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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

ANDREwsA winOna Num- on wednesday the Isl inst Dr. X
Andrews OF tbs city. -
Due notice of the funeral will be gwen
BUCKLRy-At Marlborough, w. Wednesday June John BUCKLEY
in the 8jth wear Of his
Notice OF the funeral will be given hereafter
CHICHYSTER-on Monday evening MAY 30 Mrs Agnes NJ Chi
chester late Amer Chichester Of thus city In The 10Th yeA
OF her &c,
West Thirty THURSDAY morning o. june 10 o'clock
further The remains will be taken 20 Jamaica for iDseTneni
FAE-On Tuesday morning. May 81 bis residence In Woodstoef
Westcheser Comfy long snd painful Illness Edwad Fale OF
the late firm Of Fae, williams Co. ,,,,,.
His friends and Of his fathensw George Greer .e invited
attend M. funeral services AIMS Church MOsans Thurs
dav a. 81 Carriages viii be in waiting the Mott Haven dep's
10 meet the 30 Harlem train from Twenty-srihst
PRlsBIR-n Monday 3h paralysis MrA Salle Pnsbe In the 1
Of her
3i West THURSDAY afternoon. at O'Clock
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June bis residence, No. q West Right
eenh ST. Jackson Of this city IN the @' year Of ms
Funeral services held the Pouhaye Presyteran Church
corner secondst Friday June 3 at m M
friends and those family respectfully requested to attend
without further invitation
LoRD-On Tuesday night Nay 81 Amanda wife OF DR. Depaais
The rsiSes and friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
services at her residence "a West Twenty eighth st. Friday
June g. at 4 O'Clock.
PLUMB-At ~ T. Wednesday, April H. Eaeth
Hayes Blackmer, wife OF Joseph Plumb aged " Jears
PLUMBA Csttaraugus T. Wednesday May Is Joseph Plumb
aged 70 yeas
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We spoke the other day pretty plainly of

the Of occasoned by the ravages OF
vagrant and other dogs We have since been informed
by the Monthly Report Of the Agricultural Department
for March and Ap that returns from All counties give
the number OF sheep killed by dogs during the past year
at 3s9 while 1t Is estimated that full returns woud
swell this OF slaughter to 10000 with an actual
money loss OF 100000 Now II these oyicda dogs were
wolves catamounts or bears the STATE OF
National both would offer premium for their neaus
being dear, aectonate del ghtful faithful
dogs you pray why should they have Gil the NUT
for the Ways and Means Committee 10 De consider
ing dog tax
We hear of pugilistic judge at the West,
yiz Judge Puterbaugh OF the Circuit Court who held a
Peoria, IL, the goth ult. An exJudge' named weed
addressed Puterbaugh in language more potent than
polite whereupOn this irate Daniel came down RON inc
bench and fisticufed the insoent attorney The tele
gram says; sympathy Is entirely with Puterbaugh."
Or oourssi II gsrate who cannot keep his temper
oauDot maintain his dguty cannot control al ineudent
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PSssa I.ls staining
snnus charge funds annually
d Of s @ BS & % SuS SaS oS 70 b. S S
AoSe2 ND y re SoS far they have received the
This evening Elders meeting held large and in
eresng These meetings Of the laymen who attend the
General Assembly ~ members have become very popu-
nar and have no little bearing upon the efficiency OF the
Eidership OF the Church.
SYNOD OF THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-SIXTH DAYS SESSION.
A number of students, after hearing the re-
port the Theological Seminary read petitoned tohave
an English textbook substituted for the Latin book
known as Turrcntine's Theology
The Rev. Mr.. Wylie opposed Turrentne as textbook
saying that tho whole theological world is against It, 1t
IS not used in Ireland Scotland, by the Reformed
Presbyterans by the United Prosby erans by the Free
Church by the Established Church. 1t Is not used
in Geneva in the chair occupied by Turrentine him
self 1t not used in any of the seminares in this eoun
try. 1t Is marvellous, If there DO such virtue
in Latin book 200 years old, that
mono OF its friends have made the discovery.
In teaching theology let the professor in protection OF
his own present synopsis of the subject TO he treated
and give full and exhaustive treatment OF every topic
not combining himself TO the subject as presented 200
years ago. but coming squarely up to the literature OF
the present day Prof Sloan spoke in favor OF the Latin
work and after much discussion the Synod decided that
il would be inexpcdent TO make the proposed change
The following resolution was unanimously passed
larry republic vital condition Of good government AMI national
M That IN order fnlfmnt Of this condition the Gov
Of youth into It's band
g. That all the Of history science
be correctly taught Of their relations to moral and
religions uth AMI nOnepG eucaton. called must there
fore be positively sni s snieo the state an educator
itself with morals and religion
education by the State,
protest Of her duty by the pr
ton OF the school fund among the Varou sect and the transfer 70 them
Of her proper work.
That recognized standard Of morals and rel on
among people the Bibles namuch nation
hound be also prpusie religious harae.
citizens OF God
and the knowledge Of His Law important above all things ese to the
discharge Of their OF the
the Bible the public schools and hst
with that OF the Chsn bodies Of our land against us
avfufen
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IOWA.

