory In regard 10 the time
The provinces OF the Court u " declare not 10 make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
SUPERIOR COURT.

Before Judge Spencer OIirid, s. Bqllou act.
The Metropolitan Sdri,gs BGnk-TfS plaintiff sued Ito
bank for the recovery OF her deposits anuunng a. co.
aud the bank refused h. pay The plaintiff for the reason
that they had paid forged check for ESQ, purToing b
have been drawn by the plaintiff although the gnat
attached 10 the check bore resemblance 70 that ~ the
plaintiff The President and Secretary ~ the bank gave
very vague testimony I'm regard % the sister " the
plaintiff having been az the bank, and conveyed the inn
preston that she had drawn the money. This theory
was very soon overthrow by positive testimony n
several witnesses that for months before and after tho
time Of drawing the check the sister was IN keeue H.
After the palntln counsel ha opened me case & DO
would make affidavit that she did not know where her
handbook was and had never received the money that
the bank would pay her. II appears that the pl.utn
had already made such affidavit, but the bank had re-
fused to pay her. and even refused 70 allow her
sci TO inspect the books OF kept by tie hank
although the bank had lost plaintiffs baukbook which
she intusted TO them and took receipt for the -1re
Plaintiff made "A motion before trial 10 compel The bank
to allow inspection OF their books but the COur Only
ordered that they furnish sworn copy " the paintns
account For plaintiff, Albert Day; for defendant e1
Judge SlOssOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
THE COURTS.
uNrrEp srArEs coMMlssI0NEns. =.

Before Commissioner While rfrqdii,.n a..
Tho further examination Of Louis Groirap ,gio.f
TRADITION, on charge o. emhcZZlel6en Of about 500
sought by the North German Union, came on ip ~ n vi
circuit Courtroom yesterday. The motion made bv III
Hirsch, prisoners counsel, Saturday FOR ro,y.,,.
discharge Oh the ground that The not Commit
ted under government 20 which Mins'sr Baucroft " =.
accredited. aud that therefore his cert gto o. tie dom
mcnts constituting the charge we're void. wa dene
Mr. Hirsch then moved the discbalge o. the MI
the grounds; first, thar tic paifr "a
their face did not cstabiish Tie rflu a
for which eXtraditOn Is prayed. They aIeee an
Grorian datar, clerk In Tho Mag..,rate Ca II
at Dargun IN the Grand Ducby % Meek eniirg s,bv =
rim, and that he embezLed $50 u fees that had eeT
ceivod by him and not accounted To- I'm his rfturr.
counsel claimed that the evidence ~ this wa shown
tine papers b. be only hearsay, ana was not th,rcf
the prisoner charged with having Hypothetical a.
tain accounts deposited with hmb guardians Of Ia,
wards, and had appropriated the funds. Amounting b.
about $780, 10 his use. The counsel conceded nd
this crime, but not such q ono con'euipiaff
by the Treaty ~ Extradtion. Tho C0um.s souer fe1
served his decision and adjourned tie examination until
O'Clock to-day.
ers-Dayid LndO and John Anderson Of No. 10 Prircsl
ST. A. Eldridge OF No. ~ Whitehall John Craft 0f nj, "a,
whitehall, David Lindo and Monaghan 81 No 81 Peet.
Slip and Robert spencer and Anderson 81 No n Coen
essp were held In 81 GOO bail each, FOR examination M
the Commissioner yesterday charge ~ carry ng on
the lottery business without paying the special tax rs
quired by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
SUPERIOR COURT

Notice TO the Bdr.-0n and after July B. and
up to and including october J. the Chambers branch VI
this court viii open at u m
DeciSi0ns-By Judge Friedman.-Henderson agt jack
s0n-MotiOn denied. Moore agt Leary-Order granted.
The Security Insurance Co. agt. The Newe:sey steam
Navigation COMOtiOn 10 set aside the order Tor me eh
animation OF Daniel Drew denied, with $40 costs. Nor
ris agt White-Order granted. Lassing ag Trener-MO
ton granted upon payment OF the costs and dsbuf-e
ments of the action within 20 days. Duffy agt. Duffy
Motion denied. BestOr agt. The World Life Insurance.
CO.-Extra allowance Of go granted knight ag ONell
Case referred. Merchant agt. FOX-MOtiOn granted.
aud case referred Sullivan agt MillerMoton granted
or terms in memorandum On papers. Mongiin agt.
Ahrensberg-MOton granted upon payment 81 the tax
able costs in the action. DuraDd agt. Durand-Moion
denied. Haws agt. Barr. Kuhn agt. S@ss-Ihe order N
arrest and the affidavit upon Which II was granted must
be handed up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
LADIES, FAIR AT wEsTcHEsTER.

