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ONE OF Punch's recent ilns,ro,,--.
| OF gentee family in the street bareroo.os
| The wit of the picture is not yery annaront.
but TIE satire is upon the narrow, high .beeled
boots of the present day. Wearers of biOb
heels and narrow boots are warned that thew
will in due time be overtaken by the retribu.
tion OF deformed feet, which will be a serious
affection, inasmuch as the "female tuotsicum"
whatever that may be, but meaning proba-
bly, the ladies' feet-is to be worn bare, and of
its natural size. The fashion of high heels, if
we may take the opinion of anatomists and
surgeons, and others who ought to know, Is
producing very disastrous results. Leading
the wearer as 1t does to walk on tip-toe in
stead OF on the ball of the foot and on the
heel. II throws the muscles and sinews of the
leg out OF gear, and twists and turns them in
very Objectionable manner. The constant
strain damages the form OF the lee, and causes
positive disease, One of Its most curious ef-
lecls is that OF destroying the symmetry and
beauty of the leg in that respect which is uni
versally considered so attractive and charm
ing, as that when nature has failed to fulfil
lis work. resort is bad to artificial means of
supplying the deficiency-in other words It
shrinks and dwindles and finally wastes
away those graceful protuberances called, for
want OF better names, the calves" The
high heels can as easily be detected by the
Gait as can the false hair by the unnatural
size oil the chignon, or the paint and enamel
by the sickly glow OF the cheek or the undue
smOotbness OF the lace.
| The high heels, moreover expose the wear
| ers to dangerous and unseemly accidents
tripping them up and throwing them down
as they alisht from the horse-cars, or walk up
on the rough pavement, or on the edges Of
stairs. Serious accidents have resulted from
this cause, but many more serious will prob
ably occur before the foolish fashion Is
changed Tor better, aud women are content
to appear no taller than nature has made
them, and an awkward, mincing, painful gait
gives place to poetry and grace Of motion.
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IL er House, " esbrook, and the cen,er q, ,be CIV
one large lined Buffalo, ,oe. and Red Silk Plush
Sielsh cushion with hammer clolh. The above re-
the MarshaPs office, - 'H-'A D~-As --' ."
Portland, March
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City Of Portland.

City of Portland.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN, |
April I, 1870. !
ORDERED. That notice be given by the putlca-
~ ton OF this Order in two daily papers seven
days to all parties interested the proposed assess
menis for the sewer constructed The past year in
State, Deering and Mellen streets; that this ard
will hear all such parties the eighteenth day OF
April instant, at eight O'Clock p NJ, at Ihe AIner-
mems Room, and will then afterwards proceed to
ascel tain and assess said assessments.
Read and passed.
Attest: H. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
A true copy.
7tapG Attest:-H. l. ROBINSON, City Clerk,
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Glass window-PuIIeys.

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Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New York,
Indiana, Illinois and other States, for persons from
any State or County, legal everywhere; desertion
drunkenness support, etc., sufficient cause; no
publicity; no charge until divorce obtained. Advice
tree. Business established fifteen years.
Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney,
mr1Si3m No. rs Nassau Street, New York City.
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nor FAMILY USE. Simple cheap, reliable
il Knits every hing. Agents wanted. Circular
and sample stocking free Address bINKLEY KNIT
TING MACHINE co. Bath. Me. oc29-dly
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Notice of Appeals.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, \
First Collection DisrrIct of Maine,
Assessors Office, SO Exchange Sire ct. {

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
First Collection Dsirict of Maine,
Assessors Office, SO Exchange Street,
Portland, April /, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at ths Office of The
~ Assessor OF said District, in Portland, in the
County of Cum Dberland, on TU UESDAY, the 18th day
of April, A. ID. 1870. at ~ ---L tarenoon
Anpeais i'll rcceivedsand determiped by me- the
undersigned, relative TO sny erron GUS or ex essive
valuation, assessments or enumerations, by the AS
SCISSOR Of said District by the Assistant Assessor
of any division assessment district within said
First Colec ion District returned in the annual list
for the yea 1870.
The law preserib ng the duty of Assessors in rea-
ton to Appeals provides til It "Al appeals 10 the
Assessor shall be made 10 writing, and shall specify
the particular case at thing resperting which
decision is requested, and shall state The ground
pri ,ipl. OF error complained of"
The 9Th ection OF the Act of Congress, approved
July l3, 1866, amending hat is known the Inter
nal Revenue Law, requires each Postmaster TO whom
this notice is sent to post the same in his office.
GEORGE H. KNOWLrON,
Assessor First District Maine.
Aprii 8 1870. did
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N O IT 10 II I!
SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders o
n the Royal River Paper Co will be held at the
Baker House in Yarmouth, on Friday, April 18th,
1870, at 2 l-2 o'ciock p M, to consrier what
measures they viii take for the disposition OF the
property belonging to the company.
R. o. CONANT, Clerk.
Portland, April 8th, 1870. aprstd
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per onn,t1'e, in adranc ce.