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIONS-STATE HOMEo-
PATHIC sOCIETY-THE CROPS.
DIS MONIES, Iowa, June 2.-Sutlicient returns
gave been received from the various counties Of this
Vt) District to show that F. W. Palmer (he present
member has majority Of 81 Of the delegates elected to
tho Republican District Congressional Convention which
meets Cd Friday next.
state Homeopatic Society organized here yester-
5v with the following officers PresidentW II. Dick
nson of Des AIoines cePresdents. c. II. COgswel OF
Clinton and p II. Warren, Davenport; Secretary and
Treasurer-G W. Ledlitz. Keokuk. Messrs. E. A. Gull
bert G. n. seidtz, L. E. b. Holt and c. II. Cogswel,
were elected delegates 10 the American Institute Of
Homeopathy, which meets in Chicago next Tuesday
TIE crops in Central Iowa fine and promising.
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NEW - HAMPSHIRE.
THE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, n H., June 1.-The Legislature
convened At II a. N. to-day, Only seven SenatOrs-sx
T.. pubcans aud DemOcra-had been elected by the
people They organized by choosing Nathaniel Gordon
D, Exeter as President. The House reelected Samuel NJ
Wheeler, Republican, of Dover, Speaker The Labor
R,,ormcrs cast IS votes, all against Mr. Wheeler The
amor officers of last year reelected in both Houses
The House filed the five vacant senatOrshps with five
Repuhicaus The venerable Ira Perley, retired Chief
Justice, member Of the Lower House. Gov. stearns
90 Dee reinaugurated at noon tomorrow.
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FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Marriages and Deaths.
Political.
Philadelphia Cattle Ma
ket.
Religious
The Ind ma.
Weston Victorious.
XLlst CHgroSs-1d Sos
sion.
SMITH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Fruit Prospect in Della
ware.
The Potato.
The Rotation Of Crops.
What | Know OF Farm-
ing.
SEVENTH PACE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
New York Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
Red, White and Blue.
Tho Dry Goods Trade.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGH.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
Commercial Matters.
European Markets.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
mcnts.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

in aiding the Rebellion. tho present Administration
found Indebtedness Of about 100000 Exactly how
much this has been augmented is not clear II estimated
that tho present Indebtedness within s20O0O0C0
OF there II terrible howl about the seangs OF
tho Radical Legislature. Az BODY its members may
not have been particularly scTupulous The principal
difference between them and their predecessors, rs
hear it expressed, that while each stole all they
could get the last Legislature gave sometime in return,
IN the way OF improvements. The state credit has all
the while improved. Perhaps another session tho
Legislature may improve also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
wo,fAN,s CIIrR-LAsT SESSION.

