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signs OF othg 'rIianels. .,ll7sl,

A'fittle work on. Modern. Palfhist4v"
brings together a large ambuht. of ANUS
ing gossip. bHtfwe can not say how much
you must believe,of it. The person who
will carefully study the wrinkles furrtlo5w
lines and ho1lows on the hands, lwiHib b
able to tell fortunes as we'll as any mode
| e1n iGlpsy. easaI ,I h..f..,..f.., .-..t5...
Ii the palm. o., the hand be long, and
the fingers well proportioned and not
soft butfather hard it. denotes. the person
TO be ingenious, Ghangeable. and given to
# The hands Be hollow 'f solid ia atkidf we'll
knit at the joints, It predfctgi6nG'li life, but
! II oTerthwarted'then't denotes shortslife.
- OhserTeathe fngan of AIeEcgrFr77tbat is,
the little finger; if the end Of lit exceeds
the JointzeQf the ring ngg-fngsr.- such a man
VIII wiI Fg!s, i Ris..o R9HIl9fl a y2pd his wife
if 1t be Short and does mot t'Hteadhthg Joint
he NSilbhave shriew, and she, Will haboss.
!Rroa!ed nails 9hoNltha PterSQhto bel bash
| tul, fearful but Of gentle nature. ~.
NarroW halls Denotes the person TO be
lineiihed to mischief, 'and7to do INJURY to
his senelghborsniliz"q rya.ii blaJ al1suN
u Long PSpls show ae person ;, Is, Re. good
ntatpred :, but ,dlstrustful, and loving re-
conciliation ratheeIrs thdn diffgrencesaAfs
80 Obftque nails signify deceit ana want of
eonEageaIaYiaa s.sl has aglsv.,taL ,sa,l
Little round nails, a@g,eppte ,obstRacy,
anger and hatred.
# tHgy5' are 5f6 6r66kgd az fRgF extremity,
they show pride and aieteeneas:ro;3 hqR
Round nails shswla .eh6ieFic Xersepy yet
soon feGancjleds AQnesty,.ae n IeyeE9f secret
s'fIsi FIesbyy Y nails 1iad adanqts the Bsrs5n be- mild
IN temper idie'ahd lazy!!=}3 T. s9s=aaA
Pale and Black nails1shew the peEson TO
DE. very deceitfplt to his,nejghRar, and sab
iect to- many diseases, -
Red and marked nails signify ch6lerc
| ana martial nature given to ,ctaelty3' and
as many httlemsrks as5heEe are, speak
t'sosmany eyil desires -;la.. ~ sss8 ,.af
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14
NntIgI.AI Park nnnk.
From the Rural New Yorker.

- Il am OF the opinion that your Tin-Lined Lead
lspe w4L lS a sauitarg point of view, be Of in
mite COED 70 aIir ditizdns ~ II :
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. D., New York"t
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ODD Fnuc.es.
tSomethingthat many. folks can always

Something that many. folks can always
lfnd-fault. ...- ....-.-.
Sold at auction-the greenhorns who
| PatroniZe mock sales. .a- q, .s..
Railroad accideut-when the train ar
rlves at the time stated in the guide.
- A ~complaeent editor announces that
several: deaths are. unavaidablv DELAYED
till next. week -.
You can't persuade raiubnw to make
IFS aggeaIance on a clear day. It is 1eso-
Iutely bent on the cloud.
What Is that which Adam never saw.
never possessed, and yet he gave to each
ofhis children-Parents. 's..fN
I "A friend, lie otheir; day, called thin
young lady a spare girl. There are sew
egai., spare girls in most large unmarried
families. I"-' -~.. !. ..f s-.
The man who married three sisters in
succession excused himself fol. so doing on
the ground that ho got off with only one
mother-in-laws. -.
Some ingenious bipcd has machine to
make a-aan rise ear, -iff the morning, A
young Benedict says six. month old baby
can beat it TO death. .....,.s.. T..
Why Is the tolling Of bell like hyp-
ocrite. because 1t is a solemn sound by
thoughtless tongue.
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3. Money. Getting.