perfectly a. m q, spots, and they will not sit so
Ing process, and drSt. Sc l have tried the damp
dian Journal OF Conroerarpp approve oil it, Cana
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Portable Steam Engines

COMBINING the maximum OF efficiency aura-
bility and economy with the minimum OF weight
and price. They are widely and favoraoiy known
more than $50 being in All warranted satisfac
ory, or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
j. G. HoADLEY & CO.. Lawrence, Mass.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
oANGEBURG COUNTY.
III cHs tsomMox t,IYas.

E. T. GiSsesi, Adta's, FOR another, In the,
M. CircHi I
~. Goodwin, sr. Ax. ct. al. Court.
BY virtue of au efder o. sale made in, the
said case, by the said CSna,, / viii tell At
orfaseburg, s. c., on Monday, the "a day
of January next, during the dsaal hours OF
sale, tho following land !:
All that tract Of lpnl situatGa on Lime
stone, containing eB4 acres mere or less.
bounded nSffh hy sands Of Christian Wolfe,
i,aniel Le.ey ard J II.zsigisF md east,
and west BY lsnds Of y, II. 5cigicr.
Terms--ti in -l.sIf casli, balance in j gear
secured ay Bond and merigage, with euse-
nant for resale ON breach Of bond. With In
terest from day of Sale. Purchaser TO pay
for papers and Hsa;pps.
sheriff's 0iles H. RIGGS.
0rapgebrrg &. HsSssC., s o. &C.
December GslST0A ~
dec 10 III
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Aiae plantation for sale near Fort
Mette. Soc advertisement,

=
E cali Attention 70 ille advertise.
anentsois our friend Peter @. Cannon,
Gun and af.ocS smith, which appears in
another colunpsi There Is no. more
slesersiug young man iarthc County
silsA n & ahRops Ia him Is suppliea
asgsas wkish COR peepis would sadly
expesicaes in dis abasncc. Besides he
q SAs 0Fspgs6nrss own sons, and
every citizen should feel 4 pridc 10 the
encouragement Of aalIss taisnt and gem
ins.T tOnS sFissd has ozhibited to us
hesssal spssimcas Of his workmanship,
psths fhsslins os tith loeks, stcBks &c.,
md q ias j. ou jaagment Is concerned
Me esn saisly ssr5nsSena to our res.
daEsfrala wbas sS haze seen, that p. G
EapSgiss saa apa Loctsipitll, at Mrs.
slisss old stand, d cslellassd to give
shtire satisfaction in the execution and
fnlsh 81 sysry piece Of work entrusted
gte Ifia hsndsaitit ~
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RECEIEER'S SALE.
oRASGEBURG COUNTY.
IN CoMToS PlrAs