The Brooklyn Woman's Club last evening
ended its abors and joys for the season with reception
at Mr. Theodore Tltons Nearly all the members were
present together with numerous invited guests Mrs.
Amess bright dark face gowedi in charming contrast De
side Kate Fields fair hair and blue eyes; Mr. Beecher
looked rugged and sunny usual and the new editor vi
The Revolution brilliant and sprghtly as II that
mighty journal were but Illusion. Miss iOumans,
sister of Prof. YOumans, read short and learned essay
upon Womans education. She didn't believe In suffrage,
but wanted women TO devote themselves TO maternal
cares Of an educational character.
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M3RPIFD,

GLPNNRY-DR PRREST-On "Wednesday, June I, 1870 1t the
Reformed Of Baayeepace and Fourhs.
Jams NJ Ludlow, william A. Cheney TO Anne b H. Ds
Freest all Of this city.
Albany and Troy papers please copy
HOLT-HUNT-On Wednesday the LIST inst, at st. Anus Church,
Rev Dr. Robert Rowland Mr. Geo w. Holt 10 Miss Louise
b Hunt. daughter Of Simon b. Hunt Of this city.
HOWARD-LEWIS-At the Church Of the Holy Trinity Bookln
"Wednesday by the Rev Charles H. Hail. D. Louis Einer
Howard Ella Cleveland daughter Of John W. Lewis bo1l Of
Brooklyn.
Tuesday May d. the residence Of Jode.
brides father by Rev J. r. Thompson George Carton
Lee OF this stella Louisa BOsworth.
woODw D-BLACKBURNE-In BROOKLYN, TUESDAY. MAJ 81
the brides mother 70 SANS ST. by the Rev Fre
Farev d. D. assisted By the Rev A Putnam, Gen: John d
woodward Elizabeth c. daughter Of the late Robins BackburDe
esq
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LOCAL POLITICS.

A meeting of the Irish Republican Association
OF the XlIth Assembly District held last evening
Twenty-Five members signed tho roll II was
unanimously resolved that the Association send five
members TO represent them in the new County Commit
tee OF the Irish Republicans, and after spirited contest
the following named elected: Joseph Mansfield,
Jeremiah Mack Francis McShanc Andrew Brennan and
Peter Rafferty,. The meeting adjourned with cheers Tor
the successful candidates
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TIE BUCKEYE JOCKEY CLUB.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The races over the
Buckeye Jockey Club Course, to-day were largely at
tended The first race was for Club purse Of $780, sell
ing race, two-mile dash. The was won by Biddy
Malone. beating OMaley second, and Cadwalla-
nc stumbled throwing his rider mt the foot
OF the Judges stand, notwithstanding which Battle,
rderless continued the race, keeping ahead for mile
and quarter then falling back momentaIily again. shot
ont and came in three four lengths ahead The ex-
element among the spectators very great. The
ind ges decided the fair because the misfortune
occurred after the start and awarded the race to Bddy
Malone ON the ground that Battle had not carried the re-
CURED weight 49, -. A., l., A.. o., Ill
ages $3.50 TO first 500 to second $50 to third horse The
following is q summary:
Kitty
Emma Marietta. ..'''''''' }
Time li8t, last l;i8.
After the second heat the betting ran very high on
tfy Free
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN woRTH-sT.
or n considerable time past gang of young

de.peradoes have infested the corner Of Hudson and
wortists Two German youths, named Philip ana John
Dohn, residing with their mother, widow 81 DO 10
Worthst., having incurred the ehm'y vi 'nis gang
-, o,,aoLod IN Saturday night by them,
nwbis thew we're conversing with their mother
Who had gone To warn them; and fhnp was uJursa
so severely that his Life ID deanared o. CvEV4eInsanAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

TIE NEW-YORk WEEkLG TRIBUNE
printed large doublemedium sheet, making eight
pages of six broad columns each' II contains all the ul-
portant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local interest," also, Literary and
Scientific Intelligence Reviews Of the most Interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our largo
corps correspondents; the latest news received ~
Telegraph from Washn gton and all other parts OF tho
world Summary of al important intelligence in tins
city and elsewhere synopsis Of the proceedlngs OF
News; exclusive Reports of the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club of the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural nforns
ton essential TO country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment Stock Financial, Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports; making IT, both for variety and com.
peeness altogether the most valuable, interesting ana
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world:
The Full Reports Of the American Institute Farlners'
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, IN each num-
Der are richly worth years subscription
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mar cannot insure respect by very forco Of his official
nannerif s,Icb maeis not entitled 10 sympathy
then s we have TO 49, that sympsthy rs inc proper
lear that Judges rapidly deterorstng Can anybody
imagine Lord Mansfield ChefJnstice Marshall Eittng
ont from tho shoulder at the offending attorneyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

SAN Francisco, June 1.-The Boston eXcur-
sion train arrived in front Of che Grand Hotel at l2loa
m via the San Jose and Market st. Railroad. An I'M
mense hrong OF people gathered and gave the excir
sionsts an enthusiastic reception. The party were DC
OF the Chamber OF Commerce, and visited the emma
steamer to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
THE LOTTERY TICKET swINDLERs AGAIN.