,@'Some people=thinlS thatit is,naeessaay to
be mean and miserly. in order t.. become
wealthy. -.The5e never was. a greater mis-
take Any man Of Common Intelligence
may be- prosperous if he chooses to labor
diligently and, faith hlllyain .a-oailing which
he. thoroughly. pnderstands >, Of course
prudence Is indispensable to success Pru-
dence --ehot niggard lieaiiftss a:'T he man
who, 5commencing with.tlihit8 nothing,
has reselyed to gise; ;nlylst hEesolve,also to
sacrifice nothing To Appearance. 80. Hercan-
not gam one true friend nor obtain any
p9pplarI1Xts Xtsh 9tsWII !Pe Te9TIy useful to him
~ his efforts TO achieve. Independence, by
endeavofiii& to seem to have ffiatwhich ne
has not''Llhe l4is.sIlfewdeptfag4 pre-
,tepei9ps suppose it. ITO. he sf It. is sursous
y9pFd looks sharply intospeople's s private
affairs, and if an individual ,ina{4b IS & show
BEYOND. his means, soon discovefss6rid dis
trusts him. .4' No,0neswho has aefoptSlne to
make, or.wlseS desires even "a anlodegate COM
PeteQee can afford to ,ine.gr;the worlds dis
trust. Therefore, if You are at the foot of
the ladder and Want t5 'ni6unt, g5teup in
your work-day guisey and don'bedffect pur-
I'leand fine linen p ss,,,,s.. s.l.,,;s..
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: .TMe eenasns .nI1rste,.. .,oIls...

The 4Eleavenwotth eBIilistt,5 r'lYas an
amusing H4Rke off ",.en@ths,.pretensions to
vast pQnulauqnse by, Missouri. .riyer. cities
preYlI99us to the census. and sums up the
actual condition of things, after tie mar
shaPs books have been made up as fol-
lows :s,p .,-.r.. '.-E- s-...s- a. 81
Omaha, before the C ....5Oo 900
Omaha, after the census,......... .........I3O 900
Killed. wounded, and 900
Council Bluffs, before the 600
Council Bluffs, after the COO
o, A-9st ~ nc 1900
81. Joseph after the census A......... ....ls,OOO
No, oooo,,,to,, fo- =
Leavenworth, before the 900
LeaFehwerth' Aiter the 900
- - - 80 - s-..-- =
NohC 70 congress. 900
Kansas City, before the
Kaqsas City, after the CENSUS.
'.' .t--..-
Killed woundeda deserted, 600
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

T4E. Conservative papers Of. Mississippi
are demanding q Congressional election in
that state this fall, as required by the
Federal Constitution, but as theirs is al
ready a=fufft- batch of Radicals elected a
year. ago, the reconstructed state govern
ment Will not move in the matter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14
H. PrOfessiOnnT COurse,

The Department. II Engineering were Organs
lied after the war, meet want long felt in the
South Of the highe- ggade Of scientific instruct
ion in these imp -tHl,t Professions. They arc
now in fun and SUI -fdl opcFution. u
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;. Department Of Nlping Engineering.

This embraces Mathematics, Applied Mathe-
MATES, Physics, Mechanics, Chemistry, French,
English, Drawing and Astronomy. Students who
successfully comp. tie ts course, receive the di-
piorna Of civil Engriiieer. 80 Gtt. It's
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

UItOr Vrace on tue z+JH. Inc uoIIowlng
gentlemen compose the Board: Isaac
Harter, ]. w. Underhill, D Tyler, II.
Belden, P. Meyers, Jacob Hane and II. C.
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Hi. Preparatory Depart
mont

This has boon . ttsanizcd tenlporariiy for the
benefit Of young nr.n who have been pTeVedtcd
by the war from obtaining proper Academic prep
aration for college. 10 embraces the subjects OF
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

This embraces English, Modern Languages,
Moral Philosophy, History and English Eiter!i-
ture, with two others go be elected, one from the
Literary and one from the Scientific schools. To
this course is attached thu degree Of Bachelor of
Philosophy ---
The Degree OF MNstcr -6r Arts is conferred on
Students who have coniplctcd the course Ok study
in nine OF The schools aqd-have taken distinction
in seven Of these
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

d UNS first class carriage, to accommodate
y ladies and gentlemen, to all parts of the city
Fare for one trip 25 cents. Time trips liberal
terms. The carriage is on hand at all Passenge
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

"A Teachers certificates will be held in Massil.
Ion on Saturday, September 18th; and one at Al
lance on Saturday, October Sth. Regular Exami-
nations, until otherwise ordered, at Canton, the
last Saturday of each month.
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Mode Of Instruction and
-tts -asE

To secure constant and thorough drilling, the
classes are divided iatO sections of from twenty
lower classes the instruction is mainly given by
Textbooks and E 'rciScs. in the higher classes
Iectures arc combined With These. The exams
patons aIe boto ora, ara NyrittenJ and thoses for
proficiency and distinctibns arc thorough and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