-s.f z - - = e-AssA -.
Valentine ri,tAsa, ct. al, In the
Elizabeth g. Ellis. ct. al. Court.
By. tirthe Of an order OF sale Jnads In this
case ~ tho said Court, will sell at orabko.
burg s. G., on Monday the "a day OF Jahna.
rs next. during the psDal hours OF sale:
J.. Al that tract Of land situated in Orange
burg County con;aing one hnndfeG and fori '
six 49, acres more, Or lcp5 sia5a
by lands Of J. u. Ksi,t, J. U. Wannaniaker
and tract No. J.. b. ~
= All that lot Of land sitnstei IN saiti
County, containing one hundred and thirteen
Ql2) seses more or less. bounded BY lands
of estate 4. J. Glover, a. e. Andrews aud
trsei 10. J. u
3. All that tract Of land situate in said
County containing one hundred and thirty
eight llSS acres more or lese. bounded Lr
lands'of t. IL. LcRare. satate T. j. Glover. 1.
e.,AhdFcns aud tract No. 4, pcschasel " h.
Lo;,is,
~ = slu situate on Rnsscil
.Sfrees; Ia the fTuiSn of tlsa ape
he,.aded hy lots sf I'M. II. Ut EES aud -
r. lnlar Esq. 4sl.,s
All the above T.apds are fsssld Mt the tisi
of the fsrmer purchasers, i5eS hseing FAILED
10 comply with The ,ernsef sale.
Terms -.fjne-third cash, arid tie Balance
on credit Of twelve months. pnrchasers Il
give Fond FOR said bnlanco. bearing irtcrssl
from dar y Of sale, and secured by- n fiicr,cag,
Of The lreIniscs, with covenant FOR Eessis
on q shreaeh OF the condition of said Bond
aid To pay for Papers and Stamps.
g. R. GLOVER. .Rssaiser.
Ofangebarg, s.. e., Dec. o. lSTO,---td. 3;
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Barca Gerols, the Prussiau Minister,
aess not appear TO indulge in very strong
hopes of the capisslation Of Paris. In
conversation the othor day. nc ssated
that he had received no official dispatches
other than the last circular OF Risinarck,
alrsady publishei, bat that the situation
wss By no means 40 encouraging for ths
Prassiah ssmy as il was On the vssgfAAll
iarestmsnt Of paris. srhcscosa MisAthe1
end the Intense cnthusissih 6'the fsreucl,
he said. might yss rs6csh Paris
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VS.. - gt
chSqlssfs 8. Bun, 81. II. u !.
q aiy sirtue of 1nlosdtr .cf ssssS ia ihis q se,
i will sell at orapgcbnrg, s. C., on Monday,
81 day january next, drssh ske legal hours
Az .ant 1fouss and E<ot IN tae YiflhEo os
lOrapgsburs, on Busfeil Sfrs1t 20 fees, Ant
;E depth G5 feet h9ahdod in tks north by
Russell Street, rAss By Dr., y. y. Olivsyos,
sonth by Trsfst Estete df n. IL. Bull khd
wife, aud west by u. Louis.
Terrs=As0ne-shirdi cssl,, hh4hhce en q cred
II tof one aud two years, purchaser 70 give
bend for such balance secured by mort gage
or The premises with accyenart for resale in
ease of breach OF condition Of she Bsnd, and
!nsurc the Buiiiing and assign the Policy,
andgto pay for Papers, Ssanps Aad Kes8ai.
ing. q
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S35E NGEDURa- cosisfes PLsAs
Julia 4. ssRegn, Asm'x
Thomas G, Albsrgetti,
NJ al fof

81
Thomas =, CA E, AlSs,ss.si, (, ctrsai, Court.
IL -islne stf "a order as, .stse .Esis
easo By the said Contt, Srfil san At Orange
burg, s. c., on Monday tho "a ny of Jkau-
ary next, during the usual h6nfs Of sails xil
the Real Estate of which the Iate w. T. Mc-
Kewn diedsseizad, ,stostsii: 10 Bi9gG, {ft, I.
i. All that tract Of land situate In the
Village of 0rangsbmsg, on the Rive Chop
Road, containing twelve Il y acres more or
less, Bounded by lands of II. Riggs and Es.
tate w Il. McKcwn. being thotract on which
the said w. 7. McKcwn resided in his life
time.
2. All the remainder in DOVER in ALI that.
lot or parcel of laud situs,ed inthe Village
of 0rangeburg, on tho Fisc-Chop Road, con-
tanning four and one+saif f4ll acres moro
orless bounded bS fsnda 81 If Riggs, Geo
Boliver, and the tract above mentioned
s.lAll the remainder IN dover in all that
tract of land situated in oyangebnrg County,
on both sides of the five-Chop Road, (gaid
tract win be sold IN two parcels, the said
Road being the dividing liha.l containing
four hundred and fifty fo1r Is54l acres more
or less, bounded BY bands sof Hon 4. W.
Glover, II. 1eiunderbark. D. +. ssimuons, II.
Riggs, and lands formerly of d. II. Barton,
-nnd lands OF d. w. Barren, c. Arant, and
Joseph Cooke. Jlfs e+s .-s 1rg
| Terms = onc-haIf cash, the balance on q
crelit of twelve months, purchaser TO give
bond for said credit portion bearing inteics,
frtm dAy of sale, and secured. by mortgagc
with covenant for resale on broach OF tn he
condition Of the bond, and also TO pay for
papers and stamps.
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Tins lxzcs1 II cogssas
me pdhisishss af.isia tlstha6las Epis-
sasl hasslA n Aaw ii sssiioA II the
aip siysss0y BNasp si.upssi PIC
NiSiag Many aissingaislcd Clorgymea
Fpzll = u1QZu arc Eui aEyeHuAHCv. = uDifc
sz*reisss II 5i aud evenings Il the Col
Togo Chsfsl Hish0p siHPaon pssasAes
Sabbath morning as ioa O'Clock, and If:
Asrsshe ssfipons ! Mfgo ciass win hs0r-
a&iasa Essssss q. j FSx, d, D,
TFeasass aiss ssslaek r. NJ fslisaed bs
iShs csaisssioh Uf Elders. A. NJ. Com.
pihss n Ds pfsssAss 'ss Z o'clock Sab.
Kishop Simpaca n 5ussly regarded as
Mas q tao aasst paipis Orators Of this
sassry and HIS PFsssnce here IL she
cenistsnca affords the. people of tllis
'secsisp, an oPpostys Of hcariug . man
plFafs ealsit pSs, 4s
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.sst. 4 80 i ALSO
lINtTIlE COURT OF PROBATE.
oRANdEBuRa County,.
Margaret II HnnkerPileF Petition