The ladies of the Presbyterian Society held
their annual Church fair at Westchester Last week which
was practical success and reflects credit the Execu
tive Committee, as well others The Town Hall
was handsomely draped with flags and bunting and im
Iense estoOns OF eyergreens, with sprnkling OF fra
nent and column, and metamorphOsed the large gallery
into thing OF beauty Miniature bowers sprung up
in every corner the pickering lights giving fantreveal
ngs Of the bewtching beauties that recned beneath
rustic the Mecca OF the tired and thirsty Scores Hooked
thther for the cooling daught and not refused 10y
empty Apropos this was the old woman who lived in
her SHOE, with her numerous progeny propped up IN an
inmitabe manner In the center OF the hail. Peterfam
liars and gay young folks endeayored In vain 10 scape
respectable distance with huge whip which had re-
spect neither age The floral arranSements
were superb and quite surpassed previous Vest
sides OF the hall was displayed sas sd ~apef
Of articles to tempt the conscience ana yhich5
useful and ornamental, nearly al OF WHICH
sold for fabulous prices An ychar Of crimson reps
having strip OF worked seved through the cen
fer sold for $780, at 81 chance, and was drawn py
animals made OF fine downhannel which found ready
sale These squeamshOOking things were designed ior
me toiettabe The traditional bridal ring was won py
MIR. Barnard Of Throggs Neck 80 varied anu many
were fine Attractions that would be impossible 70
enumerate but nothing perhaps, ineited more adir.
ton than q chids wagon, designed ana uiade by .;
gem and found a purchaser in Mrs. 81. John OF Union
port The ctioneTy tables were eNtensNey pt.O
led Little urchna too lowered about them most oN
ny, and looked painfully ANXIOUS AZ ,hey and lcast
the auction sale took place, under the drtcuov Ia
lady managers and Mr.. James Jarvis OF UnonporI any
noisy, spirited affair The attehanSe Vs. not
throughout harmony perfect and the aaes n.y.
without their reward. The receipts are " W.
large though days must elapse before 1870
estimate be given. Tho money Is 10 NC ue'o'o" W
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
TIE CENSUS.