(, This ernbraces he Sdhool Of Law aud Equity,
md to Il is attached the degree of Bachelor 81
Law.
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This embraces Matccm les Applied Mathemat-
les, Physics, Chem @trv. Nineralogy and Geology,
Metallurgy, Mining Cr~alan and English. To
Engineer. ia >. - a =
IL is proposed sin 'Js. Ter to extend the PractE
cal and Scientific Departments in the direction of
l. Mechanical Engineering. .. Applied Chem
istry. B. Agriculture. 4. Commerce.
- r
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NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
~ that he has been duly appointed Assignee of
H J. Bacon of Canton Ohio, All persons in
d8bted to said Bacon are requested to make i'm
m.diate pnvment. and oreditora will present ihair
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ment will be paid for the use OF water.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon
the.apse Of ten days from its final passage and
publication.
Passed October II, 1870.
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HOnOrs and SchOIarshiDs.

As, specisl- indE dement's to diligence, THREE
sold hiedSis ardfve Il Hpnorary- scholars Ds, the
latter covering tuition and college fees, annu-
ally rewarded. - %. 49, -... -
Three Masters Of Arts are annually appointed
as "Rcsident Masters" with valuable privileges
and emoluments.
The College educates free Of charge, all candi-
dates for the Ministry. properly recommended.
10 appoints 20 free scholarships twenty-five young
men intending tosmalSe Journalism their profess
ion- IL gives long credit to meritorious young
men without means who wish an education
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14
..1T III PlVERIN0gf f1 1filT
CITY PLUMBERS

Under the 5l,f tohsJlttien Sf baFEtAte. puner-
Gus public functioparies were promoted toposi-
uons of profit and trust by dppOintlHet from are
chief executive of our commonwealth: Thus in
many instances, persons were elevated 10 office
who hSlgiett hen Natural yytents nor houuired
knowledge and abAity-td qaaIEy them Ejf the DO
sition sought, and their appointment was hailed
moreg gs aFeliaf TO despondent oce-sealSt,r Iha hi
blessing TO those whom they wer. TO sefyeI !
But we are q progressive people, and under thei
new arrangement things are otherwise; and mem
who chosen to office are uniformly persons an
acknowledged ability aud merit, and must of nel
eessity. have been residents of the county for al
time at least and enjoy the confidence and poptl J
iar favor of their constituents. boa q . liz
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14
means VINO WISH an eu
Discipline.

The discipline of the College under the control
OF the President tends 10 develop honor, manli-
ness and self-gespect.
Necessary expenses are not more than S325 per
annum. The College fees and three months
board, amounting TO aboLt SI75, are required in
advance.
Parents are advised t. deposi: the funds for
their sons with 'hc Treasurer, experience having
shown the benefits of this TO the students
The session OPENS the Thursday Of September
and closes the fourth Thursday of June
IN For catalogues or other particulars apply
to J. NJ. LEECH,
CLERK Of Faculty, Lexington, Va.
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CANNON, sEARK COUNTY, OHIO, OCTOBER 4: i

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THE opening at Disque & Jackman's
f-od;p eaes place on Wednesday, October 26th.
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!. ACADE7sgC COURSE.

THE COLLEGE Is divided into distinct Schools
each fully organized and complete In itself, so as
20 afford the best fQcilites for rendering the in
struction in the several I-Gnehes of Education
extensive and thorough. The studentseleets his
own course OF study, under the direction Of his
darcnt or the Facdlty; but that no motive may be
wanting to a complete ana systematic course Of
education, the separate hoods are so arranged
that they may be combined into the following De-
partmCntss
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D.nOenIF Umce, or ADDRESS Dox 4la, Canton, o,

AVE WANT THREE HUNDRED AGENTS.
w Send for circulars. Address
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ssPtl4Wlo

CALL and see the new Fall styles at
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--ri ."g -.s .- s.'..- -a..F as ;=o --.ts-,> %.
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z. DeOnrhneI of Science,
3. Department Of Philosophy.