W.. for
David mm mtllunKerpilcr, Partition.
Ia pursuance 10, an order TO me directed
by the Honorable FnHdC. Andrews Judge of
ihc probate Court,g Il wifi Expose TO ,ualio
outcry on saleday in january next, the, fol-
lowing tract o; lard, viz:
All thnt tract or parcel Of land situate and
lying and bcing in the Co,nty OF orangedury
and State ,nforesaid. containing SIXTY acres
n-ore or less, and bounded by lands of -
Weeks, George L. Smith, and swarz Hum
gerpcler.
Tcrms.-One-ha.f cash, bnlanoeoiila credit
OF one year, purchaser to give bond and
mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale,
payable annually, with oovenant for re-
sale on F. breach OF the condition OF said
bend, also TO pay for pnpers and stamps.
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ALSO
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
0aAyoEBuRa couSrY.
T. W, Glsaton,

Emanuel Glsa.on ss. al.
Ry order Of the Probate Ceurt made ii
;his ease, win ssll at Orsagsburg G. H., on
the lat Monday in January As1t, fer half
eash; the balance in one year, sssesed by
bond AND tnof,gagS " preihisbb, win tsts.
naAt fSt fsaait: PafSRassts i8 pay fsf Bh
pers. stihps shd recording; and 10 Aat9 tsf
privilege III paying all cash. The following
lands in said County. which were Of Absa-
lom Gleaton, deceased:
:. 40 acres, bounded by lands of Dr. rou.
Thomas GlcatSn, Let /, assigned to the wild
ow and Lot . next described.
y 8. 9Sl xSfes bounded by Thomas Glea. on
and II MorSan'k land and by Lets 2 and L.,
- ~; l0I astes, bouaded by the above Lot 3,
9Ad .b5 the Lot !, aesigaed to the Hidew and
BY rms. Morgan's land. ~.
8: 81 acres, granted Absalsm ,GleAtaa IA
1876 akd bounded by his lands and those Of
Tihdal sndsArgos.
6 SO acres, bounded on lands of Dr. Phin,
Dan1 Deine,afeter Fogle aad Absalou Glca-
ton.
Z. z. 20 acres being part Of a tract bough,
by A. and L. Gicatun from H. MoMichaci in
1910, and which ,wtas grantedte Vim. Hull
IN l7T2, the sams being the hslf of 40 acres,
swned in common by r. Gleatea and de.
ceased
sheriGs 0fEce \ II. RIGGS,
Oranseb,ug c. H., s. c., soc
Deceiabcrs, 1870.
lec 10 It'd
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Notice Of Dimissal.

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
In will, on the 10Th dx of January, is7
file any final account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for Qrangcbrrk County, MS
Administrator OF the Estates of j! A. Kei.t.
and ask for Letters Of Dismissal
j.. NJ. HOt'sHR.
dec io--4t Administration
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=. n psrsuance t;s an order TO me directed By
he Aenoraeie TLad. e. hndrewa, Judge Of
The Probate Court, win sxpose. 10 public
outcry oa salesday in January next, tie fol-
lowing tract ofland, viz:
All tha. Plantation or tract OF land tyiny
IN the lower part Of ST Matthews Parish,
orangchurg -eunty, containing three hun
-dred nna siSiss-eae aercs, more or less
bounded BY r.. Hart. j. Sellers, Il. Banis,cr,
w. Rv'.ss, Al hl--==:::.::slcr, aIidyE.i Y 6Ei.7s
Torms--Dne.third cash. the balance pay
aisle in one and two years, secured BY bond
and mortgage With interest frsm day ot sale.
with covenant fcr resals purchasrrsts pay
for papers and stamps.
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IN THE COURT Or PROBATE
s5nAaoE8vae CousrY.
Ex xSsvtsA AibersH. iisstsrpiies.
n. Esan Cook, Potter Cock,
y y Laxinin Cnnif ~ q 4 "

u. IVAN Cock, Peter Coek,
3 Layinie Cook et. nj. y AN
In pursuanccio o an orlerto me Directed by
the Honorable Thad c. AndrewsJ Judge OF the
Probate Court, will expose 10 public out
cry on sateday In january next, the foiloWiRs
tract OF land -
One tract of land containing I60 acres
more or less, inQrangcburg County bounded
By lands efiJolla ID. StfomaB,l Caroline
Gfambling and others.
Terms cash. rlrchasers TO pay for pa.
pers and stampt
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sheri.ff ff's S Sales.