ENFORCEMENT OF THE PENALTY FOR REFUSAL
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
Cen Sharp, United States Marshal for the
Southern District of New-York, has commenced suit
against about 80 different persons in this city to compel
the payment OF the penalty Of $50 imposed by the act OF
Congress- upon all who refuse TO impau the information
required by the enumerators Section 10 OF the act,
under which this Census is taken, provides
That and every free person than Of belonging
e aG 6ssI sem any S @ then n pS %
family shall be- and each Of them hereby T. required thereto re-
S S q R or her kSoHlSge Of ever person belonging to ue family
the yaGG PTe0' 81 e s ana 9 ,s s' ana and 'Ts S
debt BY to the Of the United States
Under this section, capas was issued yesterday ont
OF the United States Circuit Court and served upon Mr.
Harrison Durkee retired stock broker residing at the
corner Of Tenthst and ST. Markspace in the Tenth Dis
trct OF the Seventeenth Mr. Durkee wholly declined
answering nteTrogatores propounded to him touch
the Assistant Marshss return to that effect the proceed
ings were instituted In the other cases, though the
processes in the hands Of the Marshas service has
not been made and it s possible that no steps will be
taken in them until after the decision IN Mr.. Durkees
suit which it is said he will defend and make test
The returns from the Twelfth District OF the Eleventh
Ward would be complete but FOR me the inability OF Mrs
drums explicitly advanced by AssistantMarshai David
evil nr gded hm o bS abode Of Mrs. Welsh e had
enjoyed brief time in each the society of 100
individuals In that district OF whose pleasant
Office but at her domice his visit was stormy and his
strength defed. His patriotism too which alone makes
his position snecIIe, was shocked Dy the opprobrium
which Mrs. Welsh cast upon tne government he
so dearly loved. ITO h-ll wild the Government
quoth Mrs. Welsh, with arms ahmbo and eyes
ablaZe. "WOt have / to do wild the. Guyer-
menti Are yez the Guyermenti Answer gues-
tons, is it, Diyil a wan OF me; and don't We
lose his scalp and may be the tail OF his coat Out wild
yell" Profanity the right OF him profanity on the
left OF him. Mrs Welsh close behind him, out gOt the
Marshal Far from those domains he wandered, know
ing that though the law would impose penalty upon
Mrs Welsh for her cOntumacity IL would not provide
remedy for a scalpess head tailless coat even
though they ornamented the corpus of powerful guy
ermeut."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Bills were introduced and referred as fol-
lows
Mr. JOHNSON HDem, ALTO regulate the manufac
ture Of brandy from grapes peaches and other fruits
Mr.. WELKER Rep., 0hio)-FOr the establishment OF
a department Of revenue.
Mr. MAYNARD rep, TENN ITO punish the collection
Of Illegal taxes on passengers.
Mr.. WOOD Dem n. " introduced a bill for the dis
tributon pro rata OF all moneys paid or to be paid by
the Republic OF Venezuela for claims OF citizens OF the
United States under the award Of the mixed commissions
under the treaty Of April rs, 1866. Passed
Mr.. DAVIS (tep, n. " introduced bill to authorize
the issue OF four per bonds exchangeabe for and
convertible into legal tender notes at par. Referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. REEVES Dem, n. " offered preamble and reso
luton directing the Committee on Ways and Means TO
report TO the House forthwith bill reducing the present
duties on all classes OF salt 50 per cent.
The previous question seconded by vote Of II to
CT.
Dir. MCCARTHY rep, N. " moved to lay the resolu
ton the table which rejected by ayote or IS yeas
~ JOG nays. . u.
Mr.. FERRIS Rep. n. " moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the main question was ordered.
Mr.. cox Dem, N. " moved to lay that motion on
the table.
Mr.. COx's motion agreed to-Yeas, 10l Nays, 81.
The resolution was then adOpted-ieas, l0i Nays, 49,
The following Is the vote in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
TILE ICE sMINDLE.

To me EditOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR The Grand jury will find a very proper
subject for their immediate attention In the conspiracy
OF the knckerbockcr lee Company against the public
good The smaller companies ana d aers dare
not underhel the knckerbOcker, being threatened by IL
with such competition as would ruin them hotel pro
prietOr said In my hearing, yesterday, that company
had refused, early in the SeasO, to make
supply him at 81 30 per hundred until the KnickerbOcker
Company was heard from
Drivers OF wagons who undertake 10 supply Kncker-
booker customers reported and the Company refuses
thereafter 10 furnish lee 10 them Consumers have lately
been charged 81 50 per hundred, and this morning
told by driver that the price 10 be again raised about
the end OF this week TIE pretense OF short supply de-
ceives very few people. The whole operation Is bold
shameless conspiracy against the health as well COM
fort of the people. II.
heS- ORR. June a. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
CRIMINAL.

Attic Tombs Police Court yesterday, J snoasS
Hogan committed John Flynn i sro,,sIy heates Jss
,h 1Teefe fellow tenant OF NO. o. AN s,Inud
JoSephine Marshall coored on snhuaS esonmited
AInbonso Jovzean was brought before JS os.Srs
shaalay ar the Jefferson Market rolice on ate ss
Of assaGling Edward Faur mea'f Fsur Vas ia ven
precarious condition and Joyzean vas 81, ttl ON the
Augustus Neuseheuter MAS Mas rsss Of John hwsr
S We % ca n hSSe on sunday night, Win hVht "
sISo He was committed in default Of s"' O'' ,,re
At the Essex Market Police court Ers,s sS'' sg
Justice Iedwth John Bomgatnn,Tn ~ of NJ ai6 rhrt
We I'm The back and fingers. The pil,'n'a Se.sous
d,f,nit IN Al OO hau 10 answer at the 49,, , i,re W
d. az Eonpeii entered Chrstian heui .,.T nd
;d,, ~ No as sxth-st.. and smashed e''i' ''''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

Mr.. YATES lRep., Ill moved an amendment prohibit
ing hereafter all taxes tea, coffee and sugar.
Mr.. SHERMAN remarked that the amendment would
strike off s56O0CO Of revenue, and adopted the whole
bill should fall.
Mr. YATES advocated his amendment at length.
At o'clock the House resolution announcing the death
Of the Hon. David HeaOn, representative from North
Carolina was received, and after eulogdes OF the de
ceased and the adoption OF the usual resolutions Of
dolence the Senate at I45 took until evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
SUPREME coURT-CuAMBrns.