This embraces Math,1ati Applied Nrathe
matics, Natural PLi'asuF v, Chemistry, French,
with one other to u' ,lr"Icd from the Literary
schools. To this course J.. attached the degree Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14

EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, VA. % =
Faculty

EaCNkly
GEN. .FftSA + "a. ISfa x -. : PREanENF.
CA4SIER r ttARRT@,A A. VI Professor of Latin, =
JtafESN ~ WHITE An Profess.jr. of CSreek. / 3
EDWARD 5. JOYNES. A. NJ
Prof. uf Modern Languages.
REV. J. L. KILPATRICK. u. D..
prof Of Moral Philosophy
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, 4. NJ
Prof. History a5,d English Literature
ALIEN, /. NELSON. \. N.-proE AathoEnaties-' {
MAi. ALLAN, (. n. Prof Applied Mathematics
RICHARD 5. McCUILOCd,A 4. NJ,
: ~ .E Prof. Natural Philos ophys
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. ", Prof Chemistry = :
--,f .'roL Applied Chemistry.
HON. J, W. BROCAENHEOCGH, Prof. Law.
RODES MAS~IE, . NJ. .-'E Z-l 4T Eza &
asst .'rof. Modern Languages.
DUNCAN c. LYLE. \. u, Asst PcoC Mathematics
CHARLES \. GRAVES, \. NJ, Asst Prof English
JOSEPH b. WALKER,
Asst Prof Chemistry, ----- --
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HFor the present the instruction In English is
divided among the Profc ~sors of Moral Philoso-
ply, Modern Languages and History, with the aid
ofan Assistant Professor. b..
sfrhe dntiesSof Jiis Cbair are discharged by the
Professors OF Oh hcfulStry and Natural phfoSOphy-
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81 oCS.'asi aa2iLarq9G naiasD1F cit .a4sd
'EU.o2 aat 10 1oLgo I'd b2tso71a essd
40. gGM s.ahG5I IUo 51di rsLgo III ram,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
[From The Pilot. Nay blh.

TIE following Is from a report of
the proceedings Of a citizens meet.
Ing at Jackson Wednesday night:
The committee appointed to ex-
anime into the condition Of the
State Capitol made the following
report:
The undersigned, who were ap-
pointed a committee to examine
the condition Of the State House,
and report what amount Of money
will be required tOput the same in
thorough repair, have performed
the duty assigned them, and SUBJ
init the following report:
They have carefully examined
every part OF said building from
foundation 10 roof They are
unanimously of opinion that the
uneasiness which has been express
ed in certain quarters of O similar
disaster to that which recently Oc-
Cured In Richmond IL without the
shadow Of foundation: They be-.
lieve the State House is perfectly
safe.
1t Is not the less true, however,
that extensive repairs are necessary
to prevent decay. In all buildings
of equal dimensions almost con.
slant repairs are required. During
the war little or nothing was ex.
pended upon il.
Differing amongst ourselves In
our calculations of the amount
which will be actually necessary
we all agree that the sum Of 500, OK
will be ample to make all needed
repairs. II would be too tcdiOu
to specify all the items Of repairs
that have been taken into the cal
culation. 1t Is enough TO say tina
II embraces all that Is necessary Il
be done-including roOf-replacinl
iron caps aud sillS to all the win
dows, turning arches over the win
dows, repairing floors, plaSterinI
painting inside and outside, front
ispiece on north and south ends
iron steps, stone aud brick work
all of the front porticO, except th
columns, to be taken down and re
placed, &c.
All Of which Is respectfully sub
mitted.
J A. J. Herrod, C. Williams,
: II. ]. Taylor, Sam. French,
w. IL. Johnston, d. Daley,
w. w. Wishart j. B. Guptill,
Committee.
; Tho report was ordered to b
published, and then, on motion Q
Mr.. Spengler, II was referred bac
to the committee With instruction
to give q moro detailed report, In
Guiding IN estimate Of the cost {
. a new Capitol. Messrs. MusgrOv
aud Spengler were added to u
2 committee.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

the present rates OfabFasion, in two
years more there win DO no re-
demniiOn. There win not be land
enough left to secure end protect
the railroad. Over the river rests
your shadow. Il has bFooded
there for twenty years, darkening
By the lapse of time. That shadow
stands in the way Of your great fu-
ture. Secure the 0ut.Off-prevont
the Southern terminus Of tho Meri.
dian railrOad-secure the Union
depot, aud you will then secure the
terminus Of the Pacific road at
DeSotO. Vicksburg will then have
a great future. che will be the
most important city between New
Orleans and st. Louis.
A. MYGATF.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