by virtue of sundry writs. of .ss.dI.. TO nc
Probate. to psy aSsessnisats OF bowsr, 4 will
Eell At The Court Hoass on the lst Aonday,in
january; the following property, lowed on as
thc property Of Frederick hoffman decd
at the suit of d. + Siuimons and others, to
viii:
l. One tract Of S65 dcrcs moro or loss. ii
Orsngeburg County, bounded by lands OF
Louisa Cuiclasure, d. Furtick, Lewis Good.
win, &. NJ. Milestone, II. d. J. Milestone
aad ---- Riley.
?. one Of SO acres more OF less, in same
County, bounded by lands of VIM. Knots
Mrs. fsedmsn, Leris Goodwin, d. W. Whet-
stone and tract 4 hereafter described.
B. One Of 276i acres more or less, in same
County, bounded hy lands OF q. NJ. Whet-
stone, Bemberg Pound Jos. Knots. Lewis
Goodwin and said tract 4.
a And one other tract of 1884 acres more or
lees, in same County. bounded on lands of
Vim. Knot.s, tracts . and g. q. M. THet.
stone, Ann Inabinct, Samuei Glmer, Sarah
Strickland and Jane sIuck.
BY consent OF the Judgment Creditors tho
sale will be for one-third caah, the balaios In
two equal annual insta'mefits; scented by
bond Eith interest from date; bsyahle snnu-
all with mortgage Of the ftGmises, Asd q
sosehsnt for resale and collection OF the
Ah5ls Eiroant upon first Breach of The bcud
Purchassfs TO pay for papers, stamps and 70.
eording @--.1ut with the privilege Of paying
all cash.
dee l0-td ~ S. o. c.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
County, or OaANasseaa

o1 OnHHNnocAsO
CA. ssaley; n. W. sfaley, a.,
NJ. C. ulmer, z. D. Staley, and Copy
Anne -. Culleg aud L. Hane Summons.
Cutler, Plkintilfs Sh
Against PorsRelief
J, Wesley Houssr and Rachel, Complaint
his rife, lDefen lants. j Served.
10 tAs 2sfen9eaf: "
u WssleS Houser and RHslsi IIourssr!
X7oUaARE nEaEBY sUaIIoNgD and
F. required 10 aaswer the corfpiain. In
this action, wilich is filed In the offfte bf las
Clerk of Common Pleas Tor the said CoantS
and toscrye n copy Of your answer to tha
said complaint On the subscribers At their
Office, in 0rapgeburg s! c., Within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day OF such service; aud if you IfHii TO
answer the complaint within tho time tfore-
said, the plaintiff ia tlus action will apply TO
tbs Court fogth relie: irYnandedin the com
plsiht.
Dated eFRaSsBh gtDsceu,b.r 9Th 1870.
HUTSoNS & LEGARS,
1ZLAR 4 DiBBBE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
certify that the above Summons Is pub
lished under an order of the Judge of Pro.
bate for the County which extends tho time
for answer to six weeks.
9Th December 1870. e.
GEORGE BoLIvER,
ue9 ~ io 'a !.IG H.i Y. 7. U, c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
Anaignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Matter of joins C. PAxxIya,
Bankrupt, En par4e p. Y. DInpLE,
Assignee.
BY virtue or an'osder OF sale 10 me directed.
from the Honorable District Court OF iae
United StAtes. fer the Dis,fics Of South Car
oiina, willasll at bhblie aneti6n, al Oranges
barg q. II On Monday Janlahy /: fS7f al
the Gstal hbtirs II ssle: iiee "a Y
An that plantation or tract of hand lying.
in the Fork OF Ediaio, uraugcburg County, !,
containing 40 acFes iiiore or less, BOUNDED i,y
lands Of Mrs. M,s Gardnsr, ". a, Resdlc
and -
Also alc Rife ses
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for
papers anil stamps.
Z. Y. DlBBLI, Assignee
,. Jbhn I .tfaahin.; Bankrupt
dee 10 I'd