The Collectors of the NewIork Districts,
acting under instructions Washington, have begun
war TO the knife" on the lottery ticket swindlers
Collector Blake OF the Seventh District has succeeded In
arrcsting all OF them carrying on their profession ID MS
nstrict Ia the number OF about So against whom the
Grand Jury have already found bills OF indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
SMALLPOX IN BROOKLYN.

At a meeting Of the Brooklyn Board OF Health,
held yesterday Health Officer Cochran stated that there
was number OF Of smallpox in different parts OF
the CITY and that the Board make some arrange
ent Tor the OF the disease Resolutions were
adopted concerning defects OF quarantine and copy
lulRfe5S.
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MINNESOTA.
RAILROAD BONDS.

CHICAGO, H., June 1.-The vote throughout
oinuesota yesterday on the proposition to pledge the
a lands for the payment Of railroad bonds, was very
,t About 40 towns heard from give for it 5000 votes
against Zoo The proposition is undoubtedly passed by
largo majority.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jupe SUGAR market baoysnti sales made to-day
the b. 81 8I srrobe for No - d. Exchange on Loa
6dl6i premium on United states 20 dsys sgh
currency per discount In gold d cent premium do
short sght, per ocnt premium
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FIRST PAGE.
A Thrilling Scene at tho
Bowery pboater.
Editorial Notes.
Murder Of Senator Ste
pbens of North Carolina.
News of the Week do
nestle and Foreign.
The Fenian FiascO.
SFCOND PAGE.
Editorial:
Hare and Many Friends.
Zone More Unfortu-
nate"
The Methodist Book
Concern.
General Notes.
Greek ReligiOn-I.
NV Lovers.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Dr. Diapers History.
THIRD PAGE.
Foreign Correspondence
France.
Rome.
Farewell 10 May.
German Gossip.
Home Interests.
In June.
Notes from our New Field
OF Travel.
Personal.
The Mcfarland Case.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Decoration Day.
Grammar and Virtue.
Election MOraliLinC.
Enforcing the XVIII
Amendment.
Red Clouds Mission.
The Lesson OF the Raid.
The Democracy on Nat.
uraliZation.
The Tax Tinkprpra.
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RHODE ISLAND.
TILE LEGISLATIVE.

Providence, June 1.-The General Assem-
y at Newport completed the election OF civil officers To-
day aud adjourned to meet again June Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

Sponpe Cushion, afes constant use Ia Broadway
stage nearly years perfectly demonstrates the durability
Cushions Bees, Pillows, ana Fnrnre
and now the CODpany Sseoons '' broAdssI
opposite Nicholas Hotel.
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MEETING OF CUBAN LADIES.

A call has been issued to the Cuban ladies
I'm this city for meeting the ST. Julien Hotel on Mon
day 9Th ins to what best DO done for the
good Of the Cuban cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedyso reward for an ircnrshs
by mail 80 cents pamphlet ree Az
dress X " PlERcg NJ. D., l5j Seneca S., Buffalo " l.
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Plants nv Vail.

The TRorHY ToNAro dor s5 dol, 80 single plants '3e 40
dress b. WAXING, IT,, Ogden Farm Newport X l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

will to-day take his antemortem deposition IL the young
Is sufficiently conscious to give It, No arrests nave
vet been made.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE BIZ ALL NBWsMRN. -
By mail, g per year Terms cash IN advance. Adj
dress THE TRIBUNE, Neg-YoTk.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is ready this
morning. and CONTAINS, IN addition to the general news
off e weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pspsi
WIN EyrEDFLs SONS ~ PuLroN-sT Old DUrCB CHURCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

isryest Ner depot tie world where lie found At an
time eyc-y wee,ase remedial preparation that ministers TO The
heslth ali happiness mortal man.
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A SponQe Cushion, afteI

The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed or Pillow
the Elastic SPOSGE also tie cheapest and most durable HnarsnS
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Cr,cK,,r June Pour gooi demand Family IS 70
q As 90 Wheat a1ms with q lush supply. No. g. oil NJ No
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stars that The p,yeI fad % COUNT IN Ih
single dAgger that the players hA .eh Ino 'N' P~
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed uitA fau
name aud address.
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THE BOSTON TRAIN AT SAN FRANCISCO.