seemingly trying to make Il a. Inn
practicable and obnoxious 30 The
citizens along the route % possible.
Any better plan could not have
been conceived to produce the de-
sired result. And here II comes.
One of the parties interested in
the great scheme, which, If sue
cessful, will be worth an immense
amount Of money $50 l am inform
ed, il wrong would like 10 be cor
rected), served out the injunction,
and the means for producing the
desired result was ordered re-
moved. This was done by our en-.
terprising Street Commissioner In
good time and In good order. So
far so good. What next?
The Railroad Company apply for
a Charter, granting them not only
the right Of way to the river, but
across the river by ferry, In order
to connect with the Pacific and
Shreveport Railway at a point some
two or three miles below the limits
Of the city, passing through the
lands Of the parties interested, and
locating depot and freight sheds
upon the same. None but those
that are so blinded By interest can
fail 10 see the effect this will have
upon our city and citizens. After
appropriatlng by the city one hun
dred thousand dollars, after paying
forty-seveH thousand Of the above
/ amount to have the connection made
with the Pacific and Shreve.
port Railroad directly across
the river aud opposite Vicks-
burg, after having expend-
ed large amounts OF money in
erecting proper buildings in which
to do business, after having sub
scribed and paid largely in con-
slruction Of the V. & ii. Railroad
regardless of the speculation i'm
posed by placing the depot where
it now Is, feeling assured that the
city was permanently located; TN
company, like the serpent in tn
fable, as soon as they commence Il
get warm aud receive new life, turl
to sting their benefactors. Tn
question OF the impractiCabiliiy il
having down railroad in VlCks
burg is spoken OF. Is it more SO il
this city than in New Orleans, New
York, Boston, Memphis, st. LOuit
or any other city? Another argu
ment used is, that q certain numbe
OF old fOgies are opposed to i'm
provement Of our city. Who,
would ask, are the men that ar
most interested in the improvement
of our city, and who are willing 70
1t to extend, II trade and cOmmerC
demand It, to Warrenton, down th
river, or to Jackson, In the IL
terror? Are they not the ones VIII
oppose the proposed River Term
nus, q mile aud a quarter below OU
city, aud the building up of a fe'
to the destruction Of the many
CITIZEN.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
ALEX KUHN, Secretary.

By a report Of Mr.. Benz. A Lee,
acting as Auditing Committee, We
have a statement Of Mr.. John d.
Raymond's affairs as Assessor and
Collector up. to February lst, OF
this year. The report shows
that he has received on account OF
the Hospital Fund, S2l,2Ol 06,
of which S6,407 81 was paid
Mayor Polk, and Sl3,730 33 paid
MAYOR Swift. On account Of the
general fund he has received $685.
227 q of which Mayor Polk re-
ceived S795, and Mayor Swift $751;
767 GG. In addition to their
amounts of s2l,2OI O6, and &c.,
227 q, is So, 485 40 collected since
February to March 22nd, making a
total of S9O,S96 76. Otthis amount
Gen. Swift has received S7j,S24.
A, and Mayor Polk $7,202 81
the balance being accounted for.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

AMONG the more important mea-
sures before the Legislature, are
the matters of public education,
funding the debt, the bill to aid
colOred people to collect their
wages, land white people, toO2)
the establishment of magistrates
courts, the appointment Of com
missiOners to cOdify the laws, and
Of q commission of immigration,
the civil rights bill (fOr the me-
grOes; no civil or any other rights
for whitssil several railroad biEls,
and last, but not least, the Mis-
sissippi Levee bin.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

was due largely, If not entirely, 10
preventable causes, that could have
been removed at any time by lcgis-
latiye or even by administrative
action. Il is not the first time that
people have been compelled TO
suffer for the blunders Of their
rulers. There would be more con-
fidence II we had clearner assur-
anees on this point for the future.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
On TUEsDAY. the 12th Of Apfil,
TRUSTEE's SALE,

DgvIRTUE or THE Provisions OF
I'D certain Deed OF Trust made BY Al
OuIG Y. Gibson and II. \. Gibson, OF the
county OF Issaquena, and Slate Of Mississippi,
on the S0th day Of Maf1h, 1854, % secure q
inc as Trustee; the payment Of certain promo
isory notes, on account OF coFtaln lndebiEd-
ness D.cntloned therein, the said deed being
duly 49, rded In record book e. naEe 8. e
deedS .ecOrded In the said cgunfy o. Iasa-
quena and State Of mississippi. Siii.
On the 7th day Of June, 1870,
proceed TO sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
at public Outery, at the East door Of the
Court House, In the City OF Nlcksburg, ho.
tween the hours prescribed bY law, the foi-
lowing described parcels Of land lying, being
and situated In the county and state afoFa.
said to- wit; East X OF section lS, township II,
range West; East X section le, townshiple,
range West; W y sectiOn u, township ~,
range 8 West; South West z section II.
t0whsh p 70. range 5 West, ana L0ll and
south Hast y. section IS. township u. range
West, together with the appnrtenances
theTeunto belonging
1he title to the above property Is believed
to be good but shall only convey such little
rs is vested in me as Trustee.
maya 2Fustoo.