DecisiOhs-By Judge lngraham.-Dcmarest
agt. Dcmarrst.-COmpaintd dismissed. Lang ayf D.n0-
hue-Moton granted on the usual stipulation HarriIg
ton agt McGlynn.-MOtiOn denied.
BY Judge BarnaTd-HOycy ut. Fabcr.-N0tion granted
BY Judge Cardozo-Stuyers agt. Fabcr-Hoth molten.
denied; costs 10 abide event Morse at Kuhufr No
ton denied without costs Chiyer agt. Ackermln-.lo
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

the law It's duty ia TO give effect to the DEGREES OF the
IeRislature and the Courts is well said by Lord Hale.
are bound TO see that sutors obtain the fruits ofdocons
OF suits In their favor. Let the mandamus Issue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26


Tar for opening allev In
the name N Conrad iTes-
sler, Trustee on lnterestI
from January i5th iasb
an ~
|Inderman. Jeremiah
Ditto. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
|Ingeraol' John II
FIrat Ihstallment 81 taxl
for cnrbIng and paving
footway on interest from
Uecember i4th, 1899,
e1t.28.
| BEGINNING on First street
west. sixteen feet eight
inches north Of tho south
east corner Of said lot
and running north sew
enteen feet, thchce Westl
one hundred and dfty-
eight feet. thence EouihI
seventeen feet. thence
east TO the beginning.
jolly. John ..
Beginning on Seventh.
street east twentv-ilve
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

paving alley, In the name
OF William II. Gunnell, D
on interest from August
10th, 1869. ......S1f.10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tax for 1867, (in the name
Of b. +, Middleton and
VIM. II. Gunnell, }. ease
Kelscker, Adam, trustee w.
Schlegel.
First installment OF tax for
paving alley, on interest
from August 10Th, 1889,
Beginning thirty-two feet
south from the northwest
corner OF said lot on
Sixth street west, and
running east ninoty-three
feet three and one half
lnchee, thence south Tour
teen feet, thence west
ninety-three feet four and
one half inches, thence
north fourteen feet TO the
beginning.
Reese, A. +. l.. ..........
First installmentof tax for
paving alley, on interest
L.-..... L..a...A I'M. IanA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
TRUSTEES SALE.


, yi-tne of the pfoEisiOns Of " deed
If trust, made By JohnB. Mastin on
the ian day of January, 1869, to secure
IN Emma Haynes the sum Of Two Thou
sand dollars of certainindebteduess men-
t;nnsJ therein. the said decd being Only
SaonrJrJ IN record book ofD9eds tO) pa
aes Nm, IN and14s 0fNoxubee eonnty in
Gbe State Of Mississippi, the undersigned
viii nroceed to sell tothe highest bidder
f,r cdgb nj public cutlery, before the
ro1rt.house door in Tic town Of Macon,
ynynbee county, Mississippi, on 61IUR-
my ,Lo FIRST DA Of O04OBER,
is7o. the following Described parcels OF
land living and being in said county and
state. to-wit the FL Of section II, may
,cres on the east. sideOf the Macon and
Cooksyille road in section ii and lot !
containing 43 acres in section ~, all Id
township IA of range II and containing
by,estimation Alb acres, more or less, To-
csciher With the appurtcnances thereuh-
70 belonging The above property, OF 50
much thereof as is necessary, wlll DC sold
To nay OF and satisfy the sum of $1,000
90 and interest of said debt falling. due
January lst., 1870, and the costs OF this
trnst The title to the land is believed
70 he good, but | shall only convey such
title rs is vested in me as trustee.
JAMES II, RIyES,
caA+to-2 Trustee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10
NOTICE

4 Shave sold my house and lot in
IA Macon. and have to give possession
by the first Of October, | viii sell, at pr.
waite sale, great bargains in Wagons
Carriages, etc; al , q large assortment
Of Carriage and Blu q Irons and springs
Eight Good, New Cary Plows, Two Fin,
Mich Cows, Two Mules, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
I will sell at auction, on the 9th o
September, all articles not previous!
sold.
All those who are indebted to me vii
please settle by the 10th of September
or they will have TO settle with SOM
| one else.
Aug, 27-4ts. 7. S. FREEMAN.