After the second heat the betting ran very high OF
Kitty Free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-11
FOR RENT.


EOR RENT, THAT FERTILE AND
L BEAUTIFUL FARM known as Eastwood, -
the property of the late +. l'lummer Hobsnn,
located In the county OF Goochland. adjoining
living directly on the Canal and River road. IT
contains ABOUT SEtEN 1lU >DRED ACRES,
about $50 Of which the highest state OF cult
walton. The farm Will be rented I'm either one or
two tracts. to suit the lessee, having upon IL two
complete establishments so located as to make 1t
viii be rented for year from january let, 1871,
with an Opportunity to the lessee to purchase
iIeiore the expiration of his lease. An arrange
ment NAV he made whereby an immediate pos
session of the premises could be gwen. At any
rate the lessee Will have the privilege of seeding
his fan crops. &C.,. g..
1t is impossible to exaggeratc the advantages
possessed by this farm. IL is In high cultivation,
very fertile-in iact regarded by many as the
most fertile IN the county admirably adapted to
the prediction Of wheat, corn, tobacco. and all
the city, and charmingly located as to society
lies In the very heart OF one OF the most procuc-
tive and romsntically beautiful regions OF the
State : has high land and low land, meadow and
pasture, and wood land, In unusually correct pro-
portions.
ton. The house has twelve rooms; is hand
somey finished with carving ana fresc0. The
out-buildinys are complete. Water ana gas works
upon the premises might be repaired ut tIillins
expense. y here Is lovely lawn and handsome
grove of primevSl oaks a large and remar kably
early garaen, and young, large, healthy orchard;
rious country establishment.
- If rented In two tracts, the other residence IS
complete in It's appointments, consisting OF q new
house with four rooms, out-houses, Kitchens,
stable, corn-cribs, anu all necessary buildings,
complete anu In good repair; fine garden at
tachcd, &c.
This Is, indeed, a rare opportunity for any one
desiring country residence with the c2nvcnieuces
OF The city, il presents tempting chance to the
gentleman amateur the practical farmer 70
OBTAIN upon liberal terms large, rich. and well
prepared tract of land In Il most unexcepuonable
ncighborhood
For further particulars. address
Tenth and Main streets, Richmond va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-11
BY Lee Il Goddin, Auctioneers,
~ No, lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF INVALUABLE
i PROPERTY ON MAIN STREET At AUC-
TION.-By virtue of deedof trust from Charles
Schumann and wife, the undersigned, trustee, will
sell at public auction on the premises a. on
o. clock 2. NJ, the following de sirable property
that is to say, All that LOT OR PAkCEh OF F
Main street in the city OF Richmond having 4
front of 10 feet inches on Main street ana run
Mug back 1O8 feet to allevd feet wide, being
part of LOT No. 400 In the plan of the city OF
Richmond -...-
The Improvements consist of BRICK HOUSE,
three stories above basement, containing seven
rooms built of the best materials and substantial
", with water and gus on every floor and culvert
connecting with city culverr, and now in the occu-
pancy of Dir. Schumanu. and Is known and desig-
hated as No. 9O6 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. u - - -. .' Is, = =
The terms of sale as prescribed by the deed of
trust are Cash as to so much Of the purchase
money rs may be necessary to discharge the
trust terms Of the balance to be made known on
the day Of sale. ALLEN z. FORREsTER,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auctioneers.
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Iee.-Tuesday after first Monday after
fourth Monday In April ;snd September.
Scott.AFourth Monday in April and Sep
TENDER.
Wtse-Tuesday after fourth Monday in
May and October.
Russell. Monday in May and Oc-
toher. cu.,,
Monday in May and October.
Q T'b,s net shall be in force on and after
the first day of August, 1870, and all acts
inconsistent with this act shall, on and after
the first day of August, 1870, be and they
are hereby repealed. -..-5--.----